1 Footprints A publication of UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF LUDINGTON 5810 Bryant Road, Ludington, MI 49431 (231) 843-8340 Email: [email protected]www.ludingtonumc.org Believers seeking and sharing the character of Christ February 2017 (For January events at our church, please see the calendar on page 10). 1 Lunch Bunch 12:00 pm 1,8,15,22 Chancel Choir 7:00 pm, Praise Choir 8:00 pm 4 Communion, Food Pantry Day 5,12,19,26 Flower Ministry 10:00 am 6 Trustees 7:00 pm 6,13,20,27 Intercessory Prayer 9:30 am 7,14,21,28 Rug/Sleeping Bag Ladies 9:00 am, Catered Meal 6:00 pm, Pastor’s Bible Study 7:05 pm. (Note - Ash Wednesday Service Feb. 14 at 7:00 pm replaces Pastor’s Bible Study that day). 8 Finance Committee 5:00 pm 12 Grief Group 4:00 pm 13 Staff-Pastor-Parish Committee 7 pm 14 Ash Wednesday Worship 7 pm 17 Grief Retreat 18 Reel to Real 12:30 pm 19 Traumatic Loss Group 4:00 pm 21 Worship Committee 11:00 am 27 We serve Community Table 4:30-6 pm at Community Church, Administra- tive Board 6:30 pm Legacy events are on page 2, United Methodist Women on page 6. Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, which will be February 14 this year. Lent is a six-week season of the Christian year in which we prepare ourselves for Easter through prayer, self-examination, and repentance; and make a renewed effort to walk in God’s ways. There are six Sundays in Lent, the last one Palm Sunday. We say “Sundays in Lent” because all Sundays are supposed to be mini- celebrations of Jesus’ resurrection, so they are not considered to be part of Lent. The last week of Lent is Holy Week. It begins with our remembrance of Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem ( Palm Sunday). We celebrate Jesus’ last supper with his disciples, and his betrayal and arrest, on Maundy Thursday. Jesus was crucified on Good Friday. Holy Week ends when he is in the tomb ( Holy Sat- urday). Watch upcoming Sunday bulletins for special worship times during Holy Week. Be sure to attend our February 14 Ash Wednesday service at 7:00 pm. And pick up a Lenten devotional booklet, created by our own congregation members!
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Footprints
A publication of UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF LUDINGTON 5810 Bryant Road, Ludington, MI 49431 (231) 843-8340 Email: [email protected]
www.ludingtonumc.org Believers seeking and sharing the character of Christ
February 2017
(For January events at our church, please see the calendar on page 10).
1 Lunch Bunch 12:00 pm 1,8,15,22 Chancel Choir 7:00 pm, Praise Choir 8:00 pm 4 Communion, Food Pantry Day 5,12,19,26 Flower Ministry 10:00 am 6 Trustees 7:00 pm 6,13,20,27 Intercessory Prayer 9:30 am 7,14,21,28 Rug/Sleeping Bag Ladies 9:00 am, Catered Meal 6:00 pm, Pastor’s Bible Study 7:05 pm. (Note - Ash Wednesday Service Feb. 14 at 7:00 pm replaces Pastor’s Bible Study that day). 8 Finance Committee 5:00 pm 12 Grief Group 4:00 pm 13 Staff-Pastor-Parish Committee 7 pm 14 Ash Wednesday Worship 7 pm 17 Grief Retreat 18 Reel to Real 12:30 pm 19 Traumatic Loss Group 4:00 pm 21 Worship Committee 11:00 am 27 We serve Community Table 4:30-6 pm at Community Church, Administra-tive Board 6:30 pm Legacy events are on page 2, United Methodist Women on page 6.
Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, which will be February 14 this year.
Lent is a six-week season of the Christian year in which we prepare ourselves for
Easter through prayer, self-examination, and repentance; and make a renewed
effort to walk in God’s ways. There are six Sundays in Lent, the last one Palm
Sunday. We say “Sundays in Lent” because all Sundays are supposed to be mini-
celebrations of Jesus’ resurrection, so they are not considered to be part of Lent.
The last week of Lent is Holy Week. It begins with our remembrance of Jesus’
triumphal entry into Jerusalem (Palm Sunday). We celebrate Jesus’ last supper
with his disciples, and his betrayal and arrest, on Maundy Thursday. Jesus was
crucified on Good Friday. Holy Week ends when he is in the tomb (Holy Sat-
urday).
Watch upcoming Sunday bulletins for special worship times during Holy Week.
Be sure to attend our February 14 Ash Wednesday service at 7:00 pm. And pick
up a Lenten devotional booklet, created by our own congregation members!
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Community Events in Our Church
This Month 1 HELP Soup Supper Fundraiser 5:00-7:00 pm 1,8,15,22 Cub Den 5:00 pm 3 Emmaus Gathering & Potluck 4:30-9:30 pm 6,12 Mediation 1:00 pm 6,13,20,27 Webelos 4:30 pm 7 AFFEW 6:00 pm 7,14,21,28 Webelos 4:30 pm 8 Emmaus Board 6:00 pm 9 Mediation 10:00 am 10 Cub Scout Blue & Gold Banquet 1:00-7:00 pm 15 Sable Point Lighthouse Keepers Assoc. 6:00-9:00 pm The following four announcements are from Allan Carlson, Evangelism Committee Chairperson:
Lunch Bunch (formerly XYZ Group) will meet in Fellowship Hall Thursday, February 1. Af-ter a potluck meal at noon, Don Tack will share infor-mation with us about The
Servant Center, the only Christian organization in Grand Rapids that focuses on the most neglected segment of the city’s homeless population: persons suffering from severe neurological disorders such as schizophrenia. Please bring a dish to pass and a friend or two. Join us for a good time together and to learn about a very interesting program.
Wednesday Night Meals at 6:00 pm will continue through April 25 except during Holy Week, when we will meet at 6:00 pm on Maundy Thursday (March 29) instead. Marcia Sadler will continue to prepare and serve these meals at a cost of $7.00 each. Following the meal, singing and devotions, Pastor Dennis will lead a Bible study class when he is available. If Ludington Area Schools are closed on Wednesday because of bad weather, the Meal that night will be cancelled. Sunday Morning Coffee, Juice and Cookies are served in the narthex area from 9:00 to 11:00 am.
Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, February 14. Fol-owing the 6:00 catered meal there will be an Ash Wednesday Service in the sanctuary at 7:00 pm. This year Lynne Gohn and Joan Kaatz have developed a special Lenten Devotional Booklet for you and your family to use during Lent: the daily devotions have been supplied by persons in our congregation. These will be available on the Literature Table in the east hallway by February 11.
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Legacy Events in February
Feb. 4 Youth Group 4:30-6:30 pm Feb. 11 Movie Night 4:30-6:30 pm Feb. 18 Community Service 4:30-6:30 pm Feb. 25 Double JJ 12:00-4:30 pm (leave church at 10:30 am)
What: Women’s Spring Bible Study - When Faith Is All You Have, a Fisherman Bible Study based on Hebrews 11, “the faith chapter” When: Thursdays at 10 am, beginning March 1 and running for 9 weeks Where: Fellowship Hall at Church Who: Led by Lynne Gohn; written by Ruth Van Reken, well-known author, speaker and Bible study teacher The study addresses what exactly faith is and how to live by faith. The stories of biblical characters men-tioned in Hebrews 11 will help us strengthen our faith. This Bible study will include not only the study of God’s word, but also questions that gener-ate discussion and emphasize life application of Bi-ble truth. All women of the church are most welcome to join us. If you have any questions you may contact Lynne Gohn at 843-4746. There will be a signup sheet in the office. The book is $6.50 and it will be available at our first meeting.
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Dear Friends, Thank you all so much for your well wishes and gifts this holiday season, and for my birthday. It is always nice to receive those words of encourage-
ment and blessings. I feel that I have been very blessed with candy, cookies, pastries, fudge… well, you know how Christmas treats are gifted. Thank you for all the time and effort that goes into those deli-cious gifts! Thank you, too, for your warm wishes and prayers for Laura and me as we plan our future to-gether. We have not set a date as of yet, and we are working through the process of planning around fami-ly and friends. Thank you for encouraging us on this journey. You have been very supportive of me, and once again I ask for a bit of additional support: Please do not feed the pastor any more high sugar content snacks. I am at a transitional point in my life, where if I don’t control what I eat better, I will need to be on insulin, and I hate the thought of using a needle of any kind! My goal is to be down to 200 pounds by June of this year, so I am asking you all to be my support group, cheerleaders, and if need be my dieticians. Oh, how I hate to give anyone that power! On a more professional note, February 17 will be the day in which we will be hosting a one-day grief retreat entitled “In the Bleak Mid-Winter”. Suggested mini-mum donation is $20 per person, which will include dinner and all materials needed. If cost is a problem, please let me know and we will arrange for some sort of scholarship, so that no one will find this a financial burden. Ms Laura J. Ruhle, CT and I will be present-ing material that we have learned through the teach-ings of Dr. Alan Wolfelt, using his companioning model of grief care. If you know of anyone who has suffered a loss of any kind please let them know about this program. More information and fliers will be forthcoming. Please note that this day is open to the communities around us, no matter if they attend this church or not. I am very happy to know that you all have committed so much to this church and its ministries, especially as you have made such efforts to have the building paid for in the next three years. You have been extremely
generous and committed to ensuring that we have a beautiful place in which to worship, and have made sacrifices so that our focus does not have to be on the mortgage. Thank you all so much as you have sup-ported your church with gifts, prayers and pledges. Every once and a while, in an effort to share what I have learned over the years, I mix my information to-gether and make erroneous statements. This happened on January 7 during the sermon. I made the statement that the Magi were not present with the shepherds at the birth of Christ, and this is true. I then went on to say they arrived some 3-6 years after his birth… that was incorrect, and I appreciate Doug Patterson for bringing this to my attention. The Magi most likely arrived two years after the birth of Jesus, as it specifi-cally states in the scriptures. I apologize for this mis-statement; and would suggest it only happens to prove that no matter how hard I try to make sure there is no wrong information in what I share with you, I am completely human, and do on rare occasions make a mistake. Concluding this letter, I have learned with great sad-ness that one of the local churches will be closing its doors at the end of the month. Some of the faithful of this congregation may come here to visit and check us out. Please be as welcoming as you have been to oth-ers. Let them know they are welcome to join with us as they feel they can. Let us encourage one another to come together to worship the Lord!
Blessings to all,
Pastor Dennis
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Matching Gift - Capital Campaign
It is with Great Joy that I announce that we have successfully matched the $150,000 gift from an anonymous donor. As of January 16, we have received cash and pledges totaling $114,402. Your Administrative Board authorized that the bal-ance, $35,598, be moved from our General Fund to make up the difference so that we could receive the full $150,000 gift. At year-end our General Fund Balance was $88,935. After reviewing our budget for 2018, (and following the transfer of $35,598), we project our YE General Fund Balance to be $40,000. We feel that balance, along with our Contingency Fund of $50,000, provides adequate reserves for our Church. Thanks to everyone who supported this Matching Gift Campaign as well as the very successful Capital Campaign. And spe-cial thanks to the donor for the Matching Gift, Dennis Genson, Judy Downing and M. A. Ferguson for all of their work on both campaigns. Also, thanks to everyone for their prayers.
Dan Sleeman, Administrative Board Chair
Over Christmas, our Salvation Army Bell Ringing Campaign was a ring-ing success! This year, our church family and friends dingalinged for 230 hours at the west food door of our local
Walmart store. We raised thousands of dollars to help residents of Ludington/Mason County. We were blessed to have more than 57 people become dingalingers for this worthy cause. Our top ringers for the season were Stub Willick (Mr. Reliable) with 15 total ringing hours, Art Mur-phy with 14 hours, followed by Bill McBeth with 11 hours. Thank you guys, you’re the best. Thank you, everyone, for your wonderful spirit of giving and service to the Mason County Community. With 234 slots to fill, we have room for everyone. No experience necessary! Please consider being a Dingaling next year for the Salvation Army Bell Ringing Campaign. You will experience a feeling of service, a sense of community and a spirit of Christi-anity for our Lord! Thank you all so very much. Steve & Cyndi
For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me, I was naked and you clothed me, I was sick and you visited me, I was in prison and you came to me. Then the righteous will answer him, “Lord, when did we see thee hungry and feed thee, or thirsty and give thee drink? And when did we see thee sick or in prison and visit thee? And the King will answer him, “Truly I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of these my breth-ren, you did it to me.” Matthew 25:35-41, KJV
2018 Lenten Devotional
Thank you to all who have submitted a faith story for our upcoming 2018 Lenten Devotional. The devotion-al book is now being assembled. It will be distributed on Sunday, February 11, because the readings begin on Ash Wednesday, February 14. We have also included a few devotions written by our church family of the past, in the 1996-1998 devotional books. We hoped that our church family will make a commit-ment to read these daily devotions that have been so carefully written after much prayer. You will be blessed for sure. (Continued on page 6)
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2017 (begun in 2005 with the help from
ladies at Scottville UMC)
Our prayer shawl ministry con-tinues to be very active, thanks to all the lovely la-dies who continue to make the shawls! Thank you! We have many beautiful shawls awaiting to brighten someone’s day in their time of need. We also have yarn and instructions available to knit the shawls. Shawls and yarn are always available, but only on display the 2nd Sunday of the month. The following people received a shawl this past year: Linda Myer, Mary Gwen Barrington, Lori Taylor, Rogene Kieszkowski, Gail Niethe, Ruth Streozelec, Mary Workman, Mr. Tyndall, Jyl Miller, Gloria Tay-lor, Adeline Lange, Aleatha Cox, and Sue Stinson. Laura Ruhle has taken several to her Hospice pa-tients. I am sure these people have been blessed by the warmth of God’s love and felt His healing and peaceful presence in their shawl. We continue to receive thank you notes for shawls, with words of how much the shawl has meant. Thank you also to all who have taken the time to take a prayer shawl to someone they know is in need and suffering in some way, and thank you also to those who continue to give a love offering to help with the purchase of yarn. This ministry is also sup-ported through our Evangelism Committee. Thank you again to all those who continue to knit these lovely shawls….Linda Myer, Cathy Kelly, Janice Young, Monica Stewart, Sharon Alexander, Gail Niethe, Pam Greb, Cheryl Lundberg, Mary Lou Mitteer, Samantha Johnson, Shirley Mitchell, Karen Disegna, and Jane Clark. If you have any questions concerning the Prayer Shawl Ministry, you may contact Ramona Myers @ 425-4408 or Lynne Gohn @ 843-4746.
Thank You, Prayer Warriors!
We are very blessed to have a strong and vital prayer ministry in our church. We have two prayer chains: a telephone prayer chain and an email prayer chain. I would like to personally thank these people and hope that you, too, let them know how much you appreciate all the prayers for people listed in our bulletin and people in their time of need. Our prayer team meets on Tuesday mornings for prayer. Our Prayer Team includes Sharon Alexander, Maralee McCumber, Lee Harrington, Sheila McCallum, Ka-ren Genson, Sandy Sgro, Al Carlson, Mary Bergh, and Lynne Gohn. We pray for 30 days over the prayer cards that have been turned in. We also pray not only for those on our prayer list, but for the ongoing ministries and ac-tivities of our church family. Telephone Prayer Chain people are Vi DeMeester, Sandy Sgro, Sally Collins, Edna Nelson, Sheila McCallum, and Mary Bergh. The Email Prayer Chain consists of Pastor Dennis, Ken Tabor, Pastor Tom Evans, Donna Stover, Stacy Juers, Arlene Kel-sey, Sally Reed, Dawn Mumford, Lee Harrington, Linda Wolven, Ed & Maralee McCumber, Shirley Dust, Al Carlson, Pat Shinn, Sonja Schipper, Marcie Anderson, Karen Genson, SK Osborn, George & Christy Faust, Laurie McKinven-Copus, Donna Pe-terson, and Lynne Gohn. We always welcome more prayer warriors! This is something you can do in the comfort of your home and know God will bless you abundantly for your prayers! Prayer Warriors – Thank you for your continued commitment to this vital ministry! You are appreciated! Your Church appreciates You! God appreciates You! “The prayers of the righteous are powerful and ef-fective.” James 5:10 When everyone is praying simultaneously for the same request, there is tremendous power in prayer! If you would like to know more about our prayer
ministry, you may contact Lynne Gohn @843-4746.
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Feb. 2 - Executive Board 1:00 pm Feb. 5 - General Meeting/Soup & Bread Luncheon 12:30 pm. Call church by Feb. 1 if you need child care or a ride.
A big thank you to all the ladies who donated Christmas cookies and time and effort to do the West Shore Bank Open House again this year! The bank staff were appreciative, and UMW receives a $500 donation for doing that open house for them.
Thank you also to those who made the UMW Christmas Tea such a festive, enjoyable event for those attending. Thank you to Lynne Gohn and the Joy Singers for their beautiful program, to Janelle Schade for decorating, and to all those who made delicious food!
The Ladies’ Lunch Date is Tuesday, February 20, 2018 at 12:45 pm at Brenda’s Café. There will be a signup sheet in the office. Please sign up if you think of it, but don’t stay away if you forgot to sign up. Come and join us! Note: If the Ludington Area Schools have a snow day that day, we will cancel the Ladies’ Lunch Date.
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This is a long overdue report on one of our major mission projects. Each summer the UMW members meet to put together cherry pies. Costs of our sup-plies come out of the UMW treasury. However, the main ingredient, the cherries, are donated by Hack-ert Farms. Roy and David compliment us about the quality, flavor, and presentation of our pies. Our hope is to continue to make pies as a project. It has been an excellent fundraiser, helped immensely by this donation. They say they are the best pies (church pies) they have had. They think it’s the cherries. I think it is the preparation. Together we are a success.
Sincerely, Joan Schwass
We will serve Community Table from 4:30 to 6:00 pm at Community Church on Tuesday, February 27. If you’d like to help pre-pare or serve this meal, please contact Jennifer MacDonald at 690-8944, Don-na Possehn at 690-1647, or Allan Carl-son at 843-7071. Thanks in advance for your willingness to help with this important service to the community.
I want to thank all my kind Methodist family for all the beautiful cards that were sent to me after my back surgery. Know-ing there are titanium rods and screws
holding my lower back together is kind of strange, but I am doing pretty well. Thanks again. Sara Jones It is wonderful to have a hometown church. When this church prays for me it is a 47-year relationship. With God and people who have prayed for me for 47 years, all things are possible. Thank you, thank you for your love and support; thank you for your constant prayers. I thank God each night for my hometown church. Pat Trowbridge Lenten Devotional, continued from page 4 Some people have commented that they would like an extra copy for a family member. Please let us know, so that we may have enough printed. You may call the church, or contact Joan Kaatz at 231-398-8253 or Lynne Gohn at 843-4746.
United Methodist Women Karen Genson, President
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ONGOING PRAYER LIST Bill Alexander Dan Bernson Terry Carpenter Svea Clayton Shirley Dust Anne Estle Tanya Gasaway Erving Johnson Sherry Johnson Maralee McCumber Kay Neal Joan Nelson Sean Nelson Gail Niethe Bob Rasch Janet Raspotnik Connie Robertson Stephanie Rozell Nancy Stuart Brian Tibbot Pat Trowbridge Victims of hurricanes, earthquakes, fire and shootings Linda & Jason Wolven
Note: After three months’ time we will need an update for your name to remain on the Ongoing Prayer List. Thank you.
MILITARY Coordinator: Sheila McCallum SrA Joseph Archer, NV S SGT Daniel J. Cook, NC Kevin D. Coyne, TX CSSA Emily Gibson, CA Matthew Heard, TX Greg Heimall III, NC Melody Houk (Navy) SSG Jacob Hunt Catherine McNaughton, MS Captain Jane McNaughton SPC Christopher Myer, KY Paul Nickelson, MI Sgt. Joshua John Reed, HI NURSING HOMES AND ASSISTED LIVING Eldred Chevalia (Karlyn Bray’s dad) Dick Davis (Heartland in Whitehall) Nancy Dust Myra Easton Phil Hunt Nancy Kelley Betty Lunde Mary Macklam Tom McCumber Dolores Pahoski Onabelle Pehrson Dorothy Smogeleski Laura Walker Matthew Wilson (Greg’s son -Oklahoma) HAITI: Baudin School, Baudin Methodist Church, Ranquitte Methodist Church and Pastor Odeles Du Rosier
HENDERSON SETTLEMENT ZAMBIA: Soweto-Kapisha UMC; Pastor Bernard & Betty Lumene & Lord’s Mountain Orphanage; Bwafwano Care Project and Minerva Phiri COLLEGE STUDENTS Coordinator - Penny Quillan Alex Bachus - U of M Alexis Bushard - GVSU Timmy Bushard - Western Nate Carrier - U of Krakow, Poland Noa Gohn - GVSU Rachel Gohn - Cornerstone U. Kayla Gottwald - GVSU Rachel Ives - U of M Skylar Korendyke - GVSU Kate Penrod - U of M Sam Penrod - Western Jordyn Sanders - U of M Alyssa Scribner - Ferris Tristan Scribner - Ferris Mallory Shinn - Hope College Meredith Sparks - Central Emma Taranko - GVSU
Ongoing Prayer Concerns
PRAYER REQUEST CARDS are located in the pews, the narthex and the Volunteer’s Desk. Re-quests are prayed over on Tuesday mornings and are kept confidential. They are prayed over for 30 days un-less updated for a longer period of time. All prayer requests are kept in the office. If you have an urgent prayer request, you may activate the prayer chains by calling the church office at 843-8340. If the church office is closed, you may call either Lynne Gohn (843-4746) or Anne Estle (843-6263).
Mary Macklam Dec. 4, 1916 - Dec. 27, 2017
A member for 65 years
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28
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0 A
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11:0
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12
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14
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18
8:3
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5:00
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Cub
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7:
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PM
Pra
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23
24
S
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Min
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Lo
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27
9:3
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