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SPECIAL THANKS! Thanks to Kayla Foster for choreographing a liturgical dance for some of our elementary kids. The group took part in the 8:45am worship service on April 17.

Inside this issue: Blessings Day Recap 2 Food Pantry Update 3 Chinese Update 3 Our Church Family 4 Announcements/ Events 5 Summer Camps 6 Youth Ministry Update 7 Children s Ministry Update 8 Adult

District Superintendent and the Bishop that we will have a change in our pastoral staff effective July 1.

This is a wonderful opportunity for her ministry as she will serve as their Senior Pastor.

1 SPECIAL THANKS! Thanks to Kayla Foster for choreographing a liturgical dance for some of our elementary kids. The group took part in the 8:45am worship service on April 17. We hope to have more opportunities like this in the coming months. Thanks to Claire Casey, Katie Casey, Anna Easter, Laheri Foster and Madeline Head for taking part. Inside this issue: Blessings Day Recap 2 Food Pantry Update 3 Chinese Update 3 Our Church Family 4 Announcements/ Events 5 Summer Camps 6 Youth Ministry Update 7 Children s Ministry Update 8 Adult Summer Reading 9 VBS 10 May Edition Volume 2016, Issue 4 Update from Staff Parish Relations Committee As was shared immediately after our services on Sunday, April 24th, we have been notified by the District Superintendent and the Bishop that we will have a change in our pastoral staff effective July 1. With excitement for her, but sadness for us, Pastor Bev has been appointed to Ardmore UMC here in Winston-Salem. This is a wonderful opportunity for her ministry as she will serve as their Senior Pastor. The DS and Bishop confirmed that Pastor Jeff will continue with us here at Maple Springs as our Senior Pastor. We are blessed to have him and his gifts as he will help us with our mission to bring others to Christ. Rev. Bev Coppley We are happy to announce that the DS and Bishop have also made an appointment to have Pastor Gary Mahathey serve as an Associate Pastor here at Maple Springs. Gary comes to us from the New Home/Shady Grove charge in East Bend where he has been the pastor for two churches for the past 4 years. The SPRC met with Gary and all were impressed with his ministry gifts and what he can bring to Maple Springs. Gary and his wife will move back to their home in Winston-Salem where they lived for many years. Gary s prior appointment was at Mt. Tabor UMC where he began his career in ministry after a career in sales with Graybar Electric Co. Look for upcoming communications about a time of celebration to honor Bev. SPRC will also plan an opportunity for you all to get a chance to meet Gary after he begins his appointment with us. Changes of our pastoral staff can be a time of anticipation for our church and we need to be open to God s provision of what is needed to grow his kingdom. If you have any questions, please reach out to Jeff or Bev or any member of the Staff Parish Relations Committee. Ceil Hodgin, Chair, Staff Parish Relations Committee 2016 Staff Parish Relations Committee Ceil Hodgin Sonja Ross Lynn Bailey Chris Douglas Matt Honeycutt Frank Thomas Harvey Huffman Julie Bass James Casey Michael Boyles (Lay Leader) Marty Carlisle Peter Zhang Rev. Gary Mahathey

Maple Springs Life Blessings Day 2016 Recap CHURCH STAFF Pastor: Rev. Jeff Coppley jeff@maplesprings.org x 403 Pastor: Rev. Bev Coppley bev@maplesprings.org x 404 Associate Chinese Pastor: Rev.

2 Maple Springs Life Blessings Day 2016 Recap CHURCH STAFF Pastor: Rev. Jeff Coppley x 403 Pastor: Rev. Bev Coppley x 404 Associate Chinese Pastor: Rev. Vicky Deng x 413 Coordinator of Administration: Daniell Nagle x 402 Coordinator of Children & Family: Mary Taylor Setliff x 405 Coordinator of Youth & Next Generation Ministries: Joe Hout x 407 Adult Spiritual Formation: Erin Moses x 408 Director of Traditional Music: Jayson Snipes x 410 Finance Director: A.Q. Cook x 406 Finance Assistant: Lisa Aldhizer x439 Communications Coordinator: Jennifer Kiger Chapman x 434 Music Ministries: Beth Juran x 417 Coordinator of Weekday School: Melicent Hammaker x 409 Food Pantry Coordinator: Allison Kelly allison@maplesprings.org x 416 Director of Contemporary Music: Jerry Chapman jerry@maplesprings.org Organist: Dennis Raley Audio Technician: Neal Goode Nursery Coordinator: Katherine Hinerman Women gathered and blessings flowed this Blessings Day 2016! In a few hours, this enthusiastic group managed to: Create 30 cheerful sock cupcakes (to warm cold feet) for distribution to church members through various visitation programs. See Erin to deliver one. Assembled 11 beautiful double-sided fleece lap blankets for local Hospice patients. The patients and caregivers love them and greet us with open arms at delivery time each year. Special thanks to those who took extras home to complete! Put together 12 Birthday Party Bags. Each colorful bag held party supplies for one child s birthday party plates, cups, napkins, balloons, candles, cake mix, and frosting. These bags are a big hit at the Battered Women s Shelter, a crisis setting where children s birthdays are often overlooked. Wrote messages on beautiful handmade inspirational cards (thank you, Nancy Karriker!) to Methodist missionaries. We have already received notes from several of the recipients expressing their joy and appreciation at being so lovingly remembered for their service. Assembled 105 Encouragement treat bags for Old Town School teachers and staff. Filled the Preschool kitchen counters with Appreciation Snacks for our beloved Preschool staff. MSUMC is Looking for a Ministry Leader! We are looking for a leader for our Monthly Maple Springers Senior Adult Ministry. A Team of workers is in place and this ministry is well organized. You will be trained to lead! Page 2 Contact Erin Moses at erin@maplesprings.org.

10 Things You Can Do to Feed the Need Volume 2016, Issue 4 Thank you for your support of our Food Pantry Flower Garden Food Drive! Stay tuned to hear the results of this church-wide effort.

8) If you garden or farm, donate your surplus harvest. 7) Start a food drive at your office, school or in your neighborhood.

3) Make a small financial gift - every $1 gift secures 5 pounds of food. 2) Volunteer your time: Ask your employer if they provide community service days.

3 10 Things You Can Do to Feed the Need Volume 2016, Issue 4 Thank you for your support of our Food Pantry Flower Garden Food Drive! Stay tuned to hear the results of this church-wide effort. Top 10 things you can do to Feed the Need in our community: 10) Learn more about food insecurity. 9) Donate a $1.00 can opener from the Dollar Tree. 8) If you garden or farm, donate your surplus harvest. 7) Start a food drive at your office, school or in your neighborhood. 6) Ask for food donations in lieu of gifts at your next birthday celebration. 5) Consider healthy choices when choosing foods to donate. 4) Donate paper towels, toilet paper and toiletry items. 3) Make a small financial gift - every $1 gift secures 5 pounds of food. 2) Volunteer your time: Ask your employer if they provide community service days. 1) Pray that we will always be a source of love and hope in our community. To learn more, please contact Allison Kelly, Food Pantry Coordinator at allison@maplesprings.org. Chinese Ministry Update If you ask me what changes I have experienced after I became a Christian, to be honest, I don t see many in me. I still sin and make mistakes, and make up excuses for them. Other people may have the wisdom to give better answers to that question. I have but this to say for now: when I trust God, who is mighty and just, I am set free from my own fears. - Tianchen W. (baptized on ) More information will be available soon about a Volunteer Meeting for current and prospective food pantry volunteers.. - Allison Kelly, Food Pantry Coordinator Every Saturday night, Craven Hall and Cokesbury Room are alive with college students from Winston Salem area. They play basketball, they have dinner together, they learn to sing Christian hymns and songs, and they study the Gospel of Luke together with many questions. These are young students from China getting their undergraduate/graduate education here, who, most likely, did not have much intersection with Christianity back home. Here in the mission field at Maple Springs, they are welcome to be a part of some or all of the evening with other students. Tianchen has been coming off and on for the past 3 years and made the decision last year to accept Christ as her Savior. She was baptized here at church on Easter. Page 3 Page 3

Maple Springs Life Our Church Family MEMORIALS & HONORARIUMS Fellowship Class In Memory of Mrs. Stella Abbott: Mrs. Carolyn L. Beeson In Memory of Mr. Charles Edwin Eller: In Memory of Miss Laura L.

Jonathan and Alisa Brake - Ann Butner - Everette Butner - Catherine Collins - Les Collins - Susan Collins - Margie Eller - John Hart - Vera McAllister Naval Reserve CPO Tim Wooten (Saudi Arabia) -

of her brother. Sympathy to Lou Elesha and family on the death of her husband, Bill Elesha. Sympathy to D ann and Jack Herschel and Lynn Bailey on the death of Sterling Evans.

4 Maple Springs Life Our Church Family MEMORIALS & HONORARIUMS Fellowship Class In Memory of Mrs. Stella Abbott: Mrs. Carolyn L. Beeson In Memory of Mr. Charles Edwin Eller: In Memory of Miss Laura L. Hart: In Memory of Virginia Maultsby: In Memory of Dr. Wallace Berry Maultsby, Jr.: PRAYER CONCERNS - Joe Collins - Bob Crouch - Buford Edwards - Helen Lominac - Rev. Jonathan and Alisa Brake - Ann Butner - Everette Butner - Catherine Collins - Les Collins - Susan Collins - Margie Eller - John Hart - Vera McAllister Naval Reserve CPO Tim Wooten (Saudi Arabia) - Stephen Ashley (Lisa Venable s Brother) - Gus Davis (Ben Stansberry s Grandfather) - Ann Snipes (Jayson Snipes Grandmother) - Clyde Young (Michael Young s Dad) Sympathy to Becky Bailey on the death of her brother. Sympathy to Lou Elesha and family on the death of her husband, Bill Elesha. Sympathy to D ann and Jack Herschel and Lynn Bailey on the death of Sterling Evans. Please join us as we celebrate the 50th wedding anniversary of Pat and Dan Craver. June 5, 2016 from 2:00pm - 4:00pm in Craven Hall No gifts, please. Hosted by their children. In Memory of Mrs. Doris Fulton: Mr. Billy Hunter Mrs. Carolyn L. Beeson In Memory of Mr. Tommy Rominger: Mrs. Bonnie Adams Mr. & Mrs. Wiles Farr Mrs. Bonnie Adams Mrs. Carolyn L. Beeson In Memory of Mrs. Coleen Mickey Day: Mrs. Martha Walker Mrs. Bonnie Adams Mrs. Carolyn L. Beeson BAPTISM Kinsley Ann Wooten-Todd was baptized. She is the daughter of Hannah Wooten and Ridge Todd. BIRTH In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. Bailey Howard: Mr. & Mrs. Wiles Farr DEATHS Bill Elesha The sympathy of the congregation is expressed to their families and loved ones. Nora Grace Taylor was born on April 22, 2015 (8 pounds 2 ounces) to proud parents Matt and Stacie Taylor and proud big sister, Rylan Taylor. Page 4

Announcements & Upcoming Events Old Town School New Book Collection May 1 - May 22 MSUMC is hosting a New Book Collection for all Kindergarten level students at Old Town School.

FIRST WEDNESDAY WISDOM Wednesday, May 4 4:30pm - 5:30pm & 6:30pm - 7:30pm Cokesbury Room Reflections on Yom HaShoah: A Christian Conversation on a Jewish Memorial Day Join Pastor Bev for an

The word shoah means calamity In Hebrew, and we will thoughtfully remember the 11-17 million persons (not only Jews, but Poles, Soviets, persons with disabilities, gay persons, and political and

5 Announcements & Upcoming Events Old Town School New Book Collection May 1 - May 22 MSUMC is hosting a New Book Collection for all Kindergarten level students at Old Town School. Collection boxes are in the side narthex of the sanctuary and at the entrance to Craven Hall. For more information, please contact Kay Tuttle at FIRST WEDNESDAY WISDOM Wednesday, May 4 4:30pm - 5:30pm & 6:30pm - 7:30pm Cokesbury Room Reflections on Yom HaShoah: A Christian Conversation on a Jewish Memorial Day Join Pastor Bev for an appreciative conversation of the Jewish life and faith, as we gather in the Cokesbury Room on Wednesday, May 4, which is Yom HaShoah, also called Holocaust Memorial Day. The word shoah means calamity In Hebrew, and we will thoughtfully remember the million persons (not only Jews, but Poles, Soviets, persons with disabilities, gay persons, and political and religious opponents) who died at the hands of the Nazis in the 20th century. Bring your insights and questions, as we remember the victims of the Holocaust, reflect on history as well as current events, and pray for the peace of Jerusalem and the world. From Elinor & Jan Heermans (Elinor is a former Christian educator of Maple Springs) Please save the date: the Fourth of June, the day that we were wed! We ve got a plan to celebrate a mere one month ahead. We re inviting you to join us here at Salem UMC. From 2pm to 5pm, that s where we re going to be, In Denver, North Carolina, with lots of revelry! There ll be food and friends and fellowship, as well as wedding cake. And Kathleen, our grand girls and Brian, entertaining music will make! Our wedding vows we will renew and memories we ll share Through many stories and pictures. We hope you can be there. But, if perchance, your calendar is full and you can t come that day, We ask a little favor: please send along our way A note and/or some photos of past good times we ve shared. We ll be forever grateful to know you really cared! It s our Golden Anniversary bring your family, not a gift. We look forward to getting together, your presence gives us a lift! Our home address for mailing memories: 137 Cross Center Road, Cabin 133 Denver, NC Call or for directions to the reception at Salem UMC. ( , jpjeermans@gmail.com) Volume 2016, Issue 4 Bring your insights and questions, as we remember the victims of the Holocaust. Rev. Bev Coppley, Pastor Page 5 Page 5

Maple Springs Life We look forward to welcoming and celebrating our new members on May 22! Rev.

RSVP via the bulletin tear-off sheet or by contacting the church office. May menu includes hamburgers with trimmings, baked beans, potato salad, and ice cream sandwiches.

For more information or to RSVP, please contact Mary Taylor Setliff (marytaylor@maplesprings.org, 722-7563).

Come join us as we discover Life at Maple Springs, your Spiritual Life with God, John Wesley (our founding church father), and your Spiritual Gifts and place in ministry.

6 Maple Springs Life We look forward to welcoming and celebrating our new members on May 22! Rev. Jeff Coppley, Pastor Page 6 Announcements & Upcoming Events (Cont d) FIRST WEDNESDAY NIGHT DINNER Wednesday, May 4 5:30pm - 6:30pm Craven Fellowship Hall Join us for a monthly fellowship dinner! RSVP via the bulletin tear-off sheet or by contacting the church office. May menu includes hamburgers with trimmings, baked beans, potato salad, and ice cream sandwiches. First -time guests enjoy free admission to their first Wednesday dinner! Cost: $5 adults / $4 Children (5th Grade and under) / $20 maximum per family. For more information or to RSVP, please contact Mary Taylor Setliff (marytaylor@maplesprings.org, ). The PATH to Membership Class Sundays, May 1, 8, 15, 29 10:00-10:45am in M25 The Path is especially designed for newcomers and new members of the church. Come join us as we discover Life at Maple Springs, your Spiritual Life with God, John Wesley (our founding church father), and your Spiritual Gifts and place in ministry. We welcome you into this path of spiritual development as we grow in our faith walk with Christ and bear fruit for the world. If interested in attending, please contact erin@maplesprings.org. NEW MEMBER SUNDAY Sunday, May 22 8:45am & 11:00am Worship Services If you have not yet joined Maple Springs, this Sunday is a great time to do so! New members will be treated to a Welcome and Celebration Breakfast, hosted by the Adult Spiritual Formation Committee will be held in Craven Hall at 10:00 a.m. Please Erin Moses at erin@maplesprings.org to join in. Summer Music Camp by Beth Juran CELEBRATION MUSIC CAMP June Registration is now open for our annual summer music camp! There are a few changes to our camp this year - the big one is a name change. We are now CELEBRATION Music Camp. The other change is that this year we are starting on Sunday afternoon, June 26, with the children coming from 4:00-5:30pm. At 5:30pm parents and siblings are invited to join us for a hot dog supper. Camp will then run from 9:30am - 1:00pm, Monday through Thursday. We will end our camp time with a CELEBRATION Sharing Time on Thursday evening at 7:00pm in our Sanctuary. Camp is open to all children who will be in 1st - 6th grade in the school year. The cost of camp is $40 for the first child, and $25 for each additional sibling. If you would like information on how to sponsor a child or a brochure to register, please contact Beth Juran at beth@maplesprings.org. Mother/Daughter Brunch by Mary Taylor Setliff Mother/Daughter Brunch Saturday, May 7 9:30am - 10:30am Cokesbury Room Mothers and daughters are invited to brunch! $5 per person includes sausage cheddar quiche, ham biscuits, assorted muffins and fruit. RSVP via the bulletin tear-off card or by ing Mary Taylor Setliff at marytaylor@maplesprings.org by May 4 at 12:00pm. Invite your mother, sisters, and church family to join us. Come out and celebrate the mothers of our church family!

Youth Ministry Updates by Joe Hout CONFIRMATION 2016 Our 8 Confirmands continue their journey through Confirmation. We had the opportunity to participate in a Winston-Salem InterFaith event.

We were even on the local news! We also had the opportunity to go on our Confirmation Retreat at Lake Junaluska, where we gathered with other Confirmation classes from all around.

Pray for these 8 youth who are building a foundation on Christ, learning more and more what it means to be a member of the body.

Looking at a psalm each week, working their way through the book, they have just done Psalm 72, finishing Book II! Proud of our youth and their commitment to God's Word and going deeper.

7 Youth Ministry Updates by Joe Hout CONFIRMATION 2016 Our 8 Confirmands continue their journey through Confirmation. We had the opportunity to participate in a Winston-Salem InterFaith event. We attended a Mosque, a Moravian church, and a Catholic church. It was very educational and a good opportunity to build bridges and friendships with those in our community. We were even on the local news! We also had the opportunity to go on our Confirmation Retreat at Lake Junaluska, where we gathered with other Confirmation classes from all around. They made their confirmation stoles at this weekend (Make sure you check them out on Confirmation Sunday!). Pray for these 8 youth who are building a foundation on Christ, learning more and more what it means to be a member of the body. PSALMSUPPER: 6:00pm-7:30pm At Allen's Dairy Treats Our High School youth have been studying the book of Psalms over the past two years. Looking at a psalm each week, working their way through the book, they have just done Psalm 72, finishing Book II! Proud of our youth and their commitment to God's Word and going deeper. #GoodSoil: 4:15pm Our Middle School midweek small group plays ukulele! They continue to study the Gospel Parables, digging deep into God's Word. Second Sunday: Monthly All Youth Meeting A BIG thank you to our youth for serving at the Easter Eggstravaganza by running games! After helping, they had their own Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt. Lots of great time together in community! Volume 2016, Issue 4 Junior/Senior Retreat at Camp Tekoa May 6-7 Confirmation Sunday May 15 Graduation Sunday June 5 HSP (Highland Service Project) High School Youth June serviceproject.org WSUP (Winston-Salem Urban Project) Middle and High School Youth July Page 7 May Volume No Reynolda Road Winston Salem, NC maplesprings.org Page 7

Maple Springs Life Thanks for helping us be a Safe Sanctuary.

from Sunday School and make sure the teacher is ready to receive them when they arrive. We want to ensure an adult-to-adult hand-off when children are entering and exiting their classes.

Update Volunteer Covenant Statements: Volunteer Covenant Statements must be updated every 2 years.

As a part of this process, you will also complete a form that will allow us to conduct a criminal background check.

Jessica's Law Procedures: Our policy addresses the limited situations in which a registered sex offender can lawfully be on church property.

8 Maple Springs Life Thanks for helping us be a Safe Sanctuary. - Maple Springs Safe Sanctuary Committee Page 8 Safe Sanctuaries Update Here are a few reminders of our policies: Escort Children in the Building: Please escort children 5th grade and younger to and from Sunday School and make sure the teacher is ready to receive them when they arrive. We want to ensure an adult-to-adult hand-off when children are entering and exiting their classes. Children should not be wandering around the building alone at any time. If your child needs to leave the church service (even for a trip around the corner to the bathroom), please go with them. Update Volunteer Covenant Statements: Volunteer Covenant Statements must be updated every 2 years. If you volunteer in our children's or youth ministries, but have not updated your form, please do so and turn it into Mary Taylor. As a part of this process, you will also complete a form that will allow us to conduct a criminal background check. You will also need to attend a Safe Sanctuaries training session within six months of updating your form. Watch the newsletter and e-news for dates and times of upcoming sessions. Jessica's Law Procedures: Our policy addresses the limited situations in which a registered sex offender can lawfully be on church property. If you are aware of a registered sex offender who is participating in meetings or other activities on church premises, please notify the pastors so that we can ensure compliance with our Safe Sanctuaries procedures. Six-Month Rule: We welcome parents and other family members to attend children and youth events and to help out under the supervision of another volunteer or church staff member. However, volunteers must regularly attend Maple Springs for a minimum of six months before they can serve as the lead adult when working with children or youth. Childrens Ministry Updates by Mary Taylor Setliff ON THE MOVE: ACTION & SERVICE CAMP August All current 3rd, 4th and 5th graders are invited to take part in our first On the Move: Action and Service Camp. We will meet each day from 9am to 4pm. The cost for the camp is $60. Each day we will spend a part of the day serving others and the other part having fun doing some kind of action. If you have questions, please contact Mary Taylor Setliff at marytaylor@maplesprings.org. The deadline to register is June 15. Club 45 Sunday, May 15 4:00pm - 6:00pm Craven Hall Club 45 will meet for their final gathering of the school year. Come and celebrate our last meeting together! MAD4X: Our 3rd, 4th and 5th graders spent the afternoon of Sunday, April 17 with the Yadkin Valley District of the UMC at Bunker Hill UMC in Kernersville. We had a fun afternoon of games, inflatables, food and missions. We learned about the mission opportunities at Rupert Bell Park and put together summer bags for kids who attend church there. We hope to get involved there soon!

Youth Ministry Updates (continued) TAKING DINNER TO WESLEY AT WAKE Maple Springs was able to support the ministry of the Wesley Foundation at Wake Forest University by taking them dinner.

These forces are often termed "principalities and powers." What are some of the practices Paul advocated for followers of Jesus in light of these "powers?

We are adopting our very own Dr. Robert Moses' book as our summer read: Practices of Power: Revisiting the Principalities and Powers in the Pauline Letters.

9 Youth Ministry Updates (continued) TAKING DINNER TO WESLEY AT WAKE Maple Springs was able to support the ministry of the Wesley Foundation at Wake Forest University by taking them dinner. 50 students enjoyed some good Chicken... It's Bo Time! It was great to visit and connect with them. Volume 2016, Issue 4 Join the church in our study of our very own Dr. Robert Moses book, Practices of Power. - Erin Moses, Adult Adult Summer Reading/Fall Study by Erin Moses The apostle Paul takes for granted a universe animated by powerful spiritual forces, which are sometimes hostile to believers. These forces are often termed "principalities and powers." What are some of the practices Paul advocated for followers of Jesus in light of these "powers?" How can this important teaching of the New Testament be relevant for us in our day? If you are interested in this topic, then I invite you to join in on an engaging summer read. We are adopting our very own Dr. Robert Moses' book as our summer read: Practices of Power: Revisiting the Principalities and Powers in the Pauline Letters. The summer reading will culminate in a month-long study of Paul s conception of the principalities and powers this coming fall led by Dr. Moses. If you would like a copy of the book to be reading over the summer, you may purchase a copy from Amazon or Barnes & Noble (Robert will autograph for free!). If interested in attending the study or you have any questions, please contact Erin Moses at erin@maplesprings.org. Spiritual Formation Coordinator Page 9 May Volume No Reynolda Road Winston Salem, NC maplesprings.org Page 9

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Inside this issue: February Volume 2017 No Reynolda Road Winston Salem, NC maplesprings.org February 2017 Edition Volume 2017 Issue 2 Inside this issue: New Sermon Series 2 Upcoming Events 3 Youth Ministry 4 Blessings Day 5 Our Church Family 6 Odds & Ends 7 February Volume 2017 No. 2 2569 Reynolda