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Inside this issue:
First, You Have to
Unfold the Deck
Chair cont’d,
Benevolence
Blessings
2
Benevolent
Blessings, Cont’d,
Charge Conference
Agenda
3
November
Reminders
4
UMW, District Info 5
Calendar 6
Wednesday
Activities
7
Youth 8
Heart Card 9
Announcements 10-15
Prayer Ministry 16
Birthdays and
Anniversaries
17
by Pastor Cindy Marino
Charles Schulz has managed to
amuse and bridge generations
with his characters, Charlie
Brown, Lucy, Linus, Pig Pen, and
company. With their own special
brand of charm, they often pro-
voke laughter and pause for
thought, as Lucy constantly doles
out unsolicited advice. You may
remember the episode when
Charlie Brown seeks psychiatric
advice from Lucy. Lucy tells Char-
lie Brown that life is like a deck
chair on the cruise ship of life.
What you have to decide, Lucy
says, is whether you want your
deck chair to face backward so
you can see where you have
been, or if you want your deck
chair to face forward so you can
see where you are going. Exas-
perated, Charlie Brown responds,
―I’m having trouble just getting
my deck chair unfolded!‖
We are a blessed congregation
with many of our leaders facing
forward. As we journey together
it’s important that we continue to
dream and to vision. When we
make decisions based only on our
past experiences we limit God to
what we know. But God in all
God’s abundance offers us so
much more. The only way to
open ourselves to all that God
offers is to imagine a future that
is beyond anything we’ve ever
experienced.
This week, give some thought to
what you see ahead. Try to de-
scribe one or two things you
would like to see happen in our
church, which contributes to ful-
filling our God-given mission. I
am eager to see how God is
November 2012
First, You Have to Unfold the Deck Chair
Page 2
Deck Chair cont’d
speaking through our hearts,
as we express and share our
hopes and visions for the fu-
ture.
Use the Heart Card on page 9
to write down these things
and bring it with you on Sunday,
Nov. 11. Think bigger than you
ever have before. Your card will
be added to an inspiring display
in the church. We will have addi-
tional blank Heart Cards availa-
ble in worship. What are your
hopes and visions for our
church?
―I, the Lord, reveal myself to
them in visions; I speak to them
in dreams.‖ (Numbers 12:6b,
NRSV)
I spent the last weekend in
September attending a gather-
ing for the Love INC (In the
Name of Christ) organization.
Love INC is a national organi-
zation that has become inter-
national in the last few years
with their new affiliates in Ken-
ya. Love INC is a clearinghouse
that unites the churches in a
community to better serve the
people in need. It allows for
churches to be better stewards
of the money God has given
them charge over.
After an affiliate is started, the
churches would refer their re-
quests for benevolence to Love
INC. A volunteer at Love INC
would do an intake, gathering
as much information as possi-
ble including references, to
check the legitimacy of the re-
quest. When they find the re-
quest to be legitimate, the vol-
unteer would ask a church if
they could fulfill the need.
Then, the volunteer would
send the request to the church.
After the need is met, a follow
up call is made to make sure that
the need was met, and the volun-
teer would continue the rela-
tionship to offer spiritual sup-
port.
As the affiliate matures, many
other programs could possibly
be developed starting with gap
ministry. As volunteers take in-
formation, they would start to
see needs in a community that
are not being met. For every
community, these needs are dif-
ferent. Love INC would ap-
proach a church to see if they
could start a ministry to fill the
gap of a particular need. For ex-
ample, the volunteers may hear
over and over that people need
diapers. There may be no place
in town that offers help with dia-
pers, so Love INC would ask a
church if they would like to start
diaper ministry.
Transitional ministry is also de-
veloped after time. This ministry
focuses on transforming lives
by offering classes that help im-
prove lives. Classes that would
help with resume building, in-
terviewing or household budg-
eting to name a few.
Love INC looks at giving differ-
ently than the traditional way
of giving. Instead of a ―hand-
out,‖ they give a ―hand-up.‖
They look at the assets of the
people requesting benevolence
instead of the needs. They
strategize with the requestor
to see if they have ways that
they can meet their own need.
Love INC has been around for
more that 30 years. In those 30
years, over 150 affiliates have
been developed uniting over
9,000 churches and over 7,000
community-based organiza-
tions. Over 300,000 volunteers
have served to help over one
million people in need.
As I see the increase of re-
quests for benevolence, I see
Benevolence Blessings by Heather McPhearson
the need for Rochelle and the
surrounding communities to
develop a Love INC. Working
for one church and attending
another, I had a strong desire
that the churches of our com-
munity need to unite. I knew
there was a better way to give.
Through this experience, God
confirmed for me that Love INC
is a way to do both, I ask for
your prayers as I head forward
to unite the churches of Ro-
chelle to start developing a Love
INC for Rochelle. If you
would like for information or
feel lead to help in this task,
please visit me (Heather :) in
the office.
Benevolent Blessings cont’d
Wed, December 5, 6:30pm Join us for the RUMC All Church Conference 2012:
Celebrations of a Year of Faithful Ministry
The Agenda will include: Message from District Superintendent Dick Wisdom State of the church reports as follows:
Membership Report – Membership Secretary
Staff-Parish Relations Committee – Chairperson 1. Clergy Compensation Form / Clergy Compensation Agreement 2. Recommendations and Reports to Charge Conference • Lay Servants – local and certified (reports are required)
Finance/Endowment Committee – Chairperson
1. 2012 Apportionment Update 2. Budget process for 2013 (Final budget may not be completed) 3. Stewardship Campaign Report 4. Recommendation from the Endowment Committee
Board of Trustees – Chairperson Nominations Report
1. Recognizing and affirming Committees – Pastor
Other Ministry Reports
Observing Local Church Trends – D.S/Pastor
Report of the Clergy Fellowship Time with Refreshments All members of RUMC are invited and encouraged to attend.
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November 4 23rd Sunday after Pentecost
Old Testament
Psalm
Epistle
Gospel
Ruth 1:1-18
Psalm 146 (UMH 858)
Hebrews 9:11-14
Mark 12:28-34
November 11 24th Sunday after Pentecost
Old Testament
Psalm
Epistle
Gospel
Ruth 3:1-5; 4:13-17
Psalm 127 or Psalm 42 (UMH 777)
Hebrews 9:24-28
Mark 12:38-44
November 18 25th Sunday After Pentecost
Old Testament
Psalm
Epistle
Gospel
1 Samuel 1:4-20
1 Samuel 2:1-10 or Psalm 113 (UMH 834)
Hebrews 10:11-14 (15-18) 19-25
Mark 13:1-8
November 25 Last Sunday after Pentecost
Old Testament
Psalm
Epistle
Gospel
2 Samuel 23:1-7
Psalm 132:1-12 (13-18) (UMH 849)
Revelation 1:4b-8
John 18:33-37
Ushers November 4 Leroy & Dorine Shoemaker — John & Jeanette Wanner
November 11 Larry & Becky Brown — Darrell Richert — Bruce Vickrey
November 18 Vonnie Wilkinson, Jenniefer Holtzclaw, Janice Shaffer, Kathy Windland
November 25 Youth
Flower Ministry
November 4 Cliff and Carrie Smart
November 11 Jeff Glen
November 18 John and Nancy Havens
November 25 Need Sponsor
UMM Breakfast
Saturday, November 24, 2012 at
Eddie’s Café at 8:00 a.m.
Radio Ministry
November 4 Need Sponsor
November 11 Larry Brown
November 18 John Havens
November 25 Caters/Foss
Coffee Hour
November 4 Service Seekers
November 11 Mary Martha
November 18 Missions
November 25 REC Committee
November Monthly Reminders
Hub Cluster and District News
Esmond: 1st Annual Fall Bazaar – Sat., Nov. 3rd – 8:00 am to noon.
Soup & Bread supper Nov. 18th at 5:00 PM. All are welcome and there is no cost.
Franklin Grove: Turkey Dinner is Thurs. Nov. 15th 5:00-7:00 PM.
Mission Fair is Sunday Nov. 18th – Focus on UMCOR, Red Bird, Heifer Project and others.
Chana: Family Clothes Closet is open every 1st & 3rd Sat. morning and every Mon, Wed, &
Fri. morning.
Reynolds: All-You-Can-Eat Chili Supper Sat. Nov. 3rd, 5:00-8:00 PM.
Cluster Advent Program: Advent play to be performed on Sunday, Dec. 9th at 2:00 PM at
Ashton UMC.
MMDC: Special needs for this month: 5 gal buckets, chalkboard erasers, 100’ clothes lines,
hand towels. Also in need are church items not needed or in use such as church furniture,
upper rooms, bibles, hymnals, etc.
Service Seekers have one mission — to provide birthday cakes for Focus House. We serve
the coffee hour selected Sundays and would welcome you to join us in working this mission.
Please call the office 815-562-2164, if interested.
Elizabeth Grace — A tentative date of December 1 at 4:00 p.m. has been set to decorate
the Christmas tree in Hicks Hall.
Guild — will be meeting in the Macy Room on Monday, November 5 at 1:30 p.m. Zina
Leary from Pegasus will be the speaker since she was unable to attend the last meeting.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
Mary Martha — will be meeting in Tuesday, November 6 at 9 a.m. at the home of Marci
Winkel.
Miriam Circle — will be meeting on Monday, November 26 at 5:30 p.m. We will be meeting
at the church to decorate for the Advent season.
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You will not want to miss Wednesday Nights at RUMC! There are so many things going on! 3:00 pm Afterschool Homework Club
4:00 pm Kids Connect
4:00 pm Adult Small Group (Good and Beautiful Community)
5:00 pm Youth Choir
5:45 pm Wednesday Night Dinners
6:00 pm Handbell Choir
6:30 pm Disciples Path
6:30 pm Youth Group
7:00 pm Adult Choir
Afterschool Homework Club
YOUTH FELLOWSHIP
Rochelle United Methodist Church
709 4th Ave. Rochelle, IL 61068 (815) 562-2164
November
2012
Halloween Costume Party
Wednesday Oct. 31st
On Wednesday, Oct. 31st we are having our annual Costume Party at our house in Steward from 5:30pm-8:30pm. Cos-tumes are required to come in, so be creative. We will hand out candy to local children and have our yearly fun with smoke and strobe lights. So put on your favorite costume and join us for a night of food and fun. Call Matt for directions.
NOVEMBER YOUTH GROUP SCHEDULE Sun Mon Tue Wed Thurs Fri Sat
1 2 3
No Game Night
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Pumpkin Cookie Day
Youth Group
Game Night
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Raking Leaves
Youth Group
Game Night
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
S.H. Youth Group
Youth Group
Game Night
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
S.H. Youth Group Ushering
Youth Group
Pumpkin Cookie
Give Away Sunday, November 4th
Join us on Sunday, November 4th as we bake, decorate and deliver Pump-kin sugar cookies to people in and around the church. We will start the process at 2:00 and hopefully be done delivering them around 5:30.
CROP Walk
On September 30th we had 13 youth and 4 adults from our church join us in supporting the local CROP hunger walk. As a small group we raised over $1,526.00 together. We had 89 walkers from all around the community participate in the walk and help raise a total of $4,064.76 to help those who are hungry in our community and around the world. 25% of the total amount raised will go to help the Rochelle Christian Food Pantry, the Ashton Food Pan-try and the Rochelle Summer Lunch Program. The rest will go toward helping fight global hunger through Church World Service. Thank you to all who helped sup-port us in this year’s CROP Hunger walk.
PACK Raking Leaves
Sunday, Nov. 11th On this day we will be doing our Planned Act of Christian Kindness by raking leaves for families in the area. Bring your rake and join us in helping our neighbors right after Sunday School at 11:30am. Lunch will be provided before we begin. Remember to bring your rake and change of clothes to church on that day.
Come join us on Saturday nights as we Worship,
connecting our lives to God as well as to each other.
The message will be given by Pastor Paul Rasmus-
sen. Pastor Paul is a fourth generation Methodist
Pastor. He is in his 11th year of Pastoral work.
After coming to a Connection service our hope is
that you will have felt authentically welcomed and
will have been inspired to have a more meaningful
relationship with God. We hope to see you there!
Starting
Saturday Night
September 29th
6:00pm
The Rochelle United Methodist
church introduces
November Menu
November 7 Chicken Casserole (Horners/Renner)
November 14 Pulled Pork (Betsy Smith)
November 21 No Dinner (Happy Thanksgiving)
November 28 Pork Roast/Scalloped Corn (Jenner)
Need a LIFT to Church??
Call Joyce at 562-4237
and she will arrange a
ride for you!
Pecans
& E
tc.
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If y
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quest
ions,
ple
ase
call Janet
at
815-5
62-7
882.
Thank
you!
Ple
ase
make c
hecks
to M
IRIA
M C
IRCLE,
c/o J
anet
Rig
g,
1232 P
ickw
ick D
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Rochelle,
IL 6
1068.
Mir
iam
Cir
cle
appre
cia
tes
your
support
!!
The m
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rom
this
Annual Fundra
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support
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If you know anyone who needs our
attention, please let the church office
know, 815-562-2164.
Please be reminded: If you are hospitalized and want to be visited, please call the office, 815-562-2164.
Legislation prohibits the hospital from letting us know that you are there, unless they have your permission.
Prayer Ministry
Marilyn Adams
Nancy Babb
Neva Becker
Michael Bettner [Military] [Son of Kathy and grandson of Janice Shaffer]
Juanita Brink [Christy Robert’s mom]
Family of Don Bubik
Christine Buschek [D. Zimmerman’s daughter-in-law]
Dot Case
Jim & Linda Charlton [Rena Zack’s son & daughter-in-law]
Linda Christell
Sharon and Jake Cole [C. Gingerich’s sister/nephew]
Sylvester Crozier
Patricia Crum [Cathryn Ludwig’s daughter]
Willard & Dorothy Davey
Kay Dillard
Alice Feicht
Roy Frye
Brian Gittleson
Mark Glosser
Tobie Grover (Sue Hager’s Brother)
Mark Hansen
Ron Hansen
Drenda Hicks
Ed Holtzclaw
Carol Johns
Vivian Kaiser
Bonnie Kastner
Tabitha Kelley [Sue Paulin’s niece]
Bub Krahenbuhl
Donna Krahenbuhl
Todd Lazansky
Georgia Lipscomb
Cathryn Ludwig
Jill [Janet Lux’s niece]
Helen [Jan Lux’s friend]
Madeline [Janet Lux’s friend]
Tom [Janet Lux’s son]
Carol Marek [Bill Paulin’s sister]
Howard Mason [Joyce James’ brother]
Steve, Rhonda and Zachary Mason [Joyce James’ great nephew]
Jerry Mathews [Susan Hager’s friend]
Joshua M.
Marvin McGee
Chuck Mershon
Nancy Montgomery [Dale Montgomery’s sister-in-law]
Jim Moorehead
Marnie Moorehead
David O’Brien
Georgia Paddock
Bill Paulin
Gene Peck
Jaeden [Sue Paulin]
Alice Powers
Helen Quimby [Carol Gingerich’s mother]
Rex Renner
Cynthia Rhodes [Martha Gillis’ daughter]
Mary Roman
Blanche Schene
Ann Schork [Toni Schuler’s sister-in-law]
Rose Simpson
Elna Skinner
Steven Staffeldt [Georgia Lipscomb’s grandson]
Virginia Stangley
Jeff Stein
Bob Steven’s family (sue Hager’s step-brother)
Chuck Stoddard
Iris Sturgill
Don Turner
Hank & Michalene Thone [friends of Janet Lux]
Dee Vance
Debby VanDyke
Jeanette Wanner
Thomas and Christine Willson
Linda Wilstead & Family
Dee Zimmerman
Lenore (cousin of Delores Zimmerman)
Connie (friend of Joyce Manning)
Jean (friend of Christy Roberts)
Dorothy (friend of Christy Roberts)
Evelyn (friend of Christy Roberts)
Barb
Michelle (friend of Armande Vasilopoulos)
Shawn (Jo Miller’s nephew)
Luke
Fred
Also, please pray for the military and their families, Bishop Sally
Dyck, D. S. Dick Wisdom, Admin. Asst. Betsy Smith, our 9 Hub
Cluster Churches and their mission work
We want to recognize your Anniversary and Birthday. Please
let the Church Office know your special day if it is not listed.
Please call the Church Office if we can help you.
November
Anniversaries and
Birthdays!
Happy Anniversary!
Happy Birthday!
1 Jake Cater
2 Beth Egland
Jan Libberton
3 Martha Gillis
Tyler Osborne
4 Shawn Wetzel
Sarah Britt
5 Melanie Eber
Kyle Smart
Katelyn Young
Noah Wyatt
Liam Wengelewski
Ben Wengelewski
6 Margaret Reif
7 Tootie Vogeler
Heidi Smith
8 April Glosser
Olivia Koch
9 Larry Brown
Todd Capes
10 Richard Kuehl
Kathy Vickrey
Kole Smart
12 Seth Leggio
13 Nicole Wyatt
15 Patricia Maronde
Stacey Hultgren
16 Sheryl Holden
17 Garrett Glosser
19 Joshua Welles
T.J. Yordy
20 Patrick Jones
Damien Sims
22 Richard McCaslin
23 Mark Ackland
Scott Meinen
Nicole Stockton
24 Brenda Jones
25 Derek Horner
Sue Hager
Nolen Schweitzer
26 Rich Ewald
Phil Yordy
27 Damen Harrington
28 Karry Pullin
29 Chloe Freier
Calla Stroh
30 Sue Barkman
2
6
David & Denise Fry
Jim & Nancy Bingham
7 Ed & Lynn VanVickle
8 John & Merilee Loggins
9 Don & Linda Furland
15 Ike & Rosie Clue
21 Dennis & Janet Stewart
22 Roy & Ronda Threlkeld
Richard & Sharon Kuehl
25 Steve & Deana Bingham
Rochelle United Methodist Church
709 Fourth Avenue Rochelle, Illinois 61068
815-562-2164, Office
Rev. Cindy S. Marino
Pastor’s e-mail: [email protected]
Church website: www.rochelleumc.com
Church e-mail: [email protected]
Office hours: Monday thru Thursday 7:30 a.m.—4:30 p.m
Friday 8:00 a.m. — 12:00 p.m.
Please call for appointment.
Rev. Miriam Castro-Rodriguez/Children’s Pastor
Matt Hayes, Youth Director/Local Missions
Heather McPhearson, Accounting/Administrative Assistant
Bruce Vickrey, Treasurer Don Horner, Lay Leader
David Meisener, Custodian Mark Ackland, Technical Director
Linda Kenney, Director of Music Judy Connolly, Organist
Please always call to notify us of someone
being hospitalized or any other emergency.
.. better 10 phone calls than none! We
want to be there for you, so you have to
call and let us know when you need a
pastoral visit.
Non-Profit Organization
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Rochelle, Illinois
PERMIT No. 76
Rochelle United Methodist Church
709 Fourth Avenue
Rochelle, IL 61068
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November 2012