FREE LAUNDRY NIGHT
TUESDAY, JULY 14 AT 6PM
Free Laundry Night – Hunter’s Coin Laundry
105 Spencer St, Kingston, TN 37763
July 14, (Second Tuesday) 6-8:00 pm
Quarters, Detergent, Bleach, Dryer Sheets & Snacks provided!
Detergent and Coin Dispenser Helpers welcome from 6:00 to 8:00 pm.
See Liz Singley or Dan Hyder for more details about this community outreach.
SCHUBERT MUSIC CLUB
JULY 24
From Becky Price: "On Friday, July 24, at 7:00, the Schubert Music Club will convene at Bethel in the Sanctuary to hear graduating Roane State student Vikram Venkatesh present a program of songs and piano pieces composed by Franz Schubert.
Vikram is very gifted as both a singer and pianist, and is preparing for a highly specialized career as a professional vocal coach and accompanist. At this meeting Vikram will be presented with the Duane Starr Music Scholarship given by The Kingston Schubert Club. His teachers will be present as well. You are invited to come enjoy this very talented young man before he leaves to go forward in his professional studies...Membership in the Schubert Club is not required to enjoy this special event."
HOME FOOD COLLECTION
For the month of July our focus is on
Peanut Butter & Jelly.
These and other non-perishable food items can be brought in throughout the month and placed in the HOME collection basket in the Gathering Area.
Our in-worship collection will be
Sunday July 19.
Thank you for supporting our local food pantry efforts to help needy families in our community.
BETHEL’S CALENDAR RADAR
Also on Bethel’s calendar:
Tuesday, July 14: Small & Mighty Youth Tubing, @River Rat & MC lunch, 10 to 2
Tuesday, July 14: Laundry Night, Hunter’s Laundromat, 6 to 8
Sunday, July 19: Hands of Mercy Food Pantry collection – Peanut Butter & Jelly
Sunday, July 19: No Session meeting in July, no potluck in July
Friday, July 24: Schubert Music Club, singer pianist Vikram Venkatesh, 7pm
Saturday, July 25: Vacation Bible School, 9:30 to 2:00
Saturday, Aug 1: Knot Your Average Back to School Bash, Register @John Knox
Sunday, August 9: Undie Sunday & Kid-friendly Fellowship Lunch
Sunday, August 16: Session meeting after worship
Sunday, August 16: Small & Mighty Youth at the Water Front, @John Knox, 2 to 5
Saturday, August 22: Camp Alumni Day open to all @John Knox
Friday, August 28 & 29: 4th and 5th grader Preteen Retreat @John Knox
Saturday, September 19: Recital Series, Barber Shop Quartets, 1pm
Saturday, October 24: Presbyterian Women - Retreat @John Knox
Sunday, February 27: Recital Series, Schubert’s Mass in G, 3pm
MAKE A JOYFUL NOISE - ALL SUMMER LONG
The chancel choir and the bell choir will take a break during the summer.
If you would like to provide special music during Sunday worship, please contact
Judy Yeaworth. Instrumentalists, vocals, bell quartets, and joyful noise enthusiasts – be encouraged!
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SURVEY
The 226th General Assembly approved the creation of a new Social Witness Policy on Artificial Intelligence and Faith. As part of the work of the writing team, company AMCL worked with Research Services to create a (5-10 min) survey for distribution to all Presbyterian congregations and mid councils. General Presbyter Wendy Neff asks that this survey link be shared with congregations: Click
HERE to take the survey.
This short anonymous survey is an opportunity to let your voice be heard.
KINGSTON LAKESIDE FARMERS MARKET
If you're new to our area, following are a few things to know about the market:
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The market was started in 2020 by volunteers from and financial backing (internet and advertising-related costs) by Bethel as a community outreach initiative, with support from the City of Kingston.
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The market is currently managed by volunteers from Bethel.
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The market provides a selling platform for local farmers, prepared food vendors, and craftsmen in a wholesome community-centric environment.
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The market is considered to be a significant part of Bethel's commitment to being an Earth Care congregation (one of the tenets of Earth Care congregations is to integrate care for the earth into their outreach ministries – establishment of the market achieved this by encouraging local farmers/growers to produce crops to sell at the market).
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If you are interested in learning more about the market, you can visit their website by clicking HERE.
HYGENE ITEMS NEEDED
The church is collecting travel size hygiene items for
Shower Ministry Hygiene Kits.
We are most in need of deodorant, shave cream, lotion, shampoo & conditioner. Full size towels are also needed. Please drop off items on the bench outside the church office.
Thank you for supporting this community ministry.
MIRACLE CLOTHS
Windows, Mirrors, glass of all kinds - everyone has them, but are they clean and streak free? They can be if you use Miracle Cloths!
Get two – one for the car and one for the house. Suggested donation: $6 for 1, $10 for 2.
Available in the church office.
All proceeds to the Building Fund.
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT CLOSET
The church has medical equipment available to loan. If you need a walker, cane, bedside commode, toilet riser or bath bench for an upcoming medical procedure
check with the church office. We also accept donations of medical equipment.