THE HERALD August 28, 2019

Volume 51, Number 34

MISSIONMISSIONMISSIONMISSION

To Make Disciples of

Jesus Christ

VISIONVISIONVISIONVISION

We are seeking to reach

beyond ourselves by

Inviting others to a Life

in Jesus,

Growing as Disciples, and

Caring for People.

MINISTRY TEAM

Every Member

Minister

Dr. Steven A. Screws

Pastor

Dr. Les Hutson

Music

Dr. Amy Holder

Children

Dr. Hardin Coleman

Youth

Jane Doss

Pianist

Dr. Les Hutson

Interim Organist

Andrew Skelton

Church Administrator

Amy Holder

Nursery

Yvonne Marchik

Children’s Place Director

Joy Overby

Church Secretary

WORSHIP AND ART IN THE PARK

Well, for Sco sboro, it is one of those beau"ful and unique weekends

that showcases God’s beauty and the community in which we live. Sunday will

find many folks making their way to early worship at 8:45 a.m., led by Talitha

Hutson and Tim Massey this week, or to the 11 a.m. tradi"onal service with

Dr. Hutson, Jane Doss, and the Chancel Choir leading in music. During both

services we will open the Bible for more treasure to live by and partake in The

Lord’s Supper, before walking across the street to Art in the Park and a

wonderful day in God’s crea"on with some of his musicians, ar"sts, friends,

and food, fun, and fellowship!

Let us li6 prayers of praise and thanksgiving!

Yours in Christ,

Steve

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THOSE

SERVING Financial

September

8:45: Jim Butler/Emily Bradford

11:00: Jack Livingston/

John Paul Campbell

Altar Guild

September

Ann Smith

Susan Waldrop

Children’s Church

September 1

Karen Suggs/Avery Hammon

September 8

Lora Hass/Melissa Doss

Acolytes & Crucifer

September 1

Thomas Stewart

Luke Anderton

Evan Hammond

September 8

Ella White

Grace White

Parker Bell

Snack Supper

September 1

No Evening Ac"vi"es

Sound System/Audio Visual

Byron Burton

Von & Michael Marchik

Leisha Holland

1st Kids JOURNEY 456

Calling all 4th-6th graders....

Bring all of your friends to a NEW overnight event just for your age group!!!

September 20 /21st 5pm to 5pm

The cost is free thanks to our awesome church family for making this

happen!

Registra"on forms are by the church office.

Worship Attendance Week ended

August 25, 2019 498

CHURCH ADMINISTRATOR POSITION We are now taking applications for anyone interested in the Church Administrator position. The purpose of this position is to manage the daily business operations of the church. It includes the development and maintenance of reliable accounting information concerning income, expenses, assets, liabilities, and capital, as well as reporting to appropriate committees. Duties for this position include: managing timekeeping of all staff, assisting other staff members in managing their budgets, assisting the Senior Pastor with reports, etc. The Administrator will: maintain and report accounting information, approve purchases and prepare checks for accounts payable and payroll, maintain and record contributions in an accurate and confidential manner, supervise church staff, and prepare and mail quarterly statements to members. Requirements for the position include: friendly personal skills, accounting and financial background, and knowledge of payroll and accounts payable. Candidate must be familiar with using basic computer programs including Excel and Word as well as accounting software. Knowledge of Shelby Software is a plus. Anyone interested, please forward a resume to the Church Secretary (joy@fumcscottsboro.org or church@fumcscottsboro.org, or fax to 256-259-5715).

The Staff Parrish Committee will review all applications.

Check out our Electronic Giving op�on on our website.

It is a convenient way to set up weekly, monthly or one �me

contribu�ons.

Just go to fumcsco�sboro.org” and click on GIVING. If you need assistance, contact Andy in the church office (256-574-2545).

Email Herald

If you have an email address and would like to

receive the newsletter and special notifications

via email, please share your address with us in

the office. Either call, 256-574-2545, or email

Joy at joy@fumcscottsboro.org. Thanks!

SOUTHERN ESTATES

Jo Smith

Charlene Larson

Dean Woodall

Juanita Lee

Joyce Kennamer

HIGHLANDS

Bryan Woodall

Fran Steelman

CLOVERDALE

Fannie Pearl Eidson

ROSEWOOD

Hazel Butler

HOME

Elisabeth Collins

Faye Berry

Be<y Burton

Dorothy Hopps

Be<ye McGahey

Francis Chapman

PRAYER LIST

Our Church Family

Barbara Akin Molly Bailey

Bailey Family Ben Beasley Dru BeaHe

Hoppy Bishop

Be y Burton

Amy Cameron

Frances Chapman

Johnnie Coleman

Brandy Crosslin

Bill Green

Edith Hambrick

Amy Holder

David Hopps

Sco Huffstetler

Harold Jensen

Jim Johns

David Latham

Bill Layton

Stephanie Massey

Dana Raispis

Marilyn Reed

Barbara Rogers

Jon Rogers

Kay Rogers

Rick Sanders

Mike Shanks

JoAnn Sims

Jo Smith

Fran Steelman

Thomas Stewart

Chris"ne Sumner

Courtney Thomas

Dana Thomas

Dean Tucker

Mahala Valencia

Virginia Wallingsford

Keith Webb

Lyne e Webb

Cody Weimer

Bob Word

Our Church Friends

Joe Abercrombie

Karen Adams

Shelia Ar

Ken Bonner

Mary E. Brown

Kip Cameron

Becky Joyner Carr

Patricia Combs

Maria Cooper

Judy Kay Dawson

Judy Durham

Heather Foote

Carolyn Frakes

John Frey

Jody Gamble

Amber Gilbert

John Gentle

Rita Williams Glasz

Brooke Gogan

Waylon Gorham

Joey Grahm

Cooper Haislip

Dee Harrington

Gladys Helms

Teri Hess

Dorothy Holcomb

RJ Holcomb

Randall Holder

Wendy Hubbert

Aiden Hughes

Deborah Hutchins

Addison James

And the James

Family

Bill Johnson

Elaine Johnson

Lois Johnson

Bill Karrh

Ina King

George Lee

Abby Lusk

Patricia Chandler Lusk

Maria Mae

Kinda Mason

Karen McLeod

Emily McNew

Reuben Miller

Charles Murphy

Myers Family

Pat Nolan

Howard and Shirley Palmes

Jeremiah and Amy McCamy

Pa erson

Vernie Pearson

Chris"ne Perkins

Lee Piskorz

Jena Pi

Feri Raiis

Derek Remitz

Steve Richards

Doris Rousseau

Bonnie Rowe

Susan Ruprecht

Tracy Scoggins

Zeb Scheurman

Travis Shelton

Brenda Talley

Denise Weeks Thomas

Our Troops

Tony Welks

Michele Cleveland Wells

Dennis Williamson

Ashley Wilson

Heather Basile Winfrey

A Mercy Minute,

Step 10 is about living right with

God & others one day at a "me. Some

days we get it wrong and need to make

immediate amends or get wronged and

need to forgive. Each day & decision is

like a crossroads: We learn in recovery

that we never go back to where we were

but instead God will guide us forward

toward his plans & purpose. Jason Hass

will be sharing the CR Lesson

“Crossroads” this week - come to share,

for prayer, or to find where God is

guiding you next.

Blessings, Hardin

All of our members who are homebound, at assisted living facili>es, and nursing homes.

The Civitan Club is selling mums again this year to benefit food backpack

programs. They are $20 for 12 inch pots. Colors are yellow, red, purple, orange

and white. This is the third year. They are beau"ful.

Deadline is August 31st.

Delivery is mid September.

Please contact Mary K at 256-566-9422 to place your order.

Agape Circle will resume September 3, at 10:00a.m.

Have you changed addresses, phone numbers, or

email addresses? Please let the church office know.

256-574-2545 joy@fumcscottsboro.org

THE HERALD First United Methodist Church

1105 South Broad Street

Sco sboro, Alabama 35768

Phone: 256-574-2545

Fax: 256-259-5715

www.fumcsco sboro.org

E-MAIL: church@fumcsco sboro.org

ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED

THE HERALD, published weekly,

except two weeks vaca"on and

Christmas week, by the First United

Methodist Church, 1105 South Broad

Street, Sco sboro, Alabama 35768.

Periodical postage i s paid at

Sco sboro, Alabama 35768.

USPS 554-720.

Sunday, September 1 8:45a.m. Contemporary Worship 9:45a.m. Sunday School 10:00a.m. Sunday School at Fellowship 11:00a.m. Traditional Worship Art Sunday 2:00p.m. Scouts at Fellowship 5:00p.m. Read THE BOOK Bible Study No Evening Children or Youth Activities Monday, September 2 Labor Day Church Office Closed Tuesday, September 3 10:00a.m. Agape Circle 6:00p.m. Praise Band Practice 7:00p.m. Mercy Place Band Practice Wednesday, September 4 6:30a.m. Men’s Bible Study 4:00p.m. Youth Choir

5:15p.m. Bell Quartet 5:30p.m. Youth 6:00p.m. Chancel Choir 6:00p.m. ‘Voices of the Heart’ Book Study Thursday, September 5 9:00a.m. Joyful Sounds Choir 9:30a.m. Ladies Prayer Group 10:00a.m. Ladies Bible Study 5:30p.m. Night Program Meeting in Sanctuary at Fellowship 5:30p.m. Celebrate Recovery Meal 6:15p.m. Mercy Place Service 7:00p.m. Community Band 7:15p.m. CR Small groups Friday, September 6 7:00a.m. Volley Ball and Swim Team Breakfast Saturday, September 7

YOUTH

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Wed, Aug 28th -

Youth Group

5:30 - 7pm

Sat, Aug 31st -

LOCAL MISSION

8am - 1pm

(meet at the church)

Sat, Aug 31st -

Movie Night on the

Square 7pm

(Youth serving

popcorn)

Sun, Sept 1st -

NO YOUTH -

Labor Day Holiday

White

Water

Worship August 24-25

WHITEWATER WORSHIP Wow! We had another

blessed excursion to the

Ocoee this past weekend filled

with fellowship, faith

development, and FUN! First

off, thank you church for

suppor"ng all of our Youth

Events from these High

Adventure types to our

Worship, Discipleship, and

Mission Trips. A huge thanks

also to Dennis & Chandley

Hamm and Carrie Walden for

being drivers, cooks, and

chaperone’s extraordinaire.

We started our

adventure with a float down

the lower Ocoee in inner

tubes - it was fun but also a

reminder to appreciate the

quiet s"llness of God’s

Crea"on as well as HIS peaceful presence. However, peace was the last thing on our minds entering the Paintball

Arena! Again, lots of exhaus"ng fun but also an apprecia"on for teamwork, good communica"on, and health. I

am inspired by several of our students who were pre y scared but competed with courage and sa"sfac"on on

stepping out of their comfort zones. Our fireside devo"on was a reminder that just like the Disciples who were

frightened of a storm as Jesus slept in the bow of the boat...our faith may be messy but ul"mately we must call on

Christ. We were also reminded that just like Naaman who had to humble himself to dip 7 "mes in the murky

waters of the Jordan to receive God’s healing...our acts of obedience may get us muddy but we ul"mately must

obey to be complete. Messy faith and Muddy Obedience s"ll keeps us walking with Jesus.

Then - the full river! I

literally witnessed boat-fulls of

courage, joy, acceptance,

support, and

encouragement. Ra6ing has

such a spiritual correla"on to

listening to your guide who

knows the way, following

direc"on with faith & obedience,

and helping each other all along

the way. We all made it safe &

sound with enough glorious

memories to fill our hearts for a

long "me. Again, thank you

church, thank you parents, and

thank you most amazing &

courageous students!

Blessings, Hardin

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

No Evening Activities

2

Labor Day

Church Office Closed

3 10:00a.m. Agape 4 Nourish One Child

Resumes

5 5:30 Night Program

Meeting, Sanctuary,

at Fellowship Campus

6 7:00a.m. Breakfast

For Volleyball and

Swim Teams

hosted by UMW

7

8 Grandparents

Sunday

9 12:00p.m. Noon

Hilltoppers

6:00p.m. Girl Scouts

at Fellowship

6:30p.m. Book Group

10 9:30a.m. Peace By

Piece Quilters

11 12 13 10:00-11:30p.m.

Youth Fifth Quarter

at Collins

14 UMW District

Mini U (1 van)

12:00p.m. MVP

at Fellowship

15 2:30p.m. Trustees 16 6:00p.m. MVP

at Fellowship

6:30p.m. Friendship

Circle

17 5:30p.m. Finance

6:00p.m. MVP

at Fellowship

18 19 20

5:00p.m. Journey 456

21

2:00p.m. Private

Bridal Shower

at Fellowship

Journey 456

Until 5:00p.m.

22 23 6:00p.m. Girl

Scouts at Fellowship

6:00p.m. MVP

at Fellowship

24 6:00p.m. MVP

at Fellowship

25 12:00p.m. Noon

Cane Club

at Stevarino’s

26 27 10:00-11:30p.m.

Youth Fifth Quarter

in Fellowship Hall

28 12:00p.m. MVP

at Fellowship

29 11:00a.m. UMM

Sunday Lunch

Bishop Debra Wallace

Padget at both

services

Blessing of the Animals

No Children’s Evening

Activities

30

2019

REGULAR WEEKLY SCHEDULE

Sunday

8:45a.m. Contemporary Service

9:45a.m. Sunday School

10:00a.m. Sunday School at F

11:00a.m. Tradi�onal Service

2:00p.m. Scouts at Fellowship

4:00p.m. Youth Choir

4:45p.m. Youth Bell Choir

5:00p.m. Read THE BOOK Bible

Study

5:30p.m. Lambs, 1st Kids, Youth

5:45p.m. Lambs Choir

5:45p.m. “Who, What, When,

Where, Why”

Musical for 1-6th Graders

Monday

9:00a.m. FUMC Music with

Pre-school

Tuesday

3:00p.m. Boys & Girls Club Choir

6:00p.m. Praise Team Prac�ce

7:00p.m. Mercy Place Band Pr

Wednesday

6:30a.m. Men’s Bible Study

3:00p.m. FUMC A;er School

Choir

4:00p.m. NOC Bagging at F

4:00p.m. Youth Choir

5:15p.m. Bell Quartet

5:30p.m. Youth

6:00p.m. Chancel Choir

6:00p.m. ‘Voices of the Heart’

Book Study

Thursday

9:00a.m. Joyful Sounds

9:30a.m. Ladies Prayer Group

10:00a.m. Ladies Bible Study

3:00p.m. Boys & Girls Club Choir

5:30p.m. CR Meal

6:15p.m. Mercy Place Service

7:00p.m. Community Band at F

7:15p.m. CR Small Groups

Friday

01 Will Drummond 01 Wesley Hardman 02 Laurene Moghani 02 Micah Motes 02 Skylar Overby 03 Nita Herrington 03 Riley O’Brien 03 John Kiyak 03 Daniel Welch 04 Michelle Miller 04 Tristan Stavig 05 Joel Brown 05 Peggy Drews 06 Micalah Barnett Banks 06 Sunny Overby 08 Clay Marshall 09 Johnny Johnson 10 Holly Donham 10 Sadie Latham 10 Clara Edmonds 11 Katherine Webb Hale 11 Craig Fischer 11 Dean Woodall

13 Steve Kennamer 13 Devan Thompson 13 Cash Foster 15 Audrey Hardman 15 Bailee Barrilleaux 15 Adam Ellenburg 16 Charli O’Brien 16 Colby Bradford 17 Dot Black Claybrook 17 Blair Radavsky 17 Tammy Wynn 17 Rebecca Jones 18 Hank Frazier 18 Pat Freeman 18 Libby Kiyak 18 Colleen Skelton 18 Peggy Bush

19 Jeff Miller 21 Cayley P. Edmonds 21 Talitha Hutson 22 Joanne Stewart 22 Kim Bryant 22 Lisa Freeman 22 Lisa Armstrong 23 Martha Arnold 23 Beth Winchester 24 Ron Bailey 24 Mitch Moghani 25 Blake Welch 26 Andrew Bare 26 Connor Hutson 27 Mary Lawhorn 27 Sheila Bolding 27 Doug Copeland 28 Mary Nixon 30 Brooks Fossett 30 Lynette Webb

AUGUST HONORARIUMS AND MEMORIALS

HONORARIUMS Discretionary Fund In honor of Glenda and Arthur Beard By Joyce Kennamer General Fund In honor of Ramsey Freeman on her birthday By Vesta Lou Skelton In honor of Jon and Barbara Rogers By Doug and Nancy Hodges Nourish One Child Fund In honor of Mary K Carlton By Vesta Lou Skelton In honor of Dean and Brian Woodall By Kim and Ladue Fossett Youth Fund In honor of Edith Hambrick By Kim and Ladue Fossett In honor of JoAnn Sims By Kim and Ladue Fossett In honor of Jo Smith By Kim and Ladue Fossett

MEMORIALS Capital Fund In memory of Phyllis Murphy By Clark Murphy General Fund In memory of Grady Bennett By Kim and Ladue Fossett In memory of Jimmy Cook By Kim and Ladue Fossett In memory of Karen Johnson By Kim and Ladue Fossett In memory of Judith and John Proctor By Kim and Ladue Fossett In memory of Wayne Sims By Kim and Ladue Fossett By Vesta Lou Skelton Nourish One Child Fund In memory of Mark Barrentine By Debra Barrentine