Judy Neiderer
Deb Smith
Mary Lou Krummeck
David Abendschein
Diane Cromer
Mike Hoover
Kathleen Baker
Troy Cromer
Deb Hughes
Frank Hewett
Janice Cool
Dan Shomper
Taylor and Tara Noel
David Waybright
Gideon Michael
Glenn Murphy
Susan Hedahl
Mark Stonesifer
Steve Butler and Family
Rosie Markle
Mark Stonesifer
Pat Cover
Pearl Gerrick
Ed Bream
Judy Renoll
Shirley Koontz
Mary Pheabus
Linda Funk
Diana McCrea
Reda Garvick Barbara Klepper June Boring Dixie Wetzel
Pastor Timothy Kielley [email protected]
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“Let the little children come to me; do not hinder them , for such
belongs the kingdom of God.” Mark 10:14
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SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 9 A.M. WORSHIP AT 10:15 A.M.
Attendance: 137 Offering $985.00
Does your church welcome children? Sounds like an odd question
in this day and age. The truth is however that most churches idea of
welcoming children is to tuck them away in a nursery far away from
what the “big kids” are doing. That way they won’t disrupt the
important stuff that Adults do on Sunday morning. This is a far cry
from what Jesus talks about in the Gospels. Children are to be held
and incorporated into the church. Children are a vital part of a faith
community and not only should they be welcomed, but the
community should seek to involve children in every component of
it’s life; worship, education, service and
stewardship. Children should be seen.
Children should be heard. Children should
be celebrated. After all the kingdom of God
belongs to them.
Serving Our Lord This Week
Assisting Minister: Gary Watson
Lector: Liz Kielley
Greeters: Denny and Sandi Boyd
Acolyte: McKenna Knaub
Ushers: Jim Bollinger, Jean Bollinger, Mike and Bonnie Cromer, Tom
McClintock
Coffee & Fellowship: John and Pat Bush
Baker: Deb Black
Nursery Volunteers: Brittany and Aaron Zinneman
Offering Counters: Diana and Steve Harner, Linda Stonesifer
“Our mission at New Hope is to anchor our mind, body and spirit in
the love of Jesus Christ through worship, service and community
outreach to all of God’s children.”
O C T O B E R 7 , 2 0 1 2
P A G E 2
PRAYER JAR - You will notice a large jar sitting on the Hospitality Table as you
come to worship at New Hope. Many folks have said they don’t feel comfortable
speaking out loud or sharing their prayer concerns during announcement time. So
now you can place your prayer concerns in our prayer jar and we will pray over
the jar every Sunday. So bring your prayer concerns, or you can write them on the
paper provided and place them in our prayer jar.
Blessing of the Pets will be held Today
October 7 at 2:00 pm at Hillcrest
Restaurant (on the Lawn of Course)
Please bring your lawn chairs and your pet.
Please have Fido or Fifi on a leash or
properly restrained. You may also bring
your Pet’s memory box for a special
blessing. Refreshments will be served.
Join us for this very special service!
Harvest Home Celebration! We will be
celebrating the Harvest on Sunday October 14th
down on the farm. We will gather for a special
service at 11:00 a.m. at the farm of Norman and
Lois Brunner 2252 Bachman Valley Road
Westminster MD. Please wear your blue jeans
and other appropriate farm attire. Bring your
lawn chair to use in the barn. Following our
worship service we will have a Pig Roast and
Picnic. The pork will be provided. Please bring
a dish to share and your own place settings. We
will use the following guide to help us:
If your last name begins with A-H-Dessert
G-P -Salad
Q-Z-Vegetable/
Side dish
Tickets are available today through October 7.
A Free Will Offering will be taken to help with
the cost of the pork! Join us as we give thanks
for the Harvest in the most beautiful of settings!
NOISEY OFFERING –Thank you to everyone who helped with this
special offering. We gathered $154.87 which will be shared with the
Hanover Hospital. Thank you for helping our “little children” be part
of the kingdom of God!
The October Youth event will be held at Lawyers Corn maze located at 13003 Creagerstown
Road in Thurmont, Maryland. We will meet on Saturday October 20th at 6:30. Admission
price is $7.00 (cash only). Lawyers offers a large corn maze for the big kids and playground
equipment and a straw maze for the little kids. For directions or to check out their website go
to www.lawyersmoonlightmaze.com. If you would like to car pool please see Kelly
McClintock or Pastor Kielley. You may want to bring a flashlight in case it gets dark!!!!
P A G E 3
Special Offering for October:
Special Needs Items for October
For the Provide a Lunch (PAL) Program: Crackers, Canned Mixed Fruit and Canned Mixed
Vegetables
Shelter would like travel size toiletries: Dishwashing Liquid, Dishwashing Tablets,
Dishwasher Pacs.
Please place your items in our Box of Hope located by the hospitality table.
October Special Offering-Our offering this month will go to help defray the cost
of shipping the coats we gather for the Cheyenne Reservation. Your generous
gifts will make sure that the coats arrive in time to give warmth and love to these
special children of God. Thank you for your generous support of this special
ministry.
Some of you try to Duck out when you don’t have your anchor pin, but we will
have none of it! If you forget your pin we will start Quacking and ask you to
put up a quarter. Now don’t get your feathers all wet! The money will go to
help purchase flocks of ducks for needy families in third world countries. So
remember your pin or pay the Duck Bill!! The box is located on the
Hospitality Table.
GFWC Women’s Community Club – Ladies 60 years and older are invited to attend “Senior
Ladies Night” at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, October 10th in the Parish Hall at Barts Centenary
United Methodist Church, 50 E. King Street, Littlestown. Ladies must have a Littlestown School
District address. Dinner will be provided followed by entertainment. Please come! If interested
please sign up on the sheet on the Hospitality Table. The deadline is Sunday, October 7th.
Be sure you keep us
updated on any email
changes.
You can notify Pastor Tim
at [email protected] or
Chad McClintock at
Don’t forget to bring in your aluminum cans. There
is a box located by the doors which you can drop
them off.
P A G E 4
With our Family: June Boring is
hospitalized in Gettysburg
Hospital and Reda Garvick is a
patient at Genesis Healthcare in
Gettysburg.
It’s time to jump, jump, jump those jiggles out, clap, clap, clap those crazies out and
sing, sing, sing our praises out on Wacky Wednesday. For those who may be confused
the Totally Terrific Thursday singers sang this song every week last year as one of their
opening songs. What will be different this year is that their praises will not be sung out
on Totally Terrific Thursdays but will be singing out once again on Wacky Wednesdays.
The time remains the same from 4:00-5:30 p.m. The place remains the same at Pastor
Kielley and Liz’s house at 58 Maple Avenue, Littlestown and the agenda remains the
same with bible study time, crafts, singing and snacks. Children ages 4 through
whatever are encouraged to sign up on the sheet found on the Hospitality Table. Choir
started this week. Kids, ask those who attended last year and they will tell you we had
a totally terrific Thursday time and this year we plan on having a WACKY
WEDNESDAY TIME!
Your 2012 Council Members are:
Larry Bair
Merl Brilhart
Lois Brunner
Tim Dietz
Vince Hall
Debbie Prior
Lynne Morrison
Gary and Pat Waltman
Sunday Evening Bible Study to Resume on
October 21. Due to several Sunday evening
Weddings Pastor cannot start Bible Study
until October. We hope you plan on joining
us at 6 p.m. on October 21 as we share our
journey together
through God’s
incredible Word.
Study will be held
at Hillcrest
Restaurant.
Choir practice will be held at the home of
Pastor Tim and Liz 58 Maple Avenue at 7
p.m. Please come
and join us as we
make a joyful noise
unto the Lord!
New voices are
needed and
welcome!
Cold Weather Preparing to Set In! So we are going to warm the world with God’s Love!!
We are going to have two special ingatherings for the Month of October to help people stay warm
this winter! Please help us with these special projects.
Sunday October 7-Blanket Sunday! We are going to be gathering new blankets to be shared with
those agencies that help those who will struggle against the cold of winter. Please bring your new
blankets to worship and we will gather and distribute them to those in need. We will accept gently
used blankets, but please bring them laundered and ready for distribution Remember we want them
to keep people warm so if they are worn and torn, they may have a better use.
Coats for Kids-We will sponsor a coat drive again this year for the children of the Cheyenne River
Reservation in South Dakota. We are asking for Boys and Girls coats up to size 16-18. There is also
a need for hooded sweatshirts caps and gloves. We will NOT be collecting adult clothes or sweaters
this year. Baby clothes will be gathered and shared with two shelters. Our October Special
Offering will go to help pay for the shipping of these items to South Dakota! If you have any
questions please see or call Merl Brilhart 637-7483
So let’s warm up the world with God’s gift of Love!!
Calendars are sale for 2013. These beautiful
calendars include beautiful photos of the people
and ministries of New Hope and will include
everyone’s birthday on the calendars. An 8x12
calendar is 20 dollars and a 12x18 calendar is 25
dollars. Order deadline is October 28th Order
forms and a place to list your birthday if it wasn’t
included last year are located on the tables across
from our hospitality center.
Are you a ding a ling? Or think you might
like to be a ding a ling? We will have a
rehearsal for those who would like to learn
about ringing Hand chimes on Wednesday
October 10th at 7 p.m. at Pastor Tim and Liz’s
home. Please
come and see
what being a ding
a ling is all about!