Church News Deadline 20th of each month ~ Sput Turnbull 70556 619th Avenue Pawnee City, NE 68420 402-852-2392 [email protected]Together with Christians in every time and place, we confess belief in one church. “There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were called to the one hope of your calling, one Lord, one faith, one baptism, one God and Father of all, who is above all and through all and in all” Ephesians 4:4-6 By God’s grace, the church is one. And yet the one church is divided, fragmented into distinct traditions, communions, and de- nominations that live in various degrees of estrangement from one another. In turn, each part of the church embodies tensions in its own life that threaten to divide the one church. These divisions do not eliminate the church’s unity, but they weaken its common mission. The unity of the church is both God’s real gift and God’s effec- tive calling. Thus, the one church of Jesus Christ, established by God in the power of the Holy Spirit, is called to break down di- viding walls of hostility that sepa- rate churches from one another and to build up the fullness of communion that binds churches together in common faith and wit- ness. In God’s grace the one church has been given gifts to “equip the saints for the work of ministry, for building up the body of Christ, un- til all of us come to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God, to maturity, to the measure of the full stature of Christ” (Ephesians 4:12,13). In gratitude for God’s grace and mercy we commit ourselves to the use of God’s gifts within our indi- vidual parts of the church and also search to use our gifts for fuller expression of the greater church. A message from Duane A message from Duane A message from Duane A message from Duane What a wonderfully beautiful time of the year with the green grass, flowers taking their turns appearing, new tree leaves pop- ping out, the birds migrating back, the fresh spring rains, and the sun coming out with renewed brightness! Lilacs are my favorite sign of spring and I have had gar- den planted since March. The miracle of seeds sprouting and plants coming alive bring new hope and reminds us of the Resur- rection. The change of the seasons is so wonderful in the Midwest and good reason to be thankful that we are alive. Nature can heal a multi- tude of problems, or at least, make them feel not so serious. It is es- sential for me to get outside, on a daily basis, year around and I grieve for those who are not able to get out. I wonder how they survive. If you have a chance help someone get outside at the Manor or offer to take a shut in outside for while. You will be blessed in your efforts. Share The Beauty! Potluck Noon Meal Sunday, May 29 Methodist Church Fellowship Hall EVERYONE is invited to attend and bring a food dish to share.
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Church News
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Together with Christians in every time and place, we confess belief in one church. “There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were called to the one hope of your calling, one Lord, one faith, one baptism, one God and Father of all, who is above all and through all and in all” Ephesians 4:4-6 By God’s grace, the church is one. And yet the one church is divided, fragmented into distinct traditions, communions, and de-nominations that live in various degrees of estrangement from one another. In turn, each part of the church embodies tensions in its own life that threaten to divide the one church. These divisions do not eliminate the church’s unity, but they weaken its common mission. The unity of the church is both God’s real gift and God’s effec-tive calling. Thus, the one church of Jesus Christ, established by God in the power of the Holy Spirit, is called to break down di-viding walls of hostility that sepa-rate churches from one another and to build up the fullness of communion that binds churches together in common faith and wit-ness. In God’s grace the one church has been given gifts to “equip the
saints for the work of ministry, for building up the body of Christ, un-til all of us come to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God, to maturity, to the measure of the full stature of Christ” (Ephesians 4:12,13). In gratitude for God’s grace and mercy we commit ourselves to the use of God’s gifts within our indi-vidual parts of the church and also search to use our gifts for fuller expression of the greater church.
A message from DuaneA message from DuaneA message from DuaneA message from Duane
What a wonderfully beautiful time of the year with the green grass, flowers taking their turns appearing, new tree leaves pop-ping out, the birds migrating back, the fresh spring rains, and the sun coming out with renewed brightness! Lilacs are my favorite sign of spring and I have had gar-den planted since March. The miracle of seeds sprouting and plants coming alive bring new hope and reminds us of the Resur-rection. The change of the seasons is so wonderful in the Midwest and good reason to be thankful that we are alive. Nature can heal a multi-tude of problems, or at least, make
them feel not so serious. It is es-sential for me to get outside, on a daily basis, year around and I grieve for those who are not able to get out. I wonder how they survive. If you have a chance help someone get outside at the Manor or offer to take a shut in outside for while. You will be blessed in your efforts.
Share The Beauty!
Potluck Noon Meal Sunday, May 29
Methodist Church Fellowship Hall EVERYONE is invited to attend and bring a food dish to share.
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2011 Church Officers United Church Council Christian Church Reps: Janet Vetrovsky (Vice-Chair), Dave Williams, Jeff Bice Presbyterian Church Reps: Wilma Droge (Chair), Mary Neill (Secretary), Patti Rice Treasurer: Jill Sunneberg United Presbyterian Church (USA) Clerk of Session: Carolyn VanHorne Treasurer: Mary Miller Organists: Jeanette Ulmer and Mary Alice Thiemann Church Pianists: Gail Mach and Carolyn VanHorne Choir Director: Jeanette Ulmer Memorial Fund Treasurer: Kris Kubik Financial Secretary and Benevolence Fund Treasurer: Mary Neal, Lyle and Wilma Droge Presbytery Delegates: Vance and Jeanette Ulmer Officers of the Corporation: President………Ross Thiemann Vice President…………………….Clerk, Carolyn VanHorne Secretary/Treasurer………………….Treasurer, Mary Miller Session Christian Education Committee: Kellie Wiers, Alan Strong, Connor Sweeney Session Worship Committee: Sherri Smith, Carolyn VanHorne, Charlene Chittick Session Properties Committee: Rick Mach, Roger Thiemann, Paul Rogers Investment Committee: Byford Metzger, Carolyn VanHorne, Mary Miller First Christian Church/Disciples of Christ Moderator: Virginia Mort Vice Moderator: Jeff Bice Secretary: Karen Harlow Treasurer: Anita Lang Financial Secretary: Janet Vetrovsky Pianist: Lyanna Ingles Committee Chair-persons: Stewardship and Finance, Betsy Williams Worship, Cheryl Bice Christian Education, Deb Kerl and Jody Poskochil Memorial, Roxann Buman and Linna Mort World Outreach and Evangelism, Karen Harlow Property, Jeff Bice Social, Joan Snyder and Millie Troxel Pastor Duane Westing
Who’s Who?
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Priscilla Adams, RN, daughter of Don & Linna Mort, recently received the Division Leadership award from the International Society of Psychiat-ric Consultation Liaison Nurses at their annual conference in Tucson, Arizona. Priscilla has served as a PCLN nurse at BryanLGH for 20 years and has made significant contri-butions to this subspecialty in clinical practice, education, and leadership roles. She continues to seek new learning experiences that enhance her practice including bereavement coun-seling, sexual assault nurse examiner program and geriatric nursing.
Adams Receives Divi-sion Leadership Award
We took in over $410. at the ga-rage sale which included $101. for the piano. Josh Glynn was very happy to get the piano for his chil-dren. There was a steady stream of buy-ers and lookers for most of the morn-ing. We asked some of them where they were from and buyers came from Syracuse, Falls City, Sterling, and Marysville among other towns. It's an interesting day to talk with people as they look over the "trash or treasure" items. We do not put a price on items, which makes it a much easier job. Most people are generous and make up for those who are less inclinded to give what an item is worth. We clear as much with less work, than if we priced each item. (Easier not to have to make change, also!) We used ALL the white tables which made it easier to organize and have places for more items.
Garage Sale Summary!
Many times children’s stories begin with, “Once upon a time”. Recently I heard a message and the man said his favorite words in the scripture were: “It came to pass”. I thought this was similar to “once upon a time”, and the be-ginning of a story, or parable. But I was wrong. What he meant, was, it was a relief to know that “It came to pass” meant, to him, that it would pass away… or that it would not last. One lady used to comment “This, too, will pass,” and then she would add the explanation, “This means the good AND the bad.” Isn’t it good to know that no matter what comes out way, good or bad, blessing or bane, that as God’s child, He is with us, and will never leave us? He walks with us through the valley, and in the sunshine. Not matter what comes to pass, He is in control, we are not.
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THANK YOU . Thank you to all who brought things to sell at the garage sale the first weekend in May. Thank you to those who purchased a treasure, or gave a donation. Thanks to those who set up tables, carried out boxes from the store room, helped sort and arrange items, were there to help during the sale, and to those who packed up the left overs, and to those who took the left overs--the clothing went to the Mis-sion in Seneca, the other items to the Good Will in Omaha. We took in $410. which includes the $101 for the piano. It’s not too soon to begin sorting and saving for the fall sale!
Thank You Very Much!
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Dates .......................................................................... Grades Kamp Kaleo (Christian Church Camp at Burwell) June 5-10 .......................................................................... 6-9 June 12-17 ...................................................................... 9-12 June 17-20 ...................................................................... 7-12 June 19-24 ........................................................................ 4-6 July 5-7 ............................................................................. 2,3 July 8, 9 ......................................................... 5,6,7 Year olds Calvin Crest (Presbyterian Church Camp at Fremont) May 31 – June 6 ..............................................Staff Training June 4 .................................... Volunteer Counselor Training June 5-17 .....................Completed 9-12 Camp Staff Intern June 11,12 .......................................................Family Camp June 11-17 .............................Completed 4-6 Junior Camp June 12-17 ..................Completed 4-6 Junior Ranch Camp June 12-17 .Completed 4-6 Junior Mountain Biking Camp June 19-24 .......................... Completed 3,4 Middler Camp June 19-24 ...................Completed 6-8 Junior High Camp June 19- ........................Completed 9-12 Senior High Camp June 19-24 .. Completed 6-8 Junior High Adventure Camp June 24- ..................................... Completed 1,2 Explorers June 26-28 ......................... Completed 3,4 Middler Camp June 26 – July 1 ....................Completed 4-6 Junior Camp June 26 – July 1 .................... Completed 4-6 Junior Ranch June 26 – July 1 Complete 4-6 Junior Outdoor Living Skills July 3- ..................... Completed 9-12 Sr. High Work Camp July 5-8 .................................. Completed 1-5 Day Camp July 10-13 ..........Completed 6-8 Junior High Night Owls July 10-15 ...................Completed 6-8 Junior High Camp July 20-15 .......Completed 6-8 Junior High Ranch Camp July 10-15 ....Completed 6-8 Jr Hi Mountain Biking Camp
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Today’s world is a busy place. We are busy and our children are often busier. Rushing from one activity to the next, we barely have time to connect with each other, so why commit my child to another activity this summer? Because God is calling our children to connect with him, and church camp is an ideal place to start or renew a relationship with God. But don’t take our word for it, listen to what some of our campers are saying: “I saw God a lot this week.” “It was very awesome!” “This camp had a huge impact on my faith and my life in general, just by being here.” “My experience with God here is something I hope to take home to my everyday life.” “I learned how to treat God and his crea-tion with respect.” Kamp Kaleo’s 7th Annual Junk Jaunt Contacts: Janet Domeier 402-483-2743; Ruth Few 402-489-4832 In 2010 four large barns at the Rodeo ground in Burwell were filled with sale items, and over 200 volunteers were in-volved in preparation and sale of items which totaled over $22,000. We are asked to make a commitment in one or more of the following ways: Pray, Accumulate items for sale, Assist with pre-sale sorting and pricing in Lincoln or Burwell, Assist with sale set-up prior week in Burwell, Assist with sale in Bur-well, Make a monetary donation, Other……This is a joint effort with the UCC so you might be able to go with others from Salem or Friedens.
WHY SHOULD I SEND MY CHILD, GRAND CHILD, OR NEIGHBOR TO CHURCH CAMP?
It is the VETERAN, not the preacher, who has given us freedom of religion. It is the VETERAN, not the reporter, who has given us freedom of the press. It is the VETERAN, not the poet, who has given us freedom of speech. It is the VETERAN, not the campus organizer, who has given us freedom to assemble. It is theVETERAN, not the lawyer, who has given us the right to a fair trial. It is the VETERAN, not the politician, who has given us the right to vote. It is the VETERAN who salutes the Flag, It is the VETERAN who serves under the Flag, ETERNAL REST GRANT THEM O LORD, AND LET PERPETUAL LIGHT SHINE UPON THEM. I'd be EXTREMELY proud if this email reached as many as possible. We can be very proud of our young men and women in the service no matter where they serve. God Bless them all!!! Makes you proud to be an AMERICAN!!!!!
Proud to be an American
Contributed by Von Vaughn
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Celebrate Jesus in June Wednesday, June 1 7 PM Presbyterian Church basement Wednesday, June 8 7 PM Presbyterian Church basement Wednesday, June 15 7 PM Pawnee Village Wednesday, June 22 7 PM Pawnee Manor
NNNNoteworthyoteworthyoteworthyoteworthy There are 6 women and 7 men competing in the state track meet from Pawnee City. Con-gratulations to the whole track team and Coach strong. Callie Percival is going in 4 events(shot put, discus, 100 meter, 4X100), Austin Smith in 2 events (high jump, triple jump), Na-than Weirs in the 100 meter (mom, grandma, and even brother Jacob can’t catch him any-more), and Devon Marteney in the 4X800. Lizzy Miller ran in the 3200 meter relay and the 3200 meter run and usually placed in both during her high school days. 3200 meter is 8 times around the track so I don’t think Lizzy is very sad about giving up her running shoes and picking up a softball and bat as she plays this summer to prepare herself for the Hastings College softball team. Sign up for coming coffee and goodies after worship services Worship services: May – Presbyterian Church; June - Christian Church; July – Presbyterian Church CAMP Registration Material available for Calvin Crest and Kamp Kaleo Synod School, July 24-29, Storm Lake, IA, Registrations now available Newsletter information is due to Sput Turnbull on the 20th of each month. Sunday School, 9:00 AM; Youth Group, Thursdays, 3:30 PM; Celebrate Jesus, Wednesdays, 7:00 PM; Bible Study, Wednesdays, 9:30 AM, Pawnee Village May 30, Memorial Service at the Pawnee City Cemetery Next Session Meeting, TUESDAY, June 7, 7:00 PM Next Board Meeting, SECOND Wednesday, June 8, 8:00 PM VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL August 1-5, 9AM to 12PM Monday through Thursday; 3:00 PM Friday with the program at 5:30 PM Rachel Valenziano is joining two friends that she met at the Kodiak Mission last summer to help the people in Alabama, who are suffering because of the Tornadoes. She will be there from May 14 to 22. Rachel appreciates all of those who put donations in the box at the back of the church and gave cash donations that she will convert to supplies for those in Alabama. Here is the reaction from the first time she say the tornado damage, “It's unbelievable. Like no one (the media) doesn't talk about AL anymore but everything is still just in shreds every-where. They've managed to get stuff in piles and clear the roads at least. I think there's power most everywhere and the water is okay.” Mission Reports: Vern Schulte reports on a recent mission trip made up of volunteers from age 11-80: "We had a great weekend in Mapleton, IA assisting with the disaster recovery in the area. St. Peter’s UCC Church in which we stayed could not have been more hospitable, welcoming or
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supportive. God is definitely at work in their church and in their community! CrossBridge had 32 volunteers (men, women and children) meet on Friday evening and travel to Maple-ton. Once we arrived, we got settled, had a devotion time and prayed for God to join us and bless our efforts. Saturday morning the group woke up early, enjoyed a fabulous breakfast served by the members of the church and set out to work in the community. Between Satur-day and Sunday we hauled countless dump truck and pickup loads of debris to the landfill and tree pile! It was hard work, but it was god’s work and our group was blessed just as much, if not more, than the people we served." 500 Mile Snowmobile Trip In the Arctic Circle Lance Westing went with 10 of his students, along with adult sponsors and 3 students from other villages in the area on a 500 mile snowmobile trip in the Arctic Circle. Lance is the Kotzebue High School teacher of hunting, trapping, and survival. The caravan of 15 snow-machines left Kotzebue on the morning of Monday, April 11, and returned Friday evening. Lance, Duane’s son, is a high school science teacher and coach in Kotzebue, AK and his wife Charlotte is a biologist for Alaska Fish and Game. She spends her work days in a two seated airplane observing wildlife and doing a variety of wildlife management duties, especially with Musk Ox, and Caribou. Charlotte is tagging a caribou calf. It is easiest to catch the caribou as they are swimming across rivers. Lance and Charlotte met and graduated from Hasting College. There are articles about both Lance and Charlotte on the bulletin board at church Rev. Dr. Ed Bridwell has written a new book called "The Pathology of Hyperbolic Relig-ion." This is Dr. Bridwell’s sixth book. Ed is a retired minister and psychologist and lives in Lincoln with his wife, LaVon. This book builds upon the work that he did for his PhD disser-tation in which he studied adherents of Pentecostal/Charismatic churches. WHICH CHURCHES ARE GROWING? Bill Tenny-Brittian in the May-June Issue of Net Results Magazine said that he has observed that the congregations that are growing possess certain thing in common and it’s not their theology or worship style or organizational structures. Growing Churches: 1. Are intentional about building relationships and extending over-the-top hospitality to their guests. 2. Members and participants are truly excited about what’s going on in their own lives and in the lives of those in their small groups and worship services. 3. They are led by clergy and lay leaders who are reading, watching, and listening to what’s going on in the culture and in the effective church.
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Laurel Sunneberg graduated from UNMC College of Nursing with highest distinction, and is a member of the honor society of nursing - Sigma Theta Tau, Gamma Pi Chap-ter. She has ac-cepted a position at St. Elizabeth Medical Center in the Surgical Unit, where she will start em-ployment after taking state boards in June.
Laurel Sunneberg
Cheyenne Hinrichsen
Cheyenne Hinrichsen, daugh-ter of Doug & Theresa Hinrich-sen, plans to attend Washburn University and major in art history and art education to be able to teach art. Washburn gave her the Washburn University's Tebben Scholarship, Washburn Univer-sity's Erp Art Scholarship, and Washburn University's Academic Scholarship. She will also get one more from them for being valedic-torian of the class. She won the following scholar-ships... Pawnee City Education Foundation Scholarship, PC Edu-cational Foundation-Thiemann
Renewable scholarship, Union Bank Scholarship, William Kalina Scholarship, Lucille B. Buman Scholarship, Scholarship in mem-ory of Eric Klepper, Sam Walton C o m m u n i t y S c h o l a r s h i p . She also won the following scholarships for school she is not attending, NWMSU Distinguished Scholar Award, NWMSU Mid-west Exchange Program and NWMSU Out-of state Achieve-ment Scholarship. NWMSU is North West Missouri State Uni-versity. From Baker University she got Baker University Presi-dential Scholarship and the Baker University Art Scholarship. she got the Academic All Conference Bronze Medal. She also received the United States Marine Corps Scholastic Excellence Award Her hobbies include art and scrapbooking.
Elizabeth Garner, daughter of Dale and Diane Garner, grand-daughter of Linna Mort, is a 2011 graduate of the University of Ne-braska. She earned a bachelor’s of science degree from the college of Education and Human Sciences in nutrition, exercise and health sci-
Megan K. Williams, the daughter of Chris and Amy, is graduating on May 28th from Linn-Mar High School in Marion Iowa. She will be going to Iowa State at Ames. She is the grand-daughter of Dave & Betsy Williams.
Megan K Williams
Ryan Wissler
If there is no information about your graduate, it’s because you didn’t send it. Sorry!
Lizzy Miller’s future plans include going to Hast-ings College and majoring in English Education. While in college I will be playing soft-ball for the Broncos. My dream is to become an high school English teacher and coach either basketball of softball. Parents are Dave and Mary Miller of Pawnee City NE. Grandparents are Jeanette and Vance Ulmer and the late Billy Miller of Pawnee City, NE and Francis and Patricia McDonald of Phillips NE. Brothers are Matt and Beth Miller (Addison and Keagan) of Ogden KS, where he is working on his Doctorate in Computer Science at KSU. Brian and Jessica Miller of Falls City NE where he is the Ag teacher and she is a 2nd grade teacher at Falls City, and Patrick and Beka Miller of Cairo NE, where he is a science teacher at Centura High School and she teaches dance in Hastings. Lizzy won the following scholarships: Pawnee City Presbyterian Church, Pawnee City Fine Arts Boost-ers, William Kalina, Union Bank, Pawnee City Ro-tary, Pawnee City Education Foundation, Pawnee City Education Foundation -Thiemann Renewable, Pawnee City Alumni Foundation - Jack Colwell, National MS Society, Horatio Alger Association Ak-Sar-Ben Scholar Award, Hastings College Ringland, Hastings College Pres-byterian Matching, Hastings College Athletic, United States Army Reserve Scholar Athletic Award, and Aca-demic All Conference - Bronze Medal.
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More Graduates... Jason Fisher, Bachelor degree from the US Air Force Cassidy Troxel, who is a member of the First Christian Church Darren Bitzer, Graduate college, Warrensburg, MO, Grandson of Karen / Allan Millie Troxel’s nephew, Tyler Ashman, Borden, TX Kristin Totter, the daughter of Dan and Jan, Snyder’s granddaughter graduated as the Salutatorian from David City High School Cindy Troxel, Millie’s daughter got her National Peri-medic certificate. If there are others from your family please send them to Sput so we can get them in the next newsletter.
Kristopher Perez likes cars, wants to go to Milford for auto tech, and has got-ten a scholar-ship for part of his col-lege. Kris won the Learn to Dream Scholarship
and the American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship. He enjoys being with family and his friends, likes to go to the lake with his friends. He enjoys his little nieces when they come to our house, Kaitlyn & Allie are there quite often and Allie who is 8 mo old now just grins when she sees him, and wants him to hold her. He also likes to run, and lift weights, he is always messing with the speakers in his car trying to make them bigger and better. He has gotten a trophy for his car at two of the car shows he went to last summer. Kris is the son of Alta Perez and Jim Perez.
Kristopher Perez
Callie Percival
Conor Sweeney
Lizzy Miller
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Sophia Wilson turned 1 on May 4th. Sophia celebrated her birth-day Saturday May 7th in Win-chester, KS with her mom & dad, Rhonda & Tom Wilson. Grand-parents, Jeff & Cheryl Bice and Tom & Mary Wilson along with many other friends helped her celebrate. Minnie Mouse was the theme of the day
Happy 1st Birthday!
CWF Spring fling was held April 30th at the Pawnee City Christian Church. Betty Kimes, Cheryl Bice, Karen Harlow, Joan Snyder, Linna Mort and Betsy Williams served a meal to the cluster women. Guest speaker was Joyce Ferguson of Scottsbluff.
