ESSAGE FROM PASTOR RANKIN

A MESSAGE FROM PASTOR HOCKER Dear Friends, As we move into the year of clear vision, 2020, I thought it was time to declutter my office at home. As I was reorganizing and cleaning, I was drawn to my favorite Icon as it sat on one of my bookcases. The Icon of the Trinity is truly captivating and when you look at this Icon you become a part of it. This window into mystery was created in the 15th century by artist, Saint Andrei Rublev, who was canonized by the Russian Orthodox Church in 1988.

The ‘Hospitality of Abraham, or the Trinity Icon, is one of my favorite Icons. Andrei Rublev brings a soft and comforting encounter with the Trinity. This Icon also brings with it a sense of mystery, an unknowing of the unknowable. I can imagine myself as Abraham, who was resting in the noon day sun, when I see the strangers on the path. It is not until they begin to speak and sit down to the hospitality provided, that Abraham and Sarah realize who these three strangers are.

This painting attempts to point beyond itself, inviting a sense of both the beyond and the communion that exists in our midst. The three figures engaged in a divine dance; a dance of relationship.

According to this Icon it is the Trinity that is sitting before Abraham. At this moment when looking at this icon I see what Abraham saw. This is an amazing opportunity to witness God in this luminous unexplainable way of three in one. Three winged strangers with their luminosity expressed within a halo. They appear to be sitting down to an extravagant, yet simple feast surrounded in light and gold. This mystery is beyond Abraham’s or my understanding how God can be here now to commune with just me. I feel as if I am a child looking at the big people’s table. It looks as if there is room for one more person at the table, yet I do not feel worthy of sitting at this table. I witness the three as parents who delight in me, little me in all of God’s glory, who is wanted and loved as a child. We are invited to this table by God to participate in this divine dance. This is a dance of communion, relationship, and love.

Icons and religious art can be used as a spiritual practice to engage in the divine dance. This spiritual practice is known as Visio Divina, or ‘divine seeing’. Visio Divina invites one to encounter the divine through images which allows the viewer to experience the divine in a unique and powerful way. This type of prayer or spiritual practice invites a seeking of truth of the heart rather than truth of the facts. Allow yourself the grace given to you to experience the fullness of emotion. Enter the image as if you are present in the scene. Try to identify with the characters that are present or may not be present. Place yourself physically in the setting. What does it feel like? What smells and sounds are in the air? Stay with the image longer than you may think you need to. What stirred within you? How are you relating to the characters and physical environment of the scene? This practice may help you find comfort and draw you closer to God. Ignatius of Loyola wrote, “All the things in this world are gifts of God, created for us, to be the means by which we can come to know God better, to love more surely, and serve more faithfully.”

Yes, you—and all of creation—are invited to sit at the divine table. You are called “to consciously participate in the divine dance of loving and being loved,” as Wm. Paul Young, the best selling author of The Shack, writes in Richard Rohr’s book, The Divine Dance.

Blessings and Love, Pastor Jack Hocker

TRINITY U.C.C. VISION STATEMENT: All will know the love of God through the teaching of Jesus!!

Catch the Vision, Share the Joy!! Parish Post Deadline: 3rd Monday of the month

DECEMBER CONSISTORY MEETING HIGHLIGHTS CONSISTORY LEADERSHIP FOR 2020

Consistory approved the following for Trinity’s Consistory leadership for 2020: President: George DeLong Vice President: Tim Geiger Secretary: Scott Owens Treasurer: Ken Zimmerman Financial Secretary: Dan Otthofer

OUR GIFTS TO OTHERS The Board of Deacons made a motion to send $500 from the undesignated gifts in the Our Gifts to Others account to support Hartman Center and to send the $697 balance of undesignated funds to Penn Central Conference as an additional OCWM payment. The motion was unanimously passed by Consistory. The Board of Deacons made a motion to send the $100 balance for local missions gifts in Our Gifts to Others account to Bethany Christian Services to support their safe families for children program. The motion was unanimously approved by Consistory. The Board of Deacons made a motion supporting the motion of the Stewardship Committee to award a $1,000 grant to St. Luke's UCC in Lititz in support of their free lunch program. The motion was unanimously passed by Consistory.

PASTOR HOCKER’S SCHEDULE Due to Pastor Hocker’s work schedule at PennDot during the winter months, he will not be with us much during January and February. He will be preaching on January 26 and assisting with the Ash Wednesday services on February 26. We will also see him at a few meetings in January and February. Pastor Hocker will return to regular worship assistance and pastoral care in March. Stewardship XXXX by Rev. Jack Esbenshade Starting out the year, we often make a list of resolutions. For some it becomes a realistic map to follow. For most it is an exercise in wishful thinking. Instead of this time worn and usually futile activity, I’d like to propose a different approach as we begin a new year and a new decade. There is a television advertisement for a health insurance company that depicts people in various settings. There is a retired couple sitting at a campfire, a farmer feeding hay to his livestock, a grandmother baking in her kitchen with grandchildren at her side and two fellas sitting at a sports arena. The voice over says, “How would you tell your life story in just six words?” And then the six words of each person appears on the screen. What an interesting exercise. What a challenge. How might you express concisely what describes and defines who you are in six words? What is important to you? What do you value? Rather than resolving to exercise more, eat less and lose weight, in 2020 consider how you might tell your life story in six (or seven or eight) words. I’m not sure anyone will ask you what you’ve come up with, but I think the process of reflection and expression are a great way to start off the new year.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST 2340 State Street East Petersburg, PA 17520 Office Hours: Mon-Fri, 9:00-2:00 www.trinityeastpete.org 569-1632/ 569-0592

STAFF The Rev. Dr. Chris Rankin, Pastor 717-575-0286(cell) chris@trinityeastpete.org

Mr. Jack Hocker, Pastoral Assistant 717-824-1038 (cell) jhocker@lancasterseminary.edu The Rev. Dr. Carrie Call, Covenanted Minister of Mission ccall@pccucc.org

The Rev. Harry Royer, Pastor Emeritus

Michael Slechta, Director of Music music@trinityeastpete.org

Christina Oetama, Organist Christine.oetama@gmail.com

Carol Kratz, Administrative Assistant secretary@trinityeastpete.org

Sean McKelvey, Preschool Director preschool@trinityeaste.org.

Engleside Janitorial Service 625-0523

CONSISTORY George DeLong, President 569-6254

Tim Geiger, Vice President 471-3779

Scott Owens, Secretary 824-2477

Dan Otthofer, Financial Secretary 569-8247

Ken Zimmerman, Treasurer 569-5084

Pastor Rankin, Chair of Elders 575-0286(cell)

Nevin Cooley, Chair of Deacons 371-0346

Chuck Husted, Chair of Property 285-5741

REPORTS DUE 2019 annual reports are due to the church office on January 6.

PEANUT FELLOWSHIP Peanut Fellowship will resume on January 28 from 7 a.m. – 3

p.m.

BIBLE STUDY GROUP NEWS The Bible Study group will be meeting Wednesday, January 22 and Wednesday, February 12. The meetings are at Karen Olley's house at 7:00 PM. We're still studying Heroes of Faith in the Bible. For more information contact Diane Rice.

THE MEN OF TRINITY (M.O.T.) They will be meeting for breakfast on January 11th at 8:00 a.m. at Family Fare Restaurant in East Petersburg. Jerry Richards has arranged for a guest speaker, Bill Hager. He is a local entertainer and creative photographer. His talk will be about his experiences portraying St. Nicholas at various venues. This is open to all men of the congregation! Look for the sign-up sheet in the Narthex.

KOINONIAThe signup sheet for Koinonia, is downstairs by the kitchen. Anyone interested in contributing a small snack for this time of fellowship is encouraged to sign up. Speak to Paula Dennes for more information!

WINTER WEATHER POLICY We are now in the winter months and we may see some snow! We will try to hold worship services as long as the pastor can make it to the church. However, there may be times when we have to change the Sunday morning schedule or cancel services & Sunday School. The pastor and the Consistory president will make these decisions in enough time to inform you through the website, e-mail, church voicemail and WGAL (you can check their website for church information). If we

decide to hold services and Sunday School, we ask that you make a personal decision on whether you can attend. We don’t want you to risk your health!

JANUARY BIRTHDAYS01/01 Joan Cash 01/01 Pat Seachrist 01/04 Mary Ann

Bradley 01/06 Koen Miller 01/06 Nancy Musser 01/07 Shelby DeLong

01/07 Harry Himelwright

01/07 Delaney Minder

01/08 Ken Geib

01/08 Rick Mowrer

01/11 Samantha DeLong

01/11 Mark Eyer

01/13 Brenda Himelwright

01/13 Walter Tyndall*

01/13 Stacie Eberly

01/14 Rosemary Huber

01/14 Dawn Stauffer

01/16 Mary Neville

01/17 Jodi Keller

01/17 Deb Lichtenwalner

01/19 Zachary Mowrer

01/20 Hank Fox

01/20 Patsy Miller

01/22 Sandra Garrett

01/24 Chad DeLong

01/27 Doug Shaab

01/29 George DeLong

01/29 Andrew Rankin

01/30 Mary Ranck

01/31 Samuel Minder

01/31 Shelley Wagner

Scriptures for January 5 Jer. 31:7-14; Psa. 147:12-20;

Eph. 1:3-14; John 1:1-18 12 Isa. 42:1-9; Psa. 29; Acts 10:34-

43; Matt. 3:13-17

19 Isa. 49:1-7; Psa. 40:1-11; 1 Cor. 1:1-9; John 1:29-42

26 Isa. 9:1-4; Psa. 27:1,4-9; 1 Cor. 1:10-18; Matt. 4:12-23

CHANCEL FLOWER & WORSHIP AID SPONSORS NEEDED We need sponsors for worship aids (bulletins, communion elements, candles, and other worship items) & Chancel flowers for 2020. The cost for Worship Aids is $26, the flowers are $40. Thank you for supporting this part of our worship service by your sponsorship! The sign-up sheets is in the Narthex. PLEASE NOTE Trinity has enhanced our internet presence with a Facebook account. One key component of this will be that photos from events may be posted on our website and/or on Facebook. Should you wish your photo not be published online, please contact the Church Office.

Thanks! Technology/Internet Committee SUNDAY LUNCH GROUP The next Chives will be February 2nd at 12:30 PM. The sign-up sheet is in the Narthex. Deadline to sign-up is January 26th. Contact Donna Zirkel for more information!

News from the Finance Committee YTD INCOME....$316,501 YTD EXPENSE....$291,662 YTD GAIN..........$ 24,839

JOIN OUR BIBLE CLASSES The Bible Discovery Class recently began reading A Glad Obedience: Why and What We Sing, by Rev. Dr. Walter Brueggemann, a U.C.C. minister, and Professor Emeritus of Old Testament at Columbia Theological Seminary. The class will examine the Psalms and what they can teach us about the reasons corporate song is a part of the Christian tradition. We will then study 15 different hymns or spirituals and the reasons why they have caught our imagination. The class meets in the choir room at 9:00 a.m. Speak to Pastor Rankin for more information!

The Good News Bible class will be studying Adam Hamilton's book, Christianity and World Religions, Revised Edition, he examines the world's major religions - Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. Christian readers will gain a better understanding of the similarities and differences between Christianity and the faiths of some of their next door neighbors. See Karen Olley for more information!

COMBINED ADULT CLASS DURING LENT Dr. Randall Zachman and Dr. Rich Christensen will be leading an adult class on Sunday mornings during Lent. The class will be focusing on Reformed worship. Look for more information in the February newsletter.

CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to Doris Leaman on the birth of her great grandson, Noah Samuel French on December 10, 2019. He weighed 8 lbs. 1oz.

2019 CELEBRATION Join us after the 10:30 service on January 26 for a luncheon and celebration of our ministry in 2019. We will receive our annual reports during the celebration. If you are interested in serving on the planning committee, please speak to Pastor Chris. Look for more details about the luncheon in the bulletins. A sign-up sheet will soon be in the narthex.

CHURCH UNDECORATING SCHEDULED Please plan to stay after

the 10:30a.m. service on Sunday, January 5th to help remove and pack up Christmas decorations from the exterior and interiors of the church. Thank you in advance for your assistance in packing up decorations in preparation for next year! Contact Donna Denlinger for more information.

PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY Since our inception in 2014, this ministry has donated 241+ prayer shawls, several going to Philhaven Hospital as well as individuals locally. Even if you don’t know how to knit or crochet, we are eager to teach you, and would welcome new members. We hope to see you on January 21 from 1-3 p.m.!!!

Merry Christmas May Jesus always be

your joy, your hope, your song. And may this Christmas

and each day of the new year be directed by His guiding hand of love!

$300 was contributed to this special Christmas gift for the Hempfield Power Packs. Thanks to all who participated. Thank you to Betty Tyndall for making this beautiful card!

Name Name

Brenda & Harry Himelwright Dave & Noreen Trostle Herbert Charles Family Jodi & Jack Keller Claire & Parry Miller Janice & Ken Jenkins Pastor Jack & Ruth Hocker Sandy & George DeLong John & Betsy Bailey Mark & Chris Eyer Stan & Pat Seachrist Mary Lou Schaab Chuck & Sue Husted Joann Peck Christine Oetama Tobe Rohrer Nancy Enders Betty Tyndall Rich & Lainie Christensen Joyce Kohler Pat & Joan Sensenig Nowell & Jackey Hoover Bob & Marlyn Wible Sally Bright Kenneth Trauger Jerry & Carmen Richards

Pastor Chris, Anne, Zach, Rachel & Andrew

Ken Geib Pete & Anita Rohrer Carol Kratz Donna Zirkel Donna Geisler Bud & Kathy McCarty Jamy & Anthony Shelly & family Paula Dennes Marianne Gibble Marcel Janoousek Ken & Phyllis Zimmerman Dave & Mid Gockley John & Dolly Barr Ron & Donna Denlinger Sam & Rosemary Minder Bob & Hedwig Hunsicker

INTERNATIONAL HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE SERVICE Temple Beth El (1836 Rohrerstown Rd.) has invited us to a Holocaust Remembrance Service on January 27 at 7 p.m. Area pastors, including Pastor Rankin, will be participating in this service of unity. Look for more information in the January bulletins.

HARTMAN SUMMER CAMP SCHEDULE

Speak to Pastor Chris or Anne Rankin for more information!!! We will be again be selling camper stock to help send people to Hartman Center this year!

SHARON BELL

Sharon Bell joined the Church Triumphant on October on October 30, 2019. She became a part of Trinity Church when St. Luke’s U.C.C. united with us in 2015. Sharon was a member for 56 years. A teacher in the School District of Lancaster, Sharon was Pastor Chris’ fifth grade teacher at Wharton Elementary. A memorial service conducted by Pastor Rankin was held on November 23 at Trinity Church. We pray for her husband, Marvin, her sister, Pat Seachrist, and the rest of her family and friends.

DR. SHERRYE GARRETT

Sherrye Garrett joined the Church Triumphant on November 10, 2019. Although she wasn’t a member of Trinity Church, Sherrye was involved in our book studies and attended many of our T.W.O. programs. She was an accomplished educator, Sherrye taught at several colleges and universities, and served as manager of Community Services and Newspapers in Education at the Lancaster Newspapers Inc. Sherrye also served as a White House Special Advisor to the President on the Year 2000 conversion. A memorial service conducted by Pastor Rankin and Pastor Hocker was held

on November 24 at Trinity Church. We pray for her son and daughter-in-law, Brendan and Sandy; her grandson, Logan; her granddaughter, Lexie; and the rest of her family and friends.

JOHN WOLF John Wolf joined the Church Triumphant on November on November 18. A faithful member of this congregation for 50 years (he was recognized as a 50 year member on November 10), John served Trinity Church as a deacon and elder. He was also a faithful member of the Good News Bible Class. After serving in the U.S. Navy, John attended Cornell University, the University of Rochester, and graduated from Temple University in 1950 with a degree in journalism. When moving to Lancaster, he was an advertising salesman at the Lancaster Newspapers. A funeral service conducted by Pastor Rankin and Pastor Emeritus Royer was held on November 25 at Trinity Church. We pray for his wife, Donna; his sons, John and Tom; and his extended family and friends.

I am the resurrection and the life; all who believe in me, though they die, yet shall they live, and whoever lives and believes in me shall never die. (John 11:25-26)

A special thank you to Denise Huggins and her wonderful kitchen crew. Thank you again. In Christian love, Stan & Pat Seachrist

*** Dear Trinity UCC, When a youth is place at Bethany, they are scared, angry, and without hope. Most will come with the clothes on their back and if they are lucky, they may have a small bag of personal belongings. They are seeking for someone to listen, provide a guiding hand, and care about them. Though it may be difficult for them at first, our youth begin to see that there are so may new opportunities available to them at Bethany. During this holiday season, we thank you for your supporting our local youth through their process of healing. The gifts you have donated will provide many smiling faces throughout the holiday season and beyond. Thank you for thinking of our youth during this time of year. Your ongoing support will help them to continue to heal and take back their lives. Sincerely, Carolyn Shultz Spano, Director of Development

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Dear Friends, We are grateful for your generosity extended to us during the Christmas season. We appreciated your cards, gifts, and other acts of kindness. We are blessed to be a part of this wonderful congregation! Peace, Pastor Chris, Anne, Zachary, Rachel, & Andrew

*** Thanks to everyone at Trinity for all the many expressions of care, prayer, cards, & phone calls. The next month or more will be therapy. Blessings to all, Dave & Mid Gockley *** Dear Trinity UCC, Thank you to all who sent cards & gifts this holiday season. I always feel extremely touched by appreciated by how considerate you are to me. God bless you all this holiday season & coming year.

Carol Kratz

JANUARY VOLUNTEERSACOLYTES CRUCIFERS GREETERS FLOWERS 5 Caleb Kreider 5 Zach Baynard 5 Joyce Kohler & Joann Peck 5 Geib 12 Rylan Shelly 12 Elene Keares 12 Charlene Cristy & Dolores Stehman 12 Himelwright 19 Bella Woerner 19 Lily Kilgore 19 Denise Huggins & Jane Starr 19 26 Sevi Keares 26 Thomas Goodhart 26 Joan Sensenig & Joann Peck 26 Royer/Rankin LECTORS AND COMMUNION ASSISTANTS TRINITY BREAD WORSHIP AIDS 5 Sandy Morris/Bob Kilgore 5 Denise Huggins 5 A. Rohrer 12 Diane Rice 12 Jane Portser 12 Rankin 19 Sandy Morris/Dave Trostle 19 Dolly Barr 19 26 Jack Hocker 26 Betsy Bailey 26 Pastor Royer PRESENTER OF ELEMENTS COMMUNION USHERS 5 Sevi Keares & Rachel Baynard 5 Pat Sensenig, John Bailey, Ken Zimmerman 19 Landis & Hayden Knoll 19 Pat Sensenig, John Bailey, Ken Zimmerman Money Counters CHURCH NURSERY 5 Ken & Phyllis Zimmerman, Bob & Nancy Musser 5 Kathy & Bud McCarty 12 Bud & Kathy McCarty, Scott Owens, Dave Connor 12 Anne Rankin & Heidi Fischer 19 Bud & Kathy McCarty, Scott Owens, Dave Connor 19 Chris & Mark Eyer 26 Dave & Noreen Trostle, Paula Dennes, Betty Tyndall 26 Jill & Dan Otthofer REGULAR OR MONETARY USHERS Bold=Head Usher Underline=Distribute bulletins 5 Don Miller Mike Wagner Shelley Wagner, Charlene Cristy, Lon Wible, Tim Geiger, George DeLong, Betty Tyndall 12 Steve Shenk, Betsy Bailey, John Bailey, Chuck Husted, Denise Huggins, Lee Bossert, Jane Starr, Judie Bistline 19 John Barr, Hank Fox, Jane Portser, Dolly Barr, Theodore Slechta, Stan Seachrist, Thomas Goodhart, Dottie Schadt 26 Bud McCarty, Kathy McCarty, Mark Eyer, Christine Eyer, Dennis Eberly, Jack Richards, Scott Summers, Zach

Baynard VISITATION MINISTERS ALTAR GUILD KOINONIA Carmen Richards & Pat Miller 5 Eyer CALLED TO CARE BUILDING TRUSTEE CARD 12 Anne Rankin Mike Wagner Christian Education Committee (Bob Kilgore) 19 26

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14 7:00 PM Consistory

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19 7:45 AM Eucharist 9:00 AM-C.E. 10:00 AM Koinonia 10:30 AM Eucharist

20 7:00 PM Choir 8:15 PM Bells No Preschool Parish Post Deadline

21 1-3 PM Knit for God’s Love

22 7:00 PM Christian Ed.

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25 8:00 PM AA

26 7:45 AM Eucharist 9:00 AM-C.E. 10:00 AM Koinonia 10:30 AM Service Celebration Sunday Luncheon

27 7:00 PM Choir 8:15 PM Bells

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PRESCHOOL NEWSLETTER TRINITY UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

JANUARY 2020

HAPPY NEW YEAR! Welcome to a new year at the school! As the children get re-acquainted with school since their holiday vacation there may be some bumps on the road, but back in the swing of the schedule we’ll see some really big jumps in learning! The children are forming friendships, learning how to cope with a variety of situations and people, and developing confidence to last a lifetime! We are so glad you are a part of our preschool! SNOW DAYS When Hempfield School District is closed, we will be closed. When they have a delayed start, we will have our modified schedule and meet 10:30-12:30; 1:00-3:00 for the 3 Day afternoon class. Enrichment Class is 12:30-2:30. Tiny Tots will meet 10:30-12:00. Lunch Bunch 12:30-2:00. TUITION PAYMENTS DUE Semi-annual, third quarter and monthly tuition payments are due January 15th. Make checks payable to Trinity U.C.C. Preschool and place in the white mailbox outside the office in the second floor. Thank you! REGISTRATIONS FOR 2020 - 2021 Registrations are accepted on a first come, first served basis. If you are interested in enrolling your child next year, please do not delay (to avoid disappointment.) Please spread the word to friends and neighbors! A registration form will be sent home to you. If you have made a referral, have that person note your name on their registration form and you will receive a rebate on your registration fee. Parents are our best advertisement! We appreciate you! PRESCHOOL TAX NUMBER Tax #23-1719341. If you are working while your child is in Preschool, you may be able to claim tuition. This is also the number to use when claiming a donation to the preschool. NO SCHOOL Monday, January 20th - Martin Luther King Jr. Day

INDOOR WINTER FUN Your child will benefit greatly from participating in these activities with you at home. Remember, the benefit is in the process of doing, not the product created! Encourage your child in conversation with

questions: How does it feel? What does it look like? How much or how many? Another fun interaction is to simply describe what you see your child doing. They will LOVE it.

*playing in shaving cream squirted on the table*measuring trail mix goodies and stirring with your hands*cutting out coupons*dancing to music*sorting piles of coins

*playing with play-dough

4-DAY CLASS WITH MISS JILL AND MISS KELLY We will explore snow and winter animals. We will also continue working on identifying letters and the sounds they make. Dice games which will help develop number sense will also be a part of our day.

3-DAY AM AND PM CLASS WITH MISS ELLIE, & MRS. COX, AND MISS JILL Welcome back! We are ready for a new year of fun! Mittens, arctic animals, ice and igloos will all be part of our classroom while we work on letters. Lots of cool Science experiments will be happening this month.

2-DAY AM CLASSES WITH MISS ELLIE, MRS. COX Welcome back to school – we missed you! The month of January will be filled with winter activities, polar bears and penguins. What fun!

TINY TOTS CLASS WITH MISS JILL AND MISS KELLY Tiny Tots: We will be exploring snowmen and bears. We will discover the color white and the shape of a star. We will also practice counting and build our fine motor skills.

PARENT TEACHER CONFERENCES Teachers will be putting out sign up sheets on the parent board near the Preschool door. Be on the look out as more information will follow.

“Play is our brain’s favorite way of learning.” -Diane Ackerman

HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM TRINITY UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

Trinity U.C.C. 2340 State Street East Petersburg, PA 17520