January 2009 Newsletter Format.pub

December 2008
Volume 122, Issue 12
THE VISITOR
C H U R C H
O F
N e w
SPECIAL
POINTS
OF
INTEREST
•
December 25:
Bring a Friend to
Church!
5:00 p.m.
Family Service
7:30 p.m.
Candlelight
Service
•
January 17:
Committee
Leadership
Retreat
•
January 22:
Beginning
Handbells Begins
T H E
M A S T E R
M e m b e r s R e c e i v e d
D e c e m b e r 1 4
Jeff and Kendall Adams and their daughter, Caroline have joined by Transfer of
Membership from the Lansing UMC, in
Lansing NY. Their address is 5111 Oakmont Place Westerville, 43082 and their
phone number is 882.2346. Jeff is Director of Human Resources for ToledoMettler in Westerville. Kendall has
worked in the past as a leader in a local
Food Bank in New York.
Brett and Tori Fedak have joined by Profession of Faith (Brett) and Transfer of
Membership (Tori, from the St. Paul’s
UMC in Defiance, Ohio.) Tori is a Social
Studies Teacher in the Southwest Licking
Schools at Watkins Memorial High School
where she is also a volleyball and basketball coach. Brett is a Vice President for
Riverstone Construction. Their address is
3532 Frenchpark Drive Columbus 43231.
The Fedak’s phone number is 891.0189.
Jay and Jennifer Catherine have joined by
Profession of Faith. Jay is a Sr. Programming Analyst for the Limited Brands. Jennifer is a former Kindergarten teacher
and now is a stay at home mom with
daughter Janie Elise who was born in July
2008. Their address is 320 Abbotsford
Drive Westerville 43082 and their phone
number is 865.1976.
Larry and Mary Lou Lawrence have joined
by Transfer of Membership from First
Community Church in Grandview Heights.
Larry and Mary Lou are retired. Larry
worked in the medical field as a dentist.
Their address is 8959 Robinhood Circle
and their phone number is 882.3963. (No
picture available at this time.)
INSIDE THIS
ISSUE:
Children’s Ministry
3
General Budget 2009
4
Opportunities
4
Health & Wellness
5
You Are Invited
6
Leadership Retreat
6
Leadership Roster
7
Dr. Todd D. Anderson,
Anderson
Pastor
Michele Beach,
Administrative Secretary
882-2153
chmaster.org
(Continued on page 2)
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T h e
N e w
M e m b e r s ,
Robin and David Mead have joined by Profession of
Faith. Their address is 538 Woodlake Drive Westerville, Ohio 43081. The Mead’s phone number is
890.6002. David is the Vice President for Business
Affairs at Otterbein College and Robin is a K-6 Music
teacher for the North Fork Local Schools in Licking
County. Together, they have two adult children:
Joshua who lives in north central Ohio, and Rebecca
who lives in California.
V i s i t o r
C o n t i n u e d
Chuck, Makayla, Elizabeth and Jacob Sampson have
joined by Transfer of Membership from Fishers UMC in
Fishers Indiana, a suburb of Indianapolis. Their address is 639 Northridge Court Westerville, Ohio 43081
and their phone number is 891.8544. Chuck is Manager of the Scottrade in Westerville and Makayla is a
stay at home mom. Together they have 4 children,
daughter Elizabeth Edwards is in college, son Jacob is
an 8th grader, son Will is a 5th grader and daughter
Chloe is in Kindergarten.
R e c e n t
B a p t i s m s
♦
ToryLea Bryn Eifert,
Eifert daughter of Travis and Cathy
Eifert was baptized on November 9, 2008.
♦
Naomi Bangura was baptized on November 29,
2008.
♦
Connor Theodore Huston,
Huston son of John and Lisa
Huston was baptized on December 7, 2008.
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T h e
R a i n b o w s
a n d
In last month’s newsletter, I posted information about
a change in Rainbows and Sonbeams format to happen in January. Due to scheduling issues, we will not
begin our new format of Rainbows and Sonbeams until
February. The trail format will set apart the Rainbows
and Sonbeams time as a deliberate time of spiritual
formation, quite different than the information emphasis of our Sunday morning Master Class or Music and
the Master’s programming. We will be trying a curriculum that is called “The Way of the Child,” published by
the Upper Room Ministries. It will be structured
around reflective centers that change with the church
season so it will broadly follow the flow of the liturgical
calendar.
This is in response to hearing from several Rainbows
and Sonbeams teachers, as well as parents of those
children using the program that there are concerns
that this valuable time is not being used to its poten-
V i s i t o r
S o n b e a m s
tial. The program has been in existence a long time
with very good intent; but it is time to reevaluate the
program and define anew the goals for this precious
time that we have with the children.
This will be very different than what Rainbows and
Sonbeams has been for a while. However, knowing
that children have very busy lives and that there is not
a time set aside for worshipping and being present to
God in the scope of the current children’s experience
at Church of the Master, it seems a valuable effort to
create this time and space to provide age appropriate
ways to allow children to develop the tools that open
themselves to God.
There will be an orientation meeting with parents of
children in Grades K-3 from at 7:00 p.m. Thursday,
February 5, in the Senior High Room. Please plan on
attending.
U 2 U 2 u 2 u 2 u 2 u 2 u 2 u 2
C h i l d r e n ’ s
C h o i r s
It’s almost a new year, we have new songs to sing, and
we would like new friends to sing them with! If you
have thought about coming to Music and the Master,
but haven’t done so, now is a great time to come!
We’ve been wanting to get to know you. If you used to
come, and haven’t been back this year, now is a great
time to come! We’ve really been missing you. If you
came once or twice and never got back, now is a great
time to come! We’ve saved you a place in the choir
and a chair at the table. Come and make some new
friends or catch up with the old ones. Cherub Choir is
for children ages 3 through Kindergarten, along with
an adult, and Junior Choir is for the first through fifth
graders. We hope to see you at 5:30 p.m. for fellowship, singing, and dinner. There is no better place to
be on a Thursday! January 8 will be our first meeting
of the new year.
If you have any questions about children’s choirs,
please contact Miss Kitty at 447-8045. God loves you
and I love you. Miss >^..^<
In January, we will tuck in for a movie and game night
at the church of Saturday, January 10, from 6:30 p.m.
—9:00 p.m. Please bring your favorite snack to share,
computer game or game system or an appropriate
movie to vote on. We will have use of the computer
room and the Movie Theater. RSVP [email protected] by January 8 and let me know what
electronic support for your game hookup you need me
to provide. See you then!
U n i t e d M e t h o d i s t
C a m p S c h o l a r s h i p s
United Methodist camps offer children and youth great
new experiences and give them unique opportunites to
learn and grow in their faith. The Education Committee is excited that Church of the Master is supporting
famlies of campers by giving scholarships to those going to camps this summer. Scholarship funds will be
disbursed equally among child members and children
of members (18 and younger) who are registered for
camps by April 1. Funds will be given as rebates for
registrations fees paid to the camps.
Look for upcoming information about visits from camp
representatives, who will have lots of information and
can answer questions about particular camps and
camping experiences.
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T h e
G e n e r a l
B u d g e t *
F u n d
Total Staff Parish Expenses
260,933.75
(including new Director of Mosiac Ministries)
Total Trustee Expenses
84,056.64
Total Missions and Benevolences 80,805.00
Total Music and Worship
16,645.00
Total Church Office
16,756.00
Total Ministry Programs
8,761.00
Total Youth Ministry
9,000.00
Total Education
7,178.00
Total Finance Committee
4,200.00
Total Miscellaneous
1,700.00
Total Expenses
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M i s s i o n a n d C h u r c h
O p p o r t u n i t i e s
♦
WARM Needs for January are Valentine’s Day
candy, applesauce, canned meats (chicken,
salmon, tuna, Spam, etc.), soup, spaghetti sauce,
and shampoo. Other items and paper grocery bags
are always welcome.
♦
Cancelled postage stamps:
stamps Please save your
Christmas mail cancelled postage stamps for the
Circle 3 UMW Mission Project container in the
Chapel. Thank you!
♦
Searching for a new coordinator for the YWCA Family Shelter bibi-monthly meal:
meal Duties include providing a sign up sheet and rounding up volunteers to
cook and serve a meal at the shelter every other
month. For more information contact Pam Johnson
at 891-2291 or Jan Hamann at 890-1894.
♦
YWCA Family Center: Cooks and servers are needed
to feed homeless families on Tuesday, January 20
at the YWCA Family Center. Cooks: sloppy joe filling, fruit, buns and cookies are needed (bring to the
church by 4:45 p.m.) Servers: Dish up food familystyle from 5:15 p.m.—8:00 p.m. at the family center
off 5th Avenue between Leonard and Sunbury
Roads. Signup sheets are posted on the bulletin
board in the Narthex.
490,035.39
*This 2009 expenses budget was approved at
Administrative Council on December 16, 2008.
A m y L e c t u r e
S e r i e s
Rev. Ward Kaiser
“Seeing the World’s
Religious Strife Maps”
Rev. Kaiser is a renowned historian
and cartographer.
February 2020-22 2009
C h u r c h O f f i c e a n d
B u i l d i n g C l o s e d
The Church Office will be closed on Thursday and
Friday, January 1 and 2, and Monday, January 19. If
you need to get into the building, please make arrangements by calling the church office at 8822153. Also, please remember that Church Office
hours are 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through
Friday.
V i s i t o r
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Y O U R
T h e
H E A L T H
A N D
E X T R A ! E X T R A !
R E A D A L L A B O U T
I T !
Church of the Master has been invited to join
with Central College Presbyterian Church for a
comprehensive cardiovascular health program
for six consecutive weeks starting Tuesday, February 17, 2009 through March 24, 2009 from
5:45 P.M.-8:15 P.M. The program will be held in
Ballard Hall at CCPC. Cardiovascular disease is
one of the leading causes of death in the United
States. Cardiovascular Health & Wellness has
been held at over 80 congregations in Franklin
County over the past 13 years. This program
combines a spiritual emphasis while addressing
key risk factors for cardiovascular disease. Participants are encouraged to examine their own
lifestyle issues to increase wellness of body,
mind and spirit.
The sessions include:
♦ Six unique educational sessions addressing
cardiovascular risk factors offered by experts
in the field (nurses, doctors and specially
trained instructors)
♦ A catered heart healthy meal at each session
♦ Blood pressure, Weight, Body Mass Index,
Cholesterol and Glucose readings
♦ A half hour exercise at each education session geared to all fitness levels
♦ Individualized Lifestyle Profile Report
♦ A health manual to facilitate the participant’s
organization of health related information
♦ Six and twelve month follow-up sessions for
re-evaluation of blood pressure, lab work and
lifestyle profile.
All of this is available for a fee of $15 for the entire program, which also covers the cost of the
health manual.
manual
In 2009 take charge of your own health and see
that positive changes made in high-risk behavior
can lower blood pressure, reduce the risk of diabetes, stroke and cardiac arrest. If you have
questions, please do not hesitate to contact me
and prayerfully consider taking part in this opportunity. Registration will begin Sunday, January 25
at church.
W E L L N E S S
V i s i t o r
C O R N E R
I M P O R T A N T
C H A N G E
PLEASE NOTE:
NOTE
Blood Pressure Screenings will be held the FIRST Sunday of the month beginning in January.
G o o d
M o r n i n g
I’m God. Today I will be handling all of your problems.
Please remember that I do not need your help.
If the devil happens to deliver a situation to you
that you cannot handle,
DO NOT attempt to resolve it. Kindly put it in the
SJFTD (something for Jesus to do) box.
It will be addressed in MY time, not yours.
Once the matter is placed into the box,
DO NOT hold on to it or attempt to remove it.
Holding on or removal will delay
the resolution of your problem.
If it is a situation that you think
you are capable of handling,
Please consult me in prayer
to be sure that it is the proper resolution.
Because I no not sleep nor do I slumber,
there is no need for you to lose any sleep.
Rest my child. If you need to contact me,
I am only a prayer away.
Although I have the first two lines of this printed out
(hung in my cubicle at work), I did not realize there was
more to the piece until I found this in a Parish Nurse
publication.
May you have a Blessed New Year.
Kay George, R.N. Faith Community Nurse
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T h e
Yo u A r e I n v i t e d
♦
BRING A FRIEND TO CHURCH:
CHURCH On Christmas Eve, we are asking
everyone to bring a friend with them to services. This could be a
family member who does not attend, single parents, a widow/
widower, an un-churched friend down the street, or co-worker. Or
if you know children who are un-churched, invite them to the 5:00
p.m. service. We will have a special keepsake gift for every family
that joins us.
♦
BEGINNING HANDBELLS ARE BACK! Have you wanted to try
handbell ringing? Did you get a chance to ring in September and
would like to do more? Well, we’re back with beginning bells part
2. On Thursdays, starting January 22, we’ll be doing handbells for
beginners and newer ringers at 5:30 p.m. We will meet in the
South Balcony for a 30 minute rehearsal. All interested folks are
invited from middle school age and up. Can’t read music? It’s
not as hard to learn as you think. For more details, contact Kim
Hoessly at 326-3095 or [email protected]. Ring in the
new year!
M a r k Y o u r
2 0 0 9 C o m m i t t
R e t
J a n u a r y
C a l e n d a r s !
e e L e a d e r s h i p
r e a t
1 7 , 2 0 0 9
Retreat for Committee Chairs:
8:30 -9:00 Fellowship and the Ministry of Donuts
9:00 Worship Opening Context
9:15 Overview of Ad Council (Tom Schultz)
9:45 Finance and Administration (Richard Smith and Ed Dressel)
How to Read a Budget Report
How to Fill Out a 'Pink Sheet' Check Request
How to Fill Out a Budget Request Form
How to Fill Out a Facility Use Application and Event Setup Form
10:45 How to Fill out a Plan of Action Form,
Importance of Planning Methodology and Process
(Todd Anderson)
Retreat for Committee Chairs and Committee Members
11:15 Lunch with Committee Members who have just arrived
in the Fellowship Hall
Noon Worship and Communion
12:30 Orientation to our Work and "Guidelines" packet (Tom Schultz)
12:45 - 4:00 Committee Planning
(Refreshments available all afternoon)
Adjourn
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T h e
2 0 0 9 - 2 0 1 1
L E A D E R S H I P
A d m i n i s t r a t i v e
CHAIR:
Tom Schultz
SECRETARY:
STATUTORY AGENT:
LAY LEADERS: 2009:
2010:
2011:
LAY MEMBER TO
ANNUAL CONFERENCE:
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
CAMPUS MINISTRY/
EVANGELISM:
Sue Boyer
Brent Rogers
Carol Shackson
John Hinton
Chuck Share
COMMUNICATIONS:
EDUCATION:
FINANCE:
HEALTH & WELLNESS:
Greg Shaw
Pending
Linda Garber,
Susan Huffman
Jonathan Beach
Jeff Jordan
Ed Dressel
Danielle Antonaros
A d m i n i s t r a t i v e
S T A F F
SENIOR PASTOR:
Dr. Todd D. Anderson
MOSAIC MINISTER:
Pending
VISITATION PASTOR:
Rev. William Goff
ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY: Michele Beach
FINANCIAL SECRETARY:
Valerie Serfozo
CHANCEL CHOIR DIRECTOR: Gary Tirey
CHILDRENS CHOIR DIRECTOR: Kitty Laurich
EDUCATION DIRECTOR:
Jenny Freshly
CONTEMPORARY WORSHIP
COORDINATOR:
Char Schultz
CONTEMPORARY MUSIC:
David O’Connor
FACILITIES MANAGER:
Susan Huffman
ORGANIST:
Dennis Davenport
PARISH NURSE:
Kay George
B o a r d
CHAIR:
o f
2009
Martha Cornwell
2010
Steve Boyer
2011
Preston Powell
Dick Dilley
LAY LEADERSHIP
(NOMINATIONS):
MEMORIALS:
GLOBAL MISSIONS:
LOCAL MISSIONS:
SPRC:
WORSHIP:
CHURCH HISTORIAN:
MASTER’S MEN PRESIDENT:
UMW PRESIDENTS:
STEWARDSHIP:
Todd Anderson
Pending
Judy Christian
Jan Hamann
Barbara Share
Subodh Singh
Mardelle Baker
Greg Shaw
Shirley Baker
Marilyn Perry
Pending
MEMBERS AT LARGE:
2009 Ed Reiber
2010 Carol Norris
2011 Chester Addington
Brent Rogers
Susan Wendt
Jane Horn
C a m p u s M i n i s t r y
E v a n g e l i s m
CHAIRS:
Marilyn Gabel Charity Walker
John Huston
David Jones
a n d
Linda Garber
Susan Huffman
2009
Linda Garber
Jodiebeth Bloedel
2010
Marcia Ogle
Michele Beach
2011
Linda Coleman
Barbara Piper
Betty Garber Jim Bloedel
Susan Huffman
Joyce Powell
Sue Matthews
Bev Freeman Sheri Mettle
C o m m u n i c a t i o n s
C o m m i t t e e
CHAIR:
George Gum
R O S T E R
C o u n c i l
T r u s t e e s
Pending
V i s i t o r
Jonathan Beach
2009
Jonathan Beach
2010
Marguerite Carroll
2011
Nick Smith
Doug Allton
Dan Fisher
Jeff Aylor
Amy Jones
Brittany Smith Erika Cohen
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2 0 0 9 - 2 0 1 1
F i n a n c e
L E A D E R S H I P
C o m m i t t e e
CHAIR:
Ed Dressel
AD COUNCIL:
Tom Schultz
A/C LAY MEMBER:
Greg Shaw
SENIOR PASTOR:
Todd Anderson
TRUSTEE REPRESENTATIVE: Pending
2009
Joe Miles
Erik Zwilling
Ken Schempf
2010
Bob Earl
Rick Hickman Neil Stutz
2011
Doris McLeaster
Dawn Tipton Teri Jones
R O S T E R ,
a n d W e l l n e s s
C a b i n e t
CHAIR:
FAITH COMMUNITY NURSE:
Bob Earl
Marie Dilley
Cathy Eifert
Danielle Antonaros
Kay George
2009
Marguerite Carroll
Melissa Stevens
2010
Janice Eddey
2011
Amy Jones
T a s k
CHAIR:
Pending
Carol McNary Birath
Rork Matthews
Carol Aumiller
Jim McLeaster
Nancy Swisher
M e m o r i a l
2009
Emily Moore
2010
Cathi Shaw
Ken Beck
2011
Mardelle Baker
C o m m i t t e e
Pending
Jim Shackson
Phil Sprecher Bill Cole
Lee Fisher
Louise Schultz
Lynn Lascheid
Nancy Coxe
Flo Amy
L a y L e a d e r s h i p
( N o m i n a t i o n s )
CHAIR:
C O N T I N U E D
S t e w a r d s h i p
F o r c e
CHAIR:
H e a l t h
V i s i t o r
Todd Anderson
Marcia Ogle
Larry Gabel
Kay George
Erika Cohen
John Hinton
G l o b a l M i s s i o n s
C o m m i t t e e
CHAIR:
2009
Judy Christian
2010
Meredith Gum
Robert Montgomery
2011
Ginny Jordan
Evelyn Cooperider
Judy Christian
Janice Eddey
Jenny Freshly
Martha Jagucki
Amy Hassenpflug
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T h e
2 0 0 9 - 2 0 1 1
W o r s h i p
L E A D E R S H I P
T a s k
R O S T E R ,
C O N T I N U E D
F o r c e
E d u c a t i o n
CHAIR:
V i s i t o r
Subodh Singh
ACOLYTE COORDINATORS:
Chris Dilley
Terri Jones
BELL CHOIR DIRECTOR:
Kim Hoessly
CHILDREN’S CHOIR:
Kitty Laurich
CHANCEL CHOIR:
Gary Tirey
ORGANIST/PIANIST:
Dennis Davenport
COMMUNION STEWARD (1st) Stacy Michaels
COMMUNION STEWARD(2nd) Suzi Jones
CONTEMPORARY WORSHIP
Char Schultz
GREETER COORDINATORS:
Barb Cole
Eva Reich
Norma Webster
HEAD USHERS:
Ron Jones
Bob Fowler
PRAYER CHAIN COORDINATOR Dawn Reeves
SOUND SYSTEM
COORDINATOR
Harry Peat
VIDEO SYSTEM
COORDINATOR:
Travis Risner
C o m m i t t e e
CHAIR:
Jeff Jordan
SUPERINTENDENT:
EDUCATION DIRECTOR:
FAMILY LIFE:
John Cole
Jenny Freshly
Marilyn Rogers
Moose Roberts
Ron Reich
Eva Reich
Barb Cole
John Hinton
Linda Stutz
OUT AND ABOUT:
ADULT ENRICHMENT:
AT LARGE:
2009
Marilyn Rogers
2010
Coby Boszor
2011
Murray Holmes
Jeff Jordan
Tom Rudge
Moose Roberts
MEMBERS AT LARGE:
2009
Lois Dressel Barbara Hughes
2010
Mark Stevens Robin Wells
2011
Claire Fohl
Amanda George
Judie Salyer
CHAIR:
Subodh Singh
S t a f f P a r i s h
R e l a t i o n s C o m m i t t e e
( S P R C )
CHAIR:
A/C Lay Member
2009
Mike Antonaros
2010
Linda Coleman
2011
Murray Holmes
Marguerite Carroll
Barbara Share
Greg Shaw
Ginny Jordan
Chris Killeya
Shirley Robson Barb Share
Alan Norris
L o c a l M i s s i o n s
C o m m i t t e e
Beth Hunt
2009
Mike Antonaros
2010
Linda Coleman
2011
Murray Holmes
Marguerite Carroll
Jan Hamann
Ginny Jordan
Chris Killeya
Shirley Robson Barb Share
Alan Norris
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Mike Antonaros
Pearl Archer
Jodiebeth Bloedel
Bob Clymer
Lon Coleman
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V i s i t o r
♦
Lew Goodrich
Larry Lawrence
Jim MacKenzie
Valerie Serfozo
Anna Underwood
Bob Clymer and family upon the death of his
sister, Annibel Brunning, on November 10.
Annibel is the aunt of Ann Peat.
♦ Traci Hurlburt upon the death of her daughter,
Kelli Shults, on November 16.
♦ Larry Gabel and family and the Shimp family
upon the death of Larry’s father, Lawrence
Gabel II, on November 20 in Greenup, IL.
Dear Friends, each of the staff members would like
to express their appreciation and thankfulness for
the prayers, support and gifts given during Christmas and throughout the year.
Congratulations to Brian and Jenny Peat upon the
birth of Isabella Grace Peat on November 23.
Proud grandparents are Harry and Ann Peat.
In Christ’s Love, The Church Staff
2 0 0 9
L a y
I greet you as the new "senior" Lay Leader of Church
of the Master. I know I have huge shoes to fill after
the last few years of leadership. I look forward to the
challenge and ask that you join me in both prayer and
practice as we begin this year together.
One of my duties is to recruit Liturgists for each Sunday's traditional worship service. I have heard that
there are people out there who would like to be included in this responsibility but have never been
asked. Please contact me! The book that is prepared
by Pastor Todd and Michele makes it very easy to fulfill this task. And it is a different perspective viewing
the congregation rather than being a part of it!
A second responsibility is to plan Laity Sunday. Our
last few years have been outstanding. This past year
we learned that Church of the Master responds unbelievably well to a challenge, or perhaps it should be
called a focus. My focus this year is the Scholarship
Fund recently established by Church of the Master. (I
will include more information about that next
month.) I will be lifting up through either personal
appearances, or articles in the Visitor, some of the
L e a d e r
young people (well, some will not be quite so young)
who have been greatly inspired and encouraged by
being a part of our congregation. Through the Christian Education program, the youth involvement, the
personal encouragement, the modeling of Christian
lives, and the feeling of being included in a circle of
love many of our young people have found a direction
in their life. Whether it is full time Christian service
professionally, or full time Christian service in their profession, Church of the Master has made a difference. What I would like to focus on is adding the dimension of financial assistance to those who need it to
make their dreams come true. You may see some
faces that you haven't seen for quite a while. You may
hear some music that you haven't heard for quite a
while. You may be remembering some relationships
you haven't thought about for quite a while. And you
will be impressed by what your nurturing has meant to
these sisters and brothers in Christ. I hope it is a year
of enlightenment, enjoyment, and development of our
scholarship program.
More news next month! Carol Shackson
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Date
Special Events
Sermon
Scripture
January 4, 2009
Epiphany Sunday
“In the Beginning was the Word”
Isaiah 60:1-6
Psalm 72 (UMH 795)
Ephesians 3:1-12
Matthew 2:1-12
January 11, 2009 Baptism of the Lord
Handbells Play
“You are the Beloved”
Genesis 1:1-5
UMH 761
Acts 19:1-7
Mark 1:4-11
January 18, 2009 Human Relations Sunday
“Can Anything Good Come Out of
Nazareth?”
1 Samuel 3:1-10
Psalm 139 (UMH 854)
1 Corinthians 6:12-20
John 1:43-51
January 25, 2009 M&M’s Sing
“Kai Euthus”
Jonah 3:1-5,10
UMH 787
1 Corinthians 7:29-31
Mark 1:14-20