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CUMC Newsletter July Upheaval and Seeing God John and I were dining out at yet another restaurant after a month of here and there travel. Micah was fussy and exhaust- ing. Eventually I wandered with Micah and ended up at the swivel stools by the bar. A man a few seats down smiled and asked me my son's name. When I replied, he said "A good Biblical name. My son's name is Nicodemus." He told me the story of his son's name, and I told him a piece of mine. One of my favorite scriptures is Micah 6:8, so I quoted it as is normal for me. But then I unexpectedly went further and told him what it meant to me. He told me that he needed to hear that message from Micah 6:8. He went on to tell me how when he was in prison, he was like Nicodemus, longing to understand how he could be born a second time. He found Christ in prison, and I found Christ in him. Summer throws different schedules, activities, obligations, and travel at us. Sometimes we get so caught up in these things that we get distracted from our spiritual disciplines that keep us grounded. Sometimes we are so out of our element that we miss God moving. But these changes can also be some of the best opportunities to see Christ in new ways. I met Jesus at a bar. Where is Jesus meeting you this week? Pastor Jennifer Worship Schedule July 3 The Chrisan as Cizen Doug Bowers July 10 Truth Combats Lies Pastor Jennifer July 17 Why vs. What Pastor Jennifer Pastor Jennifer Burns

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Page 1: CUMC Newsletter · minutes per day to complete. Send resume to ommunity Preschool, 114 Hay Ave., P.O. ox 172, rookville, OH 45309. communitypreschool71@gmail.com. Please no phone

CUMC Newsletter July

Upheaval and Seeing God John and I were dining out at yet another restaurant after a

month of here and there travel. Micah was fussy and exhaust-

ing. Eventually I wandered with Micah and ended up at the

swivel stools by the bar. A man a few seats down smiled and

asked me my son's name. When I replied, he said "A good

Biblical name. My son's name is Nicodemus." He told me the

story of his son's name, and I told him a piece of mine. One of

my favorite scriptures is Micah 6:8, so I quoted it as is normal

for me. But then I unexpectedly went further and told him what it

meant to me. He told me that he needed to hear that message from Micah 6:8.

He went on to tell me how when he was in prison, he was like Nicodemus, longing to

understand how he could be born a second time. He found Christ in prison, and I

found Christ in him.

Summer throws different schedules, activities, obligations, and travel at us.

Sometimes we get so caught up in these things that we get distracted from our

spiritual disciplines that keep us grounded. Sometimes we are so out of our element

that we miss God moving. But these changes can also be some of the best

opportunities to see Christ in new ways. I met Jesus at a bar. Where is Jesus

meeting you this week?

Pastor Jennifer

Worship Schedule

July 3 The Christian as Citizen Doug Bowers

July 10 Truth Combats Lies Pastor Jennifer

July 17 Why vs. What Pastor Jennifer

Pastor Jennifer Burns

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FINANCIAL QUARTERLY REPORTS

The Financial team sent everyone a quarterly report of their personal giving earlier this year. If you wish to continue to receive a report. Please notify John Yancik of your wish to continue this service. Thanks

General Church Apportionments

Our gifts really do make a difference. United Methodists are connectional. We put into practice that if we want

to give money beyond our local church and local community needs, the first place to look is our connectional

system. Apportionments form the framework for our individual and congregational participation in connectional

ministry and mission. When we share our money, a portion of

which pays apportionments, we give to the following general

United Methodist Church fund:

The Black College Fund provides financial support to maintain solid and challenging academic programs, strong faculties and well-equipped facilities for students at Bennett College, Bethune-Cookman University, Claflin University, Clark Atlanta University, Dillard University, Huston-Tillotson University, Meharry Medical College, Paine College, Philander Smith College, Rust College and Wiley College. Their graduates – representing diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds – are leaders nationally and internationally.

Black College Fund

GOBA Fundraiser

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Preschool Summer Office Hours are

Tuesday – Wednesday – Thursday

9:00 to 11:30.

We can be reached at 833-6691 or

[email protected].

Many thanks for supporting preschool while

shopping at Kroger. The Kroger Plus Card needs to

be renewed by the user every year. If you would

like to register your Plus Card, you may do so at

www.krogercommunityrewards.com. Link your card

to Brookville Community United Methodist Church.

Look for the staff to return on Thursday, August 18 to

begin setting up the classrooms. Parent Orientations

will be held in the evenings on August 22 & 23.

Orientation for the children will be August 24 & 25

at 6:30 p.m. Monday, August 29 we begin the

2016-2017 preschool year!

Janitor Position for Preschool

begins Aug. 18, 2016 and goes thru the school year, ending

May 23. 2017. Four days per week. Generally taking 30 to 45

minutes per day to complete. Send resume to Community

Preschool, 114 Hay Ave., P.O. Box 172, Brookville, OH 45309.

[email protected].

Please no phone calls.

1 Lori Wright

3 Dakota Sochacki

6 Jacque Collins

8 Edie Jerd

8 Vickie Wigilesworth

9 Eric Dolan

9 Phil & Jonell Roberts

10 Dale & Hazel Crawford

14 Cliff Loeb

23 Stacey Becker

23 Mary Jane Curry

25 Jessica Hubley

28 Brandon Cera

28 Wayne Wolfe

29 Janet Loeb

29 Ben Miller

30 Andy & Amy Hoover

31 John Yancik Jr.

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

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NO Sunday

School

10:30 Worship

4

INDEPENDENCE

DAY

7:00 Scouts

5

6

5:30 Music

Jam NIght

7

9:30 Piece-

makers

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9

8:30 Mission U

10

9:15 Sunday

School

10:30 Worship

11

7:00 Scouts

12

9:30 am. Pre-

school Board

6:30 pm

Outreach

13

4:00 Ladies

Bible Study

14

9:30 Piece-

makers

15

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17

9:15 Sunday

School

10:30 Worship

18

6:30 Leader-

ship

7:00Scouts

19

20

21

9:30 Piece-

makers

22

23

8 Men’s Prayer

Breakfast

24

9:15 Sunday

School

10:30 Worship

25

1:00 Women’s

Group

2:00 Youth

Campout KOA

7:00 Scouts

26

7 :00 Trustee

Meeting

27

4:00 Ladies

Bible Study

5:30 Music

Jam Night

28

9:30 Piece-

makers

29

30

31

9:15 Sunday

School

10:30 Worship

July 2016

COMMUNITY PICNIC

Community United Methodist Church 114 Hay Avenue P.O. Box 172 Brookville, OH 45309

Pastor Jennifer Burns - (937) 823-4370 E-mail: [email protected]

Phone: (937) 833-3262 Secretary: Sylvia Koeller Office Hours Mon, Wed, & Thurs. 8:30-11:30

E-mail: bcumchurch@gmail,com Church Web Page: BrookvilleCUMC.org

Find CUMC on Facebook under Brookville Community United Methodist

Vacation Bible School 6:00 @ First UMC