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Our Church Matters 1
JULY 2017
Our Church Matters Our Mission: Growing Together in Christ
Through Worship, Fellowship, Witness and Service
Continued on page 2
Inside this issue
Woman of the Year 1 Miscellaneous 2 Food Pantry Corner 3 From the Library 4 Youth Ministry 5 For the Kids 6 UMW 7 Men’s Ministry 8 Prayer List 9 & 10 Birthdays 11 Church Picnic @ Emory Grove 12 Every Child Worthy 13 Music on Main Street 14 Three Month Calendar 15
This year's RUMC 2017 Woman of the year is a mother of a
daughter and son and is married to RUMC 2016 Man of the
year.
She’s been part of many different church committees over
her years at RUMC.
· She’s been the Chair of Education
· She’s been a Sunday School teacher for most of her 20+
years at RUMC
· Similarly, she has been involved with organizing and
teaching in VBS for almost as long.
· She helps to run a Kiwanis team
· She helped turn the Bruce Prothero tragedy into a
support group for mothers and helped create the Circle
of Friends as a result in which she has held numerous
leadership roles.
· She’s been feeding a couple hundred families every
month for years through the running of the RUMC
Food Pantry.
· She started up the Community Kitchen to give peo-
ple a hot meal once a month
· She works at the Reisterstown United Methodist
Nursery School
· She’s currently the President of the United
Methodist Women
I’m very happy to announce RUMC’s 2017 Woman
of the Year is Lani Hoffmann!
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Sunday, July 16th will be Gift Card Sunday! Please think ahead for gifts or for your personal use. We have Wa-wa, Dunkin' Donuts, Walmart, Target, Weis, Lowe's, Panera
Bread, Applebee's, Giant Foods, Cold Stone Cream-ery, Michaels, JoAnn Fabrics and Craft Stores, Wendy's, Under Armour and Subway just to name a few! Please come to the Fellowship Hall Doors between services to see Tammy & Lois. A percent-age of each gift card sold goes toward missions! Questions call Tammy 410-239-8394.
VIM HELP NEEDED! The RUMC VIM Team will be heading to South Carolina on Sunday, September 24, 2017, to spend a week helping survivors of Hurricane Matthew and the flooding rains that followed. We are looking for willing helpers to join us in this ministry of repairing and painting and providing any support needed. NO experience or skills needed – only
a desire to serve and help others. If you have any questions or are interested, please call Kim Riesenfeld (410-302-4261) or Brian Holsonbake (443-829-5294) or contact the church office and someone will call you.
Dear Pastor Vivian and all of our RUMC family, We can't thank you enough for all your cards, prayers, food, hugs given to us for our brother, Steve Nester's passing. A special thanks to Vivian for the wonderful comforting words she gave to our brother's family and at the funeral service. The Nester family was very thankful for all the support given to them. Also a special thanks to the RUMW who prepared the food for the funeral luncheon. All the food was very good and enjoyed by all! A special shout out to Sue Wright, for making the phone calls and putting the luncheon together. God bless all of you, The Nester Family Tammy Nash & Lois Burton
The Community Lunch Our next lunch will be July 1. We serve from 11:30 to 1:00.
All are welcome. If you would like to help with
preparation or serving, please contact Lani Hoffmann at 410-526-6967.
ODB June 3, 2017: 15 casseroles,
8 PBJ Sandwiches, & 52 Boxes of Tea
The Turnbaugh Trust Team will accept requests for funding until July 10th, 2017. Request forms should be completed and submitted electronically at
goo.gl/gaK1JL The Team reviewed 7 proposals in April and approved each. Additional information regarding the Turnbaugh Trust and the Team is available online or by request. Any questions can be directed to any member of the Team including the chair, Mark Norris: [email protected], 410-622-4461.
Turnbaugh
Trust
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For Your Information
Food Pantry Corner:
NEEDED ITEMS:
Food Pantry Needs a New Stand-up Refrigerator/Freezer Combination As the food pantry monthly visits increase, refrigeration is a very important piece to serve clients healthy & safe food products. With the installation of a new electric line dedicated to a refrigerator unit, the pantry is in search of new refrigerator/ freezer donation. If you are interested in purchasing this item or know someone who is willing to help us out, please contact Kris @ 443-518-0482 or [email protected]
Pack a Book Bag for a Food Pantry Child During the months of July & August, the Food Pantry will be accepting all school supply donations in order to assist our community children in need to receive the proper supplies for a good start to their education. Please consider helping the children with items such as:
You can donate items individually OR you can Pack a Book Bag for an Elemen-tary or Middle School aged child. The list to Pack a Book Bag will be located in the Narthex. Please drop off supplies/book bags to the bin by the Fellowship Hall entry. Thank you in advance & Many Blessings Kris Brown
443-518-0482 or
Plastic bags
Egg cartons
Cooking oil
Dish soap
Gallon & quart ziplock bags
Crayons Pencils Scissors Erasers Pocket folders Composition Notebooks Glue
Glue Sticks Markers Colored Pencils Pencil Boxes/Pouches Highlighters Loose-leaf paper Pens
Rulers Index Cards 3” Binders Dividers Reinforcements Book Bags
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From the Library
From the Shelves My book club recently read The Sea Keeper's Daughters by Lisa Wingate. It's the story of Whitney Monroe, who's struggling financially while trying to keep her restaurant afloat and open a second one. When her stepfather's unexpectedly hospitalized, Whitney sees it as a good opportunity to travel to her late grandmother's former hotel and look for valuables among her grandmother's and her late mother's possessions, which are now rightfully hers. During her search, she uncovers a family secret which causes her to look at her grandmother in a different way. She also learns new things about her mother and her mother's relationships with Whitney's late father and stepfather. Check it out for yourself in our church library. -Beth Waters
The Glyndon Area Players (GAP) is a theater-in-residence at Sacred Heart Parish in Glyndon, Maryland. Founded in 1998, GAP was established as a creative outlet to show-case the talent of the Glyndon, Reisterstown and the surrounding Maryland communi-ties.
Since its humble beginning, GAP, The Thea-ter Company Built on a Dream, has grown to be one of the premier theater companies in the Baltimore region. Each year, thou-sands come to see the lively, professional shows that are its hallmark. With incredible casts ranging in number from thirty to eighty and in age from eight to eighty, ex-pansive and authentic sets, professional sound and lighting; GAP brings family fa-vorites, as well as cutting-edge shows to life each August, making GAP a truly unique and affordable theatrical experience.
None of this would be possible without continued support of our local community.
COMMUNITY NEWS
Book club will meet at the home of Brenda Soskin for a cookout on
Wednesday, July 19. Time and what food to bring will soon be planned. We will discuss Jane Steele by Lyndsay Faye. This is a murder mystery but we know who the murderer is. It is a "remake" of Jane Eyre which tells the story of another orphan who thinks she could be the right-ful heir of her childhood home. The current owner is seeking a gover-ness. Sound familiar?
Library Log 1. We have several new books for your summer enjoyment. Just look for "summer" in the titles. 2. Don't forget about the UMW reading program. Your list is due to Brenda Soskin by early September. 3. The History and Records cabinet in the corner of the library is now finished. We will be hearing more from that committee about what will be available to us in the near future.
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Reisterstown UMC Youth Ministry Summer 2017
July 8 Youth & Young Adults Join us for a night at the RUMC Coffee House – Band Until Yesterday 6:00-8:00PM RSVP to Ms. Susan for food prep and if you need a ride.
July 9 Headed to West River dropping off youth @3PM Church Picnic @ Emory Grove 5:30PM
July 16 Last Minute detail Meeting for St. Simons Island Mission Trip 11:45-12:30PM
July 16-21
Baltimore County Christian Work Camp- Summer Mission Individuals from RUMC are participating but we are not going as a formal group. If you would like more information visit their website http://www.bcchristianworkcamp.org/ Sunday Night- Work Camp Dinner—Registration forms http://www.bcchristianworkcamp.org/2017_BCCW_Registration.pdf
July 21? 22-29
St. Simons Island Mission Trip & Epworth By the Sea Conference Center See Susan Harry for more information, 410-245-7190 [email protected]
July 25 Church Council 6:30 PM
July 30 Recouping from Trip
Christ’s hands In World War II, bombs destroyed a church in Strasbourg, France. As parishioners cleared
the rubble, they discovered a statue of Jesus that was now missing both hands. A visiting sculptor later offered to make repairs, but church members declined, saying Christ “has no hands to minister to the needy or feed the hungry or enrich the poor — except our hands. He inspires. We perform.” St. Teresa of Avila wrote:
Christ has no body but yours; no hands, no feet on earth but yours. Yours are the eyes with which he looks compassion on this world. Yours are the feet with which he walks to do good. Yours are the hands with which he blesses all the world. Yours are the hands, yours are the feet, yours are the eyes, you are his body. Christ has no body now but yours.
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FOR THE KIDS
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Annual Children’s Consignment Sale – AUGUST 26th
Want to help raise funds for youth scholarships, youth work campership,
local and worldwide missions? Volunteer for the Children’s Consignment Sale this August.
This year’s sale is on Saturday, August 26th.
We need volunteers to help Wednesday, August 23
rd in the evening to set up
Friday, August 25th
in the afternoon and evening to sort sale items
Saturday, August 26th
we need room assistants, sorters, interpreters and cleanup crew Your support of this event not only raises funds for God’s work but also provides com-munity families with the chance to clothe their kids, provide them with books to read or toys to play with for a fraction of the cost of these items found in department stores. Volunteer Sign Up Sheets located at the RUMC Welcome Center. Contact Bon-nie Lieberman at [email protected] or 410-313-9496. Thanks in advance for your support!
Do you Like to Cook? Looking for an evening out with dinner? We are currently looking to replace some of our Kiwanis cooking teams. Our church has had an on-going relationship for over 50 years with the Kiwanis Club.
Twice a month on Tuesdays, they hold their meetings at our church and we cook dinner for them.
The Kiwanis Club pays for these dinners and all of that money is used for missions.
The money supports the Crisis Center, the Food Pantry, a sponsored child, youth scholarships and
more.
After many, many years of devoted service, several of our teams feel it is time to step down.
We are looking for new kitchen leadership.
What is involved?
We have a rotating schedule, so you would only be on duty once every other month.
We cook and serve dinner for approximately 18 people.
If you are interested in this wonderful outreach,
please contact Lani Hoffmann at 410-526-6967
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Men, our annual Fall Retreat is scheduled for October 6-8, 2017 at Camp Harmison
in Berkeley Springs, WV. We invite you to save the date on your calendar now and
plan to join us for a great weekend of fellowship and brotherhood in Jesus' name. We hope to see you. Yours in Christ, RUMC Men's Fellowship Leadership Team
Reaching Learning Celebrating Serving
MEN’S Small Group Study Wednesday Night!
June 21 we started a new 8-week summer book study called Christian: It's Not What You Think by Andy Stanley. In the book, the author examines the characteristics Jesus used to define those who follow him and the implications they have for believers today. It promises to be an interesting read and the basis for some great discussions. Please consider joining us for this Bible study. All men are welcome; no prior knowledge is required. We all come humbly seeking a better understanding of God's Word. Come as you are...whenever you can. We invite you to join us!
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Brightwood
Peggy Eline
Carroll Lutheran Village
Dot Bond
Frances Koenig
Louise Meyers
Elsie Smith
Nancy Welsh
Golden Crest
Betty Flohr
Hampstead Village
Wilma Cook
Lorien Center
Viola Evans
Dotty Harry
Mercy Ridge
LaRue Allewalt
Morning Breeze
Betty Leppo
Salony House
Edythe Hastings
Springwell Sr Living Community
Frank Simmonds
Tremont Place
Doris Matthews
Shirley Krause Bill & Colleen Eysaman Doris Martin Mary Jane Reed
Deby Brooking, please continue to pray for complete recovery from back surgery (6/18) Rachel Brown, prayers for the children of COZV (Children of Zion Village) in Namibia (6/18) Gerald and Kathy Correll, continue prayers for healing (6/18)
Vivian Crouse, Pastor Vivian’s mother, prayers for healing and returned strength (6/25)
Cindy Dill, prayers for parents (6/18) Vilma Dubbs and her mother Anna, prayers for safe travels while on missions trip to Guatemala, and then traveling to El Salvador to visit family (6/11) Ann Harden, PRAISE REPORT—Ann is home! Continue to pray for strength and continued healing (6/18) Edythe Hastings, prayers for healing, breast cancer (6/18) Mary Lewis, prayers for healing from back and leg pain (6/11) Thelma Mack, prayers for healing of right humerus (6/11) Reed family, continued healing prayers (6/4) Jordon Reed-Estes, prayers for strength and guidance as she prepares for college (6/4) Kathy Reedy, Please continue prayers for a job, patience, protection & guidance to keep my faith strong for Richard(6/11)
Dennis Smith, prayers for healing and quick recovery from back surgery on June 12 (6/11)
Joshua Coleman, Rosemary Dragunas’ nephew—United States Air force, deployed to Qatar, Southwest Asia
Ryan Delano, Kim (Wright) Delano’s husband, Judy & Brian Wright’s son-in-law, serving in the Army, stationed in
Germany
Lindley Garcia, Carol Judkins’ friend — USMC not currently deployed
Elizabeth Haines Greenway, Marion Yohn’s granddaughter, serving in the Army in Texas
Steven Lee, Carol & Danny Lee’s son —Command Senior Chief Steven Lee has served in the U.S. Navy 23 years, cur-
rently stationed in Virginia Beach, Virginia
Fred Linborn, Friend of the Tamnbaoan’s, serving in the Army
Vance Listwan, Son of Rachel & Mark Utterback, serving in the Air Force, stationed in Ger-
many
Dennis Mack, Thelma Mack’s nephew— serving in the Army
Allen Messenger, Ruth Whitlock’s grandson, home, serving in Alexandria, VA, at Fort Belvoir
Isaac Shroll, Tracy Tambaoan’s cousin, serving in the army
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From Steve Ames, prayers for Muffy, a young teen, on the streets (6/18)
Jacob Barford, High School student, diagnosed with Evans Syndrome, out of remission, prayers for healing (6/25)
Alex Caltrider, Tom and Alice Caltrider’s grandson, prayers for healing; final oral surgery, June 21 (6/18)
Diane Darwin, Lorraine Marroulis’s mother, recently diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, pray-ers for healing (6/11)
Family of Victor Guidetti, died in a motorcycle accident and his mother is in hospice (6/25)
Michael Heinrich, Kathleen Goebel’s nephew, prayers for healing, spinal injury (6/25)
Gene Humphrey, John Humphrey’s brother, in an Alzheimer’s facility, prayers for peace (6/18)
Esperance Kayombo, Cathy Kayombo’ s sister, in NYC, prayers for healing (6/18)
Dennis Kelly, Beth Waters’ uncle, home from the hospital, continue prayers for healing(5/28)
Dale Moore, Brenda Soskin’s niece's FIL, has an inoperable tumor in his lung, prayers for
healing (6/18) Anna Stiars, Connie Stiars’ mother (7/2)
Ongoing Prayers for Healing
from Cancer
Beth Bolin Marilyn Brathwaite Colleen Bratichak
Mary Brauniger Harvey Braxton Dona Christian
Mary Hanlon Jim Harbour
Mike Hockstad Eddie Jones Gino Manna
Mary Jo McCabe Tina Meeks Gail Miller
Becky Morrone Mike Murrary
Christy Newcomer’s Uncle Aaliyah Parker
Aileen Rund Donna Soskiin
Sean Staley Melanie Stierhoff Jenna Thornton Patty G. Walsh Dave Weinstein
Lynn Whitter Cindy Deb Jim Ken
Prayer List— Please Pray for RUMC Family, Friends, & Neighbors
Please note that names will be updated after 30 days (date in parenthesis is the first date in bulletin). To be kept on the prayer
list longer,
please contact the church office.
Those battling cancer will be kept on the prayer list—names only.
Please inform the office of any changes or updates.
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CELEBRATING ALL OF OUR Under 25 AND Over 70 MEMBERS
July Birthdays
7/3 Meredith Ditto
4 Fox Den Court Reisterstown, MD 21136
7/5
Kendra Gress 13 Birch Bark Court
Owings Mills, MD 21117
7/8 Brigid Mc Alonan
2501 Nubian Court Finksburg, MD 21048
7/8
Alice Seohnlein 390 Butler Road
Reisterstown, MD 21136
7/10 Gavin Gaspard
215 Kearney Drive Owings Mills, MD 21117
7/11
Roger Adams 3738 Birchmere Court
Owings Mills, MD 21117
7/12 Phoebe Cleaver
6221 Deer Park Road Reisterstown, MD 21136
7/13 Thelma Mack
325 Highfalcon Road Reisterstown, MD 21136
7/13
Gerald McNeiland 916 Shirley Manor Road Reisterstown, MD 21136
7/14
Jonnie Alexander 2986 Corona Court
Manchester, MD 21102
7/15 Thomas Warrington 312 Kendig Drive
Owings Mills, MD 21117
7/16 Abigail Pue
2627 Bag Pipe Drive, P.O. Box 583
Finksburg, MD 21048
7/23 Cora McCauley
800 Cockeysmill Road Reisterstown, MD 21136
7/23
Madeline Stewart 4514 North Woods Trail Hampstead, MD 21074
7/24 Ysabel Biles
96 Fox Haven Court Reisterstown, MD 21136
7/24
Doris Matthews 520 Tremont Drive, Apt 1 Westminster, MD 21157
7/26
Kathleen Goebel 4401 Silverbrook Lane #B204
Owings Mills, MD 21117
7/27 Carolyn Quintrell 12 Mamopa Court
Reisterstown, MD 21136
7/29 Tina Dill
2211 Green Mill Road Finksburg, MD 21048
7/30
Judith Volley 113 Embleton Road
Owings Mills, MD 21117
7/31 Ryan Goldstein
201 Bentley Hill Drive Reisterstown, MD 21136
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Peggy Eline has moved—her new address and phone number is as follows: 12261 Roundwood Road Unit 409, Timonium, MD 21093
410-372-3794 She would love cards and phone calls and visits!
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Save the Date: Annual Church Picnic At Emory Grove Homestead
July 9th Begin arriving at 5:00 and we will eat at 5:30 pm Worship service in the Tabernacle at 7:00 pm
Drinks and fried chicken will be provided Please bring a salad, side dish or dessert to share
ALL ARE WELCOME!!
DIRECTIONS TO EMORY GROVE 102 WAUGH AVENUE, GLYNDON
EAST ON BUTLER ROAD TO TOP OF HILL
PAST GLYNDON UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH (ON RIGHT). TURN LEFT ONTO
WAUGH AVENUE, BEAR LEFT AT THE
FORK IN THE ROAD AND PROCEED
THROUGH THE STONE
ENTRANCE PILLARS AT EMORY GROVE. BEAR LEFT
AND CONTINUE TO THE TABERNACLE
AREA WHERE PARKING WILL BE AVAILABLE.
Sunday, July 9, CHURCH PICNIC AND EVENING SERVICE AT EMORY GROVE. Emory Grove is a “campmeeting” location where people have gathered for many years for worship and hymn sings and other religious gatherings. It is located at 102 Waugh Avenue, Glyndon. Gather at 5 pm in the hotel building near the main gate (on the left as you drive in) for the picnic. We will begin eating at about 5:30 and then move to the Tabernacle (an outdoor worship space) for the service at 7 pm. Rev. Michael Carrington will bring the message, and both Pleasant Grove and St. Luke’s UMCs will join us for both supper and the service. Please plan to be present!
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Sidewalk Prophets in concert August 26th
to benefit Every Child is Worthy Ministries (ECW), helping disabled orphans around the world through outreach, restoration, and the message of Jesus Christ. ECW is partnering with Church of the Open Door in York, PA to present Dove Award winning artist, Side-walk Prophets and YouTube sensation Christopher
Duffley for an evening of story-telling, music, and fun! Sidewalk Prophets is a contemporary Christian music band from Nashville, Tennessee. They have toured with Matthew West and Casting Crowns. Their album These Simple Truths contained the single "The Words I Would Say" and earned them a Dove Award for Best New Artist and a nomination for Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year. "The Words I Would Say" reached No. 3, and "You Love Me Anyway" reached No. 1 on the Billboard Christian Singles chart. In 2011 they were nominated for Group of the Year. Their current album, titled Something Different, includes “Prodigal”, a top 5 hit. Christopher Duffley is a motivational speaker who happens to be blind and living with autism. Born prematurely, Christopher weighed only 1lb. 12oz. at birth and was rendered blind before he was 5 months old. Overcoming many challenges, Christopher’s musical gift emerged when he was seven. Major media outlets have featured Christopher’s story and he became a YouTube sensation when the video of Open the Eyes of My Heart became viral in 2012 and has reached over 9 million views. On behalf of Every Child is Worthy (ECW) Ministries, we would like to invite you to join us in an opportuni-ty to engage with the special needs community. ECW is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to making a lasting impact on the uniquely-abled community by providing financial solutions, resources, and training to empower the local church, non-government organizations, and institutions working with families of the special needs community. ECW strives to ensure no family is marginalized, but is instead equipped with the resources they need to stay connected within their local community. We hope to maximize the opportunities to hear the Gospel and experience the amazing love of Jesus with partner-ships in Ukraine, Zambia, and north Africa. This event was created not only to bring awareness to ECW, but also to highlight what God can do in the life of a special needs child. Event details:
Saturday, August 26, 2017, 7:00pm -10:00pm
West York Middle School Auditorium
Tickets are $25 and are available through www.ecwministries.org
Doors open at 6:00pm; be sure to get there early to hear Simple Tenants. Please contact us at [email protected] or (410) 978-6330 with any questions. Sincerely, The ECW Team
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JULY 1 11:30 am Community Kitchen Fellowship Hall 8 6:00 pm Coffee House Fellowship Hall 10 Turnbaugh Trust grant proposals due 11 8am-4pm Mission of Mercy Fellowship Hall 15-31 Vivian away on Vacation 16 Deadline for Gift & Shopping Card Orders, Newsletter articles due to the office 17 6:30 pm Turnbaugh Trust Team Meeting Library 22-30 Youth and Young Adult Missions Trip to Georgia 25 8am-4 pm Mission of Mercy Fellowship Hall AUGUST 5 11:30 am Community Kitchen Fellowship Hall 8 8am-4pm Mission of Mercy Fellowship Hall 12 6:00 pm Coffee House Fellowship Hall 16 7:00 pm Book Club Library 20 Deadline for Gift & Shopping Card Orders, Newsletter articles due to the office 22 8am-4pm Mission of Mercy Fellowship Hall 23-25 Consignment Sale Set up Fellowship Hall and all Sunday School Classrooms 26 7:00am-4pm Consignment Sale Fellowship Hall etc. 31 5:00 pm UMW KITCHEN CLEANUP KITCHEN SEPTEMBER 2 11:30am Community Kitchen Fellowship Hall 9 6:00 pm Coffee House Fellowship Hall 9 & 10 Reisterstown Festival 10 10:00 am RALLY SUNDAY—ONE SERVICE 12 8am-4pm Mission of Mercy Fellowship Hall 26 8am-4pm Mission of Mercy Fellowship Hall
Three Month Calendar Mondays
10 am to 12 pm — AA, 308
1:30-3 pm—Infants & Toddlers , 308
7 to 8:30 pm— AA, 308
8 to 9:30—Nueva Jerusalem, NSC, Band practice
Tuesdays
7:00 am—4:00 pm—Mission of Mercy (2nd and 4th Tues-
days—unless otherwise noted on schedule)
10:30 am – Staff Meeting
6:30 to 8 pm—Washed Anew Rehearsal
7:00 pm—Sisterhood, 308
Wednesdays
10 am to noon – Library Committee
8:30 am –3:00 pm—Infants & Toddlers, 308
6 to 8 pm – Food Pantry Open
7:00 to 8:30 pm— Praise Band
7:00 pm—Men’s Fellowship, 308
Thursdays
8:30 am—1:30 pm – Infants & Toddlers, 308
10 am—noon—His Hands & Feet Shower Ministry
7 to 9 pm—Adult Choir, choir room
7 to 8 pm—NA, 308
7:30 to 9 pm – Nueva Jerusalem, NSC
Fridays
8:30 am—1:30 pm – Infants & Toddlers, 308
7 to 9 pm—NA, 308
Saturday s
9 to Noon—Food Pantry Open
9 am to 3 pm—Maryland Sings Rehearsals
9:30 to 11:30 am—AA , 308
Sundays
2 to 6 pm—Nueva Jerusalem, NSC
Most Sundays
11:30 to 12:30 – Joyful Noise Handbell Rehearsal
Every Sunday
6 to 8 pm—Youth Group (End of August through May)
First Sunday of the Month— Nueva Jerusalem,
Fasting and Prayer service, NSC (6 am—1 pm)
Last Friday of the Month—Nueva Jerusalem, Prayer
Service, NSC (8pm-12 midnight)
Church Committee Meeting Dates
1st Monday—Worship Design Team (7 pm)
1st Tuesday—Worship (6:30 pm)
1st Saturday— Community Kitchen (11:30 am—1:00 pm)
1st Thursday—UMW (7 pm)
2nd & 4th Mondays—History & Records (9:30 am)
2nd Tuesday—even months— Finance (6:30)
2nd Tuesday—odd months— Trustees (6:30)
2nd Wednesday—Outreach through Hospitality (5 pm)
3rd Sunday—Newsletter Dead-line and Gift Card orders
3rd Sunday— Blood Pressure Screening (9am—1pm)
3rd Tuesday—SPRC (7 pm)
3rd Tuesday—RUMC Crafting Guild (7 pm)
(September through May)
3rd Wednesday – Missions (7 pm), Church Office
4th Monday—JOY Circle (7:00 pm)
4th Tuesday – Church Council (6:30 pm)
4th Thursday—His Hands & Feet (7 pm)
2nd & 4th Fridays—Prayer Shawl (10 am)
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PLEASE PLACE STAMP HERE
Reisterstown United Methodist Church
246 Main Street
Reisterstown, MD 21136 Phone: 410-833-5440
Fax: 410-526-6838
Pastor Vivian C. McCarthy
E-mail: [email protected]
Office Email: [email protected]
WEBSITE: www.rumcweb.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ReisterstownUnitedMethodistChurch
WORSHIP TIMES 8:30 am Praise Service 9:30 am Grow Hour (Sunday School) 10:30 am Spirited Traditional Service Certified Childcare available during all times
for infants through toddlers.
UNTIL YESTERDAY Coming to Reisterstown RUMC
Coffee House July 8th, 6-8 pm Fellowship Hall
Come for some great music, fellowship and a light supper.
As always—this is a family event—bring the kids!
