DAILY SCRIPTURES AND QUESTIONS Sun October 6 John 13:1-17 Mon October 7 Job 39:13-30 Tue October 8 John 13:18-30 Wed October 9 Job 40:1-24 Thurs October 10 John 13:31-38 Fri October 11 John 14:1-14 Sat October 12 Job 41:1-34 Questions to answer as you read them this week. 1. John 13:1-17 How might I follow Jesus Christ’s example and serve others? 2. John 13:18-30 What is the significance of Jesus’ foreknowledge about his upcoming betrayal by Judas Iscariot? 3. Job 40:1-24 How does the LORD reveal to Job the utter futility of trying to contend with God? 4. John 13:31-38 How does our love for one another bear witness to the world that we are disciples of Jesus? 5. John 14:1-14 Do I believe that salvation and peace with God come only through Jesus who is the way, the truth and the life? PRAYER REQUESTS 9/29 - Carolyn Dickison-moving, Veronica Forey-heart spasms 9/29 - Scott Failor-knee replacement, Chelsea’s grandmother passed away 9/29 - Donna Keller-arthritis problems, 9/22 - Vicki Krotzer-loss of job, Lani’s friends grandmother-in hospital 9/22 - Andy Knaub-surgery, Keegan Hose-fractured elbow, Doris Weitkamp-hospice care 9/22 - Barb Druck-ovarian cancer, Pat Bigler-chemo treaments 9/15 - Tanya Brubaker-breast cancer, Donald Jackson-hernia surgery 9/15 - Jordan Brooks-deployment for 6 months
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DAILY SCRIPTURES AND QUESTIONS Sun October 6 John 13:1-17 Mon October 7 Job 39:13-30 Tue October 8 John 13:18-30 Wed October 9 Job 40:1-24 Thurs October 10 John 13:31-38 Fri October 11 John 14:1-14 Sat October 12 Job 41:1-34
Questions to answer as you read them this week.
1. John 13:1-17 How might I follow Jesus Christ’s example and serve others? 2. John 13:18-30 What is the significance of Jesus’ foreknowledge about his upcoming
betrayal by Judas Iscariot? 3. Job 40:1-24 How does the LORD reveal to Job the utter futility of trying to contend
with God? 4. John 13:31-38 How does our love for one another bear witness to the world that we
are disciples of Jesus? 5. John 14:1-14 Do I believe that salvation and peace with God come only through
Jesus who is the way, the truth and the life?
PRAYER REQUESTS 9/29 - Carolyn Dickison-moving, Veronica Forey-heart spasms 9/29 - Scott Failor-knee replacement, Chelsea’s grandmother passed away 9/29 - Donna Keller-arthritis problems, 9/22 - Vicki Krotzer-loss of job, Lani’s friends grandmother-in hospital 9/22 - Andy Knaub-surgery, Keegan Hose-fractured elbow, Doris Weitkamp-hospice care 9/22 - Barb Druck-ovarian cancer, Pat Bigler-chemo treaments 9/15 - Tanya Brubaker-breast cancer, Donald Jackson-hernia surgery 9/15 - Jordan Brooks-deployment for 6 months
CELEBRATION IN TRADITIONAL WORSHIP 8a.m. & 10:30a.m. Sanctuary
CELEBRATION IN TRADITIONAL WORSHIP 8:30a.m. Sanctuary
BELL RINGING CALLING US TO WORSHIP PRELUDE WELCOME AND PARISH OPPORTUNITIES CALL TO WORSHIP (Responsively) L: Happy are those whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered. P: Happy are those to whom the LORD imputes no iniquity, in whose spirit there is no deceit. L: While I kept silence, my body wasted away through my groaning all day long. P: For day and night your hand was heavy upon me; my strength was dried up as by the heat of summer. L: Then I acknowledged my sin to you, and did not hide my iniquity; P: I said, “I will confess my transgressions to the LORD,” and you forgave the guilt of my sin. (Psalm 32:1-5, NRSV) *HYMN #400 “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing”
*INVOCATION: (in unison) Sovereign Lord, you send forth the rain and snow to renew the face of the ground so that plants blossom and flourish. Now send forth your word among us as we worship, that our hearts may be renewed and that we may grow as disciples of your Son, Jesus. In his name we pray. Amen. *AFFIRMATION OF FAITH (in unison) #881 The Apostles’ Creed CHILDREN’S FELLOWSHIP (Grades 1-6 dismissed) GOD’S PEOPLE AT PRAYER HYMN #405 “Seek Ye First” THE SHARING OF JOYS AND CONCERNS THE MORNING PRAYER THE SCRIPTURE LESSON (pg. 741) Luke 17:1-10 L: This is the word of the Lord. P: Thanks be to God.
CELEBRATION IN TRADITIONAL WORSHIP 8:30a.m. Sanctuary
SERMON “Super Power” Pastor Jason Guillaume
THE GIVING OF OUR GIFTS *OFFERING SONG (pg. 95—on screen) HOLY COMMUNION pg.12 Confession and Pardon The Great Thanksgiving The Lord’s Prayer Giving the Bread and Cup by intinction, please come forward by center aisle and return by side aisles *CLOSING HYMN #390 “Forgive Us our Sins as We Forgive” *THE BENEDICTION POSTLUDE *If able, please stand
CONTEMPORARY WORSHIP Welcome & Announcements
Passing the Peace Children’s Fellowship
Music Scripture
Joys & Concerns Offering Sermon
Holy Communion Music
Closing Prayer
*** = sign up sheet at Tables back of Sanctuary & Social Hall for this event TBA = to be announced; CUMC = Christ United Methodist Church;
UMW = United Methodist Women; NA=Not Applicable
THIS WEEK’S MEETINGS & EVENTS
DATE TIME WHO? / WHAT? WHERE?
TODAY THROUGH OCT. 20TH
8:30a.m. 9:30a.m. 10:45a.m.
Traditional Worship Sunday School
Contemporary Worship World Communion in Both Services
Sanctuary Social Hall Sanctuary
TODAY 6:00p.m. Youth Group Youth Dept.
MONDAY 7:00p.m. Preschool Committee Mtg. Welcome Area
TUESDAY 7:00p.m. UMW Meeting Social Hall
WEDNESDAY 6:00p.m. Wednesday At the Well 6:30p.m. Prayer Time 7:00p.m. Bible Study
7:30p.m. Puppet Team Practice 8:00p.m. Adult Drama Team Practict
CUMC
THURSDAY 7:00p.m. EYWI Volunteer Mtg. GROUP Workcamp
Faith UMC Hellam
UPCOMING MEETINGS & EVENTS
Oct. 20th 4:00-6:00p.m. Trunk ‘n Treat Event*** CUMC
Oct. 16th 10:00a.m. CUMC Staff Mtg. Welcome Area
THURSDAY 7:00p.m. Choir Practice Social Hall
Sunday, October 6, 2019 – Announcements
Sunday, October 6, 2019 – Announcements
This
Birthdays
6 - JD Dixon 7 - Kirsten Daugherty
This
Anniversaries
October Missions we support thru our Faith Promise Fund
Please pray for and support: Circuit Riders/Keana Navea - $600 LOCAL MISSION
Child Evangelism - $600 LOCAL MISSION Sierra Leone Clinic - $1400 GLOBAL MISSION
Faith Promise September Distributions:
Sierra Leone Initiative - $1400 GLOBAL MISSION Teen Haven - $600 LOCAL MISSION
Details of ministries we support can be found on our website
MEETING TO DISCUSS TRIAL PERIOD OF SUNDAY WORSHIP SCHEDULE
Sunday, Oct. 27th Noon
As we try out our new Sunday worship schedule, please be in prayer for discernment for the future of Christ Church. You are
encouraged to come and try the new schedule. Once the 4 weeks are over, we will meet
Sunday, October 27th @ Noon to discuss our experience and prepare us to vote on whether or
not to use the proposed new worship schedule permanently. The vote will take place at Church Conference
Thursday, Oct. 31st 6:30pm. All members please plan to attend and vote.
8:30am Traditional Worship 9:30am Sunday School
10:45am Contemporary Worship All Worship will be in the Sanctuary
We will resume our regular schedule Sunday Oct. 27th
EVERY WEDNESDAY STARTING SEPT. 4TH
6:00p.m. Young Adult Women Bible Study
every other Wed. led by Nicki Barrett
6:30p.m. Prayer time with Pastor Jason
held in Pastor Jason’s office
7:00p.m. Bible Study-Books of 1 & 2 Peter-led by Pastor Jason
We often study the works of Paul in the church, but this study will give us a chance to see the perspective of another apostle
7:30p.m.
Faithful Messenger Puppet Team Starting Sept. 18th
Grades 1-5 in the Sanctuary
8:00p.m.
Faithful Messengers Drama Team Practice Starting Sept. 18th
Grade 6 through Adult in the sanctuary We will be performing and old Christmas Carol with a new twist! Need at
least 12 team members for this song! Any questions, please contact Nadine Barrett
Every Wednesday!
Sunday, October 6, 2019 – Announcements (cont.)
OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD THIS YEAR’S GOAL—160 BOXES!
Every year, Samaritan’s Purse delights millions of children around the world by delivering shoebox gifts. The story doesn’t end with the box - that’s just the beginning for a child and their family to learn about Jesus. There are 2 tables with supplies and information to help you in packing shoeboxes this year. One is in the Welcome Area and the other is upstairs in the hall of the Children’s Dept.. You will find: ∗ Shoeboxes - Take 1, 2,3, or 4 ∗ Brochures/lists with ideas and gift suggestions (made or bought) ∗ Boy/Girl labels to put on the box ∗ Envelope for a $9.00 donation (if you are able) to help with shipping costs I will also have a big box at the Welcome Area to drop in any extra items to fill a box or I can pack a box for you with your gifts. Collection of boxes will be November 3rd, 10th, and 17th. With prayer and God’s help we can do 160 boxes this year! Remember every shoebox offers an opportunity to share the love of Jesus with children and their families. What a great global outreach ministry program! Shoebox gifts make an eternal difference in a child and their family’s lives.
Operation Christmas Child Coordinator Kim Sterner
Sunday, October 6, 2019 – Announcements (cont.)
christ church collection dates
November 3rd, 10th, and 17th
Sunday, October 6, 2019 – Announcements (cont.)
OCTOBER IS PASTOR APPRECIATION
MONTH
We Thank God for Pastor Jason! Let’s show him how much he means to us!
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Brochures and Homeowner applications are on the Welcome Tables.
Any questions, please contact Nadine Barrett 717-757-3998
Anyone who would like to help with this event, please come to the next meeting:
Thursday, Oct. 10th 7pm @ Faith UMC Hellam
Sunday, October 6, 2019 – Announcements (cont.)
Donations of candy/treats appreciated. Drop off in the church office. This is a UMW sponsored community event
White Rose Sugar Art Competition and
Live Buttercream Challenge
Saturday, November 2, 2019
It will be a spook-tacular show!
The White Rose Sugar Art Competition and Live Buttercream Challenge sponsored by the PA Chapter of ICES and the White Rose Cake Decorators will be held Saturday, November 2, 2019 at the Christ United Methodist Church, 5 Main Street, Yorkana PA 17406, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The theme category is “Halloween”. There is no admission charge to view the cakes.
The one-hour Live Buttercream Challenge spectator ticket price is $3.00 per person. Has family and friends ever said you baked a prize winning cake? Here’s your chance to earn a blue ribbon in the tasting division (no decorating required). Cake bakers and decorators of all skill levels, youth through masters are welcome to enter a decorated or tasting cake”.
Trophies, ribbons and prizes will be awarded beginning at 4:00 p.m. The deadline for pre-registration with reduced fees is October 26. Onsite entries will be accepted. For registration packets contact Sheila at [email protected].
