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1 mahomet united methodist church Our Mission: To lead people to Jesus and help them grow as disciples. 9/30/2013 Volume 19, Issue 10 From John, Being assigned to a new church puts a pastor in a big learning curve; names, faces, traditions, needs and gifts. Sometimes it seems overwhelming, but mostly it is exciting and wonderful. I have learned new things, even about old friends. Today I celebrate the deep commitment to the well-being of Mahomet United Methodist Church by its members. No task or ask seems to be too much. Time, energy and gifts are readily offered, with a sense that is a pleasure. I see exceptionally high percentage of attendance at meetings, even after some may have had a day full of meetings. I celebrate the joyful sound of this church as we gather for worship, or any occasion. It says you enjoy and celebrate the relationships of this church. I almost hate to start worship and end your happy fellowship, almost. Mahomet United Methodist Church is blessed by you, its faithful members. Intuitive to this commitment to this church is the sense that we are blessed by God. The best way to honor God and be grateful is to give back to God through the life of our church. Really, it s true, there is no better way to affirm that we are among God s most blessed children, that we recognize that nothing has been withheld from us, not even God s only Son, Jesus. Let our lives reflect our gratitude as we celebrate God s faithfulness and generosity to us. Because we have much to celebrate at Mahomet United Methodist Church, we have titled our stewardship program, Celebration Sunday. This will be October 20. Please make every effort to be there. Your presence will heighten the celebration. (Take that joy of Sunday morning fellowship and amplify it by a good crowd.) Because I think there is much to celebrate, I m buying the celebration cake. We are only going to talk about your financial gifts to the church, once. We are only going to ask once a year. Our members will be faithful, as God has been to us, and our leadership will be faithful stewards of your gifts. Only after we have our Estimate-of- Givings in and compiled will we set a budget. Our faithful response to God by these estimates will set how much or how little of God s work we do as Mahomet United Methodist Church. Its well-being and ministry is set by its membership, collectively. This will be done in worship, as an act of faith, between each one and God. When your church asks for money, it isn t really about money. It s about power, power to do good, power to do God s work. How much do you want your church to influence this world? Let us prayerfully remember God s goodness to us. Every blessing comes from God. In times of pain or struggle God has been our Rock and Redeemer. Though some may turn away, God never withdraws this great love from us. Most of all, we celebrate God s greatest gift, our beloved Savior, Jesus. He would lead us into the life and eternal life giving relationship with God, we call faith. May God grant us grateful hearts and lives of joy. FISHING FUN NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION New Member Orientation with Rev. McIntosh will be October 27 th at noon in the Conference Room next to the offices. Lunch will be provided. If you are considering membership, if you would like to learn more, if you have questions, please come. This meeting is not required for membership, but helpful. Please contact Rev. McIntosh at or jmcintosh@mumc.org. Fishing fun at Mahomet United Methodist Church will start Saturday, November 9 at 8 am. We will meet for coffee, visit, recap our fishing adventures for the year and plan a field trip to Bass Pro Shop in East Peoria and/or SCHEELS in Springfield. Other than ice fishing, this group can tide us over until next season.

2 2 Parenting Children Raising your children is the most important job you will ever have! Connect with other parents for fun, support, sharing, encouragement and practical parenting strategies! We are meeting weekly during WOW on Wednesdays from September through December. Drop in on Wednesdays as your family schedule permits! Wednesdays during W.O.W., 6-7 pm Come each week or as your schedule permits Group leaders are Margaret White & Kris Parker Discover practical tools to help you: - Build a family centered on love - Meet your children s needs - Set effective boundaries - Teach healthy relationships - Pass on important values Confirmation Class for eighth grade through high school students to prepare for membership starts Sunday, October 6 at 9:40 am in room 313. Contact Rev. McIntosh jmcintosh@mumc.org or with any questions. Registration forms & volunteer sign-up sheets are on the Welcome Center. Wednesday Evening Schedule 5:00-5:30 pm Children s Choir (Grades 3-6) Bring You r Family! Bring You r Friends! It s th at time again! Join us for the Third Mahomet UMC T R I V I A N I G H T We ve got Fun, Food, Fellowship (and Prizes!) We just need you! Saturday, October 26, 6-8:30 pm Tickets are $5 each, or $20 for a table of 6 Appetizers & desserts for $1 each Support our 2014 Intergenerational Mission Trip! SIGN UP NOW FOR A FAMILY FRIENDLY NIGHT OF FUN! 5:30-6:00 pm Dinner ($3 suggested donation) 6:00-7:00 pm Group Time for Children & Adults 6:00-7:00 pm Jr. High Youth JUNIOR HIGH YOUTH GROUP 6th Graders - 8th Graders 6 pm, Wednesdays If you have questions, contact: Ciara Duitsman ( , ciaraduitsman@gmail.com) John McPherson ( , huegtoad@gmail.com) SENIOR HIGH YOUTH GROUP 9th Graders - 12th Graders 6 pm, Sundays If you have questions, contact: Terri Hunt ( , terri@cdg.ws) Brad Jones ( , bjonesfhb@gmail.com) Joel Jessup ( , jjessup1981@hughes.net)

3 3 CUNNINGHAM CONNECTION A fundraising event for Cunningham Children s Home Roll Out the Red Carpet Friday, November 15, 6:00 pm Mahomet United Methodist Church 1302 E. South Mahomet Road, Mahomet, IL An evening of delicious hors d'oeuvres, musical entertainment and fun! No tickets necessary but please bring a monetary donation or gift cards/certificates for the Cunningham Children s Home (Barnes & Noble, Family Christian Stores, Dairy Queen, McDonald s, Pizza Hut, Arby s, Taco Bell, Subway, Dominos, Kohl s, Gordmans, Market Place Mall-Champaign, Toys R Us, Movie Theatres, Family Video, Best Buy, Walmart, Target, Meijer, Amazon.com, Dollar Tree). To support Cunningham Kids check their website to see what they need. Sponsored by the Mahomet United Methodist Women October UMW Meeting Date: Thursday, October 3rd Time: 1:00 pm Place: Library Hostess: Sandi Yarnell October Joanna Circle Date: Thursday, October 17 Time: 7:00 pm Place: Library Hostess: Linda Meachum THANK YOU The Mahomet United Methodist Women would like to thank all of you who aided in the preparation of the Fall District-wide United Methodist Women meeting held at Mahomet UMC on Saturday, September 21. There were 114 persons in attendance. Janet Thompson figured that there were 30 people from our church who helped make this event possible. Thank you! CALLING ALL READERS!! We are considering the start of a monthly reading circle in which we will all read the same book and meet once a month to discuss what we have read. The United Methodist Women provide a reading list from which we can choose, or members of the group can suggest one to read. If you are interested in joining our group of readers, contact Sheryle Carpenter at davesherylecarp65@yahoo.com or

4 4 THANK YOU I wish to express my sincere thanks for the Purnell Scholarship I have been awarded. It is a big help to cover expenses of my education. Please know that this scholarship and Mahomet UMC are a huge part of my life and educational success. Jamie Wright IN CELEBRATION Congratulations to Bill and Lisa Piethmann and Byron and Jackie Beckley who became official members of Mahomet United Methodist Church. Welcome! IN SYMPATHY Our sympathy is extended to: Eric and Michelle Bonham and their family following the death of Eric s grandfather, Robert D. Moulton, on September 19. Stacy and Angela Corray and their family following the death of Stacy s father, Donald Corray, on September 23. Please keep these families in your prayers. Two Opportunities to Sing with Wesley Spirit Singers in October Join us for an hour of informal hymn singing! WHEN: Tuesday, October 2 at 2:00 pm WHERE: The Glenwood 1709 S. Division, Mahomet WHEN: Wednesday, October 9 at 2:00 pm WHERE: Prairie Village Retirement Community 200 W. International Ave., Rantoul Note: If you would like to carpool, please be at the church and ready to leave by 1:15 pm. For questions, contact: Alice Nelson at or alioop55@mchsi.com Cindy Bell at or grannybell@mchsi.com CELEBRATION SUNDAY OCTOBER 20 We celebrate God s Grace and generosity to us, the faithfulness of our members and the life of our church. Please plan to be here and have cake as part of our celebration. Rev. McIntosh is buying. Upcoming Events Tuesday, October 1 2 pm WESLEY SPIRIT SINGERS AT THE GLENWOOD Sunday, October 6 COMMUNION SUNDAY FELLOWSHIP FEAST AT NOON Ham, Potato Casserole, Glazed Carrots, Romaine Cranberry Salad, Pie (Apple, Pumpkin, Pecan) All invited! HELPING HANDS FOOD DRIVE Bring Non-Perishable Food Place in grocery cart in Commons Area DIAPER TREE DRIVE Bring Disposable Diapers, wipes, ointment Place in box in Commons Area Sunday, October 6 WORLD COMMUNION SUNDAY Wednesday, October 9 2 pm WESLEY SPIRIT SINGERS AT PRAIRIE VILLAGE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY, RANTOUL Sunday, October 20 CELEBRATION SUNDAY Wednesday, October 23 noon CIRCUIT RIDER DEADLINE Fellowship Feast Sunday, October 6, Noon Ham, Potato Casserole, Glazed Carrots, Romaine Cranberry Salad, Pie (Apple, Pumpkin, Pecan)

5 5 Parish Nurse Notes October 2013 I m finding out Community Outreach is my niche. I love my work with the neighbors and acquaintances of all ages here in Mahomet. Hubbs and I have probably decided we can t physically do any more intensive mission trips but it certainly doesn t stop us from helping out here locally in our mission field of Mahomet. My position on the Champaign County Regional Planning Senior Advisory Board has shown me a venture out into the community that has developed a necessary rebirth of our Carpenters Helpers group. There are senior environmental issues that come up from time to time in Mahomet that cannot be assisted financially or physically from the county. That leaves some senior citizens in our county with no options for getting help when they can neither afford nor are able to do the work themselves. About the same time, a call came into the office from a congregation member in need of these very services. An all church memo went out to gather in the troops to take care of those issues. Later, I found out from a board meeting about the gentleman in Mahomet needing help who could get no assistance from the county programs. He was a proud Marine with a disabled wife. So another message was sent out about his needs. Maurice and I went out to talk with the home-owners and screen each situation. Maurice was my go to man with the knowledge to tell me what could or could not be done for both situations. I promised him I would not use him up doing all the work, but I needed his brain. I would ask for the funding and volunteers. So after we got the list of needs and the financing, we went shopping and delivered supplies to each site. A few people volunteered to be put on the list for working on these projects right away and I really appreciated that. Our church members were able to pay for their own repairs, but I sent out financial requests to various clubs and our church body for the second situation and got a few responses very quickly for the community neighbor. Many thanks to the generous donor who financially covered the Mahomet man s needs. Many more thanks to a wonderful guy named Phil who trimmed bushes and painted doors for Primmers and for Bob and Bernie who helped him finish up. Thanks to my husband for putting in new faucet fixtures in the East Central Illinois LOW VISION FAIR kitchen and bathroom for the Marine so he doesn t have to collect the drips in a container anymore. And thanks to Phil, Greg, Joy, and Maddie for painting the trailer roof with the aluminum protectant. This was God working through each of you. And so, it may be that we put out another call to help our neighbors when they need it. This is the local mission field we all live in, and it is a wonderful way to show the love of Christ through our actions. I am so proud of our church here at Mahomet UMC for following HIS plan to love one another as we love ourselves and for being good and generous neighbors. Please consider answering the call when it goes out the next time and join our local mission team of Mahomet UMC. Peace and greatest of blessings for you all. Cindy Bell Wednesday, October 2, 2013, 10 am-2 pm Faith United Methodist Church, 1719 S. Prospect Ave., Champaign Hosted by PACE, Inc. The Fair is designed for people who are coping with significant vision loss or who care about someone who has low vision. Information about assistive technology, medical advances, and services will be featured, along with a presentation by Dr. Jewel Lewis, Low Vision Optometrist. Complimentary refreshments & door prizes will be offered. Call Becky at (217) for more information.

6 6 Angel Food Ministry For many years the women of our church have provided home cooked meals for shut ins, illnesses, and emergency situations. At one time we had a great number of women who provided this service but the number has dwindled severely to just a few remaining angels. Of course, this is not limited to just women, but an appeal is being sent out to anyone who enjoys cooking to give your name to Alice Miller, the coordinator for the Angel Food program. Or you can call the church office to have your name added to the list. There is a need for soft type foods for the older folks, who often enjoy soups and stews or very tender meats and vegetables, because of possible chewing and swallowing issues. Jello salads and casseroles can also be tender and portioned out to last a few meals. Families with children may enjoy more course textures and spicier flavors, of course. Maybe you d like to partner with someone to provide a meal. Personally, I can make soups and salads, if someone else likes to do entrees or desserts. A meal delivery once a week or a couple of times a month can be a nice relief for those in need and allows you to serve the Lord with your gifts. Alice Miller will contact you when a need for food arises and will do the scheduling for regular deliveries. Those of you on the visiting team may want to consider this as an option for your homebound visits. Be a blessing to those around you by using your gifts and talents to serve others. Calling All Nurses After visiting with Pat O Neal and sharing nursing experience, it really piqued my interest about who all in our congregation has been a nurse in their lifetime. If you are currently or are retired from nursing as an LPN or RN, would you please jot down a little information about your life as a nurse, where you worked, what you enjoyed the most, what different experiences you remember and send them to me. I would like to compile a little nursing montage, possibly for use next May during Nurses Week. I know there are a bunch of us out there, Connie, Pat, Mary, Pam, Eileen, just to name a few, so drop me a paragraph or a story about your career of nursing service. Thanks so much. Transportation Ministry Again, this list of available drivers has dwindled down to a few saints who can be available. I currently have Kathleen, John, Gerry, and myself who have offered transportation. Please consider helping by taking someone to medical appointments, grocery shopping, running errands, transporting kids to sporting events, or even transporting to church, bible studies, or other events. There is always a need for persons with a safe driving history and a little gasoline to spare. Thanks so much for considering this and please let me know if this is something you can do. Visiting Team Am looking for a person who has a background knowledge of Tuscola from the early 1940s. I went out to visit with Bob and Pat O Neal last week and once Bob found out we were both Tuscolians he couldn t get enough! Problem was, I was born ten years too late for a lot of his memories, but he would love talking with someone who remembers Tuscola from the late 1930s to the early 1940s. He has pictures on his computer to show you and would love just reminiscing about common memories. If you are a history buff, were in the Navy, or worked in the dental field, he would really enjoy your visit. Please keep the altar flowers in mind as a special gift that you can take on your visiting rounds. Each week after second service the large bouquet is available for you to pick up and deliver to someone. There is a green folder in the Parish Nurse mailbox in the church office with the sign up sheet and a copy of the nursing home list if you need suggestions. The flowers do not have to be given to a member. They are for anyone who could use a beautiful gift to brighten their day. If you are the sponsor of the flowers for that week, you are certainly allowed to take them home, but please sign up for your date in the green folder if you want them so we don t take them to someone else. Blood Drive The next blood drive at Mahomet UMC will be on Sunday, November 10. Mark your calendars. I reported your complaints to the manager about the new red bus being high to step into and the door sticking, both which create the potential for injuries, so they are checking into that for safety reasons. Please remember to eat breakfast before donating and then donate 30 minutes of your time and a pint of your blood to save a life. Thank you!

7 7 MAHOMET UMC COUNCIL MINUTES August 8, 2013 Present: Rev. John McIntosh, Dennis Thompson, Lee Jessup, Greg Pasley, Janet Thompson, Carolyn Scott, Wiley Scott, John Taylor, Doug Beckmann, Rob Parker, Steve Carlson, Imogene James, Kari Couch, Cindy Bell, Gerry White, Judy Ash, Lois Meerdink, Sandi Yarnell, Linda Meachum, Tom Meachum, Darrell Uebelhoer, Terri Hunt, Joel Jessup, Mike Nevill, Kerry Nevill I. Opening Prayer Rev. McIntosh II. Call to order meeting was called to order by Dennis Thompson. Dennis thanked Lee Jessup for sitting in for him the last couple of months. III. History Moment Greg Pasley Same train different cars. The history moment was so interesting that I didn t take notes and couldn t have followed even if I tried! IV. Minutes from July meeting were approved. Motion to accept given by Sandi Yarnell, seconded by Gerry White. V. Finance Committee/Treasurer s Update Treasurer s update - Doug Beckmann. July was a good month with revenue up and expenses low. Conference claims were again not paid this month. Currently we are $25,000 behind in conference claims. Finance update Mike Nevill. It is time to think of the budget for next year. Consecration Sunday approach needs to be about giving back to God for what he has given us. Not to make a budget. We need to celebrate stewardship, God, and Us. Council approved that Charge Conference will get our budget after our Consecration Sunday. VI. Committee/Activity updates a. Memorial Committee Gerry White Six scholarships were given out at $800 each. The committee would like for the Church to make a wish list so people can tell where they would like their donation monies to go. b. Sr. High Youth Joel Jessup Sr. High Youth group started in June for Freshman Seniors in high school. They have some upcoming events scheduled. They meet on Sunday evenings and are looking for more parental involvement. A lock-in scheduled for the weekend of August 16 th, manning of the water station at MAYC 5K and Riverfest. They are also planning a camping trip and Service Nights. A youth to serve on Council would be a good idea. c. Mission Trip The kids who went on the Mission trip were excellent and made all who went proud. The trip was a success and a true bonding and learning experience. d. Trustees Wiley Scott Parsonage update. There was an open house on July 21 st with 12 viewers but no offers. It has been suggested to lower the asking price $1,000 - $5,000. It is listed at $176,500. Price adjustment will be taken under advisement by the Trustees. Church windows. The Pella windows are now out of warrantee. The local Pella manager came and looked at the rotting windows and 20 windows will be replaced by Pella. They must be stained and varnished and we be asking Pella to reimburse us for that cost. e. Pictorial Directory This has been the best turn out for any directory. It has been very well organized. f. Discipleship Janet Thompson The series on the Christianity Family Tree is now complete. Adam Hamilton s Christianity and World Religion will begin on Sunday, September 8. g. Visitation Cindy Bell A new wheelchair is available for usage. VII. Old Business a. RiverFest Terri Hunt MUMC will be handing out water bottles with a sport cap from Aquality Solutions with a MUMC label added to the bottle. Finance will be talking about finding the funds to pay for the water bottles. The RiverFest booth will be manned by the Youth on Friday and Staff/Parish on Saturday. b. Updated MUMC Leadership rosters These rosters were distributed electronically. c. Crop Walk Crop Walk is a hunger relief fundraiser being held at Lake of the Woods. MUMC youth groups have participated in Crop Walk in the past and may be interested in pursuing again. d. Teams Linda Meachum Worship Team is a team that needs more definition and Reverend McIntosh will define that team and nominations will become involved. A handout was passed out with original teams. This handout needs to be looked at and updated. Council will start looking at this next month. VIII. New Business No new business IX. Adjournment with Lord s Prayer

8 8 W.O.W. SCHEDULE 5 pm Children s Choir (Grades 3-6) 5:30 pm Dinner ($3 suggested donation) 6 pm Group Time for Children and Adults (Parenting Children Course) 6 pm Jr. High Youth TUESDAY, 10/01 2 pm Wesley Spirit Singers at the Glenwood; 6:30 pm Wesley Bells; 7 pm AA; 7 pm Al Anon; 7:30 pm Chancel Choir WEDNESDAY, 10/02 W.O.W. (See shaded box for schedule); 6 pm Christianity and World Religions Study THURSDAY, 10/03 8:30 am Christian Conversation at Coffee House; 1 pm UMW Meeting; 7 pm Staff-Parish Relations Committee; 7 pm AA SATURDAY, 10/05 All Day Fruitful Congregations of Passionate Worship Meeting at Neoga UMC; Noon AA SUNDAY, 10/06 World Communion 8:30 am Worship; 9:30 am-noon Blood Pressure Checks; 9:40 am Confirmation Class begins; 9:45 am Sunday School/ Discipleship Hour for All Ages; 10:45 am Worship with Praise Band; Noon Fellowship Feast; 5 pm AA; 6 pm Sr. High Youth MONDAY, 10/07 1 pm Mission Mondays; 6 pm Mission Trip Planning Meeting; 6:30 pm Girl Scouts; 7 pm Happy Helpers 4-H; 7 pm Boy Scouts, 7 pm Discipleship Team October Calendar TUESDAY, 10/8 6:30 pm Wesley Bells; 7 pm Finance Committee; 7 pm AA; 7 pm Al Anon; 7:30 pm Chancel Choir WEDNESDAY, 10/09 2 pm Wesley Spirit Singers at Prairie Village Retirement Community; W.O.W. (See shaded box for schedule); 6 pm Christianity and World Religions Study THURSDAY, 10/10 8:30 am Christian Conversation at Coffee House; 7 pm Church Council; 7 pm AA SATURDAY, 10/12 Noon AA SUNDAY, 10/13 8:30 am Worship; 9:45 am Sunday School/Discipleship Hour for All Ages; 10:45 am Worship with Praise Band; 5 pm AA; 6 pm Sr. High Youth MONDAY, 10/14 1 pm Mission Mondays; 6 pm Mission Trip Planning Meeting; 7 pm Boy Scouts TUESDAY, 10/15 6:30 pm Wesley Bells; 7 pm AA; 7 pm Al Anon; 7:30 pm Chancel Choir WEDNESDAY, 10/16 W.O.W. (See shaded box for schedule); 6 pm Christianity and World Religions Study THURSDAY, 10/17 8:30 am Christian Conversation at Coffee House; 7 pm Joanna Circle; 7 pm AA SATURDAY, 10/19 Noon AA SUNDAY, 10/20 CELEBRATION SUNDAY 8:30 am Worship; 9:45 am Sunday School/ Discipleship Hour for All Ages; 10:45 am Worship with Praise Band; 5 pm AA; 6 pm Sr. High Youth MONDAY, 10/21 1 pm Mission Mondays; 6 pm Mission Trip Planning Meeting; 7 pm Boy Scouts TUESDAY, 10/22 Noon Sr. Citizen Potluck Guest Speaker, Becky Degeorge from PACE; 6:30 pm Wesley Bells; 7 pm AA; 7 pm Al Anon; 7:30 pm Chancel Choir WEDNESDAY, 10/23 Noon Circuit Rider Deadline; W.O.W. (See shaded box for schedule); 6 pm Christianity and World Religions Study THURSDAY, 10/24 8:30 am Christian Conversation at Coffee House; 7 pm AA SATURDAY, 10/26 Noon AA; 6-8:30 pm Trivia Night SUNDAY, 10/27 8:30 am Worship; 9:45 am Sunday School/Discipleship Hour for All Ages; 10:45 am Worship with Praise Band; Noon New Member Orientation in Conference Room; 5 pm AA; 5:30 pm Cluster Charge Conference; 6 pm Sr. High Youth MONDAY, 10/28 1 pm Mission Mondays; 6:30 pm Girl Scouts; 7 pm Boy Scouts TUESDAY, 10/29 6:30 pm Wesley Bells; 7 pm AA; 7 pm Al Anon; 7:30 pm Chancel Choir WEDNESDAY, 10/30 W.O.W. (See shaded box for schedule); 6 pm Christianity and World Religions Study THURSDAY, 10/31 8:30 am Christian Conversation at Coffee House; 7 pm AA Over the years we have experienced several windows in the church needing replacement because of rotting wood. That was caused partly because of an EPA ban on a wood preservative and partly because of the design of the windows. The manager of the window store in Champaign examined all the windows in the church and is replacing twenty of them at no cost to us. We want to thank Bob Sinclair for taking on the job of finishing the windows and getting them ready to be installed. He had help from Mike Helfrich to stain them and from Bernie TRUSTEES UPDATE Hinkle in applying the polyurethane finish coats. Scott Nelson will install them. The trustees accepted an offer to buy the parsonage at a price of $165,000. There has been an appraisal for the buyer s financing and a home inspection. We are anticipating a closing date of on or before October 4 th. We want to thank Gavin Meerdink for bringing his tractor and lift to church to help our custodian power wash the high parts of the siding and windows.

9 9 mahomet united methodist church Our Mission: To Lead People to Jesus and help them grow as disciples E. South Mahomet Road, Mahomet, IL Phone: ( 217) FAX: (217) mumc@mumc.org Office Hours Monday-Thursday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm; Friday, 8:30 am-12:30 pm Sunday Worship 8:30 am Traditional Worship 10:45 am Contemporary Worship Sunday Schedule 9:30 & 10:30 am Coffee Fellowship 9:45 am Sunday School/Discipleship Hour for All Church Staff Rev. John McIntosh, Pastor ~ jmcintosh@mumc.org Rev. Harold Bodeen, Pastor Emeritus Cindy Bell, Parish Nurse ~ Grannybell@mchsi.com Eileen Waters, Parish Nurse ~ ewaters@mumc.org Cindy Dodd, Office Manager ~ cdodd@mumc.org Cindy Carlson, Administrative Assistant ~ ccarlson@mumc.org Kathy Tock, Worship Music Director ~ tockwoman@gmail.com Erika Mennig, Choir Director Linda Walker, Church Organist Marty Butts, Custodian Carrie Roberts, Nursery Coordinator Ciara Duitsman, Nursery Assistant Sunday Schedule 8:30 am Worship 9:30 am Fellowship 9:45 am Discipleship time for all ages 10:30 am Fellowship 10:45 am Worship with praise band CHURCH S Please send s for the church office staff to mumc@mumc.org so that both Cindy Dodd & Cindy Carlson receive them.