the trumpet soundssellersburgumc.com/mt-content/uploads/2019/09/sept-news-2019.pdf · 9/9/2019 ·...
TRANSCRIPT
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Pastor’s Read–.…………...…….1-2
September Birthday’s…………….2
Offering Report/Attendance Report ..... .3
July 19 Financial Report. ........ .3
September 2019 Calendar...….10
SPECIAL POINTS OF INTEREST
• Communion at Riverbend
• Annual All Church Meeting
• Music Ministry
• Endowment Committee
Rev. Joseph Sanford
PASTOR’S READ Rev. Joseph Sanford World religions typically have a home base, a geographical center of influence and activity. That home base is almost always in the same zip code as the religion's point of origin.
Hinduism, for instance, was born in India. Today there are Hindus all over the world. But the vast majority of practicing Hindus are currently living in India. Islam arose in modern-day Saudi Arabia. Even though only 15% of the world's Muslims have an Arabian heritage, the Middle East is still unquestionably the center point for Islamic scholarship and worship. Buddhism's roots are in the Far East. There are Buddhists in every corner of the planet, but no one doubts that Buddhism, at heart, is an Eastern religion.
The exception is Christianity. Where, exactly, is home base for the followers of Jesus? The Jesus movement began in Jerusalem. But it didn't stay there very long. Within one generation, Christianity's base was anchored around the Mediterranean Sea, including Italy, Turkey, and North Africa. Whereas the first Christians had been Jews, the second surge of converts were Gentile barbarians (so called because they couldn't speak Greek; thus their conversation, at least to highbrow people, sounded like "bar-bar-bar").
Several centuries later, the center moved again. This time it gravitated to northern and central Europe. Tribes that had once been dismissed as uncultivated and primitive - the Angles, Saxons, Celts, and Huns - embraced the good news of Jesus and ultimately gave birth to a thousand years of European civilization.
Beginning in the 1500's, the Jesus movement hopped the Atlantic Ocean. It came with the missionaries who spread across the Western hemisphere. By the dawn of the 20th century, America began to picture itself as the center of global Christianity. But a lot has changed over the last 100 years.
The fire of Europe's devotion to Christ has cooled down to smoldering embers. Rome, the home address of Catholicism, is a thoroughly secular city, and church attendance in the historic hotbeds of Protestantism (Germany, Switzerland, and England) has declined to around 10%. The United States boasts 300 Christian colleges, 300 Christian TV stations, and at least 1,200 gospel-oriented radio stations, but the percent of Americans who say they follow Jesus hasn't changed at all over the last 40 years.
Nevertheless, Christianity is growing explosively - in other parts of the world.
The Trumpet Sounds September 2019
226 N. New Albany Street Sellersburg, IN 47172
SEPTEMBER 2019 BIRTHDAYS
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY
Jack & Elda Myers
9/14
Doug & Sandi Broady
9/14
Joseph & Dottie Meyer
9/14
Ron & Deb Sappenfield
9/30
2
David Broady 4
Marilyn Brenner 15
Dwight Elrod 16
Dorothy Scannapieco 18
Becky Elrod 21
Paulette Davison 22
Phyllis Hunefeld 24
Zachary Reiter 24
John Koerner 27
Scott Goodwin 28
Sue Smith 29
Jim McMillin 29
A century ago the gospel had just arrived in Africa. Today Africa, from a numerical standpoint, is the most Christian continent on Earth. South Korea is home to the largest congregations. Huge revivals are sweeping across Latin America and Asia. It's possible that China has 100 million followers of Jesus, but no one knows for sure. During the most repressive decades of Mao Zedong's leadership, the underground church exploded without any outside assistance.
The global center of Christianity has dramatically shifted from north of the equator to south of the equator. Demographers predict that a "typical" Jesus-follower in the year 2050 will be a person of color whose native language is not English. As recently as 1950, no one could have imagined that.
A few years ago, historian Andrew Walls was asked why Christianity always seems to be on the move - from continent to continent, generation to generation. His answer, essentially, is that God goes where he is wanted.
Whenever parts of the world become "Christianized" - when churches gradually become obsessed with wealth, power, and political clout - spiritual growth and passion fade away. But when people cry out for meaning and truth, it's as if a mighty wind rushes in to fill that void. Time and again, the least powerful, least pretentious, and "least worthy" people get to experience God's gift of spiritual revival.
God goes where he is wanted. That leaves just one question hanging in the air: Are you hungering right now for the Spirit to come and fill the void in your life?
-Glenn McDonald
Grace & Peace,
Rev. Joseph Sanford
Sellersburg UMC
COMMUION SERVICES AT RIVERBEND Pastor Joe Sanford [email protected]
Pastor Joe leads Communion for residents at Riverbend in Jeffersonville once a month on a Sunday. Between 10-15 residents have been coming throughout the Spring and Summer. We sing some hymns (the residents are incredible singers!), hear a short devotion, and then share in Holy Communion. The ministry began back in the Fall of 2018 when Pastor Joe was told by one of the residents that the Protestant Christians there had not received Communion in several years. Kathy Waterman, our Older Adult Minister, offers Communion to our church members individually, but members of other churches had not experienced The Lord’s Supper in a corporate setting. Pastor Joe’s goal is to have Sellersburg UMC involved more and more with ministry at Riverbend (and eventually other assisted living facilities) to offer relationship and connection to a community of people who are often left on the margins and beyond the opportunity of regular friendship and Christian love. If you would like to get involved with our Communion Services, please connect with Pastor Joe at [email protected]. The upcoming services are September 8th and October 13th at 2pm on site at Riverbend: 2715 Charlestown Pike. Come and join us in our ministry with the wonderful people at Riverbend.
“DO NOT NEGLECT TO SHOW HOSPITALITY TO STRANGERS, FOR THEREBY SOME HAVE ENTERTAINED ANGELS UNAWARES.”
HEBREWS 13:2
OFFERING AND ATTENDANCE REPORT WORSHIP THROUGH GIVING
2019 CHARGE CONFERENCE
Every year we attend Charge Conference to celebrate the past year’s work of the church and submit official reports to the Conference—exciting, I know :)
SUMC as well as several other local churches will gather at Charlestown United Methodist Church on October 6th at 4:30pm with our Conference Superintendent Gary Schaar. If you’d like to participate in this part of the UMC process, please let contact Pastor Joe ([email protected])
YOUNG AT HEART LUNCHEON Phyllis Hunefeld [email protected] Elda Myers [email protected]
First Wednesday of every month at 11:30am. Bring a side dish to share! The Merry Melodies will sing at our Sept. 4th YAH luncheon. We will serve lasagna.
3
DATE Budget Offering
Difference Weekly
Required Designated TOTAL
08/04 6165.00 876.54 $5,288.46 50.00 6215.00
08/11 5410.00 121.54 $5,288.46 304.00 5714.00
08/18 3346.00 (1,942.46) $5,288.46 53.00 3399.00
08/25 3460.00 (1,828.46) $5,288.46 165.00 3625.00
2019 August OFFERING
SUMC ATTENDANCE
DATE 9:00am Service
11:00am Service
TOTAL
08/04 69 59 128
08/11 72 49 121
08/18 63 50 113
08/25 69 47 116
July 2019 Financial Report
“Take from among you an offering to the Lord; everyone who has the impulse in his heart, let him give his offering to
the Lord; gold and silver and brass” Exodus 35:5
Income 19529.00 Expenses
Conference Tithe 1,976.90
Loan Interest 296.53
District Tithe 770.53
Administrative -
Financial Administration 688.55
Ministerial Programs 4,697.01
Operating Expense 12,915.85
Payroll
Total Expenses 21,345.37 Income (1,816.37)
CENTER FOR LAY MINISTRIES Elda Myer [email protected] 812-767-7980
Thank you for your donations to Center for Lay Ministries. Since June 1, members have contributed 909 pounds! With the children of families back in school, items that can be included in school lunches are welcome: peanut or cheese filled crackers, Ramen noodles, pudding cups, etc. If you have an abundance of garden vegetables, call me. Toiletry items are welcome too, as well as paper products. Thanks again for thinking of those less fortunate. Jack & Elda Myers
SUMC YOUTH GROUP Lori Rice [email protected]
BINGO at Riverbend: Our Youth Director, Lori Rice, has been leading our youth in ministry at Riverbend one Wednesday per month to play Bingo with the residents. The youth and residents share in competition, laughter, storytelling, and connection purely for fellowship and relationship. They have been going for the past several months which has led to excitement for both the residents and the youth. We are looking for adult chaperones to go and take part in this wonderful ministry with the residents and the youth. The upcoming dates for Youth Bingo at Riverbend are Wednesdays September 25th and October 30th. Please contact Lori Rice if you are interested in investing your time and talent towards this wonderful and fruitful ministry. CONFIRMATION CLASS: Calling all students who are currently
in or have completed 6th grade. Pastor Joe is wanting to begin a Confirmation Class this Fall to run through next Spring. Confirmation is for everyone who has been baptized or is interested in baptism. We will spend several months working through study and outings to explore and understand our United Methodist faith in the wide world of Christianity and our Jewish roots. The end of Confirmation will be a celebration in the Spring
where all Confirmands who complete the course will be admitted into full membership in The United Methodist Church. We will cover topics like: Who is God? Who is Jesus? Who is the Holy Spirit? What is the church? What does it mean to be a Christian? What is baptism? What is Holy Communion? The History of the world church of Christianity as well as the history of The United Methodist Church from its roots in the 18th Century. And also, what it means to be a Methodist in our world today. Please contact Pastor Joe if you or your youth would be interested in hearing more about Confirmaion. [email protected]
4
IPHONE CLASS WITH PASTOR JOE Pastor Joe Sanford [email protected] Do you own an iPhone? Are you considering buying one? Join Pastor Joe for a class on iPhones. Monday evenings October 14th and 21st from 6:30-8pm in Room 6 of the church basement, we will walk through the basics of iPhone. Learn how to better utilize the capabilities to become more active in your world of social connection and become more tech savvy. Whether you’ve been using one for years or you are about to buy your first, come and learn more about your iPhone and all of the ways you can stay better connected to your friends, family, and hobbies. Please contact Pastor Joe if you are interested to receive some further instructions prior to our first class on 10/14.
“Fathers, do not exasperate your children; instead, bring them up in the training and instruction of the Lord.”
Ephesians 6:4
VISITATION Kathy Waterman [email protected]
Friends, we want to set up a list of people who are willing to be on-call for transportation for those who might have a need. We have members that either no longer drive or, due to health reasons, are temporarily not able to drive. Between doctor’s appointments, grocery trips, and other such needs, we would love for our church to offer the service of transportation. If you are willing to put your wheels to work, please contact Kathy Waterman - Older Adult Ministries Director at [email protected]
ANNUAL ALL CHURCH MEETING
Please join us on Sunday September 29th at 9am for our Annual All-Church Meeting. As an incorporated church, we need members to come and vote on the work of the Governing Board. We will go over the business of the church in a fairly brief session which will allow for questions and information to be shared. Our One Service Children’s Sabbath will follow at 10am. WORSHIP OPPORTUNITY FOR CHILDREN & YOUTH
We are seeking volunteers to be acolytes and scripture readers for worship services. We would like to get our kids involved in worship and have them represented in our time of praise to God. If you or your child is willing and able to either light the altar candles or read scripture during service, please contact Pastor Joe ([email protected])
SUMC WELCOMES NEW MEMBER- BRENDA CROUCHER!!!
My name is Brenda Croucher. I grew up in Nabb, Indiana.
Graduated from New Washington High School in 1980. Then I attended Ivy Tech School of Business. I currently work here at SUMC as the Children’s Ministry Director.
I started attending SUMC when I became the assistant Children’s Ministry director back in 2015.
I love showing God’s love, serving others and help them grow spiritually mature in Christ
Fun facts: I enjoy reading, traveling, going to theater shows, drinking hot tea and collecting tea cups and riding motorcycles!
Married my husband John in 1994 and we have one daughter named Polly.
See you soon, Brenda
BECOME A SUMC MEMBER! Pastor Joe Sanford [email protected] If you are interested or curious about becoming a member of Sellersburg United Methodist Church, Pastor Joe will be offering a Membership Class on October 2nd and 9th from 6:30-8pm in Room 6 of the church basement. Whether you have recently become a member or are interested in exploring membership with the United Methodist Church, we will walk through the basic understandings of faith in Jesus Christ understood through Wesleyan theology. We will enjoy learning, growing, sharing, and fellowship as we explore what membership means to you and others. Please RSVP to Pastor Joe ([email protected]) if you are interested in participating in this class.
5
“Anyone who has been stealing must steal no longer, but must work, doing something useful with their own hands, that they may have
something to share with those in need.” Ephesians 4:25
UNITED METHODISH FOUNDATION OF INDIANA Lisa Higgs [email protected]
The United Methodist Foundation of Indiana is planning a second series of Stewardship workshops around the state entitled ‘Building a Story-telling Budget”. Your church was recommended by your DS as location. Hosting this workshop on Monday, September 9 at 6 pm means providing space for approximately 30 people for a presentation by Glenn Howell, UMFI’s Development Director for 1.5 hours. . As the host church, your members may attend free of charge. We look forward to having this workshop at SUMC and hope many of your members attend. Thank you for your consideration.
SUMC ENDOWMENT COMMITTEE Marcia Schiller [email protected]
The Endowment Committee met the first part of the year and decided not to make any decisions on possible disbursement for 2019 until our next meeting in August. The market did not have the growth in the accounts as desired. A meeting was held on August 22. The decision was to advertise and disburse available funds to the Ministries. The Ministries designated in our Charter are Missions, Evangelism/Outreach, Children & Youth, Education, Scholarships, Christian Life Development, Music & Arts, Worship, Facilities, and any other Ministry the Committee approves. All Requests for Funds must be completed by November 4. No late applications will be accepted. The Fund Request Forms can be obtained from Marcia Schiller and Pastor Joe.
Marcia Schiller, Chair
SELLERSBURG-SPEED MINISTERIAL ASSC. FALL FESTIVAL —“ONE BODY, MANY HOUSES” Pastor Joe Sanford [email protected]
The churches of Sellersburg and Speed have long been connected in mutual ministry throughout the community. The churches are taken a step forward in their community outreach this Fall by hosting a Fall Festival Saturday October 19th at Speed Memorial Park.
From 10am-2pm there will be bounce-houses, food, games, music, goodie bags, face-painting, and more available to anyone and everyone who comes out to celebrate together.
Sellersburg UMC’s commitment is to run a “Cookie Walk” and “Cross Toss” (Like a pop toss, but healthier and with crosses). We will need volunteers to come out and help run the games for the festival.
If you can volunteer your time and talent to assist in this community event, please contact Pastor Joe ([email protected]). If you cannot offer your time and talent, we hope you will come and join in the festivities with your kids, family, and friends to celebrate God’s church as “One Body, Many Houses” with our friends at Calvary Christian, Speed Memorial, Restoration Christian, and St. John Paul II Churches.
6
THANK YOU!
To My Church Family- Thank you for all the cards! It was truly a shower of cards! Special thank you to the ladies of the UMW for the honor on my 100th birthday. God Bless Jane Elrod SUMC ANNUAL PIG ROAST Phyllis Hunefeld [email protected]
BBQ Tasting Presentation by the Pig Roast Committee on Sunday,
September 8, 2019 between services, 10:00am until 11:00am. Dinner tickets will also be available at the door. Taste and see that it is good!
Help us cover the financial needs for maintenance of our facilities.
SUMC MUSIC MINISTRY Mark Ritter [email protected]
“The eternal God is your refuge, and underneath are the everlast-ing arms. He will drive out your enemies before you, saying, ‘Destroy them!’” Deuteronomy 33:27 (NIV)
This powerful scripture has been read and studied by many Christians over the years. We take comfort in knowing that our God is eternal and that he protects us from the enemy. Because of this, we are promised refuge by leaning on His everlasting arms. I’d like to share with you the story of two special men of God, who inspired by this verse, have gone on to impact countless others’ lives – perhaps even yours.
Back in the late 1800s, two men by the names of Anthony Showalter and Elisha Hoffman had come across this scripture throughout their spiritual journeys. Showalter, an accomplished musician and learned scholar, led a singing school in Alabama. One evening he received two letters from former students. Both of these students had separately written their former teacher to share two very similar, yet incredibly tragic stories. They had both lost their wives and were full of grief and sadness. As it turned out, both widowers were to bury their loved ones on the same day. Heartbroken, Showalter penned them letters of con-dolences and encouragement, and closed both letters with some of the verse from Deuteronomy 33:27: “The eternal God is your refuge, and underneath are the everlasting arms…”
Moved by the situation, he went on to later write a poem, sending it to his col-league Elisha Hoffman, a long-time pastor, friend, and music publisher:
Leaning, leaning, /Safe and secure from all alarms; Leaning, leaning, /Leaning on the everlasting arms.
Hoffman quickly replied to the letter with the stanzas to the beloved hymn we still sing today – “Leaning on the Everlasting Arms.”
What a fellowship, what a joy divine, /leaning on the everlasting arms; /what a blessedness, what a peace is mine, /leaning on the everlasting arms.
O how sweet to talk in this pilgrim way, /leaning on the everlasting arms. /O how bright the path grows from day to day, /leaning on the everlasting arms.
What have I to dread, what have I to fear, /leaning on the everlasting arms? /I have blessed peace with my Lord so near, /leaning on the everlasting arms.
7
AOA TRIP TO BERNHIEM
FOREST
Nora Pritchett [email protected]
AOA (Active Older
Adults)
Sign-up for this outdoor adventure to see the Forest Giants, The Tree Canopy, the Edible Gardens and the Arboretum. The
trees should be turning and the air slightly cool, what a
great Fall experience. We recommend
carpooling, so act now and get your
group together. Less that an hour driving
time. THERE IS A LOT
OF WALKING-MOSTLY FLAT
PATHWAYS (See Nora for
more information.
Classified as easy/moderate)
Meet at 9:00 –
leaving @ 9:20 AM for carpooling
No Lunch has been planned for this trip
Forest has Sandwich-es, snacks and more
Contact: Carolyn Nunn or Nora Pritch-
ett Sign-up TODAY!
The song addresses many aspects of our lives as Christians, from the delights of being in God’s presence and finding solace through times of hardship to the joyful journey of being a Christian. The final stanza rec-ognizes that with our Savior’s almighty presence we have no reason to worry, fear or doubt. These two men clearly have changed the land-scape of church music and have impacted many believers across several generations.
We truly have something special at Sellersburg United Methodist Church – a fellowship of believers who honor and serve God faithfully. I have been privileged to spend the past three years working in the first service’s music ministry alongside many like-minded, talented people. Our sanctuary choir has been a blessing to the traditional services, and we have been fortunate to have Connie Schlieker leading congregation-al hymns as well as offering heartwarming special musical selections. There are so many countless others who come together week after week, faithfully and selflessly offering their time, talents and treasures to further the kingdom.
I am looking forward to joining in the fellowship and worship of our second service. As I am personally becoming more active in our church, I’d like to ask you to consider how you can do the same. We have a broad scope of ministries at SUMC that you may be interested in. Please feel free to see me or Pastor Joe, as we are always looking to grow together. It is my sincere hope that all our efforts will be pleasing and honoring to God. Each week, I can’t help but fall back to the scrip-ture in Deuteronomy and the resulting song. Together we are leaning on the everlasting arms!
I’m looking forward to worshiping with you Sunday! Mark Ritter
SUMC TRUNK OR TREAT Pastor Joe Sanford [email protected]
Wednesday October 23rd from 6-7:30pm: After hosting well over 1,000 people last Fall in our annual Trunk or Treat, we are expanding our event this year to cover the entire church parking lot and lawn behind the parsonage. We want around 30 trunks decorated and ready to distribute well over 1,000 pieces of candy/trunk. We will have hot dogs, s’mores, games, pictures, music, and more.
WE NEED YOUR HELP!!
We need help running games, making s’mores, monitoring the hallway of the church where bathrooms are available, supervising areas of the grounds, setting up, tearing down, and cleaning up, and donations of hot dogs and buns, chips ahoy cookies, marshmallows, and of course CANDY (close to 50,000 pieces).
If you are willing to help with our largest community outreach event, please contact Pastor Joe ([email protected])
If you’d like to come to our planning meet-ings, they will be held September 11th, October 19th, and October 16th at 1pm. Please contact Pastor Joe if you plan on coming so we can hold the meeting in the appropriately sized room of the church.
“Come, let us sing for joy to the LORD: let us shout aloud to the Rock of our salvation.” Psalm 95:1
8
SUMC CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Mark Ritter [email protected] It's the Most Wonder-ful Time of the Year! Wait...already?! The sanctuary choir will begin rehearsing Christ-mas music mid-September. Please join us for Wednesday evening rehearsals from 6:45-7:45 in the sanctuary. We sing hymns, learn new music, and fellowship to-gether. We're always looking for new mem-bers: male or female, young or old. Come wor-ship with us as we make a joyful noise and celebrate our Savior's birth! No musical experience is required. We only ask that you come with a heart of worship, eager to glorify God in song. See you there!
SUMC STEWARDSHIP
October and November are Stewardship Months: On Sunday, October 6th, we will begin a churchwide study and worship emphasis called Enough: Discovering Joy Through Simplicity and Generosity. Over a period of four weeks, we will look at some of the financial challenges facing us as a nation and examine our own spending, saving, and giv-ing habits. In addition to exploring biblical principles of financial management, we will learn ways to assess
our financial situation and develop a financial plan that will allow us to experience the true joy that comes through simplicity and generosity.
At the end of the emphasis, we will have the opportunity to make personal commitments of giving (Time, Talent, and Treasure) for the coming year. We will consecrate these commitments on Sunday, No-vember 3rd, and Sunday, November 10th. We will walk through the se-ries as a church (with participation by our Sunday Schools) to help our passion of stewardship grow in all areas of our lives. We invite you to go all-in through this series by attending a Sunday School (we have 4 classes who meet every Sunday at 10am), buying your copy of Hamil-ton’s small companion book ($10/book), and devoting yourself to daily prayer about the stewardship you have with God through your time, tal-ent, and treasure. We will be sending out letters very soon to help you prepare for these months. In the meantime, please prayerfully consider joining us through this wonderful and exciting time.
SUMC ONLINE GIVING
MAKE AN IMPACT The generosity of the people of the church helps create more opportunities for people to experience a life-changing relationship with Jesus, and there is no greater impact we could make together. HOW WE GIVEJUST GOT BETTER We now have an online platform to make giving simpler and faster than ever before! You can give once or set up recurring tithing!
HTTP://WWW.SELLERSBURGUMC.COM/GIVE/ GIVING MADE SIMPLE We have a new platform for online and text giving. If you have any questions or need assistance in giving through the new system, contact us at [email protected] or [email protected] *Note: None of your personal information will be stored on a server -- neither
SUMC or the company through whom online giving is made available (Stripe). 100% of your giving goes to the church and is tax deductible. The church will pay all transaction fees and percentages so that all of your gift goes to where you want it to go.
“And my God will meet all your needs according to his glorious riches in Christ Jesus. .” Philippians 4:19
RIVER RIDGE CLUSTER Janet Werle [email protected]
Safety and Security
Workshop
Securing Buildings &
Events
Speaker: Sgt. Matt
Marshall,
Indiana State Police
Date: September 19,
2019 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Location: Sellersburg
Senior Center
325 N. New Albany St.,
Sellersburg, IN 47172
Sponsors: River Ridge
Cluster of UM Churches
YAH AUGUST BIRTHDAYS!
9
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
Traditional Service 9:00 AM
Sunday School 10:00 AM
Contemporary Worship Service
11:00 AM
Choir— meets every
Wednesday night in the Sanctuary
6:45 PM
Praise Band— meets every
Thursday night at 6:30PM
in the Sanctuary
SUMC Office Hours
Mon & Tue 11am-3pm Wed. 1pm-5pm
Thurs. 11am-3pm CLOSED on Fridays
or by appointment 812-246-2502
1
2 Labor Day
Office Closed
3
Faith Kitchen 11:00AM Speed Church
Pig Roast Meeting 1:00PM
Tuesday Evening Bible Study 6:00 PM
Boy Scouts 6:30PM
4 YAH Luncheon 11:30AM WOW/JUMP & Teen FUEL START!!!! 6:00PM
6 AA 6:00PM
7 Heartland Music 9:00AM
8 Holy Communion at River Bend 2:00PM
9 Building a Story Telling Budget Workshop 7:00PM
10 Faith Kitchen 11:00AM Speed Church
Tuesday Evening Bible Study 6:00 PM
Boy Scouts 6:30PM
11 WOW/JUMP & Teen FUEL 6:00PM
Trunk or Treat Plan-ning Meeting 1PM Staff Meeting 6:30PM
12 New Adventure Circle Meeting 10:00AM
13 AA 6:00PM
14 Heartland Music 9:00AM
15 16 The Lydia Circle Meeting 7:00PM
17 Faith Kitchen 11:00AM Speed Church
Tuesday Evening Bible Study 6:00 PM
Boy Scouts 6:30PM
18 WOW/JUMP & Teen FUEL 6:00PM
19 Pig Roast Set up
20 AA 6:00PM Pig Roast 4:30—7:00PM
21 Heartland Music 9:00AM
22
23 Governing Board Meting 6:30PM
24
Faith Kitchen 11:00AM Speed Church
Tuesday Evening Bible Study 6:00 PM
Boy Scouts 6:30PM
25 BINGO at Riverbend 5:00PM WOW 6:00PM
26 27 AA 6:00PM
28 Heartland Music 9:00AM
29 Children’s Sabbath
ONE SERVICE 10:00AM
Fellowship Meal to follow service.
30
Vision Team
Meeting 6:00PM
Up Coming Events:
Morning Bible Study 10/8 Sellersburg Ministerial Assc. Fall Festival 10/19
UMW Apple Dumpling Sale 10/20 SUMC Trunk or Treat—10/23
September 2019
5
www.sellersburgumc.com 812-246-25-02
Office CLOSED
Office CLOSED
Office CLOSED
Office CLOSED