VOL 58 ISSUE 06
November Newsletter
HAYMOUNT UMC November 2026
A Message from Pastor Allen November brings Haymount into a season of thanksgiving and gratitude. We take time to remember our sisters and brothers who are now citizens of the Church Triumphant. We will celebrate our ministries in the past year with our district superintendent, David Blackman. Then we welcome new members and celebrate the anniversary of Haymount's birth at Thanksgiving. Finally, the church year shifts from focusing on the great day to come when every knee will bow, to preparing the way of the One born in Bethlehem. The thread of gratitude ties these celebrations together. Gratitude, in part, is an act of remembrance. Frederick Buechner reflects in "A Room Called Remember" on the Psalmist's words, "What shall I return to the LORD for all his bounty to me?" (Psalm 116:12). Buechner suggests that our reflections often turn to those who are no longer among us. He muses:
We must, each one of us, remember our own lives. Someone died whom we loved and needed, and from somewhere something came to fill our emptiness and mend us where we were broken. Was it only time that mended, only the resurging busyness of life that filled our emptiness? In anger we said something once that we could have bitten our tongues out for afterwards, or in anger somebody said something to us. But out of somewhere forgiveness came, a bridge was rebuilt; or maybe forgiveness never came, and to this day we have found no bridge back. Is the human heart the only source of its own healing? ... But "Remember the wonderful works," sings King David, because if we remember deeply and truly, he says, we will know whom to thank, and in that room of thanksgiving and remembering there is peace.
"If we remember deeply," we fall into gratitude for the ones we love, whether close at hand or separated by time and space. If we remember deeply, we give thanks to the One who creates and sustains it all. If we remember deeply, we lean into the arms of Jesus and celebrate the new life we find in him. If we remember deeply, we sense the Spirit rising in us, calling us to offer ourselves to the future as thanksgiving to those who preceded us on the Way. Let us remember deeply, and let lingering turn to gratitude, and gratitude turn to determination, and determination lean into the hope of Christ and the power of the Holy Spirit. Grace and Peace,
Allen Bingham, Pastor
Memorials and Honoraria
November Birthdays November 1
November 12
November 22
Richard Liebers
Kristina Prince
November 3
Berry Bostic Rita Taylor
November 26
EJ Cayton
November 13
November 4
Eli Rowlette
Phil Black Mary Cate Howard
John Phillips
November 14
November 5
Axl Tester
Miles Dent Loren Galaviz B.G. Moore
November 16
November 6
November 18
Hannah Black
November 7
Will Miller Gerry Wornick
Jude Powers
November 19
November 8
Tad Adams Charlene Fann Charlotte Lane
Kathy Carnevale
November 9 Lindee Luper Ace Mullen
November 10 David Guy Susan Miller Taylor Whitley
November 11 Aiden Miller
Mary Alice Pendergraft
November 20 Peggy Harkey Pam Pennabaker
November 27 James Richardson Bud Symond
November 30 Rebecca Belliveau Kathy Birke Zane Boggs
Memorials have been given to the glory of God in the memory of:
Linda Shelander by: Greg &
Taylor Whitley, Rick & Brenda Booth, Wes & Lucy Jones
Scott Krieger by: Rick & Brenda Booth
Rev. Minnick by: Phil & Katherine
Pugh, Rick & Brenda Booth, Tim & Vicki Richardson
Richard Everett by: Greg & Taylor
Whitley, Jim & Sandy Ammons, Margaret Hedgecoe, Wes & Lucy Jones, Julian & Judy Norris, William & Sabrina Brooks, Tim & Vicki Richardson, Mark & Kim Hurley
Betty Rosato by: Wes & Lucy Jones Honorariums have been given to the glory of God in the honor of:
Jeanie Lemley by: Lynda Clark
Grandmas Group by: Lynda Clark
Special Gifts Were Given To: Columbarium, Lyon Memorial Endowment, Serenity Garden
Haymount United Methodist Church 1700 Fort Bragg Road Fayetteville, NC 28303 910.484.0181
Lead Pastor Rev. Allen Bingham allenbingham@haymountumc.com
Pastor Rev. Donald Warren donaldwarren@haymountumc.com
Director of Contemporary Worship Katie Powers katie@haymountumc.com
Director of Traditional Worship Wes Lockfaw weslockfaw@haymountumc.com
All Saints Sunday
Finding Grace, Memory, and Hope in the Communion of Saints On Sunday, November 1st we invite our congregation to join us for a special All Saints Service. During both our 9am and our 11am worship services we will be taking time to remember and honor those who have entered eternal rest. During this service we will ring our Bell Banner, letting the ringing of the bells be an audible reminder that the lives and faith of those who have passed away continue to echo within the community. For questions regarding All Saints Sunday, please feel free to contact our Church Office.
Director of Children and Families Ministries Rachel Madsen rachel.madsen@haymountumc.com
Director of Youth Ministries Madi Russell madi@haymountumc.com
Director of Special Projects Karen Barkman karen.barkman@haymountumc.com
Director of Finance Nicole Andre nicole@haymountumc.com
Communications Coordinator Morgan Bunker morgan@haymountumc.com
Celebration Sunday
Celebrating God’s faithfulness at Haymount UMC Join us on Sunday, November 8th, for a special Celebration Sunday! We’re excited to welcome our District Superintendent, David Blackman, as he shares a inspiring message on the wonderful ministry and good work taking place right here at Haymount. We’ll also be celebrating the heart and generosity of our congregation as we share the results of our Stewardship Campaign. Come reflect on God’s faithfulness and celebrate our community together!
HUMC’s Holiday Food Drive
During the Months of November and December During the months of November and December we will be collecting non-perishable food items to help both Fayetteville Urban Ministries and Fayetteville Technical Community College stock their food pantries for the upcoming Holiday Season! The donations accepted will be split evenly between the two organizations and used to help those in need in our community. All nonperishable food items will be accepted. Beginning November 1st, you can place your donations in the designated bins located in the lobby of the New Life Center, as well as outside of the Church Office. If you have questions concerning this Food Drive please contact Laurie Doherty at 910-988-4265.
Angel Tree
Helping Children of Incarcerated Parents Angel Tree is a program of the Prison Fellowship Ministries. Through Angel Tree, Haymount United Methodist Church is able to embrace the children of prisoners in our community by providing them with a Chrismtas gift, given in love, on behalf of their incarcerated parent. Right now, an estimated 2.7 million children have a mom or dad in prison. This outreach ministry gives us the opportunity and blessing to be the hands and feet of Christ. Two Angel Trees will be put up in our building. One will be located in the Narthex while the other will be located in the lobby of the New Life Center. Church members will have from November 22 to December 6 to select their angel from the tree. A gift wish has been written on each angel, and we ask that you stay within a $25 price range per child to ensure that families with multiple children recieve gifts that make each child feel equally loved and remembered. When you have selected your angel, please record your name beside the child’s name and code number on the master list located beside the tree. Once you have completed shopping for your child, wrap your gift, and attach the top portion of your angel tag to the outside of the gift. It is very important to remember to attach your tag to the gift, as it contains a message from the child’s incarcerated parent. All wrapped and labeled gifts must be returned to the church office no later than December 8. Thank you for helping us make a meaningful impact in the lives of children in our area! For questions concerning the Angel Tree, contact Sue Morris at 910-635-4483.
Missions News
November Garage Sale
Save The Date!
Our November Garage Sale will take place on Friday November 20 and Saturday November 21st. Mark you calendars and invite your friends to join us and shop our great selection of preowned homegoods, accessories, and more! We are accepting donations now! Proceeds from this sale will go to benefit the efforts of our HUMC Missions Committee.
Packing Thanksgiving Boxes
Fayetteville Urban Ministries
Join us on Saturday, November 21st from 10am to 1pm as we help Fayetteville Urban Ministries pack Thanksgiving Boxes to distribute to families in need in our community! This is a perfect way for you and your whole family to give back this Holiday Season, and make a real impact in the lives of those around you. To register to attend visit the website below and follow the steps listed to register. If you have issues registering, or would like to learn more about this opportunity, contact Laurie Doherty at 910-988-4265. https://www.fayurbmin.org/events/november-service-saturday-give-thanks 1.Visit the link above 2.Click the blue “Sign Up Here” button 3.Fill in your information 4.Press “Submit” button
Inasmuch Village
HUMC Christmas To Remember
A project of Fayetteville Area Operation Inasmuch, Inasmuch Village will provide permanent supportive housing to homeless veterans. Operation Inasmuch will partner with veteran nonprofits and agencies to both screen applicants and provide the support needed for each veteran to heal and thrive. Sixteen cottages and a gathering house are being constructed on Hillsboro Street, behind the Lodge and diagonally across from Inasmuch’s headquarters, with admissions targeted to begin January 2027. Each cottage will be roughly 600 square feet, with a single bedroom and will house one veteran. (They are not tiny homes). Four of the houses will be equipped to house a disabled vet. The construction of the houses and the gathering house are a generous gift from Ralph and Linda Huff. Christmas to Remember will help furnish each house with the necessary linens, cookware, and other essentials to help make each house a home. For more information, contact Barbara Speir at barbara.speir@gmail.com or at 910-391-7399.
Available Altar Flower Dates
Make your reservation TODAY!
We are excited to announce that we have officially filled all available Sundays for the 2026 calendar year, and are now opening up reservations for altar flowers for the 2027 calendar year! Altar flowers are $115 to reserve, and can be made in honor or in memory of anything you would like! To reserve a date listed below, please contact our Church Office! January 3 January 24 January 31
February 7 February 14 February 21 February 28 March 7
March 14 April 4 April 11 April 25 May 9
May 23 May 30 June 6 June 13 June 20 June 27 July 4
July 11 July 18 August 1 August 8 August 22
September 5 September 12 September 19 October 10 October 17
October 24 October 31 December 5
Finance Update
A Message from your HUMC Finance Committee The HUMC Finance Committee extends its heartfelt gratitude to everyone who contributed to our annual Stewardship Campaign this October. Throughout the month, we were inspired to hear stories from members, program directors, and staff illustrating the tangible, meaningful impact your generosity creates—both within our church walls and throughout our broader community. While our final giving campaign total is still being calculated, we deeply sense how God is working through the hearts and lives of our congregation this year. Thank you for your continued support. If you have not yet completed your Estimate of Giving Card, we encourage you to return it at your earliest convenience. Cards are available in the church office. Your pledge is vital, as it allows our Finance Committee to responsibly plan and budget for the upcoming year's ministry and operations. Thanks to the diligent management of our church staff and the faithful giving of our church family, we have kept expenses low and remain fully on track to meet our 2026 budget goals. We hope to remain in this position for the remainder of the 2026 year. We are deeply grateful for the commitment and partnership that make our shared ministry possible.
HUMC KIDS FAMILIES ON THE FIELD Join us on November 7 from 4PM to 7PM for our first Familes on the Field! Bring a picnic blanket or lawn chair and join us on our back lawns for an evening filled with mini golf, life-sized candy land, a cornhole tournament, food trucks, a smores campfire, and even a petting zoo! Come join us and take time to enjoy fellowship with all of our HUMC families! We hope to see you there!
Children’s Sensory Kits Now Available Children’s sensory kits are now available in the Narthex and in the lobby of the NLC to help the youngest members of our congregation keep their hands busy during our worship services. These were graciously provided by our Children’s and Family ministry thanks to the Tony and Karen Argo Endowment Fund! Please return all items to the sensory kits after service (unless the kit contained a craft or coloring activity). Thank you for helping us keep these kits in good condition!
Journey to the Manger Join us on December 5 from 1-2:30 PM in our Fellowship Hall to experience a live Nativity Story followed by fellowship, music, and crafts as we celebrate Jesus' birth by throwing him a birthday party! This event is completely free and open to the public! Come out to kick off your Christmas season with this fun, family-friendly gathering! For questions, contact Rachel Madsen at rachel.madsen@haymountumc.com
Music Ministry News Gold Standard Chorus
November 15 at 4:00 PM
For the first time, Music for a Great Space welcomes the Gold Standard Chorus, Charlotte’s premier a cappella men’s chorus and the performing unit of the Charlotte Chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society. Founded in 1950, the chorus is a member of a 32,000-member organization comprised of 825 chapters throughout the United States and Canada. Proud to be the 2022 Carolinas District Chorus Champions, the Gold Standard Chorus performs a wide range of music, from contemporary and pop to musical theater and patriotic to everything in between. As we celebrate America’s 250th year as a nation, we invite you to hear one of North Carolina’s finest as they present the rich American tradition of barbershop harmony! Admission this concert is free and open to all. A free-will offering will be accepted to support the Music For A Great Space Concert Series. Recognized as one of America's premier concert organists, Alan Morrison enjoys a versatile career performing throughout North America, South America, Europe and Russia. He has appeared in concert with Chanticleer, The Empire Brass, Rodney Marsalis, Philadelphia Big Brass, Yo-Yo Ma, Hillary Hahn, Itzhak Perlman, and the U.S. Army Chorus as well as with orchestras throughout the United States. A regular performer at Philadelphia’s Kimmel Center where he performs with The Philadelphia Orchestra, Morrison also serves as head of the organ department at the world-renowned Curtis Institute of Music. He has served as College Organist at Ursinus College in Collegeville, PA since 1995 and as Organist-in-Residence at Spivey Hall. A graduate of both Curtis Institute of Music and Juilliard School of Music, his teachers included Sarah Martin, Cherry Rhodes and John Weaver. Admission this concert is free and open to all. A free-will offering will be accepted to support the Music For A Great Space Concert Series.
Alan Morrison, Organist
January 17 at 4:00 PM
CHOIRS FOR ALL AGES! Cherub Choir (Ages 3 – Kindergarten) – Room 120 Wednesdays 5-5:45 pm beginning September 16 Gabriel Choir (Grades 1-5) – Room 220 This Choir includes Singing & Handbells Wednesdays 5-5:45 pm beginning September 16 The Carillonneurs (Adult Handbells) – Room 220 Thursdays 5:30-7 pm beginning September 2
Youth Worship Arts (Grades 6-12) – Rooms 220 & 222 This year’s emphasis is on drama. Handbells and Vocal Ensemble will also be offered to those interested in either of those musical ensembles. Wednesdays 5-6:30 pm beginning September 16 Chancel Choir (Ages 14 and Older) – Choir Room Wednesdays 7-8:30 pm beginning September 2
Trustees Update 2026 As we look back on the second half of the year, the HUMC Trustees Committee is deeply grateful for your continued generosity to our building fund. It has been a busy and productive season, and we are excited to share a few updates on how those gifts are helping care for and improve our church home. In September, we successfully completed our lighting project in the New Life Center. The installation of these new fixtures has helped the Contemporary Worship Team immensely, greatly increasing both the visibility and quality of our services. Additionally, we are happy to announce that a new backlit Cross and Flame sign, standing eight feet in height, will be installed on the exterior of our building near the elevator shaft at the Pearl Street entrance to the Church Office. We expect this project to be completed by the end of the year. We have also addressed several major structural and maintenance needs across our campus. We successfully replaced one of the two HVAC units in our Sanctuary after it stopped functioning, while the second unit continues to run smoothly with little to no issues. If you noticed construction around the church recently, that was our work to repair the roofing of our beloved cloister. After enduring nearly 25 years’ worth of wear and tear, that project is now complete and the integrity of the roof has been fully restored. Finally, while still in the early stages, steps are underway to repair the front steps to our Sanctuary—a project we know is near and dear to many hearts. We are currently waiting for the architect to submit his final draft so our selected contractor can begin work. Again, we thank you for your continued support of our efforts and look forward to continuing our work moving forward.
Upcoming Fellowship Lunches
November 12 & December 17
Please plan to join us in the New Life Center at noon for lunch and bingo! Only one request, please call or text Katherine Pugh at 910-797-9278 to let her know that you are planning on attending. As always, thank you to the Senior Adult Endowment Funds for making this possible. We hope to see you there!
Bringing our community together
HUMC Youth November Update JOIN US THIS HOLIDAY SEASON FOR A TIME OF FELLOWSHIP AND FUN!
New Youth Schedule!
Joining Together on Sunday Evenings
Youth Ski Trip Our HUMC Youth will be taking a Ski Trip in the new year! We will be visiting Winterplace Ski Resport in West Virginia February 5-7! This trip is open to current HUMC Youth and their families. In order to attend, you must register and pay a deposit of $80 by November 30! The total cost to attend this trip is $150 per student registered. To register, you may call our church office, or do so through Realm. To learn more about this trip, contact Madi Russel at madi@haymountumc.com.
4:12 Tweens 5:00-6:30PM
Middle School 5:00-6:30PM
High School 6:00-7:30PM
Dinner is served for all ages from 6-6:30PM
We are currently looking for HUMC Sunday School classes that would be willing to host UMYF Dinners on Sunday evenings from 6-6:30 PM. We would need your class to provide dinner, assist in the serving of the meal, and the clean up of the meal. Do you think your class would be interested? Contact Madi Russell at madi@haymountumc.com.
A Place of Perpetual Peace:
The HUMC Columbarium is Complete! After years of prayerful dreaming and dedicated effort, we are overjoyed to announce that the HUMC Columbarium is officially finished. While construction was visible over the past two years, this sacred project has been on the hearts and minds of our congregation for much longer. We extend our deepest gratitude to our devoted Columbarium Committee for their tireless work, as well as to every church member whose faithful financial gifts made this dream a reality. Niches are now available for purchase as you plan for your forever home. To learn more or request pricing details, please contact Nicole Andre in the church office at nicole.andre@haymountumc.com.
HUMC MomCo is excited to welcome new members for the upcoming year. You do not need to be a member of Haymount United Methodist Church or attend church regularly to join us. We have a wonderful year planned with encouraging meetings, meaningful friendships, and fun monthly playdates for moms and their children. Childcare for children ages 4 months to 5 years is provided at every meeting to those who make a reser vation. This year, we will be focusing on building a strong community of support while learning to find Christ in the everyday joys and challenges of motherhood. Our next meeting will be November 12 at 5:30 PM. If you are interested in joining us, please contact Brittany Jaisankar for more infor mation at 513-503-0242. Childcare will be available at this meeting by RSVP only. We will also be hosting aBackyard Movie Night on November 14 at 6:00 PM! We will be showing a preschool friendly movie in the backyard of a member's home. Bring chairs or blankets, and a snack to share. We will have hot chocolate! Rain will move the movie inside. RSVP at https://for ms.gle/d3TzUited4D6Snys5
Dear Haymount Family, Wow! We have had a busy year in Children and Families Ministries! We began this year with 62 children registered with HUMC Kids! What an incredible season of growth we have experienced among the youngest disciples of Haymount! When I think about this year’s stewardship campaign and how it impacts Children and Families Ministries, I think about all of the little “things” that help make ministry possible. As I put Sunday School snacks in my cart at Sam’s, purchase prizes for Easter Eggstravaganza, buy hot dogs to feed our community at Trunk or Treat, add a pack of cardstock to my cart at Walmart, or order more stools for the elementary classroom, I am incredibly thankful for the generosity of our congregation that makes these things possible. These everyday needs are a necessary part of ministry. Can you imagine walking into a classroom as a child and finding that there aren’t enough copies of an activity, enough snacks to share, or enough chairs for everyone? When those basic needs are met, we can focus on what matters most: helping children know they are loved, building relationships, and nurturing their relationships with God. As those needs are met, we can also dream bigger. I hope to find ways for Haymount to extend an open hand to children in our community who are hungry — not only at special events like Easter Eggstravaganza, but throughout the school year and during the summer. I hope to build an afterschool or before-school Bible study and explore bringing Messy Church to our Haymount community. There are so many possibilities for Children and Families Ministries, and these dreams need the support of our Haymount family. Your tithes and offerings do more than purchase snacks, supplies, prizes, and chairs. They create opportunities for children and families to know they are loved and welcomed, and for us to say “yes” when God opens a door to serve our community. Thank you for believing in our HUMC Kids and their families, investing in their faith and helping Haymount be a place where children and families can grow, love, and serve together! With gratitude,
Rachel Madsen Director of Children & Families Ministry
Hello Haymount Family, My name is Madi Russell and I am the new Director of Youth Ministries. As we start a new school year and season together, the youth and I have been taking the time to vision and live into who we would like to be as Haymount Youth. When we walk around the halls of Haymount UMC, interact with our peers in our communities, and enter into new spaces throughout the conference and beyond, who do we want to be and how do we want to be viewed? When I asked them these questions the first time we met, I was blown away by their answers. The Haymount Youth Group would like to be people who are welcoming, caring, respectful, kind, honest, joyful, helpful, responsible, courageous, loving, eager, curious, and connected. Characteristics that already hold and practice well. As we continue to grow together, learn together, and lean into these characteristics together, our hope is that we can be more connected to each other, to our church, and to our conference. Not only did they provide me with characteristics they want to hold, but things they would like to do this year; things like going on more trips within our community, playing more games, and going outside. What really struck me as I read through their responses was they want to be a group where they can fully be themselves and feel safe, loved, and cared for. As an individual that started attending Methodist churches as a youth, connection to my youth group and church significantly impacted my faith and the journey that has brought me to be in ministry with Haymount today. The most impactful of those relationships weren't the ones I had with my peers or with our youth volunteers or leaders, but with the individuals within the church that took a special interest in who we were, who we wanted to be, and who they believed we could become. I stand in ministry today because of the prayers, the meals, the conversations, and financial support of the congregation I was a part of during that time. Through intentional giving, our group can explore new ways to build community by going on local trips, ensuring that finances aren't a barrier for youth that want to attend trips, and expanding our reach by welcoming others in our community. Sincerely,
Madi Russel Director of Youth Ministries
Grace in Review: Looking Back at 2026
How God moved across our ministries—and what our team learned along the way. Dear Church Family, As we reflect on all that has happened in our community recently, we are overwhelmingly grateful for the way God is moving in our 9:00 AM service. So much of that vitality and joy is thanks to you! Every single month, 29 dedicated volunteers faithfully show up in some capacity to serve, welcome, and support our 9:00 AM service. Because of your incredible heart and dedication, our average weekly attendance has grown by more than 60% since 2023—including a fantastic 10.8% increase over this past year alone. That growth represents real lives touched, families connected, and new people finding a place to belong. We are so thankful and truly appreciative of each of our volunteers and church members for making this possible. Behind the scenes, keeping a service like this running smoothly requires significant care and technical resources. Over the past year, our team worked hard to upgrade our sound and lighting setup, adding 12 new stage lights. This addition has dramatically improved visibility across the stage, steps, and altar table, while making the lighting much more comfortable for our worship team, pastors, and presenters. A significant portion of our church budget goes toward making this kind of seamless experience possible. It fuels the essential software we rely on to organize worship, schedule our volunteers, and deliver music resources each week. It also provides a safety net for the inevitable equipment failures that happen over time—allowing us to repair or replace critical gear like soundboards, computers, iPads, subwoofers, in-ear monitors, and microphones without missing a beat. Looking ahead, we are excited to keep improving the 9:00 AM experience. In the coming year, we plan to replace several overhead lights, and we have recently taken on providing Sunday refreshments for everyone to enjoy together (with donuts still so graciously provided each week by a faithful church member!). Thank you to everyone who serves, gives, and gathers with us. Your ongoing support fuels everything we do, and we are so grateful to share in this ministry with you. With deep gratitude,
Katie Powers Contemporary Music Direct
Dear Haymount Family Over the past several years, music ministry has been able to do many things to enrich our worship and engage members and friends of all ages. The gifts of brothers and sisters in Christ enable us to do many things that have helped not only improve our music ministry, but to reach our community. Over the past several years we have seen continual growth in the number attending our Music for a Great Space offerings. We have also been able to launch, this fall, the new Haymount Choral Scholars, a ministry that reaches high school students in Cumberland County and trains them in the choral arts while also welcoming and including them in the life of the church. We have also seen growth in our Chancel Choir which also requires increased financial support simply due to the need for things like more printed music. his fall, our Children’s Choirs and Youth Worship Arts are also preparing offerings in both music and visual arts all of T which require materials in an age when costs continue to increase. To see our ministries expand in times that seem more financially challenging is a testament to the faithfulness of Haymount members, and the result is the ability to reach more people through a myriad of opportunities to reach Kingdom goals. Thank you for all you do,
Wes Lockfaw Music Director and Organist
Wednesday Evening Fellowship’s Holiday Season Begins This Month! As we welcome in the crisper weather and upcoming holiday season, we are excitedly welcome back Wednesday Evening Fellowship during the months of November and December! Wednesday Evening Fellowship is a time for us to come together as a congregation and enjoy a delicious meal and a time of fun and fellowship! Registration for the Holiday season, as well as for individual weeks is open now on our website! If you previously registered for the fall season, you will still have to go online or call our church office to extend your registration into our Holiday Season. Remember to register by 5pm on the Monday before your desired meal by visiting our website or calling the Church Office. Prices are $7 for adults, $10 for an upsized meal, and kids eat free! Volunteers are always needed! If you are interested in helping, contact Carol Lloyd at 910988-1803!
WEF Holiday Season Menus
Nov 4 Culver’s burgers or chicken sandwich, coleslaw or mac and cheese, frozen custard GF options available No kid’s choice Nov 11 Veteran’s Day No WEF Nov 18 Spaghetti from St. Constantine and Helen Greek Church, salad bar, bread GF Pasta and marinara, salad bar Kid’s choice: plain spaghetti noodles with butter and parmesan, fruit, roll Nov 25 No WEF, Thanksgiving Week Dec 2 Chason’s Fried chicken, green beans, mac and cheese GF Roasted chicken, green beans, mashed potatoes No Kid’s choice Dec 9 MiCasita rice bowl with chicken and veggies, chips and salsa GF options available Kid’s choice: quesadilla, rice, fruit Dec 16 Mellow Mushroom Pizza, salad bar GF options available. No kid’s choice