Ministry Links For more info on what's going on in these areas, click the links below: _________________ Prayer Concerns
Andrea Bowser - recovering from extensive oral surgery
Lynette Hose - friend of Brenda Judd, melanoma
Bill Yancy - Anne Yancy's brother-in-law, inoperable liver cancer
Pastor Todd Gile- Recovering at home
Liz Knox- Surgery on September 17th
Laverne "Dixie" Dugan- St. Mary's Hospital
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Upcoming Events
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church events.
8:30am Traditional Worship
9:30am Coffee Fellowship
9:45am Sunday School
9:45am Cafè Worship
9:45am Music Sunday School
10:00am Cypress Grove
10:45am Coffee Fellowship
11:00am Contemporary Worship
11:00am Children's Church
12:30pm Pizza w/ Pastor
4:00pm Mess Fest
5:00pm Rawls/Cheek Group
Monday 9/8
8:45am KDO 9:00am NUMPS 9:00am Wesley Food Pantry & Clothes Closet
9:00am W.I.T. Group 6:00pm Baumholser Book Club 7:00pm Hert Small Group
8:45am KDO
9:00am NUMPS
6:00pm Volleyball League
7:00pm Trustees
7:30pm AA Meeting
Wednesday 9/10
6:15am The Hungry
6:30am Runner's Group
8:45am KDO
9:00am NUMPS
10:00am Prayer Group
1:00pm Williams Small Group
Thursday 9/11
8:45am KDO
9:00am NUMPS
9:00am Deborah Circle
5:15pm Bells of Joy
6:00pm Art Fellowship
6:30pm Chancel Choir
6:30pm Trunk or Treat Meeting
6:30pm Point Man Ministry
7:00pm Finance
7:00pm Koinonia Circle
7:00pm HS Boys Basketball
7:00pm Worship Band
Friday 9/12
8:45am KDO
9:00am NUMPS
Saturday 9/13
8:30am Traditional Worship
9:00am Blood Pressure Screenings
9:30am Coffee Fellowship
9:45am Sunday School
9:45am Cafè Worship
10:00am Cypress Grove
10:45am Coffee Fellowship
11:00am Contemporary Worship
11:00am Children's Church
4:00pm Special Needs Youth
4:30pm Youth Group
4:30pm Engage Classes
5:00pm PBJ Small Group
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Celebrations
this Week
Anniversaries
Richard & Gale Langhorst
Birthdays Kristen Brayfield,
Jim Courtney,
Lindsay Thompson,
Chase Gallegos,
Caleb Beaven,
Connor Beaven,
Jacob Rea,
Zoe Minto,
Ameila Brian,
Harper Ellis,
Sophie Fanok,
Madeline Turpen,
Connor Guerzini,
Yvonne White,
Cayden Wise,
Peyton O'Leary,
Mark Hemphill,
Andy Boxell,
Kris Curry,
Karter Sala,
Cade McKinney,
Lucas Sinn-Trulock,
Emma Thomas,
Jack Giralico,
Rose Ashley,
Juliet Gibson,
Richard Langhorst,
Skylar Bell,
Max Roelle,
&
Chase Brian
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Sunday, September 7th 4pm-7pm
Messfest is just around the corner! I know this because the youth office right now is filled to the brim with weird and wonderful items. From jars of pickles to mammoth cans of nacho cheese sauce; from inflatable baby pools to scooters; I've got wooden stakes, 36 cans of silly string, shaving foam, neon orange perimeter fencing, water-bottles prepped with paint, squirt guns, powdered paint, receipts for hay bales and I spent my Labor Day making nearly 30 gallons of jello.
For those of you who are still in the dark about what Messfest is, or those who have recognized that this weird event seems to occur at this time every year and that the Youth Ministry seems to go into a bit of a frenzy, allow me to shed some light. Messfest is a 3 hour event on Sunday evening, between 4pm and 7pm. It's filled with games that will get you really really messy, yummy food and an epic mudslide. Even the Paradise Fire Department comes to hose us clean(-ish) at the end.
It's all good fun, but there's also a long-lasting reason for continuing to support this annual event. Messfest kicks-off our youth Fall programing, it sets the tone for the semester, it gives youth an opportunity to invite their friends and relatives to have messy fun on a scale they can't do many other places, and it's a way for us as youth leaders and parents to launch a teenager's interest in church activities. We work hard to establish whether a visiting student is already connected to a church home or youth group, and we deliver welcome packs with information on all the church programs (adult, children and youth) on our Home Blitz the Saturday following the event. Most of all, the over 30 adult volunteers that make this event possible love teenagers, love watching teenagers have fun and being a part of their lives in every way.
So, I encourage you, if you've never witnessed the sight of Messfest before, swing by the church ball field between 4pm and 7pm this Sunday afternoon and I guarantee you won't regret it.
Blessings,
Emma
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Starting Septemb er 7th!
8:30am Classic Traditional Service - Continuing our trend of excellent traditional worship with our various robed choirs, piano, organ and familiar hymns and liturgies just at a time that more reflects the habits and needs of our community.
9:45am Cafe Service in Fellowship Hall - Retaining a contemporary style with an acoustic touch, this service will embrace its intimate size and move around tables in a more casual atmosphere. Great coffee and more conversation with the same relevant teaching will highlight this newly revised service.
11:00am Contemporary Service - Our own version of contemporary worship that includes the new songs you've come to love as well as some old familiar hymns done in updated ways along with the same relevant teaching, occasional traditional elements, and regular observation of the sacraments.
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Thank You!
Thanks to all those who baked cookies for the teachers, administrators and staff for our local schools! We were able to deliver several dozen delicious cookies that were very much appreciated.
The Bless the Schools TeamThank you to Ruth Hahn, Ruth Kemman, Helen Munk, Mary Luckett, Jennifer Cobb, David & Kathy Abney and Richard Langhorst for putting together the September Newsletter mailing. Karen & Lorrie |
Mission Moment
What a blessing it is to be a part of a church which has a heart for missions! This year through Faith Promise you have provided food and clothing for many families in need from our own NUMC Food Pantry and Clothes Closet. Backpacks were provided for many needy children in our area and financial support was given to the United Methodist Women Feeding Program, Helping Hands, Warrick Habitat for Humanity, United Methodist Youth Home, Good News Prison and Jail Ministry, Evansville Rescue Mission, Hope Central, Ruth House (United Caring Shelters), Red Bird Mission, Bless the Schools, Simpson UMC - Team Jesus, Gilda's House, Campus Outreach and Mountain Mission were Local and National missions receiving our assistance. Also your money touched the world by supporting these missionaries: Lowell and Claudia Wertz with "Joy in the Harvest" in Africa, Randall and Rachel Coleman with "OMS International" in Ecuador and Tom Heaton serving God in Guatemala. UMCOR (United Methodist Committee on Relief) reaches out to those in great need and The Slavic Reformation Society provides seminary education to those serving in Russia. Operation Classroom received money for their ongoing programs to provide Christian-based education and health care in Liberia and Sierra Leone, Africa. Through your continued support of Faith Promise you are giving many precious souls hope....and a future. Please keep all of these missions in your prayers for safety, strength and direction as they do our Lord's work.
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Music Ministry News
You will still have opportunity to join one of these groups because we never close enrollment (isn't that convenient?). Please prayerfully consider your involvement and feel free to ask us any question you may have. We would love to talk with you.
Doug & Lynta Carter
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UMW News
UMW District Fall Gathering - All women are invited to attend the UMW District meeting on Sat. Sept. 20. The meeting will be held right here at NUMC! Registration starts at 8:30 AM, program at 9 AM. There will be a light breakfast and lunch (free will offering). Our NUMW ladies will be providing the food. The program will highlight the Midwest Distribution Center and Ruth Salley will be presenting "Prayerful Beads". Please notify Ruth Hahn (812-573-9113) by Sept. 10 if you plan to attend.
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Employment Opportunity
Newburgh United Methodist is seeking a part-time Evening Custodian. The schedule at this time would be Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings from 4:30-8:30 p.m. The primary responsibilities would include cleaning and maintaining the Life Center and unlocking/locking for all evening activities. Position does require operating cleaning equipment, climbing ladders, lifting and carrying of moderately heavy items. Attention to detail is very important. For a more detailed job description please go to the church web site www.newburghumc.org. Questions can be directed to Allison Novak at 853-2946 or Allison@newburghumc.org. |
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Sunday Morning Volunteers 8:30 Liturgist Marianne Salpietra Unlock Dave Ralston Greeters Bob & Kay Gilles, Joyce Gresham, Mike & Leann Beaven Ushers Joe & Connie McConaughy, Randy & Ruth Salley Media TBA Acolytes Kyle Probus Communion Servers Misty Hutchison, Mary Wilzbacher, Jay & Penny Jacobs Bread Baker Mary Bargeloh 9:45 Greeters Matt & Katie Gentry, Dana & Mary Alice Grace, Bobbi Bittner Ushers Bob & Marta Boxell Media TBA Bread Baker Mary Bargeloh
11:00 Lock Mike & Lynn Hert Greeters Josh & Krista Downey, Karen Cox, Pat & Cecil Raymond Ushers Jack & Cheri Giralico, Glenn Heubner, Linda Kuester Media TBA Communion Servers Glenn & Pat Heubner, David & Allison Novak
Bread Baker Becky Coble
Children's Church Pre-K & Kindergarten Marlisa Bargeloh 1st-3rd Grade Jana Jenkins Nursery 8:30 Betsy Richardson 9:45 Sophie Fanok & Carly Chodkewicz 11:00 Kara Tynes & Ryan Russell |
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