Here comes the judge…

“Do not judge, or you too will be judged” (Matthew 7:1)

There is so much more here than meets the eye, come to SNL this week, Dec 13th @ 630

My Friend Daddy

This Day In The Life Of Your Pastor – December 7th, 2009

1. I’m going to start writing my 1st book in the morning, no really about 11 hours ago from TwitterBerry
2. Reading ” Jog for Your Life” by Hayden Gilmore about 11 hours ago from TwitterBerry

3. Jogging is not for everyone but many people have recovered their health through running about 11 hours ago from TwitterBerry

4. Running is a remedy for loneliness, obesity, discouragement, & tiredness about 11 hours ago from TwitterBerry

5. In running you find a new lifestyle of greater strength in every area of your life about 11 hours ago from TwitterBerry

6. been txt with my oldest son Michael for the past hour, really cool about 11 hours ago from web

7. Fasting & Praying for those with addictions and they want to get better about 13 hours ago from TwitterBerry

8. Mike doesn’t trust me with his phone about 14 hours ago from TwitterBerry

9. meeting just adjourned, headed home for dinner with the family. Fast starts after dinner tonight, praying for revival in Carroll County about 16 hours ago from web

10. Church Calendar 2010 is slam packed about 19 hours ago from TwitterBerry

11. Have a meeting of Church leadership starting at 3pm, home hopefully after that about 19 hours ago from web

12. do something RADICAL 4 Christmas http://bit.ly/4zelIG about 20 hours ago from web

13. A Carton of Beer http://imagebearer.wordpress.com/2009/12/05/a-carton-of-beer/ about 20 hours ago from web

14. Holston-Rasmus-Swanson-God @Work http://bit.ly/6TqSnm about 20 hours ago from web

15. God 4give me as I 4give http://imagebearer.wordpress.com/2009/12/07/god-forgive-me-as-i-forgive-those-who-sin-against-me/ about 20 hours ago from web

16. I have the names of 24 more children of Prisoner’s who we need Christmas gifts 4. If U can help, please send me a note. about 20 hours ago from web

17. Wow, I have a mentor meeting N Abingdon N the morning that I clean forgot about, thank U Daniel. What is wrong with this blackberry Calendar about 20 hours ago from web

18. Clif Bar for lunch, working through… about 21 hours ago from web

19. Ann Landers said, “Know Yourself. Don’t accept your dog’s admiration as conclusive evidence that you are wonderful. about 22 hours ago from web

20. If you feel that you have no faults, that makes another one. about 22 hours ago from web

21. Why is it that my dirt is never as dirty as your dirt, from my perspective, & your dirt is never as dirty as my dirt, from your perspective? about 22 hours ago from web

22. your high school – a mission field about 22 hours ago from web

23. working on membership matters about 23 hours ago from web

24. Celebration: We have 11 people joining 1st UMC Hillsville this next Sunday, God is at work! about 23 hours ago from web

25. working on SNL sermon: Here comes the judge December 13th, be there about 24 hours ago from web

26. “Who of us would dare to stand before God and say “My God-judge me as I have judged my fellow men?” Oswald Chambers about 24 hours ago from web

27. “a habitual fault-finder is a poor advertisement for the Christian faith” – William McDonald about 24 hours ago from web

28. James 1:14 says sin cannot B blamed on external factors; it is always the result of a person being led astray by his or her own desires about 24 hours ago from web

29. much of our attention, thought-life, is concerned about the “other” person, 2 the extent that we ignore or miss what God wants 2 do in us about 21 hours ago from web

30. We all need to be discerning in life without being judgmental but sometimes, it’s hard to separate the two. about 21 hours ago from web

31. December 7, 2009 The Myrtle Beach Marathon is 81% full (505 spots remaining) about 21 hours ago from web

32. My office is a wreck. Help! about 21 hours ago from TwitterBerry

33. Running Rule of Thumb: 1 glazed doughnut = 2 miles about 23 hours ago from TwitterBerry

34. Running Rule of Thumb: if you have to ask yourself, does that driver see me? The answer is no. about 23 hours ago from TwitterBerry

35. I have a long to-do list today. Praying it all gets done. In the office soon about 23 hours ago from TwitterBerry

36. Samuel had a great nights sleep. We have been able to get the meds in him the past two days, praise the Lord about 23 hours ago from TwitterBerry

37. “I love judges, & I love courts. They R my ideals, that typify on earth what we shall meet hereafter N heaven under a just God.” Wm Taft about 23 hours ago from web

38. “If you judge people, you have no time to love them.” Mother Teresa of Calcutta about 23 hours ago from web

39. “Judges rule on the basis of law, not public opinion, and they should be totally indifferent to pressures of the times.” Warren E. Burger about 23 hours ago from web

40. “A jury consists of twelve persons chosen to decide who has the better lawyer.” Robert Frost about 23 hours ago from web

41. “When you judge another, you do not define them, you define yourself.” Wayne Dyer about 23 hours ago from web

42. Four things belong to a judge: to hear courteously, to answer wisely, to consider soberly, and to decide impartially. – Socrates about 23 hours ago from web

43. Let the judges answer to the question of law, and the jurors to the matter of fact. – Law Maxim about 23 hours ago from web

44. here comes the judge http://imagebearer.wordpress.com/2009/12/07/here-comes-the-judge/ about 24 hours ago from web

45. Dont worry be happy – the sermon http://imagebearer.wordpress.com/2009/12/06/dont-worry-be-happy-the-sermon/ about 24 hours ago from web

46. Myrtle Beach Marathon is 66 DAYS | 23 HRS | 32 MINS | 11 SECONDS away about 24 hours ago from web

47. Check this video out — Envoyer un Tweet via Twitter lors de son Mariage http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHqUc4PIAb8 about 24 hours ago from web

Would you like to do something Radical for Christmas this year?

I am  signed up for and ready to run the Myrtle Beach Marathon February 13th, 2009. I am running in honor and support of Children in Southern Sudan.

Maybe your family could send your gift to the children of Sudan in honor of each other!

Thats right, I am running again and this time there is the possibility of two people joining me and raising money for the children as well. I am excited about the possibilities.

If you would like to support, send your check to 1st Hillsville United Methodist Church, C/O Ronnie G Collins PO Box 356 Hillsville Virginia 24343. Make the check to Holston Conference and on the remit line “Hope for the children of Sudan”.

Why not do something you love and help others at the same time?

Together we can change the world!

Our Holston Conference of The United Methodist Church has partnered with Southern Sudan to help with the needs there and there is a possibility that I could travel there on a mission trip in the future. In the mean time I want to do something to help the children.

Here is how it will work. I will travel to Myrtle Beach in February and run the 26.2 mile Marathon on February 13th Day in honor of and support of The Children of Sudan Africa, “Hope for the Children”.

Every gift that is given will go to support the children of Sudan, “Hope for the Children”. I will personally pay all of the expenses of entering the race as well as transportation to and from Myrtle Beach.

I have a Goal of $2620.00 that is $100.00 per mile.

Help me meet the goal but more importantly help the children of Sudan.

There are several ways that you can support.

# 1 is in your prayers

26 people (Churches, Youth Groups, UMW, UMM, any group)could donate $100 and I would reach the goal.

Donate $1 for every mile = 26 dollars

Donate $5 for every mile = 130 dollars

Donate $10 for every mile = 260 dollars

Donate $20 for every mile = 520 dollars

Donate $100 for every mile = 2600 dollars

or simply Donate Any $ Amount

Special Opportunity – You could join me in the run and help raise money for the Children! The Marathon limit is filling fast but you could still run with me if you hurry.

My goal is simply to raise as much money as possible and have fun doing it. I am inviting people (Runners) who would like to help raise money for the children of Sudan to join me in the run. You can sign up to run at

http://www.mbmarathon.com/site3.aspx

Make your checks payable to: The Holston Conference of The United Methodist Church or The Holston UMC

Designate your Check “Hope for the Children of Sudan”

Mail to: Ronnie G Collins, PO Box 356, Hillsville Virginia 24343

I will compile the checks and get them to Holston Conference on behalf of the children. You will receive a letter from me to signify when the gift is received.

I am excited to see just what Miracle the Lord will do.

Ronnie

Hope for the
Children of Sudan

Here‘s what is happening…

In the past two decades, more than 2 million people have lost their lives through violence, disease and starvation in southern Sudan due to a North vs. South civil war.

In Western Sudan, in the Darfur region, the Coalition for International Justice released a report in April, 2005 stating that approximately 400,000 men, women and children had been killed due to genocide in the region.

Years of food shortage, displaced children/families, and disease have forced millions (35 million+) to live in crowded refugee camps. Thousands have died and continue to die, needlessly.

This is Sudan, a country in crisis.

A Story from the Bible

Matthew 25:35-40

³⁵For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, ³⁶I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me.’

³⁷“Then the righteous will answer him, ‘Lord, when did we see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you something to drink? ³⁸When did we see you a stranger and invite you in, or needing clothes and clothe you? ³⁹When did we see you sick or in prison and go to visit you?’

⁴⁰“The King will reply, ‘I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me.’

The lust of vindication

Another thing that distracts us is the lust of vindication. St Augustine prayed “O Lord, deliver me from this lust of always vindicating myself.” That temper of mind destroys the soul’s faith in God. “I must explain myself; I must get people to understand.” Our Lord never explained anything; He left mistakes to correct themselves. When we discern that people are not going on spiritually and allow the discernment to turn to criticism, we block our way to God. God never gives us discernment in order that we may criticize, but that we may intercede.

Oswald Chambers

Your High School – A Mission Field

Taking THE Cause to Every Campus

See if you can figure out this riddle. Each one of these dots on the map below represents one of the 67,342 high school and middle schools in America. What do all of these dots have in common?

Source: The Coaching Center

Answer: All of them represent a mission field that needs missionaries.

40% of young people in America now consider themselves complete outsiders to the Christian faith. And that doesn’t even include the millions of teenagers who consider themselves Christians just because that’s what their parents claim to be. But as you well know, being a Christian is not something you are born into; it’s something you’re born again into. After all, being born into a Christian family makes you a Christian to the degree that being born in a garage makes you a car.

So with this sobering reality in mind, let’s get serious about unleashing you the teens in our youth group to see their school as a mission field.

Let’s enlist in the cause – THE Cause – of reaching your friends and your school with the message of the gospel.

I am challenging our students at Out of the Box to ‘Adopt Their School’ and reach your campus with the message of the gospel.

We will also sign up as a youth group to adopt each of the school campuses represented in our group.

Electric Truth

For the Son of Man came to seek and to save what was lost (Luke 19:10, NIV).

If a man has a hundred sheep and one of them gets lost, what will he do? Won’t he leave the ninety-nine others in the wilderness and go to search for the one that is lost until he finds it? And when he has found it, he will joyfully carry it home on his shoulders. When he arrives, he will call together his friends and neighbors, saying, “Rejoice with me because I have found my lost sheep.” In the same way, there is more joy in heaven over one lost sinner who repents and returns to God than over ninety-nine others who are righteous and haven’t strayed away! (Luke 15:4-7, NLT).

• Based on these verses, what is one of the central things Jesus’ heart beat for?
• Does your heart beat for that same thing? Why or why not?
• Our world today is filled with many good and worthy causes, what are some of the causes you are already involved in?
• How is developing a heart for the lost similar to other good and worth causes? How is it different?
• Do you think the teens that you know care about those who don’t know Jesus?
• How can you help other teens see their school as a mission field?

Jolt and Bolt

Grow Deep accountability question: What’s one thing you can do this week to help you align your personal priorities with Jesus’ heartbeat when it comes to seeking the lost?

Go Wide accountability question: What’s one thing you can do this week to help other teens see their school as a mission field?

Information available from Dare2Share Ministries

God Forgive me as I forgive those who sin against me…

“Who of us would dare to stand before God and say “My God-judge me as I have judged my fellow men?”

We have judged our fellow men as sinners; if God should judge us like that we would be in hell. God judges us through the marvelous atonement of Jesus Christ.”

Oswald Chambers

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Here comes the judge…

This is my text for the SNL Sermon this week. I welcome your thoughts and comments as I ponder the text.

Ronnie

Matthew 7: 1-6 (NIV)

¹“Do not judge, or you too will be judged. ²For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.

³“Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye? ⁴How can you say to your brother, ‘Let me take the speck out of your eye,’ when all the time there is a plank in your own eye? ⁵You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother’s eye.

⁶“Do not give dogs what is sacred; do not throw your pearls to pigs. If you do, they may trample them under their feet, and then turn and tear you to pieces.

My Friend Daddy

This Day In The Life Of Your Pastor – December 6th, 2009

1. Myrtle Beach Marathon is 66 DAYS | 23 HRS | 32 MINS | 11 SECONDS away about 3 hours ago from web
2. Check this video out — Envoyer un Tweet via Twitter lors de son Mariage http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHqUc4PIAb8 about 3 hours ago from web

3. Fun is waking up @ 530am to run 10 miles about 11 hours ago from TwitterBerry

4. Voted most friendly Marathon by Runners World readers, Chickamauga Battlefield. I would like to do this one, maybe 2010 about 11 hours ago from TwitterBerry

5. missed you at worship tonight about 11 hours ago from web

6. SouledOut is awesome, they did “Don’t worry be happy” for me tonight about 14 hours ago from TwitterBerry

7. O.T. at Church tonight – Lets go Christians 6:30pm SNL about 17 hours ago from web

8. Sunday Night Live starts in Hillsville @ 630pm. I am preaching on the subject “Don’t worry be happy” join us about 17 hours ago from web

9. Worrying is a habit, but like any habit, it can be broken. about 18 hours ago from web

10. “Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to his life”? Jesus in Matthew 6:27 about 18 hours ago from web

11. Most of us, when we worry, are not even aware that it has started. That is the nature of habits. about 18 hours ago from web

12. Worry never robs tomorrow of its sorrow, it only saps today of its joy. Leo Buscaglia about 18 hours ago from web

13. If I had my life to live over, I would perhaps have more actual troubles but I’d have fewer imaginary ones. Don Herold about 18 hours ago from web

14. As a rule, men worry more about what they can’t see than about what they can. Julius Caesar about 18 hours ago from web

15. The reason why worry kills more people than work is that more people worry than work. Robert Frost about 18 hours ago from web

16. Worry refers to negative self-talk that often detracts the mind from focusing on the problem at hand. about 18 hours ago from web

17. Is it a sin to worry? The answer is yes! about 19 hours ago from web

18. Dr. Charles Mayo of the famed Mayo clinic said: “I’ve never known a man who died of hard work, but MANY who die of worry.” about 19 hours ago from web

19. working on tonight’s sermon, don’t worry, be happy about 19 hours ago from web

20. Wow, just 6 miles from home the world is blanketed in Snow, nothing at all at home. about 22 hours ago from TwitterBerry

21. 1st UMC Hillsville Christmas Cantata is @ 830 & 11am this morning. Join us @ 225 Fulcher St. Across from the High School about 23 hours ago from TwitterBerry

22. Planning to take a few days away from running to get my foot better. Just a few I hope. about 23 hours ago from TwitterBerry

23. Myrtle Beach Marathon is 67 DAYS | 23 HRS | 25 MINS | 56 SECONDS away about 24 hours ago from web

24. Rudy Rasmus & Bishop Swanson http://imagebearer.wordpress.com/2009/12/06/holston-evangelism-conference-rudy-rasmus-bishop-james-swanson/ about 24 hours ago from web

25. Asking God for strength today Extra. Samuel had a very restless night. Praying 4 a better day for him 4:25 AM Dec 6th from TwitterBerry

My Friend Daddy

Dont Worry Be Happy – The Sermon

Worrying is a lasting preoccupation with past or future bad events. It is a type of thinking that makes you feel as if you were reliving a past event or living out a future one, and you cannot stop those thoughts from occurring. Such thoughts are often characterized by the phrases “If only…” and “What if…”

“If Only” Thoughts

“If only…” refers to thoughts about an unhappy event that you wish hadn’t happened. The event has left you with an unresolved emotional feeling, and under these circumstances your mind continues to try to resolve it, trying to figure out what went wrong and how to fix it.

Unfortunately, in many cases, because the event has already happened, nothing can be done. You cannot go back into the past and miraculously have the event turn out differently. But when your mind recalls the event, its natural tendency is to keep trying to solve the problem it represented.

“What If” Thoughts

“What if…” refers to thoughts about the future. In the case of worry, these thoughts are about any number of possible disagreeable things that could happen.

• “What if I have an automobile accident?”
• “What if I run out of money and can’t pay my bills?”
• “What if my spouse should someday no longer love me?”
• “What if I make a mistake and everyone thinks I’m a fool because of it?”

Dr. Charles Mayo of the famed Mayo clinic said: “I’ve never known a man who died of hard work, but MANY who die of worry.”

“The reason why worry kills more people than work is that more people worry than work”. Robert Frost

“As a rule, men worry more about what they can’t see than about what they can”. Julius Caesar

Worry refers to negative self-talk that often detracts the mind from focusing on the problem at hand.

What does the Bible have to say about Worry?

Proverbs 12: 25 (NLT)

Worry weighs a person down; an encouraging word cheers a person up.

Psalms 55:22 (NCV)

²² Give your worries to the Lord, and he will take care of you. He will never let good people down.

Isaiah 26: 3-4 (TNIV)

³ You will keep in perfect peace those whose minds are steadfast, because they trust in you.⁴ Trust in the LORD forever, for the LORD, the LORD, is the Rock eternal.

I Peter 5:7 (NLT)

⁷ Give all your worries and cares to God, for he cares about you.

Is it a sin to worry? The answer is yes!

It is a sin to do anything that Jesus tells us not to do and Jesus says in the following passage 3 times,(Matthew 6:25-34)  “do not worry”.

Philippians 4: 6-7 (NLT) Author-Paul

⁶ Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. ⁷ Then you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus.

vs. 25 has the word “therefore” and the therefore is referring back to the pervious scripture vs. 25

Jesus has just been speaking to the disciples (that is you if you know Jesus)on the subject of “treasures in Heaven” and He just said “No one can serve two masters. Either he or she will hate the one and love the other, or he will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve both God and money.”

Matthew 6: 25-34 (NIV)

²⁵“Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will wear. Is not life more important than food, and the body more important than clothes? ²⁶Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than they?

²⁷Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to his life? (Everyone of us should write this on a card and stick it in a prominent place)

²⁸“And why do you worry about clothes? See how the lilies of the field grow. They do not labor or spin. ²⁹Yet I tell you that not even Solomon in all his splendor was dressed like one of these. ³⁰If that is how God clothes the grass of the field, which is here today and tomorrow is thrown into the fire, will he not much more clothe you, O you of little faith? ³¹So do not worry, saying, ‘What shall we eat?’ or ‘What shall we drink?’ or ‘What shall we wear?’ ³²For the pagans run after all these things, and your heavenly Father knows that you need them. ³³But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well. ³⁴Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.

DON’T WORRY, BE HAPPY

(What are some of the things we people worry about during the Christmas Holiday Season?)

What gifts do we buy for those we love?

What gift do we buy for that one we have to buy for and don’t like? lol.

How much money should we spend on that gift?

Will they really appreciate it anyway?

How much money should I spend on myself while I am buying all these nice things for everyone else?

Hey I need food, clothing, and shelter!

And by the way, those black shoes I have don’t go with the brown outfit, the brown shoes don’t go with the red outfit, the white shoes can’t be worn in the winter, the boots can’t be worn in the summer!

So, I need more shoes!

Then the biggie – how am I ever going to pay for all of this? The credit cards, the layaway’s, the bills that I have run up tying to please, impress, and satisfy?

The truth is: We have it all wrong!

We think to much about how much money to spend for all the wrong reasons.

We think too much about how good I look or how fashionable I am .

We think too much about buying gifts for everyone that we know.

We think too much about how to be a people pleaser.

We have gotten it all wrong!

Matthew 6: 25-34

Matthew 6: 33 (NIV)

³³But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.

Here is a Facebook status that I posted a few days ago in preparation for this sermon and some responses:

Ronnie G Collins HELP! Matt 6:33 Respond & tell me what this means, seek 1st his kingdom & his righteousness, & all these things will B given to you as well.

The verse is not about “receiving” as some might think. It is about worry (look at 6:25-34). We must turn to God for help and obey Him in everything. We tend to give our everyday worries (people, food, things, “stuff”) priority in our thoughts. Giving God priority thinking time causes all the “stuff” to fall into place. This is something I need to remind myself of everyday.

Jesus said just prior to this that the Gentiles seek after “worry” about food, drink, and clothing. Then Jesus said seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you. Wasn’t Jesus instructing us to worry about our own relationship, righteousness, right standing with God through salvation entered only by new birth. And God’s purposes and plans as it relates to us?

God wants us to focus on Him and His Kingdom. There are so many more important things in life than impressing other people with our gifts, with our clothes, our looks, and what money, power, and prestige can buy. God already knows what we need and He will give us our needs (not always our wants). We can trust Him for these things. We should … See More, spend more time thinking about others peoples relationship with God and how we can lead them to Christ, then the other things will not matter so much to us when we get a hold of the big picture of life and death and eternity.

Simply said…if we focus on God and evangelism our material wants will diminish then our desire to see people saved will match the will of God and he will hear our prayers and answer them accordingly. We must desire more of God and less of things. He already gives us what we need what else could we want?

Its base really the whole chapter 6 in Matthew. Like the others have said. One thing we have is little faith. We are to pray to God and have faith that we will receive. We need to keep our mind on Jesus not on this world. Where your treasure is , there will your heart be also. Seek God’s Face, his word. Ye of little faith…Therefore I say unto you… See More, take no thought for your life, what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink, nor yet for your body, what ye shall put on. Is not the life more than meat, and the body than raiment..Trust more in God…The Gentile had little faith. We worry about things we don’t understand. God wants us to trust and believe in him. He knows what we need but he wants us to seek him first ( the kingdom of God) The Word. He will add to us what we need. We never go without. God somehow provides our needs. But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness and all these things shall be added unto you. Take therefore no thought for the morrow for the morrow shall take thought for the things of itself. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof…Trust and Believe in Jesus. Put him first…and he will give you what you need and some of your wants…God first( The Word) The bible…God Bless. This is what it means to me…Don’t worry…The Gentiles seem to worry over everything, but God said Trust in him….The key is to Pray, Pray, pray…ask, believe, and receive…Amen…

To me it means put God first in all things seek out his will in everything and he will make a way for you . He knows our earthly needs , food,, clothing , money , ect. and he will provide .

Seek-to me it means that is the first and most important thing I need to do
each day( if I find myself in his presence and guidance then I will be content ). It will make the “things” of this world seem less important and souls can be witnessed to, etc.
God supplies all our needs. We, in this modern day, have it all backwards. We focus on ME, ME, Me. His rightouseness-that we see him as He is-AND THEN OUR LIVES REFLECT THAT.

I believe it means if we seek Christ and serve him that we will not do with out the things we need that are necessary for our well being.We may not have everything we want but our needs will be met. Not to say wee will not get things we want also if it is according to his will for our lives nothing is impossible with God

I like doing a study on words when I study the Word of God ~SEEK: I like my NIV study notes on this word – you will also! “The verb ’seek’ implies being continually absorbed in a search for something, or making a strenuous and diligent effort to obtain something…” As Christian runners in a race that leads to the ‘final finish line’ we should give more than what we invest in the way of money, time and energy into our running ‘the races down here’. Dedication with total giving of our hearts and mind must be put into our daily lives with ways that demonstrate the importance of living for God in our every action – not just what is seen on the daily course of everyday living. Our secret times must flow with prayer power to draw others into a closer walk with our Lord. Every path, course needs to be surrounded with His righteousness covering us as we head towards His kingdom with the power of the Holy Spirit with our every breath and step forward.

I think Jesus was refering to the clothes we think we need, the bills we worry about, and all the unnessaries that take his place. If we just put him first he promises to take care of all those worries and needs. But we have to put him first in ALL things.

I take this as you are to live your life with purpose and on a Godly manner striving to be the Christian he wants us to be. If we live the way we are expected then we will be rewarded with a heavenly home in his kingdom….my perception

The example which comes to mind when studying this Scripture is King Solomon. In 1 Kings 3:5-14, Solomon does not seek fame, riches, or for the life of his enemies, but instead for the wisdom to govern God’s people. God, in turn, promises to give him this as well as these things which he did not request.

A key to fully grasping this comes in verse 14, when God puts a form of condition in the promise, “If you will walk in my ways”. Unfortunately, Solomon strayed from the straight and narrow path and allowed false Gods into his home, practiced sexual immorality, etc., and wasn’t able to fully experience God’s promise. Although Solomon will always be highly respected throughout history, he has a sort of Tiger Woods slant on his life now, as he seems somewhat exposed. Perhaps Solomon had great wisdom, but poor self-control.
God still blessed him with many of the promises made, but I would have loved to see what Solomon could have been had he sought only the kingdom of God and his righteousness.

I believe that God’s wisdom and knowledge are the first things that one needs to seek. Then once received that His spiritual gifts and manifestation of His spirit comes as needed to do His will. The key here is doing God’s will. The things added should be being able to help His children and making sure that the truth is given. He says in His word that whatever we ask and it’s in His will He will give it to us. This doesn’t mean material riches (unless it’s His desire) but rather to help God’s people receive salvation.

Interesting Points

The Greek word ζητέω

as a searching for what is lost

to seek after, look for, strive to find

try to learn about

want to

want, ask, ask for; demand, require, expect; consider, deliberate, examine investigate

I believe Jesus is saying “I love you more than anything else in the world. As a matter of fact, I came to earth in human flesh (Jesus the Christ) and died because I love you so much.

Therefore, love me more than anything or anyone else. To show that you love me this way is to spend time with me, reading and studying the Scripture, Giving, Praying, and Fasting as stated in Matthew Chapter 6: 1-18

Want to know me better, ask for understanding, demand insight, require nothing but to find me. Search with expectancy, examine every possibility and investigate every avenue.

Search for me as if I were treasure hidden in a field, search for me as if I were pearls more valuable than anything.

Make me #1 because I made you #1 over Two Thousand Years ago.

Give over your worries for your search for me and I will take care of the rest.

Ronnie

Look at the birds, free and unfettered, not tied down to a job description, careless in the care of God. And you count far more to him than birds.

Instead of looking at the fashions, walk out into the fields and look at the wildflowers. They never primp or shop, but have you ever seen color and design quite like it? The ten best-dressed men and women in the country look shabby alongside them.

Holston Evangelism Conference -Rudy Rasmus & Bishop James Swanson

3000 Baptisms in Holston on Pentecost Sunday

50 “Golden Days” of Evangelism

40 Days of Prayer and Preparation

TELL ME MORE!

You may remember hearing from the stage of Annual Conference that the Conference Witness team would challenge us to celebrate 3000 baptisms on Pentecost Sunday (May 23, 2010) in Holston Conference.  The Witness Team would like to take this opportunity to “brief” you, our Conference leaders, on the plan, invite you to ask questions, share comments, and help publicize as we continue refining and developing this time for an exciting and potentially Conference-transforming Spring in Holston Conference.  Info coming soon in the Call, Call 2 and a save the date(s) letter to each pastor under appointment in Holston.

In the book Prophetic Evangelist, Harry Denman called the 50 days between Easter and Pentecost the “50 Golden Days of Evangelism”.  He also wrote a letter in which he called on every pastor not only to observe Pentecost, but to lay the groundwork for experiencing Pentecost.  That is what we are praying for in Holston in 2010.  Here is an outline:

* Feb 19-20  Holston Evangelism Conference

This event will be held at Cokesbury Center in Knoxville, TN. We welcome the Rev. Rudy Rasmus and Bishop James Swanson to lead us through this inspirational and motivating event.  We will celebrate the past year’s theme and covenant to “Offer Them Christ” and to invite Holston to the next steps toward Pentecost 2010.  Friday: Optional Mission Outreach (“Grace bags” to Knoxville Homeless) 3-5; Registration 5-7; Session I begins 7pm.  Bishop Swanson will conclude the conference by 3pm on Saturday.

* 40 Days of Prayer and Preparation — beginning on Feb 23rd, we will encourage every congregation to pray, fast and ask God for a burden for the lost. Churches may organize specific prayer groups, teaching or preaching about prayer and fasting, or other creative Holston ways of preparation.  The Witness Team will provide a 40 Day Prayer Guide which will be daily devotions written by lay and clergy members of our Conference.  (District Superintendents – if you haven’t already, there may still be space for you to add a day’s devotional writing…) At this time we are working on the best delivery of these guides, but at the least we will be emailing copies to local church pastors and designated leaders for copying and distribution. The Witness Team is asking that every Pastor and Lay member who has a blog to add the daily devotional to your church and personal blogs.

*  50 Golden Days of Evangelism — from Easter to Pentecost 2010, each congregation will be asked to intentionally concentrate on evangelism in their community. Again, the Conference Witness Team will supply a guide (“50 Days of Evangelism”) with concrete, specific suggestions for individuals and groups within churches to start conversations, build relationships, and offer Christ in your community.  Some congregations may plan for a Pentecost celebration with dinner on the grounds where river baptisms and all other forms of baptism recognized by The UMC may take place.

*** 1 Great Day of Pentecost *** — baptisms, renewals and lives transformed for and by Jesus Christ

40 Days of Preparation + 50 Days of Evangelism = A 90 Day Investment in 3000 lives. Sound unlikely? Unbelievable? Too much?  In our 904 churches, this would be an AVERAGE of 3.1 baptisms per worshipping community.  What do we have to lose?  Suppose we ONLY baptize 1000???  Help the Witness Team make this Spring of Pentecost preparation a reality for Holston.  No single group, ministry team or leader can do this.  We believe that God is in this… and we ask for your support, feedback and most importantly for your prayers.

With Bold, Passionate, Risk-taking love –              The Holston Conference Witness Team

Contact Ronnie Collins         ronnie24317@yahoo.com or (276) 728-2434

or Amy Rollins Probst     pastor@broadwayumc.net or (865) 202-3019

with feedback or suggestions.

This day in the life of your pastor – December 5th, 2009

1. Going to bed and wrapping the foot. Very painful tonight. about 10 hours ago from TwitterBerry
2. New York City voted #1 most fun Marathon by Runners World readers. Pray I get picked for 2010. 100 bands play along the route, 40,000 run about 10 hours ago from TwitterBerry

3. A Carton of Beer http://imagebearer.wordpress.com/2009/12/05/a-carton-of-beer/ about 10 hours ago from web

4. the plantar faciitis is very painful in my foot tonight. My foot is on ice and i will have to wear the contraption I bought for my ft to bed about 11 hours ago from web

5. 3rd round of meds for Samuels ear infection, need prayer warriors to pray he takes the meds about 12 hours ago from TwitterBerry

6. It is definitely feeling like winter this evening about 14 hours ago from TwitterBerry

7. Misty got a heated foot massager 4 Christmas last year & never used it. Let’s just say it is now mine, just what I needed after the run 2day about 14 hours ago from TwitterBerry

8. Getting ready to go to dinner with mom and dad about 14 hours ago from TwitterBerry

9. my results from the Half Marathon today http://imagebearer.wordpress.com/2009/12/05/update-on-the-mistletoe-half-marathon/ about 17 hours ago from web

10. Out of the Box from a Teen Perspective http://imagebearer.wordpress.com/2009/12/05/out-of-the-box-as-viewed-by-one-of-out-teens/ about 17 hours ago from web

11. The rain stopped about mile 3 in the run and started again after we finished. Praise the Lord about 18 hours ago from TwitterBerry

12. 13.1 complete 1:50 with 822 pace, very happy about 20 hours ago from TwitterBerry

13. Countdown 58 minutes to 13.1 about 24 hours ago from TwitterBerry

14. A wet snow/rain is falling and I am headed out to run 13.1 miles. I pray that it will not rain the 145 time I am running, maybe 150, lol 4:56 AM Dec 5th from TwitterBerry

15. Myrtle Beach Marathon is 68 DAYS | 23 HRS | 59 MINS | 14 SECONDS away 4:31 AM Dec 5th from web

16. Mistletoe Half Marathon in 2 hours 4:17 AM Dec 5th from web

A Carton of Beer

Here is a story that I can understand and relate with. In 2001 my nephew Kevin was in a terrible auto accident and spent about 2 weeks in ICU at Baptist Hospital. During that trying time in our lives we met another young man and his family who were also there at the hospital.

That young man was Josh Hill. Josh had been hit by a drunk driver. Our families spent a lot of time together  for those weeks in the hospital and we became friends.

Here is Josh’s story.

Ronnie

My Hero JOSH HILL

Through the eyes of his father

Rick Hill

Saturday, November 10th, 2001, began as a normal crisp fall day.  Josh fixed pancakes for breakfast and afterward he helped me rake the yard and gather up leaves.  He had played in the season ending football game for Patrick County High School the night before and he was looking forward to his first practice with the varsity basketball team on Monday.  Josh had a part time job at the local Lowe’s grocery store and went to work later that evening.  After work he went to hear his brother, Daniel, and his band play at the local Rotary building.

I play the drums for a gospel group, “The Joyful Noise” and we played for a hospice benefit the same evening.  My wife, Lisa, and I also stopped by to hear Daniel and his band play on our way home from the benefit.  When we got there, Daniel said we had just missed Josh.  He was tired and going home.  Lisa and I stayed about 15 minutes to hear Daniel’s band and then left to go home.  In all about 30 minutes behind Josh.  I had mentioned to Lisa several times during the evening that I wished I had told Josh to wait for us at the Rotary building.

On our way home, approximately 3 miles from the Rotary building, we could see the night sky lit up with bright lights.  Traffic had backed up and we could smell smoke.  We knew there was an accident ahead and we were both afraid it could be Josh but we didn’t share our fear with each other.  Lisa had tried calling our house several times hoping Josh was home and would pick up the phone.  I had been in the rescue squad for many years and as we got closer to the scene, I decided I would see if I could help.  When I got out of the car I told Lisa I hoped it wasn’t Josh.  I ran up to see if there was anything I could do and didn’t realize it was Josh in the car until I was looking at him slumped behind the steering wheel.  The car was mangled so badly I didn’t recognize it.  There was one small area that wasn’t totally crushed and that was where Josh was.  Stuart, Virginia is a small town and everybody knows me.  Fire and Rescue didn’t know I was on the scene until I let out a wail and cried “is he alive, is he alive?”.  They told me Josh was alive and led me away from the scene.  I ran back to our car and to Lisa crying out over and over “it’s Josh, oh God it’s Josh”.

The hospital was less than five minutes away.  When the ambulance pulled up, the ER doctor jumped in the back of the ambulance.  Lisa and I didn’t know what was going on so Daniel, who had arrived at the accident scene before Josh was transported, went over to see what he could find out.  He came back to tell us that Josh was being air lifted to Wake Forest University Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.  The doctor jumped out of the back of the ambulance, closed the door and hit it a couple of times to signal for them to go.  We went back to Rotary field to wait for the helicopter to come pick up my son.

The hardest call I’ve ever had to make was to Josh’s mom, Linda Mize, and tell her Josh had been in a car accident.  She asked me to have him transported to Northern Surry hospital in Mount Airy, North Carolina, where she worked.  I had to tell her it was bad and he was being air lifted to Baptist.

Upon arrival at Baptist Josh was immediately placed in the intensive care unit in critical condition.  We were told he had suffered a moderate to severe head injury, a broken femur, and later we learned he had a contusion on his spinal cord.  Because of the head injury, we were told the first 72 hours would be critical to his survival.  We were told that Josh’s age, he was 16 at the time, and his being in shape from football and working out would be a big plus in his favor.  The doctors also told us that because of his youth, he was not using nearly all of his brain and that the brain could re-route itself to compensate for the part that was damaged.

During the first few hours of Josh being admitted to Baptist hospital, the waiting room started to fill with friends and family and details of the accident began to emerge.  We learned that Josh was hit head–on by a 19 year old illegal Mexican immigrant who was driving under the influence, without a driver’s license and without insurance.  The vehicle that he was driving had caught fire and burned, hence the smoke that we smelled when we got close to the accident scene.  The driver and his two passengers escaped serious injury.  The driver was also brought to Baptist hospital and was in the ICU adjacent to the one Josh was in.

On Monday November 12, instead of the first day of basketball practice, his coach, Bryan Davis brought the whole basketball team to the hospital waiting room.  Their heart wasn’t in basketball practice when one of their teammates was in the hospital fighting for his life.  Josh’s brain began to swell and a couple of days later it had swollen to the point that emergency surgery to remove part of his brain was the only chance that Josh had to live (medically the only chance, we know the One who was always in control).  Coach Davis again brought the basketball team to the hospital and as Josh was being brought back from the operating room, the team lined up on both sides of the hall and was clapping for him and cheering him on.   A couple of weeks later, at their first home game, the Patrick County Cougars honored Josh by putting 42 seconds on the time clock and cheering for him to get well. 42 was Josh’s number.

Josh still had not emerged from the coma and we got very little encouragement from the doctors.  We knew it was pretty bad when the neurological doctors wouldn’t make eye contact with us.  There were two doctors who didn’t give up on Josh, even encouraged us to take him to a facility that dealt with coma stimulation after his release from Baptist.  One was Dr. Chang, the Director of Trauma Services, who was on call and in the emergency room with Josh when he went in, and the other was Dr. Mondi.  These two men were so compassionate and even in the darkest hours told us to never give up.  Dr. Mondi went so far as to tell us repeatedly “I just know that Josh is in there”.  We had one intern to tell us Josh’s quality of life was likely to be what we saw at that time – in a coma with machines breathing for him and a feeding tube for nourishment.  He went on to suggest that we look for a nursing home for Josh when he was released from the hospital.  This was said at Josh’s bedside when we had been so careful to be positive and not get emotional when we visited Josh during the limited visiting hours.  Josh’s mother and I were stunned that he would say such a thing and furious that he said it at Josh’s bedside.  Josh’s mom was the first to recover and pull him to the side of the ICU.  I didn’t have any trouble reading her lips as she took him to task for his bedside manner.  When she got through, I had my say.  I had to tell him that he wasn’t the one in charge, God was and I had faith that God would bring him out of the coma.  I almost felt sorry for him but I bet he learned to be more respectful.

As Josh finally stabilized, they operated on his leg and put it in a cast.  We couldn’t understand why it took so long, about 7 days after the accident.  They told us they were going to do it a day or so after he was admitted.  They kept putting it off and it finally dawned on us they weren’t expecting him to make it past the first few days.  When they finally set his leg, we rested a little bit easier.  Josh was at Baptist for a total of 59 days, for the most part in ICU.

As the days at Baptist started coming to an end, we had to decide what the next step would be in his recovery.  At the suggestion of Dr. Chang, we decided to take Josh to the Charlotte Institute of Rehabilitation, part of Carolina’s Medical Center in Charlotte, North Carolina.  They had a coma stimulation program and according to what we had read, the sooner they could start working with a patient the better the success rate.  Josh had been evaluated and accepted into the program when we heard from our insurance company that they considered coma stimulation experimental and would not pay.  The cost for Josh’s stay was estimated to be $30,000.00 – $40,000.00, money we did not have.  We were determined Josh was going to have every chance to recover that we could give him even if it meant selling our house and everything we owned.  We appealed their decision three times and on the third appeal the Commissioner of Insurance ordered our insurance company to cover Josh’s stay.  God is so good.  We got a very nice letter from our insurance company thanking us for allowing them to help us when we needed them.

When Josh got to Charlotte, they immediately started dressing him, getting him up, doing therapy and giving him awakening drugs.  We learned that he had had a stroke, at some point while he was at Baptist.  It was in his charts but we had not been told. Josh had lost a lot of weight but he looked so good dressed in his clothes instead of a hospital gown.  They put his Duke hat on him and he started looking like my Josh.

The trip to Charlotte was shaky at first due to Josh getting pneumonia and having to be admitted to the ICU at Carolinas Medical Center.  He stayed for four weeks the first time but had to go home because of the pneumonia.  After he recuperated, he went back and ultimately it was a success.  They were able to get Josh out of the coma.  He said his first word since the night of the accident, a tiny word “ok” but we were ecstatic to hear his voice again.  It would be a while before he said anything else but we knew he was on his way back to us.

Over the next few months we saw so much progress.  The trach was removed while he was in Charlotte, he passed his “swallow” test where it was determined that he could be fed by mouth and the feeding tube was removed.  He was fitted for a wheelchair, he starting saying a few more words, started moving his arms, and he started watching TV and changing channels with the remote.

Along with the good there came a few bad things.  Josh started having seizures which is a by-product of the head injury.  It is something we have had to learn to deal with but we still pray that God will take them away.  He also had muscle spasms which have been brought under control by surgically inserting a baclofen pump under the skin to administer the baclofen in measured doses.

Josh’s recovery has been miraculous, especially his speech and memory. We have recently started him on Aricept, which is a drug given to Alzheimer’s patients.  After only a few days of being on this drug, he remembered his social security number, 6 years after the accident. His speech and vocabulary continues to improve and his sense of humor is priceless.

He still gets frustrated when we can’t understand what he is trying to say or when he knows what he wants to say but can’t get it out.  He is still in a wheelchair but he can move his left leg and toes of his right foot, it just hasn’t developed to the point that he can walk.  We believe that one day we will see him walk and maybe even play basketball again.  Our God is an awesome God and through Him all things are possible.

Josh is surrounded by family, friends and people who love him dearly.  He is such an inspiration to all who know him or meet him.  His smile is contagious and God was so good to bless Josh with his old personality, not the anger that is common in head injury patients.  He has spent numerous days and weeks in the hospital with various complications but through his strength and God’s will he has conquered every illness.

Since the very hour of the accident prayers have been lifted up in Josh’s name for his recovery.  We have always believed in prayer and I firmly believe that the prayers offered up on Josh’s behalf were heard and answered by God.

I have been angry, scared, happy, and sad but through it all I have never been alone.  More importantly is the fact that Josh has never been alone; God has always carried Josh in his arms.

A couple of years after the accident, the principal of Patrick County High School called and asked if I could put something together for their anti drug and alcohol week.  Lisa and I sat down and came up with “How much does a carton of beer cost”?  It tells what a carton of beer has cost Josh and his family.

Nascar driver, Morgan Shepherd, has his own ministry.  I gave Morgan a copy of “How much does a carton of beer cost?” and he uses it in his ministry.  He has told me of telephone calls and letters that he has received from people who have accepted Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior because of it.  I have given a copy to our sheriff, our Commonwealth Attorney, numerous deputies and state troopers.  Wherever the Joyful Noise plays, we close with a recitation of “How much does a carton of beer cost”? It’s hard for me to do and hard for Josh to listen to but he has told me he wants us to do it every time we play.  If it will cause one person to turn away from alcohol and turn to the Lord it is well worth it.

Rick and Josh speak at schools, churches and other functions telling Josh’s story.  For information scheduling an engagement please contact Rick at rickhill@sitestar.net .

Running With Endurance

My aunt sent this and said it reminder her of me.She loves me a lot and I am humbled.

Ronnie

Running With Endurance
–from the messages of Adrian Rogers

BIBLE MEDITATION:
John 12:24 – “Except a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone: but if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit.”

DEVOTIONAL THOUGHT:
You can tell the size of a Christian by what it takes to stop him. Hebrews 12:1 says we are to “run with patience the race that is set before us.” And this word “patience” is not used in the sense that we use the word. It literally means “endurance.” Everybody knows that a runner is going to win or lose primarily by his endurance. You cannot quit. When it hurts, you cannot quit. When your lungs are on fire, you cannot quit. When your feet feel like lead, you cannot quit. When your sides ache, you cannot quit! You’ll never be a spiritual athlete if you’re a quitter! No pain, no gain.

ACTION POINT:
Thank God for His power that enables you to run the race and gain the victor’s crown!

Mistletoe Half Marathon 2009 Results

26th Annual Mistletoe Half Marathon

Winston-Salem,NC – Saturday, December 05, 2009

For some reason I am not listed in the results. However until the problem is fixed I finished 1hr 50 min and that would have placed me around 250 out of 813 and that pleases me.

Hopefully they will get this fixed.

Ronnie

Awards

Overall Female

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	11	Nunn, Molly	26	Winston-salem	NC		01:20:55
2	23	Chalco-Caiza, Viviana	29	High Point	NC		01:25:28
3	29	Crowley, Loring W	26	Winston Salem	NC		01:28:32

Overall Male

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	1	Hill, Garick D	28	Winston Salem	NC	TCTC	01:11:35
2	2	Morgan, Scott P	16	Clemmons	NC		01:13:08
3	3	Andre, Ulf	42	Hillsborough	NC		01:16:14

Females 10 To 14

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	124	Hayes, Kathryn M	14	Clemmons	NC		01:40:53
2	605	Arcuri, Hope M	14	Winston Salem	NC		02:10:19
3	670	Sutton, Amanda Christine	14	Huntersville	NC		02:16:31

Males 10 To 14

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	27	Rowe, Wilson	14	Clemmons	NC		01:27:04
2	174	Schoning, Erik Reinhard	14	Clemmons	NC		01:44:47
3	340	Shirley, Daniel E	14	Kernersville	NC		01:55:12

Females 15 To 19

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	65	Nogueira, Jennifer	15	Clemmons	NC		01:33:46
2	175	Stockburger, Nicole Maria	18	Winston-Salem	NC		01:44:49
3	243	Havas, Sidney	16	Oak Ridge	NC		01:49:42

Males 15 To 19

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	7	Swink, Justin A,l	15	Clemmons	NC		01:20:09
2	16	Cason, David M	17	Clemmons	NC		01:23:29
3	25	McAlister, Graham	16	Winston-salem	NC		01:26:16

Females 20 To 24

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	70	Collins, Meaghan	21	Boone	NC		01:35:11
2	105	Konkol, Jill Nicole	24	Winston-salem	NC		01:39:25
3	139	Davis, Kathleen Naomi	24	Winston-Salem	NC		01:42:13

Males 20 To 24

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	22	Stevens, John Michael	20	Winston Salem	NC		01:25:19
2	44	Ferrelli IV, Joseph	20	Winston Salem	NC		01:30:56
3	113	Barna, Christopher	21	Roseville	CA		01:40:14

Females 25 To 29

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	40	Wofford, Dorothy B	26	Winston Salem	NC	TCTC	01:30:25
2	75	Squire, Sarah E	29	Winston Salem	NC	TCTC	01:36:10
3	76	Horeyseck, Karina	27	Winston Salem	NC		01:36:13

Males 25 To 29

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	4	Marion, Alan T	29	Winston-Salem	NC		01:17:44
2	54	Wofford, John	27	Winston Salem	NC		01:33:06
3	81	Haakonssen, Eric Christoph	27	Winston-salem	NC		01:36:41

Females 30 To 34

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	38	Pirih, Marisa	31	Greensboro	NC		01:29:45
2	63	Hedgecock, Lesha R	30	Winston Salem	NC		01:33:42
3	66	Schneider, Keelin	31	Black Mountain	NC		01:34:12

Males 30 To 34

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	5	Sang, Micahel	31	Greensboro	NC		01:17:56
2	10	Ayers, Nate	30	Winston Salem	NC	TCTC	01:20:48
3	18	Scott, Shannon	33	Julian	NC		01:24:32

Females 35 To 39

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	46	Armentrout, Betsy	37	Winston Salem	NC	TCTC	01:31:17
2	90	Forrest, Jennifer Dawn	37	Lexington	NC		01:37:36
3	217	Craig, Ginger K.	38	Greensboro	NC		01:47:25

Males 35 To 39

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	6	Dewey, John	36	Greensboro	NC		01:20:01
2	8	Longhurst, Craig D	36	Clemmons	NC		01:20:10
3	9	Armentrout, Kyle Henderson	37	Winston Salem	NC	TCTC	01:20:20

Females 40 To 44

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	52	Baity, Kelly Deanne	41	Winston Salem	NC	TCTC	01:33:03
2	84	Barefoot, Lisa	44	Greensboro	NC		01:37:11
3	156	Preli, Karen Neal	41	Winston Salem	NC	TCTC	01:43:30

Males 40 To 44

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	19	Sherman, Paul J	40	Lewisville	NC		01:24:53
2	32	Shirley, James Ed	44	Kernersville	NC		01:28:45
3	37	Willis, Joseph	44	Winston Salem	NC		01:29:36

Females 45 To 49

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	120	Pellitteri, Holly	45	Oak Ridge	NC		01:40:33
2	130	Sutton, Nancy	46	Winston-Salem	NC		01:41:17
3	227	Cook, Leslie J	49	Boone	NC		01:48:01

Males 45 To 49

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	12	Anderson, John E	48	Pfafftown	NC		01:21:20
2	13	Doran, Timothy B	49	Winston Salem	NC	TCTC	01:22:02
3	20	Augustine, Paul J	45	Kernersville	NC		01:24:57

Females 50 To 54

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	431	Fowler, Kathy M	50	Winston Salem	NC		02:00:17
2	495	Massucco, Holly Ann	50	Moravian Falls	NC		02:04:01
3	501	Miller, Frances	51	Winston Salem	NC		02:04:25

Males 50 To 54

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	36	Seal, Kerry	50	Cary	NC		01:29:32
2	62	Scott, Robert Baird	54	Asheboro	NC		01:33:37
3	73	Morgan, Wayne F	51	Clemmons	NC		01:35:41

Females 55 To 59

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	275	Carey, Teresa C	56	Indian Trail	NC		01:51:42
2	301	Hackman, Bobbi A	55	Lewisville	NC	TCTC	01:52:59
3	399	Crotts, Deborah B	57	Winston Salem	NC		01:59:02

Males 55 To 59

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	71	Bradley, Dan	57	Winston-salem	NC		01:35:23
2	99	Rogers, Ron	57	River	VA		01:38:32
3	170	Nunn, Aubrey Dale	57	Winston Salem	NC	TCTC	01:44:31

Females 60 To 64

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	680	Lapiejko, Linda J	60	Advance	NC		02:17:15
2	681	Tussey, Ginny	60	Clemmons	NC		02:17:16
3	709	Henderson, Karla	60	Durham	NC		02:19:55

Males 60 To 64

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	78	Gill, Jack	61	Pulaski	VA		01:36:27
2	141	Curl, Kenneth F	62	Wilkesboro	NC		01:42:22
3	180	Bray, Rick D	63	Lewisville	NC	TCTC	01:45:08

Females 65 To 69

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	695	Yeowell, Heather N	69	Chapel Hill	NC		02:18:35
2	742	Crouch, Sandra H	65	Gastonia	NC		02:24:59

Males 65 To 69

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	100	Tumbarello, Joseph	66	Glen Cove	NY		01:38:52
2	613	Doggett, Clark	67	Summerfield	MT		02:11:03
3	787	Palmer, Jim A	68	Winston Salem	NC		02:38:31

Males 70 and Over

Place	O’All	Name	Age	City	State	Club	Time
1	776	Yeowell, David A	72	Chapel Hill	NC		02:34:10
2	801	Josey, Robert N	72	Mount Airy	NC		02:47:35
3	810	Rosen, Richard J	79	Greensboro	NC		02:56:50

Overall Results

Place	Name	Team	City	State	Age	Sex	Time	Pace
1	Hill, Garick D	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	28	M	01:11:35	05:28
2	Morgan, Scott P		Clemmons	NC	16	M	01:13:08	05:35
3	Andre, Ulf		Hillsborough	NC	42	M	01:16:14	05:49
4	Marion, Alan T		Winston-Salem	NC	29	M	01:17:44	05:56
5	Sang, Micahel		Greensboro	NC	31	M	01:17:56	05:57
6	Dewey, John		Greensboro	NC	36	M	01:20:01	06:07
7	Swink, Justin A,l		Clemmons	NC	15	M	01:20:09	06:07
8	Longhurst, Craig D		Clemmons	NC	36	M	01:20:10	06:07
9	Armentrout, Kyle Henderson	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	37	M	01:20:20	06:08
10	Ayers, Nate	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	30	M	01:20:48	06:10
11	Nunn, Molly		Winston-salem	NC	26	F	01:20:55	06:11
12	Anderson, John E		Pfafftown	NC	48	M	01:21:20	06:13
13	Doran, Timothy B	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	49	M	01:22:02	06:16
14	Nunley, Kevin M		Winston Salem	NC	35	M	01:22:40	06:19
15	Banner, James Everidge		Winston Salem	NC	37	M	01:23:14	06:21
16	Cason, David M		Clemmons	NC	17	M	01:23:29	06:23
18	Scott, Shannon		Julian	NC	33	M	01:24:32	06:27
19	Sherman, Paul J		Lewisville	NC	40	M	01:24:53	06:29
20	Augustine, Paul J		Kernersville	NC	45	M	01:24:57	06:29
21	Holbrook, Todd M		Winston Salem	NC	39	M	01:25:07	06:30
22	Stevens, John Michael		Winston Salem	NC	20	M	01:25:19	06:31
23	Chalco-Caiza, Viviana		High Point	NC	29	F	01:25:28	06:32
24	Youtz, Robert B		Lewisville	NC	31	M	01:25:32	06:32
25	McAlister, Graham		Winston-salem	NC	16	M	01:26:16	06:35
26	Phillips, Timm		Greensboro	NC	48	M	01:26:18	06:35
27	Rowe, Wilson		Clemmons	NC	14	M	01:27:04	06:39
28	Wooten, Will		Greensboro	NC	19	M	01:27:36	06:41
29	Crowley, Loring W		Winston Salem	NC	26	F	01:28:32	06:46
30	Waterman, Matthew C		Pfafftown	NC	39	M	01:28:37	06:46
31	Fowler, Brad Hardin		Winston-Salem	NC	35	M	01:28:42	06:46
32	Shirley, James Ed		Kernersville	NC	44	M	01:28:45	06:47
33	Carson, Matthew P		Winston Salem	NC	36	M	01:28:49	06:47
34	Burke, Adam		Raleigh	NC	31	M	01:28:53	06:47
35	Dobson, Raymond James		Durham	NC	39	M	01:29:19	06:49
36	Seal, Kerry		Cary	NC	50	M	01:29:32	06:50
37	Willis, Joseph		Winston Salem	NC	44	M	01:29:36	06:51
38	Pirih, Marisa		Greensboro	NC	31	F	01:29:45	06:51
39	McGuinn, Joe R		Advance	NC	34	M	01:29:48	06:51
40	Wofford, Dorothy B	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	26	F	01:30:25	06:54
41	Crouch, Jesse		Clemmons	NC	19	M	01:30:35	06:55
42	Heggerick, Jason		Winston Salem	NC	30	M	01:30:41	06:56
43	Tate, John		Burlington	NC	46	M	01:30:51	06:56
44	Ferrelli IV, Joseph		Winston Salem	NC	20	M	01:30:56	06:57
45	Coulson, Myron H		Advance	NC	45	M	01:30:59	06:57
46	Armentrout, Betsy	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	37	F	01:31:17	06:58
47	Norman, Jeffrey Richard		Lewisville	NC	32	M	01:31:36	07:00
48	Small, Christian Michael		Winston Salem	NC	46	M	01:32:20	07:03
49	Nieters, John J		Clemmons	NC	41	M	01:32:53	07:06
50	Rankin, John S		Winston-Salem	NC	42	M	01:32:55	07:06
51	Peters, Gregory Lee		Lexington	NC	38	M	01:32:57	07:06
52	Baity, Kelly Deanne	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	41	F	01:33:03	07:06
53	Magilner, David		Winston Salem	NC	42	M	01:33:05	07:06
54	Wofford, John		Winston Salem	NC	27	M	01:33:06	07:07
55	Erickson, Ned		Winston Salem	NC	35	M	01:33:07	07:07
56	Doom, Jason		Clemmons	NC	36	M	01:33:10	07:07
57	Burdick, Matthew G		Durham	NC	31	M	01:33:11	07:07
58	Slate, Joey		Mount Airy	NC	43	M	01:33:14	07:07
59	Hull, Andy		Mount Airy	NC	34	M	01:33:15	07:07
60	Elliott, Zach		Winston-salem	NC	15	M	01:33:18	07:07
61	Brumley, Steven		Asheboro	NC	42	M	01:33:23	07:08
62	Scott, Robert Baird		Asheboro	NC	54	M	01:33:37	07:09
63	Hedgecock, Lesha R		Winston Salem	NC	30	F	01:33:42	07:09
64	Sabio Jr, Hernan		Winston Salem	NC	35	M	01:33:43	07:09
65	Nogueira, Jennifer		Clemmons	NC	15	F	01:33:46	07:10
66	Schneider, Keelin		Black Mountain	NC	31	F	01:34:12	07:12
67	Tumbarello, Michael		Mt Airy	NC	38	M	01:34:30	07:13
68	Schurman, Mark		Greensboro	NC	33	M	01:35:00	07:15
69	Towery, Michael		Clemmons	NC	17	M	01:35:03	07:16
70	Collins, Meaghan		Boone	NC	21	F	01:35:11	07:16
71	Bradley, Dan		Winston-salem	NC	57	M	01:35:23	07:17
72	Bivens, Benjamin Cody		Lexington	NC	18	M	01:35:24	07:17
73	Morgan, Wayne F		Clemmons	NC	51	M	01:35:41	07:18
74	Vaughan, Christopher		Advance	NC	31	M	01:36:08	07:20
75	Squire, Sarah E	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	29	F	01:36:10	07:21
76	Horeyseck, Karina		Winston Salem	NC	27	F	01:36:13	07:21
77	Preli, Robert B	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	42	M	01:36:25	07:22
78	Gill, Jack		Pulaski	VA	61	M	01:36:27	07:22
79	Sutcliffe, Josh T		Madison	NC	34	M	01:36:33	07:22
80	Blachy, Jobst T		Winston-Salem	NC	38	M	01:36:38	07:23
81	Haakonssen, Eric Christoph		Winston-salem	NC	27	M	01:36:41	07:23
82	Church, Casey		Millers Creek	NC	27	M	01:36:52	07:24
83	Taylor, Cullen		Winston Salem	NC	40	M	01:36:53	07:24
84	Barefoot, Lisa		Greensboro	NC	44	F	01:37:11	07:25
85	Chee, Phil		Greensboro	NC	31	M	01:37:17	07:26
86	Seavey, Sinclair A		Lewisville	NC	33	M	01:37:28	07:27
87	Mangum, Preston		Greensboro	NC	26	M	01:37:32	07:27
88	Davis, Wes		Winston-Salem	NC	38	M	01:37:34	07:27
89	Gaspari, Jamie J	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	34	M	01:37:35	07:27
90	Forrest, Jennifer Dawn		Lexington	NC	37	F	01:37:36	07:27
91	Wyatt, Ricky		East Bend	NC	50	M	01:37:43	07:28
92	Koontz, David		Mocksville	NC	31	M	01:37:49	07:28
93	Krabel, Herbert		Winston-Salem	NC	44	M	01:38:04	07:29
94	Wilson, Eric Glenn		Winston Salem	NC	42	M	01:38:07	07:30
95	McGee, Kevin L		Winston Salem	NC	33	M	01:38:12	07:30
96	Lester-Niles, Andrew D		Winston-Salem	NC	40	M	01:38:22	07:31
97	Langevin, Alex		Clemmons	NC	15	M	01:38:27	07:31
98	Forkner, Tom A		Franklin	NC	54	M	01:38:28	07:31
99	Rogers, Ron		River	VA	57	M	01:38:32	07:31
100	Tumbarello, Joseph		Glen Cove	NY	66	M	01:38:52	07:33
101	Shepard, Andy M		Greensboro	NC	28	M	01:39:07	07:34
102	Hartman, Bob		Lewisville	NC	37	M	01:39:08	07:34
103	Brown, Justin		Winston-Salem	NC	31	M	01:39:13	07:35
104	Lavack, Dave		Winston-Salem	NC	42	M	01:39:21	07:35
105	Konkol, Jill Nicole		Winston-salem	NC	24	F	01:39:25	07:35
106	Hayes, Chad		North Wilkesboro	NC	32	M	01:39:26	07:36
107	McMahon, Bill J		Greensboro	NC	29	M	01:39:45	07:37
108	Lillis, Justin		High Point	NC	25	M	01:39:55	07:38
109	Mistor, Paul G	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	45	M	01:40:05	07:39
110	Rains, Daryl		Winston-Salem	NC	47	M	01:40:06	07:39
111	Nichols, Sam J		Mount Airy	NC	38	M	01:40:10	07:39
112	Dreyfuss, Andrew		Winston Salem	NC	45	M	01:40:11	07:39
113	Barna, Christopher		Roseville	CA	21	M	01:40:14	07:39
114	Nario, Gary		Kernersville	NC	39	M	01:40:15	07:39
115	Balthrop, Andy		Winston-salem	NC	26	M	01:40:18	07:40
116	Gatland, Raymond F		Winston-Salem	NC	45	M	01:40:23	07:40
117	Ellis, Marshall	TCTC	Troutman	NC	51	M	01:40:25	07:40
118	Winslow, Heather		Angier	NC	25	F	01:40:26	07:40
119	Prestwood, Robert Joseph		Winston-salem	NC	38	M	01:40:27	07:40
120	Pellitteri, Holly		Oak Ridge	NC	45	F	01:40:33	07:41
121	Cassada, Wendy		Winston-Salem	NC	32	F	01:40:44	07:41
122	Moller, Jorge G		Winston-Salem	NC	37	M	01:40:46	07:42
123	Turner, Nathan		Clemmons	NC	29	M	01:40:50	07:42
124	Hayes, Kathryn M		Clemmons	NC	14	F	01:40:53	07:42
125	Newsome, Nathan Clay		Lewisville	NC	38	M	01:40:55	07:42
126	Thompson, Jeff		Winston-Salem	NC	42	M	01:40:56	07:42
127	Stanley, Chris		Winston-Salem	NC	31	M	01:40:59	07:43
128	Lachgar, Abdou		Winston Salem	NC	51	M	01:41:14	07:44
129	Wooten, Eddie		Greensboro	NC	47	M	01:41:14	07:44
130	Sutton, Nancy		Winston-Salem	NC	46	F	01:41:17	07:44
131	Holbrook, Douglas L		Winston Salem	NC	28	M	01:41:21	07:44
132	Philpott, David W	TCTC	Greensboro	NC	47	M	01:41:22	07:44
133	Scarpinato III, Paul Anthony		Clemmons	NC	39	M	01:41:34	07:45
134	Crook, Trey		Lexington	NC	17	M	01:41:39	07:46
135	Gonzales, Nick A		Winston Salem	NC	31	M	01:41:43	07:46
136	Dinan, Chris Neal	TCTC	High Point	NC	45	M	01:41:45	07:46
137	Montgomery, Brian J		High Point	NC	51	M	01:41:51	07:47
138	Blevins, Rodney W		King	NC	44	M	01:42:07	07:48
139	Davis, Kathleen Naomi		Winston-Salem	NC	24	F	01:42:13	07:48
140	Combest, Ian H		Clemmons	NC	16	M	01:42:21	07:49
141	Curl, Kenneth F		Wilkesboro	NC	62	M	01:42:22	07:49
142	McNatt, Alexandra Margaret		Winston-salem	NC	22	F	01:42:23	07:49
143	Sturkie, Hunter		Winston-Salem	NC	18	M	01:42:24	07:49
144	Lawson, Cameron		winston salem	NC	17	M	01:42:25	07:49
145	Benko, Bob		Greensboro	NC	44	M	01:42:28	07:49
146	Freidinger, Brian James		Winston-salem	NC	32	M	01:42:34	07:50
147	Albert, William R		Millers Creek	NC	53	M	01:42:38	07:50
148	Greene, Heath		Winston Salem	NC	37	M	01:42:46	07:51
149	Krites, Wes		Winston Salem	NC	48	M	01:42:47	07:51
150	Jordan, Chris		Winston-salem	NC	25	M	01:42:58	07:52
151	Wolfe, Jim C		Winston Salem	NC	50	M	01:43:00	07:52
152	Pineda, Nestor R		High Point	NC	38	M	01:43:09	07:53
153	Campbell, Mark T		Winston-Salem	NC	53	M	01:43:15	07:53
154	Price, William		Winston Salem	NC	38	M	01:43:23	07:54
155	Chapple, Allison Gordon		winston-salem	NC	32	F	01:43:24	07:54
156	Preli, Karen Neal	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	41	F	01:43:30	07:54
157	McCorquodale, Danny		Kernersville	NC	38	M	01:43:33	07:54
158	Moorefield, Stephen		Colfax	NC	31	M	01:43:36	07:55
159	Galyon, Randall Stuart		Winston-Salem	NC	40	M	01:43:43	07:55
160	Cleland IV, George		Winston-salem	NC	46	M	01:43:43	07:55
161	MacDougall, Malcolm A	TCTC	Kernersville	NC	48	M	01:43:48	07:56
162	Monsees, Hal O		Mocksville	NC	53	M	01:43:49	07:56
163	Macko, Holly		Winston-Salem	NC	26	F	01:43:53	07:56
164	Porcelli, Peter		Tobaccoville	NC	50	M	01:44:10	07:57
165	Pellitteri, Joe		Oak Ridge	NC	47	M	01:44:11	07:57
166	Fray, Brittney Lee		Clemmons	NC	34	F	01:44:14	07:58
167	Branscome, Brandon		Winston-salem	NC	32	M	01:44:19	07:58
168	Caudle, Kyle Ryan		Winston-salem	NC	29	M	01:44:21	07:58
169	Curtis, Richard		High Point	NC	47	M	01:44:29	07:59
170	Nunn, Aubrey Dale	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	57	M	01:44:31	07:59
171	Klinchuch, Bryan		Winston Salem	NC	34	M	01:44:36	07:59
172	Doyle, David		Wilkesboro	NC	50	M	01:44:39	07:59
173	Rigsby, Tim A		Clemmons	NC	42	M	01:44:41	08:00
174	Schoning, Erik Reinhard		Clemmons	NC	14	M	01:44:47	08:00
175	Stockburger, Nicole Maria		Winston-Salem	NC	18	F	01:44:49	08:00
176	Fredgren, Kelly		Winston Salem	NC	44	F	01:44:50	08:00
177	Morgan, David		Flowery Branch	GA	34	M	01:44:52	08:00
178	Macon, Jim A		Winston Salem	NC	55	M	01:44:55	08:01
179	Griffenhagen, John P	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	53	M	01:45:05	08:01
180	Bray, Rick D	TCTC	Lewisville	NC	63	M	01:45:08	08:02
181	Beatty, David P		Statesville	NC	61	M	01:45:14	08:02
182	Hodge, Anna Ball		Winston Salem	NC	26	F	01:45:15	08:02
183	Frucht, Steve		Clemmons	NC	43	M	01:45:16	08:02
184	Kabealo, David		Advance	NC	43	M	01:45:16	08:02
185	Keck, Dave		Hickory	NC	44	M	01:45:19	08:02
186	Ross, Geoffrey M		Winston Salem	NC	53	M	01:45:23	08:03
187	Richardson, Bob		West Jefferson	NC	48	M	01:45:24	08:03
188	Dillon, Camelyn Timberlake		Chapel Hill	NC	22	F	01:45:27	08:03
189	Murphy, Stephen		Winston-Salem	NC	52	M	01:45:29	08:03
190	Shumate, David		Kernersville	NC	49	M	01:45:30	08:03
191	Glover, Melissa		High Point	NC	31	F	01:45:31	08:03
192	Pugh, Michael		Asheboro	NC	46	M	01:45:32	08:03
193	Troxler, Jaime Phillips		Elon	NC	30	F	01:45:35	08:04
194	Martell, Michael		Chicago	IL	21	M	01:45:36	08:04
195	Wilkinson, Becky		Winston-Salem	NC	32	F	01:45:37	08:04
196	Jernigan, Trent		Winston-salem	NC	34	M	01:45:38	08:04
197	Loy, Tom		Greensboro	NC	52	M	01:45:40	08:04
198	Ludolf, Steve		Clemmons	NC	39	M	01:45:41	08:04
199	Conger, Mark		Winston Salem	NC	46	M	01:45:42	08:04
200	Roof, Shannon M		Greensboro	NC	27	F	01:45:46	08:05
201	Evans, Jerry		Winston-salem	NC	38	M	01:46:14	08:07
202	Mussomeli, John Michael		Winston Salem	NC	38	M	01:46:20	08:07
203	Hoyle, John R		Winston-Salem	NC	42	M	01:46:23	08:07
204	Kauffman, Scott		Asheboro	NC	42	M	01:46:30	08:08
205	Brodd, Randy		High Point	NC	53	M	01:46:33	08:08
206	Barroso, Luis F		Winston-Salem	NC	33	M	01:46:43	08:09
207	Spencer, Scott		State Road	NC	43	M	01:46:47	08:09
208	Ririe, Kirsten L		Winston Salem	NC	43	F	01:46:50	08:09
209	Mallard, Davis		Winston-Salem	NC	32	M	01:46:58	08:10
210	De Miranda, David J		WINSTON-SALEM	NC	41	M	01:47:13	08:11
211	Smith, Jesse		Winston-salem	NC	28	M	01:47:14	08:11
212	Cullison, Carrie		Winston Salem	NC	32	F	01:47:18	08:12
213	Greason, Tripp		Winston-salem	NC	46	M	01:47:18	08:12
214	Freeman, Christopher		Denton	NC	32	M	01:47:21	08:12
215	Nelson, Blaine		Lexington	NC	36	M	01:47:22	08:12
216	Aguirre, Diego		Winston Salem	NC	35	M	01:47:24	08:12
217	Craig, Ginger K.		Greensboro	NC	38	F	01:47:25	08:12
218	Cline, Lisa S		Lexington	NC	42	F	01:47:27	08:12
219	Kennedy, Brian J		Winston-salem	NC	41	M	01:47:32	08:13
220	Singer, Amy		Hillsborough	NC	32	F	01:47:33	08:13
221	Simao, Joanne		Burlington	NC	38	F	01:47:34	08:13
222	Hoover, Kevin Wayne	TCTC	Lexington	NC	49	M	01:47:35	08:13
223	Huck, Stan		Winston Salem	NC	48	M	01:47:36	08:13
224	Mercer, Amy J		Lexington	NC	43	F	01:47:52	08:14
225	Dunn, Michael Jason		Clemmons	NC	36	M	01:47:54	08:14
226	Paul, Jerry	TCTC	Clemmons	NC	51	M	01:47:56	08:14
227	Cook, Leslie J		Boone	NC	49	F	01:48:01	08:15
228	Martin, Libby S		Bethania	NC	35	F	01:48:10	08:16
229	Tommack, Danny		Middletown	MD	33	M	01:48:19	08:16
230	Reutinger, Ana		Clemmons	NC	36	F	01:48:21	08:16
231	Quirk, Michael P	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	60	M	01:48:22	08:16
232	Singer, Michael		Winston Salem	NC	38	M	01:48:26	08:17
233	Parro, Frank		Winston Salem	NC	44	M	01:48:29	08:17
234	Dudley, John L	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	54	M	01:48:32	08:17
235	Quadland, Clare		Winston Salem	NC	36	F	01:48:48	08:18
236	Tuttle, Jamie		Pfafftown	NC	34	M	01:48:56	08:19
237	Beaumont, Carrie York		Lynchburg	VA	32	F	01:49:01	08:19
238	Taylor, Michelle		Winston Salem	NC	32	F	01:49:01	08:19
239	Smith, Grant		Clemmons	NC	47	M	01:49:04	08:20
240	Venditti, Nicholas		Winston-salem	NC	22	M	01:49:15	08:20
241	Wilkinson, Kari S		Mebane	NC	48	F	01:49:22	08:21
242	Macon, Gezelle H		Seagrove	NC	41	F	01:49:38	08:22
243	Havas, Sidney		Oak Ridge	NC	16	F	01:49:42	08:23
244	Minnich, Stephen		Winston Salem	NC	39	M	01:49:43	08:23
245	Williams, Kevin G		Winston Salem	NC	38	M	01:49:50	08:23
246	Andrew Jr, John A		Winston-Salem	NC	50	M	01:49:51	08:23
247	Brannan, Dugan	TCTC	Lexington	NC	47	M	01:49:54	08:23
248	Pellitteri, Katie		Oak Ridge	NC	18	F	01:49:56	08:24
249	Pegram III, Chauncey M		Greensboro	NC	53	M	01:50:05	08:24
250	Dent, Jenny L		Lake Bluff	IL	19	F	01:50:15	08:25
251	Baker, Norris		Roaring Gap	NC	51	M	01:50:19	08:25
252	Gibbs, Jimi		Asheboro	NC	51	M	01:50:23	08:26
253	Dell, John Nicholas		Winston-Salem	NC	45	M	01:50:26	08:26
254	Carlton, Todd		Winston Salem	NC	42	M	01:50:28	08:26
255	Nixon, Josh		Mt. Airy	NC	36	M	01:50:29	08:26
256	Trollinger, Julie R		Asheboro	NC	40	F	01:50:33	08:26
257	Ashby, Sue C		High Point	NC	48	F	01:50:41	08:27
258	Sprinkle, Randall E		Winston Salem	NC	46	M	01:50:45	08:27
259	Clark, Robert		Winston Salem	NC	23	M	01:50:46	08:27
260	Henderson, Will		Winston-salem	NC	25	M	01:50:50	08:28
261	Russ, Gregory Reich		Winston Salem	NC	38	M	01:50:53	08:28
262	Massengill, Craig		Clemmons	NC	45	M	01:50:54	08:28
263	Greven, Margaret		Winston-salem	NC	25	F	01:50:58	08:28
264	Cannon, Reuben		Lewisville	NC	41	M	01:51:02	08:29
265	Tagnani, Teresa A		Mocksville	NC	42	F	01:51:03	08:29
266	Rice, Rick T	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	58	M	01:51:05	08:29
267	Morgan, Stephanie		Flowery Branch	GA	36	F	01:51:06	08:29
268	Regan, Karen L		Winston Salem	NC	45	F	01:51:12	08:29
269	Slivka, Reba		Greensboro	NC	24	F	01:51:12	08:29
270	Sagar, Kristin		Summerfield	NC	27	F	01:51:18	08:30
271	Kiser, Keith A		Winston Salem	NC	59	M	01:51:26	08:30
272	Adcock, Rebecca		Stuart	VA	29	F	01:51:37	08:31
273	Koch, Anne Boysen		Lewisville	NC	21	F	01:51:38	08:31
274	Williams, Kevin J		Winston-Salem	NC	38	M	01:51:40	08:32
275	Carey, Teresa C		Indian Trail	NC	56	F	01:51:42	08:32
276	Williams, Julie		Winston Salem	NC	42	F	01:51:59	08:33
277	Edwards, Anna Laurel Caldwell		Hillsborough	NC	36	F	01:52:07	08:34
278	Bridge, Joe		Winston Salem	NC	46	M	01:52:14	08:34
279	Stresemann, Lori A		Belews Creek	NC	44	F	01:52:14	08:34
280	Skinner III, John V		Clemmons	NC	41	M	01:52:15	08:34
281	Durr, Mallory		Winston-Salem	NC	21	F	01:52:16	08:34
282	Enos, Laura Beth		Winston-Salem	NC	21	F	01:52:17	08:34
283	Dausner, Jennifer D		Winston Salem	NC	26	F	01:52:18	08:34
284	Greening, Leslie		Winston-salem	NC	23	F	01:52:20	08:35
285	Swan, Kevin		Winston-salem	NC	30	M	01:52:21	08:35
286	Hester, Allison P		Winston-Salem	NC	25	F	01:52:22	08:35
287	Williams, Fred		Winston Salem	NC	43	M	01:52:26	08:35
288	Visser, Aileen Debra		Adavance	NC	33	F	01:52:29	08:35
289	giff, kevin		Clemmons	NC	15	M	01:52:30	08:35
290	Leinbach, Robert		High Point	NC	41	M	01:52:32	08:36
291	Tribble, Nicholas Blake		High Point	NC	29	M	01:52:35	08:36
292	Bean, Steven T		Greensboro	NC	46	M	01:52:36	08:36
293	Warner, Job		Huntsville	AL	29	M	01:52:39	08:36
294	Bell, Amy		Belews Creek	NC	43	F	01:52:39	08:36
295	Reighley, Robby Russell		Greensboro	NC	27	M	01:52:41	08:36
296	Skaar, Rick		Greensboro	NC	42	M	01:52:42	08:36
297	Klein, Jeff R		Winstonsalem	NC	33	M	01:52:48	08:37
298	Wrench, Blain	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	54	M	01:52:50	08:37
299	Wood, Matt		Greensboro	NC	30	M	01:52:55	08:37
300	Kennedy, Cheryl D		Winston Salem	NC	44	F	01:52:58	08:37
301	Hackman, Bobbi A	TCTC	Lewisville	NC	55	F	01:52:59	08:38
302	Murray, Henry		Belews Creek	NC	46	M	01:52:59	08:38
303	Keiser, Sarah Elizabeth		Winston-salem	NC	16	F	01:53:01	08:38
304	Stoter, Shanna G		Winston Salem	NC	35	F	01:53:03	08:38
305	Tilley, Cindy K		Winston Salem	NC	32	F	01:53:04	08:38
306	McMullin, Megan		Chapel Hill	NC	21	F	01:53:12	08:39
307	Barksdale, David P		Winston Salem	NC	46	M	01:53:16	08:39
308	Park, Bill		Winston Salem	NC	63	M	01:53:21	08:39
309	Arias, Eduardo C		Winston Salem	NC	35	M	01:53:22	08:39
310	Day, Eddie	TCTC	East Bend	NC	56	M	01:53:23	08:39
311	Dailey, Timothy Patrick		Boone	NC	44	M	01:53:30	08:40
312	White, Keena		Clemmons	NC	32	F	01:53:31	08:40
313	Brookshire, B		Winston Salem	NC	27	F	01:53:32	08:40
314	Johnson, Erin		Winston-salem	NC	26	F	01:53:33	08:40
315	Smith, Allison		Winston-Salem	NC	24	F	01:53:37	08:40
316	Holden, Kara		Winston-Salem	NC	23	F	01:53:41	08:41
317	Johnson, Blake		East Bend	NC	34	M	01:53:42	08:41
318	Corry, Bronwyn Claire		Greensboro	NC	26	F	01:53:46	08:41
319	Acrey, Clinton		Winston Salem	NC	36	M	01:53:47	08:41
320	Holloway, Amy		Winston Salem	NC	32	F	01:53:51	08:42
321	Winters, John		Winston-salem	NC	29	M	01:53:56	08:42
322	Tommack, Kelly		Middletown	MD	33	F	01:53:57	08:42
323	Kapileshwari, Rajesh A		Winston Salem	NC	40	M	01:53:59	08:42
324	Foster, Laura C		Lewisville	NC	39	F	01:54:01	08:42
325	Leal, Jeffrey L	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	49	M	01:54:01	08:42
326	Willard, Stephanie		Winston-Salem	NC	30	F	01:54:02	08:42
327	Clarkin, John		Winston-salem	NC	39	M	01:54:07	08:43
328	Hargis, Ian Scott		Rural Hall	NC	38	M	01:54:08	08:43
329	Zimmerman, Deborah		Pfafftown	NC	40	F	01:54:10	08:43
330	Richardson, Carrie		West Jefferson	NC	37	F	01:54:15	08:43
331	Murfee, Allison L		Winston-Salem	NC	33	F	01:54:20	08:44
332	Gifford, Bill H		Winston Salem	NC	54	M	01:54:22	08:44
333	Nario, Bernadette		Kernersville	NC	39	F	01:54:37	08:45
334	Francis, Matt S		Winston Salem	NC	31	M	01:54:45	08:46
335	Montgomery, Keith		Winston-salem	NC	32	M	01:54:46	08:46
336	Friel, Molly Ann		Pittsburgh	PA	23	F	01:54:47	08:46
337	Hoops, Mackenzie		Perrysburg	OH	22	F	01:54:49	08:46
338	Liverett, David		Raleigh	NC	38	M	01:54:50	08:46
339	Gentry, Jeff Scott		Pfafftown	NC	52	M	01:55:01	08:47
340	Shirley, Daniel E		Kernersville	NC	14	M	01:55:12	08:48
341	Nilsson, Carl		Greensboro	NC	43	M	01:55:15	08:48
342	Tumbarello, Robyn		Mt Airy	NC	37	F	01:55:19	08:48
343	Schneider, Joe Price		Mount Airy	NC	43	M	01:55:20	08:48
344	Draughn, Dale		Mount Airy	NC	43	M	01:55:28	08:49
345	Eddy, Bob		Greensboro	NC	43	M	01:55:32	08:49
346	Wray, Margaret B		Winston Salem	NC	41	F	01:55:46	08:50
347	Hooten, Bailey		Winston Salem	NC	39	F	01:55:47	08:50
348	Gardon, Olda Zdenek		Stanfield	NC	47	M	01:55:50	08:51
349	Humphrey, Faron T		Tobaccoville	NC	53	M	01:55:58	08:51
350	Davis, Emily S		Winston Salem	NC	34	F	01:55:58	08:51
351	Fischer, Sara Duckworth		winston-salem	NC	26	F	01:56:00	08:51
352	Anders, Douglas J		Rural Hall	NC	45	M	01:56:01	08:51
353	Turner, Alex		Winston Salem	NC	42	M	01:56:02	08:52
354	Gemmell, Beth T		Winston-Salem	NC	44	F	01:56:03	08:52
355	Coleman, Sarah		Pinnacle	NC	20	F	01:56:04	08:52
356	Wagoner, Perry Frank		Mt. Airy	NC	38	M	01:56:10	08:52
357	Johnson, Tanner D		Clemmons	NC	14	M	01:56:11	08:52
358	Mcbride, Meredith		Boone	NC	21	F	01:56:12	08:52
359	Asonye, Ifeanyi		Spring Lake	NC	38	M	01:56:15	08:53
360	Parey, Stephen		Columbia	TN	19	M	01:56:18	08:53
361	Osborne, Elizabeth Ashley		Winston Salem	NC	24	F	01:56:28	08:54
362	Scarpinato, Karin Drotschmann		Clemmons	NC	41	F	01:56:37	08:54
363	Gentry, Emily Christine		Pfafftown	NC	18	F	01:57:06	08:56
364	Anderson, Donny N		Kernersville	NC	37	M	01:57:07	08:57
365	Goodpasture, Scott	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	38	M	01:57:10	08:57
366	Green, Jeff		Winston-Salem	NC	49	M	01:57:20	08:57
367	Kluttz, Cindy	FC Day	Winston Salem	NC	34	F	01:57:20	08:57
368	Havner, Kali J		Winston Salem	NC	29	F	01:57:22	08:58
369	Holmes, Randal		Louisburg	NC	32	M	01:57:27	08:58
370	robbs, larry		Winston Salem	NC	61	M	01:57:29	08:58
371	Holland, Beth		Winston Salem	NC	31	F	01:57:31	08:58
372	Musser, Tim		Winston Salem	NC	34	M	01:57:40	08:59
373	Collins, Kathleen		Boone	NC	48	F	01:57:41	08:59
374	Robertson, Eva Marie		Stony Point	NC	20	F	01:57:47	09:00
375	Allred, Mike		Lexington	NC	50	M	01:57:47	09:00
376	Miller, Craig C		Winston Salem	NC	49	M	01:57:59	09:00
377	Christiansen, Jeff Gordon		Jamestown	NC	50	M	01:58:01	09:01
378	Jennings, William D		Winston-Salem	NC	45	M	01:58:07	09:01
379	Wollaston, Megan T		Winston Salem	NC	27	F	01:58:09	09:01
380	Graham, Ashley		Winston Salem	NC	35	F	01:58:09	09:01
381	Newson, Ryan Andrew		Winston-salem	NC	24	M	01:58:12	09:01
382	Kramer, Charlene		Thomasville	NC	38	F	01:58:13	09:02
383	Melvin, Melissa A		Winston-Salem	NC	30	F	01:58:13	09:02
384	McGuire, Chris		Winston-salem	NC	43	M	01:58:14	09:02
385	Tindale, Joseph W		Rock Hill	SC	31	M	01:58:15	09:02
386	Kepley, Savennah R		Lexington	NC	28	F	01:58:15	09:02
387	Marvin, Sean		York	SC	42	M	01:58:16	09:02
388	Stone, William		Summerfield	NC	45	M	01:58:17	09:02
389	Turner, Rob		Winston Salem	NC	53	M	01:58:31	09:03
390	Smith, Leslie Ashton		Winston Salem	NC	28	F	01:58:33	09:03
391	Lloyd, Kacey		Charlotte	NC	18	F	01:58:34	09:03
392	Shemancik Jr, Michael Anthony		Kernersville	NC	48	M	01:58:36	09:03
393	Bellissimo, Sareanda		Winston Salem	NC	36	F	01:58:39	09:04
394	Reid, William		Garner	NC	41	M	01:58:48	09:04
395	Hudson, Brad		Castle Hayne	NC	32	M	01:58:49	09:04
396	Goodman, Elizabeth Arpe		Winston Salem	NC	37	F	01:58:54	09:05
397	White, Bill		Fayetteville	NC	28	M	01:59:01	09:05
398	Jennings, Cary		Winston Salem	NC	52	M	01:59:02	09:05
399	Crotts, Deborah B		Winston Salem	NC	57	F	01:59:02	09:05
400	Lewis, Melissa Osborne		Winston Salem	NC	30	F	01:59:03	09:05
401	Shortt, David C		Pfafftown	NC	47	M	01:59:04	09:05
402	Collins, Chris A		Advance	NC	42	M	01:59:04	09:05
403	Nihart, Katherine Brooks		Boone	NC	27	F	01:59:05	09:05
404	Nihart, Elizabeth		Charlotte	NC	25	F	01:59:05	09:06
405	Jung, Alexander		Winston Salem	NC	41	M	01:59:06	09:06
406	Tull, Joel Sigsby		Greensboro	NC	59	M	01:59:07	09:06
407	Williams, Miranda		Mount Airy	NC	20	F	01:59:08	09:06
408	Couts, Mike		High Point	NC	28	M	01:59:08	09:06
409	Couts, Andrea		High Point	NC	27	F	01:59:09	09:06
410	Kennedy, Robert		Winston Salem	NC	24	M	01:59:10	09:06
411	Davenport, Allan J		Winston Salem	NC	58	M	01:59:12	09:06
412	Fulp, Christopher		Greensboro	NC	46	M	01:59:17	09:06
413	Ott, Kevin		Belews Creek	NC	41	M	01:59:18	09:06
414	Brewer, Adrion Lee	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	54	M	01:59:20	09:07
415	Hamilton, Ken		Wake Forest	NC	44	M	01:59:22	09:07
416	Epps, Courtney		Winston-Salem	NC	25	F	01:59:27	09:07
417	Bilbao, Imanol Israel		Clemmons	NC	32	M	01:59:28	09:07
418	Bailey, Angela		Winston Salem	NC	32	F	01:59:30	09:07
419	Johnson, Doug W		Greensboro	NC	48	M	01:59:32	09:08
420	Gottlieb, Jennifer E		Winston Salem	NC	38	F	01:59:34	09:08
421	Chapman, Jerry T		Mount Airy	NC	44	M	01:59:36	09:08
422	Gislimberti, Simon		Winston Salem	NC	34	M	01:59:39	09:08
423	Hardy, Courtenay		Winston Salem	NC	41	F	01:59:43	09:08
424	LEE, ANDY		Chapel Hill	NC	52	M	01:59:45	09:09
425	Richard, Kathleen R		Winston-Salem	NC	25	F	01:59:46	09:09
426	Massey, Megan L		Kernersville	NC	19	F	01:59:47	09:09
427	Collins, Brenda		Pfafftown	NC	46	F	01:59:56	09:09
428	Shannon, David		Winston Salem	NC	52	M	01:59:58	09:10
429	Welch, Anissa		Winston Salem	NC	45	F	02:00:11	09:11
430	Wierman, Lauren		Winston Salem	NC	46	F	02:00:12	09:11
431	Fowler, Kathy M		Winston Salem	NC	50	F	02:00:17	09:11
432	Owens, Mary C	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	45	F	02:00:22	09:11
433	Prillaman, Gary E		Mocksville	NC	58	M	02:00:24	09:11
434	Fisher, Greg		Winston Salem	NC	37	M	02:00:28	09:12
435	Johnson, Justin David		Advance	NC	14	M	02:00:31	09:12
436	gray, amy		Huntersville	NC	27	F	02:00:33	09:12
437	Pulido, Humberto		Winston-salem	NC	24	M	02:00:34	09:12
438	Davis, Paula		Greensboro	NC	55	F	02:00:37	09:12
439	Jones, Fred William	TCTC	Pfafftown	NC	58	M	02:00:39	09:13
440	Dieckman, Christi		Winston Salem	NC	36	F	02:00:44	09:13
441	Crumpler, Jessica	student	Lewisville	NC	23	F	02:00:51	09:14
442	Anderson, Shelley		king	NC	35	F	02:00:55	09:14
443	Crumpler, Paul		Winston Salem	NC	48	M	02:00:56	09:14
444	Cropps, Clarence J	TCTC	Mount Airy	NC	58	M	02:01:01	09:14
445	Cruise, Wanda B		Pinnacle	NC	39	F	02:01:10	09:15
446	Swart, Darren		Winston-Salem	NC	50	M	02:01:12	09:15
447	Osborne, Arthur Vernon		Winston Salem	NC	59	M	02:01:20	09:16
448	Waltonen, Laura Weaver		Winston Salem	NC	34	F	02:01:29	09:17
449	Mackey, David S		High Point	NC	50	M	02:01:31	09:17
450	Cauthen, Michael		Winston-Salem	NC	38	M	02:01:32	09:17
451	Jacobius, Allie Irene		Pfafftown	NC	16	F	02:01:38	09:17
452	Babcock, Katelyn		Pfafftown	NC	23	F	02:01:40	09:17
453	Koontz, Carrie		Winston-salem	NC	57	F	02:01:42	09:17
454	Workman, Halle		Advance	NC	38	F	02:01:44	09:18
455	Phillips, Stephen		Mt. Holly	NC	31	M	02:01:46	09:18
456	Kern, Cindy		Winston Salem	NC	44	F	02:01:49	09:18
457	Cockerham, Meredith		West Jefferson	NC	30	F	02:01:50	09:18
458	Heriot, Kathryn		Advance	NC	32	F	02:01:51	09:18
459	Mossman, Davis		Advance	NC	15	M	02:01:57	09:19
460	Clevenger, Nadia D		Advance	NC	27	F	02:02:01	09:19
461	Clevenger, John G		Advance	NC	29	M	02:02:01	09:19
462	McGowan, Melissa		Advance	NC	29	F	02:02:02	09:19
463	Ford, Douglas A		Clemmons	NC	45	M	02:02:03	09:19
464	Fobert, Jennifer	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	38	F	02:02:04	09:19
465	Koontz, Wendy H		Rural Hall	NC	32	F	02:02:05	09:19
466	Duncan, Mark		Winston-Salem	NC	28	M	02:02:05	09:19
467	Vogelsmeier, Gregg A		Winston Salem	NC	50	M	02:02:06	09:19
468	Thorne, Troy A		Kernersville	NC	35	M	02:02:10	09:20
469	McClaugherty, Beth		Pinnacle	NC	34	F	02:02:12	09:20
470	Vest, Joe		Greensboro	NC	43	M	02:02:13	09:20
471	Lawrence, Katherine		Hillsborough	NC	49	F	02:02:20	09:20
472	Anile, Teresa		Hillsborough	NC	42	F	02:02:23	09:21
473	Horton, David		Pilot Mountain	NC	47	M	02:02:24	09:21
474	Marshall, Michelle Renee		Greensboro	NC	40	F	02:02:30	09:21
475	Heeks, Dale		Cary	NC	36	M	02:02:33	09:21
476	Ayers, Brooke		Lexington	NC	33	F	02:02:34	09:21
477	Barrett, Scott T		Pfafftown	NC	40	M	02:02:36	09:22
478	Reilly, John Raymond		brown summit	NC	55	M	02:02:48	09:22
479	Neininger, David		Winston-Salem	NC	51	M	02:02:53	09:23
480	Belford, Colleen		Winston-Salem	NC	30	F	02:03:00	09:23
481	Nicholls, Amanda		Winston Salem	NC	41	F	02:03:05	09:24
482	Nicholls, Kenneth Mark		Winston Salem	NC	44	M	02:03:06	09:24
483	McNeill, Ashley E		Winston Salem	NC	36	F	02:03:08	09:24
484	Hunter, Greg		Winston-Salem	NC	40	M	02:03:13	09:24
485	Billings, Jeffrey		Moravian Falls	NC	39	M	02:03:18	09:25
486	Faircloth, Suzanne C		Winston Salem	NC	41	F	02:03:19	09:25
487	Key, Jonathan		Winston-Salam	NC	27	M	02:03:20	09:25
488	Mendelsohn, Gary W		Winston-Salem	NC	50	M	02:03:24	09:25
489	Seagle, Mark		Lexington	NC	43	M	02:03:25	09:25
490	Gentry, Caroline		Pfafftown	NC	21	F	02:03:33	09:26
491	Cole, Ryan		Winston-salem	NC	36	M	02:03:44	09:27
492	Robinson, Michael		Winston-Salem	NC	54	M	02:03:45	09:27
493	Henderson, Kimberly		Lewisville	NC	31	F	02:03:52	09:27
494	McGowan, Kevin		Advance	NC	32	M	02:03:57	09:28
495	Massucco, Holly Ann		Moravian Falls	NC	50	F	02:04:01	09:28
496	Hardin, Robert		Elizabethton	TN	63	M	02:04:04	09:28
497	Hawkins, Shari		Pfafftown	NC	48	F	02:04:09	09:29
498	Corbett, Rosemary Melanie		Greensboro	NC	46	F	02:04:15	09:29
499	Moser, Joseph Tyler		High Point	NC	14	M	02:04:17	09:29
500	Adams, Thomas R		Winston Salem	NC	59	M	02:04:20	09:30
501	Miller, Frances		Winston Salem	NC	51	F	02:04:25	09:30
502	Sheedy, David James		Pfafftown	NC	34	M	02:04:27	09:30
503	Hale, Bill		High Point	NC	46	M	02:04:29	09:30
504	Morphis, Crystal		Elkin	NC	37	F	02:04:31	09:30
505	Bailey, Austin		Winston Salem	NC	23	M	02:04:41	09:31
506	Dulay, Avee		Fort Bragg	NC	19	F	02:04:42	09:31
507	Rhyne, Laurie		Winston Salem	NC	50	F	02:04:43	09:31
508	Evans, Conner L		Winston Salem	NC	30	F	02:04:44	09:31
509	Johnson, Brooke		Clemmons	NC	19	F	02:04:50	09:32
510	Felton, Sherri M		Clemmons	NC	46	F	02:04:50	09:32
511	Kauffman, Tricia Genevieve		Greensboro	NC	27	F	02:04:59	09:32
512	Capriglione, Mitchell		Raleigh	NC	21	M	02:05:06	09:33
513	Blank, Stacy		Chapel Hill	NC	38	F	02:05:14	09:34
514	Mehaffey, Mark		Chapel Hill	NC	43	M	02:05:18	09:34
515	Cheek, Neal P		Mocksville	NC	49	M	02:05:19	09:34
516	Williams, Brian F		Mocksville	NC	37	M	02:05:20	09:34
517	Payne, Elena		Colfsx	NC	38	F	02:05:20	09:34
518	Gunter, Lindsey		Clemmons	NC	24	F	02:05:24	09:34
519	Huff, Keith		Kernersville	NC	38	M	02:05:25	09:34
520	Strickland, Kristi Lee		Chapel Hill	NC	24	F	02:05:30	09:35
521	Simmons, Paige		Mount Airy	NC	43	F	02:05:32	09:35
522	Lloyd, Hanna		Charlotte	NC	17	F	02:05:46	09:36
523	Saine, Pamela B		Newton	NC	53	F	02:05:47	09:36
524	Lee, Stacie		High Point	NC	33	F	02:06:02	09:37
525	Maxwell, Derrick		Winston-salem	NC	14	M	02:06:09	09:38
526	Lloyd, Haley		Charlotte	NC	15	F	02:06:10	09:38
527	Kane, William P		Lewisville	NC	50	M	02:06:16	09:38
528	Coller, Michael		Kernersville	NC	32	M	02:06:18	09:39
529	Kim, Susy		Winston Salem	NC	40	F	02:06:19	09:39
530	Burchett, Al		Clemmons	NC	63	M	02:06:20	09:39
531	Pinnix, Chris		Pfafftown	NC	39	M	02:06:22	09:39
532	Holland, Ben		Winston Salem	NC	33	M	02:06:29	09:39
533	Boger, Ryan		Winston-Salem	NC	26	M	02:06:30	09:39
534	Garman, Grant		Winston Salem	NC	26	M	02:06:31	09:39
535	Wagar, Tom		Clemmons	NC	54	M	02:06:32	09:40
536	Scott, Betsy A		Clemmons	NC	35	F	02:06:39	09:40
537	Washabaugh, Laurel		Lewisville	NC	17	F	02:06:40	09:40
538	Lankford, Van		Mocksville	NC	47	M	02:06:41	09:40
539	Mackin, Caitlyn C		Winston Salem	NC	28	F	02:06:44	09:41
540	Shough, Debbie C		Clemmons	NC	45	F	02:06:45	09:41
541	Dando, Gwenn		Mechanicsburg	PA	29	F	02:06:46	09:41
542	Ingram, Kari M		Winston Salem	NC	37	F	02:06:46	09:41
543	Beckman, Carolyn		Winston-salem	NC	21	F	02:06:50	09:41
544	Mitchell, James Thornton		Winston-Salem	NC	44	M	02:06:52	09:41
545	Reed, Toni B		Winston Salem	NC	49	F	02:07:01	09:42
546	Henderson, Elizabeth Currie		Winston Salem	NC	47	F	02:07:02	09:42
547	Hildreth, Amy N		Winston-Salem	NC	33	F	02:07:04	09:42
548	Benson, Sarah L		Greensboro	NC	53	F	02:07:06	09:42
549	Jeanes, Dale		Clemmons	NC	45	M	02:07:08	09:42
550	kimel, jack		Durham Nc	NC	39	M	02:07:09	09:42
551	Willauer, Jonathan		Winston Salem	NC	49	M	02:07:11	09:43
552	Willauer, Christopher P		Winston Salem	NC	21	M	02:07:11	09:43
553	Daniel, Deborah Wright		Oxford	NC	47	F	02:07:12	09:43
554	Johnson, Brandon		Lexington	NC	33	M	02:07:19	09:43
555	Gunter, Tanya		Clemmons	NC	38	F	02:07:23	09:43
556	Beckner, Tara D		Rural Hall	NC	39	F	02:07:30	09:44
557	Schelb, Chrissy		Winston Salem	NC	26	F	02:07:31	09:44
558	Hewitt-Newson, Rebecca		Winston-salem	NC	24	F	02:07:31	09:44
559	Kozlowski, Annette Laura		Pfafftown	NC	41	F	02:07:32	09:44
560	Tuttle, Molly Lynn		Pfafftown	NC	33	F	02:07:34	09:44
561	Leeper, Neal		Greensboro	NC	36	M	02:07:37	09:45
562	Vollinger, Kim C		Hickory	NC	44	F	02:07:52	09:46
563	Bentley, Alan		Winston-salelm	NC	45	M	02:07:58	09:46
564	Welker, Mark E		Clemmons	NC	50	M	02:08:02	09:46
565	Stewart, Sandra T		Advance	NC	43	F	02:08:08	09:47
566	Amerson, Mitzi		Southport	NC	47	F	02:08:13	09:47
567	Daubert, Sarah		Winston Salem	NC	47	F	02:08:15	09:47
568	Thomas, Sandra Zahn	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	41	F	02:08:15	09:47
569	Ford, Lisa A		State Road	NC	33	F	02:08:22	09:48
570	Rolland, Michael Stuart		Oak Ridge	NC	37	M	02:08:28	09:48
571	Larsen, Susan Honeycutt		Clemmons	NC	35	F	02:08:30	09:49
572	Perryman, Juliana		Clemmons	NC	32	F	02:08:30	09:49
573	Hofner, Tara		Winston Salem	NC	25	F	02:08:32	09:49
574	Doggett, John		Summerfield	NC	40	M	02:08:37	09:49
575	Bachmeyer Jr, Rick W		King	NC	53	M	02:08:37	09:49
576	Riddle, Bonnie M		Clemmons	NC	47	F	02:09:00	09:51
577	Moore, Tony L		Mocksville	NC	44	M	02:09:01	09:51
578	Keller, Amy		Winston-salem	NC	22	F	02:09:02	09:51
579	Smith, Whitney K		Winston-salem	NC	26	F	02:09:06	09:51
580	Haller, Natalie		Winston Salem	NC	28	F	02:09:08	09:51
581	Rico, Cassandra		Chapel Hill	NC	23	F	02:09:18	09:52
582	Noguera, Amaris		Carrboro	NC	23	F	02:09:18	09:52
583	Simmons, Elizabeth Gaylen		Chapel Hill	NC	23	F	02:09:18	09:52
584	Wait, Carolyn E		Carrboro	NC	23	F	02:09:19	09:52
585	Timberlake, Lisette		Winston-salem	NC	30	F	02:09:19	09:52
586	Sicurezza, Dawn		Winston Salem	NC	36	F	02:09:36	09:54
587	Hoops, Kathryn		Perrysburg	OH	51	F	02:09:39	09:54
588	Snell, Jamie		Winston Salem	NC	23	F	02:09:43	09:54
589	Eaton, Joe Edward		North Wilkesboro	NC	28	M	02:09:48	09:55
590	Mackey, Douglas C		Kernersville	NC	43	M	02:09:53	09:55
591	Moser, Eric		High Point	NC	44	M	02:09:55	09:55
592	Andrews, Sheila		Conover	NC	46	F	02:09:55	09:55
593	Vestal, DeAnn P	TCTC	Rural Hall	NC	38	F	02:09:56	09:55
594	Erickson, Lia Simpson		Winston Salem	NC	32	F	02:09:56	09:55
595	Houston, Megan B		Kernersville	NC	26	F	02:10:01	09:56
596	Bakewell, Lindsay		Winston Salem	NC	23	F	02:10:03	09:56
597	Mitchell, Susan		Winston Salem	NC	53	F	02:10:04	09:56
598	Gallaher, Jared		Winston Salem	NC	27	M	02:10:06	09:56
599	Gallaher, Laura Garrison		Winston Salem	NC	28	F	02:10:06	09:56
600	Pike, Crawford		Winston Salem	NC	38	M	02:10:11	09:56
601	Smith, Amanda M		Winston-Salem	NC	24	F	02:10:11	09:56
602	Powell, Robert		Winston-salem	NC	32	M	02:10:15	09:57
603	Stanley, Allyson P		High Point	NC	50	F	02:10:17	09:57
604	Ward, Henry B		Kernersville	NC	50	M	02:10:18	09:57
605	Arcuri, Hope M		Winston Salem	NC	14	F	02:10:19	09:57
606	Nelson, Raena Emiko		Winston-Salem	NC	25	F	02:10:20	09:57
607	Marshall, Eddie	TCTC	Pinnacle	NC	59	M	02:10:20	09:57
608	Segal, Alethea		High Point	NC	51	F	02:10:48	09:59
609	Farmer, Brooke Michael		Pfafftown	NC	31	F	02:10:50	09:59
610	Phelps, Robert		Winston-Salem	NC	52	M	02:10:52	09:59
611	Calvin, Claire D		Winston Salem	NC	36	F	02:10:54	10:00
612	Holt, Shea		Winston Salem	NC	29	F	02:10:56	10:00
613	Doggett, Clark		Summerfield	MT	67	M	02:11:03	10:00
614	Turner, Stephen		Winston-salem	NC	18	M	02:11:07	10:01
615	Pinnix, Lara R		Pfafftown	NC	38	F	02:11:14	10:01
616	Anderson, Daniel E		Charlotte	NC	62	M	02:11:26	10:02
617	Fagan, Trish		Winston Salem	NC	39	F	02:11:34	10:03
618	Wilson, Marian Luise		Winston Salem	NC	51	F	02:11:36	10:03
619	Venable, Lindsay		Winston-Salem	NC	25	F	02:11:38	10:03
620	Martoressa, Katherine E		Winston-salem	NC	31	F	02:11:40	10:03
621	Hartmann, Joshua R		Winston-salem	NC	31	M	02:11:40	10:03
622	Belk, Lori		Greensboro	NC	40	F	02:11:47	10:04
623	Blalock, Cory B		Winston Salem	NC	35	F	02:11:50	10:04
624	Skinner, Kasey R		Clemmons	NC	15	F	02:11:52	10:04
625	Wright, Bobby T		Greensboro	NC	43	M	02:11:54	10:04
626	Konter, Katherine E		Clemmons	NC	16	F	02:12:09	10:05
627	Harriott, Angela		Winston-Salem	NC	47	F	02:12:12	10:06
628	Mitchell, Tara W		Kernersville	NC	39	F	02:12:18	10:06
629	Redwine, Johnny		Kernersville	NC	49	M	02:12:18	10:06
630	Reagan, Hope		Winston Salem	NC	44	F	02:12:28	10:07
631	Soper, Lori		Winston-Salem	NC	46	F	02:12:28	10:07
632	Viola, Steve		Winston Salem	NC	45	M	02:12:32	10:07
633	Key, Erica Blythe		Winston-salem	NC	27	F	02:12:32	10:07
634	Manning, John L		Winston Salem	NC	42	M	02:12:42	10:08
635	Hill, Tracy C	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	47	F	02:12:45	10:08
636	Monroe, Leon		Lewisville	NC	48	M	02:12:45	10:08
637	Garrity, Mary		Winston Salem	NC	43	F	02:12:46	10:08
638	Moorefield, Emily		Colfax	NC	29	F	02:12:55	10:09
639	Owens, Ilia Arriella		Winston Salem	NC	26	F	02:13:00	10:09
640	Villarrubia, Susan Leger		Greensboro	NC	34	F	02:13:08	10:10
641	Moran, Antonia		Chapel Hill	NC	19	F	02:13:14	10:10
642	Gilkey, Anna Margueritte		Winston-Salem	NC	30	F	02:13:15	10:10
643	Fritzsche, Carolyn Andrea		Concord	NC	42	F	02:13:16	10:10
644	Collins, Amy		Walnut Cove	NC	31	F	02:13:18	10:11
645	Hemric, Bliss		Boone	NC	46	F	02:13:22	10:11
646	Stemp, Kenzi Marie		Lewisville	NC	16	F	02:13:28	10:11
647	Triplett, Dana I		Winston-Salem	NC	55	M	02:13:29	10:11
648	Gifford, Stacie E		Lewisville	NC	29	F	02:13:42	10:12
649	Vornle, Stephanie		Morristown	TN	24	F	02:13:45	10:13
650	Harrison, Paul		Winston-Salem	NC	49	M	02:13:46	10:13
651	Divito, Julia Diane		Winston-Salem	NC	23	F	02:13:47	10:13
652	Moore, Meredith C		Tobaccoville	NC	19	F	02:13:50	10:13
653	Moore, Gerald C		Tobaccoville	NC	51	M	02:13:55	10:13
654	Whitehead, Heather		Advance	NC	18	F	02:14:16	10:15
655	Lane, Mark		Clemmons	NC	40	M	02:14:23	10:15
656	Exline, Christopher P	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	53	M	02:14:24	10:16
657	Hardison, Kathleen Kolb		Winston Salem	NC	50	F	02:14:27	10:16
658	Hardison, Jim		Winston Salem	NC	52	M	02:14:27	10:16
659	Mulet, Sarah Beth H		Charlotte	NC	26	F	02:14:31	10:16
660	Lewis, Slade		Greensboro	NC	43	M	02:14:34	10:16
661	Kriek, Wendy		Mt. Airy	NC	43	F	02:14:35	10:16
662	MacArthur Jr, Robert D		Greensboro	NC	46	M	02:14:36	10:16
663	Hargrove, Marc McGarrett		Raleigh	NC	39	M	02:14:37	10:17
664	Stroud, Valarie		Jamestown	NC	51	F	02:14:40	10:17
665	Stemkowski, Diana		Greensboro	NC	39	F	02:15:08	10:19
666	Heiderich, Amelia M		Winston Salem	NC	51	F	02:15:31	10:21
667	Maready, Wil		Raleigh	NC	28	M	02:15:39	10:21
668	Gardner, Alison		Winston-Salem	NC	34	F	02:16:19	10:24
669	Falden, Andrea		Winston Salem	NC	28	F	02:16:20	10:24
670	Sutton, Amanda Christine		Huntersville	NC	14	F	02:16:31	10:25
671	Cobb, Glenn		Winston-Salem	NC	46	M	02:16:38	10:26
672	Evans, Rick		Martinsville	VA	49	M	02:16:39	10:26
673	Daniel, Michael P		Kernersville	NC	64	M	02:16:48	10:27
674	Davenport, Marcy		Winston Salem	NC	18	F	02:16:48	10:27
675	Semmel, Debbie		Graham	NC	47	F	02:16:51	10:27
676	Semmel, Emily		Graham	NC	20	F	02:16:51	10:27
677	Thacker, Jessica		Winston Salem	NC	36	F	02:17:00	10:28
678	Woods, Keelen		Winston Salem	NC	27	F	02:17:09	10:28
679	Pollock, Linda M		Winston Salem	NC	25	F	02:17:09	10:28
680	Lapiejko, Linda J		Advance	NC	60	F	02:17:15	10:29
681	Tussey, Ginny		Clemmons	NC	60	F	02:17:16	10:29
682	Gardner, Steve		Winston Salem	NC	40	M	02:17:17	10:29
683	Gardner, Tracey Andrews		Winston Salem	NC	41	F	02:17:18	10:29
684	Redmond, Mark Eric		Winston Salem	NC	45	M	02:17:19	10:29
685	Giegengack, Matthew		Winston-salem	NC	36	M	02:17:28	10:30
686	Hodges, Gerald Robert		Browns Summit	NC	29	M	02:17:42	10:31
687	Bruffey, Ronald L		Mocksville	NC	59	M	02:17:56	10:32
688	Leaman, Scott Alan		Florham Park	NJ	34	M	02:17:59	10:32
689	Eglowstein, Patricia		Kernersville	NC	46	F	02:18:11	10:33
690	Schantz, Pete		Clemmons	NC	38	M	02:18:13	10:33
691	Shu, Lisa O		Clemmons	NC	43	F	02:18:18	10:33
692	Wehr, Kamara		King	NC	35	F	02:18:27	10:34
693	Whiting, Elizabeth		Clemmons	NC	32	F	02:18:34	10:35
694	Whiting, Adam Jay		Charlotte	NC	29	M	02:18:35	10:35
695	Yeowell, Heather N		Chapel Hill	NC	69	F	02:18:35	10:35
696	Thomas, Chris		WINSTON-SALEM	NC	36	M	02:18:35	10:35
697	Rice, Julie G		Winston-Salem	NC	43	F	02:18:35	10:35
698	Knight, Andrea		Chapel Hill	NC	39	F	02:18:41	10:35
699	Miller, Janie C		Winston Salem	NC	48	F	02:18:41	10:35
700	Sizemore, Ellen		Winston-salem	NC	24	F	02:18:49	10:36
701	Moore, Maggie		Lexington	NC	34	F	02:18:57	10:36
702	Sullivan, Connie		Winston-salem	NC	49	F	02:18:59	10:37
703	pryor, suzanne		Spartanburg	SC	38	F	02:19:04	10:37
704	Hoenig, Holly		Spartanburg	SC	34	F	02:19:04	10:37
705	Heggerick, Gretchen		Winston Salem	NC	32	F	02:19:04	10:37
706	Harris, Leroy		Hickory	NC	55	M	02:19:08	10:37
707	McQuail, Joseph		Winston Salem	NC	27	M	02:19:41	10:40
708	Amerson, Barry Dean		Southport	NC	49	M	02:19:50	10:40
709	Henderson, Karla		Durham	NC	60	F	02:19:55	10:41
710	Gainsford, Rod		Lewisville	NC	54	M	02:20:24	10:43
711	Ringeman, Katy		Winston Salem	NC	28	F	02:20:33	10:44
712	Witte, Mark		Greensboro	NC	34	M	02:20:53	10:45
713	Altizer, kathryn paige		Winston Salem	NC	31	F	02:20:55	10:45
714	Nichols, Stephanie		Lexington	NC	36	F	02:20:58	10:46
715	Davis, Mandy Leigh		Jefferson	NC	25	F	02:21:07	10:46
716	Myers, Susan		Burlington	NC	39	F	02:21:11	10:47
717	Legins, Courtney M		Pfafftown	NC	32	F	02:21:15	10:47
718	Lamastus, Russell H		Falls Mills	VA	53	M	02:21:20	10:47
719	Gause, Sheila		Thomasville	NC	39	F	02:21:21	10:47
720	Honeycutt, Gwen G		Blowing Rock	NC	50	F	02:21:25	10:48
721	Browne, Carole Lynne		Winston-Salem	NC	59	F	02:21:35	10:48
722	Irrig, Heidi		Greensboro	NC	48	F	02:21:44	10:49
723	Henderson, Michelle Sechrest		Lexington	NC	35	F	02:21:50	10:50
724	Johnston, Stacy M		Mocksville	NC	29	F	02:21:51	10:50
725	Huhn, Annissa J		Winston-Salem	NC	24	F	02:21:54	10:50
726	Hunter, Debbie Mcgee		Winston-Salem	NC	53	F	02:22:02	10:51
727	Dunning, Sarah		Greensboro	NC	30	F	02:22:07	10:51
728	Collins, Erin		Pfafftown	NC	17	F	02:22:51	10:54
729	Warner, Aurora		Hunstville	AL	34	F	02:22:52	10:54
730	Kelly, Natalie	TCTC	Troutman	NC	44	F	02:22:54	10:54
731	Doggett, Wade		Greensooro	NC	63	M	02:23:08	10:56
732	Brown, Laura		Kernersville	NC	24	F	02:23:09	10:56
733	Allen, Bill		Clemmons	TX	52	M	02:23:17	10:56
734	Laguerre, Tara		Winston Salem	NC	32	F	02:23:29	10:57
735	Roach, Tiffanie		Lexington	NC	34	F	02:23:32	10:57
736	Moore, Judy		Locust	NC	44	F	02:23:54	10:59
737	Bailey, Douglas		Albemarle	NC	63	M	02:24:03	11:00
738	Berger, Phil		Eden	NC	37	M	02:24:42	11:03
739	Poulin, Cathie		Kernersville	NC	38	F	02:24:43	11:03
740	Poulin, Jason		Kernersville	NC	38	M	02:24:48	11:03
741	Swift, Staale		Clemmons	NC	51	M	02:24:58	11:04
742	Crouch, Sandra H		Gastonia	NC	65	F	02:24:59	11:04
743	Schlesinger, Stacey		Statesville	NC	43	F	02:25:04	11:04
744	Mumpower, Tamara Hutton		Lewisville	NC	47	F	02:25:05	11:04
745	Markham, Molly Marie		Greensboro	NC	29	F	02:25:06	11:05
746	Menzer, Frieda M		Greensboro	NC	45	F	02:25:12	11:05
747	Moses, Tamara Sutphin		Shelby	NC	37	F	02:25:18	11:06
748	Jameson, Vic		Winston-salem	NC	55	M	02:25:49	11:08
749	Goodson, Beth		Winston Salem	NC	26	F	02:26:04	11:09
750	Bergren, Dawn		Winston-Salem	NC	35	F	02:26:48	11:12
751	Henshaw, Mary W		Pfafftown	NC	42	F	02:27:15	11:14
752	Norton, Joseph		Winston Salem	NC	57	M	02:27:41	11:16
753	Chiarello, Mark		Winston Salem	NC	35	M	02:27:41	11:16
754	Sheets, Debra		Winston-salem	NC	30	F	02:27:47	11:17
755	Cole, Alan		Winston-salem	NC	60	M	02:27:48	11:17
756	Ballen, Naomi		Greensboro	NC	57	F	02:27:49	11:17
757	Kavanagh, John		Greensboro	NC	59	M	02:27:49	11:17
758	young, sara		Greensboro	NC	47	F	02:28:16	11:19
759	Aderhold, Douglas		Winston Salem	NC	53	M	02:28:17	11:19
760	Jolin, Patricia M		Winston Salem	NC	63	F	02:28:21	11:19
761	Nader, Christine		Lewisville	NC	20	F	02:28:22	11:19
762	Nader, Michael A		Lewisville	NC	50	M	02:29:06	11:23
763	Black, Bill Andrew		Rural Hall	NC	39	M	02:29:09	11:23
764	Spence, Tamara		Winston Salem	NC	25	F	02:29:12	11:23
765	Bellingham, Susan		Statesville	NC	45	F	02:29:22	11:24
766	Greco, Sandy K		Summerfield	NC	38	F	02:29:22	11:24
767	Pleasants, Tori Cannady		Greensboro	NC	40	F	02:29:58	11:27
768	Craft, Shannon Rae		Pfafftown	NC	43	F	02:30:03	11:27
769	Bergren, Mark		Winston-salem	NC	34	M	02:30:55	11:31
770	Funk, Gina G		King	NC	46	F	02:31:35	11:34
771	Eubanks, Katie		Winston Salem	NC	21	F	02:32:29	11:38
772	Pillow, Jennifer M		Boone	NC	33	F	02:32:59	11:41
773	Miller, Elizabeth M		Winston Salem	NC	31	F	02:33:16	11:42
774	Rupp, Susan Z		Winston Salem	NC	48	F	02:33:16	11:42
775	Earnhardt, Carol A		Winston-Salem	NC	39	F	02:33:51	11:45
776	Yeowell, David A		Chapel Hill	NC	72	M	02:34:10	11:46
777	Wilmott, Sandra		Lewisville	NC	39	F	02:34:33	11:48
778	Skinner, Elizabeth J		Winston Salem	NC	47	F	02:34:37	11:48
779	Jarriel, Jessica		Kernersville	NC	24	F	02:34:37	11:48
780	Doty, Karen M		Winston Salem	NC	63	F	02:34:48	11:49
781	Blankenship, Gary L		Lewisville	NC	52	M	02:35:43	11:53
782	Smith, Sabrina		Kernersville	NC	36	F	02:36:20	11:56
783	Hammer, Patti		Thomasville	NC	51	F	02:36:32	11:57
784	O’Neal, Allison		Winston-salem	NC	28	F	02:36:52	11:58
785	White, Meta Kate		Winston Salem	NC	12	F	02:37:49	12:03
786	Doss, Amanda J		Winston-Salem	NC	38	F	02:38:29	12:06
787	Palmer, Jim A		Winston Salem	NC	68	M	02:38:31	12:06
788	Ross, Patricia		Winston Salem	NC	51	F	02:39:10	12:09
789	Mattison, Donna		Sherrills Ford	NC	40	F	02:39:21	12:10
790	Davis, Faith H		Winston -Salem	NC	40	F	02:39:45	12:12
791	Wooldridge, Kim		Kernersville	NC	35	F	02:39:53	12:12
792	Sink, Cynthia H		Winston Salem	NC	49	F	02:39:54	12:12
793	Parlante, Cynthia		Winston Salem	NC	34	F	02:40:57	12:17
794	Givler, Richard		Canton	OH	57	M	02:43:04	12:27
795	hollingsworth, holly		Winston-salem	NC	37	F	02:43:48	12:30
796	Dickson, Ellisa M		Winston-Salem	NC	35	F	02:43:49	12:30
797	Locklear, Jennifer Brayboy		Roxboro	NC	40	F	02:43:57	12:31
798	Haymes, Peggy		Winston Salem	NC	49	F	02:44:48	12:35
799	Whitt, Beverly		Winston Salem	NC	34	F	02:44:56	12:35
800	Carter-Freeman, Jennifer		West Jefferson	NC	50	F	02:45:14	12:37
801	Josey, Robert N		Mount Airy	NC	72	M	02:47:35	12:47
802	Morrison, Ashlea Andrea		Winston Salem	NC	27	F	02:49:01	12:54
803	Robbins, Susan S		Advance	NC	45	F	02:49:29	12:56
804	Ruebel, Debra D	TCTC	Winston Salem	NC	53	F	02:50:44	13:02
805	Clemons, Robert Lee		Whittset	NC	53	M	02:51:35	13:06
806	Moormann, Jennifer		Winston Salem	NC	32	F	02:51:35	13:06
807	Gelatt, Jessica		Winston Salem	NC	32	F	02:54:15	13:18
808	Lindsay, Maryanne W		Lewisville	NC	42	F	02:54:36	13:20
809	Joyce, Marissa		Winston Salem	NC	27	F	02:55:32	13:24
810	Rosen, Richard J		Greensboro	NC	79	M	02:56:50	13:30
811	Etling, Jamie		Reidsville	NC	28	F	02:58:58	13:40
812	Washabaugh, Susan C		Winston Salem	NC	45	F	02:59:34	13:42
813	Bledsoe, Denton H		Kernersville	NC	57	M	03:23:00	15:30

Update on the Mistletoe Half Marathon

It was a great run. It rained the first 3 miles and after that it completely stopped and really was a great day for a Half Marathon. Not too cold and not hot at all. I am very pleased with my clock time and did really better than I had thought I would.

Here is a breakdown of the miles.

Mile 1     831

Mile 2     810

Mile 3     801

Mile 4     822

Mile 5     857

Mile 6     821

Mile 7     842

Mile 8     826

Mile 9     840

Mile 10   831

Mile 11   819

Mile 12   759

Mile 13   803

Total Time 1 Hour 50 Minutes

Average Mile Pace 822

Total Calories Burned 2096

Again, I am amazed that I did 13.1 miles all under a 9 minute pace. If God allows me to keep at the training I should come back stronger than I was before starting Seminary. Todays time is just 8 minutes slower than my best ever Half Marathon Time and I am 20 pounds heavier than I was then. I am not actually trying to lose weight but will all the training miles I am currently doing the pounds are burning off.

Ronnie

My Friend Daddy

Out of the Box from a teen perspective

The following is a view poing of Out of the Box written by one of the  teens who is part of the Ministry downtown Hillsville.

Out of the Box
I’m sure you’ve heard of Out of the Box, a safe, fun place for youth to hang out, but do you know
the full story? It was opened on September 7th, 2008, over a year ago. The ribbon cutting privileges
were given to the Bishop Swanson around noon on that glorious day. Looking past all the fancy
details, what is the true meaning of, and purpose for Out of the Box?

Out of the Box was created for youth. The youth of First United Methodist Church, FUMC,
visited a place called SportsTowne, a church that hosted our youth group as they participated in
missions in Georgia. This wasn’t just any church, though. This church held an indoor football field, a
blow-up obstacle course, and the sanctuary could be transformed into a basketball court in twenty
minutes. You can imagine how much fun our youth had here at this amazing place.

In spite of the secrets and surprises that lay await throughout this magnificent building, the
hearts of our youth were captured by something different, something much more significant. The
hospitality displayed by the hosts was unimaginable. Here were twenty teenagers, loud and wild
teenagers, and yet Beth, the woman in charge, gave them the keys to an amazing $2 million church.
These teens were inspired by the hospitality and grace, and decided they wanted to do the same
thing. And there, in Macon, Georgia, a vision was born. From that vision came Out of the Box, a free,
fun place for youth to come and just hang out without having to worry about being bored or running
into a bad situation.

The Out of the Box we know today has come a long way. It was no small miracle, a lot of work
had to be done. Our youth jumped right in and help bring in couches, piece by piece of the pool table
and fooseball table alike, and countless chairs.

Thanks to the efforts of FUMC youth leaders, Ronnie Collins, Jeff and Terry Scott, Greg and
Lori Huff, and not forgetting our faithful youth, Out of the Box has become a success. Its convenient
location downtown, across from the Hillsville Diner, makes it easy for youth to find. On Wednesday
evenings, youth group is held; it opens at 5 and closes around 9, but Bible study is from 7 to 8 pm.
Everything is completely free, drinks, snacks, even bring a few (appropriate) CDs and you can listen to
them. We have an average attendance of around sixty people, and one week we had almost one
hundred, and we continue to grow in numbers.

Out of the Box has also made the effort to team up with Carroll County Intermediate School to
offer after-school tutoring on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. From 3:30 until 5:00, the students
are focused on academics, but from 5:00 to 6:00, it’s all about the games. Students are invited to play
pool, fooseball, listen to music, watch videos and DVDs, use the computers to their advantage, or just
relax and talk. Drinks and snacks are available free of charge, and in a place like this, it’s hard not to
have fun. The activity bus runs by at 6:00 to pick up the students.

“OOTB is a place where teens can come and not be judged but be accepted for who you are.
Do you have tattoos, piercing, different hairstyles, or dress differently than what someone else may
consider the norm? Or do you look like the majority of society in the way you dress? Are you tall,
skinny, slim, heavy, bald, long hair, skater, nerd? It doesn’t matter at Out Of The Box,” said Ronnie
Collins.

Corynn Godwin

This Day In The Life of Your Pastor – Devember 4th, 2009

1. Going to bed soon & praying for 8 hours sleep for the run. It is now just over 10 hours till race time about 12 hours ago from TwitterBerry

2. Trying to get Judah to go to bed, he is very use to nursing and that aint happening about 12 hours ago from TwitterBerry

3. 12 hours to Half Marathon time. 13.1 miles, praying it doesn’t rain till we are finished about 13 hours ago from TwitterBerry

4. Watching Curious George about 13 hours ago from TwitterBerry

5. Even if my father and mother abandon me,  the Lord will hold me close. http://read.ly/Ps27.10.NLT about 14 hours ago from API

6. Hanging out with the boys & Sophie. Misty & Sussie have gone grocery shopping about 14 hours ago from TwitterBerry

7. “Give justice to the poor and the orphan;  uphold the rights of the oppressed and the destitute. http://read.ly/Ps82.3.NLT about 15 hours ago from API

8. 11 wk old baby left N a parking lot N Winston Salem last night 9pm because neither parent had time 2 care 4 the child. The world needs Jesus about 15 hours ago from TwitterBerry

9. Picking up meds for Samuel @ CVS he has ear infection. Maybe I can do a pastoral visit with Jake while I’m here. Lol about 17 hours ago from TwitterBerry

10. headed home, wrapping gifts, putting up the tree, just need a fire in the fireplace with all the family & it would be perfect about 17 hours ago from web

11. pray 4 Jimmy & Hassie, mother & son, both N resthome, Hassie is not well. I was blessed 2 pray with them both to receive Christ 5 years ago about 17 hours ago from web

12. putting God First in your life http://imagebearer.wordpress.com/2009/12/04/putting-god-first-in-your-life/ about 17 hours ago from web

13. Remember the “Focus Factor”. When worried, you are out of focus. about 17 hours ago from web

14. Avoid worrywarts! all of us prone 2 worry should avoid those who do ! They will pull U down. They need 2 B quarantined! about 17 hours ago from web

15. don’t you hate paying interest? House, car, credit cards? worry is the interest we pay when we borrow from 2morrow’s problems. about 17 hours ago from web

16. “Blessed is the person who is too busy to worry in the daytime and too sleepy to worry at night.” about 17 hours ago from web

17. reasons people worry http://imagebearer.wordpress.com/2009/12/04/reason-people-worry/ about 17 hours ago from web

18. I could remind you that worry causes ulcers and high blood pressure, but what would that make you do? Worry! about 17 hours ago from web

19. SNOW: Saturday Snow. Snow accumulation of 2 to 4 inches. Hillsville & Galax about 17 hours ago from web

20. The reason we have so many worries is because we’re seeking everything but God first. about 18 hours ago from web

21. my friend daddy http://imagebearer.wordpress.com/2009/12/04/my-friend-daddy/ about 18 hours ago from web

22. Myrtle Beach Marathon is almost sold out December 4, 2009 The Marathon is 78% full (560 spots remaining) THE HALF MARATHON IS SOLD OUT!! about 18 hours ago from web

23. “seek 1st his kingdom & his righteousness” “seek” (zeteo) means 2 seek; go after; strive; pursue; desire; aim at; search 4; endeavor to get. about 18 hours ago from web

24. Worry is, and always will be, a fatal disease of the heart because its beginning signals the end of faith. about 18 hours ago from web

25. Do not worry means that you stop fretting over your life – stop letting all the things in life consume and takeover your mind. about 18 hours ago from web

26. USA 2day worry poll 36% said work biggest source of stress 22% money 10% children 7% health 5% marriage 5% parents 5% no stress about 18 hours ago from web

27. Worry pulls us apart. about 18 hours ago from web

28. the Greek word for Worry means “to be drawn in different directions.” about 18 hours ago from web

29. 43% of all employee turnover is related to job stress. about 18 hours ago from web

30. Stress is said 2 B responsible 4 more than half of the 550 million workdays lost annually because of absenteeism. about 18 hours ago from web

31. An est 1 million workers are absent on an ave workday Bcause of stress related complaints. about 18 hours ago from web

32. had a Mocha Joe, working on the sermon again about 18 hours ago from web

33. Worry has been linked to all the leading causes of death including heart disease, cancer, lung ailments, accidents, cirrhosis and suicide. about 18 hours ago from web

34. 43% of all adults suffer health effects due to worry and stress. about 18 hours ago from web

35. Praying for Jessica and Jett, Dr. is soon going to be delivering this little one into the world about 18 hours ago from web

36. Visiting @ Golden Living Center about 19 hours ago from TwitterBerry

37. Just bought Mistys 1st Christmas present about 20 hours ago from TwitterBerry

38. I am not ashamed of the gospel, it is the power of God 4 the salvation of everyone who believes: 1st 4 the Jew, then 4 the Gentile. Rom 1:16 about 20 hours ago from TwitterBerry

39. Arby’s just to ralax and have a bite about 21 hours ago from TwitterBerry

40. Adoration: N Search of a King will B presented @ 1st UMC N Hillsville on Sun, Dec 6 @ 8:30 AM & 11:00 AM. It is a dramatic Christmas musical about 21 hours ago from web

41. still need folks N Carroll 2 buy gifts 4 kids of Nmates 4 Christmas,best thing is kids don’t know they R from U, the gift is from the parent about 21 hours ago from web

42. post office, bank, quick bite, resthome visit, walmart about 21 hours ago from web

43. HELP! Matt 6:33 Respond & tell me what this means, seek 1st his kingdom & his righteousness, & all these things will B given to you as well. about 22 hours ago from web

44. seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well. about 22 hours ago from web

45. by the way, I have no e-mails backed up today because I wiped them all out by mistake. Trying to get them back as some of them need action about 22 hours ago from web

46. yesterday was Jimmy Turner’s birthday, going to take him a gift, I was able to lead him to Christ several years ago. He is now in a resthome about 22 hours ago from web

47. tweaking SNL Sermon – Don’t Worry Be Happy about 23 hours ago from web

48. Marathon Memories http://imagebearer.wordpress.com/2009/12/04/marathon-memories-virginia-creeper-trail-march-30th-2003/ about 24 hours ago from web

49. SNL Don’t Worry Be Happy http://imagebearer.wordpress.com/2009/12/04/snl-this-week-dont-worry-be-happy/ about 24 hours ago from web

50. made a commitment to clean out clutter and have sold 291 out of my personal library books, That is a Praise! about 21 hours ago from web

51. Amazon.com http://bit.ly/777c9m about 21 hours ago from web

52. Saturday Widespread rain N the morning.then rain and snow in the afternoon. Well, looks like I may run the 13.1 in the rain rather than snow about 22 hours ago from web

53. Saturday Snow. Snow accumulation around an inch. Highs in the mid 30s. Chance of snow 90 percent. for Hillsville about 22 hours ago from web

54. No, O people, the Lord has told you what is good,  and this is what he requires of you:to do what is right, to lo… http://read.ly/Mic6.8.NLT about 22 hours ago from API

55. May be running the Half Marathon in the Snow in the morning, that would be awesome about 22 hours ago from TwitterBerry

56. gotta get Christopher and Kyle up and ready for school, Samuel getting ready to go to the Dr., running a fever about 23 hours ago from web

57. oops I just wiped out my inbox and didn’t mean too about 23 hours ago from web

58. weeding through e-mail about 23 hours ago from web

59. Myrtle Beach Marathon is 69 DAYS | 23 HRS | 41 MINS | 58 SECONDS

Putting God First in Your Life

We try to put things first and add God in later.

But God doesn’t just want a place in your life.

He doesn’t just want to be prominent in your life.

He wants to be “preeminent!”

He says, you take care of my business, and I’ll take care of yours!

Ronnie

Reason’s people worry

The ignorant worry because they don’t know enough.
The knowledgeable worry because they know too much.
The rich worry because they are afraid of losing what they have.
The poor worry because they don’t have enough.
The old worry because they are facing death.
The young worry because they are facing life.

Come to SNL this week and lets talk about how to never worry again!

Ronnie

My Friend Daddy

My Friend Daddy

Every time Samuel sees this drawing he says “thats my friend daddy”. These moments with children are priceless! Thank you for the drawing Donna!

Ronnie

SNL This Week – Don’t Worry, Be Happy

Come this Sunday night December 6th, 2009  @ 6:30 and lets worship God together and then we will change the world together.

Ronnie

Matthew 6: 25-34

DON’T WORRY, BE HAPPY

In this Holiday Season there is so much worry going on. What gifts do we buy for those we love and what gift do we buy for that one we have to buy for and don’t like, lol.

How much money should we spend on that gift and will they really appreciate it anyway?

How much money should I spend on myself while I am buying all these nice things for everyone else?

Then the biggie – how am I ever going to pay for all of this, the credit cards, the layaway’s, the bills that I have run up tying to please, impress, and satisfy?

The truth is: We have it all wrong

We think to much about how much money to spend for all the wrong reasons. We think too much about how good I look or how fashionable I am . We think too much about buying gifts for everyone that we know. We think too much about how to be a people pleaser.

We have gotten it all wrong!

Come to Sunday Night Live, lets worship the Creator together and I will show you how to live a worry free life!

Ronnie

Matthew 6: 25-34 The Message

^25-26“If you decide for God, living a life of God-worship, it follows that you don’t fuss about what’s on the table at mealtimes or whether the clothes in your closet are in fashion. There is far more to your life than the food you put in your stomach, more to your outer appearance than the clothes you hang on your body. Look at the birds, free and unfettered, not tied down to a job description, careless in the care of God. And you count far more to him than birds.

^27-29“Has anyone by fussing in front of the mirror ever gotten taller by so much as an inch? All this time and money wasted on fashion—do you think it makes that much difference? Instead of looking at the fashions, walk out into the fields and look at the wildflowers. They never primp or shop, but have you ever seen color and design quite like it? The ten best-dressed men and women in the country look shabby alongside them.

^30-33“If God gives such attention to the appearance of wildflowers—most of which are never even seen—don’t you think he’ll attend to you, take pride in you, do his best for you? What I’m trying to do here is to get you to relax, to not be so preoccupied with getting, so you can respond to God’s giving. People who don’t know God and the way he works fuss over these things, but you know both God and how he works. Steep your life in God-reality, God-initiative, God-provisions. Don’t worry about missing out. You’ll find all your everyday human concerns will be met.

³⁴“Give your entire attention to what God is doing right now, and don’t get worked up about what may or may not happen tomorrow. God will help you deal with whatever hard things come up when the time comes.

Look at the birds, free and unfettered, not tied down to a job description, careless in the care of God. And you count far more to him than birds.

Instead of looking at the fashions, walk out into the fields and look at the wildflowers. They never primp or shop, but have you ever seen color and design quite like it? The ten best-dressed men and women in the country look shabby alongside them.

Marathon Memories – Virginia Creeper Trail March 30th, 2003

This is the 2nd Marathon I had ever done. I woke up that morning and it was snowing.
We called the race headquarters and asked if the Marathon would be canceled and they replied “Why”?
So we ran! It was fun for the 1st 13.1 miles and pretty miserable the 2nd half, wet and soggy.

My 2nd Marathon was a memorable one. “A Freakish Snow”

I finished #30 out of 78 and ran with my good friends Tim Lewis and Rick Karampatsos.

5th Annual VIRGINIA CREEPER MARATHON
Virginia Creeper Trail
Abingdon VA – March 30, 2003
30’s and freakish snow
93 starters, 78 finishers

1   Tom Atkins             Abingdon VA               3:04:53
2   Chris Black            Raleigh NC                3:09:15
3   Patti Fredrick-Enloe   Asheville NC              3:17:42 *
4   Mark Shrader           Rosedale VA               3:18:38
5   Chuck Brown            Marion NC                 3:28:50
6   Chris Squires          Raleigh NC                3:29:18
7   Monika Bracken         Castleton VA              3:32:13
8   Jerry Hensley          Pennington Gap VA         3:36:09
9   Shawn Kerrick          Johnson City TN           3:37:30
10  Eddie Cohn             Matthews NC               3:43:25
11  Mike Lipton            Rockville VA              3:51:02
12  Lynn Burnett           Livingston TN             3:54:54
13  Wail Malaty            Hendersonville NC         3:55:07
14  George Brown           Richlands VA              3:58:40
15  Kent Worman            Marietta GA               4:06:36
16  John Lesslie           Rock Hill SC              4:06:51
17  Bo Strickland          Kingsport TN              4:07:31
18  Karen Mitchell         York PA                   4:08:42
19  Danny Keatley          White Sulphur Sprgs WV    4:11:36
20  Kevin Nies             Chapel Hill NC            4:11:36
21  Mark Williams          Scottsboro AL             4:12:07
22  Bob Neiderman          Cuyahoga Falls OH         4:15:58
23  Jerry Anderson         Greeneville TN            4:16:01
24  Frank Weider           Union KY                  4:17:28
25  Ken Meyer              New Albany IN             4:20:58
26  Rick Karampatsos       China Grove NC            4:22:17
27  Rick Showalter         Georgetown KY             4:26:11
28  Jim Snyder             West Jefferson NC         4:29:31
29  Brian Cook             Dunwoody GA               4:32:12
30  Ronnie Collins         Cana VA                   4:34:25
31  Tim Lewis              Woodlawn VA               4:34:26
32  Stephen Armstrong      Johnson City TN           4:36:51
33  Mike Oliphant          Hendersonville NC         4:39:34
34  Cliff Corker           Kingsport TN              4:41:18
35  Philip Cook            Chapel Hill NC            4:42:12
36  Michael Stowe          Blacksburg VA             4:42:34
37  Catherine Shirley      Raleigh NC                4:43:22
38  Jonathan Parce         Hendersonville NC         4:45:08
39  Sharon Cline           Kingsport TN              4:46:32
40  Doug Ferriss           Charlotte NC              4:48:11
41  Scott Foxx             Charlotte NC              4:48:14
42  Michael Abbott         Wise VA                   4:49:32
43  Sharon Fleenor         Bristol TN                4:50:28
44  Mary Rodriguez         Abingdon VA               4:51:47
45  Robert Conrad          Hillsborough NC           4:52:39
46  Robert Bice            Kingsport TN              4:52:59
47  Dennis Saulnier        Alexandria VA             4:56:01
48  Terry Higgins          Knoxville TN              4:57:54
49  Parmod Sapra           Norton VA                 5:01:06
50  Ray McCaslin           Hendersonville NC         5:05:46
51  Stephen Donohue        Kitty Hawk NC             5:08:52
52  Cliff Cartwright       Booneville MS             5:13:48
53  Corey Scott            Satellite Beach FL        5:14:16
54  Byrd Watts             Marion NC                 5:16:00
55  Charles Brown          Marion NC                 5:16:01
56  Mike Brooks            Danville ME               5:16:16
57  Pamela Jolley          Marion NC                 5:19:00
58  Chet Rogers            Pittsboro NC              5:19:42
59  Abe Keating            Maysville KY              5:21:30
60  Paul Chappin           Statesville NC            5:22:21
61  Bruce White            Bristol VA                5:22:22
62  Ron Horn               Hendersonville NC         5:25:43
63  Gail Shepherd          Roanoke VA                5:27:22
64  Valerie Dunlap         Durham NC                 5:28:25
65  Rodney Dunlap          Durham NC                 5:28:25
66  Janice Hicks           Bristol VA                5:28:43
67  Bencita Moore          Boone NC                  5:30:38
68  Brenton Floyd          Harrison TN               5:35:42
69  Karen Bolton           Salem VA                  5:37:37
70  Jim Simpson            Huntington Beach CA       5:37:37
71  Emmanuel Sideris       Pittsburgh PA             5:38:45
72  Harry Donati           Richmond VA               5:57:34
73  Liane Cutforth         Louisville CO             6:02:48
74  Craig Cutforth         Louisville CO             6:02:48
75  Bronwyn Glantzberg     Norcross GA               6:42:58
76  Chuck Bryant           Miami FL                  7:15:36
77  Jerry Herndon          Cabin Creek WV            7:21:01
78  Cher Eaves             Powderly KY               7:37:46

* New Female VCM Record

This Day In The Life Of Your Pastor – December 3rd, 2009

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Your lists:

1. Chocolate milk has a superior ratio of fat, carbs, & protein than a carb recovery drink about 11 hours ago from TwitterBerry

2. Red meat, white potatoes, high fat cheese, & eggs should be part of a runners diet about 11 hours ago from TwitterBerry

3. Need 2 start the sit-up routine. I know it helped N the past & Runners World says strong stomach muscle definitely helps U run mor efficient about 11 hours ago from TwitterBerry

4. Christopher went to sleep with me rubbing his back & Samuel has a fever. Pray for him please, probably the ears again, Dr tomorrow about 11 hours ago from TwitterBerry

5. lets change the world http://imagebearer.wordpress.com/2009/12/03/lets-change-the-world-together-running-for-sudan/ about 12 hours ago from web

6. Christopher is spending the night, he and Samuel are playing with playdoh about 12 hours ago from web

7. visiting with Mike and the kids about 13 hours ago from web

8. Misty,Judah and I are @ Rio. Messed up and had the wrong city for Clergy banquet about 15 hours ago from TwitterBerry

9. January 2010 Runners World just arrived-devouring it about 17 hours ago from TwitterBerry

10. God has led Misty & I 2 gve an early Christmas Gift 2 some1 N need. Isn’t it amazing, Salvation is about Gods gift & we reach others w gifts about 19 hours ago from web

11. taking care of more church business, so many families in distress situations about 19 hours ago from web

12. December 3, 2009 Myrtle Beach Marathon is 77% full (600 spots remaining) THE HALF MARATHON IS SOLD OUT!! Sign up quick & run 4 Sudan with me about 19 hours ago from web

13. Samuel and I are going through the car wash about 20 hours ago from TwitterBerry

14. Dealing with benevolence request for the church about 20 hours ago from TwitterBerry

15. Missing Annual Conference Planning Team Meeting today but still working on the task. God is at work in Holston about 21 hours ago from TwitterBerry

16. just completed 7 miles, ave pace 940, burned 1026 calories, prayed and preached about 22 hours ago from web

17. Going for a prayer run, talking to God while doing one of my favorite things about 24 hours ago from TwitterBerry

18. Charles Spurgeon every time he stepped into the pulpit, prayed, “God be merciful to me a sinner” Spurgeon understood grace about 24 hours ago from TwitterBerry

19. So now there is no condemnation for those who belong to Christ Jesus. http://read.ly/Rom8.1.NLT about 24 hours ago from API

20. Just think how much more the blood of Christ will purify our consciences from sinful deeds so that we can worshi… http://read.ly/Heb9.14.NLT about 24 hours ago from API

21. He personally carried our sins  in his body on the crossso that we can be dead to sin  and live for what is rig… http://read.ly/1Pet2.24.NLT about 21 hours ago from API

22. There is a Mis-conception N the Christian life: thinking that, although we R saved by grace, we earn or forfeit Gods blessing by performance about 21 hours ago from TwitterBerry

23. “Gods blessing does not depend on our performance.” Jerry Bridges about 21 hours ago from TwitterBerry

24. “An understanding of how grace & personal, vigorous effort work together is essential 4 a lifelong pursuit of holiness.” Jerry Bridges about 21 hours ago from TwitterBerry

25. Helping 2 plan Team Impact, this is going 2 B a true Community Outreach N Carroll County. Let me know if U want 2 join us. No financial need about 21 hours ago from TwitterBerry

26. Feeding Samuel Boo Berry cereal. He just wanted dad to feed him this morning about 22 hours ago from TwitterBerry

27. Lets change t world together -Running 4 Sudan http://imagebearer.wordpress.com/2009/12/03/lets-change-the-world-together-running-for-sudan/ about 22 hours ago from web

28. running the Mistletoe Half Marathon 13.1 miles on Saturday in Winston Salem. Who wants to join me? about 23 hours ago from web

29. working in Witness Team matters but it is my day off so I am laying this aside also about 23 hours ago from web

30. working on Out of the Box stuff but it is my day off so I am laying it aside now! about 23 hours ago from web

31. Myrtle Beach Marathon is 70 DAYS | 23 HRS | 13 MINS | 37 SECONDS I am again raising moeny to support the Children of Sudan

Lets Change the World Together – Running for Sudan

After reading an inspiring book “Take Your Best Shot” and coupling that with the Biblical mandate to help those who are in need. I decided to run the Atlanta Thanksgiving Day Marathon to raise support for the children of Sudan. That run is complete but the donations for the children are still coming in. The last count is around $1700.00 that has been given.

Thank you to all who have supported and I pray that you consider giving again and also telling your friends what I am doing. I am excited about the fact that Holston Conference wants to build a home for homeless children in Southern Sudan Africa and I just believe that God can build it through those who run and those who give. Lets be the miracle these children need.

With the Atlanta Marathon now being history, I am now signed up for the Myrtle Beach Marathon February 13th, 2009.

Thats right, I am running again and this time there is the possibility of two people joining me and raising money for the children as well. I am excited about the possibilities.

If you would like to support, send your check to 1st Hillsville United Methodist Church, C/O Ronnie G Collins PO Box 356 Hillsville Virginia 24343. Make the check to Holston Conference and on the remit line “Hope for the children of Sudan”.

Why not do something you love and help others at the same time? Together we can change the world!

Our Holston Conference of The United Methodist Church has partnered with Southern Sudan to help with the needs there and there is a possibility that I could travel there on a mission trip in the future. In the mean time I want to do something to help the children.

Here is how it will work. I will travel to Myrtle Beach in February and run the 26.2 mile Marathon on February 13th Day in honor of and support of The Children of Sudan Africa, “Hope for the Children”.

Every gift that is given will go to support the children of Sudan, “Hope for the Children”. I will personally pay all of the expenses of entering the race as well as transportation to and from Myrtle Beach.

I have a Goal of $2620.00 that is $100.00 per mile.

Help me meet the goal but more importantly help the children of Sudan.

There are several ways that you can support.

# 1 is in your prayers

26 people (youth groups, UMW, UMM, any group)could donate $100

Donate $1 for every mile = 26 dollars

Donate $5 for every mile = 130 dollars

Donate $10 for every mile = 260 dollars

Donate $20 for every mile = 520 dollars

Donate $100 for every mile = 2600 dollars

or simply Donate Any $ Amount

Special Opportunity – You could join me in the run and help raise money for the Children! The Marathon limit is filling fast but you could still run with me if you hurry.

My goal is simply to raise as much money as possible and have fun doing it. I am inviting people (Runners) who would like to help raise money for the children of Sudan to join me in the run. You can sign up to run at

http://www.mbmarathon.com/site3.aspx

Make your checks payable to: The Holston Conference of The United Methodist Church or The Holston UMC

Designate your Check “Hope for the Children of Sudan”

Mail to: Ronnie G Collins, PO Box 356, Hillsville Virginia 24343

I will compile the checks and get them to Holston Conference on behalf of the children. You will receive a letter from me to signify when the gift is received.

I am excited to see just what Miracle the Lord will do.

Ronnie

Hope for the
Children of Sudan

Here‘s what is happening…

In the past two decades, more than 2 million people have lost their lives through violence, disease and starvation in southern Sudan due to a North vs. South civil war.

In Western Sudan, in the Darfur region, the Coalition for International Justice released a report in April, 2005 stating that approximately 400,000 men, women and children had been killed due to genocide in the region.

Years of food shortage, displaced children/families, and disease have forced millions (35 million+) to live in crowded refugee camps. Thousands have died and continue to die, needlessly.

This is Sudan, a country in crisis.

A Story from the Bible

Matthew 25:35-40

³⁵For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, ³⁶I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me.’

³⁷“Then the righteous will answer him, ‘Lord, when did we see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you something to drink? ³⁸When did we see you a stranger and invite you in, or needing clothes and clothe you? ³⁹When did we see you sick or in prison and go to visit you?’

⁴⁰“The King will reply, ‘I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me.’

Here is a message from our Holston Conference UMC Bishop, James Swanson

This Day In The Life Of Your Pastor – December 3rd, 2009

1. It has been a blessed day and I am really tired. Taking Thursday off, need it about 12 hours ago from TwitterBerry

2. We have 42 at Out of the Box tonight. God is at work! about 15 hours ago from TwitterBerry

3. “She [Mary] will give birth 2 a son, and you are to give him the name Jesus, because he will save his people from their sins.” Matthew 1:21 about 15 hours ago from TwitterBerry

4. But now, O Jacob, listen to the Lord who created you.  O Israel, the one who formed you says,”Do not be afraid, … http://read.ly/Isa43.1.NLT about 17 hours ago from API

5. We are all looking 4 a relationship that won’t let us down. God is the only one who can fill that empty place & never let us down. about 17 hours ago from TwitterBerry

6. Give all your worries and cares to God, for he cares about you. http://read.ly/1Pet5.7.NLT about 17 hours ago from API

7. You are precious to God! about 17 hours ago from TwitterBerry

8. post office, bank, errand, quick bite for dinner, Out of the Box, its a party! about 17 hours ago from web

9. I’m writing my story every day, what about you? http://imagebearer.wordpress.com/2009/12/02/im-writing-my-story-every-day-what-about-you/ about 18 hours ago from web

10. I believe that you should be the change that you want to see in the world about 18 hours ago from web

11. been shaving my head for 8 years & never injured it. just ran N2 a light fixture N church attic & man does it hurt. shaving will B difficult about 18 hours ago from web

12. I have taken 220 e-mails down to 20, now stay! about 18 hours ago from web

13. working on NRV Prison Outreach Gifts for kids, still need folks who will purchase gifts for kids, let me know about 18 hours ago from web

14. Bill is setting up my outlook mail to work with Yahoo and to that I say Yahoo! about 19 hours ago from web

15. Charm is deceptive, and beauty is fleeting; but a woman who fears the LORD is to be praised. — Proverbs 31:30 about 19 hours ago from web

16. working with the Cluster on 50 Golden Days of Evangelism, God is at Work! about 19 hours ago from web

17. John Wesley was a World Changer, He was a Busy Man! about 20 hours ago from web

18. Wondering? Do I have a meeting in Tennessee tomorrow??? about 20 hours ago from web

19. working on Easy Worship Instillation on the laptop and desktop about 20 hours ago from web

20. Sr Yth Fundraiser Sat selling fresh Christmas greenery arrangements “OOTB” 2- 4 pm. after parade/tree lighting w/ cocoa, music & fellowship. about 20 hours ago from web

21. Time is running out: December 2, 2009 The Marathon is 75% full (640 spots remaining) THE HALF MARATHON IS SOLD OUT!! about 18 hours ago from web

22. Headed to the office about 19 hours ago from TwitterBerry

23. Doing laundry about 20 hours ago from TwitterBerry

24. Ironing clothes about 22 hours ago from TwitterBerry

25. Looking 4 partner churches in Carroll to help us host Team Impact. No financial investment just time and people. Let me know if interested about 22 hours ago from TwitterBerry

26. Working from home, trying 2 schedule dates 4 Team Impact 2010 and working on Witness Team 50 Holden Days. Need to lay it all aside and relax about 22 hours ago from TwitterBerry

27. Clergy buddy just called to give me a hard time for having the morning off. Lol about 23 hours ago from TwitterBerry

28. Myrtle Beach Marathon Countdown 71 DAYS | 23 HRS | 32 MINS | 37 SECONDS 4:58 AM Dec 2nd from web

29. had hoped to run but it is raining pretty hard, think I will just take another rest day

I’m writing my story every day, what about you?

Lets Change The World

Ronnie

This Day In The Life Of Your Pastor – December 1st, 2009

1. Wow, just received the 1st $100.00 Gift 4 Children of Sudan 4 the Myrtle Beach Marathon. God is awesome & all of you who give are my hero’s about 11 hours ago from web

2. Runners, join me raising $ 2 build a home 4 Children of Sudan http://www.facebook.com/groups.php?ref=sb#/group.php?gid=235266869568&ref=ts about 12 hours ago from web

3. watching the biggest loser, they are running a Marathon tonight! about 12 hours ago from web

4. Come on Holston Runners: Myrtle Beach marathon almost full – Dec 1 The Marathon is 74% full (680 spots remaining)HALF MARATHON IS SOLD OUT!! about 12 hours ago from web

5. lost about 10 pounds in the last few weeks of Marathon Training about 12 hours ago from web

6. It has been a great day! Looking for a dresser for Kyles room now about 16 hours ago from TwitterBerry

7. Home sweet home about 17 hours ago from TwitterBerry

8. Where do you are God working in Carroll County? about 17 hours ago from TwitterBerry

9. Help get this out, Youth bring a fav Christmas decoration for Out of the Box Wednesday, its a party about 18 hours ago from TwitterBerry

10. AAMT meeting is adjourned. Headed back to Virginia about 20 hours ago from TwitterBerry

11. Reading the “Discipline of Grace” by Jerry Bridges about 23 hours ago from TwitterBerry

12. “Spiritual transformation is primarily the wk of Holy Spirit. He is the Master Sculptor” let the Spirit wk through disciplines He has given about 23 hours ago from TwitterBerry

13. “Why do you call me good?” Jesus answered. “No one is good–except God alone. http://read.ly/Mark10.18.NIV about 24 hours ago from API

14. I have arrived at Lennon-Seney UMC for AAMT Meeting about 24 hours ago from TwitterBerry

15. 4 officers senselessly murdered, 9 children left to deal with the pain. The world needs Jesus! Are we listening? about 24 hours ago from TwitterBerry

16. 4 sale Honda Shadow ACE Classic 1996 White & Silver, gr8 condition, custom pipes, bags, seat. 30,000 miles. Make me an offer I can’t refuse about 21 hours ago from TwitterBerry

17. Helping a clergy friend start a blog. Check out a book called “The blogging Church” about 22 hours ago from TwitterBerry

18. My Father owns the cattle on a thousand hills. So awesome, I just saw about 100 and it reminded me of His love about 24 hours ago from TwitterBerry

19. Don’t worry Be Happy 4:47 AM Dec 1st from TwitterBerry

20. Virginia smoking ban in restaurants starts today 4:40 AM Dec 1st from TwitterBerry

21. 222 miles to drive and pray 4:38 AM Dec 1st from TwitterBerry

22. headed to Knoxville to AAMT Meeting for Holston this morning 4:14 AM Dec 1st from web

23. 73 DAYS | 0 HRS | 23 MINS | 49 SECONDS to the Myrtle Beach Marathon 4:06 AM Dec 1st from web

24. today is World Aids Day, lets remember those affected by this dreaded affliction and lets pray for a cure

Christmas Lights for your Enjoyment

This day in the life of your pastor – November 30th, 2009

1. going to try and be in bed in 20 minutes, long travel day tomorrow, goodnight all about 3 hours ago from web

2. Thanking God for his peace in the midst of so much stuff. God is so good, I am dining at His table for the next day or so. about 3 hours ago from web

3. Walmart is not the same with children as it was BC about 4 hours ago from TwitterBerry

4. Just had a great dinner with the family. Fast starting now. about 6 hours ago from TwitterBerry

5. Finished 6 miles, 848 pace, 942 calories burned about 7 hours ago from TwitterBerry

6. heading home for the day about 9 hours ago from web

7. Are you an inactive church member? If so why? Did Jesus let you down? If not, we need you to be active. about 10 hours ago from TwitterBerry

8. In a membership information meeting. Lots of jobs have to be done that no one even knows about about 10 hours ago from TwitterBerry

9. In a meeting about 10 hours ago from TwitterBerry

10. OCC http://imagebearer.wordpres… about 10 hours ago from web

11. working on Operation Christmas Child about 10 hours ago from web

12. just rec another e-mail asking if Misty & I could consider adopting a 9 yr old boy. It breaks my heart that more ppl won’t consider adoption about 11 hours ago from web

13. Review: Atlanta Thanksgiving Day Marathon http://imagebearer.wordpres… about 12 hours ago from web

14. working on sermons about 12 hours ago from web

15. Changing lives through running the Myrtle Beach Marathon http://imagebearer.wordpres… about 14 hours ago from web

16. Dear Ronnie, Congratulations! You are now registered for 2010 BI-LO Myrtle Beach Marathon. 73 DAYS | 19 HRS | 59 MINS | 23 SECONDS about 14 hours ago from web

17. anyone interested N running with “Christians on the Run” & raising money 4 the Children of Sudan should do it today, it is selling out fast! about 15 hours ago from web

18. wow, Myrtle Beach Marathon November 30, 2009 The Marathon is 72% full (740 spots remaining) THE HALF MARATHON IS SOLD OUT!! about 15 hours ago from web

19. facts & Quotes about Worry http://imagebearer.wordpres… about 15 hours ago from web

20. just did a phone interview with Galax Gazette (Chris) regarding our community partnership with the Carroll Schools and Tutoring about 15 hours ago from web

21. Every evening I turn my worries over to God. He’s going to be up all night anyway. ~Mary C. Crowley about 13 hours ago from web

22. Fear can keep us up all night long, but faith makes one fine pillow. ~Philip Gulley about 13 hours ago from web

23. Do not be afraid of tomorrow; for God is already there. ~Author Unknown about 13 hours ago from web

24. Blessed is the person who is too busy to worry in the daytime and too sleepy to worry at night. ~Author Unknown about 13 hours ago from web

25. God & your generosity never cease 2 amaze me. $75.00 more N the mail 4 the Children of Sudan this morn. I believe we can build an orphanage about 13 hours ago from web

26. Worry, worry, worrry…don’t do it http://imagebearer.wordpres… about 14 hours ago from web

27. In the office 2day, Tennessee tomorrow, Out of the Box Wed, off Thur can’t wait for that, Fri is anybodies guess, Sat Half Marathon 13.1 mi about 14 hours ago from web

28. 208 ppl R signed up 2 Fast & Pray 4 Carroll Co, many start weekly fast http://bit.ly/2OAZQA?gid=30…