Sunday, May 14, 2017

U P C O M I N G S E RV I C E S

“The Sacred Sommelier”

Soul FoodEvery living thing needs sustenance. Without it, life becomes weak, dry and incapable of survival. Sometimes, external conditions create a crisis, making it difficult to access what is needed to survive. For many people, this moment in our nation’s history has created a very challenging environment. The need to remain awake, vigilant and responsive in our advocacy and service is exhausting. In order to be faithful, we simply must find ways to nourish our witness, to fuel our activity, to feed body and soul in ways that help us not only survive, but thrive. Over the course of this sermon series, we will explore topics and practices that provide sustenance for both the daily grind and the long haul. Join us for some “Soul Food!”May 21: Proverbs 12:26, Ecclesiastes 4:7-11, “Keep Warm”May 28: Psalm 37:3-7, Romans 12:9-18,“Between Rest & Stillness”

Ministers: Every member of the congregationSTAFF

Ginger E. Gaines-Cirelli ............................................................ Senior Pastor Dawn M. Hand ........................................... Executive Pastor / Chief of StaffAl Hammer .................................Associate Pastor / Chief Operations OfficerWill Green .....................Associate Pastor / Director of Connecting MinistriesBen Roberts .................Associate Pastor / Director of Social Justice MinistriesStanley Thurston ................................................ Director of Music MinistriesAlma Deligny ....................................................Director of Financial ServicesMarthalyle Ford............................. Interim Coordinator of Family MinistriesJill M. Foster ..................................................Hospitality & Ministry ManagerKatrina Taylor-Hankins .......................................................... Office ManagerWhitney Kinsey .............................Mission Possible Phase II Project ManagerMJ Jean .......................................................................... Executive AssistantPhil Carney, Erica Hollins, Carl Long ........Evening/Weekend Admin AssistantThomas Daniels ............................................................................ CustodianAlice Chang ........................................................................... Wedding HostBruce Dorrier .....................................................................Finance AssistantRosa Vega ....................................................... Sunday Morning Coffee HostChasta Piatakovas, Sekethia Farrow, Michele’ Wright .............Childcare StaffLee Kathens, James Darken, Peter Bonaventure, Eric Lee .. Sound TechniciansPastor on Call........................................................................ 202.332.4010

Sunday, May 14, 2017 | 9:00 AM ServicePlease pick up an African American Heritage Hymnal from an usher or greeter.

Children who would like to participate in the Kids’ Worship Service in the Fellowship Hall at 9:15 should be checked in at a kiosk prior to this service. After the Children’s Message, checked-in children with name badges may go directly to Fellowship Hall. For any children who have not been checked in, an adult helper will assist their adults in checking them in.

+Gathering Music: TFWS #2028 Handt Hanson, Paul MurakaMi

“Clap Your Hands”

Welcome Ginger E. Gaines-Cirelli

Children’s Message Ben RobertsWiggle Space for little ones is in the Community Commons.

Please use this space at your convenience.

Reprise: TFWS #2028 Handt Hanson, Paul MurakaMi

“Clap Your Hands”

Parish Announcements Will GreenCopies of the announcements & prayer requests are available at the Welcome Desk.

Mission Possible Witness

Response: AAHH# 303 Walter oWens, Jr.“In the Name of Jesus”

Prayer Ginger E. Gaines-Cirelli

The Lord’s Prayer #7 on the Lord’s Prayer Card

Gospel Reading John 2:1-11 NT page 93

One Voice: Hear what the Spirit is saying. Many Voices: Thanks be to God.

Introduction of Guest Preacher Ginger E. Gaines-Cirelli

Choral Praise robert ray

“He Never Failed Me Yet”

+Rise, as you are ableHearing assistance devices can be found at the sound desk in the Sanctuary.UMH — United Methodist Hymnal (Red) | TFWS — The Faith We Sing (Black)AAHH - African American Heritage Hymnal (on cart as you enter the Sanctuary)Services may be photographed, recorded/live-streamed at any given time. Presence during these services gives permission for audio and/or images of individuals to be used. To opt out, the areas located in the rear under the balcony will not be recorded.

Sermon Rev. MaryAnn McKibben DanaThe Sacred Sommelier

Offertory Will Green

Music at the Offertory keitH HaMPton

“My God Is an Awesome God”

+Doxology: AAHH #668 attr. l. V. beetHoVen

“All Things Come of Thee” All things come of Thee, O Lord, and of Thine own have we given Thee.

+Hymn: AAHH #304 arr. nolan WilliaMs, Jr.“So Glad I’m Here”

+Benediction Ginger E. Gaines-CirelliPlease return your African American Heritage Hymnal

to an usher or greeter in the Narthex as you exit. Thank you.

Individual PrayerMembers of the Foundry Prayer Ministry Team are available for one-on-one prayer

after service on either side of the center aisle in the front of the Sanctuary.

Sunday, May 14, 2017 | 9:15 AM Kids’ Worship Service

Community Commons

Our Kids’ Worship Services are held on second Sundays and are tailored to children, meeting them where they are and allowing them to learn

about the richness of our faith and worship of God at Foundry.

These services are for all children. We invite them to skip, jump and play as the Spirit moves them in their celebration of God.

Hello Pastor Ben

+Sing It: arr. Aaron David Miller

“This Little Light of Mine”

Read It:

+Sing It: arr. Aaron David Miller

“The B-I-B-L-E”

Hear It: Pastor Ben

“Play and Pray”

Pray It: Katie Howell

Do It:

+Give It: Katie Howell

+Sing It: Arr. Aaron David Miller

“Jesus Loves Me”

+Goodbye Pastor Ben

+Rise as you are able.

Sunday, May 14, 2017 | 11:15 AM Service

Welcome Ginger E. Gaines-Cirelli

+Processional: UMH #169 GioVanni GiacoMo Gastoldi

“In Thee Is Gladness”

+Call to Worship* Ben Roberts One Voice: From the corners of the world, from the confusion of life, from the loneliness of our hearts, Many Voices: Gather us, O God. To feed our minds, to fire our imagination, to free our hearts, Gather us, O God.

Children’s Message Ben RobertsWiggle Space for little ones is in the Community Commons.

Please use this space at your convenience.

Parish Announcements Will GreenCopies of the announcements & prayer requests are available at the Welcome Desk.

Mission Possible Witness Zoey & George Kernodle

+Response: UMH# 133 antHony sHoWalter

“Leaning on the Everlasting Arms”

Prayer Ginger E. Gaines-Cirelli

The Lord’s Prayer #7 on the Lord’s Prayer Card

+Psalm Psalm 149:1-4 OT page 583

+Gospel Reading John 2:1-11 NT page 93

One Voice: Hear what the Spirit is saying. Many Voices: Thanks be to God.

+Rise, as you are able*From The Pattern of our Days: Worship in the Celtic Tradition from the Iona Community by Kathy Galloway, Used by permission.Participating musician: Patrick Lathan, pianistHearing assistance devices can be found at the sound desk in the Sanctuary.UMH — United Methodist Hymnal (Red) | TFWS — The Faith We Sing (Black)Services may be photographed, recorded/live-streamed at any given time. Presence during these services gives permission for audio and/or images of individuals to be used. To opt out, the areas located in the rear under the balcony will not be recorded.

Introduction of Guest Preacher Ginger E. Gaines-Cirelli

Anthem norMan dello Joio

“A Jubilant Song”

Sermon Rev. MaryAnn McKibben DanaThe Sacred Sommelier

Offertory Will Green

Music at the Offertory robert l. Morris

“I Thank You Jesus”

+Doxology: UMH #94 lasst uns erfreuen

Praise God from whom all blessings flow. Praise God, all creatures here below: Alleluia! Alleluia! Praise God, the source of all our gifts! Praise Jesus Christ, whose power uplifts! Praise the Spirit, Holy Spirit! Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!

+Hymn: UMH #261 sHaker tune, adaPt. sydney carter

“Lord of the Dance”

+Benediction Ginger E. Gaines-Cirelli

+Recessional

+Postlude

Ringing of the Foundry Bells

Individual PrayerMembers of the Foundry Prayer Ministry Team are available for one-on-one prayer after

service on either side of the center aisle in the front of the Sanctuary.

Today At Foundry United Methodist ChurchAll are welcome to join activities and classes listed on this page.

Previous attendance or registration is not required.

Music8:15 AM Gospel Choir, Choir Room9:15 AM Children’s Choir, Room B110:00 AM Chancel Choir, Choir Room

Children & Youth9:15 - 10:00 AM Wiggle Room (ages 4-10), Room 206

10:10 - 11:05 AMConfirmation Learning Session, Fellowship Hall StageSunday School

11:30 AM - 12:15 PM Wiggle Room (ages 4-10), Room 206

Adults10:10 - 11:05 AMKaleidoscope, led by Jill FosterDavenport Center

Gospel Choir with You, led by Stanley ThurstonCommunity Commons

How to Talk so Kids will Listen..., led by Patricia Bravo and Camilla HicksRoom 208

Serving God, Saving the Planet, led by Martha Lyle Ford and Jill BarkerRoom B1

12:45 - 1:45 PMDealing with Loss and Transition Group, facilitated by Jeff DietterleRoom 208

6:00 - 8:00 PMLGBTQ Potluck, hosted by Vadi Jitnikoff and Jim Early5915 North 2nd Street, Arlington, VA

Ages 2 - 3: Childcare CenterPre-K - K: Room 206Grades 1 - 2: Room 204

Grades 3 - 5: Room 205Grades 6 - 8: Room 203Grades 9 - 12: Youth Room

Pray for our Confirmands Please be in prayer for our confirmands, their mentors, confirmation leaders, and families. The confirmands are Raevaughn Fowler, Abigail Bozzel, Max Stowers-DeWolfe, Jeremy Smiley and Jules Van Arsdale.

Celebrating Youth MinistryJoin us for our annual Youth Ministry 200 Envelopes Campaign. We have a goal to raise $20,000. Funds will be used to support the ongoing work of youth ministry. Youth will be staffing a table in Community Commons. We invite you to pick up your envelope from them today.

Today’s Guest Preacher: Rev. MaryAnn McKibben Dana

MaryAnn McKibben Dana is a writer, pastor and speaker living in Reston, Virginia. She is author of “Sabbath in the Suburbs” and the forthcoming “Improvising with God”. Her writing has appeared in TIME.com, The Washington Post, Huffington Post, Religion Dispatch-es, Journal for Preachers, the Christian Century, and in a monthly column for Presbyterians Today for three years. She was featured on PBS’s “Religion and Ethics Newsweekly” for her work on Sabbath, and was recognized by the Presbyterian Writers Guild with the 2015-2016 David Steele Distinguished Writer Award.

Rev. Dana is preaching on “The Sacred Sommelier” at both services.

Sacred Resistance Ministry Team

Happy Mother’s Day from the Sacred Resistance Ministry Team. Take the time to read through the various links shared at foundryumc.org/resist as they contain vital information so we, as people of faith, can advocate, ally, agitate, and resist for the social justice issue of maternal health this month.

We need you! Interested in working on a one-month planning team to coordinate weekly actions? Let us know at resist@foundryumc.org.

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Wednesday, May 17YogaHeld from 7:00 - 8:00 PM in our Fellowship Hall, this free Vinyasa Flow yoga class is designed for practitioners of all ages and experiences. Limited mat rentals are available for $1. Yoga sessions are Wednesdays through May 24.Take Charge/Age Well AcademyJoin us in the Community Commons from 5:15 - 7:00 PM for a one-hour discussion of topics generated at the May 10 session. Bring your questions and comments for an informal discussion about legal planning for aging well, including financial powers of attorney, advance directives and health care powers of attorney, and estate planning basics. There is no charge for participation.

Thursday, May 18: Advocacy Day with the Way Home CampaignWill you join us on Thursday, May 18th for our Advocacy Day? The DC Coun-cil has the ability to make significant investments in ending chronic home-lessness as they prepare their budget. To make this happen, we need your help. This is a chance to meet with DC Councilmembers and their staffs and remind them that ending chronic homelessness is a top priority. More infor-mation at foundryumc.org/ending-homelessness, then click “get involved.”

Saturday, May 20: Politics for Neighbors and NaysayersScholar in Residence Rev. Dr. Amy Laura Hall will lead her first discussion from 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM in the Community Commons. Her books will be available for purchase and signing following the event.

Sunday, May 21: Gospel Choir with You!Sing a song with the Gospel Choir during the 9:00 AM service today. You will be invited to step up and join us. Make a joyful noise!

Sunday, May 28: Soul Food Potluck Bring your favorite Soul Food or comfort food item for a community-wide potluck luncheon to be held at 12:15 PM in the Fellowship Hall. All are wel-come to share in fellowship. For more information, please contact Pastor Will Green (wgreen@foundryumc.org).

Monday, May 29: Offices ClosedFoundry will be closed on Monday, May 29 for Memorial Day. We will resume normal office hours on Tuesday, May 30.

Scholar in Residence: Rev. Dr. Amy Laura Hall

Foundry is excited to welcome Rev. Dr. Amy Laura Hall as our Scholar in Residence for 2017. Rev. Dr. Hall is the Associate Professor of Christian Ethics at Duke Divinity School and author of numerous published essays and three books, including “Kierkegaard and the Treach-ery of Love,” “Conceiving Parenthood: The Protestant Spirit of Biotechnological Reproduc-tion,” and “Writing Home with Love: Politics for Neighbors and Naysayers.” She is a profes-sor at Duke University, where she has served on the steering committee of the Genome Ethics, Law, and Policy Center.

Hall served on the Bioethics Task Force in The United Methodist Church, and has spoken to academic and ecclesiastic groups across the U.S. and Europe. An ordained UMC elder, Hall is a member of the Rio Texas Annual Conference. Her service with the community includes an initiative called Labor Sabbath, an effort with the AFL-CIO of North Carolina to encourage congregations of faith to talk about the usefulness of labor unions.

She will be leading her first discussion on at 9:30 AM, May 20, with subsequent talks on August 12 and November 4.

Thursday, June 1: Foundry Summer Hours Begin Sunday 8:00 AM - 2:00 PMMonday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PMTuesday - Thursday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PMFriday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PMSaturday 9:00 AM - 12:00 Noon

Sunday, June 4: Decorate Foundry for Capital Pride Join us after the 11:15 AM service to decorate Foundry for DC’s annual Capi-tol Pride Parade. We will hang streamers around the outside of the building. For more information, please visit foundryumc.org/pride2017.

Saturday, June 10: Capital Pride Lemonade StandWant a front row seat for the Pride Parade? Help at Foundry’s famous lemon-ade stand. Sign up for a time slot at Foundryumc.org/pride2017.Prefer to march in the Parade? Sign up online or contact Pastor Will Green (wgreen@foundryumc.org).

Mission Possible UpdateA Mission Possible II gathering is offered today in the Davenport Center at 12:30 PM. Feel free to attend, no advance registration re-quired. In addition, three other gatherings (listed below) are taking place this coming week. Registration is required for them, and can be accessed at foundryumc.org/phase-ii-gatherings. We invite you to attend one of these gatherings to learn more about our church’s exciting vision for expanding radical hospitality. For more informa-tion, visit the Mission Possible table in the Community Commons af-ter either worship service or visit foundryumc.org/mission-possible.

Upcoming Mission Possible Gatherings• Foundry UMC: Davenport Center, 5/14 @ 12:30 PM• Lewis/Lawrence: Chain Bridge Rd & Hwy 66 (Vienna), 5/15 @

7:00 - 8:30 PM• Pflasterer: Columbia Heights Metro, 5/18 @ 6:30 - 8:00 PM• Collins: Petworth Metro, 5/21 @ 4:00 - 5:30 PM

Please pre-register at foundryumc.org/phase-ii-gatherings for exact address

Options for our Little Wigglers!

Children and youth are invited to attend church services with their families. During worship services, wiggle bags and children’s worship bulletins are available. Wiggle bags contain crayons and coloring activ-ity sheets. The children’s worship bulletin reinforces the Sunday School lesson for the week.

Alternatively, several options for children during the services are listed below. Please notice the age range appropriate for each option.

Childcare: Children from birth through age 3 may receive childcare in the Childcare Center from 8:45 AM - 2:15 PM. Foundry’s childcare is provided by well-qualified, paid staff and loving servant leaders. Adults must bring children to this room and pick them up after service.

Wiggle Space: This space in the Community Commons is available on Sunday. This space contains a book cart, rug for children to crawl on, video monitors and audio of the worship service, beverage service, and space for adults to interact with children. Because this is not a controlled space, adults are required to supervise their children. Unsupervised children will be directed back to their adults and not al-lowed to stay in this space.

Wiggle Room: This offering provided in room 206 from 9:15 - 10:00 AM & 11:30 AM - 12:15 PM is for children ages 4 – 10 years old whose adults would like to be in the worship service. Supervision is provided by background-checked, adult servant leaders. Adults must bring children to this room and pick them up.

Children’s Choir: This activity in room B-1 from 9:15 - 10:00 AM is held on the first, third, fourth, and fifth Sundays of the month for first through fifth grade children. Adults must bring children to this room and pick them up.