first united methodist church of deland october,...

- 1 -

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF DELAND OCTOBER, 2012

“To intentionally share Christ’s love and salvation as God Directs.”


- 2 -


promise and give you the right words to

say. So, go and share Christ with others,

and watch God do His work!

Pastor Owen Stricklin

CHARGE CONFERENCE FOR 2012

Rev. Stephen Hartsfield served as the

Presiding Elder for the annual Charge Conference on Sept. 18th.

The order of business was as follows: • Members for Removal – We have none this

year. • 2013 Clergy Compensation – The salaries

for both our Pastors were approved.

• Connectional Giving – We anticipate that

we will meet 100% of our apportionments for 2012 and 2013.

• Finance Report – We have outstanding

debt due to the FUMC Foundation and

MainStreet Community Bank, but do not

anticipate difficulty in meeting these debt payments. Our financial records have

been audited and found satisfactory. • Lay Leadership Nominations – Phil

Goldthwait was elected as Chairperson of

the Church Council, Judy Good as Church

Treasurer, and Jeanne Fieser as Financial

Secretary. Because we now have 2 ap-

pointed Pastors, we will have 2 delegates

to the Annual Conference – Dave Dayton

and Phil Goldthwait. Ellie Freund was

elected as Lay Leader and Recording

Secretary. New members elected to the

Staff Parish Relations Committee for a 3-year term were Kathy Williams, Candy

Soucek, and Donna Then. New Finance Committee members (3 years) are C.I. Mil-

ler, Stephanie Weaver, and Ryan Gorman,

and Board of Trustees members (3 years)

are Tyrene Townsley, Barry Olson, and Terry

Do not worry about what to say or how to

say it. At that time you will be given what to

say, for it will not be you speaking, but the

Spirit of your Father speaking through you.

Matthew 10:19b-20

Success is defined in many ways. But

regardless of how we define it, we want

some type of memento, something to

show for that success. In business, it’s

framing that first dollar of profit. When

fishing, it’s the picture of that trophy

catch displayed on the wall. And spiritu-

ally, it’s the memory of that first person

we are able to lead to Christ.

We can dream about success all day

long, but we’ve got to take action in or-

der to achieve it. The entrepreneur can

have the most genius business plan in

the world. But if no action is taken to

work that plan, it’ll never be a success.

The fisherman can have the best

boat, the most up-to-date tracking de-

vices, and the most tricked out lures

and baits. But, if he never casts his

line, he’ll never make that trophy catch.

The same is true in our spiritual jour-

ney. We have the greatest Spokesper-

son in the world on our side, ready to

speak through us to people who need

to know Jesus Christ. But, if we never

open our mouths to tell our story, we

won’t be able to experience the ulti-

mate joy of seeing them step over the

line of faith.

When the opportunity presents itself

to share your story with someone, you

don’t have to worry about saying the

perfect words. You also don’t have to

quote Scripture verbatim or deliver a

mini-sermon on the spot. You only need

to trust that when you boldly take ac-

tion to speak, God will be true to His

- 3 -


Before closing the meeting, Rev. Harts-

field reported on the groundbreaking he

attended for the Madison Youth Ranch.

This will be a second campus for the Flori-

da United Methodist Children’s Home,

and $1,000,000 has already been donat-

ed, as well as the 320 acres of land on

which it is being built.

ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL REPORT

The Administrative Council met on Sept.

18th after the Charge Conference was ad-

journed. The Murder Mystery Night was at-

tended by about 160 people and was con-

sidered a big success with great food and

great fun. It is hoped that the groups that

worked together to solve the “whodunit” will meet again to enjoy the fun and fellow-

ship they shared at church.

Teeter Mauldin reported that Prayer

Time on Wednesday afternoons at 5:00 is

going great, and there have been record-breaking numbers of people attending the

past few weeks.

Ted Wolfe gave an overview of how

Mercy Hour is organized, and also stated

that attendance is increasing there as well. This last week there were 47 guests who

were cared for by the 20 or so volunteers.

Mark Bitner reported on the Youth, say-

ing that he is also seeing growth in the

numbers of young people involved in the Wednesday night and Sunday afternoon

programs. He told about the effort to in-

volve more of the “unchurched” by sched-uling Parents vs. Students activities for such

things as volleyball and ultimate Frisbee.

The Youth will have a training session in

Oct. in order to participate as ushers, greet-

ers, and liturgists in our worship services.

They are also helping with the chair tear-

down after the contemporary service eve-

ry 3rd Sunday of the month. This was the last meeting for Josh Smith

before leaving for his new position at a

church in Buckhead, Georgia. The Council

Medlin. The Committee on Nominations

and Leadership Development will have

John Watson, Wendy Highland, and Judy

West serving for the next 3 years, Joe Roof

will be the Interpreter of Connectional Giv-

ing, and Jim Bernard will again be our Chil-

dren’s Home Representative. • Recommendation of Candidates for Or-

dained Ministry – Jonathan Gaylord was

approved for Continuation of Candidacy

for Ordained Ministry. He is presently serv-

ing as a local pastor at a church in south

Georgia. • Lay Servant Ministry – Doan Moorman has

completed Basic course work as Local Church Lay Servant. Lois Fritch and Ted

Wolfe have completed Advanced course work and are Certified Lay Servants.

• Missional Vital Signs Discussion of Goals –

Addressing the statistics as reported in our

previous Charge Conference, we have en-

couraging signs for the future. • Passionate Worship – We have experi-

enced an increase in our attendance dur-

ing the past six months, and we anticipate

a larger increase by the end of the year,

due in part to our new extension ministry. • Radical Hospitality – We have already ex-

ceeded our goal for members joining by

Profession of Faith (a sign of a healthy

church). • Intentional Discipling – Although we have

not reached the goal yet this year, with

additional classes being offered and small

groups being formed, we will definitely ex-ceed our expectations.

• Salty Service – The difficulty of this goal is

not in the activity, but in the reporting. We

have yet to develop a plan where we can

get this information accurately. • Extravagant Generosity – We are on course

to reach or exceed our goal. At the end of

2012, we expect over $1.2 million to be giv-

en to ministries and mission of the local

church.

- 4 -


expressed appreciation for the devotion

he has shown over the last 3 years, and

Josh said that he is confident that the plan-

ning teams will continue to lead our wor-

ship as well as ever. Barbara Anderson and

Lindsey Iverson will fill in for him on an inter-

im basis

Pastor Ben Collins reported that he has

been very busy with the groups of young

adults he’s been working with. There is an

average of about 25 members attending

his worship service on Sunday nights, and

he continues to network with Stetson stu-

dents (having “Taco Tuesdays” and

coaching a triathlon team) and leading

women’s study groups in the spring and

fall. He is working with his group to engage them in service projects in the community

at the Neighborhood Center and for find-

ing housing for veterans. Dave Joseph was

introduced as the Extension Ministry repre-

sentative to the Administrative Council, and he updated the group on the renova-

tions to the 111 S. Alabama property. He

was happy to report that the Fire Marshall

gave the building a designation as a Wor-

ship Center, so we won’t have to install a fire sprinkler system.

Our Count Me In chairpersons, Tim and

Connie Schroyer, stated that the church

has received over 90% of the pledges that

were made at the beginning of the capital funds campaign, and they are confident

that we will reach 100% by the end of the 3

year period next February. They thanked

everyone for their support. An outline for

preparations for the Fall Festival was given,

and samples of publicity fliers were handed

out. Saturday, October 27th is the big day,

so plan to help out as much as you can. Kelly Crump sent a report, reminding

everyone that the Pumpkin Patch will need

volunteers once pumpkins arrive on Sept.

30th. She has groups with about 500 chil-

dren scheduled for visits already this year. Barbara Stricklin addressed the

council, stating that the Impact studies on

Wed. nights was going well with over 150

people attending each week. She has 40

reservations for people attending the

Women of Faith event in Orlando, and

she announced that Trunk or Treat will be

held on Wed. Oct. 24th.

The UMM will participate in the

Christmas Parade on Dec. 1st. Don West

said that the parade may be changed to

the daytime instead of the nighttime. The

UMW is ordering pecans for their holiday

sale which is their major fundraiser for Mis-

sions.

Pastor Owen reported that a new

Custodian, Jose Ayala, has been hired. A

part-time Night Custodian position still

needs to be filled. He updated the coun-cil on preparations for the new Capital

Funds campaign staring in March of 2013.

Pete Bissinger will be the overall Manager,

Terry Medlin has accepted the position of

Project Manager, and Chris and Michelle Maikisch will head the Marketing cam-

paign. Pastor Owen also informed the

group that Mr. I.C. Brooks will be celebrat-

ing his 100th birthday in church with nu-

merous members of his family in attend-ance for worship. Now that’s something

to celebrate!

Our Best Wishes

to Josh and Lisa Smith

as they leave DeLand

and begin a new ministry

in Atlanta, Georgia.

Josh will be the Director

of Contemporary Music

at the Northside United

Methodist Church.

- 5 -


Report to the Congregation on the

Newly Refurbished Hettie Austin Room from Maxine Doughton

September 30th was a day to celebrate the new look as we entered the church.

To recap the project:

Every effort was made to utilize items we already possessed: • The sofa and chairs were reupholstered, using com-

mercial grade, USA-made fabrics; • The red carpet that was removed is being reused in the LEC and Youth areas;

• The desk and Hettie Austin tables were brought over from the LEC Parlor;

• We also recruited our own church volunteers. Don West and John Trenholm spent countless hours re-arranging the pictures, installing the spot light, ap-plying the door trim, and Harley Burger provided the top for the round table — just to name a part of the myriad of support work needed to make the pro-ject a reality; and

• Poppy Flack’s interior design expertise made it all possible.

• I hope all of you feel as honored as I do to help make God’s house feel warm and welcoming to first United Methodist members and visitors.

“Do all the good things you can by all the means you can.”

John Wesley

- 6 -


Line DancingLine DancingLine DancingLine Dancing Meets on TuesdaysMeets on TuesdaysMeets on TuesdaysMeets on Tuesdays

(except the 3rd Tuesday)(except the 3rd Tuesday)(except the 3rd Tuesday)(except the 3rd Tuesday) at 9:30 a.m.at 9:30 a.m.at 9:30 a.m.at 9:30 a.m.

in the LEC Gymin the LEC Gymin the LEC Gymin the LEC Gym Come join us!Come join us!Come join us!Come join us!

KidZone All 3rd thru 5th graders are invited

to join us on Oct. 7th and 21st from 4:00-5:30 pm. We meet in Rm. #114 in the

Life Enrichment Center for games, lessons, and a snack supper.

Don’t forget to bring a friend!

Lunch: Pork Program:

Brandon Loos

will present a

musical program.

Cost: $6

Reservations

are needed.

Reserve your

seat by calling

the church of-

fice.

Impact is our Wednesday program for your en-

tire family. We meet for dinner at 5:30 pm with stud-ies and activities following at 6:15 pm. All activities

conclude by 7:15 pm. Cost for dinner is $4.50 per person with a maximum of $15 per family. Reservations are needed for the meal. Don’t for-get to make your dinner reservations! Indicate the

number coming on the tear-off in the bulletin and

drop it in the offering plate. Or, contact Barbara

Stricklin by 4:00 pm on Monday at 386-734-5113 or

[email protected].

ADULT STUDIES

“The Power of a Whisper” by Bill Hybels

led by Pastor Owen Stricklin “Crazy Love” by Francis Chan

led by Jeremy & Tracy Blinn “The Good & the Beautiful God”

by James Bryan Smith led by Teeter Mauldin Children’s activities for children

1. Ages 4-6: games, crafts and stories led by our childcare staff.

2. Grades 1-5: lessons, sharing, games, etc. led by Barbara Stricklin and Donna Then.

Youth Focus for September is “Perspective”

Grades 6-12: fellowship, worship, games, etc.

Disciple-Maker Ministry There is no discipleship without relationships.

Learn how God wants to use you in this 12

session pathway to becoming a disciple-

maker in today’s world. You will build rela-

tionships for life. For more information…

contact Barbara Stricklin at 386-734-5113 or

[email protected].

LADIES BIBLE STUDY S.E.L.A.H. - Tuesdays

from 6:45-8:00 p.m.

Dee Brestin says “The secret of a

victorious Christian

life is developing

a heart like David’s

…author of most of

the Psalms.”

With A Woman of Worship you will not only

study the Psalms, but worship and praise

God from the heart as King David did.

All ladies are invited to attend.

- 7 -


October Birthdays & AnniversariesOctober Birthdays & AnniversariesOctober Birthdays & AnniversariesOctober Birthdays & Anniversaries BirthdaysBirthdaysBirthdaysBirthdays (1) Ethan Crump, Allie Geary,

Sandy Higginbotham, Mary Nordquist, C.W. Payne, Bobbi Whitacre, Janet Richards

(2) Landen Dickeroff, Scott Dickinson, Hal Edwards, Amanda Simmons, Kelly Craft

(4) Stephanie Flowers, Joni Rosekelly, Matt Leonard

(5) Gabriel Hines, Amberleigh Sauer, Brody Bryson, Tammi Collins

(6) David Anderson, Frances Lelkendey (7) Delbert Clifton, Mark Lombardo (8) Wilma Adams, Jerry Proenza,

Dorcas Webber, Don West, Zach Coe (9) Lynn Butler, Adaline Respass (10) Norma Teetsel (11) Clair Fisher, Madeline Quinn, Adam Harris,

Anissa Bolton, Barry Whatley (12) Nathan Jerkins, Darlene Munnell,

Ellie Freund (13) Lisa Brown, Doan Moorman (14) Joan Cochran (15) Judith Clayton, Gene Hoehle, Joni Stucker,

Matt Gaglione, Rick Rintz (16) Ryder DeShazo (17) Jim Bowles, Dottie Goodwin,

David Desmond (18) Millie Poole, Chad Hurta,

Carol Kustodowicz, Ray Tanye (19) Luther Lloyd, Elizabeth Warnock (21) Lisa Smith, Robert Maltoni (22) Kyle Cannington, Lilly Hines,

Kitty Williams, Lynn Bear, Tracy Gorman (23) Lisa Shelly, Teresa Whatley, Tom Fragomeni,

Donna Benedict (24) Don Schaeffer, Ben Collins, Shaunna Evans (25) Helen Biggs, Ralph Lloyd, Maggie Hurta,

Jon Wood

(21)

(26) Ben Roberts, alma Smith, Ron Brillant (27) Margie Callaghan, Jen Sacca (28) Kelly Carlson, Kim Jerkins (29) Walt Walloch, Laura Hemmerle (30) Ava Gaines, Joyce Greene, Keric Travers,

Tom Roberts (31) Catherine Kildal, Shirley Rodgers,

Cherri Gaglione, Art Dumas

AnniversariesAnniversariesAnniversariesAnniversaries (1) Rick & Penny Sanders (4) Bruce & Myra Stone (5) Jack & Gen Conn (9) Harold & Jackie Tharp (12) John & Nancy Dillard (23) Merritt & Alice Kasten (25) Bob & Jean Weaver (29) Rick & Bonnie Stam (30) Wayne & Jean Fish

IF YOU HAVE AN OCTOBER BIRTHDAY OR ANNIVERSARY AND YOUR NAME IS NOT HERE,

CALL THE OFFICE, 734-5113.

BaptismsBaptismsBaptismsBaptisms Amara Claire McDaniel

September 2, 2012 Daughter of Jessica Ariana Puertas and Ricky

Arthell McDaniel, Jr.; Granddaughter of Claire Puertas.

Camden Blake Giddens September 30, 2012

Son of Warren & Erica Giddens, Grant’s brother, grandson of David & Patti Lapinski, and

great-grandson of Carol Stamos.

Thank YouThank YouThank YouThank You Just wanted to thank everyone for the cards,

visits, and concern for my husband, John, when he was in the hospital. It was not an

easy time for us and just knowing our church loves us and are praying for John made it bearable. Thank you all! Nancy Dillard

- 8 -


2012-13 Unit Meetings There will not be a Unit Meeting in October. Next Unit Meeting will be Monday, November 26. All ladies of the church are invited to attend any of these meetings and become a part of a United Methodist Women’s Circle. Contact Alma Smith (736-7468) for more information.

UMW Pecan Sale The pecans will be coming in October. This year the sale is on a smaller scale. We will be selling for a limited time only and will have fewer bags avail-able so we encourage people to pre-order with a UMW member so that bags can be reserved for them. "When they are gone, they are gone!" Fla-vored pecans will be available at $9.00 a bag and Plain ones at $10.00 per bag.

Thank You for all of the prayers and expres-sions of love. Looking forward to being back

in church soon. Love, Ann Whiddon

For your prayers for my niece, Diane Harold who received a stem cell transplant & chemo

for treatment of Leukemia. She should be discharged the end of this month after com-

pleting 4 months of hospitalization. Sharon Causey

SympathySympathySympathySympathy

to Dick & Barbara Bailey in the death of Dick’s mother on Sept. 12, in Ohio.

Missing YouMissing YouMissing YouMissing You

You may have noticed that there are some peo-ple you haven’t seen for awhile. Some of them have moved away from DeLand. We’ve located address for those below: Bob & Vicki Dolan 266 Templeton Ln., Hixson, TN 37343

Richard & Linda Kesselring 831 Peach Blossom Ct., Griffin, GA 30223

Please contact the church office if you know where some of our other “missing” have moved. We would love to have their address to keep in touch.

United Methodist Women New Schedule for 2012-13

Circles Meet

Monday, October 8

9:30 a.m. Circle Lena Sisco Circle Individual homes Leaders: Lois Fritch (738-4323) Elizabeth Warnock (734-1930)

1:30 p.m. Circle

Hettie Austin Circle LEC Parlor Leaders: Marilyn Wise (736-7040) Barbara Honadle (738-3851)

7:00 p.m. Circle

Sara Vaser Circle Individual homes Leaders: Diana Bitler (749-2104)

S�� S��

D� �� S��

O�� 14

Please bring packages of diapers to be donat-

ed go to Open Hearts Ministry, the Foster Care

Program of the Florida United Methodist Chil-

dren’s Home on October 14.

THIRD SUNDAY

“Undies Sunday”

October 21

Mercy Hour collects new underwear! This en-

ables our guests to have clean, new underwear

after they get their weekly shower. We accept

briefs or boxers for men in all sizes (need L & XL),

and all sizes of women's underwear. We will also

accept socks, all sizes for both men and women.

FOURTH SUNDAY BROWN BAG SUNDAY

SEPTEMBER 23 Bring canned goods, paper goods

(toilet paper, napkins, paper tow-

els) & staple food items for various

food pantries in the DeLand area on the 4th Sun-

day and place them in the shopping carts marked

“Brown Bag” in the Sanctuary or Life Enrichment

Center.

- 9 -


We’re celebrating our ministry in DeLand

Saturday, October 27, and we want you to come

join in the fun! Come eat, play games, bounce

houses, hear great music, and much, much

more. To make this a great day of fun and cele-

bration, we also need your help! We are looking

for donations of the following items to use at the

Festival:

• Canned Soft Drinks (Coke & Pepsi Products only),

• Bottled Water (16 or 20 oz. size),

• Packages of Hot Dogs

• Baby Food Jars w/lids (Empty & Washed)

• Home-made Baked Goods for our Bake

Sale. Cookies, Cupcakes, Brownies, Loa f

Cakes, Specialty Breads

Donated items other than baked goods, should

be taken to the LEC by Wednesday, October 24,

at 4:00 p.m. Baked goods should be brought to

the LEC on Friday, Oct. 26 or by 10 a.m. on Sat-

urday. Call the Church Office at 386-734-5113

for more information or email us:

[email protected].

The preschool will be making pumpkin rolls

again this year. They will be available

Wednesday, October 17th and Sunday,

October 21st. Please let Kelly know if you

would like to preorder one. They are $12.00

each and can be paid for when you pick

them up. You can also place your order

through the bulletin Sunday the 7th or

14th. Contact Kelly at:

[email protected].

Pumpkin Patch Volunteers

To help in the Pumpkin Patch, contact

Mark Bitner, 734-5113-ext. 210. Or email him

at: [email protected].

This ticket is good for

1 Free Carnival Game1 Free Carnival Game

115 East Howry Avenue, Deland, FL 115 East Howry Avenue, Deland, FL 115 East Howry Avenue, Deland, FL 115 East Howry Avenue, Deland, FL Valid Saturday, October 27, 2012.,Valid Saturday, October 27, 2012.,Valid Saturday, October 27, 2012.,Valid Saturday, October 27, 2012.,

10:00 am to 4:00 pm 10:00 am to 4:00 pm 10:00 am to 4:00 pm 10:00 am to 4:00 pm Limit 1 free game per person. Limit 1 free game per person. Limit 1 free game per person. Limit 1 free game per person. Redeem at ticket booth.Redeem at ticket booth.Redeem at ticket booth.Redeem at ticket booth.

Advance Ticket Sales

Buy 4 Tickets Get 1 FreeBuy 4 Tickets Get 1 Free

Buy your tickets prior to October 27th and receive the advance Buy your tickets prior to October 27th and receive the advance Buy your tickets prior to October 27th and receive the advance Buy your tickets prior to October 27th and receive the advance ticket price of 5 tickets for a $1.00. ticket price of 5 tickets for a $1.00. ticket price of 5 tickets for a $1.00. ticket price of 5 tickets for a $1.00.

Day of event tickets will be 4 for a $1.00. Day of event tickets will be 4 for a $1.00. Day of event tickets will be 4 for a $1.00. Day of event tickets will be 4 for a $1.00. Tickets available in the church office Tickets available in the church office Tickets available in the church office Tickets available in the church office (734(734(734(734----5113) and are valid for games, 5113) and are valid for games, 5113) and are valid for games, 5113) and are valid for games, food, & drinks. Sorry, no refunds.food, & drinks. Sorry, no refunds.food, & drinks. Sorry, no refunds.food, & drinks. Sorry, no refunds.

- 10 -


FIRST UNITED

METHODIST

STUDENT

MINISTRY

www.facebook.com/

overflowuth

We have had a great month in the

youth department. God is really moving

amongst the next generation! We had sev-

eral opportunities for fun and service dur-

ing the month of September. We expect

the month of October to be filled with

pumpkins and all things related to pump-kins.

They arrived on Sunday September

30th, but this fundraiser takes up the whole

month of October. This is the biggest fund-

raiser of the year for the youth, many put all of their sweat and hard work into partici-

pating at the pumpkin patch to raise mon-

ey for the various trips and events that we

have as a youth group. If you haven’t par-

ticipated before or haven’t done it much, I encourage you to get involved with it. Not

only is it a lot of fun, but many families are

able to raise enough money for the child

to go on whole trips so that it doesn’t have

to come out of your pocket. Are you in High School? Do you like

having fun? Come check out our 2nd fifth

quarter after the football game on Friday

October 12th. This is the biggest one of the

year it is the all popular muck fest! Fifth quarters are for ALL high school

students in the area, and it is put on by a group of youth pastors from churches all

around the DeLand area. Muck fest takes

place at Stetson Baptist church every year.

Another event put on by that same group of community youth pastors is Dis-

placed. This event is to raise awareness

amongst teens for homelessness. We

have the opportunity to sleep outside in

cardboard boxes and then the next day

will be filled with different ways to serve

the homeless of our community as well as

other events to open student’s eyes to

the compassion for others. This event will

take place on Sunday, November 11th

and roll into Monday, November 12th

which is a no school day.

2 Meetings in October!

UMM will meet on Thursday, Oct. 18 at 6:30 in

the LEC for their regular monthly meeting.

On Thursday, Oct. 25, the District UMM will

meet at Edgewater UMC.

Call the church office or sign up for dinner on the Sunday bulletin for either of these meet-

ings.

Gift/Cash Cards are available to order and we do have a few in stock. Plan ahead for

Christmas. Parents of youth needing financial help for mission trips next summer should

check with us on how we can help now, not next spring!!!!

Prayer Corner Prayer Corner Prayer Corner Prayer Corner

Please come join us on Wednesdays at 5:00 PM in the sanctuary during the summer for our prayer time. We are lifted up as we pray for our country, state, community, church, and each other. God is faithful and not only hears, but answers our prayers on behalf of others. Remember the first Wednesday is our special healing service. Prayer ShepherdsPrayer ShepherdsPrayer ShepherdsPrayer Shepherds - If you would like someone to pray with you after any of our Sunday ser-vices , the altar is open and a Prayer Shepherd is available to pray with you and for you. Prayer Chain Prayer Chain Prayer Chain Prayer Chain ---- Join the Prayer chain today. Email: [email protected] to be added to the list.

- 11 -


OOOOOOOOOOOOCTOBERCTOBERCTOBERCTOBERCTOBERCTOBERCTOBERCTOBERCTOBERCTOBERCTOBERCTOBER SSSSSSSSSSSSCHEDULECHEDULECHEDULECHEDULECHEDULECHEDULECHEDULECHEDULECHEDULECHEDULECHEDULECHEDULE & V& V& V& V& V& V& V& V& V& V& V& VOLUNTEERSOLUNTEERSOLUNTEERSOLUNTEERSOLUNTEERSOLUNTEERSOLUNTEERSOLUNTEERSOLUNTEERSOLUNTEERSOLUNTEERSOLUNTEERS ININININININININININININ AAAAAAAAAAAACTIONCTIONCTIONCTIONCTIONCTIONCTIONCTIONCTIONCTIONCTIONCTION

PPPUMPKINUMPKINUMPKIN PPPATCHATCHATCH OOOPENPENPEN THROUGHTHROUGHTHROUGH THETHETHE ENDENDEND OFOFOF THETHETHE MONTHMONTHMONTH...

TTTRUSTEESRUSTEESRUSTEES MMMEETINGEETINGEETING TTTUESDAYUESDAYUESDAY, O, O, OCTOBERCTOBERCTOBER 2 2 2 7:00 7:00 7:00 PMPMPM

LLLUNCHUNCHUNCH BBBUNCHUNCHUNCH WWWEDNESDAYEDNESDAYEDNESDAY, O, O, OCTOBERCTOBERCTOBER 333 NOONNOONNOON

KKKIDIDIDZZZONEONEONE SSSUNDAYUNDAYUNDAY, O, O, OCTOBERCTOBERCTOBER 777 4:00 4:00 4:00 PMPMPM

UMW CUMW CUMW CIRCLESIRCLESIRCLES MMMONDAYONDAYONDAY, O, O, OCTOBERCTOBERCTOBER 888

FFFINANCEINANCEINANCE CCCOMMITTEEOMMITTEEOMMITTEE TTTHURSDAYHURSDAYHURSDAY, O, O, OCTOBERCTOBERCTOBER 111111 7:00 7:00 7:00 PMPMPM

DDDIAPERIAPERIAPER SSSUNDAYUNDAYUNDAY SSSUNDAYUNDAYUNDAY, O, O, OCOTBERCOTBERCOTBER 141414

UUUNDIESNDIESNDIES SSSUNDAYUNDAYUNDAY SSSUNDAYUNDAYUNDAY, O, O, OCTOBERCTOBERCTOBER 212121

KKKIDIDIDZZZONEONEONE SSSUNDAYUNDAYUNDAY, O, O, OCTOBERCTOBERCTOBER 212121 4:00 4:00 4:00 PMPMPM

AAADMINISTRATIVEDMINISTRATIVEDMINISTRATIVE CCCOUNCILOUNCILOUNCIL TTTUESDAYUESDAYUESDAY, O, O, OCTOBERCTOBERCTOBER 16 16 16 7:00 7:00 7:00 PMPMPM

HHHARVESTARVESTARVEST FFFESTIVALESTIVALESTIVAL SSSATURDAYATURDAYATURDAY, O, O, OCTOBERCTOBERCTOBER 272727 10:00 10:00 10:00 AMAMAM

BBBROWNROWNROWN BBBAGAGAG SSSUNDAYUNDAYUNDAY SSSUNDAYUNDAYUNDAY, O, O, OCTOBERCTOBERCTOBER 282828

Ushers

8:15 am

Lois Fritch, Jackie Humston

Darlene Munnell, Pat Spivey

11 am

John Soliday, Myra & Bruce Stone

Harold & Jackie Tharp

Greeters

8:15 am

10-7 Carol Stamos, Brenda Nimmons

10-14 Donna Forsythe, Jen Conn

10-21 Ed & Vi Fogarty

10-28 Carol Kustodowicz, Judy Hines

11 am

10-7 Lorelle Lindeman, Janice Babin

10-14 Lorelle Lindeman, Janice Babin

10-21 Joyce & Roger Kates

10-28 Debra O’Reilly, Ann Farabee

Bus Drivers

10-7 Mark Bitner 10-14 Ryan Gorman

10-21 Pat Spivey 10-28 Steve Crump

Liturgists

8:15 am 11:00 am

10-7 Ellie Freund Ted Wolfe

10-14 Ted Wolfe Dan Mault

10-21 Carol Kustodowicz Donna Braddock

10-28 Jereme Brown Alma Smith

Communion Stewards

8:15 Muriel Chabot & Diana Bitler

11:00 Lorna Jean Hagstrom,

Donna Braddock

Bread Delivery

10-7 Lois Fritch

10-14 John & Sue Watson

10-21 Darlene Munnell

10-28 Linda Coffin

Altar Guild - Jim & Sandy Benner

Hospitality

10-7 Mary Jane Stauffer

10-14 Ken Dayton, Leslie Anderson

10-21 Bobbi Whitacre

10-28 Rosemary Nupp

Contemporary Ushers

10-7 Mark & Debby Hayward

Judy Good, Ken & Teen Roberson

10-14 Mark & Candy Soucek

Scott & Wendy Highland

10-21 George & Nancy Marshall

Joe & Sue Turnbull

Cristyl McClure

10-28 Connie & Tim Schroyer

Tracy Gorman, Toni Goldthwait

Contemporary Greeters

10-7 Terry Medlin, Rosemary Nupp

10-14 Ron Soliday, Wendy Highland

10-21 Pat Spivey, Judy Duecker

10-28 Marge Callaghan

Contemporary Set-Up

10-7 Steve & Kelly Crump,

Meckley Family

10-14 Kevin Smith, Ron Soliday

10-21 Youth Group

10-28 Chris Hemmerle, Ryan Cahill

- 12 -


*********************************** RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED

Non-Profit Org.

U.S. Postage Paid

Mid-Florida

Permit No. 20452

First United Methodist Church

115 E. Howry Ave.

DeLand, Fl 32724

Tel (386) 734-5113

Fax (386) 734-2157

E-mail: [email protected]

www.fumcdeland.org

first united methodist church of deland october,...

Documents