ASCENSION SUNDAY CELEBRATION CHICKEN BBQ. Sulphur Grove United Methodist Church

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1 Page 1 May 2017 Volume 26 Issue 5 CHICKEN BBQ Get ready for the annual Chicken BBQ!! This year s BBQ will be on Sunday, May 21 st from 11:00am-1:30pm. Tickets are $8 each and include chicken, sides, dessert, and a drink. All proceeds go to the Youth Group summer mission trip to West Virginia. Tickets can be purchased in advance from a Youth Group member or at the door. We hope to see you there! ASCENSION SUNDAY CELEBRATION Ascension is the celebration of Jesus ascending into Heaven and occurs 40 days after Easter. We are planning a fun family event to celebrate this special day. On Saturday, May 27 th you are invited to come to the Y and build and decorate a simple rocket. On Sunday, May 28 th after service at the Y, you are invited to return to launch your rocket-symbolizing Jesus ascension into Heaven. There will be a nominal charge for the rocket. During the rocket launching we will have a carry-in picnic lunch. Hamburgers, hot dogs and drinks will be provided. Please bring a side dish or dessert to share!! This celebration is a great time to invite your family, friends and neighbors who do not have a church home to join us. Be sure to check the weekly bulletin and website for more information. The SonLight Published Monthly Sulphur Grove UMC 7505 Taylorsville Road Huber Heights, OH Sulphur Grove United Methodist Church Growing Disciples, Living and Sharing God s love

2 Page 2 I have exciting things to share with you this month for our church. The first is an upcoming catalyst event in August and an upcoming church conference. The catalyst event is scheduled for Saturday, August 12 th so please mark the date on your calendar now! We will be partnering with Lifeline Christian Mission based in Columbus to prepare and bag nutritious meals for children in Haiti. We will provide more details about how this is done in the coming months. What is a catalyst event? A catalyst event is a mission project that we invite the Huber Heights community to help us accomplish. We will invite the entire community to join us at the Taylorsville campus to participate in putting together and packaging nutritious meals for hungry and many times, malnourished children in Haiti. I have personally worked with Lifeline Christian Mission in the past and had the opportunity in 2012 to pass out some of these meals to families in Haiti. It is a reputable, non-denominational Christian organization that has great infrastructure in Grand Goave, Haiti to accomplish effective distribution of the meals (and other ministries) to the surrounding region. Each meal costs only 22 and remarkably, includes the cost of the meal ingredients AND transportation to Haiti! Our goal is to prepare and package at least 15,000 meals. So please reserve this date on your calendar now and please include this outreach ministry to our community and mission to children in Haiti in your daily prayers. The other exciting thing happening at Sulphur Grove is that the parking lot project is moving forward! There will be a church conference on Sunday, May 7 to vote on approving the bid on phase one that will be presented by the Trustees and reaffirm the plan for the remaining phases of the overall project. The church conference will also provide an opportunity for your voice, for or against, to be heard. Please remember that only official members in good standing of Sulphur Grove present at the conference will have the opportunity to vote on this matter. All have the opportunity to voice perspectives and opinions, but only members may vote as defined by the United Methodist Book of Discipline. The time of the conference will be announced soon. Please pray for both of the events and plan to be present at both of these significant events in the life of our church. Blessings and Peace in Christ Jesus, Pastor Barry LISTEN LIVE! Traveling this spring? Visiting parents, grandparents or grandkids? You can still worship with your friends and neighbors at Sulphur Grove. The Taylorsville campus broadcasts both the 8:45 and :30 am worship services live through the internet. Simply click into the Sulphur Grove website ( and click on the Click to Listen button toward the bottom of the screen. You can hear all the music, all the prayers, and even the jokes!

3 Page 3 THOUGHTS FROM BRANDT Since I am taking a class in the Methodist movement, I have been thinking a lot about our roots as Methodists. Whether we realize it or not, many of the names of the people who started the Methodist movement are familiar to us. Of course, everyone has heard of John and Charles Wesley. They helped start and then led the movement in England. Does the name Philip Otterbein sound familiar? He with Martin Boehm started the Church of the United Brethren in Christ, one of the parent churches of the Evangelical United Brethren Church, we might recognize the term EUB. Another man by the name of Jacob Albright was also important. He began the Evangelical Association which merged with the UBC to form the EUB. These three major movements, or denominations, are the parents of our current United Methodist Church. Why is that important? All the men mentioned above were profoundly impacted by the Pietist movement. This movement, started by Jacob Spener in Germany, spanned across countries and denominations. The Pietists emphasized a heart religion. A desire to live in the way God wants us to live. Wesley continued this movement through the Holy Club which became the Methodist societies. I wonder if we, the UMC today, have forgotten our roots? Have we wandered away from the holiness movement that gave birth to our denomination? Thomas Cranmer became the Archbishop of Canterbury when Henry VIII was king of England. He was the first leader of the Church of England. He wrote a sermon on salvation that contained two points we all need to remember. First, we are all imperfect. In fact, we are so imperfect that even the good things we do have no merit in our justification. We cannot earn our way to heaven. Second, a true faith means we not only believe in Holy Scripture and the articles of faith, but we also have trust and confidence in God s promises to be saved. Then comes the clencher. A true faith creates in us a heart-felt desire to follow all Jesus commandments; to live as God wants us to. Bottom line my friends; true faith changes us. We don t live the same way anymore. God becomes our highest priority. Have we forgotten that in today s world? I wonder. - Pastor Bob A NOTE FROM THE TRUSTEES Can you please help with the security in the church building? Our church is open and offered for use by church ministries and many outside groups. We need folks who use the building to be responsible for caring for the security of the building. If you unlock the building or turn on lights, please turn them off and lock up as you leave. If you think someone else is still in the building, please confirm that before you leave. Whoever is last should turn off lights and lock up. Please check lights in the restrooms also. Please pray for the security of our church and grounds. Thank you! PIANIST NEEDED Sulphur Grove is looking for a PIANIST to accompany the Praise Kids Children s Choir. If you know of any student or individual who plays piano, please contact Alma Ault for more information.

4 Page 4 MISSIONS AND OUTREACH We are a mission church. We believe in reaching out to those in need locally, nationally and globally. GRUB AT THE GROVE FREE COMMUNITY MEAL TUESDAY, MAY 23, 5-6:30 PM TAYLORSVILLE ACTIVITY CENTER How nice it is to step outdoors and breathe some fresh air! All of the spring flowers are in full bloom displaying their array of beautiful color. Once again we see God s faithfulness. Why not take some time and invite your friends and neighbors to our next Grub at the Grove meal in May? It s another way to live and share God s love with others. The food is good, the service is friendly, and there is always someone with whom to chat over that freshly baked dessert and second cup of coffee or tea. Everyone is welcome. Come and enjoy! For more information or to volunteer contact Carol Tatone at , ctatone@woh.rr.com, or sign up in the Taylorsville pew pads. Volunteers are always appreciated. We Can Do it! 0 Hygiene Items for the Homeless! Reach out to the homeless women and men of the Dayton area during May. Many women and men need the basics such as toiletries and basic underwear. Listed below are some suggestions of items that you can bring: toothpaste, toothbrush, shampoo, deodorant, shaving cream, razors, feminine hygiene products, bar soap, brush/comb, socks, underwear We re collecting donations in a bin in the Y lobby throughout May. Our goal is to collect 0 hygiene items by the end of May. We can do it! God bless you for your giving hearts! VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 2017 JUNE :00-11:30am Join us for a week of VBS fun as we explore MAKER FUN FACTORY: CREATED BY GOD BUILT FOR A PURPOSE. Kids, and adults, will learn about God s incredible power and love for His children!! Each day includes music, a Bible adventure story, crafts, games, snack time and a visit to KidVid Cinema where we will meet real kids who are relying on God s power as they face life s challenges. There will also be a special mission project for the week. VBS is offered at no cost to children 4 years old-5 th grade (completed). Children must be potty trained, please. Adults and youth (6 th grade and older) are invited to volunteer, I can use you for 1 or 2 days or the entire week!! I need station leaders for the following areas: **station leaders for music, Bible discovery, crafts, imagination station/games, snacks and KidVid Cinema **crew leaders and helpers for elementary and preschool age children. ** photographer and registration help (Monday morning only) Be sure to visit the VBS Info Table in the gathering area/ lobby to sign up to volunteer or donate snack or craft supplies. Online registration begins May 1 st. VBS at Sulphur Grove is an amazing outreach not only to the children in our church, but also to children throughout the community. If you have any questions please contact Beth (bethw@sulphurgrove.org).

5 Page 5 MISSIONS AND OUTREACH We are a mission church. We believe in reaching out to those in need locally, nationally and globally. DID YOU KNOW ABOUT THE SAMARITAN DONATION BIN? For many years, there has been a red plastic bin out in the gathering space at the SGUMC Taylorsville campus. This bin was initially called The Other Place - Dayton s only Daytime homeless Shelter Donations. The purpose of having the red plastic bin was to provide our congregation with a location that they could to place their donated items to help and support the men, women and children staying at The Other Place daytime shelter. Over the years, many support organizations that we at SGUMC supported in the past have evolved. The Other Place is now HomeFull and has the mission of working to end homelessness by providing housing, services, advocacy and education. St Vincent de Paul went from a strictly night time only shelter to a 24-7 shelter. We have also been adopting other Dayton area organizations that help, support and serve the homeless as well as individuals and families in need. We now are donating items to the Dayton area homeless and less fortunate through organizations such as HomeFull (Men s & Woman s Gateway Shelters), St. Vincent de Paul, Mercy Manor, Oasis House, St. Paul s UMC, South Park UMC and Wesley Community Center. The reason for calling our bin The Samaritan is based on Luke - The Parable of the Good Samaritan - the one who had mercy. We believe that this title more accurately describe the growth of our mission from our initial The Other Place to now include all of these organizations that help, support and serve the homeless as well as individuals and families in need. - Allan Matts A NOTE OF THANKS & REPORT FROM THE THE HOMEFULL MISSION TEAM For it is said If any of your fellow Israelites become poor and are unable to support themselves among you, help them as you would a foreigner and stranger, so they can continue to live among you. Leviticus 25:35 On Saturday April 1 st, 2017, SGUMC HomeFull Mission Team members prepared and served lunch to 36 women guests and staff at the St. Vincent DePaul facility. Afterwards, Michael Egan, Meghan Jensen, Al Matts, a volunteer from Wright Patterson, and a staff member prepared and served lunch to 18 family members (mostly children). This was Michael s and Meghan s first time at St. Vincent DePaul s. When leaving to return, both of them were definitely moved by being there serving the ladies and the families at St. Vincent DePaul. Before serving lunch to the ladies, we provided the family section manager with several large cases of size 5 diapers, and two large cases of baby wipes. Later in the week, we provided St. Paul s UMC with a couple of cases of canned vegetables, a small case of canned tuna and canned chicken, a case of Ramen, a large bag of rice, women s socks and clothing, men s and women s hygiene products, books and a few magazines. I want to thank the SGUMC congregation for all of the donated items placed in The Samaritan Bin for the homeless and those in need. These are just some of the desired donations: Money for Bus Passes/Tokens (Place your financial gift in the offering clearly marked HomeFull Bus Passes ) Infant/Children clothing, size 6 Diapers, Training Pants, Toilet Paper, Cleaning Supplies & Laundry Detergent Men s & Women s Deodorant Feminine Hygiene and Oral Hygiene Products God has so richly blessed each of us in so many ways and wants us to be Good Samaritans. Please consider helping by serving or donating items for the homeless and for those in need. Please continue to keep those who are homeless and in need, especially the children, in your daily thoughts and prayers. For more detailed information regarding donations, please contact Allan Matts at and for more information regarding volunteering to help cooking and serving lunch, please contact Jane Elam at We are in desperate need of more volunteers to help serve.

6 Page 6 UPCOMING EVENTS AND OTHER NEWS... The church office has changed the time it will be closed for lunch. The new time is now 12:30pm - 1:30pm. Thank you. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The church office will be closed on Monday, May 29th in observance of Memorial Day. The office will re-open on Tuesday, May 30th. BOOK OF THE MONTH CLUB The next Book of the Month will be Pope Francis Encyclical on Climate Change and Inequality. It is a forthright presentation of what the Christian response needs to be by one of the most caring and courageous leaders in the our world today, in the face of the man made destruction of our environment. We may not agree with all of it, but to read it is to be made aware of what thoughtful people in the church are thinking about and talking about. The book will be discussed on Sunday, May 7, at 6:00 PM in room 1 of the Taylorsville campus. It can be picked up at the Taylorsville office for $ Copies are on display at both campuses. Those who attend the Book of the Month Club are treated with understanding and respect, regardless of their point of view. We would love to welcome you. Contact Rev. Ken Clark at , if you have questions. ~~ NEWS FROM UMW ~~ CARITAS CIRCLE MOTHERS DAY CARNATION SALE To honor our mothers, grandmothers and all who were like mothers to us, the circle will be selling carnations on Sunday, April 30 th and Sunday, May 7 th. The cost is $1.50 each. They will beautify the chancel on Mothers Day after which you may take them home. Proceeds will support the many missions of United Methodist Women. Thank you for your support. CARITAS CIRCLE Caritas Circle will meet Wednesday, May 3rd at 9:30 a.m., Taylorsville Campus in the Fellowship Hall. Marianne Shoemaker will have the program, Sheri Baker and Ann Rudnicki will be Hostesses. All women are invited and all are welcome. NEW DIMENSIONS CIRCLE New Dimensions Circle will meet Wednesday, May th at 7 p.m. at the home of Darlene Rabe. They will continue the study Becoming Women Whose God is Enough ALL WOMEN S RETREAT November 3-5, Maria Stein Retreat Center, Mercer County. We have 30 places reserved. So far 25 have signed up which means only 5 spaces are left. If the retreat fills up we will put names on a waiting list. The cost will be approximately $160 - $170 which includes private room with bath and 4-5 meals. Interested? Call Marianne Shoemaker for details or to sign up. ATTENTION GRADUATES! We will be celebrating our graduates on Sunday, May 21st. Please submit information about those in the congregation who are graduating to Katie no later than Sunday, May 14th. Include the individual s name and where they are graduating from. For high school graduates, please include their future plans and which campus they will be attending that day so a gift can be presented to them.

7 Page 7 May Birthdays! Pray for our church family on their birthday! Happy Birthday!! Clela Farlee 5/1 Jacob Zimmerman 5/2 Gary Carmack 5/3 John Miller Bonnie Willis Ann Alger 5/5 Greg Kauffman Marjorie Malloris Seth Shofner Soncha Holcombe 5/6 Wyatt Miller Bill Scheidel Nathaniel Snyder Jackson Schneider 5/7 Emilia Scribben Carl Shiveley 5/8 Naomi Brown 5/ Leslie MacMullen Becky Richter Cindy Simala Rachel Puderbaugh 5/11 Dick Stidham Deborah Burrowes 5/12 Claire Collins Donna Klink Travis Rabe Mike Riley Winnie Jacoby 5/15 Jennifer Mallas Deacon Garland 5/16 Donna Lehman 5/17 Jordyn Riley 5/18 Bonnie Scheidel Nicholas Morton 5/19 Jamie Beavers 5/20 Alexa Lowery Tina Paddon Lauren Edwards 5/21 Sharon Egona Lisa Kliebert-Witt Mark Wenzel Bonnie Dobbs 5/22 John Larsen Reed Romine Alison Shofner 5/23 Diane Clarke 5/24 Bob A Fritschie 5/25 Gloria Kelly Courtney Barlow 5/26 Tina Daniel Jean Miller Randy Brooks 5/27 Gloria Egbert Sandra Honaker Barbara McCready Sue Miller Hank Rudnicki Brianna Tigner Sam Blair 5/28 Betty Merrick Jennifer Vossler Tina Wright Tim Kauffman 5/29 Hudson Butler 5/30 Keliah Becker 5/31 Mary Johnson Cindy Robertson Phyllis Wilmer Taylor Albers 5/13 Bill Burrowes Myrna Romine

8 The SonLight Page 8 May 2017 OUR CHURCH FAMILY... MAY WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Ken & Shirley Clark Shawn & Pamela Vincent Ron & Sharon Peters Art & Marjorie Malloris J & Sandra Hedge Jerry & Alison Shofner Tim & Jane Risner Charlie & Chris Garland Brett & Laura Smith Ryan & Candy Buffenbarger Andy & Sam Campbell Jerry & Melva Arnold Mark & DeAnn Long Fred & Nicole Hatton Daniel & Sue Held BIRTHS 5/1 5/1 5/2 5/5 5/7 5/8 5/12 5/13 5/15 5/20 5/20 5/26 5/26 5/27 5/27 MAY MEMBERSHIP ANNIVERSARIES Keliah Becker Sam Blair Rachael Harris Shelby Long Jennifer Mallas Jeff Mallas Marianne Shoemaker Emma Veley Don Hayashi Bob Fritschie Marge Graves John Roby Pamela Roby Winnie Jacoby Abraham Timothy Kimo Liebig February 28, 2017 AND Molly Ann Malia Liebig February 28, 2017 Parents: Carl & Leslie Liebig ADDRESS UPDATE Golden Peters c/o Traditions of Beavercreek 800 Grayson Ln #311 Beavercreek, OH Lynne Rohlfing 37 Tudor Rd Dayton, OH (Mary) Caroline Shriver is back at Wilmington Place Wilmington Ave Room 219-C Dayton, OH But her mailing address is: 78 Country Place Ct Xenia, OH OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO Fred & Sharon Hill, Sharon Egona and family, and Andy & Becca Hill and family on the death of Alta (Billie) Hill, Fred s mother. Sandy Voight and family on the death of Marilyn Fanning, Sandy s mother.

9 Page 9 Notes of Thanks & Recognition! People need to be loved and share that love with others. Dear Church Family, We would like to thank you for the many cards and prayers that we received after Fred s mom, Billie Hill, passed away. It was very comforting to know that we had so much support. Thanks to all who donated desserts for us to take to the meal after the funeral. Everything was very good and much appreciated. Also, thanks to Dan for such a wonderful service. His words were so meaningful and many of our friends and family commented on how nice it was. We are truly blessed. Fred and Sharon Hill On behalf of the Hill Family, thank you all for your kindness during this difficult time. The desserts were delicious and very appreciated. Thank you, Marilyn Hill Dear Sulphur Grove UMC Family, Please accept my sincere thanks for your cards and for your love and support over the years. Your kindness means so much to me. With love and gratitude, Melba Moore Senior Group, Thanks to all who showed my mother and dad so much love and care! All you folks played such an important part in my parents lives. You ll never know how much this church gave me in the help of mother last year. Lilly Cooley & John Cooley are smiling down because of you folks, you made life a little easier! Peggy Fenner Thank you, thank you, thank you to everyone who made Gary s celebration of his life so perfect. You are a fantastic group of people. This gathering could not have been more perfect. My family is so blessed to have this wonderful church family - Sulphur Grove is the best! May God bless you all! Love, Judy, Scot, Brain & family Caroline Shriver would like to say how very much she appreciated all of the prayers, concerns, cards, gifts, and visits. It meant so much to her! Haiti Mission Update The SGUMC team of volunteers that served in Haiti had a wonderful trip. We were able to help build a driveway for the United Methodist Guest House grounds, which is the first time in 53 years there has been an actual driveway on the grounds (generally the heavy rains flood the road and wash everything away). We were also able to visit a few tourist locations. A HUGE, GENUINE THANK YOU to all of Sulphur Grove for the financial support showered upon this trip with the Love Offering. We were able to donate a bit over $5, directly to the Guest House Project, which will impact all teams, other visitors, the school, and the church, all located within the 11 acres of the campus. Please watch for an invitation to attend a gathering to see pictures, hear stories, and eat! The date is yet to be determined. Blessings to all! Lynn Becker, Team Leader The Staff and Congregation of St. Paul United Methodist Church sincerely thank you for the generous donation. Your support of St. Paul UMC is very much appreciated. Thank you for partnering with St. Paul UMC in ministering with the least, the last and the lost. KEEP IN TOUCH WITH OUR NURSING HOME & ASSISTED LIVING FRIENDS Louann Andrews, Wilmington Place Earl Bitters, Hearth & Home Vandalia Bud Burnett, Sparks Inn Retirement Center, GA Florence DePaul, Randall Residence of Tipp City Rachel Derr, Lane Park Lottie Fry, Grace Brethren Dorothy Johnson, Lane Park Ron Lehman, Stonespring Barbara Mohn, Trinity Nursing Dee Nevergall, Elmcroft of Xenia Golden Peters, Traditions of Beavercreek Dennis Reinhard, Lincoln Estates, VA Center Myrna Romine, Dayspring of Enon Caroline Shriver, Wilmington Place Bill Watkins, Lincoln Park Doris Watson, The Landing of Springboro Oda & Ellen Wilkey, Brookhaven

10 Page PHOTO DIRECTORIES REMAIN Below is a list of people who have not yet picked up their photo directory. At this time, we are unable to have a pick up table in the Gathering Area before services. If your name is on the list, please come to the church office to pick it up during office hours. If you are unable to come to the office, please arrange for someone to pick it up for you. Thank you. BEAVERS, Lars & Caroline BEAVIN, Rudy & Peggy CARLISLE, Anna COOVER, Mike & Shari GREAKER, Judy HEIDENESCHER, Linda HOLLON, Margaret KRUPP, Richard & Ruth LONG, Mark & DeAnn MARTIN, Bill & Diana PAYNE, Stephanie PROPHATER, Bob & Martha ROBERTS, Kate SCHUM, Dennis & Mary Ann SHOFNER, Allison & Jerry SNELL, Sally SNYDER, George & Ann SPRINKLES, Geroge & Sharon STEARNS, Ersle STIDHAM, Richard & Mary Jane STROMAS, Artis Jr WALKER, Becky

11 Page 11 BRANDT UMC Worship :30 am TAYLORSVILLE Worship 8:45 & :30 am Worship 9:30 am May 7 Not Defined by False Narratives Genesis 50:15-21 May 7 Walking it Out Esther 4:12-16 Or Who am I in God? John 4:13-14 May 7 Who am I in God? John 4:13-14 May 14 Who am I in God? John 4:13-14 May 14 Children s Mother s Day Musical May 14 Walking it Out Esther 4:12-16 May 21 Walking it Out Esther 4:12-16 May 21 Graduation Sunday Seeing Others Acts 9:26-28 May 21 Seeing Others Acts 9:26-28 May 28 Seeing Others Acts 9:26-28 May 28 No Information Available May 28 No Information Available Also: Monday, May 8: URS Service at 1:00pm Saturday, May 20: Lane Park Service at :30am and Stillwater at 4:00pm Thursday, May 25: URS Service at 1:00pm and Stillwater Service at 6:00pm

12 Page 12 SULPHUR GROVE GIVING OF OUR TITHES & OFFERINGS YEAR TO DATE AS OF MARCH 31, 2017 Total General Fund Giving $163, Transfers to Budget $ Total General Fund Income $163, Total General Fund Expenses $172, Loan Balance $709, Payment to Loan Principal $950, On-line giving available on our website at Monthly detailed finance reports are available through the church office. Please contact Sharon Hill at or if you would like to receive a report or have questions. JUNE 2017 NEWSLETTER DEADLINE: Friday, May 12, 2016 Please submit articles to Traci at tracis@sulphurgrove.org or drop off at the church office. Lengthy articles may be subject to editing. Questions? Please call the church office at Sulphur Grove United Methodist Church Ministers The People of Sulphur Grove United Methodist Church including: Barry Baughman... Lead Pastor... barryb@sulphurgrove.org Marty McMichael... Pastor Y Campus... martym@sulphurgrove.org Bob Adams... Pastor Brandt Campus... radams52@woh.rr.com Latoya Warren... Pastor of Congregational Care... latoyaw@sulphurgrove.org Zach Holler... Pastor of Community Engagement... zachh@sulphurgrove.org Katie Greene... Director of Youth Ministries... katies@sulphurgrove.org Beth Wenzel... Director of Children s Ministries... bethw@sulphurgrove.org Ann Snyder... Taylorsville Choir Director Lee Bosma... Brandt Worship Leader Kay Lowery... Church Administrator... kay@sulphurgrove.org Sharon Hill... Treasurer... sharon@sulphurgrove.org Jacque McAdams... Administrative Assistant... jacquem@sulphurgrove.org Traci Schaaf... Administrative Assistant... tracis@sulphurgrove.org TAYLORSVILLE 7505 Taylorsville Road Huber Heights OH (937) Worship ~ 8:45 & :30 am 7251 Shull Road Huber Heights OH (937) Worship ~ 9:30 am BRANDT 6805 East US 40 Tipp City, OH (937) Worship ~ :30 am Taylorsville Office Hours: Mon: 8:30-2:30 pm Tues-Fri: 8:30-4:00 pm office@sulphurgrove.org Closed: 12:30pm 1:30pm for lunch

13 MAY 2017 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday :00pm Cancer Companions 6:00pm Flower Planting - CY 6:00pm 4 Dens 1, 301, 302/303, 305 7:00pm Girl Scouts /304 ELECTION DAY 6:00am Election - 0 6:45am Men s Bible Study at Tim Horton s 5:30pm Girl Scouts :00pm James Study :30pm Young Adult Study 1 7:00pm Covenant Group Orr s 7:00pm Women s Bible Study OS 7:00pm Square Dance - 1 6:45am Men s Bible Study at Tim Horton s 9:30am Caritas Circle 1 6:00pm Handbells 1 6:00pm Worship Planning :15 PM Brownies /303 7:00pm Boy Scouts - 0 7:00pm Missions 301 7:30pm Rhythm Ramblers Rehearsal S :00am Teacher Lunch (Werst) - 0 6:00pm Girl Scouts Potluck 0 6:30pm Praise Kids C 6:30pm Life Tree Café 6:30pm Chapel Choir S 7:45pm Chancel Choir S 7:45pm Y Discipleship Team - S 9:00am HELP Classes 9:15am Bible Study 1:30pm Prayer Circle C 5:00pm Electronics Lock-In 1/8 7:00pm Square Dancing - 0 7:00pm Covenant Group Orr s 8:00am AA Meeting :30am Praise Kids Rehearsal - S 9:15am Homefull lunch Prep/Serving - K/OS :00am Electronics Lock-In Over Henderson home CHURCH CONFERENCE Between Services - S 8:45am Worship - S 9:00am Breakfast at Brandt BUMC 9:30am Worship - 9:30am Brandt Adult Sunday School- BUMC 9:45am Adult Bible Study :30am Worship - S :30am Worship - BUMC :40am Youth Sunday School 8 11:00am Y Lead Team - 6:00pm Youth Group 8 6:00pm Book of the Month - 1 MOTHER S DAY PRAISE KIDS MUSICAL 8:45am Worship - S 9:00am Breakfast at Brandt -BUMC 9:30am Worship - 9:30am Brandt Adult Sunday School- BUMC 9:45am Adult Bible Study :30am Worship - S :30am Worship - BUMC :40am Youth Sunday School :00pm URS Service - OS 3:00pm Cancer Companions - 5:30 PM Quilt Group - 0 7:00pm Girl Scouts /303 7:00pm Cub Scout Committee Mtg 301 7:00pm Preaching Team :45am Men s Bible Study at Tim Horton s 6:00pm Y Setup Crew - 6:00pm James Study :30pm Young Adult Study 1 7:00pm Grief Volunteer Mtg :00pm Covenant Group Orr s 7:00pm Women s Bible Study OS 7:00pm Square Dance - 0 6:45am Men s Bible Study at Tim Horton s 6:00pm Handbells 1 6:00pm Worship Planning :00pm New Dimensions Circle OS 7:00pm Finance :00pm Troop Committee Meeting - 1 7:00pm Boy Scouts 0 7:00pm Praise Band Rehearsal - C 7:30pm Rhythm Ramblers Rehearsal S 6:00pm Girl Scouts /303 6:30pm Life Tree Café 6:30pm Praise Kids C 6:30pm Chapel Choir S 7:45pm Chancel Choir S 7:45pm Y Discipleship Team - S NEWSLETTER DEADLINE 9:00am HELP Classes - 9:15am Bible Study 1:30pm Prayer Circle C 7:00pm Covenant Group Orr s 8:00am AA Meeting :30am Praise Kids Rehearsal - S 9:00am Scrapbookers 1 9:00am Spring Clean-Up (rain day makeup is the 20 th ) - CY :00pm Cancer Companions 6:00pm 4 Dens 1, 301, 302/303, 305 7:00pm Girl Scouts /303 7:00pm UMW Board Mtg :45am Men s Bible Study at Tim Horton s 11:30 AM Seniors Luncheon 0 3:00pm Grub Planning Mtg 1 5:30pm Girl Scouts :00pm Y Setup Crew OS 6:00pm James Study :30pm Young Adult Study 1 6:30pm Dist. Event 0 & S 7:00pm Covenant Group Orr s 7:00pm Women s Bible Study OS 6:45am Men s Bible Study at Tim Horton s 6:00pm Handbells 1 6:00pm Worship Planning :15 PM Brownies /303 7:00pm Praise Band Rehearsal - C 7:00pm Boy Scouts 0 7:30pm Rhythm Ramblers Rehearsal S 9:00am Conf Leadership Team :00pm Girl Scouts /303 6:00pm Grief Mtg 1 6:00pm Y Lead Team Vision :30pm Life Tree Café 6:30pm Chapel Choir S 7:00pm Preaching Team 204 7:45pm Chancel Choir S 7:45pm Y Discipleship Team - S 9:00am HELP Classes 9:15am Bible Study 1:30pm Prayer Circle C 4:00 PM Recital - S 7:00pm Square Dancing 0 7:00pm Covenant Group Orr s 8:00am AA Meeting :00am UMW Dist. Training 0 (until 12) 9:30am Emmaus 302/303 (until 3pm) :30am Worship at Lane Park 1:00pm Graduation Party (Hunt) 0 (until 8pm) 4:00pm Stillwater Service - OS

14 MAY 2017 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday GRADUATION SUNDAY CHAPEL CHOIR SUNDAY 8:45am Worship S 9:00am Breakfast at Brandt -BUMC 9:30am Worship- 9:30am Brandt Adult Sunday School- BUMC 9:45am Adult Bible Study :30am Worship - S :30am Worship BUMC 11:00am Chicken Bar-B-Q 2:00pm Piano Recital - S 4:00 PM Service at Stillwater - OS 6:00pm Brandt Lead Team - BUMC ASCENSION SUNDAY - 8:30am Y Setup Crew - 8:45am Worship S 9:00am Breakfast at Brandt -BUMC 9:30am Worship- 9:30am Brandt Adult Sunday School- BUMC 9:45am Adult Bible Study :30am Worship - S :30am Worship BUMC :40am Youth Sunday School :00pm Cancer Companions 7:00pm Girl Scouts /304 6:45am Men s Bible Study at Tim Horton s 5:00pm Grub at the Grove 0 6:00pm James Study :30pm Young Adult Study 1 7:00pm Square Dance Lessons - 0 7:00pm Covenant Group Orr s 7:00pm Women s Bible Study OS 7:00pm Square Dancing - 1 6:45am Men s Bible Study at Tim Horton s 6:00pm Handbells 1 6:00pm Worship Planning :00pm SPRC 302/303 7:00pm Praise Band Rehearsal - C 7:00pm Boy Scouts 0 7:30pm Rhythm Ramblers Rehearsal S Memorial Day OFFICE CLOSED 6:45am Men s Bible Study at Tim Horton s OS 6:00pm James Study 301 6:30pm Young Adult Study 1 7:00pm Covenant Group Orr s 7:00pm Women s Bible Study OS 6:45am Men s Bible Study at Tim Horton s 6:00pm Handbells 1 6:00pm Worship Planning :00pm Praise Band Rehearsal - C 7:00pm Boy Scouts 0 7:30pm Rhythm Ramblers Rehearsal S 9:00am Newsletter Party- 0 1:00pm URS Worship OS 6:00pm Girl Scouts /303 6;00pm Stillwater Service - OS 6:30pm Life Tree Café 6:30pm Chapel Choir - S 7:45pm Chancel Choir S 7:45pm Y Discipleship Team - S 9:00am HELP Classes - 9:15am Bible Study 1:30pm Prayer Circle C 7:00pm Covenant Group Orr s 8:00am AA Meeting -305 Rocket Assembly Day 3:00pm Reception *at time of print, events listed on the calendar were current. Dates, times, locations, and events are subject to change. CALENDAR LEGEND: Sanctuary S Gathering Area G Church Y Campus Brandt Campus BUMC Church-wide Church Yard CY Church Parking Lot CL Off-site OS Lower Level Activity Center 0 Kitchen 111 Fellowship Hall 1 Class Room 1 Nursery 2 Toddlers 3 Mail Room 4 Library 6 Library Classroom 7 Youth Room 8 Level 1 Holden Chapel C Administrative Offices 202 Office Copy Room 203 Jacoby Study 204 Pastor s Office 205 Youth Office 206 Quad Room 207 Upper Level Class Room 301 Class Room 302/303 Children s Chapel 304 Class Room 305