Dale’s DoodlesDale’s Doodles

Phil Carriger, Jr. (son of frriends of Linda Ellis) Rev. Shane Johnston (friend of Angie Rose) Emma Lowe (friend of the Hansons) Clifford Hyde, Sr. (friend of Becky Knox) Hargus Robbins (Earl Robbins’ brother) Randall Smedley (Beth Keylon’s stepfather) Tony Duff (Harriet Southers’ nephew) Karen Wickam (daughter of a friend of Jeannette Long) Bruce Kusenda (JoAnn Moorshead’s friend) Sue Jackson (Robin Bolton’s sister) Hannah Vaughn McIlwain’s granddaughter) Ben Gould (Norman Bowman’s brotherin-in-law) Conie Jenkins & Bubba Hudson Mike Henry (Josh Wheat’s uncle) Michele Lawrence (DeCroce’s daughter) Whitney Miller Beth Keylon’s niece) Jae Williams (Sheila Larson’s daughter) Hazel Webb (Barbara Rose’s sister-in-law) Boyd Daniels (Earl Robbins’ friend) Atticus Taber (Donna Hudson’s great nephew) Teresia Mudica (Donna Hudson’s sister) Tommy Davis (Liz Stair’s grandson) Keith Thomas (Cheryl Southers’ son) Christina Mockbee (Betty Barnes daughter) Michelle Nasca (Bob & Sheila Larson’s daughter)

Mitchell Eustice (Cheryl Southers’ friend) Jaime Neller (John & Sam Hanson’s granddaughter) Haleigh Hall (Ed & Linda Gibbs’ granddaughter) Nikki Smith (Robin Bolton’s niece) Larry Lee (Judy Litteken’s nephew) Jordan Nelson (Leon & Nancy Hicks’ granddaughter) Vivian McClendon (Jeannette Long’s friend) The Family of Geneva Gann (Ella Bell’s sister)

REMEMBER IN PRAYER Dave Eicher Duane Ezell Jesse & Nina Gibbs Don Herhold

Ray Keylon Joyce Lavender Kathy Maggard Fred Mullins

Aud & Stella Ray Margaret Scholz Bill (Tuffy) Thurman

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Acts 9:1-8

1 Meanwhile Saul, still breathing threats and murder against the disciples of the Lord, went to the high priest 2 and asked him for letters to the synagogues at Damascus, so that if he found any who belonged to the Way, men or women, he might bring them bound to Jerusalem. 3 Now as he was going along and approaching Damascus, suddenly a light from heaven flashed around him.4 He fell to the ground and heard a voice saying to him, "Saul, Saul, why do you persecute me?" 5 He asked, "Who are you, Lord?" The reply came, "I am Jesus, whom you are persecuting. 6 But get up and enter the city, and you will be told what you are to do." 7 The men who were traveling with him stood speechless because they heard the voice but saw no one. 8 Saul got up from the ground, and though his eyes were open, he could see nothing; so they led him by the hand and brought him into Damascus.

If one could drive directly from Jerusalem to Damascus, it would take about 7 hours; but if one walked, it would take a few days to get there. Paul and his companions were on a journey with a specific destination. They were not on vacation or out for a fun time. Paul believed it was heresy that these “Christians” were preaching Jesus was the Savior, the Resurrected Lord, and the Anointed one, who was also the Messiah. Paul believed in his heart he was on a mission from God to destroy this heretical movement.

Bonnie Bowman (Spring City Care and Rehab, #407) Doris Cameron (Spring City Care and Rehab, #303) Gerri Cash (Spring City Care and Rehab, #302A) Mary Curtis (Spring City Care and Rehab. #411) Virginia Hale (195 Deer Ridge Dr., A6, Dayton, TN 37321) Carl Hesselbach (Spring City Care and Rehab, #206) Margie Hughes (Spring City Care and Rehab, #301) Ruth Huskins (Golden Years, 301 Keith Dr., S.C.) Irene Henley (Spring City Care and Rehab, #207) Edna McCuistion (Life Care Center of Rhea County, #301) June Pitman (Greenfield Senior Living, 360 Laboratory Rd., Oak Ridge, TN 37830)) Kathleen Reece (Spring City Care and Rehab, # 306) Elsie Robbins (Life Care Center of Rhea County, #116) Olaf Tammark (Spring City Care and Rehab, #202)

Then something wonderful happened. While on his journey, there was a moment in time that changed Paul’s life forever. Paul asked the question, “Who are you?” The response was, “I am Jesus, who you persecute.” At that very moment, Paul received Jesus. His life was changed forever. We have proof that Paul, who once wanted to destroy the Church, now becomes one of the greatest supporters of the Church. His journey is recorded in the New Testament as we read the many letters written to the churches of his time. Our lives are much like Paul’s story. We are all on a journey, and our journey DOES have a destination. On this journey, we celebrate many wonderful events - our birth, turning 16, getting a driver’s license, graduations from kindergarten, high school, and college, finding our first job, getting married, and then having our own children. You get the point. There are many special events we connect with - but the greatest event - the one that will change our lives has nothing to with us on the outside, but it has everything to do with us on the inside. I am not saying it has to be like Paul’s eye blinding experience, but it has to be an experience. It is a moment in time when we say yes to Jesus; a moment in time when our lives are changed forever. The question is, “Who are you Lord?” “I am Jesus,” is the answer. Do you know this Jesus? I pray that you do.

Shalom,

Prayer list is updated monthly. Due to limited space, names are removed if office is not notified the first of each month.

Wednesday, March 5, 2014 7:00 p.m. Sanctuary

Call 365-6324 or email scumc@volstate.net to make a reservation for the 1st Wednesday Fellowship Meal at 5:45 p.m. in the Family Life Center and enjoy chili, baked potato and salad bar before attending the Ash Wednesday Service. No charge for the meal, but donations for the Community Ministry Fund will be gratefully accepted.

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1 Setup for Tea, FLC

2 Transfiguration Sunday

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5 Ash WednesdayAsh WednesdayAsh Wednesday 6

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9 1st Sunday in Lent

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12 13 LDL Reservations Deadline 14

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16 2nd Sunday in Lent

17 Newsletter Deadline 18 19 20 21 22

23 3rd Sunday in Lent

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30 4th Sunday in Lent 31

SUNDAY SCHEDULE

9:45 a.m. - Children’s Choir 11:00 a.m. - Worship 9:45 a.m. - Sunday School 6:00 p.m. - Bible Study 10:45 a.m. - Coffee & Donuts 6:00 p.m. - Youth

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11:00 Worship Service 6:00 Bible Study 6:00 Youth 8-9 p.m. AA-FH

8:30 MDO 10:00 Beth Moore Study 12:00 LDL

Setup for Tea, FLC

11:00 Worship Service 5:00 Church Council 6:00 Youth

6:00 Bible Study

8-9 p.m. AA-FH

11:00 Worship Service 6:00 Youth

6:00 Bible Study

8-9 p.m. AA-FH

6:30 Prayer Shawl Team 10:30 TVA Retirees FLC-Gym

7:00 Scouts

10:00 Prayer Shawl Team 7:00 Scouts

6:30 Prayer Shawl Team

7:00 Scouts

8:30 MDO 10:00 Beth Moore Study 6:30 UMW

10:00 Disciple 3 6:00 Youth 7:00 Choir Practice

10:00 Disciple 3 6:00 Youth 7:00 Choir Practice

10:00 Disciple 3 6:00 Youth 7:00 Choir Practice

8:30 MDO

6:30 Disciple 1

8:30 MDO

11:00 Home Prayer Group 5:00 Community Meal

6:30 Disciple 1

6:30 Disciple 1

10:00 Prayer Shawl Team

7:00 Scouts

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8:30 MDO 9:30 Distr. Ministers’ Meeting Allen UMC 10:00 Beth Moore Study 7:00 Trustees

9:00 Sewing4Souls

Miss SC Setup & Practice, FLC

9:00 Sewing4Souls

9:00 Sewing4Souls

SC Scholarship Pageant, FLC

11:00 Worship Service 1:30-3 Maddux/Jones Tea, FLC 6:00 Youth

6:00 Bible Study 8-9 p.m. AA-FH

8:30 MDO 10:00 Beth Moore Study

10:00 Disciple 3 5:45 Fellowship Meal, FLC 7:00 Ash Wednesday Service

8:30 MDO

11:00 Home Prayer Group

6:30 Disciple 1

9:00 Sewing4Souls

3/2 Ushers

Billy Ray Patton Ken Rose

Jerry Smith Clyde Thurman, Jr.

Hosts

Ginny Hatcher Margaret Scholz

Nursery

Loretta Hale Lesia Garrison

Acolyte Oceaneanne Hunt

Children’s

Church Angie Couch

Youth 3/2

Beth Keylon 3/5

Dorathy Hastings

3/9 Ushers

Chadley Bowman Arthur Osborne Pete Williams Walt Morse

Hosts

Jim & Sylvia Baldwin Sharon Cowart

Nursery Wanda McCarter Peggy Bowman

Acolyte

Aaron Hunt

Children’s Church

Robin Bolton

Youth 3/9

Angie Couch 3/12

Beth Keylon

3/16 Ushers

Shirley Corbin Eddie Garrison Marty Gilliam Jerry Henley

Hosts

Tammy Boles Mary Drinkard

Nursery

Debbie Wilson & Carlie

Acolyte

Hannah Couch

Children’s Church

Susan Maddux

Youth 3/16

Beth Keylon 3/19

Beth Keylon

3/23 Ushers

Marla Hinzman Earl Keahey Steve Keylon Bob Larson

Hosts

Carol Price Sheila Larson

Nursery

Angie Rose & Katie

Acolyte

Natalie Baker

Children’s Church

Robin Bolton

Youth 3/23

Penny Rice 3/26

The Heimels

3/30 Ushers

Mike Phillips Earl Robbins Kevin Rose

Jennings Smith

Hosts Linda Mullins Lynda Smith

Nursery

Peggy Bowman TBA

Acolyte

Oceananne Hunt

Children’s Church

Angie Rose

Youth 3/30

Bob Larson 4/2

Beth Keylon

1 Howard Gilliam Kevin Reaves 3 Matt Miko 4 Beverly Allison Doris Cameron June Tallent Kay Tallent 5 Ashley Snyder 6 Christina Sadler 7 John Johnson Bobby Reece 8 Jill Carroll

8 Tia Gilmore 10 Eddie Garrison Tom Heimel 13 Emmaly Fisher 14 Alvamae Greathouse 16 Marty Gilliam Rita Uhler 17 Tommy Hale Donna Landreth Ed Logsdon 18 Brynn Bowman

18 Greer Bowman Hannah Chattin Jacob Moffett 21 Nathan Kincannon 22 Bob Bullock Jay Maddux Ruby Willey 23 Bill Dodson Ansleigh Kenny 24 Bill Ruffner 25 Joan Carty Hadley Elliott

26 Natalie Baker Chadley Bowman Selena Kile 26 Marc Klein 27 Glenn Cooksey Mike Wright 30 Bill Barber Peg Caudill 31 Fred Mullins Bella Hoffman

4 Scott & Cherie Henderson 22 Ed & Linda Gibbs 12 Irene & Earl Alexander 25 Mike & Linda Phillips 18 Bill & Donna Barber 27 Kevin & Angie Rose 19 Leon & Nancy Hicks

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11:00 Worship Service 1:30-3 Owensby/Moffett Tea, FLC 6:00 5th Sunday Sing 6:00 Youth

8-9 p.m. AA-FH

Rhea Co. Schools Spring Break begins

Scouts Chili Supper Fundraiser, FLC

BIRTHDAYS

SPECIAL NOTE: “Please read Psalm 48:2. “We’re MARCHing to Zion, beautiful, beautiful Zion. We’re marching upward to Zion, the beautiful city of God.” You are loved.

Jeannette

FINANCIAL & ATTENDANCE REPORTS

GIVING & MONEY DISBURSED MONTHLY REPORT

JANUARY 2014

INCOME CURRENT PERIOD

YEAR TO DATE

ANNUAL BUDGET

ANNUAL BUDGET PERCENTAGE

Contributions 25,615.50 175,430.29 345,167.00 50.8 %

Mother’s Day Out 2,405.00 17,210.00 32,980.00 52.2%

Other Income 3.98 429/33 1.300.00 33.0%

TOTAL INCOME 28,024.48 193.069.62 379,447.00 50.9%

EXPENSES Salaries & Benefits 17,690.74 123,693.60 225,941.00 54.7%

Property Maintenance 2,349.69 24,086.64 41.400.00 58.2%

Office Administration 725.19 10,798/10 15.100/00 71.5%

Nurture & Music 406.09 3,237.89 4,100.00 79.0%

Witness 150.00 1,838.48 6,600.00 27.9%

Outreach - Missions 2,920.09 24,658.00 40,856.00 60.4%

Church Support 746.15 3,519.33 5,770.00 61.0%

Children’s Ministry 2,155.67 3,300.00 65.3%

Adult Ministries 1.85 249.23 1,300.00 19.2%

Youth Ministry 438.58 862.44 1,450.00 59.5%

MDO Expenses 3,011.99 20,525.85 33,380.00 61.5%

Young Adults (18-35) 0.00 250.00 0.0%

TOTAL EXPENSES

28,440.37 215,625.23 379,447.00 56.8%

NET INCOME

-415.89 -22.555/61 0.00 100.0%

12/15 12/22 12/29 1/5 General Budget 9,364.00 4,761.25 5,799.00 9,351.50

MDO 360.00 90.00 Memorial 100.00 Special 2,539.00 3,648.80 1,590.00 1,364.00 TOTAL

12,363.00 8,500.05 7,389.00 10,715.50

SS ATTENDANCE 68 68 64 64

WORSHIP ATTENDANCE

400 170 350 145

12/8 8,778.25

1,350.00 25.00 1,615.75 11,769.00

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Mexico Medical Mission Team We are happy to share with our church family our upcoming Mexico medical mission trip scheduled for March 29, 2014, to April 6, 2014. Six members of our church will be participating this year: Frank & Vickie Snyder, Glenda Keylon, Carolyn Haerr, and Dan & Rita Uhler. Again, we will go to the Eastern Sierra Madre region in the State of Puebla with indigenous people, descendants of the Aztecs who fought the Spanish conquerors in 1517. Besides Spanish, there are other languages and dialects spoken. Our two main villages will be Tatoxcac and Ixtepec. Due to the progress that has been made in Tatoxcac’s clinic, daily trips will be made to other surrounding communities as well. Our team is part of the mission projects of the Holston Conference United Methodist Church. The mission’s goal is to share God’s love by providing medical attention. Through this work, we share what we hold so precious in our hearts - Jesus, Our Savior. We appreciate the support we have received in the past from all of you. Through your prayers and generosity, we have had great success stories. May we take this opportunity to ask all of you to start praying for the success of this year’s mission trip?

Thank you so much for your support! Frank, Vickie, Glenda, Carolyn, Dan & Rita

Your cards, calls and visits have been very heart warming to me and the family during and following Bill’s illness and death. You have been faithful for many months with your prayers and caring, and it is comforting to know that there have been so many lifting us

up daily. Bill’s children have been overwhelmed at all the cards, memorials and your attendance at his service and to realize how much he was loved by his church family. We thank you for all kindnesses shown to us and to those who served the delicious meal following the service.

With deep appreciation. . . Patty and “Our” Children

Thank you so much for all the visits, calls and acts of kindness shown to us during our mom’s passing. She was very special to all of us, and we miss her dearly. A special thanks to Pastor Dale and to the UMW. Your love and support has helped us when we needed it the most.

The Virginia True Family Diane, Jerrie, Cindy and Andrea

CLOTHED IN CHRIST SISTERS IN SISTERS IN SISTERS IN SERVICE SERVICE SERVICE RETREAT RETREAT RETREAT (A Program of Holston Conference United Methodist Women) River Plantation Convention Center, 1004 Parkway, Sevierville, TN, March 1 - 2, 2014. Registration on Saturday, March 1, 2014, is 10:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. http://www.holstonconferenceumw.comhttp://www.holstonconferenceumw.comhttp://www.holstonconferenceumw.com

Jesse & Nina Gibbs gave to the Music Fund in memory of Bill Crowder.

Christine Oney, Gary & Belinda McCampbell gave to the Morgan Scott Fund in memory of Virginia True.

Those who gave to the Mexico Medical Mission Fund in memory of Bill Crowder are Lorene Fourman and Loyal Cornelius.

Those who gave to the Community Ministries Fund in memory of Bill Crowder are Dan & Rita Uhler, Fred & Linda Mullins, Linda & Silas Booker, Gray & Sharon Cowart, Jennings & Betty Smith, Katie Marsh, Virginia Hale, Tommy & Loretta Hale, Felix & Emmaly Fisher, David & Nancy Gilliam, Kathleen Jaco, Joe & Theresa Lisa, George & Mary Jo Murphy, Bill & Donna Barber, George & Phyllis Schaller, Julia Davis, Miles & Barbara McCuistion, Mr. & Mrs. Kirk Bradley, Devon, Aiden, and Mrs. Patricia Bradley, Byerly Morgan, Diane Yonke, Michael & Amy Martin, Frank E. Proctor, Aud & Stella Ray, and Sara Moon & family.

Gray & Sharon Cowart gave to the Community Ministries Fund in memory of Virginia True and Tim Guthrie.

Clyde & Wendy Thurman gave to the Adult Ministry Literature Fund in memory of Virginia True and Bill Crowder.

Those who gave to the Bereavement Fund in memory of Bill Crowder are Ray & Glenda Keylon, Mary L D Wilkinson & Al Wilkinson, Gary & Mary Drinkard, Leon & Nancy Hicks, Theresa Slater, Jerry & Lynda Smith, Pat Horton, Pat Cook, Carol Price, Barbara L. Bowden, Cindy Gentry, Chip Bowden, June Tallent, Gene & Ruth Van Horn, Jerry & Rayna Henley, Cornelia P. Olive, Al, Janet & Andrew Tallent, and Kathleen Guthrie.

Ray & Glenda Keylon gave to the Bereavement Fund in memory of Virginia True.

Dennis & Kathryn Goodenow gave to the General Budget in memory of Tim Guthrie.

Gary & Mary Drinkard gave to the Mexico Medical Mission Fund in memory of Geneva Gann.

Patty Crowder gave to the Memorial Fund in memory of Geneva Gann.

Irene Alexander gave to the General Budget in memory of Alma Holloway.

Patty Crowder gave to the Bereavement Fund in honor of the Bereavement Committee (all those who served lunch).

Patty Crowder gave to the Multi Media Fund in honor of Chris Haerr.

Pairs & Spares Sunday School Class gave to the Mexico Medical Mission Fund in honor of Glenda Keylon.

Memorials & Honorariums

The Prayer Shawl Ministry Team is near altar rail as Pastor Dale prayed for God’s blessings on the prayer shawls at the worship service on Sunday, February 2nd. The shawls are knitted or crocheted by the Prayer Shawl Team and given to those in need of comfort and solace. To join the Prayer Shawl Team, meet in the library - 1st & 3rd Mondays at 10 a.m.; 2nd & 4th

Mondays at 6:30 p.m.

United Methodist Women’s (UMW) President, Sheila Larson, presided over the UMW meeting, Tuesday, February 4th, at 6:30 p.m., in the Fellowship Hall. Guest speaker was Samantha Crisp, who spoke on Domestic Violence. Delicious food was enjoyed by all. All women of the church are invited to attend UMW meetings on the first Tuesday of each month in the Fellowship Hall, Room 105, at 6:30 p.m.

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The Mexico Medical Mission Team spoke on their next trip to Mexico, March 29 - April 6, 2014, at the worship service, Sunday, February 9, The two main villages they will go to are Tatoxcac and Ixtepec. Please keep them in your prayers as they share God’s love through medical attention.

Team members featured above are Carolyn Haerr, Frank Snyder, Glenda Keylon, Rita Uhler, Dan Uhler, and Vickie Snyder.

USHERS ARE IMPORTANT to our church. They escort worshipers to seats, collect tithes and offerings, assist with Holy Communion, etc. The role of an usher is to be of service to the church family and visitors by providing comfort, compassion and order in the sanctuary.

Ushers left to right: Clyde Thurman, Jr., Jerry Smith, Bob Larson, Earl Robbins, and Pete Williams.

MEXICO MEDICAL MISSION TEAM

Ladies Love Let’s Do Lunch

Ladies, 60 and up, arrived at noon, in the Family Life Center (FLC) for their February meeting of Let’s Do Lunch (LDL) on Tuesday, February 18th. Lynda Smith’s inspiring devotional focused on colors and ended with an amusing poem about a box of crayons, which everyone thoroughly enjoyed. Caren Ruffner decorated each table with a pair of red and white hugging monkeys surrounding candles and candy hearts on white doilies. Glenda Keylon was the featured speaker on the upcoming Mexico Medical Mission trip, March 29 - April 6, 2014. Lunch prepared by Cookie Smith was lasagna, tossed salad, bread, and dessert. The next LDL is Tuesday, March 18, at noon, in the FLC.

TRIUMPHANT PAIRS & SPARES SOUPER BOWL SUNDAY

Members of the Pairs & Spares Class featured below with their teacher, Lynda Smith, proudly accepted the Souper Bowl Sunday trophy for contributing more cans of soup than any other class for Our Daily Bread. A total of 998 cans of soup was collected and forty-five dollars in cash. Thank you for giving so generously to Our Daily Bread on Souper Bowl Sunday. The soup will help feed the hungry in our community.

SEWING4SOULS

Donna Fisher spoke to the congregation on “Sewing4Souls” at the worship service on February 2, 2014, and invited anyone interested in joining the group of sewers to come to the Fellowship Hall, Friday mornings at 9 a.m., and help sew dresses and shorts to give to missionaries - spreading the message with a tag in each garment. The garments are distributed to children who have no clothes. Sewers, ironers, and other helpers are needed. Call Donna (365-7003) or just be at the Fellowship Hall at 9 on Fridays. For more information, go to www.sewing4souls.net.

To Honor David & Kayla A tea was held in honor of David & Kayla Wyrick (Pastor Dale’s son and daughter-in-law), Sunday, January 26, 2014, from 1:30 - 3:00 p.m., in the Family Life Center. The couple received many nice gifts along with a Money Tree in celebration of their new life together in the Lord. The United Methodist Women are to be congratulated for organizing such a lovely tea for David and Kayla.

It started with a kiss, and now it’s come to this....

We would be delighted if you could join us for a Bridal Tea Honoring

Laura Owensby and Jacob Moffett

Sunday, March 30, 2014 1:30 ~ 3:00

Spring City United Methodist Church Family Life Center

Registered: Target, Wal-Mart, Bed, Bath and Beyond

BETH MOORE BIBLE STUDY FOR WOMEN: James; Mercy Triumphs began on Tues., Feb. 4th, at 10 a.m., in the Fellowship Hall with facilitator, Wendy Thurman. Participants include Kathy Heimel, Susan Maddux, Molly Graham, Teresa Smith, Liz Stair, Sheila Larson, Joyce Eicher, Garnet Watters, Carolyn Knight, Judy Johnson, Pat Clark, Linda Brown, Jackie Robinson, Barbara Hardy, Sandra Rogers, and Rebecca Knox.

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Our Youth shared in several areas of worship on Youth Sunday, January 26th. Dee Sturgill, Stephen Winstead, Cameron Hoffman, and Drake Taylor served as ushers; Joey Heimel, Lexi Neal, Autumn, Neal, Sammi Payne, Shelbi Payne, Addison Ballard, and Kaitlyn Thurman were greeters; Ali Smith made the announcements; Kaylin Holland led The Lord’s Prayer; Erin Couch, Shy Ezell, Hailey Keylon, and Chloe Barger spoke about Resurrection, and J. T. Baker read the scripture lesson. We are very proud of our youth and look forward to the next time they participate in the worship service.

WWWELCOME ELCOME ELCOME NNNEW EW EW MMMEMBERSEMBERSEMBERS New members, Jesse Johnson, Franny Folds, and Zoe Folds joined our church family, Sunday, February 9, 2014. Pastor Dale used water from the Jordan River to baptize Jesse and Zoe. Franny was baptized prior to uniting with Spring City UMC. Members are seen below when they gathered near the new members as Pastor Dale offers a prayer of thanksgiving to the Lord for blessing our church with Jesse, Franny, and Zoe.