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CONNECTION COMMUNITY CHURCH100 W. Green St.Middletown, DE [email protected]/connectioncc

THE CONNECTORSEPTEMBER 2017

CONNECTING PEOPLE WITH JESUS AND THE NEW LIFE HE OFFERS

September 7 Divorce CareBegins

September 13 Alpha & SAMBegin

September 16 Groundbreaking

September 17 MarriageEncounterExperiencebegins

September 23 Network Course

September 24 Baptism Sunday

September 24 Worship and Prayer Service

September 27 See You atThe Pole

September 30 Stomp Malaria 5k

inside…CALENDAR Page 9

FINANCIAL UPATE Page 8

OPERATIONCHRISTMAS CHILD Page 4

RISE & THRIVE Page 5

STUDENT ARTSMINISTRY Page 2

YOUTH CONNECTION Page 5

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WEDNESDAYS FOR 11 WEEKS STARTING SEPT. 13 FROM 6:15-8:30PM

Alpha is an opportunity to explore the Christian faith in a relaxed setting with dinner, talks, and small group discussion. Each week focuses on a different question around faith presented by someone who has taken Alpha before. Alpha is required for Disciple-Membership. Bring your kids! Nursery provided for children 0-3 years of age. SAM (Student Arts Ministry) for students Pre-K through 8th grade. Sign up in the Lobby or online at justshowup.church/alpha.

Busses will be leaving CCC parking lot to transport everyone (there is no parking on the property). Sign up in the Lobby to reserve your seat. Be part of this historic event!

SATURDAY, SEPT. 16 AT 1PM

COMBOWhy not make Wednesdays a night for the whole family? Join us for the Alpha/SAM Combo! Come as a family and enjoy dinner together before programing and nursery begins. SAM will be extended until 8:30 for Alpha participants with children. Please sign up online for Alpha at justshowup.church/alpha and justshowup.church/sam.

For more information on the SAM offerings this Fall, go to page 2!

THE CONNECTOR - SEPTEMBER 2017 PAGE 2 of 9

SAM BEGINS WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13 FROM 6:45-8:00PM

Student Arts Ministries (SAM) will have a “new look” this year as we move to a more project-based format! SAM seeks to provide students and mentors in our church and community with opportunities in the arts, connecting people with Jesus and the new life He offers. For students pre-K through grade 8. This Fall, we will run alongside ALPHA on Wednesday nights.

FALL SESSION PART 1 (six weeks from Sept 13 - Oct 18)GOD SQUAD (Pre-K – Grade 3) – Sing, Act, Move, Laugh, and Learn! A fun-filled program geared for younger students that provides a variety of arts. Hands and HeARTS – OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD CHALLENGE (grades 4-8)Students will create fun projects with their hands – some to keep and some to give away in the Operation Christmas Child Shoe BoxesMoves in Motion (grades 4-8) – Students will investigate a variety of “moves” including mime, slo-mo, charades, and improvisational acting & dance with props. Students will prepare a special piece for the OCC Cabaret on Oct. 22.

FALL SESSION PART 2 (five weeks from Oct 25 – Nov 29, no class Nov 22)GOD SQUAD (Pre-K – Grade 3) – Sing, Act, Move, Laugh, and Learn! A fun-filled program geared for younger students that provides a variety of arts. Hands and HeARTS – Would You Like to Use Wood? (grades 4-8)Students will create fun projects made of wood by learning how to use hand carpentry tools.School of Praise (grades 6-8) – Students will learn how to be a part of a dynamic music group, playing their instruments and “jamming” together.

SIGN UP TODAY AT JUSTSHOWUP.CHURCH/5KHelp make a difference around the world as we raise money to stop the spread of deadly malaria by purchasing mosquito nets. Registration is just $25 before Sept. 10 ($30 thereafter). Register today by picking up a form in the lobby or visit JustShowUp.Church/5K. (No-run option is available). Join our team of volunteers the morning of the race. Sign up in the Lobby.

REGISTER TODAY AT JUSTSHOWUP.CHURCH/SAM

RESTORE, RENEW, AND REKINDLE YOUR MARRIAGEYou are invited to participate in the Marriage Encounter Experience! Marriage Encounter is a world-wide program intended to help restore communication, renew commitment, and rekindle romance. 7 sessions beginning Sunday afternoons from 2pm-5pm beginning Sept. 17. Cost: $75 for CCC attenders (cash or check made out to CCC with MEE in memo) or $100 online registrationFacilitators: Clay and Georgie Holland

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UPCOMING SAM PROJECTSOCC Cabaret (Oct. 22 at 6pm)

Fall Coat Giveaway Festival (Nov 11 from 10am – 12 noon)HealthSouth Caroling (Week 1 in December -TBA)


SYMPATHY TOKathy and Bob Harvilla on the death of Kathy's mother, Janice Solowiej, on Aug. 6.Barry, Joy, Brenton, Mitchell and Ally Wiseman on the death of Barry’s mom, Shirley Wiseman, on Aug. 10.

Divorced or separated? Discover hope and experience healing through Divorce Care, a 13-week Support Group. For inquiries or to register, email [email protected]. If you know someone who could benefit from Divorce Care, pick up a brochure in the lobby and pass it along. Facilitator: Dottie Dann

THURSDAYS, SEPT. 7 – DEC. 7 FROM 7-8:30PM

WORSHIP & PRAYER SERVICESUNDAY, SEPT. 24 AT 7PMJoin us for worship, a message, and prayer as we experience God’s presence in a powerful way. Speaker: Sondra Collins.

THANK YOU…Dear Friends in Mission:Thank you for your support of the United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR). Through your gifts, you are helping to provide assistance for survivors of human trafficking, funding for health and development projects that alleviate hunger and poverty, holistic community-based health programs, and access to clean water and sanitation. This is just a sampling of the good work that gifts like yours make possible. Thank you for giving so generously.

Roland FernandesGeneral TreasurerGeneral Board of Global Ministries

Mary AndreolliExecutive Director ofCommunications, Advance & Fundraising General Board of Global Ministries

Dear Pastor Kari and Connection Family, Thank you for sending support funds last month. I am so incredibly thankful to have a church family at home to support me in my mission here…Since arriving in Costa Rica, my biggest goal has been to begin forming relationships and understanding the culture in order to do ministry more effectively. Along with [teaching] English classes, I have been working with some of the other projects such as construction coops for a small chicken business that helps to support a single mother. The long term mission is to establish a Mission Training Center and Sustainability and Creation Care Center. I look forward to seeing you all in December when I am home for the holidays. Blessings, Emily Price

PEACH FESTIVAL THANK YOU!Thank you to everyone who helped in all areas around the church before,during, and after the Peach Festival to show our community what we mean by RADICAL HOSPITALITY! It was a record-setting day where we gave away 1500 bags of popcorn, 2000 snow cones, countless bottles of water, and provided fun for the whole family with inflatables, puppets, crafts, drama, and even a bird show. Special thanks to Coordinators Howie Otinsky and Sarah Drummond.

Grief Share provides help and encouragement after the death of a spouse, child, family member, or friend. It is a support group that meets weekly in a warm, caring environment where you will come to see your group as an “oasis” on your long journey through grief. For more information, contact the church. Open to the community. Facilitator: Laurie Turtoro

THURSDAYS FROM 7-8:30PM

CHRISTMAS SUMMER OUTREACHIn an effort to spread out some of the holiday outreach events, we are collecting brownies mixes early this year! We need 110 boxes of brownie mix. They will be included in food baskets that will be distributed to 110 families in the community. Please drop off in the Lobby by Sept. 24.

CONNECTION CABARET AND SILENT AUCTIONSUNDAY OCT. 22 AT 6:30PMCome enjoy a night of entertainment and fun for the whole family. Offering benefits Operation Christmas Child. Silent auction featuring Connection Community Church artists, artisans, and others. A night you won’t want to miss!

CAMP PECOMETH “RAISE THE ROOF” WEEKEND SEPT. 22-24The Camp Pecometh Staff Alumni Association (CPSAA) officially "adopted" Fellowship Hall back in 2010. Each year they take on a few projects to help with upkeep of the building. This year they are taking on a slightly bigger than normal task - replacing the roof! They're looking for volunteers to join them for the weekend of September 22 - 24 to help! The weekend will include hard work, meals at the Dining Hall, spending the night in bunk beds, and fellowship at camp. To register or for more information visit pecometh.org/raise-the-roof-weekend. Questions? Call 410-556-6900 x107.


It’s Back to School Time and I’m sure you know what that means, sales, sales, sales! This is prime season for cashing in on those wonderful school sales to purchase items for your shoe boxes! Walmart is the leader with crayons costing only $.25, single subject notebooks also for $.25. and other great prices for things that would be treasured by the receiver of your shoebox. Want to learn how to make items for your shoe box? Come to our second Craft Workshop on September 19 from 6:30 – 8:30 pm. Make and take a craft for your own shoe box, or help the team make items for the Packing Party in October.Our shoeboxes are in the church office now! We are so excited to be able to hand these out for you

to fill and return the 1st and 2nd week of November. If you have taken a shoe box last year and not used it we ask you to use that box first before taking another. Please remember to return the Coin Catcher boxes that you have been dropping your extra coins into. This is such an important part of being able to ship our churchwide packing party boxes that we will be assembling in October. Take another box and continue to drop in your coins to bless these poor unfortunate children living in desperate situations.Speaking of packing parties! Have you taken a mini shoebox from the Christmas Tree yet, it’s certainly not too late! Just buy the item listed on the shoebox and return it to the bin in the lobby. Then take another tag, we won’t mind at all. We are still very short on items for the packing party and could really use your help!

“Therefore, go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.”

Matthew 28:19Pat BerlenOCC Cordinator

NETWORK WORKSHOP SATURDAY, SEPT. 23, 8AM-NOONJoin us for the Network Workshop Saturday, September 23, from 8 am to noon at Connection Community Church. Discover your spiritual gifts and God given passion for serving in the body of Christ. Registration fee is $18 which includes materials and continental breakfast. Sign up at Guest Services by Sunday, Sept. 17; however, we encourage you to sign up prior to that date. About an hour of pre-work from the Network Participant's Guide is necessary to make the workshop more productive and meaningful for you. Network is required for Disciple-membership. Don't miss out on discovering the gifts God has blessed you with! Sign up and pick up your pre-work packet in the lobby today!CCC Network Serving Ministry TeamSue Parkowski, Sharon Maerten, and Sally Barlow

One Sunday each month, free blood pressure screening is offered after the 8:30 and 9:45am services. The next screening will be held on Sunday, Oct. 1.

FREE BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING

NEW WORSHIP & PRAYER SMALL GROUP – BEGINS SEPT. 11, 7PMYou're invited to join the Worship and Prayer small group meetings which will be held the second Monday night of each month. Our inaugural meeting is Sept.11 at 7pm at Gary and Stefanie Griffin's home (18 Springfield Circle, Middletown). For our first meeting only we are asking everyone who attends to bring a snack or dessert or drink to share with the group. We will be discussing Worship and Prayer in our personal lives and how important they are to our daily walk with God. All are welcomed!Signup in the Lobby if you are interested. Contact Mike Osman at 302-740-0539 ([email protected]), or Stefanie Griffin 302-545-0976.


FOOD MINISTRY UPDATEThis month I’d like to share the various roles and people currently volunteering. We can always use more volunteers - please see Needs section below!

Desk duty (desire minimum of two people for each distribution day Tuesday and Thursday). Tuesdays are covered by Alana Bansch. Thursdays currently covered by Suzanne Reph and Marilyn St Pierre. We have had several teens helping here this summer - Hannah Zipf, Camryn Harris - Laurie Eden's granddaughter

Desk runner (desired minimum of two people). Tuesdays are covered by John Bansch and Jennifer Zipf; Thursdays are covered by Laurie Eden, Stacey Fox. Several teens - Taylor Luck, Angelina Cirillo, Hannah Zipf. Computer tracking of database - Laurie Eden.

Pick up food (desire primary and back up by day of week)Monday - Loree Rowland and Jennifer Zipf pick up Wawa and Food LionTuesday - Stacey Fox and Randy Overbey pick up Chipotle and Wawa; John and Alana Bansch pick up Manhattan BagelWednesday - Dave Maerten picks up WawaThursday - Randy Overbey picks up Starbucks, Chipotle and Wawa; John and Alana Bansch pick up Manhattan BagelFriday - Laurie Eden picks up Wawa, KFC and Food Lion.Saturday and Sunday - Randy Overbey picks up 2 different Wawa's in Middletown.

Bagger - Diane Hoover; Randy Overbey, Stacey Fox, Steve McMillan and all of teens above. This role involves breaking down KFC, Food Lion and Chipotle, bagging soups and making bags from frozen foods picked up.

Needs - After several years of serving the Food Ministry faithfully, John and Alana Bansch have decided to step down from their duties as desk and runner on Tuesdays. We are also losing our teen help as school resumes in August and September.

With that said, we need at least two more desk people that could work Tuesdays and one more to back up either Tuesday or Thursday. We could use four more people to help pick up food throughout the week or weekend and we could use three more baggers who could help anytime your schedule allows.

To volunteer, please contact me at the email or phone listed below or the church office. We will arrange an opportunity for you to shadow the desired role before you begin.

Randy OverbeyFood Ministry [email protected] | (302) 838-2712

September is a huge month for Connection’s building plans. We will celebrate our ground breaking on Saturday, Sept. 16, by being bussed out to the land and thanking God for how far He’s brought us to get to this point.

We closed on our bank loan on Tuesday, Aug. 8 and we’re set to begin construction on our new worship center just as soon as we get the final approvals from New Castle County and DelDOT. So, we also continue to pray

as we wait (and wait, and wait). Currently, NCC is reviewing revised plans and the church has been approved for a record plan extension so our record plan submission did not expire at the end of August. DelDOT reviewed updated plans in mid-August and made additional comments, which the engineer addressed and then resubmitted revised plans on Aug. 17.

For more information, see justshowup.church/new-building/

Don’t forget to sign up in the Lobby to reserve your seat for the grounbreaking! Be part of this exciting day in our church’s history!


JR. HIGH YOUTH GROUP2nd & 4th Sunday of the month from noon-2pm (lunch provided)

JR. & SR. HIGH SUNDAY SCHOOLEvery Sunday at 11am

SR. HIGH YOUTH GROUPSundays from 6-8pm

See You at the Pole is simply a prayer rally where students meet at the school flagpole before school and lift up their friends, families, teachers, school, and nation to God. It is student-initiated, student-organized, and student-led. Encourage your student to meet others at the school flagpole and be bold about their faith! For more info, go to syatp.com or talk with a Youth Leader at CCC.

HELP US FEED THOSE IN NEED IN THE MOT AREA!Bring some cans of soup every Sunday and drop it in the bin in the lobby for our Food Ministry. EVERY CAN HELPS! Our current need is 220 cans per week. We can use peanut butter, tuna, and mac & cheese as well.

HURRICANE HARVEY OUTREACHYou can support our efforts to help those affected by Hurricane Harvey in a variety of ways:

• The last page of this month’s Connector contatains lists for Hygiene Kit Materials and Cleaning Bucket Supplies (these are also available in the lobby).

• Drop off supplies in the bins in the lobby

• Give money directly to UMCOR (United Methodist Committee on Relief) by putting a check in the offering bag (indicate US Disaster ADVANCE #901670 on your check)

• Donate online: http://bit.ly/umcorgiving

• Pray without ceasing!

• Contact the church office if you have any questions


1. Set aside time every day to listen to the God’s voice as you read, reflect, and engage with God’s word.

2. Pray and ask the God to highlight some portion of your scripture reading for that day. This will be the verse that "jumps off"

the page for you.

3. Read from both the Old and New Testament. Use the churchwide Bible in a year reading plan found in YouVersion Bible

app called, Life Journal Reading Plan (see other side for this month’s readings) or pick another one.

4. In your journal follow the SOAP method (below) and write a few sentences on each of the following:

SCRIPTURE

This will be the one verse that was "highlighted" for

you as you read.

S

OBSERVATION

Jot down what you observe about this verse within its biblical context.

O

APPLICATION

Write down any "take-homes" or personal

applications. Where does this verse touch your life?

A

PRAYER

Close your time with a prayer asking God to

make this learning come alive in your life.

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Journaling is an excellent way to both record and process what God has spoken to us. It's also a useful tool to use later to reflect on and review

some of the "gems" that you have received. Without writing these down, you may forget those blessings and some very important lessons!

Note: The above material was adapted from Pastor Jorge Acevedo at Grace Church in Fort Myers, FL and Pastor Wayne Cordeiro from New

Hope Christian Fellowship in Hawaii.

Spending time reading and reflecting on God’s word is one of the top things we can do to grow closer to God no matter where we are in our journey with God. Here are four simple steps:

To read through the Bible in a year using the Life Journal Reading plan on January 1 (available on YouVersion Bible App). The plan

has daily reading in both the Old and New Testaments each day. Use the Bible reading and Reflection tips on the other side.

The YouVersion bible app is available at bible.com to read in your browser or you can download it on your mobile device at the

App Store or Google Play store. It is absolutely free.

If you are not currently in the habit of reading and reading through the Bible in a year is overwhelming, then pick one chapter a day

from the below readings.

September Readings1. Ezekiel 15-16; Psalms 70; Revelations 6

2. Ezekiel I7-19; Revelations 7

3. Ezekiel 20-21; Psalms 111; Revelations 8

4. Ezekiel 22-24; Revelations 9



7. 2 Kings 25; 2 Chronicles 36; Jeremiah 40-41; Revelations 12

8. Jeremiah 42-44; Psalms 48; Revelations 13

9. Lamentations 1- 2; Obadiah; Revelations 14

10. Lamentations 3-5; Revelations 15

11. Daniel 1-2; Revelations 16 12. Daniel 3- 4; Psalms 81; Revelations 17 13. Ezekiel 33-35; 14. Ezekiel 36-37; Psalms 110; Revelations 19 15. Ezekiel 38-39; Psalms 145; Revelations 20 16. Ezekiel 40-41; Psalms 128; Revelations 21 17. Ezekiel 42-44; Revelations 22 18. Ezekiel 45-46; Luke 1 19. Ezekiel 47-48; Luke 2 20. Daniel 5-6; Psalms 130; Luke 3

21. Daniel 7-8; Psalms 137; Luke 4 22. Daniel 9-10; Psalms 123; Luke 5 23. Daniel 11-12; Luke 6 24. Ezra 1; Psalms 84-85; Luke 7 25. Ezra 2-3; Luke 8 26. Ezra 4; Psalms 113-127; Luke 9 27. Haggai 1-2; Psalms 129; Luke 10 28. Zechariah 1-3; Luke 11 29. Zechariah 4-6; Luke 12 30. Zechariah 7-9; Luke 13


FINANCE TEAM UPDATEKEY FINANCIAL RESULTS AS OF JULY 31, 2017


SEPTEMBER 2017

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CHURCH OFFICE HOURS: MON. - THURS. 9AM-1PM , FRIDAY 9AM-12:30PM 302.378.7692 // JUSTSHOWUP.CHURCH // [email protected]

Young Adult Group Meetings Mondays at

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