Chimes. The. News from Court Street United Methodist Church. Grace, Pastor Cal. Steps Toward the Cross.

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1 March 2017 News from Court Street United Methodist Church Steps Toward the Cross Chimes The Yet even now, says the LORD, return to me with all your hearts, with fasting, with weeping, and with sorrow; tear your hearts and not your clothing. Return to the LORD your God, for he is merciful and compassionate, very patient, full of faithful love, and ready to forgive. Who knows whether he will have a change of heart and leave a blessing behind him, a grain offering and a drink offering for the LORD your God? Joel 2:12-14 CEB As we approach the season of Lent and ultimately Easter, my prayer is we will take a serious journey; Steps Toward the Cross. Lent is not primarily a time to give up something but rather taking upon ourselves the intension and receptivity to God s grace so that we may worthily participate in the mystery of God-with-us. 1 Below I have listed some disciplines and practices that if you choose, will bring you closer to the Cross and the God-in-us. May your journey be a sacred one. 1. Concerning my prayer life, each day I will commit to Concerning Worship... Concerning Holy Week, I ll commit to Concerning Fasting, I ll commit to Concerning reading the Bible, I ll commit to Concerning confession Concerning Holy Communion, I will try to be prepared to receive Concerning bad habits, I ll watch and change this Lent Concerning my health Concerning my neighbor One spiritual goal I want to commit to once Lent has passed is... Prayer: Lord help me to be successful in this task I am about to undertake. May it be for the growth of my soul and the improvement of my spiritual life. Help me to keep all the commitments I have made. Amen. Grace, Pastor Cal The mission of Court Street UMC is to be a welcoming, nurturing, serving community of Christ. 1 Hoyt Hickman, et al Handbook of the Christian Year (Abingdon Press 1986), 105. greekorthodoxchurchtampa.com/lent-and-pascha/lenten-covenant/

2 The Chimes Lay Leadership Lay Delegates to Annual Conference Kathy Welk & Jeanine Wang Administrative Council Chair Joan Tunnell Staff/Parish Relations Chair Dessie Voigt Finance Chair See Pastor Cal if interested Stewardship Chair Jeanine Wang Treasurer Matthew Wandell Endowment Chair Mike Davis Trustee Chair Geri Ryan Lay Leader Georgalee George Nurture & Outreach Georgalee George Worship Chair Joan Tunnell Local Missions Chair Helen Gibbons Chrisitian Education Chair Diane Lutmer Arts Committee Chair Richard Wang United Methodist Women Geri Ryan, President United Methodist Men DuWayne Stanis, President Jeremiah Ministry Reps Kay Galloway, Jeanine Wang JFON Liason Kay Galloway For the month of March, Nurture & Outreach is collecting small hand lotions and chap sticks for Haskell Academy kids. Please place your contributions in the box in the Narthex. Thank you! Walk to Emmaus Have you thought about taking this Spiritual Journey? Plan ahead! Men s Spring Walk #148 is April 20-23, 2017 Women s Spring Walk #149 is April 27-30, 2017 Men s Fall Walk #150 is September 28-October 1, 2017 Women s Fall Walk #151 is November 2-5, 2017 Walks are at Bishop Lane in Rockford, IL If you are interested in learning more about the Walk to Emmaus, you can go to their website at or see anyone who has been on the walk. It s an experience you don t want to miss! The Scrip committee encourages you to keep Scrip purchases going strong. In 2016 $4100 was earned to contribute to the church's work. Please continue to support this effort. There are always birthdays to celebrate and gift cards are an easy present. For daily lunches there are many cards available, for weekly purchases, you already know about Woodman's, Valli and Mobil. But available for order are Petsmart, Bed, Bath & Beyond, Bergner's, Best Buy, Burger King, Cold Stone Creamery, Cracker Barrel, Dunkin Donuts and Fannie Mae candy. A full list of items can be viewed at the Scrip table on Sundays. Let's keep this worthwhile program growing! Like us on Follow us on See pictures on

3 March 2017 CSUMC Book Club :00 p.m. 3rd Sunday of month (usually) March 19 The Pearl that Broke Its Shell by Nadia Hashimi at Diane's 4850 Black Oak Trail Afghan-American Nadia Hashimi s literary debut novel is a searing tale of powerlessness, fate, and the freedom to control one s own fate that combines the cultural flavor and emotional resonance of the works of Khaled Hosseini, Jhumpa Lahiri, and Lisa See. In Kabul, 2007, with a drug-addicted father and no brothers, Rahima and her sisters can only sporadically attend school, and can rarely leave the house. Their only hope lies in the ancient custom of bacha posh, which allows young Rahima to dress and be treated as a boy until she is of marriageable age. As a son, she can attend school, go to the market, and chaperone her older sisters. But Rahima is not the first in her family to adopt this unusual custom. A century earlier, her great-great grandmother, Shekiba, left orphaned by an epidemic, saved herself and built a new life the same way. Crisscrossing in time, The Pearl the Broke Its Shell interweaves the tales of these two women separated by a century who share similar destinies. But what will happen once Rahima is of marriageable age? Will Shekiba always live as a man? And if Rahima cannot adapt to life as a bride, how will she survive? April 23? (It s Easter the 16th) Angels Walking by Karen Kingsbury at Betty's Who gets the donations from the white baskets on Communion Sunday? Thanks to continued congregational support of donations to the white baskets, we are able to help many organizations in Rockford who serve the disadvantaged. One of these organizations is Rock House Kids, located in Rockford s inner city. They serve at-risk children ages 6 to 18 who need a safe, warm, and nurturing environment. Their motto is: Help a child today and you won t have to repair an adult tomorrow. Rock House Kids mission is to share God s love with at risk children through biblical principals and spiritual and physical solutions. Thank you for your continued support. Local Missions Committee Get Your Green On Dinner & Entertainment Friday - March 17 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. CSUMC Dining Room $10 per person; $5 for children 6 & under 5:30 Corned Beef & Cabbage Dinner by Geri Ryan Includes Potatoes, Carrots, Soda Bread, & Dessert 6:30 Entertainment Includes an Irish Sing-along Get your tickets from James Crow Proceeds to benefit Fine Arts Program

4 The Chimes Thursday - March 9th 6:00 p.m. GreenFire Restaurant 6795 E. Riverside All ladies are invited. If you wish to come, please let Marie Lewis know, (815) , so she can reserve a table big enough for all of us. Thank you. Saturday - March 11 8:30 a.m. Stockholm Inn 2420 Charles St. All men are invited! Deborah Circle Wed. - March 15 Noon - Chapel Service Lenten Lunch following Dorcas Circle Wed. - March 15 Noon - Chapel Service Lenten Lunch following Holy COW! (Church On Wednesday) every Wednesay in March except the 1st as it is Ash Wednesday 4:00 - Ray Rhoads Class (Library) 5:30 - Dinner by Diane (Dining Room) $3.50/person 6:00 - Men s Fellowship (Parlor) Don t forget to pick up your Lenten Offering Folders Camps Reynoldswood & Wesley Woods need Christian Summer Associates to fill the following paid positions: Counselors, Lifeguards, Waterfront Directors, Shift Cooks, Kitchen Assistants, and Maintenance Helpers. We need committed Christians to share their faith, encourage youth and staff, and build friendships. These are Summer JOBS, not vacations--candidates will be expected to work all summer long, including holidays--june 1 through August 16. Apply online: Central to the Christian faith is a man who denies all our pre-conceived notions about what God should look like. Joining his movement will mean coming to terms with the real Jesus, the rebel Jesus. Jesus didn t come to start a religion. The rebel Jesus came with a renegade gospel to start a revolution. You and I are invited to be a part. In Renegade Gospel, pastor and author Mike Slaughter presents Jesus and his challenging message to inspire us during Lent, Easter, and through the year. Read the red letters and discover Jesus all over again. $10 book available in Office 6-week Study begins Sunday March 5 11:30 a.m. Parlor

5 March 2017 The Rockford Chapter of the American Guild of Organists & Court Street United Methodist Church Presents Choral Festival & Service of Ecumenical Praise Featuring guest conductor, Paul French ( Saturday, March 25, 2017 Court Street United Methodist Church 215 N. Court Street, Rockford, IL (815) SCHEDULE 9AM - Registration/First Rehearsal Session 11AM Lunch-on-your-own 1PM Resume rehearsal 3PM Break/robe 4PM - 5:30PM Service of Ecumenical Praise OPEN to the PUBLIC Enjoy the fruits of the choir s labor! There will be an offering taken during the service to go towards future festivals and the AGO Scholarship Fund. To participate in the choir, James Marck: jamesmarck@courtstreetumc.org with your intent to participate, and a music packet will be set aside for you to purchase for $25 at Randee s Music, 4116 Morsay Drive, Rockford, IL, Ecumenical Prayer Service in the Spirit of Taizé A Taizé prayer service is a gathering of any and all people, where the repetition of sung prayers gradually allows the presence of God to become tangible, in all its beauty and simplicity. Come, by the glow of candlelight, & enter the warmth of God s embrace. No Service in March Friday, April 21 6:30PM Tabor Lutheran Church th Ave. Friday, May 19 6:30PM United Lutheran Church 3630 Rockton Ave. Palm Sunday - April 9 10:00 a.m. Chancel Choir presents Duruflé s Requiem Free Free-will offering will be taken Bradley University Chorale in Concert at CSUMC Saturday - March 11-7:00 p.m. - Sanctuary

6 The Chimes Health & Wellness Update From our Parish Nurse... Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a major public health concern. One out of three Americans is at risk for developing kidney disease. CKD often goes undetected until it is very advanced. Very simple blood and urine tests can diagnosis CKD in early stages, and the progression of CKD can be slowed or even stopped with proper treatment. Regular testing is important for everyone, but more so for individuals at risk. The four main risk factors for kidney disease are: diabetes (self or family), high blood pressure (self or family), cardiovascular disease (self or family), and family history of kidney disease or diabetes or high blood pressure. Additional risk factors include: having the heritage of being African American, Native American, Hispanic, Asian, or Pacific Islander, being obese, having a low birth weight, prolonged use of NSAIDs such as ibuprofen and naproxen as painkillers, lupus, and other autoimmune disorders, chronic urinary tract infections, history of kidney stones, and being over the age of sixty. Listed are six functions that our kidneys perform: regulate the body s fluid levels, filter wastes & toxins from the blood, release hormones that regulate blood pressure, activate vitamin D to help maintain healthy bones, release the hormone that directs the production of red blood cells, and help to keep blood minerals in balance (sodium, phosphorus, potassium). Most people with early chronic kidney disease have no symptoms, which is why regular testing is critical. Eight possible symptoms that one should pay attention to and report to their healthcare provider are: increased fatigue and weakness, difficult, painful urination, pink or dark urine which can be a sign of blood in the urine, increased thirst, increased need to urinate (more so at night), puffy eyes, swollen face, hands, abdomen, ankles, or feet. There are four simple tests your healthcare provider will want to perform for preventative measures. First, monitor blood pressure. High blood pressure can damage small blood vessels called glomeruli in the kidneys. High blood pressure is the second-leading cause of kidney failure after diabetes. A reading below 130/80 is better if you have chronic kidney disease, and below 120/80 is best. Second, check for protein in urine. Traces of a type of protein, albumin, in urine (albuminuria) is an early sign of CKD. Persistent amounts of albumin and other proteins in the urine (proteinuria) indicate kidney damage. Third, have a blood (serum) creatinine level drawn. Healthy kidneys filter creatinine, which is a waste product from muscle activity, out of the blood. When kidney function is reduced, creatinine levels will rise. Fourth is the glomerular filtration rate (GFR), which is the most sensitive and accurate gauge of kidney function. Blood creatinine levels are used in a calculation based on age, race, and gender. Levels less than sixty for three months indicate chronic kidney disease. Listed below are ways we can make changes to improve our health. Lower high blood pressure by carefully following the instructions from your provider, reduce salt intake, and keep sugar levels under control by having a balanced diet. For example, studies have shown that drinking two or more colas a day, diet or regular, is linked to a higher risk of developing CKD. Drink alcohol only in moderation. Exercise regularly, stay hydrated by drinking water, quit smoking, avoid long term use of NSAIDs such as ibuprofen or naproxen, monitor your cholesterol levels and follow your providers instructions for improved levels. Keep your health appointments and don t forget to keep up with flu/pneumonia shots. Also, make sure your vaccinations are up to date along with your family medical history records. Last but not least, don t forget to be your own advocate and remember to ask your healthcare provider questions, especially if they are new to you and your medical history. Special attention should be paid to procedures that require contrast dyes or medical preparations. Blood Pressure Check Sunday - March 12 9:15 - worship time & then after worship Narthex

7 March APRIL 29, AM 2PM How can I help? PRAY for LOVE ROCKFORD. Pray for the leadership team who is working so hard in coordinating this event. Pray that those in the community who would benefit the most, physically, emotionally and spiritually, reap the harvest of this love. DONATE GOODS (Room 109 is set up for donations) o gently used clothing, belts, socks (no footwear, please - if you have already donated footwear, you may come & pick them up or leave them & they will be donated to another organization) o gently used books o toilet paper (single or double rolls) o functional bicycles VOLUNTEER o Volunteer to help a planning committee o Volunteer to help on April 29th FINANCIAL SUPPORT Our budget is $7000, and we have half of that, including the UM Foundation grant. Personal donations and business sponsorships are accepted on our website. Also, checks may be sent to Jeremiah Development, 318 N. Church Street, 61101, inserting LOVE ROCKFORD in the memo line. Please check out our website at loverockfordil.org. You may also contact us by at loverockfordil@gmail.com Ash Wednesday March 1 Noon & 5:30 p.m. Chapel We pray, read scripture, & respond by receiving the sign of the cross in ashes. You are invited to listen to Jesus disciples express their innermost thoughts on the night of their last supper. Thursday - April 13 5:30 p.m. - Sanctuary We lose an hour the evening of March 11. Plan ahead! 30 minute Worship Noon Chapel Everyone is welcome! Join Jesus movement March 8 Rev. Jim Gibbons Discovering the Rebel Jesus March 15 Rev. Cal Culpepper Revolutionary Lifestyle March 22 Rev. Norma Lee Kerns Barnhart The Most Important Question You Will Ever Have to Answer March 29 Rev. Richard Wang Seeing Jesus Today April 5 Rev. Cal Culpepper The Way of the Cross April 12 Rev. Cal Culpepper Resurrection Lunch is offered on the Lower Level in the Dining Room for a free-will donation following each service except for April 12

8 Court Street United Methodist Church The Chimes March North Court Street Rockford, IL Return Service Requested Phone: (815) Fax: (815) Thank you to all volunteers! March 5, :00 Greeter: Nancy Doran Ushers: The Davis/Dienhart Team Sound Tech: Ryan Welk Acolyte: Martin Leonard Liturgist: Anyone interested? Facetime Hostess: Kay Galloway March 12, :00 Greeter: Mabelann Fisher Ushers: The Davis/Dienhart Team Sound Tech: Tim Welk Acolyte: Morgan Whitmore Liturgist: Anyone interested? Facetime Hosts: Breakfast Club March 19, :00 Greeter: Beverly Maus Ushers: The Davis/Dienhart Team Sound Tech: Brian Meligan Acolyte: Ella Anderson Liturgist: Randiann King Facetime Hosts: Please help! March 26, :00 Greeters: Barb & Gene Ferry Ushers: The Davis/Dienhart Team Sound Tech: Brian King Acolyte: Hannah Whitmore Liturgist: Randiann King Facetime Hosts: Geri Ryan, Judy Mehren If you wish to receive The Chimes electronically or to be removed from this mailing, please call the church office (815) or Need a Ride to Church? Riders, please call drivers for a ride by 6 pm on the Saturday before the Sunday you wish to attend. 03/05/17 Bob Lutmer /12/17 Dan Boon /19/17 Tim Gorman /26/17 Tim Gorman /02/17 Bob Lutmer Court Street United Methodist Church Staff Rev. Calvin Culpepper Pastor ext. 220 cculpepper@courtstreetumc.org Ryanne Ludington Director of Christian Education ext. 213 ludingtonryanne@gmail.com James L. Crow Director of Arts Ministries ext. 209 JamesCrow@courtstreetumc.org James Marck Director of Music ext. 221 JamesMarck@courtstreetumc.org Teresa Field Parish Nurse ext. 210 TeresaField@courtstreetumc.org Verlette Gorman Church Co-Administrator ext. 202 ChurchAdmin1@courtstreetumc.org Lorelle Wandell Church Co-Administrator ext. 200 LorelleWandell@courtstreetumc.org Diane Lutmer Nursery Derek Coffman Maintenance Engineer ext. 295 Maintenance@courtstreetumc.org Ryan Welk & Luke Kelsey-Powell Custodians

9 MARCH 2017 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Court Street United Methodist Church 5 8:00 AM Pancake Breakfast 9:00 AM 'Believe' Bible Study 9:00 AM Lamplighters 9:00 AM Praise Service 10:00 AM Worship Service 11:15 AM Facetime 11:30 AM Children's Choir 11:30 AM 'Renegade Gospel' Study 12:30 PM Praisin' & Prayin' Puppets 1:15 PM Stick Ministry 12 9:00 AM 'Believe' Bible Study 9:00 AM Lamplighters 9:00 AM Sunday School 10:00 AM Worship Service 11:15 AM Facetime 11:30 AM Christian Ed Committee 11:30 AM Children's Choir 11:30 AM 'Renegade Gospel' Study 12:30 PM Praisin' & Prayin' Puppets 1:15 PM Stick Ministry 19 Rockford Dist Lay Academy 9:00 AM 'Believe' Bible Study 9:00 AM Lamplighters 9:00 AM Sunday School 10:00 AM Worship Service 11:15 AM Facetime 11:30 AM Children's Choir 11:30 AM 'Renegade Gospel' Study 12:30 PM Praisin' & Prayin' Puppets 1:15 PM Stick Ministry 4:00 PM CSUMC Book Club 26 9:00 AM 'Believe' Bible Study 9:00 AM Lamplighters 9:00 AM Sunday School 10:00 AM Worship Service 11:15 AM Facetime 11:30 AM Children's Choir 11:30 AM 'Renegade Gospel' Study 12:30 PM Praisin' & Prayin' Puppets 1:15 PM Stick Ministry 2:00 PM JFON Clinic 4:00 PM Christian Fellowship Band :00 PM SPRC 6:00 PM Worship Committee 20 11:00 AM Stewardship Committee 5:00 PM Finance Meeting 6:00 PM Administrative Council :00 AM "Busy Bag Ladies" 9:00 AM History & Archives 9:00 AM Quilters 10:30 AM Staff Meeting 1:00 PM Jeremiah Exec Board 5:00 PM Council Choraleers 6:00 PM JuBellation 7:00 PM Chancel Choir 7:00 PM Grace Awakening 14 9:00 AM "Busy Bag Ladies" 9:00 AM History & Archives 9:00 AM Quilters 10:30 AM Staff Meeting 5:00 PM Council Choraleers 5:30 PM Trustees 6:00 PM JuBellation 7:00 PM Chancel Choir 7:00 PM Grace Awakening 21 9:00 AM "Busy Bag Ladies" 9:00 AM History & Archives 9:00 AM Quilters 10:30 AM Staff Meeting 5:00 PM Council Choraleers 6:00 PM JuBellation 7:00 PM Chancel Choir 7:00 PM Grace Awakening 28 9:00 AM "Busy Bag Ladies" 9:00 AM History & Archives 9:00 AM Quilters 10:30 AM Staff Meeting 6:00 PM JuBellation 6:15 PM Knitting Group 7:00 PM Chancel Choir 7:00 PM Grace Awakening 1 ASH WEDNESDAY 10:30 AM UMW Mission Team 12:00 PM Ash Distribution Service 5:30 PM Ash Distribution Service 6:15 PM Knitting Group 8 12:00 PM Lenten Worship Service 12:30 PM Lenten Luncheon 4:00 PM Rev. Rhoads' Class 5:30 PM Dinner by Diane 6:00 PM Men's Group 15 CHIMES DEADLINE 12:00 PM Lenten Worship Service 12:30 PM Lenten Luncheon 4:00 PM Rev. Rhoads' Class 5:30 PM Dinner by Diane 5:30 PM No IL Wood Turners 6:00 PM Men's Group 22 12:00 PM Lenten Worship Service 12:30 PM Lenten Luncheon 4:00 PM Rev. Rhoads' Class 5:30 PM Dinner by Diane 6:00 PM Men's Group 29 12:00 PM Lenten Worship Service 12:30 PM Lenten Luncheon 4:00 PM Rev. Rhoads' Class 5:30 PM Dinner by Diane 6:00 PM Men's Group 2 2:30 PM Head Start 9 6:00 PM Chatterbox Supper 16 2:30 PM Head Start 23 1:00 PM Chimes stuffing 30 2:30 PM Head Start 3 10:00 AM Head Start 10:00 AM Image Class 1:30 PM Head Start 10 10:00 AM Head Start 10:00 AM Image Class 1:30 PM Head Start 17 10:00 AM Head Start 10:00 AM Image Class 1:30 PM Head Start 5:30 PM "Get Your Green On" Dinner Theater 24 10:00 AM Head Start 10:00 AM Image Class 1:30 PM Head Start 31 10:00 AM Head Start 10:00 AM Image Class 1:30 PM Head Start 4 11 DAYLIGHT SAVINGS ENDS 8:30 AM United Methodist Men Breakfast 9:00 AM Rockford Rhythm 1:00 PM Bradley U arrives 7:00 PM Bradley University Chorale Concert 18 Rockford Dist Lay Academy 7:30 AM N IL Wood Turners 25 9:00 AM Rockford Rhythm 9:00 AM AGO Choral Festival 4:00 PM AGO Praise Worship Service

10 Our prayers and sympathy go to the family of: Mary Kay Allen who passed on January 25, Beauford H. Hermann who passed on February 6, Herbert C. Potter, Jr., who passed on February 9, Allen Y. P. Pang who passed on February 17, March 2017 Anniversaries Name Date Year Married McDonald, Philip & Betty Whitmore, Ken & Jeanann Neville, Michael & Andrea Name Ludington, Tegan Lutmer, Elizabeth Zyvert, Michelle Mann, Hoppy Paquette, Brian Zyvert, Timothy Brumfiel, Carolyn Deleon, Malachi Gillette, Annette Peshek, Scott France, Rachel Briggs, Madelyn Rhoads, Margaret Date Birthdays Name Date Name Date Walters, Lu Ann Foley, Sue Palmer, Gail Risley, Diane King, Bradley Green, Emily Musso, Nicholas Dugar, Frances Kint, Marge (Marjorie) Krause, Gerald Johnson, Brian Johnson, Sara Lander, Truman Brady, Lila Froeber, Cassie Whitmore, Michael Herriott, Elizabeth Anderson, Cynthia Deleon, Tashiana Nelson, Kelsey Vandre, Anna Mann, Michael Swinson, Joanne Shindel, Alan

11 EASTER FLOWERS We are offering Hyacinths, Tulips, and a Dutch Garden, a combination in one pot of tulip, hyacinth, mini daffodil, and crocus, all in 6 pots. The cost for each is shown below. Please make your check payable to Court Street UMC, with Easter Flowers in the memo, and place it in the offering plate or mail it to the church office (215 N. Court St., Rockford, IL 61103). All memorials and honorariums will be listed in the Easter bulletin. Orders must be received by March 15th. Hyacinth Tulip Dutch Garden x $10.00 = x $10.00 = x $13.00 = TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED = Please list my gift as follows: In MEMORY of (Please print clearly) In HONOR of (Please print clearly) GIVEN by (Please print clearly) PHONE Note here how many of the above plants you will TAKE WITH YOU following the Easter service.

12 Warm weather, longer days and things beginning to sprout in our yards means that spring is just around the corner and the Garden Bazaar is coming. New annuals this year are Sun Impatiens Rose, Grape -Lantana, Orange Geraniums and a hanging basket with red and white Ivy Geraniums. Perennials include Bee Balm in 2 colors, Dianthus, and different colors of Astilbe, Phlox, Echinacea and a dark blue in Clematis. Look for other surprises when you pick up your preorders. The profits from this year s Garden Bazaar will go towards a new water heater (the old one is leaking) the cost for replacement is between $10,000 to $15,000. (Sorry I don t have an exact cost, yet.) There will be no supplemental funds from Thrivent this year because their supplemental program ended September 30, Please pass out the order forms to your friends and family members. Thanks for all your help. Sue Cram

13 Garden Bazaar 2017 Return form & money to Court St. UM Church 215 N. Court St. Rockford, IL Page 1 of 3 Bedding $18.00 Flat (48 Plants) 12-4pks Name QTY Name QTY Ageratum Sun Purple Salvia Sun Blue Dwarf Red Dwarf Red TALL Alyssum Sun White Purple Mixed Snapdragons Sun/Mixed Dwarf Tall Marigolds Sun Bi-Color Orange Yellow Impatiens Shade/Mixed Petunias Sun White Violet Red White Pink Orange Mixed Purple Red Mixed Pink Zinnias Sun/Mixed Dwarf Tall Begonias Dianthus (Annual) Crimson Violet Green Leaf (Pink Flwr) Green Leaf (Red Flwr) Dusty Miller Green Leaf (White Flwr) Green Leaf (Mixed) Lobelia (Blue Moon) Sun Bronze Leaf (Red Flwr) Cosmos (Mixed) Sun Bronze Leaf (Pink Flwr) Moss Roses (Mixed) Coleus Hanging Baskets - $22.50 ea) QTY Geraniums (4.5" $ 4.25 ea) QTY Ivy Geranium Red Pink Red&White Red Pink White Orange Fuchsia Pur/Red Pink/White Shade Coral Violet Impatiens REG Red White Pink Orange Violet Supra Wave Petunias Sun New Guinea Impatiens - (4.5" $4.25 ea) Part Sun Red White Purple Orange Magenta Red White Begonia Part Sun Red Orange Yellow Pink Accent Plants ($3.75 ea, 4.5" pot) QTY Impatiens NEW GUINEA Baskets, New Guinea Impatiens, Pentas, Geraniums etc. Assorted Ivy Red Orange Pink Bacopa Penta ($4.00 ea) QTY Spikes Sprengeri Vinca Vine Red Lavender SUMMARY THIS PAGE Bedding Plants Hanging Baskets QTY TOTAL Wave Petunias - (4.5" Pots -$4.00 ea) Sun Penta Blue Red Purple White Wave Petunias Please remember to turn your check & order form into Court Street United Methodist Church by April 18, Flowers can be picked up on May 19 and 20 at the church. Geraniums New Guinea Impatiens Accent Plants Green Green/White Green/Yellow Green Green Green Grand Name Address Phone Official Use Only: Paid: $ Ck# Amount owed $ 2017 Substitutions may be necessary due to uncontrollable weather conditions or grower availability.

14 Return form & money to Court St. UM Church 215 N. Court St. Additional Plants, Vegetables and Herbs for 2017 Page 2 of 3 Court Street UMC Garden Bazaar Rockford, IL Gerbera Daisies 4.5 " $4.00 ea QTY Lantana $4.00 ea QTY Yellow Banarama Orange Red Pink Berry Blend Marmalade Grape Sweet Potato Vine $4.00 ea QTY Earthly Herbs $3.25 ea Blackie 4.5" pot QTY Marguerite Basil Tri-Color Cilantro Oregano Parsley Flat Vegetables $1.75 ea $24/flat 18 plants QTY Rosemary Early Girl Tomatoes Big Boy Tomatoes Sweet 100's Tomatoes Cherry Sweet Peppers Sage Thyme Roma Tomatoes Euphorbia $4.00 ea QTY Beef Masters Diamond Frost Cucumbers Pumpkin Squash Acorn Squash Butternut SUMMARY THIS PAGE QTY TOTAL Gerbera Daisies Sweet Potato Vine Specialty Plants QTY Vegetables Citronella 6 inch pot $7.25 Specialty Plants Cordyline 6 inch pot $7.25 Lantana Thunbergia 6 inch pot $8.00 Earthly Herbs Sun Impatiens Rose $4.25 Euphorbia Name Address Phone Please remember to turn in your check and order form to Court Street United Methodist Church by April 18, Flowers can be picked up on May 19 and 20 at the church. Official Use Only: Paid: $ Ck# Amount owed $ 2017 Substitutions may be necessary due to uncontrollable weather conditions or grower availability.

15 Return form & money to: Court St. UM Church Perennials for 2017 Page 3 of N. Court St. Court Street UMC Garden Bazaar Rockford, IL Please remember to turn in your form & check made payable to Court Street United Methodist Church by April 18, Orders may be picked up May 19 and 20. Common Name Price Qty Astilbe Burgundy Red $8.25 Astilbe Milk & Honey $8.25 Bee Balm Grape Gum Ball $8.25 Bee Balm Pardon my Cerise $8.25 Dianthus Black Berry Frost $8.25 Dianthus Spiked Punch $8.25 Coreopsis Early Sunrise $8.25 Coreopsis Full Moon $8.25 Coreopsis Hot Paprika $8.25 Creeping Phlox North Hills (white) $8.25 Creeping Phlox Purple Beauty $8.25 Delphinium Cobalt Blue Dreams $8.25 Echinacea Hot Papaya $8.25 Echinacea Julia (orange) $8.25 Echinacea Pow Wow $8.25 Guillardia Arizona Red $8.25 Heuchera Lava Lamp $8.25 Heuchera Cinammon Curl $8.25 Heuchera Ruffles and Truffles $8.25 Heuchera Catching Fire $8.25 Hosta Empress Wu $8.25 Hosta Brother Stefan $8.25 Hosta First Frost $8.25 Phlox Flame Pink $8.25 Phlox Flame White Eye $8.25 Rudbeckia Black Eyed Susans Goldstrum $8.25 Clematis The President $12.00 Name Address Phone Official Use Only: Paid: $ Ck# Amount owed $ 2017 Substitutions may be necessary due to uncontrollable weather conditions or grower availability.