CROSS AND FLAME March 2014

From The Pastors’ Desks…..From The Pastors’ Desks…..

Pastors’ Schedules for FebruaryPastors’ Schedules for February

Pastor Margaret - Her days off are usually Wednes-day and Saturday.

Pastor Theva - In the office on Tuesday afternoons.

Thoughts from Caring Ministries “Love is an act of endless forgiveness, a

tender look which becomes a habit.” Peter Ustinov

Will meet on nights when there is on-site youth group. This month:

March 2, 9, 23 & 30

Looking Forward AND Looking Forward AND Looking ForwardLooking Forward

As we evolve into our roles as co-lay leaders, we are looking forward to working with the FUMC staff, commit-tees, and numerous individuals. The opportunity to be involved in work that is meaningful is very fulfilling. We are also looking forward (ahead) to better understand where our church needs to grow, and perhaps change, “to bring God’s love to all the world, and to nurture God’s people in their spiritual journeys.” Toward that goal, we plan to meet with many people in the church, both to lis-ten and to share. We hope, too, that you will take the initiative to contact either or both of us to share your hopes and concerns. Brenda and Tom Deever

Ash Wednesday

March 5 Join us for a special

worship service at 7pm ———

Child Care Provided

Dear friends, A story is told of a mother and her son age 5, who went to a shopping mall to buy a toy for the son’s birthday. As soon as the child selected that little toy, which was not only a bit expensive but rather appeared to be a little complex and compli-cated, the mother curiously asked the clerk at the counter to explain the working of it and she said “Mam this is an educa-tional toy to help the child adjust to life in this modern world. For no matter how he puts it together it will be wrong”. Our world today is changing faster than the world of Stone Age, agrarian age, industrial age, technological age, space and information age. Every year we have new economic theories, new insights on clinical and psychological understanding of the human personalities. What is new in our understanding of religion and spirituality? How can we interpret the ancient metaphors and myths and imageries meaningfully for our modern times? How can we enter God’s heart in today’s world? asks Marcus Borg in his book ”The Heart of Christianity”. How can we practice truth and do justice in a world with confus-ing ideologies and misguiding politicians?

This is the time of the year we study in detail as to why Jesus turned his face towards Jerusalem, talked about his cross and met his final death?.How do we understand the meaning of cross today? Do we know why exactly Jesus was put to death on a cross? How do we become a cross-friendly congregation? What is the heart of Christianity?

Pastor Thevanesan

Koinonia Corner Koinonia is a term referring to the expression of Christian love among believers, considered to be more than friend-ship, and based on the believer’s primary relationship to Jesus Christ. May we be in a spirit of koinonia as we pray for these people and situations.

“In order to better protect the privacy of those listed, we do not publish this list on the web edition of the Cross and Flame. It is available in the email edition.”

Spiritual CinemaSpiritual Cinema

Join us, Friday March 14, 6:00pm when we will be viewing Chocolat. Nominated for five academy awards including best picture and actress, Chocolat is the captivating story of Vianne who causes quite a stir by opening a chocolate shop filled with her mouth-watering chocolates right at the beginning of Lent. Laughter, discussion, chocolate sampling and bever-age will be part of the evening.

INEQUALITY FOR ALL INEQUALITY FOR ALL from Robert Reich, former US Secretary of Labor comes a humorous and enlightened expose on America’s widening income gap. You are invited to a screening of this film Sunday, March 23 at 6pm, in Fellowship Hall.

Our choirs are busy rehearsing music for the upcoming liturgical seasons. Would you like to sing with Chancel Choir on a short-term basis for part of Lent and Easter? It would involve coming to rehearsals on Wednesday evenings from 7:30-9:00pm, starting March 12. Let me know if you are interested! (223-9560 or nicole@fairportumc.org)

I’ve been asked to give a 40 minute recital at Central Presbyterian Church (31 Center Street, Geneseo). It will be on Tuesday, April 8 at 12 noon. All are welcome to attend! The church has a series of recitals each spring, and mine will be the last in the series this year. There is no charge for admission, but donations will be accepted. The organ at Central Presbyterian was rebuilt by Parsons Organ Builders in 2002, and now has 3 manuals and 38 ranks of pipes. (Parsons is the same company that rebuilt our organ in 1997 – ours has 2 manuals and 28 ranks of pipes.) I will post a flyer and di-rections for the recital on the music bulletin board.

The Sunday music schedule for March is:

If you have any questions about our music ministry, please contact me at 223-9560 or nicole@fairportumc.org.

— Nicole

Music Ministry News Those who sing pray twice.Those who sing pray twice.

March 2 Early Choir (9:00) Chancel Choir (10:30)

March 9 Chancel Choir (10:30)

March 16 Bell Choir (9:00 & 10:30) Chancel Choir (10:30)

March 23 Chancel Choir (10:30) Heavenly Choir (10:30)

March 30 Early Choir (9:00) Chancel Choir (10:30) Joyful Noise (10:30)

2 – Priscilla Ferrell, Susan Goodhue, Brendon Malone, Mary Beth McHenry & John Habbershaw's Anniversary 3 – Allyn Foster, Allison Nickel 4 – Connor Cantwell, Debbie Hegeman 5 – Robert Bowman, Melissa Vimislik 6 – David Dupra, Julie Locke 8 – Sharon Hegeman 9 – Carolyn Eltscher, Stephanie Lipari 10 – Melanie Marsters, Julie & Tobin Woodruff's Anniversary 11 – Oliva Anderson, Craig Sleeman, Ethan Sleeman, Carol Thomas 12 – Ken Arbuckle 13 – Carolyn Hebert 14 – Lisa Davies, Karen Felgenhour, Connor Moon 15 – Joel Downing, Scott Tucker 16 – Clayton Brady 18 – Janet Marchbanks, Lana & Keith McMakin's Anniversary 19 – Mark Aberi, Lindsay George, Dave Hebert 20 – Sara Dupra 21 – Joseph DiPoala, Kristin Schwab 22 – Gary Birkahn, JoHanna Derks, Patrick Dupont, Al Vittum, Andrew Weber 23 – Lauren Foster, Wyatt Gouldthorpe 24 – Reggie Camilleri 25 – Glen Foster 27 – Eileen Adams, Nicholas Grau, Megan Renfro, Carol Snow, Peter Vimislik 28 – Carl Davies, Judy Hessney, Rick Hessney, Tara Schroth, Mark Seitz, Marge Vanderburgh 29 – Caralyn Birkahn

For any additions or

changes contact the

church office

223-9560 or

kathy@fairportumc.org

Don’t forget our

Birthday & Anniversary

Fund!

Pledge Drive Results and Plan for 2014 Pastoral SupportPledge Drive Results and Plan for 2014 Pastoral Support

Listed below is the update regarding the year ending 2013 financial status, results of the 2014 Pledge campaign, the 2014 budget and the plan for pastoral support in 2014 and 2015 that was presented to the Congregation dur-ing the February 9 services:

As expected, pledged giving in December was strong as many completed their 2013 pledges, but what was unex-pected was the high level of Advent donations. The unexpectedly high level of Advent giving combined with the earlier high level of Lent donations, coupled with year-long under-running of budgeted expenses, resulted in a 2013 year ending operating budget surplus of $10,300. Combined with an over $7000 surplus from 2012 that was never appropriated in 2013, the Operating Fund now has a surplus of around $20,000.

As you may recall, the pledge campaign's goal was to achieve at least a 7% increase in pledges over 2013 so that we could financially support a second full-time pastor. Unfortunately we did not achieve that goal. While we did gain 28 new pledgers, we did not hear from 38 prior pledgers so there was drop of 10 pledgers for 2014. And while there were a large number of year to year increases in pledged amounts, a number of pledges did remain the same.

As a consequence, we will be operating under a deficit budget in 2014. So, while we cannot support two full-time pastors for 2016 and beyond at the present level of giving, the unexpectedly large surplus from 2013 and some possible new efforts will enable us to support 2 full-time pastors in the short term.

Finance Team

Greetings from SPRC! Greetings from SPRC! SPRC stands for Staff Parish Relations Committee which serves as the Hu-

man Resources group of the church and we would like to update our congregation on some recent decisions and changes.

In January 2014, we said Thank You to outgoing SPRC Chairperson David Ferrell and elected Vicki Deady & Gary McGregor as the new chairpersons. Please feel free to email Vicki at vdeady@rochester.rr.com or Gary at mac1992@rochester.rr.com if you have any questions or observations regarding our staff. Our committee consists of Brenda Deever, Sue Golembeski, Karen Felgenhour, Mark Kurz, Peg Albright, Stephanie Anderson and Karl Burkhardt. Tom Deever sits on the committee by virtue of his role as Lay Person to Annual Conference. Many of our committee members serve as a liaison to staff persons as follows:

Nicole Camillieri Music Director Stephanie Anderson Kathy Harris Office/Business Administrator Brenda Deever Pam Renfro Youth Ministry Director Karen Felgenhour Stacy Young Children's Ministry Director Sue Golembeski Lisa Radford Custodian Peg Albright Sinnathamby Thevanesan (Theva) Associate Pastor Gary McGregor Margaret Scott Pastor Vicki Deady

Much of our recent work has focused on understanding the needs of our congregation regarding pastoral support. At the January Church Council meeting, upon the recommendation of SPRC, the group voted to move forward to secure an appointment of a second full-time pastor beginning July 1, 2014. District Superintendent Ted Anderson has been alerted and will bring our request to the Bishop and the Cabinet. We are very excited regarding this time of transition for our church and hope that you will join us in prayer for God's will in their selection of our next pastor.

Ruth Circle will meet on March 3 for a program on Learning Links, presented by Kate Thon.

Deborah Circle will meet on March 21 at 1pm in the parlor for a discussion of Marked Women by Car-olyn Eltscher.

Naomi Circle will meet March 13, 9:30am in the parlor.

Church Women United invites us to a "World Day of Prayer" on March 7 at Asbury First United Method-ist Church,1050 East Avenue, Rochester, NY 14607 at 1:30 PM. The Rev Susan Shafer, Senior Pastor of Asbury Church, will reflect on the day's theme,"Streams in the Desert".There is no advance registration or fee. Join Christian Women around the world in observing "World Day of Prayer". Following the service there will be an opportunity to enjoy re-freshments and conversation.

SAVE THE DATE ! Join us for Books & Bread on Saturday March 29 at 9 am for book reviews and breakfast. Sponsored by United Methodist Women Leadership Team.

UMW Update on Service Projects:

* Deborah Circle has an ongoing project of making

knitted baby hats for newborns at Highland Hospital. So far they have sent 287 of these hats to the High-land nursery.

* Recently Naomi Circle purchased fabric and sup-

plies, and made pillows for the Sunday School to sit on in Fellowship Hall, to keep the children warm while they learn!

Rummage Sale in May! Sale dates: May 1 - 3.

TAKE A SAFE JOURNEY TO RESOLVETAKE A SAFE JOURNEY TO RESOLVE A pot luck luncheon will be held after second service on March 2 in Fellowship Hall. The featured speaker will be Alli O’Malley of RESOLVE of Greater Rochester.

Many will remember Alli as the director of Safe Journey. Safe Journey is now a program of RESOLVE, and the merger did not interrupt Safe Journey's operations. They continue providing direct counseling, support groups, empowerment programs, fi-nancial counseling and the furniture program (of which Jane tucker has been an instrumental part). The merger did strengthen our prevention education programs significantly. We now have programs for adults, youth and colleges, as well as programs that specifically engage "good guys" in the prevention of violence against women. Join us March 2 and bring a dish to pass!

Your 50/50 Outreach Donations at Work

One Great Hour of Sharing donations enable UMCOR to serve children, families, and communities when disaster strikes. One Great Hour of Sharing, celebrated 3/30/14, calls United Methodists to share the goodness of life with those who hurt. The offering provides administrative support for the United Method-ist Committee on Relief as it responds to disaster sur-vivors and people in need around the world. Your GIFT GIVES LIFE - Everyone arriving June 2, 2013 at First United Methodist Church in Moore, OK, found the church lacked electricity. They didn't need it. For almost two weeks, the church had charged into the chaos caused by a tornado May 20. Two dozen people died. Thousands of homes were gone. When another round of deadly tornadoes struck May 31, church members kept giving and serving even without electricity and water. With your support, First United Methodist Church in Moore, OK, continues as a long-term UMCOR recovery center.

CHILDREN’S MINISTRY NEWS!CHILDREN’S MINISTRY NEWS!

THANK YOU! Our Book Drive was a huge success! We collected over 100 books that were pre-

sented to the children at Learning Links in February. The children were so excited to look though the books and choose some to keep at home! Thank you all for your

continued support of our Ministry.

A special thank you to all the groups and individu-als that made the Winter Olympics Event a great day to remember; UMW, UMM, Senior High, 1st-5th Grade classes & teachers, Beyond These Walls, Terrie Sleeman, Karen Hartnett, Alice An-derson, Lisa Bell, & Nancy Romagnola.

Looking Ahead to Spring! No Sunday School: April 20th & May 25th

VBS 2014 Information Coming Soon…

Learning Links To the folks at FUMC know how much their generous donation of lovely books was greatly appreciated tonight at Learning Links! What a wonderful selection of beautiful books! I really enjoyed helping Dadiri and Carrie pick out theirs to take home and we read two of them together tonight. Ms. Lucy, Kindergarten Tutor at LL

——— To the kids at FUMC--THANK YOU for sharing! We (Learning Links kids) loved the books, bookmarks and valen-tine cards you gave us and made for us. Love, your new friends at LL.

YAM – Summer 2014 - here is what we are planning:

Sacandaga Repair Weekend #1 - Thursday, May 15 - Monday, May 19

Sacandaga Repair Weekend #2 - Thursday, June 5 - Monday, June 9

YAM Retreat at Keuka Lake St Park - Friday, June 27 – Sunday, June 29

YAM Reach Workcamp at Monroe NC - Saturday, July 12 – Sunday, July 20

Other activities yet to be scheduled:

(Wednesdays and Saturdays)

House

Worship Team Worship Team is updating our policies and proce-

dures for handling a medical emergency in our church, espe-cially during Worship services. To that end, we have two re-quests: First, if you are a medical professional such as a physician, nurse practitioner, nurse, or EMT, please provide your name and phone number to Nancy Hoffman who will be updating the list that is kept in the kitchenette.

Second, we would like all medical professionals to notify the ushers of their presence when they come to a Worship ser-vice. In the event of an emergency, it will be very helpful for the ushers to know immediately who is available to provide assis-tance.

Fairport UMC Fairport UMC Community ReadCommunity Read and and Lenten Simple SupperLenten Simple Supper SeriesSeries

In January Fairport UMC ears were treated to a special speaker – Reverend Ann Kemper! Ann attended the UMM and UMW hosted potluck where she shared her journey. It was inspiring!

During Ann’s talk she shared the titles of 2 books that she states

contributed significantly to her journey from suburban staff member to her current role as pastor in an urban setting. She suggested that everyone would benefit from reading them. We have decided to do as Ann suggested!

The first title Ann suggested is What Every Church Mem-ber Should Know about Poverty by Bill Ehlig and Ruby K. Payne Phd. Beginning on Wednesday, March 12 and for the next 4 weeks we will gather at church at 6pm for a Simple Supper (hosted by Reach Workcampers and their families) and discussion of our reading for the week. The entire book is 125 pages with each chapter being an easy read. Our discussion will be informed by our reading but anyone wanting to attend who is not reading will be able to join in. The discussion will be appropriate for youth 6th grade and up. We will have activities for younger children in an adjacent room.

Books have been ordered at a cost of $20 each. There is a Kindle edition available for $9.99 and Nook edition avail-able for $14.99. There will be a free will offering collected each evening, for the meal, to benefit our Reach Work-camp costs.

There is a sign-up to purchase books on the Learning Opportunities bulletin board – across from the church office.

The second book suggested by Ann is Toxic Charity by Robert Lupton. We will schedule a similar discussion series for this book as well if there is interest in doing so.

PLACES OF CONFLICT: PLACES OF CONFLICT: We continue to keep in our prayers those serving in places of conflict. Known to have a connection with

our household of faith at this time are:

Brent Ashley, Scott Williamson, Andrew and Liz Davnie-Easton

(son and daughter-in-law of Mary Easton) Brandon Luckey (fiancé of Mel Marsters)

Pedro Richardson (friend of the Gordons) Ryan (family member of the Knowles)

If you have a name to add to our ongoing prayer list for those serving overseas, notify Margaret or Kathy.

Fairport UMC Youth Ministry offers

thanks to God for the ministry of… Rick

Hessney, Ed Caskey, Ed Lewek and Mark Renfro. Your musi-cal talents are a gift to us at Sundays @ 6 worship. Your mu-sic is a great community builder and conduit of the divine!

Looking Ahead! Mark Your Calendars

March 2 – Bike Trip Intro Meetings – Plan to attend one meeting. Meetings will be brief for returning campers. New campers and parents can plan to stay longer for additional info.

March 9 – Parents of current and future Junior High youth – Grades 5-8 – are invited to a meeting to learn more about Jr High youth ministry program, Confirmation, Bike Trip and more! Room 206 @ 9am.

March 5, 12, 19 and 26 – Every Wednesday during Lent, we will offer a simple supper of soup, salad and bread, provided by youth families as a Reach Work Camp fundraiser, followed by an intergenerational program. This is a great way to incorporate a Lenten discipline into our lives: the discipline of fasting from a big meal, the discipline of holy conversation around the table together, and the discipline of intentional spiritual engagement learning! A free will offering will be collected.

March 15 – Potato Drop – Church family service project hosted by the Fairport United Methodist Men. The potato drop takes place at Foodlink on Mt Read Blvd. in Rochester. Sign-up will be posted in the Narthex or Parlor. This is a great way to serve our broader Rochester community.

March 16 – Jr & Sr Trip to Horizon Fun FX – Meet at church at 4pm to travel with the group to Horizon Fun FX. Registration is $10 and requires a permission slip. Ask a friend to come along – register them in advance as well! The fee covers entrance, roller skate rental and one lasertag game. Additional lasertag games will be $3.75 each. The café will also be open to purchase refreshments. We will be back at Fairport UMC between 7:30 & 8pm. We have rented the entire facility for the evening. We need to plan vehicles so register by March 9!

The Youth Ministry Calendar is posted in this newsletter, on the church website and on both of the Youth Bulletin Boards at church. The most up-to-date info will on the Fairport UMC Youth Facebook page.

Youth Sunday School and Journey Calendar

For youth in the 6th-12th grades

1

2

Communion Sunday

Student Leadership 9am

Bike Trip Intro Meetings

10 & 11:30am, 5:30pm

Jr & Sr High Journey 6-8pm

3 4 5

Ash

Wednesday

6 7 8

9

Sunday School

Jr High Parent Meeting – 9am

Sr High Journey 6-8pm

10 11 12

Reach Len-

ten Dinner

6pm

13 14 15

Potato Drop

9am

16

Sunday School

Sr & Jr High Journey 4-8pm

Horizon Fun FX Night

Bring a Friend – Registration

needed in advance – Details

sent by email

17 18 19

Reach Len-

ten Dinner

6pm

20 21 22

23

Sunday School

Sr High Journey 6-8pm

24 25 26

Reach Len-

ten Dinner

6pm

27 28 29 PHS Sophomore

Formal

30

Sunday School

Sr & Jr High Journey 6-8pm

31

SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES - 9:00am & 10:30am Mid Day Prayer at Noon every Monday & Friday

Fairport United Methodist Church - 31 West Church Street, Fairport, NY 14450

585.223.9560 - www.fairportumc.org

Sun 2-Mar-14 8:00am Early Choir - 113 2-Mar-14 9:00am Adult Study - 204 2-Mar-14 10:00am Bike Trip Intro Mgt - FH 2-Mar-14 10:00am Student leadership Mtg - 207 2-Mar-14 12noon UMM Pot Luck - FH Mon 3-Mar-14 7:00pm Ruth Circle - 213 3-Mar-14 7:30pm UMM Study Grp - 204 Tue 4-Mar-14 10:00am Tuesdays @ 10 - 204 4-Mar-14 11:45am Spiritual Lunch Break - P 4-Mar-14 4:00pm Bible 101 - 204 4-Mar-14 6:00pm Centering Prayer - B03 4-Mar-14 6:30pm Joyful - 206 / Heavenly - 113 4-Mar-14 7:00pm Finance - 204 4-Mar-14 7:00pm Worship - P Wed 5-Mar-14 7:00pm ASH WEDNESDAY SERVICE - S 5-Mar-14 7:30pm Chancel Choir - 113 Thu 6-Mar-14 11:30am Grace Class - off-site 6-Mar-14 6:30pm Bell Choir - S Fri 7-Mar-14 10:30am Heart Listening - 204 7-Mar-14 12:30pm Benedictine Spirituality - 204 Sat 8-Mar-14 9:00am Loving Hands Sewing - FH Sun 9-Mar-14 9:00am Adult Study - 204 9-Mar-14 9:00am Youth Jr High Parent Mtg Mon 10-Mar-14 12:30pm Perinton Food Shelf - P 10-Mar-14 7:00pm UMW Exec Board - P 10-Mar-14 7:30pm UMM Study Grp - 204 Tue 11-Mar-14 10:00am Tuesdays @ 10 - 204 11-Mar-14 11:45am Spiritual Lunch Break - P 11-Mar-14 4:00pm Bible 101 - 204 11-Mar-14 5:30pm Youth Council - 207 11-Mar-14 6:00pm Centering Prayer - B03 11-Mar-14 6:30pm Joyful - 206 / Heavenly - 113 11-Mar-14 7:00pm SPRC - 204 Wed 12-Mar-14 6:00pm Lenten Simple Suppers - FH 12-Mar-14 7:30pm Chancel Choir - 113 Thu 13-Mar-14 9:30am Naomi Circle - P 13-Mar-14 6:30pm Bell Choir - S Fri 14-Mar-14 10:30am Heart Listening - 204 14-Mar-14 11:00am BTW Cooking - K 14-Mar-14 12:30pm Benedictine Spirituality - 204 Sat 15-Mar-14 9:00am Potato Drop - off-site 15-Mar-14 10:00am FACTS - P 15-Mar-14 6:00pm Euchre Tournement - FH 15-Mar-14 MARCH NEWSLETTER DEADLINE

Sun 16-Mar-14 9:00am Adult Study - 204 16-Mar-14 11:30am Baptism Class -P 16-Mar-14 12:30pm Sun Dinner (Resurrection) - FH 16-Mar-14 4:30pm BTW Shelter Visit - off-site Mon 17-Mar-14 7:30pm UMM Study Grp - 204 Tue 18-Mar-14 10:00am Tuesdays @ 10 - 204 18-Mar-14 11:45am Spiritual Lunch Break - P 18-Mar-14 6:00pm Centering Prayer - B03 18-Mar-14 6:30pm Joyful - 206 / Heavenly - 113 18-Mar-14 6:30pm CMT - 214 18-Mar-14 6:30pm Outreach - 204 18-Mar-14 7:00pm Trustees - P Wed 19-Mar-14 6:00pm Lenten Simple Suppers - FH 19-Mar-14 7:30pm Chancel Choir - 113 Thu 20-Mar-14 1:00pm Deborah Circle - P 20-Mar-14 1:00pm Spiritual Gifts Team - 204 20-Mar-14 2:30pm Caring Ministries - P 20-Mar-14 6:30pm Bell Choir - S Fri 21-Mar-14 10:30am Heart Listening - 204 21-Mar-14 12:30pm Benedictine Spirituality - 204 21-Mar-14 Women's Retreat - off-site Sun 23-Mar-14 9:00am Adult Study - 204 23-Mar-14 11:00am Bike Trip Intro Mgt - FH 23-Mar-14 12:30pm Sun Dinner - K, FH Mon 24-Mar-14 7:00pm UMW Book Club - P 24-Mar-14 7:30pm UMM Study Grp - 204 Tue 25-Mar-14 10:00am Tuesdays @ 10 - 204 25-Mar-14 11:45am Spiritual Lunch Break - P 25-Mar-14 6:00pm Centering Prayer - B03 25-Mar-14 6:30pm Joyful - 206 / Heavenly - 113 25-Mar-14 7:00pm Church Council - P Wed 26-Mar-14 1:00pm Deborah Circle - P 26-Mar-14 6:00pm Lenten Simple Suppers - FH 26-Mar-14 7:30pm Chancel Choir - 113 Thu 27-Mar-14 6:30pm Bell Choir - S Fri 28-Mar-14 10:30am Heart Listening - 204 28-Mar-14 12:30pm Benedictine Spirituality - 204 Sat 29-Mar-14 9:00am Books and Bread - P Sun 30-Mar-14 8:00am Early Choir - 113 30-Mar-14 9:00am Adult Study - 204 Mon 31-Mar-14 7:30pm UMM Study Grp - 204

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