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C O N N E C T I N G PO I NT I N F O R M A T I O NThe Connecting Point is published monthly by FUMCT, 800 Greensboro Av-enue, Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35401 ● 205.345.7261 ● www.fumct.org ● Editors: Ashley Green & Hannah Crisp ● Deadline for copy: 2nd Monday of each month is the deadline for the following month’s publication. Sub-missions can be emailed to [email protected] or may be submitted to Ashley Green in the church office.
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Were You There?Dr. Ken Dunivant, Senior Pastor
As I drove back and forth from seminary in nashville to work in Cullman, I listened to a number of theological audiotapes from the lending library of union Theological Seminary so I could learn from the best. These audiotapes featured some of the great preachers from the Protestant Hour, a weekly broadcast of the best American preachers. Even today, one of the sermons still stands out in my mind. I wish I knew whom to credit — one of the best sermons I’ve ever heard. It was a Holy Week sermon entitled, “You Were There!” … a play on words of the spiritual that
asks the question “Were you there?” The preacher painted the scene of the crucifixion, then switched to first person accounts of being there. First, was the centurion whose terrible task was the execution detail. Grim work to be sure. but that day when they hung the sign, “The King of the Jews” on the cross, they did not hear the usual rant of curses as was the custom. Instead they heard Jesus say, “Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do!” Jesus looked the centurion in the eyes. later in the day Jesus cried again, “It is finished!” and died. The centurion sensed that this was not a cry of failure, but of completion. Then the centurion proclaimed, “That man is the son of God!”Then the preacher’s voice inflection changed to depict Mary. He began to describe the thoughts of Mary, the mother of Jesus, as she remembered the different scenes from the life of Jesus. He placed Mary at the feet of the cross, the worst day of her life. In the midst of the agony of that day, Jesus is pictured as noticing Mary and stating, “Mother, behold your son! John, behold your mother and care for her.” In the midst of his agony and suffering, Jesus looked at her and cared for her. The preacher has Mary replying, “That man loves me and cares for me!”The preacher then places barabbas at the cross. barabbas, the son of a rabbi, hated rome and everything about the oppression they imposed upon Israel. He had fought them with everything he had. He deserved to be on the cross that day. but by custom the roman sought to appease the Jews by releasing one criminal. This time they chose barabbas. He knew he was the guilty one. Seeing Jesus on the cross, barabbas said, “That man is dying in my place!”The preacher then summarized the sermon by observing that the whole of the Gospel is found in these state-ments: this man is the son of God; that man loves me and cares for me; and that man is dying in my place. According to the creative preacher, it is not a question of “Were you there?” It is a proclamation of the gospel to say, “You were there!” Join us for all the activities of Holy Week!
2015
S t e p h e n M i n i S t ry u P D A T E
We are so excited to bring Stephen Ministry to FuMCT! Four members of our church, rev. Dan Kilgore, Mike Spalding, Dr. Terri boman, and Susan Kizziah will attend a week-long training in June in order to acquire the knowledge, skills, and information neces-sary to launch this dynamic ministry for our congregation. Later in the summer, we will train many of you, our church members, in how to be Stephen ministers. What do Stephen Ministers do? basically, they care, pray, encourage, listen, visit faithfully, and bring Christ’s love and care to people in need. If this sounds like something you might be interested in learning more about, contact Susan Kizziah at [email protected] or 205.345.7261, ext. 26.
Stephen Ministry at FuMCT is funded by the Glynn newell Endowment. Starting a new ministry takes funds over and above what the approved annual budget can support. In 1999, Ila Glynn newell made her legacy gift to her church of over $100,000. These funds are held in an endowment and only the earnings can be spent. because of her foresight and generosity, church members 15 years after her death will benefit. She will help us provide Christ-centered care to members of our church family during times of need. We are grateful for Mrs. newell’s foresight and bigheartedness.
AttENDANcE 2.22.15 3.1.15 3.8.15 3.15.15TrADITIonS/brIDGE WorSHIPWoW ADulT SunDAY SCHool ElEMEnTArY SunDAY SCHool nurSErY/PrESCHoolYouTH fINANcIAL rEPortoPErATInG buDGET buIlDInG buDGETorGAnDESIGnATED GIvInG
thIS IS A PubLIcAtIoN of fIrSt uNItED mEthoDISt church tuScALooSA.broadcast & contact Information
The Sunday 11:00 AM Traditions Worship Service is broadcast on WACT 1420 AM. CDs of Traditions & DvDs of The bridge are available in the church office. Contact Celesta at 205.345.7261, ext. 15 for more information. listen to sermons on our website at
www.fumct.org/welcome/listen-to-a-sermon. aDDreSS • 800 GrEEnSboro AvE , TuSCAlooSA, Al 35401
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SymPAthy to...■ Sympathy to Jody (Nini) Jobson in the death of his mother, Mildred norris Jobson, of northport. Sym-pathy to grandchildren/great-grandchildren Tia (Carl) Hathorne, Piper and Davis; William (Anna) Hawkins, Gracie and Carolyne; Matt (Amanda) Hawkins, Jade and ruby. Sympathy also to grandchildren/great-grandchildren: Tia (Carl) Hathorne, Piper and Davis; William and Anna Hawkins, Gracie and Carolyne; Matt and Amanda Hawkins, Jade and ruby.
IN thANKSgIVINg for thEIr LIVES... ■ 2.24.15: Joan Newell Davidson. Sympathy to her sons McCoy (Gloria) Davidson III of Delaware and John (Cathy) Davidson of Florida, and several grandchildren/great-grandchildren and nieces and nephews.■ 2.25.15: Jodie golson Parker. Sympathy to her children Judi Kaye Parker and William D. Parker, Jr. and to her grandchildren.
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church features2 11church happenings & about our congregation
congratulations | recent births■ henry madison Patterson and hollis Edward Patterson, twin sons of Courtney & George l. Patterson III ■ Sarah Evelyn chandler, daughter of Shannon & Eric Chan-dler and granddaughter of bryan and Theresa Chandler ■ catherine Johns hinton, daughter of benjamin and lind-sey Hinton and granddaughter of Iris and David Hinton
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••• Palm Sunday, March 29 •••K-5th grade Palm Sunday Processional* at 11:00 Am traditions worship
*All children ages preschool through 5th grade are invited to participate in the Palm Processional.
Preschool children with a parent meet on the front steps of the church at 10:50 AM. Preschoolers may return to nursery or remain with parents for worship after processional.
K-5th graders meet in W.o.W. room at 10:45 AM. K-3rd grade are welcome to attend W.o.W. or may remain in worship with a parent.
••• Maundy Thursday, April 2 •••maundy thursday Service in the Sanctuary at 6:00 Pm
••• good friday, april 3 •••good friday Service in chitwood hall at 6:00 Pm
••• easter sunday, APril 5 •••Bridge & Traditions worship
8:30*, 9:45 & 11:00 Am
Children's butterfly releaseAfter the 9:45 & 11:00 Am w.o.w. Services
welcome | new members
Crawford barnes & brenden McWilliams
ChIldREN'S BuTTERFlY RElEASEEaster Sunday butterfly release will be in the courtyard after the 9:45 AM and 11:00 AM W.o.W. Services, weather permitting (W.o.W. service is for children in K-3rd grades). Parents will pick up children in the courtyard. In case of rain, parents should pick up on the playground. *A special pre-school family butterfly release has been added at the conclusion of the 8:30 Am service.
Adam & betsy Morrison
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Springtime Tulip River Cruise by Collette VacationsmArch 30-APrIL 7, 2016 oN LuEftNEr cruISES | Take a 7-night cruise on Dutch and belgian Waterways. onlY 7 cabins double occupancy available. First come, first served. Don't wait to register. collette pre-view meeting is wed., April 1 at 4:15 Pm in the Lee Sunday School classroom. reduced rates if sign-up before may 1. Contact Ethelyn Stuhr at 205.799.6841 or [email protected].
Girl's Slow pitch softball updateSoftball practice will continue on Sundays at Collins-riverside Middle School. ● 8 & under & 10 & under │ 2:00 – 3:00 PM● 11 & older │ 3:00 – 4:00 PM no practice EASTEr SunDAY! Enjoy Easter with your families!
pastor's brown bag bible study: table talk with jesus continues through april 15 led by Dr. Ken Dunivantwednesdays at Noon in chitwood hall(Drinks & dessert provided, bring your own lunch!)
uMW april meetings
● celebration circle │ Tuesday, April 7 at 5:45 PM in the Parker Fireside room ● Executive committee meeting │ Tuesday, April 7 at 5:15 PM in the Stabler Conference room● charlotte Shamblin bible Study circle │ Monday, April 13 at 10:00 AM in the lee Classroom● crafts circle │ Every Wednesday of April from 1:00 - 4:00 PM in the Dee Krupp Crafts room● faith and friendship circle │ Monday, April 13 at 10:00 AM, location TbD● circle of hope │ Wednesday, April 8 at 7:00 PM, location TbD● wesleyan circle │ Monday, April 20 at 2:00 PM in the Parker Fireside room
human Trafficking Seminar*rescheduled from earlier date*April 21 from 5:30-7:00 Pm in the Lee classroom Ms. Tajuan McCarty, the director of WellHouse ministry, will speak on human trafficking and how you can get involved to help these women. We will collect cleaning items to be donated to WellHouse. For more informa-tion on WellHouse, visit the-wellhouse.org.
UnitedMethodistWomenFaith • Hope • Love in Action
You may have groaned when you wrote the check (or will write the check) to the IrS this month. Start planning now to reduce your tax burden for 2015 by considering gifts of appreciated stocks, bonds and other securities to the church. You can often avoid the capital gain tax on the appreciated amount of the securities gifted. If you itemize deductions, you can also take a deduction of the fair market value of the gift.
The church can liquidate the asset and use it to develop and enhance min-istries like our involvement in love, InC. (in the name of Christ).
Every day, men and women come to the church looking for help with fi-nances—basic needs like food, cleaning supplies, and money for gas and power bills. The church puts them in touch with love InC. The organization screens the participants by checking with other local non-profits to ensure
that the applicant is not being helped elsewhere.
love, InC. has a yearlong program that helps the recipient learn money management skills, life skills that will not only set them back on the right track, but will teach them how to be successful in the future. our church hosts the life skills training on Thursday nights for 30 families and provides childcare for the participants. In-centives are offered for attendance.
The Discussions Class, a young adult Sunday School class, is helping to bridge some of the gaps in funding that love, InC. faces. For example, participants cannot buy home cleaning supplies and personal items like deodor-ant and toothpaste with government SnAP funds. This class is providing a “store” where love, InC. participants can shop for these supplies, using the incentive funds they receive by attending the weekly programs.
Discussions was impressed by the accountability that love, InC. demands of its participants and by the empha-sis on bible study in the weekly program.
If you would like to know more about love, InC. and its compassionate financial planning ministry, call the church office. As you make your financial plans for 2015, consider how you could ease your tax burden and provide financial resources to this important mission that helps the truly needy of our community.
little lambsconsignment sale
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AMAZInG! Even with the icy weather conditions the day of the preview sale, the little lambs spring sale set all-time record sales numbers. Huge thanks to the devoted little lambs committee mem-bers. Thanks also to all of the volunteers, consigners and shoppers.
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A p p r e c i a t e d A s s e t s
Legacy giving Funds 2015 Budget shortFaLLsThe earnings from some of our endowment funds have been tapped this Spring to sustain and implement vital ministries. When you receive a card from the Card Care Team or hear a beautiful anthem from the choir or see our youth boarding buses for their big Stuff summer trip, thank those who gave to the church with a purpose to support future programs.
In the first two months of 2015, the Matthew 25 funds that we use to help people with needs for gas to get to the doctor or a Tuscaloosa Transit bus pass to get to work have been depleted. Tennie Davidson, a long time member of our church, named the church in her will, setting up an endowment that we tapped for $10,000 to fund the Matthew 25 ministry.
Praise God for the generous spirit of those who give so we can continue our important work.
Children born in 2014 (Jan. - Dec.) and their parents are invited to attend a Traditions worship service of their choice and be intro-duced to the congregation. The reception will allow time to meet other families and have a keepsake photograph made in the court-yard and/or sanctuary. Please come and let us celebrate the addition of your newest fam-ily member. Siblings are invited too! Contact Sandra reed for more information at [email protected].
New BaBy recognition SundayApril 12 at 9 & 11 Am traditions worshipreception at 10 AmParker fireside room
quick notes
4 9family ministries congregational care
NEw bAby SuNDAy | April 12 | See page 3 for more information.
chILDrEN’S worShIP ArtS for AgES 3-5th grADE | wednesday Nights from 6:00-7:00 Pm | Children are encouraged to participate in their age appropriate Worship
Arts program. Contact Mandy Smith [email protected] to find out more!
• the last meeting date for Spring wNA is April 15! • Sunday, April 19 at 11:00 Am bridge service | KWA & Psalm 150 will help the bridge band lead worship. • Sunday, April 19 at 4:00 Pm | PWA (ages 3 & 4) will sing at the event Spring Fling & Easter Things in Chitwood Hall.
ActS 2 (ProGrAM For K-5TH GrADE) | wednesday Nights from 6:00-7:00 Pm in room 207 (2nd floor) | Join us as we “share life together” and learn more about being disciples of Christ!
SouLED out SuNDAyS: S.o.S. for 4th-5th grADE KIDS* | Sunday afternoons (specific times/locations based on age group) | Weekly emails are sent out about S.o.S. meetings,
so we need your current email address. Contact Souled out at [email protected]. *SPEcIAL NotE: S.O.S. will NOT meet Easter Sunday, April 5. Final S.O.S. is April 26 and will resume in the fall.
SouLED out hELP NEEDED | we are still in need of parent helpers for the Sunday School hour! no prep is required! Please consider helping any Sunday you have available! Contact [email protected].
KIDDIE KoLLEgE PrESchooL | registration for the 2015-16 is still open to the public. A fee of $50 is re-quired with registration form. Contact Crystal Hollyhand at 205.345.7261, ext. 24 or [email protected]. Check out our facebook page at kiddiekollegefumct.
mArK your cALENDArS! VbS 2015: EvErESt – ConquEr-ing ChallEngES With god’S Mighty PoWEr | JuNE 15-18 registration begins may 3A large team of volunteers is required to make vbS a wonder-
ful week for the more than 200 children who will learn about the love of Jesus! Please contact [email protected] to let us know you are up for the challenge!
Caregivers grouPAre you a caregiver for someone who suffers from Alzheimers or other age-related dementia, for someone suffer-ing from a chronic or terminal illness, or any kind of long-term physical or mental disability? If you are, you know how challenging life can be, and how often you seem to be living what has been called the “36 Hour Day.” The physical, emotional, financial and other challenges can be overwhelming, especially because they are so often confronted alone, or even kept secret. If you are a caregiver, you and your family need support, advice, encourage-ment, experience, strength and hope more than anyone.
The good news is that you are not alone! There is a large and growing group here at First united Methodist Church that wants to help you cope. our aim is to reach out to all those in our church and our community who are caregiv-ers for aging parents and other loved ones. Some are just now facing the prospects of becoming caregivers, and may be overwhelmed with fears, uncertainties and questions. others may have lived in difficult circumstances, but successfully, for years, and may have a great deal of wisdom and experience to share. Still others may feel lost and exhausted in the middle of it all.
Whatever your needs or situation, we invite all to join us on Sunday mornings in April (12, 19 & 26), either at 9:00 or 11:00 Am, in the Parker fireside room. Each week we will be sharing our experiences, our strength and hope. And soon we will be planning some other social gatherings in homes and about town. We offer mutual sup-port and encouragement to all. If you are interested in joining the group simply contact Jimmy mixson ([email protected]) or Susan Kizziah ([email protected]).
Wanted: men AKA “broTH broTHErS”The response to requests for volunteers to prepare meals for Soup Sisters, the frozen food ministry of our church, has been excellent. Now we need some guyS to help deliver the meals! The amount of time required is minimal but the rewards are many! Imagine the joy you will help bring to the lives
of our church family members when you deliver a delicious meal that is needed during times of illness or other times of great need. If you are willing to be one of our broth brothers, please contact Susan Kizziah, [email protected] or 205.345.7261, ext. 26.
for WHO: Preschoolers & families
WHAT: children will hear about New Life in Jesus
when and WHERE: Sunday, April 19, from 4:00-5:30 in chitwood hall
HOW: using the book, the very hungry Caterpillar, children will learn how caterpillars receive new
life as butterflies!
EMPHASIS: the true meaning of Easter
register: register with Sandra reed at [email protected]
E a s t e r Celebrati ons
Sunday, April 5 | This special tradition will take place at the conclusion of the 9:45 AM and 11:00 AM WoW services in the Courtyard, weather permitting. WoW service is for children in K-3rd grades. Parents will pick-up children in the Courtyard. In case of rain, pick up on the playground. *SPEcIAL NotE: A special but-terfly release has been added for preschoolers attend-ing 8:30 AM childcare. Families should meet in the Courtyard at the conclusion of the worship service.
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bE THE handS & FEEt oF CHrIST!You can be the hands and feet of Christ in service to our church family in many ways:
● Visit members that live in nursing homes or retirement homes● Visit members in the hospital● Send greeting cards to members celebrating their 85 + birthday or recovering from illnesses or surgeries● Park cars for our seniors and young mothers● Assist during funerals and memorial services
If you are interested and willing to participate in any of these ministries, let me know! Contact Susan Kizziah, Director of Congregational Care at [email protected] or 205.345.7261, ext. 26.
8 5family ministriesmusic & worship
Requiem by Maurice Duruflé
Five Mystical Songs by Ralph Vaughan Williams
A Joyful Song by René Clausen (World Premiere)
Sunday, April 12th, 2015 at 3:00 PMin The Sanctuary of FUMCT
PreSenTed bydr. James Seay, Conductor
Susan Goode, Organist & Pianistdr. Patrick Scott, Organistdr. Chris O’rear, Baritone
The Adult Chancel Choir & Orchestra of FUMCT
A Concert in Celebration of the New Sanctuary Pipe Organ
Randall Dyer and Associates, Inc. Opus 98
The New Sanctuary PianoShigeru Kawai SK-3
O r g a n c o n c e r t
This past February, we celebrated the tenth anniversary of the bridge with a memory and music filled flash-back. A lot has changed since that first worship service in Callahan 10 years ago. People have come and gone. Children have grown up (and now participate in the service). new music has become popular. Technology has changed. And, we have become quite comfortable in our "new" venue, Chitwood Hall. but, with all the empha-sis on the changes and reflections on our history, we were quickly reminded how, most importantly, some things have not changed. We seek to provide a bridge between people and God. Jesus provided us with just that, and he also provided us the model for our doing so. The importance of love, grace and forgiveness are a hallmark of our faith and our mission. We strive to continue to provide a place and a means for people who might not otherwise feel comfortable or connected to God in a traditional worship environment to experience, nurture, and share a relationship with Him. thank you for supporting the bridge, whether with your attendance or your prayers (or both). meanwhile, we'll keep "bridging." how about you?
rev. cooper Shattuck, associate Pastor& Lisa waldrop, Bridge Worship leader
We will rehearse on Saturday, April 4 at 10:00 Am, and we would love participation for all three services! Contact [email protected]!
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on March 14-18, the Student Minis-try staff took 30 students to one7 in Charlotte, nC. We were incredibly ex-
cited to go with our students to serve and share the Gospel in word and deed! We are so proud of our students for sacrificing part of their spring break to make an impact for God’s Kingdom! God has moved in incredible ways in our youth group this semester, and these students sacrificing their vacation time exemplifies the change that is taking place in their hearts due to a relationship with Jesus. Many of the students in our youth group have shown a heart to serve Jesus by serving people on this mission trip; through their eagerness to serve the homeless in Tuscaloosa through bus Stop Café; and through their everyday lives. our prayer is that the Holy Spirit would continue to move in these students’ lives and bring them ever nearer to Christ. Please pray with us that God would move and change students’ lives right before our eyes.
Hello Everyone! My name is Charlee rodgers and I have joined the FuMCT Student Ministry staff. Christy Copeland and I will continue to work to-gether organizing and scheduling student ministry events for the church. Preston Adair began this job four years ago and has made stepping into this position easy. My family and I moved to Tuscaloosa seven years ago after my husband Mike took a position with the university of Alabama Sys-tem office. Though we had planned to visit many churches in this area, we knew First united Methodist Church would be our home after our first few visits. Mike and I have three children; Maddie who is 20 and is a sopho-more at uA, Mary Calloway a 6th grader at rock Quarry Middle School, and barret a 4th grader at rock Quarry Elementary. I feel blessed to have the opportunity to work with Christy, brian, Kyle and your children!
welcome charlee!
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g. 5
)So
uled
out
Sun
days
(pg.
4)
yout
h Sm
all g
roup
s (p
g. 5
)So
uled
out
Sun
days
(pg.
4)
New
bab
y Su
nday
(pg.
4)
fitn
ess:
Seni
or F
itnes
s 8
amYo
GA
1:30
pm
TbC
5:30
pm
Craf
t Circ
le (p
g. 1
0)
Craf
t Circ
le (p
g. 1
0)
Circ
le o
f hop
e (p
g. 1
0)
faith
& f
riend
ship
(p
g. 1
0)
Wes
leya
n Ci
rcle
(p
g. 1
0)
Wo
rSh
Iptr
aditi
ons
@ 9
&11
am
Sund
ay S
choo
l @ 1
0 am
Brid
ge @
9&
11 a
m
(pg.
4)
Kw
A &
Psa
lm 1
50 S
ing
@ 1
1 Am
brid
ge (p
g. 4
)
Char
lotte
Sha
mbl
in
Bibl
e St
udy
(pg.
10)
umW
hum
an
Traf
ficki
ng
Sem
inar
(p
g. 1
0)
Care
give
r's S
uppo
rt g
roup
(p
g. 9
)
Care
give
r's S
uppo
rt g
roup
(p
g. 9
)
Care
give
r's S
uppo
rt g
roup
(p
g. 9
)