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August 2012
Stevensville United Methodist Church 5506 Ridge Rd, Stevensville, MI 49127
Telephone: 269-429-5911
E-Mail: [email protected]
Website: www.stevensvilleumc.org
Worship Schedule
8:30 a.m. & 10:00 a.m. Office Hours 9 A.M. to Noon Mon - Fri
Next Deadline: August 17, 2012 Noon
Pastor:
Rev. Gordie Barry
Office Administrators:
Ann Kauffman, Sandy Andert
Daycare: 429-1069
Director : Abigail Hosinski
Youth Director:
Nick Lesch
Music Ministry:
Nancy Farrington, Kellie Meyer
Lynnetta Hamstra
Education Director /Membership
Care
Sarah McCall
Financial Administrator:
Darci Borlin
Counseling: 926-6199
Dr. Mick Pries
(Samaritan Counseling Center)
Some thoughts from my desk…
It is June 27th and I am sitting at my desk thinking about the list
of things I need to get done (including my August newsletter article)
before Susan and I head out on Sunday. Part of me is still in Mission,
South Dakota at the Todd County Middle School where we painted, an-
other part of me is anticipating our leave and the rest of me is thinking
about what it will be like when we return in six weeks. When you read
this we will have been gone four weeks.
This experience is good of both of us, you and I. It has been
good for me to learn how to let go and allow you, SUMC, to be “the
church” in even a deeper way than ever before. At the same time, I
hope it has been an opportunity for you to run with the joy of “being”
SUMC , a church of Jesus Christ, in a deeper way than you thought
possible before.
It has been my prayer that this experience has and will continue
to be enriching for all of us as we claim the gifts God has given us and
used them in the life of the church. At the same time, I pray you have
enjoyed the beauty of our area, walked the beaches, watched a sunset
or two, and had some wonderful family time.
I can’t wait to see you in a couple weeks!
I can’t wait to get started for this new fall season!
One commercial note:
Family Camp Weekend with Sunnyside UMC is
August 10-12. It will be an awesome weekend!
Take care everyone, Gordie
August Worship Services
August 5 Rev. Lisa Gorman is preaching and celebrating Holy Communion at both services
August 12 Kim Forsey is preaching 10:00 BASIC Praise Band leading the service
August 19 8:30 - traditional service
11:00 - in the former Peace Temple UMC sanctuary
with Union Memorial AME Church - Potluck following worship!
August 26 Adult, Middle and Senior High Youth Mission Work Team Sharing
8:30 - traditional service 10:00 - at the pond with BASIC Praise Band leading the service
ATTENTION All Potential Sunday School and Junior Worship Teachers!
Yeah, You! We NEED your help to Educate our children,
youth and adults about Christ!
Beginning Sunday, August 5th, 2012, we will have a sign up sheet on the
Education Table just outside the Christian Education Office. If you have any
questions or comments please contact Sarah McCall in the office or on her
cell phone at 269-876-1251! Thank You so much for considering to help with
our Education program here at SUMC!!!
In September we will be having a
Children and Youth Kick off Sunday!
Watch for date and information to fol-
low soon! Any questions please contact
Sarah McCall or Nick Lesch.
AN INVISIBLE THREAD
Monday, September 10th – 6 pm Sisters in Faith will be discussing the book “An Invisible Thread” by Laura Schroff and Alex Tresniowski at 6 pm at the church. The book is available at Parables for $25 but is available in paperback from Amazon for $12.98. Mary Shaffer highly recommends this book saying that it will be a “story that will leave a lasting impression”. Mary has one copy herself if you would like to borrow it. Before discussing the book, we will be having a salad buffet. Mary is our hostess and will provide lettuce and dressings. A signup sheet will be on the UMW board to bring additional toppings. Please join us. Remember that Sisters in Faith is open to any woman.
Family Camp—August 10-12th
Campers: Remember to put the Family Camping Week-end on your calendar!
We will be camping at Lake Michigan United Methodist Camp
Open to all types of camping equipment or rent a tent there at a fabulous
private campground right on Lake Michigan near Pentwater and Silver Lake
Questions ? Contact Marcia Williams 269-369-3793
Sign up at the Opportunities Counter!
Prayer Requests
Concerns:
Prayers of healing for Becca Niemi who has begun chemotherapy.
Prayers of healing for Nancy Hinkle who had heart valve surgery.
Prayers for Julie DeForest who had diagnostic surgery. Prayers for no cancer and recovery from any fur-
ther surgery.
Prayers of healing for Wendy Hoskins and her family as she recovers from hip replacement surgery
Prayers for all of those affected by the recent summer storms and safety for all of disaster relief workers.
Prayers of strength and healing for Dianna Hartman's niece as she begins a battle with cancer.
Prayers of healing for Donna Godush's co-worker's daughter, Eleanor (1 yr. old) who was recently
diagnosed with leukemia.
Prayers of healing and strength for Raymond Viele who prepares for another surgery.
Prayers of healing for both of Sydney Schaub's grandfathers. Lonnie Schaub in Traverse City recovering
from open heart surgery and Don Hartman in Watervliet with an infection.
Prayers of healing for Jean Kuschel's daughter in Casper, WY who had breast cancer surgery.
Prayers of healing for Emmagene and Bob Straub who both have discovered the return of cancer.
Prayers of thanks and continued healing for Tom Denton who has been getting good results from the
new chemotherapy treatments.
Continued prayers of healing for Nancy Hinkle recovering from heart surgery and undergoing rehabilita-
tion at Royalton Manor.
Continued prayers of healing for Marilyn Lauer awaiting an aortic valve replacement.
Prayers of healing for Keeli Frank (4 years old) who had surgery on July 17th. Prayers for successful
surgery and uncomplicated recovery, as well as for her family as they care for her.
Prayers of healing for Nick Lesch's uncle, Bill Marquardt, recovering from hip surgery.
Prayers for Lucille Vyzral’s grandson, Dan Whittaker who was diagnosed with congestive heart failure.
Prayers of healing and strength for Tom & Bonnie Parrish's nephew who was in a motorcylce accident
and now is paralyzed from the neck down.
Prayers for safety and an inspiring trip for our youth and chaperones on the mission trip to Owego, NY.
Prayers for a "God-filled" week for Steve and Mary Slavicek as they head to Lake Louise to be a health
officer and counselor.
Health concerns:
Bob Bender
Erna Crawford
Patricia Day
Tom Denton
Bill Friend
Marion Gathright
Ben Koebel
Marilyn Lauer
Mike Melcher
Dale Morse
Wendy Nielson
Ed Nurnberg
Mark Patterson
Norma Ray
Bob Sommer
Judy VanderAue
Nancy Wilson
Jackie Witt
Elderly/Shut-ins:
Dean Amelung
Frank Cupp
Don Eppley
Ernie & Ruth Grimm
Norm & Bonnie Payne
Sue VanderMolen
Lucille Vyzral
Helen Wiessner
General Concern:
Caleb Dormah—in Liberia
Delbert & Sandy Groves—
missionaries in Zambia
Friends Living Out of
Our Area:
Daisy Brannick
Merlin Feigley
Vanda Fisher
Dottie Strohl
Prayer Requests (continued)
Concerns:
Prayers of healing for Kylie Williams, one of our youth group, who is suffering from a severe ear
infection and high fever.
Prayers of healing for Jerry Hunt who is experiencing back problems and is working on getting
his blood pressure and cholesterol under control.
Prayers of healing for Rev. Terri Bentley who was experiencing dizzy spells and required surgery for a
pacemaker on July 20th.
Joys:
Prayers of joy for Margie and Jack Hardy’s 58th wedding anniversary on June 26th.
Prayers of celebration for Kevin and Heather Boyle’s 10th wedding anniversary on June 15th.
Prayers of joy for the birth of Troy Krieger Berberick born on June 18th. He was 10 lbs. 10oz. and 22
1/4”. Happy parents are Joe & Jennifer and big sister Brielle.
Prayers of joy that David & Julie Elmore were both ordained on June 23rd at the Pacific Northwest Con-
ference of the United Methodist Church.
Prayers of joy that Jackie Witt is in remission!
Prayers of thanks for successful surgery for Hugh Black who had a stent put in a clogged heart artery on
June 26th.
Prayers of joy for the success of the adult mission trip to Mission, South Dakota.
Prayers of joy and safety for the youth mission trip traveling to Owego, NY July 21st-29th.
Prayers of joy that SUMC had 105 children participate in this summer's vacation bible school!
Prayers of joy that Pastor Gordie is beginning his 10th year of ministry at SUMC. Prayers for safe travel
for Gordie and Susan on their renewal leave this summer.
Prayers of joy for Rev. Harris & Jane Hoekwater beginning ministry at First UMC in St. Joseph.
Prayers of joy that Katie Andert competed in her first Olympic distance triathlon (1 mile swim, 24 miles
biking, 10k run) in Columbus, OH.
Prayers of joy upon Richard and Norma Ray's 54th wedding anniversary on July 12th.
Prayers of joy upon Bruce and Magda Zoschke's 34th wedding anniversary on July 15th.
Comfort:
Prayers of comfort for former SUMC pastor Rev. Dean Baily and family upon the death of his wife, Jan, on
June 26th.
Prayers for comfort for Diana Eberhardt whose father died on July 5th. Prayers of healing for her sister
who had open heart surgery on the same day.
Prayers of comfort for the family of Gene Pinkston, Ron Birmingham's cousin, of Bridgman who died on
July 8th.
Prayers of comfort for the Reynold's family upon the death of their dog.
Prayers of comfort for Barb Keeler, Betsy Glenn and their family upon the death of John Keeler.
Prayers of comfort and healing for all affected by the shooting in Aurora, Colorado.
Please remember to pray for those in service for our country:
Scott McClellen Brian Holloway Andy McDougall Josh Gardner
Jesse Houston Damon Ewen Jake Sefton Alex Ottusch
Paul Nelson Josef Ottusch Kohl Zehr
Monique Yoder—teaching in the Middle East
If you have any information or updates of those in service, please contact the church office.
Prayer is the next best thing to being there.
Mission News The Stevensville United Methodist Church
Missions Team organizes numerous special funds
for mission work to continue. The following
collections will occur during the Sunday services:
AUGUST 5... SAFE SHELTER Did you know that ... Every 18 seconds a woman is battered? That domestic violence crosses all ethnic, social, economic and religious boundaries? 40 percent of all female victims are killed by family members or boyfriends?
SAFE SHELTER provides a safe haven for women and children in Berrien County when many times victims arrive with nothing but the clothes on their backs.
AUGUST 12... HABITAT FOR HUMANITY This agency uses volunteer help to build homes for low income people. Those accepted into the program must provide hundreds of hours of work on their own home and to help others in the pro-gram. The SUMC Missions volunteers provide lunch for the Habitat workers.
AUGUST 19... UMCOR The United Methodist Committee on Relief pro-vides volunteers and supplies in disaster areas.
AUGUST 26... RURAL LIFE SUNDAY This offering helps small town ministries in the West Michigan Conference by providing scholar-ships for seminary studies, continuing education for pastors and providing worship materials for churches.
Please note that you can donate to any mission at
any time. Please place your donation in any
offering envelope with instructions written on the
“other” line. Thank you!
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY LUNCHES Myra Thompson, Pat Neiman and Carolyn Yoder provided lunch on July 11 for a mission work team from Defiance, Ohio. It was a pleasure to talk with and serve these dedicated workers.
United Methodist Women
UMW Committee of the Month
United Methodist Women would like to thank
Leanne Nitz, Bette Mallen, Kathy Harris, Sharon
Foxworthy, and Rhonda Rennhack for volunteer-
ing to serve on the August Committee of the
Month. Your help is greatly appreciated.
Book Circle
We will be meeting on Monday, August 20th, at
2:00 pm at the Whitcomb.
Book: Change the World
By: Mike Slaughter
UMW August Events:
Knitting circle every Thursday @ 1:00 pm in the
church lounge.
7 7:00 p.m. UMW Board
4 School Christian Mission Day
Sisters in Faith help at Fair
20 2:00 p.m. Reading Circle
Welcome Berrien Towne and Country Quilters !
Beginning in August, the Berrien Towne and Country
quilters will be meeting in Faith Hall on the second
Thursday of every month from 6:00 pm to 9:45 pm.
Approximately 100 quilters will be meeting monthly
to encourage, support and educate their members
on quilting techniques, textiles, patterns and history.
For more information about this
organization please visit:
www.btcquiltguild.org
BERRIEN COUNTY YOUTH FAIR
AUGUST 13 – 18, 2012
Sign up to work a shift or two! The building we work in is well ventilated with a large fan to take out the heat and open screened in windows to let in cool air. We have a clean-up crew (Diana Hartman & the Schaub family) coming in at 8:30 and Scout Troop 603 will work lunch through close on Tuesday and Troop 603 girls will work the Wednesday lunch shift. If you can't help at the Fair, do sign up to help at SUMC before and during the Fair ... see the sign-up sheets by the Education office.... JOIN US TO HAVE FUN AT THE FAIR!
SHIFTS: Monday, (Tuesday covered by Scouts), Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday
BREAKFAST: 6:00 a.m.—11:00 a.m.
LUNCH: 10:30 a.m.—3:00 p.m.
MID-AFTERNOON: 2:30 p.m.– 6:00 p.m.
EVENING: 5:30 p.m.—9:00 p.m.
THANKS TO DOUG WEINGART AND TROOP 603 FOR VOLUNTEERING TO STAFF
TUESDAY FROM 10:30 AM TO 9:30 PM.
All volunteers working in the restaurant receive a free pass into the fair.
OTHER WAYS TO HELP
---JULY 28 (Saturday) 8:00 am…Clean the Fair Restaurant…bring cleaning supplies, ladders…see
Carolyn for details
---JULY 30 (Monday) 9:00am in the SUMC kitchen…Prepare 200 plus pounds of sloppy joe mix
---AUGUST 5 (Sunday) move fixtures out to the fairgrounds—11:30 a.m.
---AUGUST 19 (Sunday) move fixtures back to SUMC—12:00 p.m.
---AUGUST 13 THROUGH AUGUST 17…Choose a day or two to help Laura Bross in the downstairs
kitchen clean veggies and pack up cookies to be transported to the fairgrounds…Time 7:00…Check
with Laura for details.
We are requesting donations to pay for the hot dogs, sloppy joe ingredients and supplies…Michigan
Food laws will not allow members to donate food and all food must be prepared in a commercial
kitchen.
If you are unable to work at the fair, please stop by and try our nachos, sub sandwiches, hot dogs,
sloppy joes or drinks!
Scripture Verse for July
When they call to me, I will answer them; I will
be with them in trouble, I will rescue them and
honor them. Psalms 91:15 Middle School f.u.e.l.
* All fees are entrance per person and if snacks or drinks High School f.u.e.l.
Thanks…
-To the McCall’s for hosting the youth mission team cook-out.
-To everyone who helped out with the Miniature Golf and Hidden Pointe nights.
-To Hugh, Nanette, Kerry and Kylee for hosting the Pool Party.
-To everyone who helped out with setting up and taking down the chairs for the Taylor Rental fundraiser.
Date Day Time Activity Location Cost
Aug 5 Sun. 6:00pm-8:00pm Game and Devotion night SUMC Free
Aug 19 Sun. 6:00pm-8:00pm Youth Mission Team Service Planning Meeting
SUMC Free
Aug 26 Sun. 6:00pm-8:30pm Movie and Devotions night SUMC Free
Date Day Time Activity Location Cost
Aug 8 Wed. 6:00pm-8:00pm Game and Devotion night SUMC Free
Aug 22 Wed. 6:00pm-8:00pm Dinner & Devotions Nick’s Free
Aug 29 Wed. 6:00pm-8:30pm Movie and Devotions night SUMC Free
Secret Saint Program Calling all College Students!
It may seem like the last semester just ended, but it won’t be long and it will be time to head off to school…
College is a four-year-long series of opportunities, crises, and adventures. New people, places, and things; choosing a
major, funding your studies, facing that first exam; living in a dorm, off campus on your own, or commuting from at
home with your parents. The list is very long, but no task is as important as this:
Choose your friends wisely. Pray and ask God to send people who will be good friends; people who will live and act
wisely and in ways that bring glory to God, themselves and their families. Do all that you can to surround yourself with
people who are actively growing in Christ.
The Secret Saint program at SUMC will help keep our college students connected to their church family while away at
school. Through cards, letters and care packages, your Secret Saint will remind you that you are not only loved and
supported, but being held in someone’s thoughts and daily prayers. We encourage all of our first year college students
to participate, but all college students are welcome to be a part of the program
Fill out the application form (found at the Opportunities Desk) and turn it in to the church office ASAP so a Saint can be
assigned to you by the start of the school year. The next four years will be full of a lot of adventures. Have a great
time. Study hard, survive calculus, support your college sports teams, and don’t forget to call home once in a while--just
to check in! If you have any questions, please contact Nick Lesch at 429-4882 or e-mail [email protected]
August Birthdays
August 1 Molly Zebell August 2 Nancy Cole Gladys Sandera August 3 Richard Ray August 6 Melanie Kapp Gilbert Ruttenberg August 9 Ron Birmingham Jane Hild Janet Kemp August 10 Ayana Harris
August 11 Kelly Agens Alley Brown August 12 Amy Carroll Janet Crawford August 13 Shirley Harris Lona Vogie August 15 Ronald Sonneman Daniel Streick August 16 Sarah Sonnenberg August 17 Jo Baugher Mike Farrington Michael Krynicky
August 18 Mark Johnson Michele Mangold Nancy Mead August 20 Chip Avery August 21 Kathy Archey Alaina Rigler August 22 Konner Boyle August 24 Brian Barclay Glenda Wiese August 25 Schuyler Baker
August 28 Lukas Baker Hunter Hendley August 29 Laura Cavin Samantha Randall August 30 Natalie Schmaltz August 31 Jessica Rowland
A Quick Reminder From Your
Membership Care Team:
If you or someone you know is ill, in the hospital or nursing
home and would like a visit, please call the church office.
We can also bring you communion.
From Your Membership Care Team!!
Thank You
Thank you for the visits, e-mails, phone calls,
and mostly the prayers. Each day sees more
healing progress.
Ron Tungett
Thank You
Dear Stevensville United Methodist,
Thank you so much for the “rounders”
you lent us for our rummage sale. We could
not have been a success without your help!
God’s Blessing,
Laura Marschke Lesher
Christ Lutheran Ladies League
Simple Gifts
Be the hands and feet of Christ through the simple gift of a
smile, a touch, a kind or encouraging word, a hug, share
wonder with child, etc. When we share simple gifts with
others, we receive so much more and spread the hope which
Christ gives to all. When you give a hug or smile, don’t you
usually get one back?
We would like to thank each and every one of you who put so much time and
effort into preparing such a wonderful luncheon for our family and friends after
the memorial service for Roger Parrish.
We can’t find words enough to let you know how much it meant to us.
Thank you also for your cards and prayers.
God bless you all, Tom and Bonnie Parrish
THANK YOU!
Thanks again for having me the past Sunday. I feel I am always welcomed with open arms at the SUMC. I was humbled
by the number of people that asked for a copy of my lists (either after service or via email!). I mentioned to many that I
spoke to that I would forward the TO-DO/TO-DON'T lists to the SUMC office for you to publish.
11 Things On Your TO-DO List:
1. Start Breathing Properly, Softly and Deeply
2. Let Go Of Your Personal History – Enjoy The Present Moment 3. Let Go Of All Those Things That No Longer Serve You
4. Forgive Yourself For Past Mistakes 5. Forgive All Those People Who Have Hurt You
6. Release All Judgments You Have Placed Upon Yourself And Others
7. Expect The Best From Life 8. Nurture The Relationship You Have With Yourself And Others
9. Start Treating Yourself As You Would Want Others To Treat You 10. Start To Nurture Your Mind, Body, Spirit, Community
11. Develop An Attitude of Gratitude
11 Things On Your TO-DON'T List: 1. Don’t focus all of your attention on another time and place
2. Don’t use a failed relationships as an excuse 3. Don’t think that you have already missed your chance
4. Don’t change who you are to satisfy others
5. Don’t put up with negative people and negative thinking 6. Don’t continue to make yourself deal with the stress of deceiving others
7. Don’t dwell on the things you can’t change 8. Don’t overlook what you have, to focus on what you haven’t
9. Don’t constantly sacrifice your own happiness for everyone else
10. Don’t let the biggest obstacles in your life be the barriers your mind creates 11. Don’t lose track of your own goals and ideals
Kim Forsey, Executive Director Samaritan Counseling Center of Southwestern Michigan
The Children’s Center has current openings for:
Child care for 2 ½ year olds AND Tuesday/Thursday preschool for 3 and 4 year olds (Sept - May)
Children’s Center Office: 269-429-1069
5506 Ridge Road Stevensville, MI 49127
www.stevensvilleumc.org MISSION STATEMENT: At Stevensville United Methodist Children’s Center, we
provide an interactive and loving Christian environment. We promote learning by helping
each child develop emotionally, socially, physically, and spiritually. We are committed to
quality care that enriches the development of the whole child.
Licensed for children ages 2 1/2 through 11
OPEN YEAR ROUND!
6:30AM-6:00PM Monday - Friday
Preschool * Childcare * Zoo-Phonics
Before & After School Care
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ATTENDANCE ON JUNE 24TH
Worship Total . . . . . . . . . . .157
8:30 Service . . . . . 79
10:00 Service . . . . 78
ATTENDANCE ON JULY 1ST
Worship Total . . . . . . . . . . 200
8:30 Service . . . . . 73
10:00 Service . . . . 127
ATTENDANCE ON JULY 8TH
Worship Total . . . . . . . . . .167
8:30 Service . . . . . 67
10:00 Service . . . . .100
ATTENDANCE ON JULY 15TH
Worship Total . . . . . . . . . . 204
8:30 Service . . . . . 76
10:00 Service . . . . 128
ATTENDANCE ON JULY 22TH
Worship Total . . . . . . . . . . 151
8:30 Service . . . . . 63
10:00 Service . . . . 88
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