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Ministry Links
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Prayer Concerns
Alisa Knapp- Recovering from surgery
Jim Wilmotte - Recovering at home
Shirley Frank - Recovering from surgery at her daughter's home
Lisa Vaughan & Family
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Upcoming Events
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church events.
8:30am Dismissal to Serve
10:45am Blended Worship
11:00am Children's Church
12pm Church Luncheon
1:00pm Vandiver Rental
4:30pm JAM
5:00pm Disciple 1
5:00pm Walker Small Group
5:15pm White Small Group
Monday 5/20
8:15am Fitness Fellowship
9:00am Wesley Clothes Closet & Food Pantry
1:00pm Quilters Group
6:30pm UMW Evening Circle
Tuesday 5/21
11:00am Oak Folk Lunch
6:00pm Volleyball League
Wednesday 5/22
6:15am The Hungry
6:30am Runner's Group
8:15am Fitness Fellowship
10:00am Prayer Group
1:00pm Williams Small Group
Thursday 5/23
9:00am Women's Study
7:00pm HS Youth Basketball
8:00pm Worship Band
Friday 5/24
8:15am Fitness Fellowship
6:00pm Allison Myers Rehearsal
Saturday 5/25
2pm Myers Wedding
Sunday 5/26
8:15am Traditional Worship
9:15am Coffee Fellowship
9:30am Connect Class
9:30am Sunday School
11:00am Children's Church
12:00pm Camp Meeting
5:00pm Disciple 1
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Celebrations
this Week
Anniversaries
Tim & Kelly Masterson,
Dennis & Crystal Harbath,
Mike & Sarah O'Leary,
Joe & Helga Williams
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Gary & Susan Higgs
Birthdays
Chad Bargeloh,
Grant Bargeloh,
Bob Gilles,
Laurel Meny,
Bruce Campagna,
Melissa Rea,
Ryan Stalker,
John Betsworth,
Paul Castrup,
Kendra Chapman,
Nicholas Kirsch,
Owen Minton,
Dave Riegler,
Bonnie Eberle,
Sydney Peach,
Pat Retherford,
Wally Tuley,
Ada Burch,
Chris Ghazi,
Jacob Jenkins,
Jacob Burek,
Krista Downey,
Sara Gallegos,
Brian Grzegorek,
Gwen Koehler,
Kevin Martin,
Leann Beaven,
Josh Downey,
Jackson Hall
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Sam Ragle
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Sunday, May 19, 20138:15am Commission servants8:30am go out & Change the World10:45 return to NUMC for Worship12 Noon potluck dinner in gym
This Sunday is Change the World. At church everyone will be invited to participate in a service project; You can join with one of these projects listed below or create your own mission. The aim is to do something to make a difference and be an agent of good in our community. So wear your Change the World T-shirt (or a red shirt). Depending on your project, you may wish to bring work gloves. Come ready to have a great time loving God by loving others.
Missional Opportunities include:
Newburgh Elementary Landscaping - Adventurers will be going to Newburgh
Elementary to do landscapte clean-up and weeding again....they were very
appreciative last year. (Bob Sexton)
Cypress Grove Nursing Home Visits - Pathfinders will be going to Cypress Grove
Nursing Home that morning to go room to room to visit, read the Sunday newspaper
to residents and have our normal devotional time. Let me know if you need more
details. (Randy Salley)
Gazebo Refurbishing - F5 Class is going to be applying waterproofing to the cabin
and gazebo down by the Newburgh Old Dam. This is owned by the Town of
Newburgh and is a park area. (Melissa Rea)
Hope Central - The Truthfinders Class will be starting their mission to Hope Central
in Boonville. Hope Central offers a wide array of services to the community to
diminish the effects of poverty, to assist individuals in ending the cycle of poverty
and to offer a future with hope. The class is donating items which are not covered
by our own Food Pantry and Clothes Closet, but will be a supplement. This will be
our ongoing mission once a quarter. If anyone would like to help us gather, pack
and deliver on Change The World Sunday or would like to donate items, please
contact Celeste Baumholser. (Celeste Baumholser)
Clean-Up Outer Lincoln - Good News Fellowship Class will be picking up trash
along Outer Lincoln between Martin and Anderson. (Joe Williams)
Senior Center - The Pairs & Spares Class will be going to the Newburgh Senior
Citizen's Center. (Ray Graham)
Youth Home - The Pairs & Spares Class will be doing landscaping and clean-up at
the United Methodist Youth Home. (Ray Graham)
Wine Festival Clean-Up - Some youth will be going to help clean-up down on the
river following the Wine Festival. (Emma Loane)
Canned Food Drive - The International Sunday School Class is organizing a drive
for canned goods and backpacks for the United Methodist Youth Home in Evansville.
(Priscilla Campbell)
Coat Collecting - The 4th & 5th grade classes will be heading out to collect coats
for Sharon Elementary School.
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Worship Opportunities
May 19th Pentecost: Change the World Sunday
8:15am Consecration 8:30 dismissal to serve 10:45am Worship 12:00 Celebration Luncheon
May 26th Trinity Sunday
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Change the World Shirts!
Change the World t-shirts are here and can be picked up in the Church Office. If you did not order one, we do have some extras in all sizes (S, M, L & X-L) Cost is $8. |
 VBS Volunteer Opportunities
Did you know that even adults can take part in VBS? Well, they can! Below you will find a list of just some of the ways you can be a part of this special event. If you are interested in serving, please contact Peggy Nunley at peggyjonunley@gmail.com.
Ways to Serve:
Decorating, Registration & Hospitality, Publicity, Age group leader, Story Teller, Game Helper, Craft Helper, Snack Crew, Music Helper, Mission Helper, Rally Team (opening/closing worship)
Summer Sunday School
How would you like to spend an hour or two making a difference in the lives of some great children this summer? We are looking for adults and youth to serve as summer Sunday School leaders during the months of June, July and August. You can serve for 1 Sunday or for the whole summer if you'd like. If you are interested, please contact Peggy Nunley for more details!
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International Sunday School Class Needs Help for "Change the World Sunday"
The International Sunday School Class is organizing a drive for canned goods and back packs for the United Methodist Youth Home in Evansville.
The Day Treatment Program at the United Methodist Youth Home is planning to start a program for the students to have a back pack of food to take home for the weekend. Many of the students come from homes that are not food secure. It is the Youth Home's hope to start a food pantry in order to supply kids with food for the weekend. We are asking the NUMC congregation to help our class supplement the supplies that we will be purchasing. Items include the following: plain inexpensive back packs, single serve items with pull top lids that can be heated up in a microwave. For example, spaghettio's, beef stew, soup, ramen noodles and chili. Also, shelf-stable type meals that can be heated up in a microwave or mac & cheese that only requires water. Other items are packages of peanut butter and/or cheese crackers, peanut butter, peanuts, granola bars, fruit cups, pudding cups and juice boxes. Toilet tissue would be another handy item. And, of course monetary donations are always helpful. A box will be placed in the foyer for these supplies. Any money can be given to Karen or Lorrie in the church office. Thanks for helping us make a difference in these at-risk youth's lives.
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Youth Ministry News...
That Thing Camp Meeting Sunday 19 May @ 12:30-1pm in Youth Room. After we gather for lunch in the Life Center Gym this Sunday, Teresa and myself need to meet with all those High School students who are registered for That Thing Camp and their parents. Brick Fundraiser Extension Sunday 19 May We are extending the deadline for this fundraiser until the end of the month. If you can support the youth and help finance the cost of UM summer camps please drop your donation in the green box in the narthex. You are building a strong foundation for the faith-development of our youth. |
| Art Journal Fellowship
An art journal fellowship will begin in June. Simple but exciting art techniques will be used to create a variety of unique journal pages.
If you've held a crayon, you can create an art journal!
Call or text Sherry Groff for details. (812) 217-0705
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A Note of Sympathy
Our love and prayers go out to Lance Stalker and family on the death of his mother, Helen Stalker on May 7, 2013 in Arizona.
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Congratulations!
Congratulations to Mark & ChiaYee Hemphill on the birth of their son, Parker Lewis Hemphill on April 26, 2013. Parker was welcomed home by his big brother, Ethan. Proud grandparents are John & Barb Hemphill.
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United Methodist Youth Home
Help United Methodist Youth Home and enjoy a day of golf, fun and fellowship by participating in the UMYH 17th Annual Golf Scramble on Monday, May 20th, at Rolling Hills Country Club. Individual entries are $85.00; team entries are $320.00. You can also purchase 2 Mulligans and enter the Putting Contest for an additional $20.00. Golfer registrations are due by Friday, May 10th. Sponsorships at various levels are still available! Last year UMYH raised almost $14,000.00 to help house, feed, clothe and educate at-risk youth. For golfer registration or see how you can help contact Sarah at 812-479-7535 or by e-mail at communityrelations@umyh.com. |
 Holiday World Tickets
This year the Santa Claus Campground Corporation is again selling Holiday World tickets to raise money for upkeep and maintenance of the campground. Last year over $9,000 was raised. Tickets are available in our Church Office for $34 each, a savings of nearly $11 off gate admission. Tickets are valid for one day from June 28 through July 16. |
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Sunday Morning Volunteers
8:15 Liturgist Carol Spalding Unlock Al & Jo Hutson Greeters Jim & Sue Courtney, Marge Dyson Welcome Center Letty Haynes Ushers Al, Margaret, Mary Lynn & Mason Dennis Parking Lot Janine Moore & Jon Lybarger Acolytes Ashley & Natalie Jacobs Media Callie & Rick Paul
10:45 Lay Reader Bob Sexton Lock Penny Utley Greeters Sarah Evans, Don & Carol Hazelrigg Welcome Center Carol Kabrick Ushers Marcia Vandiver, Linda Kuester, Bob & Brenda Sexton Parking Lot David Krantz Acolytes Sam Piering & Brady Stinson-Smith Media Casey & Betsy Richardson Children's Church Carrie Roelle & Caitlyn Foye
Nursery 8:15 Mary Lynn Dennis 9:30 Jackie & Olivia Stinson-Smith
10:45 Tiffani Sinn-Trulock & Kara Tynes
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