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THE HERALD
January 30, 2019 Volume 51, Number 5
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
Gene Reed
Interim Organist
Andrew Skelton
Church Administrator
Breanna Welch
Nursery
Yvonne Marchik
Children’s Place Director
Joy Overby
Church Secretary
MEET THE MASTER
is from the beloved author and my dear friend, Dr. Charles L. Allen
He was born in a village, of poor parents in an insignificant li�le country. When
He was twelve years old He was conscious of the fact that God had placed Him here for
a specific purpose. At the age of thirty He made public His plans and purposes and
began the three short years of His public ministry.
He loved people and enjoyed being with them. He went to their par es; He was
a popular dinner guest; even the li�le children crowded around Him. He invited twelve
men to work with Him, and later He commissioned them to carry on His work. He told a
ruler about an experience called the “new birth”.
He offered an outcast woman water that would quench the thirst of her very
soul. He healed the sick, raised the dead, opened the eyes of the blind, loosed the
tongues of the dumb, brought hearing to the deaf, and caused the lame to walk. He fed
those who were hungry, and brought peace to troubled minds.
He taught the people that happiness comes from the inside, that the solu on to
hates and prejudices is not in laws but in love. He told of the amazing power of prayer,
that the treasures one lays up in heaven are more important than the treasures one
accumulates on earth, that a divided heart leads to destruc on.
Faith in God was to Him a ma�er of supreme importance. Because God so
beau fully clothed the lilies of the field, and because God cared so tenderly for even the
birds of the air, He concluded that humans who are to live eternally should not worry
about the things of this life. Instead, one should seek God’s kingdom first and the other
things of life would be taken care of.
He warned against people judging each other. He warned that a life built on
any other principles than the ones He taught would be like a house built on sand that
would not stand in the face of a storm.
He said His Kingdom was like the growth of the ny seed that eventually
becomes a tree, or like the leaven that eventually leavens the en re loaf. And that
possessing Him was worth all else one had, just as the merchant sold all his possessions
in order to own the one pearl of supreme worth.
Please share this ar#cle with a friend and maybe it will spark a conversa#on
with you and them about Jesus Christ, our Savior and the greatest man who ever lived
and who lives now for all of eternity. Do you know Jesus as your Master and Savior?
Have you asked Him into your heart? Have you surrendered your soul to Jesus as your
Master, your Lord, your Savior? If you have, then you have begun the new birth—a
great adventure. Pray with a spiritual friend, your family, your pastor, and be bap#zed
as you profess the Chris#an faith! To meet the Master is the great joy of life to
experience and share with others!
Yours in Christ,
Steve
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THOSE SERVING Financial
February
8:45: Josh Brickley/Bill Layton
11:00: Mike Simmons/Bonnie
Weeks
Altar Guild
February
Kathy Wright
Glenda Beard
Children’s Church
February 3
Asia Po;s/Jodie Jacobs
February 10
Emily Bradford/Sara Anderton
Sunday Night Snack Supper
February 3
Sonja Jones
February 10
United Methodist Women
1st Lamb Parent Helpers
February 3
Melissa Doss
February 10
Darlene Gu;ridge
Sound System
Byron Burton
Jason Welch
Chris#an Hutson
Worship Attendance Week ended
January 27, 2019 469
1st Kids JESUS CALLS HIS DISCIPLES
Join us Sunday as we learn to be Fishers of Men!!
SUNDAY EVENING ACTIVITIES
We have such an awesome and big group of First Kids we are going to be dividing
up into 3 instead of 2 groups!!!
Breanna Welch along with some parent helpers will lead the Lambs
Ms Karen and parent helpers will lead our new Puppet Ministry
And Elizabeth Stout and Dr. Amy will lead the older group
ITS GOING TO BE AWESOME!!!!
EXIT 456
Calling all 4th, 5th and 6th graders! Join Dr. Hardin and Dr. Amy for an overnight
retreat to Camp Sumatanga March 15th and 16th!!
The Cost is $75 but please don’t ever let an expense stop your child from
par#cipa#ng! Let me know if you want to go!!!
Let the Worshippers Arise
John 4:23 "Yet a me is coming and has now come when the true
worshippers will worship the Father in the Spirit and in truth, for they are the kind of
worshippers the Father seeks." I love every #me of worship experienced with our
group of Lord-loving Youth. At events, with the youth praise team, or youth
choir...we worship. With devo#ons, student sharing, or tes#mony...we worship. In
scripture study on Sunday mornings, in sermons, or prayer sta#ons...we
worship. With missions, local service, or just helping a friend...we worship. Even in
fun loving fellowship filled with big ole belly laughs...we worship. Now is the #me
for us all to seek every opportunity to worship the Lord and worship the Lord with
every opportunity.
The Youth Group had a very fortunate opportunity to a;end a Worship
Event in Rainsville this past weekend. A na#ve of Georgia, Aus8n French, was in
concert but also shared his hearHelt tes#mony of how God's plans will oJen seem
inconvenient at the #me un#l such a #me that we again realize HIS sovereign
design for our lives. Through an unforeseen adop#on, a miraculous healing, and a
career leading worship - God's plan reigns and Aus#n worships. His message is of
broken & limited people set free by grace and mercy then remaining free to
worship the author of our full & prosperous lives. We are free & freely worship our
Savior! This is his 'Freedom Hymn' - "I breathe the air of freedom in knowing my
life is be;er off in Your hands. The past is gone, what's done is done, Now I'm
Alive. I can never be free without you...this is my freedom hymn."
I praise God for freedom from self, sin, and worldly solu#ons that bring only
misery. I liJ my voice to Jesus who is s#ll very much in the business of Saving every
day. I worship the Lord who loves us despite our past, pride, peMness, or mis-
placed
purpose. Arise worshippers -
the Lord loves you and loves to
hear your praise!
Blessings, Hardin
YOUTH ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Youth R&R Fellowship
Sunday mornings at 10am in the
Youth House
Sun, Feb 3rd - Super Bowl Party
5:30 - 8:30 at the Youth House
Youth Choir Cherokee Trip
Feb 15-17th (turn in reg to me
or Dr Les)
Pictured le�: Our amazing Youth
at the Aus�n French Concert in
Rainsville.
PRAYER LIST
Our Church Family
Barbara Akin Molly Bailey
Bailey Family Ben Beasley
Grady Benne;
Hoppy Bishop
Frances Bradford
Amy Cameron
Londa Champagne
Paisley Champagne
Johnnie Coleman
Elisabeth Collins
Phyllis Compton
Connie Co;on
Edith Hambrick
Larry Helms
Sco; Huffstetler
Jay Kelly
Phyllis Kirby
Bill Layton
Stephanie Massey
Traci Phillips
Dana Raispis
Marilyn Reed
Rick Sanders
JoAnn Sims
Fran Steelman
Helen Stevenson
Chris#ne Sumner
Dean Tucker
Rachel Turner
Mahala Valencia
Virginia Wallingsford
Keith Webb
Brian Woodall
Bob Word
Our Church Friends
Joe Abercrombie
Karen Adams
Lois Batey
Ken Bonner
Tucker Bradford
Becky Joyner Carr
Jamal Cheatham
Patricia Combs
Maria Cooper
Carolyn Frakes
John Frey
Dale Ferguson Family
Joe Gentle
Lorene Gentle
Rita Williams Glasz
Waylon Gorham
Joe Grahm
Cooper Haislip
Dee Harrington
Gladys Helms
Arv Hickerson
RJ Holcomb
Randall Holder
Deborah Hutchins
Addison James
And the James
Family
Ashley Johnson
Bill Johnson
Bill Karrh
Ina King
George Lee
Abby Lusk
Dineen McCutchen
Karen McLeod
Emily McNew
Bob Milk
Jennifer Milner
Thomas Bryant Nelson
Melvin Nicholas
Pat Nolan
Howard and Shirley Palmes
Vernie Pearson
Bob Pe;y
Lee Piskorz
Feri Raiis
Mark Rosser
Doris Rousseau
Bonnie Rowe
Tracy Scoggins
Zeb Scheurman
Dr. Grayson Simmons
Mrs. Diane Simmons
Brenda Talley
Denise Weeks Thomas
Our Troops
Michele Cleveland Wells
Dennis Williamson
Heather Basile Winfrey
All of our members who
are homebound, at
assisted living facili8es,
and nursing homes.
A Mercy Minute
We must leave the past in the past but learn from it to move into our God designed future. Step 4
calls us into a searching and fearless inventory of past hurt, shame, and resentments. Self-honesty gets us
started, hope keeps us going, and Jesus Christ changes us. This week, Josh McWIlliams will share a Step Talk
on stepping into the past honestly to learn but then being propelled into a renewed future to truly live. It's
a rally not a race that starts at Mercy Place!
Blessings, Hardin
The Woman’s Bible Study Group will
begin a Beth Moore study on
Revela#ons on Thursday, February 7
at 12:00p.m. noon at FUMC. If you
would like to join us and would like to
order a workbook or if you have
ques#ons, call 256-239-5312
We Need Your HELP!!!
Unfortunately, Room In The Inn is unable to con#nue to offer
warm overnight lodging to the homeless as of January 28. Normally,
they would con#nue to provide warm lodging through March 31. Life
Resource Services, local churches and various volunteers are stepping
up to fill in the gap from now un#l March 31 under the leadership of
Life Resources Night Program. FUMC will be hos#ng overnight guests
every Thursday night during February and March.
We URGENTLY need night chaperones, both men and women,
but especially women.
We also need volunteers to drive one of the church buses on
Sunday mornings to transport guests from Life Resources to FUMC for
the Contemporary Service and then back to Life Resources.
If you can help, please contact Alan Richardson at
256-509-8304 or call the church office at 256-574-2545.
As always, Thank You for your Help and Support!!!
The Agape Circle will meet
Tuesday, February 5th at
10:00a.m.
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
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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.
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Sunday, February 3 8:45a.m. Contemporary Worship 9:45a.m. Sunday School 10:00a.m. Sunday School at Fellowship 11:00a.m. Traditional Worship 2:00p.m. Scouts at Fellowship 4:00p.m. Youth Choir 5:00p.m. Read THE BOOK Bible Study 5:00p.m. Children’s Choir 5:30p.m. 1st Lambs/1st Kids 5:30-8:30p.m. Youth Super Bowl Party at Youth House Monday, February 4 6:00p.m. MVP at Fellowship Tuesday, February 5 10:00a.m. UMW Agape Circle 10:30a.m. Ministerial Association at Fellowship 6:00p.m. MVP at Fellowship 7:00p.m. Praise Team Practice
Wednesday, February 6 6:30a.m. Men’s Bible Study 4:00p.m. NOC Bagging 5:30p.m. Youth 6:00p.m. Chancel Choir 8:00p.m. Mercy Place Band Practice Thursday, February 7 9:00a.m. Senior Choir at Senior Center 12:00p.m. Noon Women’s Bible Study 5:30p.m. Celebrate Recovery Meal 6:15p.m. Mercy Place Service 6:30p.m. Community Band at Fellowship 7:15p.m CR Small groups Life Resources Night Program at FUMC Friday, February 8 Saturday, February 9 8:00a.m. Boy Scout Pinewood Derby 12:00p.m. Noon MVP at Fellowship
New Book Group
Mary K Carlton will be star#ng a
book discussion group at First Methodist
in the library on the 4th Monday night,
February 25th at 6:30p.m. Mary K will
review and then lead discussion on
Before We Were Yours, by Lisa Wingate.
For more informa#on contact
Mary K at
256 566 9422.
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1
Boy Scouts
Shiloh Battlefield
2
Boy Scouts
Shiloh Battlefield
3
5:30-8:30p.m. Youth
Super Bowl Party
At Youth House
Boy Scouts
Shiloh Battlefield
4 5 10:00a.m. Agape
10:30a.m. Ministerial
Association at
Fellowship
6 7 Life Resources
Night Program at
FUMC
8 9 8:00a.m. Boy Scout
Pinewood Derby
12:00p.m. MVP
at Fellowship
10 11
12:00p.m. Noon
Hilltoppers
6:00p.m. Girl Scouts
At Fellowship
12
9:30a.m. Peace by
Piece Quilters
13 14 Life Resources
Night Program at
FUMC
15
Youth Choir Retreat
16
Youth Choir Retreat
17
11:00a.m. UMM
Sunday Lunch
2:30p.m. Trustees
No Evening Activities
Youth Choir Retreat
18
6:30p.m. Friendship
19 10:00a.m. Tree
Commission Tree
Planting for Ron
Cleaver
5:30p.m. Finance
20 21 Life Resources
Night Program at
FUMC
22 23
12:00p.m. MVP
at Fellowship
Special Session
General Conference
24
Special Session
General Conference
25 6:00p.m. Girl
Scouts at Fellowship
6:30p.m. Book Group
Special Session
General Conference
26
Special Session
General Conference
27
12:00p.m. Noon Cane
Club at Stevarino’s
28 Life Resources
Night Program at
FUMC
REGULAR WEEKLY SCHEDULE Sunday 8:45a.m. Contemporary Service 9:45a.m. Sunday School 10:00a.m. Sunday School at Fellowship 11:00a.m. Traditional Service 2:00p.m. Scouts at Fellowship 4:00p.m. Youth Choir 5:00p.m. Children’s Choir 5:00p.m. Read THE BOOK Bible Study 5:30p.m. 1st Lambs/1st Kids/Youth Monday 6:00p.m. MVP at Fellowship
Tuesday 6:00p.m. MVP at Fellowship 7:00p.m. Praise Team Practice Wednesday 6:30a.m. Men’s Bible Study 4:00p.m. NOC Bagging at Fellowship 5:30p.m. Youth 6:00p.m. Chancel Choir 8:00p.m. Mercy Place Band Practice
Thursday 9:00a.m. Senior Choir 12:00p.m. Noon Women’s Bible Study 5:30p.m. Celebrate Recovery Meal 6:15p.m. Mercy Place Service 6:30p.m. Community Band at Fellowship 7:15p.m. CR Small Groups Friday Saturday 2019
01 Shalyn Benson 01 Nathan Paulk 01 David Wright 01 Breezi Overby 01 Mildred Shelton 01 Becky Richardson 02 Kay Rogers 03 Bob Word 03 Evan Petriske 04 Jean Smith 05 Gene Carlton 05 Shirley Hamilton 07 Kim Fossett 07 Ladue Fossett 08 Mark Chapman 08 Wally Herbst 09 Katie Stevenson 11 Elisabeth Collins 11 Ed Gardner
12 Betty Parker 12 Jocelyn Boles 12 Parker Hurt 13 Les Hutson 13 Jolee Thompson 14 Ella Ruth White 14 Elizabeth Grace White 14 Don Harris 15 Leisha Holland 15 Jason Welch 16 Paul Stevenson 16 Craig Compton 17 Lindsey Foster 17 Chris Helms 17 Bob Hodges 17 Lou Stewart 17 Susan Hass 18 Bill Coleman 19 Lora Rosser
19 Shirley Rossano 20 George Brickley 21 Billy Carver 21 Don Wright 22 Joyce Kennamer 22 Brandon Reed 22 Shannon Hurt 23 David Qualls 23 Inez Starnes 23 April Martinez 23 Alan Richardson 24 Emily Thompson 25 Arthur Beard 26 Chad Bradford 26 Rinny Cousins 27 Jim Butler 27 Chase Bailey 28 Samuel Doss 28 Holder Benson
JANUARY HONORARIUMS AND MEMORIALS
HONORARIUMS Discretionary Fund In honor of Bill Layton By Doug and Nancy Hodges In honor of Bob Word By Doug and Nancy Hodges MEMORIALS Capital Fund In memory of Scott Lankford By Larry Ward Celebrate Recovery Fund In memory of Scott Lankford By Fred and Martha Welch In memory of Joe Starnes By Clarence and Glenda Potter In memory of Fred Wallingsford By Clarence and Glenda Potter By Fred and Martha Welch Children’s Fund In memory of Scott Lankford By June Corren In memory of Fred Wallingsford By June Corren
Discretionary Fund In memory of Billy Chandler By Doug and Nancy Hodges In memory of Scott Lankford By Doug and Nancy Hodges By Joyce Kennamer In memory of Fred Wallingsford By Doug and Nancy Hodges General Fund In memory of Chris Austin By Gene and Mary K Carlton In memory of Mark Barrentine By Arthur and Glenda Beard By Bill and Pat Freeman In memory of Helen Cooke By Gene and Mary K Carlton In memory of Alfred Kennamer By Debra Barrentine In memory of Scott Lankford By Arthur and Glenda Beard By Bill Campbell By Tony & Ann Dutton, Phil Dutton and Linda Dutton Carroll By Bill and Pat Freeman By Bob and Sharon Hodges By Jack and Sue Livingston By Steve Livingston By Michael and Brenda Shanks By Charles Wood, Jr. By Blake and Kathy Wright
In memory of Phyllis Murphy By Clark Murphy In memory of Jerry Tomlin By Gene and Mary K Carlton In memory of Fred Wallingsford By the City of Athens By Arthur and Glenda Beard By Jim and Diane Cooke By Mary Lawhorn By Bill Pugh By Lora Rosser By Scottsboro Electric Power Board By Scottsboro Water, Sewer and Gas By Michael and Brenda Shanks By Wayne Shelton By Joanne Stewart By Blake and Kathy Wright Youth Fund In memory of Scott Lankford By Hardin and Frances Coleman By Don and Martha Lou Wright In memory of Fred Wallingsford By Hardin and Frances Coleman