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for this year s Holy Week and Easter that will touch

Service Matthew 26:24-27 Hosanna A Lenten Love Song Who

ng to Town? April 16, 2017 Easter Sunday 7:30 a.m.

Worship Luke 22:7-20 UbiCaritas The Passover April 14,

1 The SPIRE Morristown United Methodist Church 50 South Park Place, Morristown, NJ Phone: Vol. 17, No. 4 April 2017 We are preparing inspiring worship services for this year s Holy Week and Easter that will touch your hearts and bring you closer to God. Join us for these special services. April 9, 2017 Palm/Passion Sunday 10:15 am Worship Service Matthew 26:24-27 Hosanna A Lenten Love Song Who is Coming to Town? April 16, 2017 Easter Sunday 7:30 a.m. On the Green April 13, 2017 Holy Thursday 7:30 pm Worship Luke 22:7-20 UbiCaritas The Passover April 14, 2017 Good Friday 7:30 pm Worship Matthew 27:32-54 Wondrous Love The Ultimate Sacrifice! Worship Service 10:15 a.m. Matthew 28:1-10 The Day of Resurrection Praise to the Lamb! Rise and Shine!

The Cho-sen Words Greetings! Welcome to this season of spring, and a time of re-birthing. We are a vibrant multi-cultural and multi-generational church.

2 The Cho-sen Words Greetings! Welcome to this season of spring, and a time of re-birthing. We are a vibrant multi-cultural and multi-generational church. We are seeking to be a faith community which welcomes people of all backgrounds and walks of life. We believe in reflecting God s inclusive love for all. Recently, I have come across the following article from Scientific American entitled How Diversity Makes Us Smarter : Decades of research by organizational scientists, psychologists, sociologists, economists and demographers show that socially diverse groups (that is, those with a diversity of race, ethnicity, gender and sexual orientation) are more innovative than homogeneous groups. It seems obvious that a group of people with diverse individual expertise would be better than a homogeneous group at solving complex, non-routine problems. It is less obvious that social diversity should work in the same way yet the science shows that it does. This is not only because people with different backgrounds bring new information. Simply interacting with individuals who are different forces group members to prepare better, to anticipate alternative viewpoints and to expect that reaching consensus will take effort. Being around people who are different from us makes us more creative, more diligent and harder-working. I can attest to this in my ministry. One of the real gifts I have received while growing up in Hawaii was learning how to live in harmony with people of all cultural and other backgrounds. Living in the islands motivate people to learn how to co-exist and cooperate with others, especially those who are different from you. After all, how far could people drive away or swim away from those they don t like in that island state? Not too far. Throughout my life and ministry, I have been inspired by Henry Nouwen, a remarkable spiritual leader of our time, who said: Your difference from me is your gift to me; and my difference from you is my gift to you. Morristown UMC we are God s gift to our beloved community here and to the world. Our mission is to help our people and others to embrace all the differences as mutual gifts for each other. We can do this by becoming God s beloved community. For our Easter Celebration this year, I pray that the Resurrection of our Lord will bring all peoples together as one God s family united in God s amazing gift of life and love. See you in Church. Love and Peace, Brandon 2

Matthew 28:1-10 April 23, 2017 Second Sunday of Easter Sight Unseen John 24:13-35 April 30, 2017 Third Sunday of Easter Truly Risen Indeed Luke 24:13-25 Jack Scharf preaching 3 Joint Early Easter

3 April 2, 2017 Fifth Sunday of Lent Holy Communion Jesus: The Good Shepherd John 10:11-16 April 9, 2017 Palm/Passion Sunday Who is Coming to Town? Matthew 26:14-27 April 13, 2017 Holy Thursday The Passover Luke 22:7-20 April 14, 2017 Good Friday The Ultimate Sacrifice Matthew 27:32-54 April 16, 2017 Easter Sunday Sunrise Service at 7:30 a.m. On the Green Easter Worship at 10:15 Rise and Shine! Matthew 28:1-10 April 23, 2017 Second Sunday of Easter Sight Unseen John 24:13-35 April 30, 2017 Third Sunday of Easter Truly Risen Indeed Luke 24:13-25 Jack Scharf preaching 3 Joint Early Easter Morning Service With the Market Street Mission Friends At 7:30 a.m. on the Green Easter Sunday, April 16 th This year for Easter, our church will have the joy of celebrating our Lord s Resurrection with our friends from the Market Street Mission at 7:30 a.m. on the Green. This will be the first time in many years to hold our joint Easter service. After the service, we are invited to a good breakfast at the Market Street Mission. We anticipate about 60 to 80 from the Market Street Mission and several from our church. So, come on down and let us welcome our Lord s Resurrection in early Easter morning together. Nueva Esperanza Pastor Charles Perez Spring is here and welcome to a new season! I am so excited, as your associate pastor, in being part of the ASP mission this year. To have the opportunity to help in one of the unloading days and to build relationship with some of the great people involved was such a blessing to me. Nueva Esperanza has two upcoming events about which I ask for your prayers, and of course you are more than welcome to join us. On April 2 nd we will be having a special service called, "God Loves the Immigrant." The worship and preaching will be on this subject. Afterwards, we will have a workshop, with some light food, on the subject of immigration called, "Know Your Rights." This is a service and a workshop for our immigrant brothers and sisters to experience God's grace and for them to be knowledgeable on the subject of immigration according to today's politics. On June 4 th we will have our one year anniversary celebration and we will invite all of our Hispanic Congregations in our UMC and Morristown UMC to come and give God praise for what he is doing in our church and in our community to make the circle wider. Service will be at 3:30pm with a meal afterwards. We will also celebrate our first four members of Nueva Esperanza into our Morristown UMC family and a baptism as well. This is an exciting season of blossoming that I look forward to, and hope and pray that all of you will join us.

HOLY BAPTISM The Youth Group meets to grow spiritually through fellowship, mission, music and worship. All youth in Grades 6 though 12 are welcome.

8:00 p.m.) ASP MEETING Sunday, April 9 (12:00pm 1:30pm) A new member of the MUMC family was baptized on March 26 th. Welcome, Mia Rose Davis.

LOCK-IN EASTER No Youth Group Sunday, April 16 Saturday and Sunday, April 29-30 (5:00pm) NEW ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM BEGINS SUNDAY, APRIL 30 th Please join

This will be six week study of the Apostles Creed using the Rev. Adam Hamilton s latest study.

Jesus Christ Week 3 The Holy Spirit Week 4 The Church and the Communion of Saints Week 5 The Forgiveness of Sins Week 6 The Resurrection of the Body Whether

Jack Scharf will be facilitating. Hope you can join us! Calling all softball players!

4 HOLY BAPTISM The Youth Group meets to grow spiritually through fellowship, mission, music and worship. All youth in Grades 6 though 12 are welcome... bring a friend or two. APRIL MOVIE NIGHT Bring your favorite snack Sunday, April 2 (5:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m.) ASP MEETING Sunday, April 9 (12:00pm 1:30pm) A new member of the MUMC family was baptized on March 26 th. Welcome, Mia Rose Davis. She is front center in the photo above with Pastor Brandon, her parents, Ana and Evan, and her big sisters, Celia and Ava. Blessings. LOCK-IN EASTER No Youth Group Sunday, April 16 Saturday and Sunday, April (5:00pm) NEW ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM BEGINS SUNDAY, APRIL 30 th Please join us for our newest Adult Education program beginning on Sunday, April 30 th at 9 am in the 2 nd Floor Library. This will be six week study of the Apostles Creed using the Rev. Adam Hamilton s latest study. As always this will be an interactive, participatory study and will cover these six key Christian beliefs stated in the Apostles Creed: Week 1 God Week 2 Jesus Christ Week 3 The Holy Spirit Week 4 The Church and the Communion of Saints Week 5 The Forgiveness of Sins Week 6 The Resurrection of the Body Whether you have been a long time Methodist or a recent member of our Christian community you will find this a valuable and interesting study. Jack Scharf will be facilitating. Hope you can join us! Calling all softball players! MUMC has a recreation softball team that plays in the North Jersey Christian Softball League. We play in the Fellowship League, which is a wooden bat, co-ed recreation league. Games are played on weeknights (once a week) from the end of April through the beginning of July. We are looking for players, 14 and up, of any skill level, male and female. Please contact Vince Cattano if you are interested or would like more info. vcattano@gmail.com;

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Hero Central It s not too early to begin thinking about our annual Vacation Bible School.

The theme is Hero Central Discover Your Strength in God. Will you (or your child) attend? Will you volunteer to help out? Will you support the program? Or all three?

We will need toilet paper rolls, paper towel rolls, and glass baby food jars. Thanks so much for your help. Please contact the church office or speak with Nancy Frantz to express your interest.

Although financial challenges remain, for the first time in a long time we finished the year just barely in the black, meaning we did not have to dip into the new year s revenues to meet our final

Again, many thanks to all who supported the church financially in 2016. Some information on the pledge drive. The amount pledged for 2017 was about 1% more than was pledged for 2016.

5 VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Hero Central It s not too early to begin thinking about our annual Vacation Bible School. This year VBS will be held here at MUMC August 7-11, 2017 and will be organized jointly with Bethel AME Church and the Morristown Korean Methodist Church. The theme is Hero Central Discover Your Strength in God. Will you (or your child) attend? Will you volunteer to help out? Will you support the program? Or all three? We especially need a volunteer to handle publicity you won t even have to attend VBS. We also could use your help in accumulating some of the items that we will need for our craft projects. We will need toilet paper rolls, paper towel rolls, and glass baby food jars. Thanks so much for your help. Please contact the church office or speak with Nancy Frantz to express your interest. You may reach Nancy at or frantzn@optimum.net. Just a note to thank everyone who supported our church financially during the past year and pledged in our 2017 Stewardship Campaign. Although financial challenges remain, for the first time in a long time we finished the year just barely in the black, meaning we did not have to dip into the new year s revenues to meet our final Conference Obligation payment. Much of the credit for this goes to the close-the-gap efforts led by Pastor Brandon and supported by members who went over and above their pledges in Again, many thanks to all who supported the church financially in Some information on the pledge drive. The amount pledged for 2017 was about 1% more than was pledged for There was a 7% increase in the number of pledges and a total of 14 new pledges came in. 41% of the people who pledged in 2016 increased their 2017 pledge. Your financial support is the fuel that moves us forward in 2017 allowing us to realize our vision of becoming God s beloved community, changing lives and transforming communities. Thanks to all for your continued support of MUMC. The Finance Committee Thank for all the kind words and prayers for my family and me after the death of my father, Yet Pang Tom. Pastor Brandon Cho and Pastor Vijaya Kumar (of the First United Methodist Church of Scotch Plains where my parents attended the Chinese services) led a lovely funeral service which celebrated his long and active life with family and friends. Sincerely, Cherry 5

Fourth Annual Shower for OUR Kitchen Sunday, April 2, 2017 Fellowship Hall All members and friends invited! Bagels and coffee are a delightful treat on Sunday mornings after worship service.

Well, we have a loyal and caring kitchen crew, but they need our yearly help with the Kitchen Shower to re-supply the things we use most often.

We have taken some items off previous lists, but know that our greatest needs are for Coffee and Paper Towels. And if you can t shop, we will happily accept store gift cards or cash donations.

The Kitchen Crew Emmy Lu Friant, Barbara Morris, Nancy Nutt, Jean Stubaus, Carol Radis and Elizabeth Torres WISH LIST COFFEE regular ***** and DeCaf Lemonade mix large cans, Liquid dish detergent

6 Fourth Annual Shower for OUR Kitchen Sunday, April 2, 2017 Fellowship Hall All members and friends invited! Bagels and coffee are a delightful treat on Sunday mornings after worship service. But, do you ever wonder who supplies and coordinates Coffee Hour and the other uses of our kitchen? Well, we have a loyal and caring kitchen crew, but they need our yearly help with the Kitchen Shower to re-supply the things we use most often. So please see the list below and bring in your donations so that we can continue these events. We have taken some items off previous lists, but know that our greatest needs are for Coffee and Paper Towels. And if you can t shop, we will happily accept store gift cards or cash donations. We ll shop for you! Thank you for helping to restock our kitchen and helping the church s budget! The Kitchen Crew Emmy Lu Friant, Barbara Morris, Nancy Nutt, Jean Stubaus, Carol Radis and Elizabeth Torres WISH LIST COFFEE regular ***** and DeCaf Lemonade mix large cans, Liquid dish detergent Liquid hand soap, PAPER TOWELS ***** Plastic forks (white or clear), Sugar packets White napkins luncheon size, White, plastic, foam or paper dessert plates, Coffee cups 10 oz. Cold cups 7 oz., Aluminum foil ***** We need LOTS of these items! Interfaith Food Pantry Our cart to collect for the Interfaith Food Pantry has been relatively sparse for the last few months. How fortunate most of us are to be able to shop & pay for our groceries. And, how easy it is to forget the less fortunate who rely on the Food Pantries. Let us try to help those people & fill up our Food Cart. And don t forget to keep clipping and saving Labels for Education that are on many products, such as Campbell s Soup and many cereals. They are used to buy things like laptops for school children. Thanks for your help. Barbara Morris 6 April 1 Gail Ginnett 2 Denise Schmidt 3 Kaylyn Davis 5 Sarah Michal 6 Ann Rothweiler Hochman Chris Scharf 8 Sonya Burroughs Chip Miller 9 Brian Gilbert 10 Erika Davis 12 Eric Frantz April Kuryluk 18 Judy Rivera 19 Les Sutton 20 Andres Torres 21 Carol Ferraro 22 Jacqueline Quinn 24 Hannah Foster Matt Hansen 26 Tracey Coutts 28 Hailey Arakelian 29 Clive Coutts, Jr. 30 Pearl Park YOUR CHURCH FAMILY NEEDS SOME HELPING HANDS! Holly Dinneny There are many great things happening in our church family and we are looking for some helping hands to join in the fun and help out. If you or someone you know is a good fit for one of the roles below, please reach out to the contact provided for more information. Sunday Morning Infant Care Provider: An adult able to provide TLC in the infant room during our 10:15 Sunday morning service about once every six weeks, with the help of a teen. Contact: Holly Dinneny hdinneny@optonline.net VBS Leadership Leader-in-Training : An adult or adults who could work with Nancy Frantz organizing and executing this Summer s Vacation Bible School (August 7-11) in preparation for taking the lead coordinator spot in Contact Nancy Frantz at frantzn@optimum.net New Members to join the AVE Ministries Team. Adult(s) or mature teens who could help with AV checks and set-up prior to Sunday morning services and running equipment during the worship service. Contact Vince Cattano at vcattano@gmail.com.

WWW.MORRISTOWNUMC.ORG WEBSITE IMPROVEMENTS Please check out our improved website at www.morristownumc.org.

The text on the videos, of course, is our church s Vision Statement. If you click on the Upcoming Events box it will take you to all of you upcoming church events which will be continually updated.

Also thanks to our webmaster, Kevin Vance, for all of his work in putting the new website into operation. Your feedback is always appreciated.

7 WEBSITE IMPROVEMENTS Please check out our improved website at We have enlivened the banner pages with actual videos of our worship services to give website visitors are better feel for our church. The text on the videos, of course, is our church s Vision Statement. If you click on the Upcoming Events box it will take you to all of you upcoming church events which will be continually updated. That beautiful voice you hear is our own Victoria Cattano singing Once in Royal David s City at our past Christmas Eve service. Thank you Victoria for sharing your wonderful gift with us. Also thanks to our webmaster, Kevin Vance, for all of his work in putting the new website into operation. Your feedback is always appreciated. ANNUAL STUDENT MERIT AWARDS The United Methodist Women are pleased to announce that they will be awarding one or more Student Merit Awards to a deserving student(s) on Youth Sunday, June 18, All 2017 high school graduates and young adults who are church-oriented and plan to either attend college, trade, vocational school, or graduate school and those with at least one year left in their program are eligible to apply. Applications will be available in the church office starting Sunday April 2 and need to be returned to the church office by May 31, All information provided through the application process is held in the strictest of confidence. If you have any further questions please contact Student Merit Award Co-Chairpersons, Jan Buck at or Kris Hansen at Nueva Esperanza Worship & Ministry Stephen Ministry Church Leaders and Ministry Teams Our Sunday School and Youth Ministry Our Church Family and Friends Beth Courter, successful surgery Brenda Leary, knee surgery on April 6 Ilo Toncre, mourning the death of her husband, Jem Randall, testing for First Sergeant promotion Ms. So, in Hospice care Kelly Buzalski, fighting cancer Grandma Joanie, may she sing in heaven Ann Spears, good test results Dorothy Daniels, pain relief Joan, in Hospice care Laurel Mae Bailey, rheumatoid arthritis Janice Harris, colon cancer Stephanie, leukemia Hedda, strength and healing Carolyn, cancer Sadie Stiles, depression Joe Mossey, liver issues Owen, strength and hope during cancer treatments Maggie, dialysis and chemo Debbie s mom, successful treatment of cancer Lea O Shea, Nancy Ruggerio s daughter, recovery Adam, successful treatment of colon cancer James, recovery from stage 4 cancer Jenny s father, treatment for prostate cancer Enid, lung cancer James, recovery from stage 4 cancer Pfc. Abigail Crisp, NJ Army National Guard Sgt. Randall Ferrara, NJ Army National Guard Jordan Dale, U.S. Marines Lt. Karen Kraft McAllister, U.S. Navy, S. Korea On-going Prayer Sonya Burroughs Nancy Gardner Shannon Bain Jack & Johnna Lou Cattano Barbara & Jim MacHale Beth & Bruce Courter Micah Erika Davis Rick Radis Bill Earls Arden Sutton Neil Eriksen Ken Zippler

Looking for your next Ministry assignment?

Do you love to dance? Are you into drama? Do you like photography? Do you take video recording?

Let's brainstorm ideas and ways to shape multi-sensory, multi-generational worship experiences that will utilize multiple

8 Looking for your next Ministry assignment? Join the MUMC Arts & Creative Team Calling all artists Do you love to draw or paint? Do you write poetry? Do you love to dance? Are you into drama? Do you like photography? Do you take video recording? Do you play the guitar, piano or any instrument? Do you love to sing? Let's brainstorm ideas and ways to shape multi-sensory, multi-generational worship experiences that will utilize multiple art forms such as drama, dance, poetry, music, film and video to best engage the heads, hearts and hands of God's people and reach today's postmodern generation. Meeting on May 7, 2017, Sunday at 11:30 am in the Wesley Room Contact: Pearl Ontalan, at or call

Couple s Connection Holly Dinneny NEW DOORS! Spring is in the air! Help your soul and your marriage bloom. Check out the remaining dates for Couple s Connection.

Times bestselling author Dr. Gary Chapman s Five Love Languages. The book is a consistent New York Times best seller with over 5 million copies sold and translated into 38 languages!

language and several very simple practical steps you can take to better express your love effectively. Each Saturday night session runs from 5:00-8:00 p.m. with creative childcare being provided 4:45 8:00 p.

9 Couple s Connection Holly Dinneny NEW DOORS! Spring is in the air! Help your soul and your marriage bloom. Check out the remaining dates for Couple s Connection. The Couple s Connection invites couples of all stages of their journey dating, engaged, married without kids, married with wee ones and/or teens, and emptynesters to join us as we learn from New York Times bestselling author Dr. Gary Chapman s Five Love Languages. The book is a consistent New York Times best seller with over 5 million copies sold and translated into 38 languages! By learning about the five primary love languages quality time, words of affirmation, gifts, acts of service, and physical touch-- you and your partner will soon discover your own unique love language and several very simple practical steps you can take to better express your love effectively. Each Saturday night session runs from 5:00-8:00 p.m. with creative childcare being provided 4:45 8:00 p.m. The adult program format calls for a group session from 5-6:30 p.m. after which couples are encouraged to go on a date 6:30-8:00 p.m. (or later if you have no little ones to retrieve from Kids Klub!) The following rules are recommended for your Date : No talk of work or kids Any conversation that gets heated should be tabled for another time Have fun and enjoy each other For more information or to sign-up to participate, contact program facilitators Holly Dinneny at hdinneny@optonline.net or Dina Cioffi at dinasica@msn.com. Attendance at every session is not required. Participants are urged to attend one or all events as each night is self-contained and independently beneficial. Remaining programs dates are May 6 th and June 3 rd. Our new doors at the parking lot entrance are almost completed. A few more finishing touches need to be added. A full report and probably more pictures will be in the May Spire. Andrew Cattano President, Board of Trustees 9

EASTER FLOWERS Members and friends of our congregation may honor a loved one by placing a spring flower in the sanctuary for Easter Sunday. The deadline for ordering is Monday, April 10, 2017.

Name Phone Name of person(s): (In honor of) (In honor of) (In honor of) (In memory of) (In memory of) (In memory of) I would like for the plant to be delivered to a shut-in.

If you are interested in reserving one of those instead of lilies, please contact the office at 973-538-2132. Mona s Musings All is right with our world here at MUMC Cesar Torres is home!

10 EASTER FLOWERS Members and friends of our congregation may honor a loved one by placing a spring flower in the sanctuary for Easter Sunday. The deadline for ordering is Monday, April 10, Please fill out the form below and return it to the church office. The cost is $10.00 per plant. Name Phone Name of person(s): (In honor of) (In honor of) (In honor of) (In memory of) (In memory of) (In memory of) I would like for the plant to be delivered to a shut-in. I will pick up the plant(s) Enclosed is my check for $. There are a limited number of daffodils and tulips available. If you are interested in reserving one of those instead of lilies, please contact the office at Mona s Musings All is right with our world here at MUMC Cesar Torres is home!!! He was scheduled to leave for Colombia on March 14 th which turned out to be the day of the big snowstorm. His flight was canceled early and he was able to reschedule for the 13 th and so avoided the chaos that such a storm brings and arrived safely in Colombia. The purpose of this trip was to make arrangements for the 11/11 Mission trip he intends to make in November. He also spent time with family and friends in Monte Negro. While there he became aware of the plight of a beautiful little four-year-old girl named Milagros. She was unable to walk and her family couldn t afford a wheelchair. She was being transported in an old baby stroller. He knew that three of his Colombian friends who now make their home in Morristown were also visiting family in Monte Negro. He approached them and together they purchased a brand new stroller for her. He also located an old beat-up wheelchair and he had it refurbished and presented it to her. Look at that sweet little face. This is so typical of Cesar. Those of us who are lucky enough to know and love him are aware of all the good that he does here and in Colombia. You will hear more about his third annual mission trip planned for November in future issues of the Spire. Welcome home, mi amor it s so good to have you back you were sorely missed. I also have my Thursday volunteer, Nancy Frantz, back. She, too, was tremendously missed and I ve already told her that if she keeps deserting me, I m going to dock her pay. One less thank you hug, Nancy. Kudos to our famous Rummage King, Andrew Cattano and all the dedicated folks who worked so diligently to make Rummage 2017 a success. Countless hours of picking up furniture, opening bags of treasures, cleaning, displaying and pricing went into this cooperative effort. I m sure there will be a full accounting of that success in next month s Spire. As usual, I did my share of purchasing wonderful items for which I have absolutely no need. 10

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April 2017 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 8:30am Emmaus-Men 5:00pm Couples Connection 2 9:00am Breakfast Club Sunday School Bible Studies 10:15am Worship Service 11:35am Asbury Choir 11:45am Kitchen

A. 4 5 6:00pm Wesleyan Choir 7:00pm Jubilation Ringers 6 Chancel Choir 7 8 8:30am Emmaus-Men 9 9:00am Breakfast Club Sunday School Bible Study 10:15am Worship Service 11:35am Asbury Choir 12:00pn ASP

12 April 2017 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 8:30am Emmaus-Men 5:00pm Couples Connection 2 9:00am Breakfast Club Sunday School Bible Studies 10:15am Worship Service 11:35am Asbury Choir 11:45am Kitchen Shower 3:30pm Nueva Esperanza 5:30pm Youth Movie Night 3 A.A :00pm Wesleyan Choir 7:00pm Jubilation Ringers 6 Chancel Choir 7 8 8:30am Emmaus-Men 9 9:00am Breakfast Club Sunday School Bible Study 10:15am Worship Service 11:35am Asbury Choir 12:00pn ASP meeting 3:30pm Nueva Esperanza 10 A.A. 11 6:15pm Trustees Chancel Choir 12 6:00pm Wesleyan Choir 7:00pm Jubilation Ringers 13 Holy Thursday Service 14 Good Friday Service 15 8:30am Emmaus-Men :30am Emmaus-Men 7:30am Sunrise Service 10:15am Worship Service A.A. 7:00pm Administrati ve Board 6:00pm Wesleyan Choir 7:00pm Jubilation Ringers Chancel Choir 23 9:00am Breakfast Club Sunday School Bible Study 10:15am Worship Service 11:35am Asbury Choir 3:30pm Nueva Esperanza 24 A.A :00pm Wesleyan Choir 7:00pm Jubilation Ringers 27 6:30pm Yarners, Etc. Chancel Choir :30am Emmaus-Men 5:30pm Youth Lock-in :00am Breakfast Club Sunday School Bible Study 10:15am Worship Service 11:35am Asbury Choir 3:30pm Nueva Esperanza

Sarah A Michal, Director of Music Ministries Maria & Vince Cattano, Youth Ministry Coordinators Jennifer Yang, Organist

13 Rev. Dr. Brandon Cho, Pastor Pastor Charles Perez, Associate Pastor Jack Scharf, Certified Lay Minister/Administrative Director Sarah A Michal, Director of Music Ministries Maria & Vince Cattano, Youth Ministry Coordinators Jennifer Yang, Organist Mona Lindemann, Administrative Assistant/Spire Editor Cesar Torres, Property Manager Kevin Vance, Webmaster Morristown United Methodist Church on-the-green 50 South Park Place Morristown, New Jersey Change Service Requested The Spire 13

WORSHIP CELEBRATION. A Gift Awaits All Who Are Willing to Accept It. July 29, :00 a.m.

WORSHIP CELEBRATION. A Gift Awaits All Who Are Willing to Accept It. July 29, :00 a.m. WORSHIP CELEBRATION July 29, 2018 10:00 a.m. A Gift Awaits All Who Are Willing to Accept It Morristown United Methodist Church Christ Centered Spirit Led The mission of our church is to engage all people