`Good` News` - Channahon United Methodist Church

VOL. 60 No. 9 September 2014
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NEWSLETTER OF:
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CHANNAHON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
PASTOR STEVE GOOD
24751 W. EAMES, CHANNAHON IL 60410 815-467-5275
WWW.CHANNAHONUMC.ORG
Mark Your Calendar
9.1
Labor Day
Church office is closed
9.6
‘Crusin’ for Logan Car Show
9.7
Sunday School & Fall
Programs Kick-Off
9.10
‘KIDZ CLUB’ begins
9.13
All Church Pig Roast Picnic
9.27
ADULT GAME NIGHT
9.30
New Testament
Bible Study begins
‘Good’ News’
“I read about a guy who catches exotic fish for
aquarium owners”, recalled Penny Rose in her book
Pathway to God’s Treasures – Ephesians. “His top-selling
fish is the shark. He explained that if you catch a small
shark and confine it to an aquarium, it would only grow in
proportion to its environment. A shark can be a mere six
inches long and still be an adult. It’s growth is stunted by
it’s surroundings. But if you turn that dwarfed shark loose
in the ocean, he’ll grow to his normal length of nearly eight
feet.”
“The same thing can happen to Christians. I’ve seen
some of the cutest little Christians swim around in a little
puddle of self-centeredness. They stay small and immature
it their faith. But place them into a larger arena- the
vastness of the body of Christ – and they can reach their
full potential and ‘grow up in all things into Him who is the
head – Christ’ (Eph.4:15)”.
Penny’s analogy intrigued me as I reflected on the
physical expansion of our “tank” with the creation of our
new multi-purpose Fellowship Wing, now in full construction
mode. Though our life of faith isn’t confined to our building,
we can still ponder whether the expansion of our facility can
be matched with a similar expansion or maturity of our faith.
Our Christian Education Team has recently put in long
hours of work to clear unsightly clutter in our Sunday
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School rooms and organize them for our
new season of learning and spiritual
growth for our children and adults (THANK
YOU!). Their goal is to make these spaces
in our existing building more attractive,
hospitable, and conducive to learning.
Invitation to the New Testament –
Adult Study
So many wonderful spiritual growth
opportunities will be taking place in these
re-claimed spaces: Sunday School for all
ages, Tuesday night Adult bible study,
Confirmation Class, Youth groups, worship
and service opportunities. Our building is
growing. . . let’s grow with it so we can
reach the full potential that God created
within us.
Tuesday nights, 7:00pm – 8:00pm,
Beginning Sept. 30 thru Nov. 18
Sunday Mornings 10:30am-11:30am
Sept. 28 thru Nov. 16
This 8-session adult small group experience, led by
Pastor Steve (Tuesday) and Wilson Young (Sunday) makes
use of weekly video segments to better understand the
New Testament and renew our commitment to be
shaped by the story of Jesus – personally and together.
We will explore the writings of the New Testament
using the story of Jesus as a starting point. Join us as we
learn how the early church embraced the message of
Jesus and grew as disciples to create vibrant
communities of faith.
“Do not be conformed to this world,
but be transformed
by the renewal of your mind”
Peace, Steve
Reminder:
September 7th
we will resume our normal worship
schedule every Sunday
9am - Traditional
10:30am Contemporary
Cost: $16 for Participant book
Sign up in Narthex and pick up your booklet.
Read through Chapter One
before our first class on September 28th or 30th.
CUMC
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Pastor Steve and the Leadership Team would like to know if you are interested in
serving on one of our program or administrative groups/committees at CUMC,
beginning January 2015.
This fall, we will gather names of those who are interested in helping with one of
these groups who do much of the “behind the scenes” planning for most of our
congregational life together.
Examples include: Youth Council, Education Team, Nurture Team, Outreach Team,
Trustees, Finance, Staff-Parish Relations.
You may call the church, or email [email protected]
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Class is now forming to start in October
Students 8th - 12th grade who are interested
in participating in Confirmation Class this year,
please contact Pastor Steve for information
815-467-5275 ext 11 or
Email [email protected]
Playtime with the Bishop
An evening for Young Adults ~ Ages 18 - 39
Join us Saturday October 4th ~ from 3-6 pm
for a fun afternoon of fellowship and conversation with Bishop Sally Dyck.
Email us at [email protected]
or find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/41931209256
We will meet at 1st UMC Elgin, 216 East Highland Ave. in Elgin
Bishop Sally Dyck
S.T.O.M.P.
presents ‘The
Farmers Market Table’
FUNDRAISER
The Sr. High Small Group (STOMP) is organizing our very own farmer's market
to benefit our Senior High Small Group Retreat in October.
We invite you to "shop" for produce and pastries after worship over the next few Sundays and leave a freewill donation to help cover some of the cost for the Sr. High Small Group retreat taking place in October
at Wesley Woods in Williams Bay, Wisconsin.
If you have an abundance of bounty from your garden and would like to donate some to our Famers Market,
please drop it off at the ‘STOMP Market Table’ in the narthex. Thank You.
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SUMMER WINDING DOWN…
STILL MORE FUN AHEAD!
Nurturing’s
Adult
Adults 18 and over…..
Euchre, cards, dice & more…
Saturday, September 27th
~ 6p - 9p ~
In the Church Narthex
Bring a snack to pass!
Coffee, Water & Lemonade
will be provided.
And Annual Pig Roast
Saturday, September 13th @ 4:00pm on the church grounds
Join us for an afternoon of food, fellowship, fun and games!
All family and friends are welcome! We hope you will join us for the fun!!
** Youth Group Bonfire at 7pm following the afternoon picnic **
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Over 55 group of CUMC and Friends
Channooka Area
CROP Hunger Walk
Mark your calendar - Thursday, September 11th, 2014
Artisans at Emerson
@ Emerson Creek Pottery, 5126 Stephens Road, Oswego, Il.
Sunday, October 05, 2014
They will have a collection of unique vendors, talented
artists and creative crafters. If you have never been to
Emerson Creek you will love what they have done and the
setting on the farm.
Resurrection Lutheran Church
25050 W Eames St, Channahon, IL
The Walk is a 5K.
Stay tuned for more details to come, but save the day!!
Check out the link: www.ecreekpotteryandtearoom.com/
REGISTER OR DONATE online @
www.crophungerwalk.org/channahonil
We can meet at the church and car pool at 9:30 A.M.
Please let Sharon Hedgren know if you will be attending
by Sept. 2, for lunch reservations!
Onsite Registration: 1:00 p.m.
Step-off:
1:30 p.m.
Monday, September 1st
Contact:
Harry Breen
[email protected]
815-942-5171
or
The church office will be:
Gail Chase Girard
[email protected]
815-685-3520
Calling All Choir Singers!!!
There will be a WELCOME rehearsal on
Wednesday September 3rd at 6pm
Weekly rehearsals will be every Sunday at
8am beginning on September 7th.
Psalm 139:14
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August Dates
Thursday September 4th , 10a-2p
*UMW Circles will begin meeting again in September:
.10cent sale and BAKE SALE
Monday
th
September 8 , 6p-8p
Circle of Hope meets 2nd Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Contact Dottie Priddy-815-467-5712,
Hannah Jessup meets 2nd Wednesday at 7 p.m.
Contact Anita Young-815-467-2802,
Ladies Aid meets 1st Thursday of the month when Thrift
Shop is open. Contact Sandy Fodero-815-467-5027.
Rachel Circle meets 2nd Tuesday at 6 p.m.
Contact Lana Stafford-815-483-3796,
Ruth Circle meets 2nd Monday at 10 a.m.
Contact Cindy Vong-815-467-6840.
.10cent sale
Thursday September 18th 10a-2p
Monday September 22nd 6p-8p
Ladies Aid Meet ~ September 4th ~ 9am
Thrift Shop is doing well and getting lots of new
customers. We have an over abundance of clothes so we
threw in a few .25 cent sales. The donations just keep
rolling in and we are very grateful for them.
All women are welcome!
*UMW will have a fund raiser to benefit Grace Children’s
Hospital in Haiti. This will be presented to the UMW
membership in September and the congregation will have an
opportunity to participate in October. Please watch for more
information in the October Circuit Rider.
We are very grateful that we were able to use Room #140
most of the summer, it has made things much easier for us
to have that room for our overflow.
We will be having our Ten Cent Sale on Thursday, Sept.
4th and Monday, Sept 8th. During the Thursday hours
which are 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. we will be having a Bake
Sale by the piece, on Thursday only. Our hours for
Monday is 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. We have lots of nice
items left so come on out and get a sweet tooth fix and
some bargains too.
*World Thank Offering will be celebrated at both worship
services on November 16.
*Our ANNUAL COOKIE SALE will be held on December
13 at 9 a.m. BAKERS and VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
After the Ten Cent Sale we will be re-stocking with our
Fall/ Winter items.
Char Musser
CUMW President
We are excited about our move to our new room and
really appreciate that we are getting it...thanks everyone.
Rachel Circle
September 9th
6pm
@ Rose Admonis’
Hannah Jessup
Circle
September 10th
7pm @ Penny
Kendirck’s
UMW
Circles
At Channahon UMC
Circle of Hope
September 11
7pm @
Kathy
Leatherwood’s
Wednesday,
th
September 10 , @ 11:30am
Suggested Donation is $4 per person
Reservations are requested
by calling the Channahon Township
815-467-2569.
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Ruth Circle
September 8th
10am
@ Georgia
Johnson’s
Come along on the journey! You do not need to be a member of
CUMC to enjoy our active learning environment. All programming is
open to the anyone – invite a friend, relative or neighbor to join you!
Sunday School classes are offered for children from Pre-school through 12th grade
And an Adult Class is offered on Sunday mornings from 10:30-11:30 a.m.
Here’s What You Can Look For
Sunday, September 7th – Fall Programming Open House
*Leaders from all of the programs and classes beginning this Fall will have a space in the Education Wing.
*Come learn more about the Adult Classes, Kidz Club, Jr High Small Group, S.T.O.M.P., Youth Group,
the Confirmation Program and Musical Groups kicking off a new season of programs and activities.
*This will be a little bit different than the Rally Days and Kick-Off’s of the past.
The Sunday School teachers will be in the Education Wing from 10:30-11:30. This will be a time for
families to join their children in their classrooms and learn about the changes to the program. Teachers
will share an overview of the class, explain faith milestone goals, explain the “No More Malaria”
campaign for Sunday school offering, share the annual calendar and any answer questions you may have.
Each class will also have a project to begin together with their families and teachers to help decorate their
space.
Wednesday, September 10th, 6-7 p.m. - Kidz Club for children in 1st-5th grade
This ministry is led by Barb Sweet and Cassi Walker and meets on Wednesday evenings Sept-May. The
multi-age group explores Christian values, giving and serving by using music, art, science, storytelling,
drama, games, cooking and videos. Kidz Club takes the teachings from Sunday school and begins to apply
them and explore them in practical and meaningful ways.
Sunday, September 14th, 9 a.m. Worship – Prayer Pillow and Bible Presentation
Prayer Pillows - Children starting Sunday School for the 1st time will be presented with a handmade fleece
pillow to celebrate this milestone. Please sign your child up on the sheet in the narthex so they can receive
this gift from the congregation as part of their journey of faith formation.
Bible Presentation – as a gift from the congregation all children in 3rd & 4th grade will be presented with
a Bible during worship. Please sign up on the form in the narthex so the bibles can be prepared for this
special day.
Sunday, September 14th – 1st day of Sunday school classes for Pre -12th grade
Sunday, September 28th & Tuesday, September 30th – 1st day of Adult Study Class (see page #2 for more details)
Sunday morning Adult Sunday Classes will continue through May.
Registration is taking place now for all of the Fall classes and programs.
Sign-up sheets and registration forms are available in the narthex. If you
have any questions, call the church office at (815) 467-5275, or speak with
Tenley Denton, Christian Education Team Chair, Bonnie Babich, Director of
Children & Family Ministries or Roger Beitzel, Youth Leader.
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Youth Group Reflection
By Roger Beitzel
Remembering
The last few weeks I’ve watched a lot of news stories about the death of Robin Williams.
I remember a certain Tuesday night in 1978. I was 12 years old at the time, and we almost always watched
"Happy Days" on Tuesday nights in my house. We still had a black and white television in those days. (We
wouldn’t get a color TV for three more years.) That evening’s episode of "Happy Days" was titled “My Favorite
Orkan” and featured a 26 year-old comedian as an alien who visited Milwaukee and tried to take Richie
Cunningham back to his home planet. (I admit, I had to do some google research to fill in some of those details.)
Robin Williams’ appearance that night was a hit, and it led to the spin-off show "Mork and Mindy," which
premiered later that year and ran for four seasons. We watched almost every week. My Dad and I would even
have silly made-up arguments using two of the nonsense alien words from the show, “nanoo-nanoo” and
“shozbotz.” It was a silly sitcom with mediocre writing, but Williams' portrayal of the main character was firstrate.
Later I enjoyed Robin Williams in "Good Morning Vietnam." Another great role was the doctor in “Patch
Adams. But the film role that left the most lasting impression was as English teacher John Keating in "Dead
Poet’s Society," which released in 1989. A drama film, its theme “Carpe diem, seize the day” and its handling of
family conflict, academic pressure, and teen suicide had a significant impact on me at age 23.
I’ve enjoyed watching Robin Williams in a number of other roles through the years, but none are more
memorable for me than Mork and Mr. Keating.
Robin Williams would battle depression and drug and alcohol addiction at various points throughout his career.
The man who made the world laugh had some serious internal struggles. Many of us have difficulty
understanding how someone so wealthy and famous could struggle with something like depression. But that’s
how depression is. Rich or poor, celebrity or regular person, young or old, it can affect anyone. And sometimes
the person we least suspect is the one who’s struggling with it the most.
I’ve lived with chronic depression for a number of years. Thankfully, several years of counseling and continuing
medication have helped reduce its impact in my life, but there are still days when I feel the symptoms.
Compared to what some people face, my depression is relatively mild. But I understand how debilitating it can
be and how it can cloud someone’s judgment.
We’ve heard all kinds of conversations about depression and suicide. It’s sad that it takes the untimely death of a
celebrity to get us talking about these things, but these are conversations that need to be had, and it’s my prayer
that this increased awareness will save some lives. I’m also praying that we’ll learn to take care of each other
and look out for each other a little more.
Thanks for making us laugh, Robin. You’ll be missed.
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S.T.O.M.P.
Students Taking Our Ministries Personally
Sr. High Small Group of Channahon United Methodist Church
The SR. High Small Group Leaders WELCOME all Sr. High Youth
~ 9th – 12th ~ grade to our small group STOMP.
Our first small group meeting of STOMP will be on Sunday September 21, 2014. We will meet from 6:00 pm to
8:00 pm at the church. This year our group will meet every other Sunday – starting with the 21st of September
and every other Sunday after that.
This year our focus will be based around the name we all decided on last year. We will work towards doing
mission activity within and outside of our church walls. Please come with your ideas on how you see this vision
and focus taking place.
We are excited to be leaders of this group and look forward to meeting with each and every one of you during this
time.
Remember we have our Sr. High Retreat in October. This will be a time to get away from the everyday activities,
have some fun and learn more about each other and the group.
A loving message and invite from your Sr. High Leaders
Kellen Walker, Mary Caher and Nancy Geldean
Proverbs 22:6 Teach your children right from wrong, and when they are grown they will still do right.
September
Youth Ministry Calendar
Sept. 13
Youth Group BONFIRE
Following Church Picnic and Pig Roast
7:00 – 10:00 p.m. at the church.
Enjoy campfire stories, games, & S’mores
Sept. 19
Box City of Hope
Sept. 21
Senior High Small Group
S.T.O.M.P. Resumes 6 – 8 p.m.
Sept. 24
Junior High Small Group
Resumes 6 – 7:30 p.m.
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Photo Gallery
Beach Fun at Lake Will
Ice Cream Social with the Youth Group!
Construction begins….
Rick Lyman oversees day ONE!
The ‘Ground Breaking Ceremony’ and Blessing of the new building.
“Unless the Lord builds the house, it’s builders labor in vain.” Ps. 127:1
Acts 4:32
The group of followers all felt the same way about everything. None of them claimed that their
possessions were their own, and they shared everything they had with each other.
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Community & Future Church
Outreach’s
Crafters and Vendors Fair
October 18th 9a-2p at CUMC
If you are a crafter or a merchandise vendor and would be interested in
this Outreach fundraiser, please contact the church office 815-467-5275
or Jodi Landes at 815-409-075 to reserve your table.
there will be not be multiple vendors of the same commodities,
reservations are on a first come/first serve basis.
Cedar Lake Ministries—Cedar Lake Indiana invites couples to join them on this all-inclusive
‘Lets Get Real’ weekend retreat, featuring speakers Dale & Jen Forehand with personal, practical and
biblical principals of marriage from shattered to restoration. Times of praise and worship led by Jonathan
& Kate Burkey, teaching from ‘God’s Word’, and fun activities including a good ‘Ol fashion Hoedown’.
Lodging is limited to approximately 30couples, so register soon.
Who: All Couples
When: Friday, October 10th - Sunday afternoon October 12th
Where: Cedar Lake Ministries - Cedar Lake Indiana (approx. 1hr from CUMC)
Cost: Per Couple: $269 (group discount if booked before 9/11 with $50 deposit) or $288 (after 9/11)
Includes a private room-full or queen bed/private bath for 2nights
5 Buffet meals –Friday dinner through Sunday brunch
More discounts: Sharing a 2bdroom/1bath rate is $225(before 9/11) after 9/11—$243
Take a brochure (in narthex) for more details and for RV Park Overnight availability and pricing.
When booking—mention Channahon UMC for the discount!
Visit www.cedarlakeministries.org/register_couples1.htm or call 219-374-5941
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OUR CHURCH’S CONCERNS
Surgeries/Hospitalizations
Leonard Hoffman, Kathy Lawrence(Good), my sister(Gwen Tunney), Dick McLaughlin, Alexis Barga(Brick),
Health Issues and General Prayer Requests
Rose Kickert(Gledeans & Sweets), Roy Robb, Bill McClintock, BW Self, Lindstrom Family, our Oklahoma friends(Lynch),
friend Jan & Kiane(Szoke), Fred Asp & Mark Lemmerman & Debbie Wright(Hedgren), Zinn family(Hayden),
Tina Lentz & family(Platt), Pixie Koenig, co-worker’s family and daughter Kim(Ciolkosz), Judy Clausen(Lehman), Dom Fodero,
Dave Stafford, sister Sandy-brother Keith-cousin LeAnne(Beitzel), friend Sara(Babich), Good Family,
All the students starting this year, the construction of our new building and financial state of our church.
*Names in ( ) are those who have requested the prayers.
Thank You’s…
Thank You!! It is truly awesome of CUMC VBS to collect so
many school supplies. The materials collected last year went
to good use. The fact that I am able to bring more supplies for
the students again is great. The students really appreciate what
you have done and know where to find basic supplies
throughout the year. You Guys Rock!
Charlie Bassett
OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHIES
Dee Sneed & family
On the passing of her brother Ronald Vetter
Tina Lentz & family
On the death of her husband Paul Lentz
Many thanks for all of the prayers, cards and phone calls in this
time of great loss. My brother will be sorely missed, but the
warmth of the prayer blanket will give me comfort. Thank you.
Dee & Dar Sneed
Judy Clausen and family
On the death of her son Tim Connelly
Thank You Lana Stafford, Dottie Priddy, & Donna Szoke for
helping in the office while I took some time off.
Kris Hayden
Michael Finney & family
On the passing of his mom Marion Finney.
Thank you one and all for your prayers and concerns during my
illness. I am on the mend and with God’s help and prayers I will
be there ASAP.
Leonard Hoffman
Psalm 73:25 “My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is
the strength of my hear and my portion forever.’.
Our Joys to Share
It was a joy to see so many pets at our Outdoor service. 50 dogs
and 1 guinea pig!!!
Ray & Dawn Brick - it is so wonderful when we see Alexis
making progress and getting stronger.
Donna Szoke - it was wonderful and such fun to walk the STOMP
out Malaria 5k… Thank you Jodi Landes & Outreach team.
Wallers - Moved Jace to a new apartment in Madison WI.
Meadows - visit from my mother from Arizona.
Denoyers - Mackenzie starts at Univ. of Arizona.
Bonnie Babich - a joy to have such great help to get our
classrooms under way for Sunday School!
Janet Robb - enjoyed my 50th year HS reunion.
Dee Sneed - our graduate granddaughters - Corie from HS and
Heather from grade school .
Pat Williamson - our 19th great grandchild Annie was born,
Geldeans - Andy leaves for U of I.
Rose Fields - it’s a joy to have my granddaughter Laura to visit.
Celebrations:
Kellen & Michelle - 8years of marriage
Steve Good - Raney’s birthday 8/7
Jim Waller - Aunt Nor’s 90th birthday *& Joan’s birthday.
Bonnie Babich & Tammy Platt celebrating shared birthday!
Bonnie & Bob Babich - 18years of marriage.
Nancy Allen ‘s birthday
Joanie & Terry White - 30years of marriage
Jim & Jo Walker - 36 years of very blessed marriage.
Our new building is underway… Foundation was poured on
Wednesday, August 20th… Be sure to stop by and see the
progress…
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September Birthdays
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2
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3
4
6
7
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8
8
9
9
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Joe Borracci
Michael Finney
Aaron Platt
Carolyn Harrell
Colton Francisco
Bob Manion
Jimmy Anderson
Mary Caher
Ben Young
Michael Nickel
Matthew Powell
Madonna Arnold
Macie Mossberger
Tom Sweet
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10
10
12
12
12
13
15
15
15
17
17
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18
Richard Taylor
Mitchell Berkey
Nick Botz
Sonny Hedgren
Carol Hoffman
Tori Weller
Glen Meadows
Seth Bouselli
Jackie Goggins
Ray VanMeter
Cassi Norman
Adam Platt
Donna Szoke
Rebecca Lynch
September Anniversaries
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18
19
19
21
22
23
23
25
26
27
27
28
30
Brett Middleton
Steve Olson
Bob Coen
Ray McSteen
Barb Sweet
Nathan Greep
Steve Good
Jean Lawrence
Joe Eigenheer
Gabrielle Jones
Steve Admonis
Ryan Sartori
John Sartori
Brenan Regas
9/2
9/3
9/5
9/6
9/7
9/10
9/11
9/13
9/18
9/24
9/24
9/27
9/30
Brett & Sommer Middleton
Sonny & Sharon Hedgren
Nick & Amy Olson
Dick & Margaret McLaughlin
Randy & Tammy Platt
Rick & Michelle Mossberger
Joe & Bonnie Eigenheer
Mike & Deb O’Brien
Ron & Michelle Blazekovich
Steve & Linda Olson
Ben & Bri Young
Roy & Janet Robb
Ray & Cathy Breen
If we have missed your birthday or anniversary and you would like it to be
added to the weekly bulletin announcement and monthly Circuit Rider,
please contact the church office @ 815-467-5275
or email: [email protected]
September Sunday Service Volunteers
Church Ambassador: Jackie Goggins
Counters:
Ricky Lawrence & Mark Lindstrom
9:00 am Communion Servers: Barb Powell, Rachel Lynch, Janet Robb, Donna Szoke
10:30am Communion Servers: Nancy Geldean, Mary Caher, Dave McMurtry
September 7
September 14
September 21
September 28
Greeters
Geldean Family
Roy & Janet Robb
Elena Warren
Donna Szoke
Liturgists
9am
Rachel Lynch
Lana Stafford
Donna Szoke
Dee Sneed
Liturgist
10:30am
Nancy Geldean
Mary Caher
Mary Essary
Lisa McMurtry
A/V
9am
Adam Taylor
Adam Platt
Steve Olson
Mark Lindstrom
Mike & Amy
Geldean
Anita Young
Tim Wasilewski
A/V
10:30am
Liam O’Brien
Bobby Babich
Mark 10:45 “For even the Son of Man came not to be served
but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.”
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The Channahon United
The
Methodist Church
CIRCUIT
RIDER
Volume 60, No.9, September 2014
Editor: Kris Hayden
CUMC reserves the right to edit all submitted materials.
24751 W. Eames (Rt. 6),
Channahon, IL 60410
www.channahonumc.org
Pastor: Steve Good
Cell #: 815-922-6872
[email protected]
SUNDAY WORSHIP SCHEDULE
Youth Leader: Roger Beitzel
[email protected]
Director of Children & Family Ministries
Bonnie Babich
[email protected]
Office Ministry Assistant:
Kris Hayden
[email protected]
Traditional Worship
Contemporary Worship
Coffee & Donut Fellowship
Sunday School (all ages)
9:00am
10:30am
10:15-11:00am
10:30am
Office Hours
Mon. – Fri.: 9:00am-1:00pm
Phone: 815-467-5275/ Fax: 815-467-7435
CHANNAHON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
24751 W. Eames St. Channahon, IL 60410
We are especially grateful for: