NORTHVIEW`S NEWSLINE NEWSLETTER

AUGUST
2016
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Joe Klotz, Pastor
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Becky Hinrichs
Preschool Director
Emma Nutter
Church Secretary
Charlene Fitzgerald
Financial Associate
Cindy Cadd
Nursery Coordinator
Forrest Otey
Church Custodian
Ken Journell
Family Life Center
Custodian
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(540) 366-0646
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Sunday Morning Worship
11:00 AM
Sunday School
9:45 AM
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NORTHVIEW UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
OLD FASHIONED
COUNTRY BREAKFAST
Sponsored by United
Methodist Men
SATURDAY, AUGUST 6th
8:00 A.M. 10:30 A.M.
Scrambled Eggs, Omelets,
Sausage Gravy, Pancakes,
Biscuits,
Bacon/Sausage,
Fried Apples,
Coffee, Juice and
Milk
Adults $6 Children $4
Tickets available from any
Methodist Man,
Church Office, at the door or
call 366-0646
and
UNITED METHODIST
WOMEN BAKE SALE
Rolls, cookies, muffins,
candies, all kinds of good stuff
to eat in or take home
UMW BAKE SALE
The United Methodist Women
are in need of baked goods for
the Bake Sale on Saturday,
August 6 in conjunction with
Northview’s Old Fashioned
County Breakfast sponsored by
the UMM. We are in need of
pies, cakes, cookies, brownies,
muffins, breads etc. We
appreciate your support. Helen
Watson, President UMW
SPECIAL WORSHIP SERVICE
CASUAL SUNDAY, AUGUST 28 11:00 A.M.
SPECIAL GUEST - CHALK TALKS!
Wear your favorite shorts, T-shirt or casual
clothing and come SEE AND EXPERIENCE the
Rev. Dwight D. Hayes transform a blank, gray
canvas into a beautiful illustration of scripture!
Following the worship service we will have
our Annual Casual Sunday Pot-Luck Luncheon in
the Family Life Center. Bring your favorite dish and
join us.
UMCOR RELIEF FOR WEST VIRGINIA
UMC Members:
Re: West Virginia Flood information
From UMCOR:
http://www.umcor.org/umcor/resources/news-storie
s/2016/june/0628wvfloods
Please donate to flood relief in West
Virginia, through the United Methodist Church
where 100% of your donation will be used for flood
relief. You may send your check to the WV
Conference Treasurer P O Box 2469, Charleston,
WV 25329. Please write #935 flood relief in memo
line on the check. You may also place your
donation in the offering plate. This will ensure your
donation is used for flood relief in West Virginia
HEALTH CARE KITS
AND SCHOOL KITS
FOR CONFERENCE
JUNE 17, 2016
What a wonderful adventure it is to seek the
assistance of members of Northview to complete any
task. I am at a loss for words except thank you, thank
you and thank you.
Each Monday I went to Northview to check kits
and pack them for shipping to UMCOR. Many of you
left extra supplies and all of those
items were utilized complete
additional kits. A handful of pocket
combs were left over which could not
be included in the kits per the
instructions we were given. Those
combs were donated and placed in the
Samaritan Inn box.
On Thursday, June 9, 2016 when I did the final
count, you had furnished 47 Health Care Kits and 27
School Kits. This count includes kits purchased with
the monetary donations. The United Methodist Women
had budgeted funds (from bake sales) and with the
dollar donations you included in the kits, we had
enough money to send to the district to cover the cost of
tooth paste and shipping.
Thank you to Phyllis Campbell for sewing the
containers for the school kits.
Again, many thanks to all of you.
Thanks to Emma for helping me load them in
my car on Friday so I could take them to the Berglund
Center.
Again, it is a pleasure to work with the people of
Northview.
Louvena Anderson
ALL-U-CAN-EAT AND MORE!
Did you know that there's a Taco Pizza or a
Banana Cream dessert pizza? Both are available at the
local Pizza Den where Social Club members and
volunteers enjoyed the salad/pasta/pizza/dessert buffet
on Sunday, July 10. We ventured there last year and the
food, service and accommodations were just right for
our group. So, we went back! We enjoyed the food
and the fellowship and the Food
Committee enjoyed a welldeserved day off! This was all
made possible through a donation
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from the Pathfinder Class and gifts from various
individuals in the congregation. An hour before
lunch, Pastor Joe had preached about loving your
neighbor. Hopefully, Social Club members can
“feel the love”.
Kemberly Smith from Blue
Ridge Behavioral Health Care will
present a program at the August 21
meeting (note date change) and the
Journey Class will provide lunch.
The All Social Clubs Picnic will be held on
Thursday, September 22.
You’re Invited to the fourth Annual
District Cookout
August 27, 2016
10:00 a.m. to 6:00
p.m.
Alta Mons, Shelter 3
We are very excited to invite you to the 4th
Annual Roanoke District Cookout on Saturday,
August 27, 2016 at Alta Mons. It is going to be a
great day of fellowship and enjoying all that Alta
Mons has to offer. We will have many activities
open to everyone, including our challenge course. It
is a huge hit during summer
camp and we can’t wait to
share it with you! Bring your
bathing suit for a dip in the
pool or your hiking shoes for
a hike to Stiles Falls!
Worship will begin at
11:00 a.m. Make sure to
bring a dish for our Pot-Luck
Lunch at noon! Activities
include: swimming pool, high ropes course, wagon
rides, face painting, games, music and much more!
We hope to see you there!
Alta Mons, 2842 Crockett Springs Road,
Shawsville, Virginia 24162
540 268-2409
Outreach Committee meeting - Monday, August 8,
7:00 p.m., Fellowship classroom (flc)
Days for Girls - Thursday, August 25, 9:00 a.m.,
Seekers classroom (flc)
IN YOUR DAILY PRAYERS
PLEASE REMEMBER
Flood Victims
Norman Andersen
Paula and Tom Lesko
Cella Ferguson
Josh Thurston
Alice Underwood
Mary Weaver
Stephen Spangler
Amy Lyon
Rev. Tina Cox
Gary Yarbrough, Becky Hinrichs’ brother
Elizabeth Fisher
Allie Jones
Bonnie Kinzer, friend of Becky Hinrichs
Doug Mitchell
Sandra Shay
Dell Nichols, friend of Terry Armstrong
Charlotte Broyles
Paul Camper
Bonnie Culler (broken back) Allie Jones’ sister
Bobbi Clemens, Greg Clemens’ mother
Mary Ann Reynolds, Jane Lambert’s sister
Linda Doss, Sue Porterfield’s mother
Doug Gibson, friend of Gary Lambert
Mary Starr, Kathryn Johnson’s sister-in-law
JC Star, Kathryn Johnson’s brother
Bobby Ginger, Billy Ginger’s brother
Hazel Hager, Aunt of Twila & Trudy
Sylvia Starnes, John Hinrichs’ sister
Lee Dotson, Debbie Ginger’s stepfather
Ben Campbell, Phyllis Campbell’s son
Mel and Faye Clark, brother-in-law and sister of Twila
& Trudy
In the Military/International Service
Captain Brandon Kelly, husband of Abby Jackson Kelly
and son of Keith and Amanda Moore, Marine Corps Air
Station Yuma, AZ.
Brigadier General Greg S. Otey, son of Ray & Doris
Otey, Fort Belvoir
Staff Sgt. Wallace Berkeley Newton, Jr., grandson of
Allie Jones, Red Stone Arsenal, AL
Avery Scott - Peace Corps, Grenada
Sgt. Christopher Weakley, 29th Division 116 the
Regiment B Company
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Those Who Wish Cards/Notes/Encouragement &
visits
Al Cheatwood - Eastwood, 320 Hershberger Road,
Rm 101, Roanoke, Va. 24012
Betty Kelley - Snyder Nursing Home, 11 N Broad
Street, Salem, Va. 24153
Darthy White - Elm Park Estates, 4230 Elm View
Road, Rm 224, Roanoke, Va. 24018
Helen Vaughan - 501 VES Road, Apt. BAL410,
Lynchburg, Va. 24503 (apt. number change)
Mary Mitchell - Berkshire Health Care Center, 705
Clearview Drive, Vinton, Va. 24179
Telford Boitnott - VA Vet. Care Center, West 226,
4550 Shenandoah Ave., Roanoke, Va. 24017
Grace Helmer - 1127 Persinger Road, SW,
Roanoke, Va. 24015
Katherine Shaw - 320 Hershberger Rd, Rm 209,
Roanoke Va. 24012
Margaret Camper - Snyder Nursing Home, 11 N
Broad Street, Salem, Va. 24153
Mary Lou Rakes - The Glebe Rehab, 250 Elliston
Circle W, Daleville, Va. 24083
Charlotte Peck - 320 Hershberger Road, NW Room
205, Roanoke, Va. 24012
New Address
Charlie and Twila Briscoe - P. O. Box 7851
Roanoke, VA 24019
Charlotte Peck - 320 Hershberger Road NW, 2nd
Floor, Rm 205, Roanoke, Va. 24012
In Sympathy
Connie Ragland and family in the death of her
husband, Freddie Ragland (June 18, 2016)
212 Altamire Drive, Roanoke, Va. 24019
Mary Mitchell in the death of her twin sister,
Martha Whitsell (July 14, 2016)
In Mission Service related to Northview
(*Church & Community Worker, **Community Outreach Program)
Mark Stransky - CCW* Worker, Project Crossroads
in Marion, VA
Don Edwards - CCW* Worker, Shalom Zone:
Grace Ministries, Roanoke, VA
Rebecca "Becky" Parsons - CCW*, C.O.P.**,
Roanoke, VA
Bobby and Debbie Booze - Church Resource
Ministries, Greensboro, NC
Samaritan Inn, Roanoke, VA and the Rescue
Mission, Roanoke, VA
THANK YOU!
I would just like to thank the Northview family
for the many prayers, calls, cards, visits and gifts during
my illness and surgery. God has blessed me with such a
praying church family and those prayers held me
together during this tough time.
Blessings, Marcella Jordan
Thank you to all for the phone calls, cards,
prayers and visits during my hospital, rehab stay and
finally relocating to assisted living. Your thoughts and
caring has meant very much to me during this difficult
time.
Charlotte Peck
To Northview United Methodist Church and
Congregation,
I really appreciate the generous graduation gift.
I also appreciate all of the support and encouragement I
received from the Northview congregation. Going back
to college this late in my life was a struggle, but with
everyone’s love and support I was able to see it through
and obtain my degree.
With love and blessings, Mark Shay
Dear Northview,
I am overwhelmed by the number of people who
have called, sent cards, offered their
time and assistance and of course their
prayers after my recent mishap with a
mechanical bull on Father's Day.
Thank you all very much. I am doing
unbelievably well and can't help but
think that there is someone watching
out for me who protected me from a much greater
injury.
I would also like to thank all who have offered
advice concerning my future endeavors in the Senior
Rodeo Circuit. After careful analysis of the video of
my accident as regards to my riding skills and technique
and of course taking into consideration the damage that
could be done by another blow to my neck, you will be
happy to know that I have decided to give up any
thoughts of continuing to pursue this path.
Have any of you seen those birdmen videos?
That looks exciting!
Love, Keith Moore
(June 19 date of injury)
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Dear Northview UMC Family,
Thank you for all your friendship, support,
and encouragement for the past five years as pastor
of this very special congregation. Ann and I have
been blessed by the many worship, study, service,
and fellowship opportunities that form the strong
bonds of love between us.
Bishop Cho has appointed me to continue as
pastor for a sixth year. I believe that God is calling
me to faithful, fruitful ministry with you all. I look
forward to working together to discern God’s vision
for our church in the coming months.
Grace and peace,
Rev. Joe and Ann Klotz, Jr.
I would like the thank the
congregation of Northview for
helping and supporting M.A.D.
Camp this year. It was a
wonderful success and the
children were filled with joy and
song throughout the week.
Students created beautiful
masterpieces in art class, enjoyed
shaking and ringing bells, learned to dance while
swinging a bandana, and learned to project,
articulate, and pantomime a character while learning
about our Lord and Savior. Students learned Bible
verses each day, said their prayers, and practiced
good manners and showed love to their neighbors.
On Friday evening a fantastic show of handbells and
a visit to Tex Arkana's Donkey Dude Ranch relayed
the stories of "A Donkey Brayed and Balaam
Obeyed", "The Good Samaritan", and "A Donkey
Brings a Humble King". We finished the evening
with an art show, desserts and fellowship in the
Family Life Center. A good time was had by all.
Hee Haw!
Thank you,
Beth Simmons
(M.A.D. week July 18-22)
FREE SUMMER CLASSES
A free Therapeutic Yoga class is being taught by a
Registered Yoga Alliance Teacher on Monday and Wednesday
mornings from 10:45 a.m. - 12:00 noon. (flc)
Bring your Yoga or
Pilates mat, a blanket to
cover with and expect
to be barefooted. We
will work on our
balance & strengthen
our legs while holding
onto the wall. This is a
slow, gentle class. Call Patricia at 890-4886 or email her at
[email protected] with any questions.
Summer Camp at Alta Mons
From left to right: Likeith (worship coordinator), Joan (nurse), Joe, "KC," & Emma
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Northview Operating Results through June 30, 2016
Income
Actual
General Fund Envelopes
Plate Offerings
Special Offerings
Fund Raisers
FLC Income
Prior Year Surplus
Expenses
Actual
Conference
Support
$ 20,481
District Support
2,304
Pastoral Support
34,338
Staff Support
32,701
Ministry Support
31,594
Local Church Programs 2,413
________
$ 123,831
Net
$ 9,937
Family Life Center
Mortgage Balance
$ 155,966
Payments remaining
53
Approved
Budget
$ 229,500
2,500
3,000
7,500
6,000
9,641
________
$ 258,141
$ 122,922
1,123
3,000
3,055
3,668
_________
$ 133,768
Percent of
Budget
54%
45%
100%
41%
61%
0%
________
52%
Approved
Budget
Percent
Budget
Fully Funded
Budget
$ 39,859
4,608
68,828
69,006
67,945
7,895
_________
$ 258,141
51%
50%
50%
47%
46%
31%
_______
48%
$ 48,150
10,722
69,828
70,083
71,785
11,855
___________
$ 282,423
$
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Actual - Actual income and expenses for the six months ended June 30, 2016.
Approved Budget - The budget that was approved by the Administrative Board based on income
projections.
Percent of Budget - The percentage of actual income and expenses to the corresponding line item's approved budget for
the year.
Fully Funded Budget - The originally proposed budget that included payment of all apportionments, a 1.5% salary
increase for all personnel, equipment upgrades and full committee requests.
Net - A positive number represents income exceeding expenses and a negative number represents a loss position where
expenses exceed income. The budget for 2016 included the utilization of much of the prior year surplus to bring the
budget into balance.
Summary: We continue to be in a positive net income position for the six months ended June due to stronger collections
and timing of a special offering. Total expenses were under budget primarily due to timing of expenditures.
So far this year, we have not had to use any of the prior surplus that was budgeted.
Family Life Center Mortgage - 53 payments remain on the Family Life Center loan with a mortgage balance of
$155,966 at the end of June. The monthly mortgage payment is $3,261 and the current campaign ended in June.
FAMILY LIFE CENTER CAMPAIGN
July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2018
Thank you to all who pledged to the Family Life Center Building Fund Campaign.
To date: 46 pledge cards received for a total of $68,264.00.
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