Galloway Church

G oo d N e w s
Vision:
Transforming
people
through
Christ,
one
relationship
at a time.
Galloway
UN TED METHOD ST CHURCH
with Mark Cable
January 18
7-9 p.m. • $20 per couple
Mark Cable is an accomplished
guitarist, singer, songwriter and
humorist. He will be at Galloway
on January 18th to share his
insightful everyday-life songs
along with his off the wall sense
of humor that have stirred audiences across the U. S. to laugh, to
cry, and to think about the things
in life that matter most. Hors
d’oeuvres and beverages will be
available. You won’t want to miss
this relaxed and encouraging evening. Childcare will be provided.
Contact Kim or Amy to register.
Mark will return on Sunday to
share his “Sermon In Song” presentation. He combines biblical
insights with everyday life application through his heartfelt song
lyrics and real life stories. Throw in
that off-the-wall sense of humor
he has and you get a powerful
message that is both inspiring and
truly “memorable”.
January 2014
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November Financial Report
THIS MONTH YEAR-TO-DATE
Tithe $30,681.60
$99,029.42
Extra (2nd Mile Giving)
--
-Loose Plate
$989.61 $2,840.12
Missions
$1,426.51$4,127.21
Mortgage
$3,450.00$12,447.41
Dream Big
--
--
Interest/Div. $3.03
$9.87
Building Use
$200.00
$615.00
Sunday Life Class
$20.00$20.00
Tapes/CD Copies
$15.00 $15.00
Easter Offering
--
-Funeral Dinners
--
$400.00
Church Directory
--
$30.00
Health Insur. Credit
--
-Misc. Refunds
$14.64
$130.14
The newsletter will no longer be mailed through the
postal service. It will be sent out monthly via e-mail
and is always available on our church website. Printed
copies will be available at the Welcome Center. If you
are not currently receiving an e-mail copy of newsletters, please supply us with your current e-mail
address by calling the church office or filling in the
designated spot on Sunday morning welcome cards.
January
2 - Randall Stachelrodt,
Bruce Wagner,
Patti Switzer
3 - Linda Lang
4 - Martha Slocum
6 - John Painter
7 - Pam Weaver, Shannon Deal, Addison Sayles
9 - Jennifer Keas, Lacey Garich
10 - Kerry Switzer Jr, Elizabeth Dailey
11 - Bob Carr, Aryn Porterfield
12 - Cayla Jones, Jeff Scott
13 - Ben Nettles
14 - Peggy Hamm
15 - Ron Slocum, Judy Wojtowicz
17 - John Kurtich, Jillian Brinkley
18 - Jonathan Byham, Kylsea Clonch, Chelsey Stoney
19 - Alycia Yard Johnson
20 - Joan Haun, Cindy Porter
22 - Margo Schall
23 - Cole Irwin, Shalyn Whittemore
24 - Deb Mihleder, Caleb McCarthy, Adam Peterson
25 - DeEtta Carr
26 - Sally Huff, Erika Scott, Jennifer Karns
28 - Jerry Jolley, Breanne Slocum, Patty Frank
29 - Dan Jones, Isabella Mong
30 - Roxanne Bell
31 - Angela Colwell
TOTAL BUDGET INCOME $36,780.39$119,664.17
TOTAL BUDGET EXPENSES$37,015.37$118,814.47
-$234.98 +$849.70
DIFFERENCE
Expenses include mortgage payment in the amount of $8,823.
However, we DID NOT make the mission share payment of $4,213
to the WPA Conference. This puts us in arrears $34,638 for the year.
A full financial report may be obtained from the church office.
Dr. Charles Bowman for Lefty Lyons - A/V Sound System
Lynn Holleran for Lefty Lyons - A/V Sound System
Sound board A/V Equipment income through 11/30 = $4,665
Attendance Report
8:1510:45
TOTAL
November 1793186279
November 24
62
89
151
December 1 85241326
December 8 96203299
Deadline For Next Month’s Newsletter:
Monday, January 13th
January
Articles, announcements, comments
or questions may be directed to
Wendy McLoughlin at
[email protected]
8 - Don & Aileen Palmer
9 - Dan & Amanda Culbertson
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A New Year – A New Gift from God
Pastor Roy Gearhart
Happy New Year! As we start a new year, God has inspired me to begin with a series titled “God
Given.” The central message of this series is:
YOUR LIFE IS GOD GIVEN
YOU HAVE A GOD GIVEN PURPOSE
YOU HAVE A GOD GIVEN CHANCE TO LIVE OUT A GOD GIVEN LIFE
YOUR LIFE IS GOD GIVEN—Your life is not your own. God is our creator. You may try to live as if this
is not relevant but you ultimately cannot. Life is simply not your creation. Life itself is a gift from God.
Many fight against this as if they are trying to break free of bonds that are holding them back. Knowing that you are God’s special creation can bring freedom. It can give you the foundation upon which
you can build your life. You are not an accident of nature. You are not a mistake. Your life is God’s gift.
YOU HAVE A GOD GIVEN PURPOSE—You are God’s invention. God knows you inside and out. If anyone has an inside track on your destiny, it is God. If you think you know yourself better than anyone,
think again. When you are born, everyone, including yourself, is a stranger whom you must get to
know. Many people spend their whole life trying to “find themselves.” God knew you before you
were born.
YOU HAVE A GOD GIVEN CHANCE TO LIVE OUT A GOD GIVEN LIFE—Your chance to live a God Given
Life is given by God. God’s grace through Jesus opens the way to the God Given Life. Living the God
Given Life means living in the knowledge that God gives us life, the purpose for living, and the means
by which to live life in His fullness. This translates to a life of faith, surrender, and confident reliance.
The GOD GIVEN series will afford us the opportunity to
recognize what God has given us and how we can
put those gifts into action. We will look at
Spiritual Gifts and how God imparts in
them both the calling and the means
to serve. We will take aim at living in
the providence of God so we may be
at liberty to tithe and give to the
Lord’s work above and beyond.
We will also look at how God has
put us together with personality
and passion that make us the
prefect person to fulfill the
purpose God has for us. I expect
it to be an exciting exploration of
faith and the generosity of God.
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Over
50’s
The Over 50’s will meet on January
9 at 11:30 in the church fellowship
hall for a tureen lunch. We will be
planning our activities for the year
so bring lots of ideas.
Where’s your
Ebenezer?
The words of the well-known hymn
“Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing”
were written in 1757 by pastor and
hymnist Robert Robinson. While
most of the lines resonate with
singers and listeners, the reference
to “Ebenezer” may prove confusing:
Here I raise my Ebenezer;
Here by thy great help I’ve come.
In 1 Samuel 7:12, Ebenezer, Hebrew
for “stone of help,” is what Samuel
names a stone memorial he erects to
God after Israel wins a battle against
the Philistines. (Similarly, the name
Eliezer appears several times in scripture, meaning “My God, [my] help.”)
If you were to “raise [your] Ebenezer”
in memory of a place where God
helped you, where might it stand?
Maybe it’s at the scene of a car
accident you survived, or on a college campus where your faith was
challenged or molded. Maybe it’s a
peaceful spot in nature where you
sensed the Spirit’s presence. Or maybe it’s simply in your heart, where a
figurative Ebenezer monument
can remind you of the Lord’s constant
care and love.
Reactivating “Kitchen Committee”
Purpose: To oversee the safety, organization, and cleanliness of the
church kitchen facility.
The plan is to have an organizational meeting in January to go over the areas to be addressed. Depending on the response, we will have a day time
meeting and one in the evening to accommodate those who respond and
are interested.
Once we get organized, we would like to have only three or four meetings
a year just to touch base with the committee as a whole.
If you have been looking for an area to plug into, why not consider the
Kitchen Committee?
Interested? Have questions? Contact Karen Dailey at 437-1552.
Making a difference...
The Ministry Placement Committee is working on a new approach to
connecting people with ministry opportunities in the church. It is called
Stepping In. Beginning in January, they will have bulletin inserts listing
very specific short term jobs. People who are interested in one of the
listed needs can stop at a designated table in the greeting area to pick
up a card with more information and to leave their name and contact
information. Their contact information will be given to the person in
charge of the ministry who will promptly follow up.
As we get started, we will focus on needs in the church, with the hope
of eventually expanding to community needs. Keep your eyes open for
these opportunities to “step in” to ministry.
You are not alone on this journey!
Join us for a much needed break and
have a chance to socialize with other
Moms while your little ones are being
nurtured in the childcare ministry.
The group meets at Galloway every
second and fourth Wednesday of the month from 9:30 to 11:30 am.
MOPS is in need of childcare workers for the ministry. Children range in
age from 0-5 years old. If you’d be willing to volunteer or have any questions, please contact Amy Smith.
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Prayer
chain
requests
may be called to:
Don’t miss these times to gather:
January 2 - Noon on Thursday
January 8 - 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday
January 15 - 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday
January 23 - 7:00 p.m. on Thursday
John 15:16 (Amplified Bible)
You have not chosen me, but I have chosen you and I have appointed you. I
have planted you, that you might go and bear fruit and keep on bearing, and
that your fruit may be lasting, that it may remain, abide, so that whatever you
ask the Father in My Name, as presenting all that I AM, He may give it to you.
In 2014, since we are chosen by God and planted, and God wants us to bear
fruit in our lives that will last, off with the old life and ways of 2013. We must
all seek new ways that God wants for us in 2014 with God, so we will be able
to discern between our right hand and our left.
Happy New Year!
Cathy Clutter
Pastor Roy Gearhart
(814-591-9818) Anytime
Judy (church office 437-5425)
from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Ruth Ruditis (673-7162) from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Deb Resinger (437-3506) from 10 p.m. to 8:30 a.m.
If you cannot reach any of
the ladies above, please call
one of the following people.
Each one is the head of a
prayer chain and she will
start the chain.
Daytime (8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.)
Praying for our Pastors
This month’s focus as we pray - PASTOR’S PRAYER LIFE
“Stand ... above all taking the shield of faith, with which you
can quench all the flaming darts of the evil one.” Eph. 6:16
QUENCH
darts of doubt through the power of the Holy Spirit. Mark 6:5-6
REBUKE
all distractions from his devotional time. Mark 5:36
LOOSEN
the forces of heaven to aid your pastor in prayer. Mark :35
(private prayer), Acts 1:14 (corporate prayer)
Ruth Ruditis
673-7162
Shirley Hays
432-4990
Krisy Butler
432-3088
Aileen Palmer
437-5167
Evening (5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.)
Bev Brennan
437-5078
Gail Baker
437-5066
Late Night (after 10 p.m.)
Lift up Galloway UMC’s
pastoral
staff and their families:
Youth Ministries - Dan Culbertson
Pastor Roy Gearhart
Bishop Tom Bickerton
Children’s Ministries - Kim Simons
District Superintendent
George Porter
Early Childhood - Amy Smith
Lift up the WPA UM
Conference Leadership
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Deb Resinger
437-3506
Invite your family and friends
to join you on this night of
worshiping together.
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Winter Slam!!!
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updates on all upcoming events and ministry plans.
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UPCOMING YOUTH EVENTS:
February 7th-9th - Winter Slam
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retreat and not do an activity as well. For
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Equipping Families To Pray - Commit To Pray
I pray that your family is blessed and serving Jesus!
I have been praying for you and your family after ministries on Wednesday evenings. Our faithful God is delighted as
He ushers joy and peace into your homes! It is so refreshing to know we are not alone in this parenting journey.
Below is this month’s prayer. I am also including scripture references. As I close, I wanted to share a thought from our
Orange Strategy: An inheritance is what you leave TO your children; a legacy is what you leave IN your children. One
is temporary, while the other is forever. WOW!!! We have work to do! Stand strong parents.
Father, keep my children’s minds ever renewed by Your word, and they will know the truth. May they
base their lives on Your truth instead of Satan’s lies, so that they will experience the freedom that Jesus
died to give them. I pray that they will set their thoughts on what is true, noble, right, pure, lovely,
admirable, excellent, and worthy of praise. In Jesus’ name, Amen. (John 8:32, Romans 12:2, Philippians 4:8)
In His love,
Kim Simons
Directory of Children and Family Ministries
Resolutions
American theologian
Jonathan Edwards (17031758) became focused on
his life’s purpose at age
19. The result was 70 resolutions, or commitments,
he wrote down and then
read every week for 35 years until his death.
Some of those resolutions
include:
• To live with all my
might while I do live.
• To study the Scriptures
… steadily, constantly
and frequently.
• Never to lose one moment of time.
• Never to do anything which I should
despise or think meanly of in another.
• Never to do anything out of revenge.
• To let there be something of benevolence
in all that I speak.
• Never to do anything which I should be
afraid to do if it were the last hour of my
life.
WHAT RESOLUTIONS ARE YOU
MAKING THIS YEAR?
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Parent
Cue
The International Olympic Committee recently released their updated Olympic Charter [www.Olympic.org/Documents/olympic_charter_en.pdf] in preparation for this year’s Winter Olympics. In it’s PDF form, the Charter is 105
pages long and lists the rules and bylaws governing the Olympic organization. It does not list the rules for individual events, but refers readers to their individual documents. So, an athlete participating in the Olympics has a
MEMORY VERSE
HONOR
lot of rules to learn as they
train to do their
best.
“Love
each other deeply. Honor others more than yourselves.”
Romans 12:10 NIrV
someone
know new so you can be better at whatever you do. We believe that God’s Word
Knowledge isLetting
discovering
something
you
see
how
valuable
they new
WEEK
1: our world and ultimately WEEK
3:
is the best place to discover something
about
ourselves.
And when we put those
really
are.
Samuel
Anoints
David
&
David
and
David
and
discoveries into practice it changes us from the inside out and impacts the choices weMephibosheth
make and the way we live.
Goliath
2 Samuel 9:1-13
God is the source of all truth. We need to dig into His Word and discover that truth for ourselves.
1 Samuel 16:1-13; 17:1-58
Supporting: 2 Samuel 4:4
The knowledge we glean from the 66 books of the Bible tells us how to live our lives day in and day out. But that
BOTTOM LINE:
BOTTOM LINE:
knowledge is not an end in and of itself. We can know all there is to know about God, but if we don’t put any of
Honor others by giving them a
Honor others by keeping your
our knowledge into practice, it is worthless.
chance.
promises.
The monthly memory verse is: “God has breathed life into all of Scripture. It is useful for teaching us what is true. It
WEEK 2:
WEEK 4:
is useful for correcting our mistakes. It isDavid
usefuland
forJonathan
making our lives whole again.
It is useful for training us to do
David Dances Before God
what is right,” 2 Timothy 3:16, NIrV. God’s
Word
is
powerful
and
strong.
When
we
discover
1 Samuel 18:1-4, 5-9; 19:1-7; 20:1-42 2 Samuel 6:12bit–and
22a put it into practice,
we have its strength on our side every day of our lives.
BOTTOM LINE:
BOTTOM LINE:
In Week One’s Bible story, Jesus models the
importance
of seeking
even
as abyyoung
Honor
God
giving boy
Him (Luke
credit. 2:41-52).
Honor
others by putting
themknowledge
first.
Our Bottom Line is: Since God knows everything, it’s important to discover what God says. The Bible is God’s
Word to us. That’s why it’s important to read the Bible and ask questions to someone we trust.
In Week Two’s Bible story, John the Baptist dedicated his life to preparing the way for Jesus (John 1:19-42; supporting – Matthew 3, Mark 1:1-11, Luke 3:1-22). Because he knew God’s Word, he could lay the groundwork for
Jesus’ ministry. Our Bottom Line is: Discovering what God says helps me know Jesus. The more we read God’s
Word, the more we understand about who Jesus is and what that means for our lives.
In Week Three’s Bible story, Jesus is tempted by Satan in the wilderness (Luke 4:1-13; supporting – Matthew 4:1-11).
But Jesus was prepared! He knew all of Scripture and was ready for any and all of Satan’s tricks. Our Bottom Line is:
Discovering what God says helps me make the wise choice. That’s why it’s important for us to find out what God
says and know His words well enough to use them when we are tempted to do something wrong.
In Week Four’s Bible story, Jesus tells His followers a story
about two men who learn a valuable lesson about building on a strong foundation (Matthew 7:24-29). It reminds
us that when we put God’s words into practice, they
will help us stand firm when life’s storms blow our way.
Our Bottom Line is: Knowing and doing what God says
makes me strong. Knowledge doesn’t change anything
unless you do something about it.
Article By Jessica McKee www.ThinkOrange.com
©2013 The reThink Group. All rights reserved. *Used by permission.
©2013 The reThink Group. All rights reserved. • www.ThinkOrange.com
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WORDS FOR BABY
BABIES
“Hey everybody have you heard?
Jesus loves every little boy and girl.
Jesus love you and Jesus loves me.
JANUARY 2014
Parent
Cue
Let’s have a hug
when I count to three.
One, two, three. HUG!”
SMALL
TALK
Basic Truth:
Jesus wants to be my
friend forever.
MEMORY VERSE
“Be strong and courageous.
Do not be afraid …, for the
Lord, your God goes with you.”
Deuteronomy 31:6, NIV
BASIC TRUTH
God Loves Me
BOTTOM LINE
“Hey everybody have you heard?
I
can
always
count on God.
Hold and rock a baby or change her
Jesus loves every little boy and girl.
KEY QUESTION
diaper while singing
the following to
Jesus loves you and Jesus loves me.
can you
count
on?
the tuneWho
of “Hush
Little
Baby.”
Let’sus
have
hug when
I count
tocan
This month’s stories are filled with awe and wonder. They’re the stories that make
say,a“Hmm,
Jesus
really
three.
Preschool Parent Note
do anything!”
“One, two, three. HUG!”
OCTOBER
2013
WEEK 1 | 1 KINGS 18:1-39
| JOSHUA 2:1-22, 6:1-25
Filling empty nets with fish (Luke 5:1-11, feeding
five thousand with just a fewWEEK
fishes3 and
loaves (Mark 6:30-44).
Elijah prays to the one true God Rahab trusts that God will do
Wow! It’s amazing what Jesus did. He walked on the water (Mark 6:45-51). He calmed a storm with just a word
while the other people worship
what He says. This gives her
(Matthew 8:23-27). God sent His Son to us and He did some truly miraculous things before He did the most
a fake god. God hears Elijah
the courage to hide the good
amazing thing of all, dying to save us.
and answers his prayers. He
spies, so they don’t get caught.
WORDS
FORfire
BABY
sends
down on the altar and She helps the spies escape and
Enjoy reading these stories with your“Baby,
preschoolers
thisyou
month.
Watch
forHethe
looks
of wonder
faces
as
Jesus
loves
so much.
Yes,
does.
And,
He
wants
to their
be your
friend
then sends
rain.
then
they
save
heron
when
God’s
you share the stories. Jesus can do anything,
in that
discovery
forever.” and our preschool friends will revel
people
attack
the city.this month.
WEEK 2 | ESTHER 2:2-8:17
Queen Esther’s love for God
and her people give her the
MEMORY VERSE:
strength to ask the king for
help.
The king saves
herNIV
people
“With God, all things are possible.”
Matthew
19:26,
from the mean Haaman’s
wicked plan.
Curriculum Materials for Babies • ©2013 The reThinkGroup. All rights reserved. • www.ThinkOrange.com
KEY QUESTIONS: Is anything too hard for Jesus?
BOTTOM LINE: Jesus can do anything.
BASIC TRUTH: Jesus wants to be my friend forever.
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WEEK 4 | JOSHUA 6:1-20
Joshua is wise enough to obey
God, even though it sounds
silly. He leads the people in
marching around the walls of
Jericho seven times, yelling and
blowing horns. The walls fall
down, just like God said.
10
9
26
Men’s Group 6:30pm
27 Salvation Army Soup 28 Levites 8:30am
Kitchen 8:30am-1pm
Staff Meeting 10am
Women’s Group
6:30pm
29
Children’s Ministries
Free-4-All 6pm
Youth Group 6:30 pm
Children’s Ministries
Free-4-All 6pm
Youth Group 6:30 pm
22 MOPS 9:30am
30
23
20 Salvation Army Soup 21
Staff Meeting 10am
Kitchen 8:30am-1pm
Children’s Ministries
Free-4-All 6pm
Youth Group 6:30 pm
Corporate Prayer 7pm
MOPS 9:30am
HAPPY
NEW YEAR
2
19 Mark Cable Shares
Trustees 7pm
SPRC 7pm
Women’s Group
6:30pm
8
1
WEDNESDAY
13 Salvation Army Soup 14 Levites 8:30am
15
16
Kitchen 8:30am-1pm
Galloway UMW 9:30am
Staff Meeting 10am
Newsletter Deadline
Children’s Ministries
Finance 5:30pm
Free-4-All 6pm
Prayer 6:30 pm
Youth Group 6:30 pm
Men’s Group 6:30pm
Ministry Council 7pm
Corporate Prayer 7pm
Staff Meeting 10am
TUESDAY
Salvation Army Soup 7
Kitchen 8:30am-1pm
MONDAY
12
6
5
Communion
SUNDAY
Corporate Prayer 7pm
Corporate Prayer
Noon
THURSDAY
31
24
17
10
3
Over 50’s 11:30 am
FRIDAY
25
18
11
4
Great Date Night 7pm
SATURDAY