Summer Youth Intern April Kelly - First United Methodist Church of
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Summer Youth Intern April Kelly - First United Methodist Church of
The Pflame First United Methodist Church of Pflugerville www.pflame.org www.pflame.ccbchurch.com June 15, 2014 500 East Pecan Street, P.O. Box 560 Pflugerville, TX 78660 (512) 251-2575 Office Phone [email protected] Wade Lindstrom, Senior Pastor (903) 413-2415, Pastor’s Cell Valerie Vogt, Associate Pastor (714) 253-2669 Pastor’s Cell Summer Youth Intern April Kelly I am thrilled to have the opportunity to serve the youth of First United Methodist Church of Pflugerville this summer! I am constantly amazed at how God opens doors at just the right time! I have been involved in ministry in many aspects throughout my life, but students hold a special place in my heart. High school was a time when God placed Christian role models in my life that helped awaken me not only to His love but to my own potential as a leader. I remember looking up to them; observing them in their walk with Christ. I attended college at Truman State University in Kirksville, MO and those four years were some of the most formative for my faith. I served as an intern, a worship leader, and a small group leader in my campus ministry. I learned the importance of discipleship. I learned how to communicate my faith in both words and actions. During my time at Truman, I felt God nudging my heart to pursue youth ministry. I thought He meant as a volunteer and I am forever grateful to a wonderful woman who challenged my thinking by asking “Why can’t you be the youth pastor?” Since then, God has given me many opportunities to minister to students. He has given me a desire to build relationships with them, to build them up and to provide opportunities that will awaken their hearts to the transforming love of Christ. I am excited to work with such a supportive staff and congregation. Thank you all for the way you are serving our students and please keep us in your prayers as we pursue Christ together! NOTE:: Due to difficulty we had with publishing someone's name and medical condition in the newsletter and thereby making that information available on the web, we have decided to only include in the newsletter the names of those in need of prayer. We trust that God already knows the specifics of each need. Thanks for your understanding. Pastor Wade June 1 - Please pray for Donna as she recuperates from a fall. For Johnnie starting radiation treatment and then chemo. For Kim praising God for hearing our prayers on my sisters. For Mark King family over the loss of his passing. For Kay Walker admitted in Seton Williamson Hospital. For Joe Scruggs and family over the loss of his father in El Paso. Celebrating Denise Monzingo new position as superintendent in Rockdale, they will be moving soon. For Jeff & Sandy Monzingo celebrating their 30th anniversary. June 8 - Please pray for Margaret Karp’s sister, Judy, as she goes through her stem cell transplant. For Johnnie who has a blood clot in his right leg an infection in kidney with the return of stage 3 cancer. He’s in the hospital for tests. For a friend’s daughter, Samantha, cancer has spread to her brain. For Theresa Perkins’ father, Jack, had surgery for liver cancer. For Sarah King and family over the loss of her husband Mark. For the SWTX Conference in Corpus Christi and the pastors and delegates traveling to attend. For the new Texas Rios Conference. For continued prayers of healing for Jim Walker. For Happy Brymer’s daughter, Kim and family as they travel. For the Scruggs family over the loss of Joe’s father in El Paso. For Kay Shout’s great grandson having seizures. Celebrating our son, Michael Kevin Karp, graduated from Chico State University in California. For the wedding of Trey VanCleave and Brandi Bishop, may they enjoy many happy years together. For a friend who got married. For the baptism of Amelia Rose Ramirez. For Jim & Bess Norton’s grandson, Austin, visiting from Kansas for the summer. For Aunna Detrick graduating from PHS. June 15 - Please pray for my wife and her two sisters, in regards to their late father’s estate. For Johnnie – surgery on Monday to install a stent for Chemo and blood clots in both legs. For the family of Aggie Thompson. For Lucile Davis, healing from knee replacement surgery, entering rehab. For Donna Baldwin doing better now. For Naomi, a coworker’s mom of Carolyn Sill’s, and her family as she battles Stage 4 Breast/Lung cancer. For a dog lost all night and has been found. For Marsha with cervical cancer in Seattle. For sister of Gloria’s neighbor taken to hospital on Saturday night. For Tim’s Uncle Charlie who lost his wife. For safe travel for families traveling this vacation season. For children coming here from Central America, that they are treated well. Celebrating Michael Pursley’s sister, Karen and brother-in-law in worship today. For Happy Brymer’s son-in-law here from Kuwait, with her grandchildren. For everyone having birthdays this month. For Rain! For Fathers! For VBS coming soon, June 23-27. For Christmas in July on July 26th. Coming to the First United Methodist Church of Pflugerville June 23rd & 24th Women who live in Central Texas, including low-income and uninsured, now have improved access to breast cancer screening with the arrival of Seton’s new mobile mammography unit - The Big Pink Bus. Seton has been offering mobile mammography for 25 years. In 2011, the unit provided more than 1,827 women with breast cancer screening who would otherwise not have access to these services. With digital mammography screening and an onboard exam room, the unit will being breast health service to clinics and community organizations in seven counties throughout Central Texas. For more information about Seton’s mobile mammography program, please call 512-324-1199 or 866-294-4923. Appointment is required. It's time for an upgrade! Our music department is officially kicking off efforts to fund the purchase of a full grand piano for our Sanctuary. The new piano will enhance our worship in many ways, including giving a fuller, clearer voice to Michael Schneider's impeccable playing. It also serves to give greater clarity to the hymns, will serve us better for recording purposes and will attract a high caliber of guest musicians. The current piano is staying as well, allowing for the great musical opportunities that multiple instruments can bring. We are seeking a total of $25,000 to purchase, service and move the new piano. This week we'll begin our "Adopt A Key" campaign. We've divided the full sum of the cost into $285 per piano key, but even the smallest amount will help to get us closer to our goal. Keep an eye out for our progress banner as we work our way towards filling in all 88 keys! For questions about the new piano and how to donate, please contact Trevor Shaw or Michael Schneider. Trevor Shaw - [email protected] or Michael Schneider - [email protected] 5th Sunday Combined Service Capital District Lay Speaker Servants June 29th Musical Worship OUR NEXT LAY SPEAKER SERVANT COURSE WILL BE Saturdays, September 13 & 27 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Faith United Methodist Church 2701 South Lamar Blvd. Austin, TX 78704 Never lose a chance of saying a kind word. -William Thackeray Special guests - VBS Children Join us for an Ice Cream Social after worship. June 2014 Issue 43 PAULA’S FOOD PANTRY NEWS H-E-B Help End Hunger May 7 - June 25 At H-E-B and Central Market stores all across Texas, you can help end hunger by adding $1, $3 or $5 donation to your final grocery bill. Tear-off coupons are available at every register. Funds from Austin-area H-E-B stores will benefit the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas. We have a GREAT bunch of folks who volunteer for our Food Pantry & Clothing Closet. We can’t thank them enough for their time, concerns and energy. If you would like to help in the Food Pantry please contact Rhonda Hawkins 512-923-6083 or [email protected] Clothing Closet Marlene Eck 1-561-635-2209 or [email protected] Our volunteers come on Mondays to help organize the grocery load from Capital Area Food Bank, load the bags for our clients, getting the clothing out and prepare for Tuesdays. Tuesdays they are busy helping clients from 9am til noon. 2012 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Total Households 549 463 440 458 560 Total Individuals New Clients 2160 78 1717 87 1689 60 1641 53 2108 55 2013 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Total Households 534 580 576 730 432 Total Individuals 2138 2337 2355 3025 1706 47 61 34 39 34 New Clients 2014 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun 461 Jul 670 Aug 584 Sep 427 Oct 570 Nov 689 Dec 457 YTD 6328 1995 2563 2206 1615 2169 2720 61 94 51 61 72 61 1835 24418 48 781 Jun Dec 496 Jul 557 Aug 593 Sep 539 Oct 663 Nov 818 1893 2207 2442 2171 2605 3252 35 Jun 43 Jul 43 Aug 42 Sep 42 Oct 90 Nov 462 YTD 6980 1817 27948 33 Dec 543 YTD Total Households 418 551 499 656 392 2516 Total Individuals 1656 52 2263 35 2003 35 2660 48 1511 37 10093 New Clients 207 Christmas In July Community Dinner Saturday, July 26 5 – 6:30 Christmas Trees with Non-Perishable items needed for the dinner are located on campus. PLEASE TAKE AN ORNAMENT/ITEM(S), PURCHASE ON YOUR NEXT GROCERY TRIP AND RETURN THE ITEMS ANYTIME IN JUNE. As a reminder, this outreach ministry provides a traditional Christmas dinner with all the trimmings to FUMC and other local food pantry clients, specified subsidized communities, Drive A Senior Caregiver clients and the fire and police staff. Please keep this ministry in your prayers. Questions? Contact Wendye Mire ll [email protected] II 512.413.8855 Allen & Patricia Swicegood joined our church on May 25, 2014. Allen works for Parkway Systems as a territory salesperson. Patricia makes and sells craft items at craft shows and festivals, her web site is www.etsy.com/shop/ CrimsonCactus. Allen enjoys hunting, fishing and woodcarving. Allen calls Statesville, N.C. his hometown and Patricia’s is St Louis, MO hers. Sarah Jones joined our church on May 2, 2014. Sarah has a little boy, Alex, age 9. She is a jeweler with Premier Designs Jewelry, she enjoys photography, working out, bowling and singing. Sarah homeschools Alex and he is finishing up the 3rd grade, he enjoys collecting post cards, Legos, Minecraft and is a huge Star Wards fan. Sarah calls El Paso her hometown. JOIN THE WORSHIP SUPPORT TEAM AT FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH AND SUPPORT THE SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP SERVICES WORSHIP SUPPORT TEAM PowerPoint Development - type presentation materials and new songs for worship. Band Practice - meet with band when they practice to ensure song presentation is correct version and will match what the band is singing at worship service. Sunday Service Presentation - set-up, run, and shut-down the computer during Sunday service. Sound Board Support - support the speakers, band, and choir by running equipment checks and sound board during service. For more information, contact Linda Miles [email protected] or 512-252-8300 BLAKESLEE, MONZINGO & Co. Certified Public Accountants Imaginations (formerly Pflugerville Country Gallery) P.O. Box 2029 203 Railroad Ave. N. Pflugerville, TX 78691-2029 Jeff Monzingo, CPA Ph. (512) 251-5668 Fax (512) 990-5391 www.jeffmcpa.com [email protected] Pflugerville Motor Co. Used cars & trucks, Sales Skip & Georgia Duncan 305 E. Pecan St. 251-8059 Donna Baldwin & Britta Herzog Fine Silver Jewelry, Paintings & Local Artists Creations 301 Pecan St. Pflugerville, 251-5329 10:00 - 6:00 Tues - Sat. Email: [email protected] 8:00-6:00 Mon-Fri 8:00-4:00 Sat. www.pflugervillemotorco.com LaPoint A/C & Heating Air Conditioning, Heating & Water Softeners Scott LaPoint 633-9154 7 days per week 24 hour service Lynda Day Handcrafted Items and Collectibles Available at these fine shops: The Book Spot - Round Rock - juliesbookspot.com Ta’s Coffee & Gift Shop, Marion, TX - on Facebook Wink Boutique – Pflugerville - winkboutiquetx.com Contact Lynda - (512) 788-2124 Phone: 512-310-1060 Fax: 512-248-8620 www.fiasenioraccess.org [email protected] 2498 E. Palm Valley Blvd Round Rock, TX 78665 Senior Transportation for Pflugerville and Round Rock We are volunteer driven. Call today to volunteer. Are you a member of FUMC Pflugerville? Do you own or manage a business? Drop off or email your business card and we’ll advertise it for you FREE! This business ad section is included in the newsletter every quarter. [email protected] July 19 Theresa Parker Bryson Prior Meredith Cook Danny Owens July 20 Alexia Isenberg July 1 Denise Monzingo Stattler Mood Margaret Maxey Alesha Lester July 2 Rhonda Hawkins Laura Humple Justin Wester July 3 Caden Barker Devon Jorgenson July 5 Sydney Moore July 8 Bethany Vaca John LaSalle Samantha Winchell July 10 Kristy Wilson Sandra Carey July 11 Linda Miles Gloria Shinkawa Joe Somers Brylen Adams Shelly Barber July 12 Dale Loyd July 14 Mary Brinkman-Brown July 16 Keith Reynolds July 17 Marissa Moore Paige Moody Zachary Cooper Robin Ellison Michael Carey July 18 Rachel Langham Patti Walker Kate Abernethy Cam Suchil July 21 Jessie Petermann Trevor Mood July 22 Ira Robinson Mary Duron July 23 Brandi Bishop Carolyn Wallace Megan Baschnagel Greg Hecker Cara Howell July 24 Leah Ullrich Jill Vaca Carl Carper Karen Keiper July 25 Matt Spangenberg Valerie Vogt Brandi Love Rebecca Spann July 26 Kay Shout Mason Rieger July 27 Donna Baldwin Jacob Davis Emily Blum Landri Andersen July 28 Gordon Morris July 29 Garrett Robins Lucie Rutkowski Steve O’Neal July 30 Patrick Scruggs Mike Williams Jerod Williams Brett Mullins July 31 Clay LaPoint Susan Tressler Caleb Wolf Andrew VanDeWater Jill Abernethy of First United Methodist Church of Pflugerville Kindergarten Hand’s on curriculum in a Faith based environment. School will follow the Pflugerville ISD school calendar. 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Tuition rates: $500.00 per month Low Staff/child ratios ~ Spanish ~ Art ~ Music More information available by calling 251-2977 or visit our website at: www.pecanstreetchristianschool.org VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL June 23 - 27 5:45 - 8:00 p.m. Accepting kids entering Kindergarten to entering 5th grade. Registration opened April 1st. Sign up on www.pflame.org $10 donations per child are welcome but not required. Volunteers are essential to make this event a success! Please prayerfully consider where you can help! Set Up, Music, Team Leader, Crafts, Snack, Games, Service Projects, Faith Skills. Volunteer Registration Forms can be found on our web site www.pflame.org “I FORGOT”BUNCH Austin Aquarium Thursday, July 17 Cost - $13 per person Leave Church at 10 a.m. PLEASE RSVP by July 6th Questions?? Ken & Karen Reynolds 512-251-7816 [email protected] Nephew of Robin & Daniel Jalufka’s Matthew Mathis HHB 1-14 APO AE, 09304 Family Friend of James & Brenda Allen PVT Carson, Melinda 225 BSB B Quad Box 223 Schofield Barracks, HI 96857 A fellowship of mostly retirees, but all are welcome! HN Cruz, Kaylee PSC 482 Box 57 FPO, AP 96362 Walking Meter Short ↑ Long (estimated walking distance) Creekside Gathering Dear Family of Faith, We appreciate the many expressions of love and kindness shown during the loss of our husband and father, Mark King. In Christ, Sarah King, Terry King and Shelly King-Carver A come as you are worship experience. Pray & Crochet Group Contemporary Christian Music Prayer Stations Coffee Bar Scripture Art Tables Maybe it’s just what you’ve been looking for. This class is open to beginners and seasoned crafters. You are welcome to share in prayer concerns and fellowship. Wednesdays 2:00-3:30 in Room 113 Music! Music! By James A. Brunner Many years ago, I had the privilege of singing in an excellent church choir. One year, the director of a college came to give us voice lessons. I learned that when middle C is struck on the piano, the bones of the inner ear vibrate exactly 256 times per second. Our ears open to receive the music in and around us. We think as many as 50,000 thoughts a day. When we walk, we use about 200 muscles. The mystery of our birth, the mystery of the love we feel, the mystery of our identity are unfathomable. Each of us is an incredible example of creation. We are “fearfully and wonderfully made.” Everyday life isn’t everyday. The surface of what we see and hear isn’t all there is. When we laugh, when we cry, when we feel something happening inside, we open ourselves to the possibilities of seeing God more deeply. The potential of the life that we have been given is breathtaking — when we pay attention. The possibilities are endless. The music of the presence of God is everywhere. If we open our ears, we can hear it. Yes, God is near. Listen to the music of God’s presence. Drive a Senior Volunteers in Motion Volunteers providing Transportation and Support Services for the Elderly in Pflugerville (512) 310-1060 www.faithinactioncaregivers.org Volunteer Opportunities: 1. Driving an older adult to the doctors, grocery store, beauty shop or errand. 2. Providing handyman services helping with minor home repairs. 3. Telephoning a senior once a week to see how they are doing. All our volunteers schedule their own time to volunteer and are provided with training to help understand the population that you will work with. We are supported by contributions from corporate donations, foundations, grants, sponsoring congregations and individuals. There is no charge for services. Volunteers provide services free of charge. KNO United Methodist Men's Fellowship 3rd Saturday every month 8:00 am breakfast July 12th 4:30-9:00 p.m. Next Meeting June 21 Come join us for a fun-filled evening of age appropriate, GAMES, CRAFTS, DINNER and the “MOVIE OF THE MONTH”! Open to all Methodist Men - Questions ?? call Coe Groce, President UMM Would you be available to drive for Meals on Wheels? Please contact Pat LaSalle at 670-7761 or [email protected] Ages 14 months - 12 years $20.00 per child / $10.00 per sibling Dinner & snack provided To register: Fill out envelope, add payment and place in black mailbox. Information sheets must be filled out and turned in to office when registering. Fees must be paid at the time of sign-up as spots fill up fast! Childcare Coordinator - Robin Jalufka [email protected] Sunday Worship Services 8:30 a.m. - Morning Glory Worship Service in the Sanctuary 10:45 a.m. - Traditional Worship Service in the Sanctuary 11:00 a.m. - Creekside Gathering Contemporary Worship Service in the Family Life Center Physical Address: Mailing Address: 500 East Pecan Street P.O. Box 560 Pflugerville, TX 78691 (512) 251-2575 Office Phone (512) 989-2536 Fax [email protected] Wade Lindstrom, Senior Pastor (903) 413-2415 Pastor’s Cell [email protected] Valerie Vogt, Associate Pastor [email protected] (714) 253-2669 Pastor’s Cell
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