November 2015 EMANUEL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST 16 EASTERN RD. DOYLESTOWN, OH 44230 WWW.EMANUELHIGHCHURCH.ORG 330-658-2301 - EMANUELUCC@OHIO.NET REV. GAYE SANTORO, PASTOR Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice! Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God... will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. - Philippians 4:4-7 Dear friends in Christ, The holidays—Thanksgiving, Advent, Christmas, and New Year’s Day—are just around the corner! Every year when I write the November newsletter article, I find myself thinking of how thankful I am for God’s continued blessings. There was a day last month, however, that my thanksgiving “tank” was feeling a bit empty. It happens to all of us at some point, doesn’t it!? It was one of those days. Nothing was going well and by evening I was pretty much ready to call it a day... before I had even made dinner. There wasn’t much rejoicing happening that night! But as so often happens, later in the evening my son Matthew called, reminding me of the importance of being thankful. I had spent my day off doing laundry, dishes and cleaning my condo... an everyday kind of occurrence. On the phone that evening Matthew remarked, “It’s great mom that you always keep your place clean and in order.” Well, my first thought was, “Oh no! Has my day gone so badly that all I can say for it was that my son is impressed that I managed to do my laundry today?” But my second thought was, “Wait a minute! He’s right! I DID do something right! I managed to use my time wisely and demonstrate to my kids how to balance home and career.” I am reminded that even in the most simple, everyday acts there is always something for which we can be thankful, something that reminds us to “rejoice in the Lord always!” That doesn’t mean pain and difficulty, challenges and sorrow go away. Philippians 4 teaches us that, instead, those things can’t erase the peace that being thankful to God brings us when prayerful thanksgiving is part of the foundation of our faith. I am also reminded of how important it is as part of a family to encourage one another. As a church family we do the same thing in many ways all the time. You are wonderful encouragers, and I am very grateful for each and every one Gathering, connecting, serving, and giving are all means through which we encourage one another, means through which we can help bring God’s hope, peace, joy, and love to a world that so badly needs it. When we do those things, we live our faith fully and multiply God’s kingdom. God gives us so much for which to be thankful! May we each find the peace that God gives us, a peace that comes from a thankful heart that rejoices in the Lord at all times. Blessings, Pastor Gaye
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November 2015
EMANUEL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST 16 EASTERN RD. DOYLESTOWN, OH 44230
Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice! Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.
And the peace of God... will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. - Philippians 4:4-7 Dear friends in Christ, The holidays—Thanksgiving, Advent, Christmas, and New Year’s Day—are just around the corner! Every year when I write the November newsletter article, I find myself thinking of how thankful I am for God’s continued blessings. There was a day last month, however, that my thanksgiving “tank” was feeling a bit empty. It happens to all of us at some point, doesn’t it!? It was one of those days. Nothing was going well and by evening I was pretty much ready to call it a day... before I had even made dinner. There wasn’t much rejoicing happening that night! But as so often happens, later in the evening my son Matthew called, reminding me of the importance of being thankful. I had spent my day off doing laundry, dishes and cleaning my condo... an everyday kind of occurrence. On the phone that evening Matthew remarked, “It’s great mom that you always keep your place clean and in order.” Well, my first thought was, “Oh no! Has my day gone so badly that all I can say for it was that my son is impressed that I managed to do my laundry today?” But my second thought was, “Wait a minute! He’s right! I DID do something right! I managed to use my time wisely and demonstrate to my kids how to balance home and career.” I am reminded that even in the most simple, everyday acts there is always something for which we can be thankful, something that reminds us to “rejoice in the Lord always!” That doesn’t mean pain and difficulty, challenges and sorrow go away. Philippians 4 teaches us that, instead, those things can’t erase the peace that being thankful to God brings us when prayerful thanksgiving is part of the foundation of our faith. I am also reminded of how important it is as part of a family to encourage one another. As a church family we do the same thing in many ways all the time. You are wonderful encouragers, and I am very grateful for each and every one Gathering, connecting, serving, and giving are all means through which we encourage one another, means through which we can help bring God’s hope, peace, joy, and love to a world that so badly needs it. When we do those things, we live our faith fully and multiply God’s kingdom. God gives us so much for which to be thankful! May we each find the peace that God gives us, a peace that comes from a thankful heart that rejoices in the Lord at all times. Blessings,
Pastor Gaye
Nancy Dean Hugh Gottwalt Lucy Rich Family of Paula Dunn Family of Anna Hall Family of Seth Hanks Family of Shirley Kun Family of Rose Nelson Family of John Puglisi Family of Mary Lou Rundall
Craig & LeeAnn Bailey Paul Barnes Dwayne Baughman Bill & Dory Bob & Elly Tom Braman Dr. Caesar Carrino Claude Casey Brad Dillman Lauren Formet Hugh Gottwalt Diane Hall Jackie Jerry
Calvin & Shirley Jett Kala Ron Kanya Vicki Martin Deb & Scott Neal Paul & Karina Pressler Family Steve & Katie Swain Steve & Linda Dick Tackett Joan Thompson Weekley Family John Van Hyning
Thank you to my church family for the surprise
celebration of my 80th birthday. Thank you for
those who attended as well as for the cards and
gifts, and all who were there in spirit (who could-
n’t attend). Thank you for supporting Peter in all
you did including all the helpers who made it pos-
sible. Surprise, surprise, surprise - What an amaz-
ing day for all. One that I will remember for a long
time. Blessings all of you.
Love, Lucy & Peter Rich
Thank you for wearing yellow on Yellow Sunday
back in August. The idea came word-of-mouth
from Nancy Kerzan & Lucy Rich and was inspired
by the song I sang. Check out the website to view
the video from August 16, 2015 during the Special
Music section. Thank you for participating in
wearing yellow and signing with me a new song.
-Lucy Rich
Emanuel Church invites you to participate in OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD. This involves you packing a shoe box for either a boy or girl aged 2-4, 5-9, or 10-14. We will be dedicating these shoeboxes during worship Sunday, November 8th. Since 1993, more than 100 million boys and girls in over 130 countries have experienced God’s love through the power of simple shoebox gifts from Operation Christmas Child. Samaritan’s Purse works with local churches and ministry partners to deliver the gifts and share the life-changing Good News of Jesus Christ. Shoeboxes are available on the Narthex shelves, ready to fill. There are brochures which will give you suggested items to pack in your box. If you feel that you are unable to pack a shoebox, but still want to help, consider donating $7.00 for the mailing of someone else’s box. Please make checks out to Emanuel UCC.
Some examples of gift ideas:
TOYS: dolls, toy cars, stuffed animals, kazoos, harmonicas, yo-yos, jump ropes, balls, toys that light up and make noise (with extra batteries), etc.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES: pens, pencils and sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, solar calculators, coloring and picture books, etc.
NON-LIQUID HYGIENE ITEMS: toothbrushes, bar soap, combs, washcloths, etc.
ACCESSORIES: t-shirts, socks, hats, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry, watches, flashlights (with extra batteries), etc.
A PERSONAL NOTE: You may enclose a note to the child and a photo of yourself or your family. If you include your name and address, the child may be able to write back.
DO NOT INCLUDE: Used or damaged items; war-related items such as toy guns, knives or military figures; chocolate or food; out-of-date candy; liquids or lotions; medications or vitamins; breakable items such as snow globes or glass containers; aerosol cans.
Any questions, contact Ruth Hazeltine or go to www.samaritanspurse.org/occ
CONSISTORY MINUTES - September 8, 2015
Present: Carl Hummel, Helen Tritt, Harriet Neiser, Forrest Swain, Andrea Sammons, Jean Holden, Ralph Lengacher, Cheri Nemes, Holly Poetter, Rachael Weigand, & guest Brian Sammons (Property Committee)
Treasurer’s Report: Reviewed and accepted. Budget committee to meet in October or November.
Pastor’s Report:
Confirmation orientation – for parents/mentors September 13th 5:30 pm
“When to contact Pastor” pamphlet & books of the Bible flyer – available September 13th
“7 Natural Barriers to Sustained Church Growth” – To do next month
Old Business:
Credit card – application submitted, will receive cards shortly
Missions/Stewardship separation – proposal given
New Business:
Second Sunday Social – Consistory members volunteered to bring snacks
Received paperwork from Nexus regarding gas line – studies to be done, had an attorney look at paperwork
Standing Committees: Missions- Meeting Aug 18th – Minutes upon request. Christian Education-
Sunday school teachers meeting on Sept 10th @ Helen Tritt’s house – 6:30pm
Having Tie Dye of shirts @ church
Having family event in October @ Ramseyer Farm Property-
Scope of projects - level part of one sidewalk – will cost $350.00 - South wall of basement – to dig down to foundation, clear drain, water proof apply 6 mil plastic
& form & refill. The cost approximately $14,800. - To stop water drainage from drive & back wall – to black top – lay drain to catch basin & to road
from catch basin was $16,709. Approximately – question of battery back up needed. - Total would be approximately $31-32,000. Cemetery would give $10,000 and the rest would
come from building fund.
Need congregation approval with Special meeting after 2 weeks announcement of same. Hopefully to complete before winter.
Will get final estimates before congregational meeting
The windows are painted for now – there are 4 windows in each of 8 windows – Estimate so far is $59,000 for replacements
Motion made by Ralph and carried by majority Elders- met in August. Next meeting September 29th. Evangelism, Music, Pastoral Relations- Did not meet
Respectfully submitted, Harriet Neiser, Secretary
CHURCH BUDGET PERFORMANCE
JANUARY - SEPTEMBER 2015
SEPTEMBER JAN.-SEPT. 2015 BUDGET YTD
Total Income $ 14,527.81 $122,271.18 $126,717.51
Total Expense 18,562.66 138,695.48 127,767.50
NET $ - 4,034.85 $ -16,424.30 $ - 1,049.99
Andrea S. Sammons,
Church Treasurer
DATE ATTENDANCE
TOTALS
September 6, 2015 59
September 13, 2015 67
September 20, 2015 70
September 27, 2015 39
Total Attendance 235
Average weekly
Attendance 59
Avg. attendance
per week for the year 69
Stone Soup Stewardship: A Thanksgiving Tale Kimberlee A. Cloutier-Blazzard, Ph.D.
Many of you are no doubt familiar with the old story,“Stone Soup.” In the tale, a group of reluctant villagers
eventually create a soup together, bit by bit, in order to help feed some hungry travelers. In doing so, they
learn to open themselves up to the strangers in their midst through the selfless act of sharing.
It is an old chestnut that one might look at the world as a village. At Thanksgiving time, especially, it is
important to reflect on all the things we have in our country—even when we’ve recently learned to focus on
our shortfalls—and turn our minds to the hungry and needy here and abroad. In doing so, we might see
ourselves as a potential donor of one of the Ingredients needed for some much-needed stone soup: “Care for
others and the world.”
This ingredient describes the way that we might choose to participate in community and world outreach—in
what many churches refer to as their “Missions” component. Missions includes things like a Walkathon for
a children’s summer camp, a food pantry, soup kitchen, local or world disaster relief organizations
(providing such things as school supplies, hand-made quilts and health kits), Fair Trade Coffee, projects in
Africa and so on. Of course this idea is not limited to churches, but I do believe that there is an important
reason for working together on these initiatives.
Here’s a thought. While we can imagine doing this type of outreach ourselves, singularly, when we do this
together as a group we’re more powerful—both spiritually and materially.
Here’s a fact. Sometimes when we act alone to help others, we consciously or subconsciously get into a
“siege mentality”—believing that we’re living inside a tiny fortress with a forbidding world outside. In that
instance, though we give to others, to a degree we remain worried about our own personal time, resources
and personal finances. We worry that we are not setting aside enough for our own future need. Thus, we
continue storing up unused goods and funds and girding ourselves against strangers. We bury our ‘talents,’
in a manner of speaking. When we do this in some ways we are like the Stone Soup villagers whose first
reaction to the itinerant men was to shut their doors, ears and hearts to the poor and needy.
However, when we realize that we are not just acting for today, but that—together as a world—we are busy
building a better place here on earth, then we become aware that those who we imagined to exist on the
other side of our door are actually on the inside, members of our same loving community. To realize this is
to understand the poignant wisdom of St. Francis of Assisi, spoken so many years ago: It is in giving that
we receive. For, indeed, when we share our time and resources—our ‘talents’—we are really opening a
connection with others in our world community, to our own brothers and sisters.
I like to think of it in this very tangible way: When I give food to my local Open Door Pantry, for example, I
may be taking food out of my cupboard, leaving a temporary space in there—but even so—I’m never afraid
that my own family will go hungry. WHY? First, because I know that I am doing the right thing by feeding
those who are hungry NOW. That food is worth so much more in their empty bellies than it is in my
storehouse. That’s a very comforting feeling. But, moreover, I know very well that someday I might find
myself in their shoes. And, if I ever did get to the point where I had a bare cupboard and hungered, I have
faith that the Open Door would be there for me—ready to return the favor—stocked by folks just like me
who gave because they believe in spreading the wealth here on earth.
The example can be multiplied a hundredfold: think about that winter coat you don’t wear anymore, or the
toys your kids don’t play with, or even those 10 extra inches of hair! (My eldest daughter and I gleefully
shared the latter “kindest cut” side-by-side in a salon last year.) In giving, we invest in the others
Stewardship
Corner
in our community who are currently on the down cycle of fate’s ever-turning wheel.
In giving, we remember that even when things are going well in our home—when we’re on the ascent in the
world—there are others who are hungering and thirsting—literally or metaphorically. This is why we should
work together to build a better world, stone by stone, here and now, with hand, heart and all the resources
given us. For, we are our brothers’ keepers and when we do justice to the least of us, truly we cause great
joy and healing.
Missions
Thank you for your generous contributions to Doylestown Share-A-Christmas; $500.50 was collected. This will make a much nicer Christmas for a family.
His Bridge-Builders gospel music group gave a wonderful performance during worship October 25th. $387 was collected to aid the group in continuing their music ministry.
AWE (After Worship Eaters) will be going to Fa-Ray’s on November 15th. Please have your reservation to Jean Grigalunas by Thursday, November 12th. Over 50 Fellowship - Join us November 22nd for our next gathering. Further details will be in the bulletin. The Men's Fellowship Breakfast will be Nov.14th at 9:00 AM in the Fellowship Hall. All men who are members of the church and any of their friends are invited. Come early for coffee and donuts along with some fellowship before breakfast. This event is a great way to start the day! INTERESTED IN BECOMING A MEMBER AT EMANUEL? We will be having a brief meeting after worship
and the 2nd Sunday Social November 8th for those interested in joining our church family. Childcare
will be available. Please contact Pastor Gaye if you plan to attend (330.807.9201 – call or text;
[email protected]). Installation of new members will be November 15th during worship.
Chapel Hill Home News
The activity department wishes to thank the following people for providing 40 dozen cookies for September: Also my personal thank you as well. Thank you for the support!
Chapel Hill auxiliary quarter auction held in April raised $2500. This will replace the card party. The date for 2016 is April 3rd. - Lucy Rich, Emanuel UCC Representative Calendars for Chapel Hill - Thank you for the generous donation of calendars from July 2015 - October 19, 2015.
28 : old (2015 and before) 34 : 2016 2 : pocket calendars 2016 64 total
You are an amazing group. Ask and it shall be given.
Member address labels for Christmas cards will be available for sale at the end of November. Please inform the office if your address has changed by November 16th.
Sally Minor Betty Barr Jean Holden Carol Baker Barbara Randolph
Holly Poetter Carol Blanar Virginia McCallum Julie Huckriede Ruth Hazeltine
Join us Saturday, November 28th
at 10am to decorate the church
for Advent and Christmas.
We also need your help
setting up Pastor Gaye’s Christmas
Village in the Fellowship Hall.
The more, the merrier! Celebrating the baptism of
Eilena Gene Weigand
at Doylestown United Methodistat Doylestown United Methodist
Liturgist November 1: Dave Poetter November 8: Greg Foster November 15: Jaime Sammons November 22: Carl Hummel November 29: Bonnie Kurtz
Acolyte November 1: Josie Robison November 8: Jaime Sammons November 15: Jillian Painting November 22: Ava Sammons November 29: Addison Painting
PowerPoint November 1: Tom Blanar November 8: Julie Huckriede November 15: Kristen Robison November 22: Chris Formet November 29: Tom Blanar
Liturgists
January 3: Marge La Roche January 10: Val Cordray January 17: Dave Poetter January 24: Helen Tritt January 31: Nancy Lyons February 7: Carol Blanar February 14: Art Holden February 21: Brian Sammons February 28: Kristen Robison March 6: Elder March 13: Ernie Lyons March 20: Karen Foster March 27: Elder (Easter)
Acolytes
January 3: Jillian Painting January 10: Ava Sammons January 17: Micah Sutton January 24: Addison Painting January 31: Alexa Foster-Bishop February 7: Becca Painting February 14: Josie Robison February 21: Jaime Sammons February 28: Jillian Painting March 6: Ava Sammons March 13: Micah Sutton March 20: Addison Painting March 27: Alexa Foster-Bishop
Tues., December 29, 2015 -- 6:30PM: Watch the movie, wear your pjs, enjoy cocoa, snacks & popcorn!
Sunday, January 17, 2016 -- 5:30-7:30PM: Have some summer fun with games & activities at Emanuel.
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