“ Hope In the Name of the Lord” Palm Sunday Cantata TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 901 E. NEAL AVE. SALINA, KS 67401 phone: 785-825-5270 ~ fax: 785-825-0676 ~ website: www.triumc.org Directed by Darrel Dees Narration Written by Beverly Cole Pianist ……………………………………………………………………………....Gayle & Jane McMillen Narrator ………………………………………………….………………………...………Rev. Barry Dundas Narrator …………………………………………………………………………...….…….…..Rev. Kim Rea Camera Operator …………….……………………………………….………………….……. Keith Holmes Audio Director ………………………………….…………………………….……….……Stuart Eschleman Graphic Illustrator ………………………………….……………………………………...…….Helen Gregg Bulletin…………………………………………………………………….……….………..…..Marilla Colson
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“Hope In the Name of the Lord”
Palm Sunday Cantata
TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 901 E. NEAL AVE. SALINA, KS 67401
Directed by Darrel Dees Narration Written by Beverly Cole
Pianist ……………………………………………………………………………....Gayle & Jane McMillen Narrator ………………………………………………….………………………...………Rev. Barry Dundas Narrator …………………………………………………………………………...….…….…..Rev. Kim Rea Camera Operator …………….……………………………………….………………….……. Keith Holmes Audio Director ………………………………….…………………………….……….……Stuart Eschleman Graphic Illustrator ………………………………….……………………………………...…….Helen Gregg Bulletin…………………………………………………………………….……….………..…..Marilla Colson
PRELUDE Get All Excited Gayle & Jane McMillen WORDS OF GRACE AND GREETING
OFFERING Offertory He Lives Gayle & Jane McMillen
PALM SUNDAY CANTATA
In the Name of the Lord arranged by Mary McDonald
“Crowds have lined the narrow street to see this man from Galilee; Just a carpenter some say, leading fools astray…
Yet many kneel to give Him praise. And in His eyes they glimpse the power that sees the heart of all men,…
And He knows the Father’s mind, He speaks the Father’s words, For He comes in the Name of the Lord.
There is Strength in the Name of the Lord,
There is Power in the Name of the Lord, There is Hope in the Name of the Lord,
Blessed is He who comes in the Name of the Lord.
When my plans have fallen through and when my strength is nearly gone; When there’s nothing left to do but just depend on you,
And the power of your Name. And when we call upon your Name, your strength through weakness to show,
We can know the Master’s plan, extend the Master’s Hand… When we come in the Name of the Lord.
His Name will be worshipped forever; Creator, Redeemer, and King!”
Come, Ye Sinners, Poor and Needy arranged by Heather Sorenson
“Come, ye sinners, poor and needy, weak and wounded sick and sore. He will save you by His power.
I will arise and go to Jesus, He’ll embrace me in His arms. In the arms of my dear Savior, oh, there are ten thousand charms.
Come, ye sinners, poor and needy, come to Him and reconcile. Leave your burdens with the Savior, rest with Him a little while.
Come and know the Father’s mercy, come and be restored. Casting every care upon Him, leave it with the Lord!
Let your shame not make you linger, nor of goodness dream. All the good that He requires is your faith in Him!
Come, ye sinners, poor and needy, come to Him and reconcile.
Leave your burdens with the Savior. Lay down your burden and heavy load and rest a little while!
Trinity United Methodist Church Chancel Choir Presents “Hope In the Name of the Lord”
Come, ye weary, heavy laden, bruised and mangled by the fall. If you tarry, ‘till you’re better, You will never come at all.
Come, ye sinners, poor and needy! Come and reconcile!”
The Carpenter by Joseph Martin With thanks from Assaria Lutheran Church
“A carpenter from Galilee learned well His father’s trade.
The people gathered ‘round to see the wonders that He made. With thoughtful care He laid His hands upon the rugged wood.
And spoke when all His work was done, ‘It is finished…it is good’.
The Carpenter from Galilee soon moved to other art. With loving touch He healed the sick and fixed the sinner’s heart. With thoughtful care He shared His gifts with everyone He could; And spoke when all the work was done, ‘It is finished…it is good’.
The Carpenter from Galilee knew well His Father’s will;
And the people gathered ‘round to see Him climb Golgotha’s hill! With loving grace He took the nails and laid His hands to wood…
Then spoke into eternity ‘It is finished…it is good’.”
Sorrow Like His by Larry Shackley Solo - Kynan Gibson
“Oh, everybody passing by…come see if there ever was sorrow like His.
Hear Him praying in the garden, ‘Take this cup away from me’. A friend betrayed Him with a traitor’s kiss; there never was sorrow like His.
See Him standing in the judgment hall, spotless Lamb condemned to die.
With a kingly robe and a crown of thorns; Such sorrow has never been borne.
Then they took my Jesus and led Him away to a hill called Calvary. And they nailed Him there on a cruel cross for sinners like you and me.
Come on everybody…Come and see my Savior…Come and see my Jesus.
Come see if there ever was sorrow like His.”
Even the Heavens Are Weeping by Joseph Martin
Given in memory of Brandy Martin and Kristie Greene
“Even the heavens are weeping as a cross is lifted on high. The tears of the Father are falling as Jesus goes forth to die. The sky grows dark as midnight, the thunder starts to cry. Even the heavens are weeping as Jesus goes forth to die.
Even now the earth is shaking as they crucify the King.
Hills and valleys all are trembling as the hammer starts to ring. Hosannas now are silent. The crowds no longer sing.
Even now the earth is shaking as they crucify the King.
Even the heavens are weeping as they take Him from the tree. The sun in its shame hides in shadows and the birds refuse to sing.
The hands of those who loved Him prepare Him for the grave. Even the heavens are weeping as they carry the Lord away.”
He Is Not Here by Russell Nagy
“Twas at the break of day when women came with spices to annoint our Lord. And walking to the tomb, said, ‘Who will move the mighty stone that bars the door?’
Then behold, they found no stone, but a man was standing there in instead. Dazzling bright in raiment white, saying, ‘Jesus is not dead!’
He is not here! He is risen! See the tomb is empty where He lay.
He is not here! He is risen! Jesus rose on Easter Day.
When John and Peter heard the strange account, they doubted that it could be true; But running there to find the empty tomb, they suddenly believed it too.
In the place where Jesus lay sat the burial clothing of the dead. Laid aside, like death denied, for He was no longer dead!
See, the tomb is empty, He is Risen! Jesus Christ is Risen! Alleluia!
And so we do proclaim on Easter Day that Jesus is not in the grave;
But risen from the dead, just as he said, in majesty and power to reign. He is not here! He is risen! Jesus rose on Easter Day!”
The Old Rugged Cross Made the DIfference arranged by Mary McDonald
Given in memory of Beverly Stutterheim and Ron Tonne Solo - Joel Figgs
“’Twas a life filled with aimless desperation; without hope walked the shell of a man.
Then a hand with a nail print stretched downward; Just one touch, then a new life began.
And the old rugged cross made the difference in a life bound for heartache and defeat. I will praise Him forever and ever…for the cross made the difference for me!
There’s a room filled with sad, ashen faces without hope; death has wrapped them in gloom.
But at the side of a saint, there’s rejoicing… For life can’t be sealed in a tomb!
So I’ll cherish the old rugged cross till my trophies at last I lay down.
I will cling to the old rugged cross and exchange it someday for a crown. For the cross made the difference for me! The old rugged cross!”
The Tomb Is Empty Now arranged by Cliff Duren
Given in memory of Eric Hutchinson Solo - Jill French
(“When I cannot see tomorrow through these tears of yesterday,
And I’m weak from climbing mountains that are standing in my way; When my heart is overshadowed by the grief that weighs me down,
I remember the tomb is empty now.
If my joy turns into sorrow and my victory to loss… If I somehow lose my focus and I can’t see past the cross…
Let my tearful eyes be lifted to that resurrected crown. O Hallelujah! The tomb is empty now.
There no longer is a stone that seals my hope within a grave.
Each regret and fear that gripped my heart has all been rolled away. Like the rising of the morning sun, let rescued ones resound…
‘Hallelujah!’ The tomb is empty now.’
There’s a Light that broke the darkness; even now it brightly shines…
Like a promise through the ages: my Redeemer is alive! Every chain that held me captive lays in pieces on the ground.
Hallelujah! The tomb is empty now.”)
There Is a Redeemer arranged by Mary McDonald Given in memory of Janice Pankratz
“There is a Redeemer…Jesus, God’s own Son;
Precious Lamb of God, Messiah, Holy One. Thank you, O my Father, for giving us Your Son,
And leaving Your Spirit till the work on earth is done.
Jesus, my Redeemer, name above all names; Precious Lamb of God, Messiah, O for sinners slain.
When I stand in glory, I will see His face; There I’ll serve my King forever in that holy place.
Thank you, O my Father, for giving us Your Son…
And leaving Your Spirit till Your work on earth is done.
There is a Redeemer!”
DISMISSAL WITH BLESSING
Ushers
8:30 am Ken Bowell
Floyd & Zella Gwin Donley Jones
Gary Stansberry
9:50 Brent & Lori Conner
11:00 am Ray Rock
Ed & Sue Wehrmeister Ernie Yake
Greeters
8:30 Doyle & Doris Turner
Wally & Lola Fair
9:50 Wilda Hustus / Maria Padilla
Terry & Modene Smith Bill Sturges
11:00 Larry & Carolyn Werhan Garry & Morea Charvat
WORSHIP ATTENDANTS Easter Sunrise Service Inside
April 1 at 6:45 am
Breakfast will be provided following the service.
Bring your lawn chair, a blanket, a
flashlight and dress warmly.
We always welcome your help!
If you would like to help
please arrive at Trinity by 6:30 am.
Attendance for last Sunday: 291 Sunday School: 124 Online Visitors: 21
Sheryl Brown Judy Coachman Megan Coberly Tammy Dees Margy Duell Jill French
Diana Frohardt Margaret Harden Anne Hoekstra Trish Marietta Connie Martin Erin Reedy
Beverly Salmon Coleen Seim Linda Smith Sheelah Stoddard
Jennifer Sturges LaDonna Toews Dottie Wallace Sandy Ward
Altos
Linda Collins Barb Culley Janet DuBois Jan Everhart Linn Exline
Cheyenne Hammon Sue Holmes Ginger Loebach Kay Medley
Vicki Price Alice Riggs Barbara Sackrider Joyce Stutterheim
Kaye Thomann Sierra Wallace Roxanne Werth Jane Yake
Tenors
Daniel David Joyce Eisenhour Curt Exline
Kynan Gibson Archie Helzer Vicki Hogancamp
Rick Johnson Nancy Michaelis Scott Price
Dennis Wahlgren Loren Young
Bass/Baritone
Cade Cooper Randy Cooper Ken DuBois Roger Duell
Joel Figgs Bruce Graber Craig Grosser Jason Johnson
Stan Lauer Rex Romeiser John Scott David Smith
Bob Stutterheim Dennis Toews
March 25 Emily Francis
Abigail Johnson Les Lankhorst
Chris Moddelmogg Brent Turnquist
Jenny Watts
March 26 Jaren Newman
Zoe Norton Randall Tolbert
March 27
Mike Everhart Jacoby Holmes
Ava Holmes Brady Snapp
March 29 Cary Brinegar Diana Dundas Elise Holliday Scott Wallace
March 30 Beth Foos Ivan Pike
March 31
Nancy Lovseth Austin Mertz Bryan Vaughn
April 1
Sophia Darnell
April 2 Eileen Byquist
Kathlene Dalton Hadlee Dinkel Bob Duggan
April 3
Brysen Augustine
April 4 Valerie Anderson
Kalex Lungrin Harper Wood
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
BIRTHDAYS THIS WEEK
OUR PRAYERS FOR (*denotes a new prayer concern)
Short Term *Conner Anderson
*Rudy Ludwig *Shelly Martin *Manuel Pulido *Doris Turner
*Roy & Suzanne Wilber *Bill Wild
Long Term
Charlotte Allen Norma Anderson Robert Barhydt Jr.
Jodi Dubois Bertram Rhonda Blair
Laura Bowman Mike Brehm Marc Chace
Jeanneane Chapel Chandelle Classen
Rod Clausen Joyce Crowe Bruce Dalton Rex Denison Henry Diehl Keith Drake
Joyce Eisenhour
Linda Freeland Verna Garrett Helen Gregg Eric Helzer
Doug Holloway Jan Holmes
Mary Horton Bobbie Killen Carol Knott Linda Lampe
Rochelle Masterson Aaron McMillan
Pastor Milton -Aguilar CR Cel Muff
Jeff Nichols Pat Peterson
Kim Rea Cal Reinke Jase Rock
Sharon Scott Brad Spears Ed Swisher
Fran Swisher Megan Wheeler
Jan Wilkes
Annual Prayer Vigil We encourage you to sign up to participate in our annual Prayer Vigil in the church Sanctuary. The Vigil will begin on March 29th, 2018 [Maundy Thursday] at 8:00 pm and go through 3:00 pm on March 30th, 2018 [ Good Friday]. Sign up sheet is posted. Contact Forrest Horton for more information at 785-493-5151. Forrest Horton
This Week at Trinity 5th Sunday in Lent: Sunday, March 25 8:30 am Worship 8:45 am Trinity Power Company 9:45 am Sunday School for all ages 9:50 am NINE:50 Worship 11:00 am Worship 6:30 pm High School Youth Group
Monday, March 26 5:00 pm Cub Scout Banquet 7:00 pm Boy Scout Troop 214
Tuesday, March 27 7:00 am IHOP Bible Study 9:00 am Tuesday Morning Bible Study 6:00 pm Finance Committee 7:00 pm Fellowship Basketball 7:00 pm Jesus in the Gospels 7:00 pm Healing & Wholeness Service 7:00 pm The Road Back to You
Wednesday, March 28 2:00 pm Trinity Sparklers 4:15 pm VBS Planning Team 6:15 pm Trinity Folk Choir 6:30 pm Middle School Youth Group 7:00 pm Chancel Choir 8:00 pm Men’s Chorus 8:00 pm Bell Choir
Thursday, March 29 Maundy Thursday 9:30 am Mrs. Carazo’s Preschool 10:00 am Worship Planning 3:00 pm Backpack Connection 7:00 pm Maundy Thursday Service 8:00 pm Prayer Vigil begins
Friday, March 30 Good Friday
2:30 pm Office Closes 3:00 pm 24-Hour Prayer Vigil Ends 7:00 pm Good Friday Services at First United Methodist, 122 N. 8th Street
Saturday, March 31 10:00 am Easter Egg Hunt//Party
Sunday, April 1 Easter 6:45 am Sunrise Service 7:15 am Breakfast served following Sunrise Service 8:30 am Worship 8:45 am Trinity Power Company 9:45 am Sunday School for all ages 9:50 am NINE:50 Worship 11:00 am Worship 6:30 pm High School Youth Group
HOLY WEEK WORSHIP SCHEDULE
Service of Healing and Wholeness Tuesday, March 27, at 7:00 pm
This powerful worship has continued to grow as we gather to offer the brokenness of our lives to God. The
service includes communion and lighting of candles, but at the heart of our worship is praying for each other,
our community and our world.
Maundy Thursday Thursday, March 29, at 7:00 pm
Before Jesus was crucified, he gathered with his disciples for a final meal. Today that meal has become the most important ritual in the church. On Maundy Thursday we
gather around the table to commune with each other and our savior.
Prayer Vigil Begins Thursday, March 29 at 8:00 pm
Ends Friday, March 30, at 3:00 pm We encourage you to sign up to participate in our annual prayer vigil in the church sanctuary. Our goal is to have someone in the sanctuary praying at all times during this time period. You may sign up for a 1/2 hour session or
longer if you would like. Sign-up sheets are on a bulletin board outside the sanctuary and the Family Life Center
for those who wish to participate.
Community Good Friday Friday, March 30, at 7:00 pm
Once a year the United Methodist Churches in Salina join together as a reminder that we are a connectional church.
First United Methodist, 122 N. 8th Street, is the host church and clergy from each congregation will share
leadership.
Easter Egg Hunt and Party Saturday, March 31, at 10:00 am
A great event for children of all ages. The morning includes crafts for the children, and ultimately an Easter
egg hunt inside the church.
Easter Worship Sunday, April 1
Youth Sunrise Service – 6:45 am in the sanctuary Traditional Worship – 8:30 am in the sanctuary Contemporary Worship – 9:50 am in the FLC
Traditional Worship – 11:00 am in the sanctuary
Newsletter Deadline is midnight, April 2.
TUMC Appointment Only Blood Drive
The next scheduled blood drive is Monday, April 23 at Trinity.
The time is 1:00 to 7:00 p.m. call Eunice Gary to be scheduled 577-3746.
PIECEMAKERS QUILTERS Meets Tuesday, April 18
8:30 to 2:30 Fellowship Hall Join us to learn and share
afterwards. Bring a friend! Hosted by Membership & Outreach
Easter Egg Party: Saturday, March 31st, 9:30am-11:00am— Youth are invited to come and join the celebration, by leading a craft and hiding Easter eggs for the children’s annual Easter Party!
Easter Sunrise Service: Sunday, April 1, 6:45 am Any youth are invited to attend the Easter Sunrise Service. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets. Breakfast will be served following the service.
Youth Sunday Dress Rehearsal: Saturday, April 7th, 9:00-10:30 am—Please join us in the sanctuary for a run through of the service and break-down of the different responsibilities.
Youth Lock-In: Saturday, April 28th, 4pm-11 pm Our Spring lock-in has become a lock-out under the stars enjoying nature together with other United Methodist youth in Salina. We will enjoy outdoor movies, s'mores, worship, and capture the flag. The Engelland Family has offered their farm to host us, 2864 N. Halstead Salina, KS. Please RSVP to Lindsey at [email protected].
Senior Recognition Sunday: May 6th
Our graduating high school seniors will be recognized during all 3 services on May 6th. Seniors are invited to a celebration with cookies and lemonade in the Fellowship Hall 1 between services (9:30-9:50am & 10:50-11am). This will be a great opportunity to greet the congregation and celebrate your achievements! Please provide two pictures of your graduate (1 from an early age and a senior portrait) for use in the service no later than April 22th. Send your pictures to [email protected].
Safe Gatherings Are you looking forward to being in minis-try with children, youth, vulnerable adults? If yes, please, take the Safe Gatherings training found online. Contact Tammy Dees to get started. Trinity will pay the $35 fee for the training. Trinity has over 100 people trained in Safe Gatherings. Thank you to all those that have stepped up on behalf of the safety of our children and adults.
TRINITY GOLF TOURNAMENT Saturday, May 19th
8:00 AM 4 person scramble Contact Wally Fair (823-7621) or Chuck Culley (827-3967) or see bulletin board in Fellowship Hall or in the hallway of the Family Life Center for more infor-mation and entry forms.
Sponsored by the Missions and Social Concerns Committee
Easter Lilies will be used to decorate the altar on Easter morning and may be taken home after the last service. The cost of a Lily is $10.00. Please fill out the attached form and
return it to the church office. Thank you!
Name _________________________________________________________ Address _______________________________________________________ Phone _________________________________________________________
In Honor or In Memory of __________________________________________
Check the “box” that applies to you.
I want to take home the Easter Lily. I want to donate the Easter Lily.
Please indicate your payment below. I will pay with cash—please use the offering envelope and indicate in writing “Easter Lily.”
I will pay with check. In the memo category include: “Easter Lily.”
Trinity VBS Registration Opens for all ages on Sunday, April 14
Trinity members and constituents get first
chance at registration for Vacation Bible
School. (NOTE: The preschool fills up fast!
If you have a preschooler that is 3 years old by
June 11 be sure to sign them up.) Registration
forms for all ages will be available on April 15
outside both worship areas or online at
triumc.org. Mark your calendars. VBS is June
11 – 15, 9am – Noon for 3 year olds –
graduated 6th graders. Questions? Contact a
planning team member: Tammy Dees, Joyce
Stutterheim, Marion Barrow, Mandi Feil,
Megan Gibson, Mary Ann David, Jo Lampe or
Dottie Wallace.
NEW LINE DANCE LESSONS COMING IN APRIL
7:00—8:00 PM Starting April 12th (4-5 week session) Family Life Center
No charge, but donations gladly accepted to the church For questions or more information contact:
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR THE TUMC PRAYER TEAM “God so loved the world, He got involved.” Would you like to be involved? Join the TUMC Prayer team. We can use your help!
Contact Forrest Horton 785-823-5413
Trinity Scholarship Applications Available through April 20 Trinity will be offering college scholarships to Trinity high school seniors or current college students continuing their undergraduate studies. These scholarships will be for use during the 2018-2019 academic year at any college of the student’s choice. Applications for these scholarships are now available in the church office and on the church website at http://www.triumc.org/?page_id=1877&secret=ik3kca. The deadline for receipt of the completed scholarship application is the close of the business day on April 20, 2018.
SAVE THE DATE ! Vacation Bible School: June 11-15.
9am—Noon. Rolling River Rampage: Experience the
Ride of a Lifetime with God!
VBS Decorating Orientation: Wed., April 4, 5:45pm
Meet with our decorating planning team to
learn all about plans to change our building into
a Rolling River Rampage that is perfect for
children! There are many ways to help: Sign up
for a room or hallway, take things home, pre-
pare things with other volunteers on decorating
work nights… Choose what works best for
you! Questions? Contact our planning team:
Mandi Feil, Megan Gibson or Mary Ann David.
Building Blocks Preschool Now Enrolling Building Blocks Preschool is now enrolling for the 2018-2019 school year. Enrollment is open to all church members and families. The $50.00 enrollment fee will be waived for all church members who enr ol l i n our program. P le ase contact: April Saskowski for enrollment and program information at 785-577-9376.
GARDEN PLOTS The church garden has (2) open plots left. They are
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