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St. Paul s Messenger United Methodist Church Plant Faith, Nurture Disciples, Grow in Witness & Service Volume 50, Issue 8 AUGUST

.. News and Updates August Worship Schedule Church Family Opportunities for Prayer Opportunities to Serve Mission Projects VBS

.. Summer Schedule: Worship: 9:00am (Sunday School resumes September 13) Drama Sunday, August 2 Thursday, August 6 6:00pm 8:00pm

1 St. Paul s Messenger United Methodist Church Plant Faith, Nurture Disciples, Grow in Witness & Service Volume 50, Issue 8 AUGUST 2015 VBS (Vacation Bible School) is ready to start! Inside... News and Updates August Worship Schedule Church Family Opportunities for Prayer Opportunities to Serve Mission Projects VBS Info UMW News Small Groups Join Us... Summer Schedule: Worship: 9:00am (Sunday School resumes September 13) Drama Sunday, August 2 Thursday, August 6 6:00pm 8:00pm Make sure your kids are signed up to join us for this week of fun & faith! ALL kids ages 3yrs through 5th grade are invited to be a part of the excitement! Games Snacks Science Experiments Movies Music Mission Project Office Hours: Mon.-Thurs: 9am 2pm Fri.: 9am Noon All the details are on page 5.

PAGE 2 MESSENGER VOLUME 50, ISSUE 8 August Worship Schedule Our Staff Sunday, August 2 10th Sunday after Pentecost, Communion Sunday, VBS Kick-Off Scripture: Psalm 78 Sermon: Once Upon a Time.

2 PAGE 2 MESSENGER VOLUME 50, ISSUE 8 August Worship Schedule Our Staff Sunday, August 2 10th Sunday after Pentecost, Communion Sunday, VBS Kick-Off Scripture: Psalm 78 Sermon: Once Upon a Time... - Rev Diane We will tell to the coming generation, the glorious deeds of the Lord! Psalm 78:4b The author of Psalm 78 knew the power of a good story. He also understands that we cannot be the people of God without telling the story or God. Music: 9:00 Avery Amenson Senior Pastor Rev. Diane Rew Retired Pastors Rev. Jim Kellermann Rev. Barbara Ristow, Rev. Howard Ott Cord. of Discipleship Min. Lisa Srenaski Office Administrator Tracy Dahlin-Hakenjos Sunday, August 9 11th Sunday after Pentecost, VBS Celebration Sunday, Baptism Today we celebrate the week of VBS with scripture, songs, and a message the kids will learn during the week ~ no matter what happens, Jesus loves you! Music: 9:00 VBS Kids & Leaders Bookkeepers Chancel Choir Director Organist Bill Bradshaw Sharon Wolosek Merle Colburn Vashni Seitzer, SPC Childcare Coordinator Christine Kelley Emilie Smith Custodian Scott Raymaker Contact Us The St. Paul Messenger is published by St. Paul s United Methodist Church, 341 Wilson Avenue, Green Bay, WI Phone: (920) Fax: (920) Website: office@stpaulsumcgb.com Editor: Tracy Dahlin-Hakenjos Please submit written material for the SEPTEMBER Messenger by noon on Friday, August 14, 2015 Sunday, August 16 12th Sunday after Pentecost Scripture: To Be Determined Sermon: Today we welcome Rev Jim Kellerman, one of our retired pastors who has made St. Paul s his home, along with his wife, Polly Strohsal. We look forward to his message! Music: 9:00 Worship Band Sunday, August 23 13th Sunday after Pentecost Scripture: John 6:56-69 Sermon: Nowhere Else to Turn - Dave Atkins In this scripture passage, Jesus uses some difficult metaphors to talk about himself and our relationship to him. Many of those who first heard these words could not understand the deeper meaning, and decided to stop following him. Why? And what can we learn from how Peter reacted. Music: 9:00 Mackenzie Ruby Sunday, August 30 14th Sunday after Pentecost Scripture: Psalm 15 Sermon: Exit Strategies - Rev. Diane Psalm 15 is an ancient entrance liturgy. These words were used when entering the temple for worship. Who may enter God s tent? Who may dwell on God s holy hill? The answer may surprise you! Music: 9:00 Stand-Up & Sing Choir

Your Church Family... PAGE 3 Thank you to Bill & Kathy Gaffney and Jim Kellerman & Polly Strosahl for preparing the monthly meal at the N.E.W.

A total of 189 meals were served. Dear Friends at St. Paul s, Thank you so much for the cards, call and especially the prayers. Things are going very well. I believe I ll be home in a week or so.

Marilee Jahn Thank you to everyone who has helped with the VBS set construction. We especially thank Bill Bradshaw, along with Ken Graetz, for all of their time, direction and hard work.

3 Your Church Family... PAGE 3 Thank you to Bill & Kathy Gaffney and Jim Kellerman & Polly Strosahl for preparing the monthly meal at the N.E.W. Community Shelter on July 3, and to John & Sue Gilman and Herb & Jean Hessil for serving. Also, thanks to George Rather for doing the shopping and Suamico UMC for providing the dessert. A total of 189 meals were served. Dear Friends at St. Paul s, Thank you so much for the cards, call and especially the prayers. Things are going very well. I believe I ll be home in a week or so. Rennes is a beautiful facility and since the weather has been so lovely I spend a lot of time outdoors, when I m not in physical therapy. Thank you again. Marilee Jahn Thank you to everyone who has helped with the VBS set construction. We especially thank Bill Bradshaw, along with Ken Graetz, for all of their time, direction and hard work. Rev Diane will be on vacation Monday, August 10 through Monday, August 24. If you have a pastoral emergency during this time, please call the church office ~ contact information for the on-call clergy will be on the voic greeting. Also, the church office will be closed all day on Friday, August 14. Congratulations to Marigold Pearl Kelley daughter of Tyler & Christine, who was baptized on July 19, 2015 Congratulations to Carter Lloyd Winkka daughter of Chad & Jennifer, who was baptized on July 26, 2015 We want to welcome Christine Pulchin as our new Financial manager. Christine owns Advantage Bookkeeping and offers bookkeeping/ accounting services for local business and non-profits. After a period of training, Christine will begin at SPUMC working Tuesdays and one other day during the week. Schedule details will be arranged as we move forward. Christine has enjoyed having SPUMC as a neighbor.. especially our Fear Not outreach event at Halloween. Welcome Christine! Welcome to St. Paul s! We re glad YOU are here! If you would like more info on our church, the ministries/opportunities available here, membership, Sunday School, youth, etc., we d love to share with you! Greeters are in the Narthex area on Sunday for assistance and you re also welcome to contact the church office or speak to Rev Diane. Welcome!

volunteers met to finalize the week * Continued the pledge drive for the parking lot * Set building continued for VBS and volunteers gathered to help with painting & set-up * Continued an adult study

Community Shelter * Prayer Shawl Ministry continued to comfort people in powerful ways * Care Team continued to bring joy and comfort to those unable to join us in worship, as well as served

building for Classical Conversations, scouts, TOPS, EPH, and the Mather Heights Neighborhood Assoc. St. Paul s has a number of active prayer groups.

4 PAGE 4 What Did We Do In JULY?? * VBS planning continued * New Financial Manager was hired * Celebrated the baptisms of Marigold Kelley and Carter Winkka * Enjoyed a variety of inspiring and talented musical witnesses * VBS volunteers met to finalize the week * Continued the pledge drive for the parking lot * Set building continued for VBS and volunteers gathered to help with painting & set-up * Continued an adult study about Christianity s Family Tree * United Methodist Men gathered to plan future events and activities * Served the monthly meal at the N.E.W. Community Shelter * Prayer Shawl Ministry continued to comfort people in powerful ways * Care Team continued to bring joy and comfort to those unable to join us in worship, as well as served Communion to them * Jail team, together with Gideons, provided Bibles and devotional materials to inmates * Collected items for Salvation Army, EPH and Love Life Ministry * Extended our beautiful building for Classical Conversations, scouts, TOPS, EPH, and the Mather Heights Neighborhood Assoc. St. Paul s has a number of active prayer groups. ALL are open to anyone who would like to participate. If you would like more information, please contact the church office or the person listed after each ministry. PRAYER TEAM The Prayer Team meets every Tuesday at 9:00am in room 107. In addition to praying for those who were lifted up on Sundays and the prayer requests the church has received during the week, they are also a covenant group. If you re looking for a small group that supports and encourages each other while praying and studying the Bible, then join us! Contact Kathryn Ault at PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY This ministry meets on the 3rd Tuesday of every month from 12:00 2:00pm in the narthex. They knit and/or crochet prayer shawls. The shawls are given to anyone who needs one ~ for illness, grieving a loss, etc. Contact Jacque Dahlin at PRAYER CHAIN This group of people prays for urgent requests. When a call is received by the church for an urgent issue, the prayer chain is activated and the members of the chain pray right away for the concern. Contact the church office at PRAYER REQUESTS Do you have a concern or a joy in your life? We would be privileged to pray for you. Prayer requests are always welcomed. You can write them on the request sheet as you enter the sanctuary, speak with a pastor, or contact the church office: or office@stpaulsumcgb.com.

Registration forms are available in the narthex, on the church website (www.stpaulsumcgb.

com Games, movies, science experiments, music, food, bible drama.and more! Come join the fun!

VBS or not! Join us as we make a difference in our community!

theme, we are collecting new or gently used hats & mittens which will be donated to the following schools:

5 PAGE 5 Sun., August 2 Thur., August 6 6:00pm 8:00pm ALL kids ages 3 yrs old through 5th grade are welcome to join us for this free event! Registration forms are available in the narthex, on the church website ( or contact the church office at or office@stpaulsumcgb.com Games, movies, science experiments, music, food, bible drama.and more! Come join the fun! VBS MISSION PROJECTS EVERYONE is invited to participate in the VBS Mission Projects, whether you are a part of VBS or not! Join us as we make a difference in our community! This year we are collecting two different items: Hats & Mittens Children s Books In keeping with the Everest theme, we are collecting new or gently used hats & mittens which will be donated to the following schools: Howe, Tank and Fort Howard. All of your donations will help keep kids warm in the winter months. We are also collecting new or gently used children s books, in an effort to help children with their literacy. All books will be donated to our Little Free Library and area needs. All donations can be placed in the marked bins in the narthex.

Opportunities for... Adult Education The Life & Religion of the Founding Fathers Over 3 weeks, we ll study the life & religion of our Founding Fathers, using materials from David L.

For anyone interested in the history of our nation, this will add depth to what you already know and a deeper understanding of the role of religion at the dawn of our country.

20, in rm# 110 The Call Follow the journeys of Paul, beginning with his dramatic conversion, as he spread the Gospel.

The DVD features author Adam Hamilton on location in modern-day Greece & Turkey, guiding us through this study tracing the travel & teachings of Paul. Scheduling will be based on interest.

You ll be challenged & motivated by this poignant & personal look into the lives of some of the Bible s most faithful women. Their struggles & temptations are the same faced by all believers.

6 Opportunities for... Adult Education The Life & Religion of the Founding Fathers Over 3 weeks, we ll study the life & religion of our Founding Fathers, using materials from David L. Holms book, Faiths of the Founding Fathers. Other materials will be added from a variety of sources. For anyone interested in the history of our nation, this will add depth to what you already know and a deeper understanding of the role of religion at the dawn of our country. No reading assignments; materials provided at each class. Leader: John Gilman Sundays at 9:05am, beg. Sept. 20, in rm# 110 The Call Follow the journeys of Paul, beginning with his dramatic conversion, as he spread the Gospel. Travel to the sites & explore his conversations with the Corinthians, Galations, etc. In this 6-week study, you will experience faith through Christ s greatest teacher & missionary. The DVD features author Adam Hamilton on location in modern-day Greece & Turkey, guiding us through this study tracing the travel & teachings of Paul. Scheduling will be based on interest. Disciple IV PAGE 7 Twelve Extraordinary Women They were ordinary, common, and in some cases shockingly low-caste, yet each was made extraordinary by her life-changing encounter with God. You ll be challenged & motivated by this poignant & personal look into the lives of some of the Bible s most faithful women. Their struggles & temptations are the same faced by all believers. Author John Mac- Arthur shows that the God to whom they were so committed is the same god who continues to mold & use ordinary people today. 12-week class led by Lisa Srenaski Thursdays at 10am, beg. Sept.10 in rm# 107 Covenant Bible Study This is an in-depth group study in which people read & discuss the Bible together, learning how to love God & each other better. The goal is to deepen our understanding of Scripture while helping us respond together in answering God s call to a faithful life in Jesus. This 24-week experience is divided into three 8- episode segments exploring different aspects of covenant life: creating, living & trusting. This requires daily readings & a weekly meeting. Interest/questions: Lisa at First Session: Thursday, Sept. 10 5:30-7:30 in rm# 110. This is the final study in the 4-Phase Disciple program & is prepared for those who have completed Disciple I, II and/or III. This study concentrates on the Writings (Old Testament books not in the Torah or the Prophets), the Gospel of John & Revelation. Emphasis on the Psalms as Israel s hymn book & prayer book, naturally leads to an emphasis on worship in this study. Present during the entire study is the sense of living toward completion ~ toward the climax of the message & promise, extravagantly pictured in revelation. This is a 32-week study with 3-4 hours of independent study each week & a weekly 2-hour meeting. Begins the week of Sept. 13 with an informational meeting on August 30 at 6:00pm.

Opportunities to... get involved PAGE 6 Circle Meetings will resume in Sept.

Gather your recipes and be ready to bake some of your most delicious treats! See page 8 for details on the UMW Mission Project for August.

is peeled away and the industry s toxic secrets emerge in Not Just A Pretty Face.

some tough questions about the safety of the cosmetics they market as safe. Questions about the UMW Reading Program?

It is provided here, in order to give you a glimpse into this ministry to see what a difference we are all making in our community. Fresh produce anyone?

The garden, lovingly nicknamed, The Garden of Weeden, is the brainchild of Karen Kegel, unit coordinator from Resurrection Catholic Church.

It was Karen s hope to one day create a garden where interested EPH families could learn to garden and benefit from the fresh produce harvested and then a large

7 Opportunities to... get involved PAGE 6 Circle Meetings will resume in Sept. The UMW Team will meet on Thursday, August 27 at 6:30pm Mark your calendars for the UMW Bake Sale, which will be held on Sunday, September 13. Gather your recipes and be ready to bake some of your most delicious treats! See page 8 for details on the UMW Mission Project for August. August Birthdays: 15: Judy Pauli 17: Kathryn Ault 21: Linda Meetz Reading Corner Not Just a Pretty Face By: Stacy Malkan Category: Social Action The beauty myth is peeled away and the industry s toxic secrets emerge in Not Just A Pretty Face. This book chronicles the quest that led a group of breast cancer activists & environmentalists to the offices of the world s largest cosmetic companies asking some tough questions about the safety of the cosmetics they market as safe. Questions about the UMW Reading Program? Contact Becky Engebretson at or bengebretson@new.rr.com. As a member church, we receive an update from the Ecumenical Partnership for Housing each month. It is provided here, in order to give you a glimpse into this ministry to see what a difference we are all making in our community. Fresh produce anyone? Over the next couple of months, EPH families will receive the bounty of our first EPH garden. The garden, lovingly nicknamed, The Garden of Weeden, is the brainchild of Karen Kegel, unit coordinator from Resurrection Catholic Church. Working with Karen has been Bonnie Goelz. It was Karen s hope to one day create a garden where interested EPH families could learn to garden and benefit from the fresh produce harvested and then a large plot became available at St. Paul s United Methodist Church. Karen, Bonnie, and other volunteers went to work tilling, planting, watering and of course, weeding. Our families will soon get a taste of the garden as produce becomes available. For more information on EPH, contact Lori Ver Boort, EPH Board Member and Member of of St. Paul s, at We need YOU to help with sound & screen on Sunday mornings! Additional people are needed on our rotation of sound techs & projectionists. TRAINING is provided, and they are not difficult tasks. Please contact the church office or speak with Kris Engebretson on a Sunday morning. Thank you!

Opportunities to... get involved PAGE 8 Did you know that St. Paul s has a wonderful, compassionate Care Team?

Members of our Care Team are: Jacque Dahlin, Arlene Finlan, Zona Graetz, Sharon Jahnke, Lee & Vicky Harmon, Herb & Jean Hessil, Carol Lahey, Judy Pauli, Mary Perret,

If you would like a visit from Simon, and his owner, Jacque Dahlin, please contact the church office or call Jacque at 497-1393.

The following items are needed: West High Nicolet Elem. Shoes, Socks Sweatpants (sz. 6-8) Sweatshirts Sweatshirts (sz.

Do you love to work with children? Are you looking for a way to share your enthusiasm, gifts and faith with the youngest among us?

8 Opportunities to... get involved PAGE 8 Did you know that St. Paul s has a wonderful, compassionate Care Team? If you or someone you know would like a visit from a member of the Care Team, please contact the church office at or office@stpaulsumcgb.com. Members of our Care Team are: Jacque Dahlin, Arlene Finlan, Zona Graetz, Sharon Jahnke, Lee & Vicky Harmon, Herb & Jean Hessil, Carol Lahey, Judy Pauli, Mary Perret, Betty Rogers, Connie Shaw, and Liz Wilson. Our Care Team also includes a certified therapy dog, Simon, who loves to visit homes, nursing homes, etc. If you would like a visit from Simon, and his owner, Jacque Dahlin, please contact the church office or call Jacque at The UMW Mission project for the month of Aug. is West High School and Nicolet Elementary School These schools have been identified as in need schools in our community. The following items are needed: West High Nicolet Elem. Shoes, Socks Sweatpants (sz. 6-8) Sweatshirts Sweatshirts (sz. 6-8) Sweatpants Underwear / Socks School Supplies School Supplies All donations can be placed in the marked container in the narthex hallway. Do you love to work with children? Are you looking for a way to share your enthusiasm, gifts and faith with the youngest among us? We are looking for Sunday School teachers AND helpers for our Pre-K and K 5 classes. This is a 1 HOUR per week commitment and we can work with your schedule. Please contact Lisa at or lsrenaski@gmail.com for more info. 8/6: Emilie Smith 8/7: Mackenzie Mevis 8/15: Allisyn Maves 8/18: Auggie Derpinghaus 8/19: Ashton Hakkila 8/19: Mya Hakkila 8/23: Eli Faymonville Sunday School Resumes on Sunday, September 13!

* Stop by and take whatever catches your fancy * Return and bring books to contribute when you can Do you enjoy singing but find it difficult to commit to weekly rehearsals?

9 Opportunities to... get involved PAGE 9 We re excited to be Stewards for A Little Free Library (LFL) on behalf of our neighbors & our community! The way it works is simple: We initially stock the LFL with a variety of good quality books that we hope will interest our neighbors (watch for ways to donate books). * Stop by and take whatever catches your fancy * Return and bring books to contribute when you can Do you enjoy singing but find it difficult to commit to weekly rehearsals? Stand-Up & Sing Choir could be just what you re looking for! On the day that Stand-Up & Sing provides musical witness, you are invited to come at 8:00am to rehearse and then sing at the 9:00 worship service ~ it s just that easy! Join us 8:00am on Sun., August 30! The Melodies of Compassion (all of the loose change in the offering plates on Sunday mornings) will be designated as follows: July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Heifer Project EPH New Faith Hmong Please give generously and let YOUR loose change make a Melody of Compassion! Because of communities like ours, the LFL movement has rapidly grown. Many libraries have been installed and thousands of books shared around the country as well as around the world. LFL s mission is to: Promote literacy and the love of reading by building free book exchanges worldwide. To build a sense of community as we share skills, creativity and wisdom across generations. Watch for more details soon! Are you looking for an easy way to participate in the life of YOUR church? We are always looking for Sunday morning volunteers to serve as greeters, ushers, Communion servers, sound system techs, projectionists, nursery helpers, coffee fellowship hosts. There are lots of ways for YOU to help ~ just contact the following coordinators for more info or to sign up! Greeters: Susan Regnier, Ushers: Paul Anderson, Liturgists: Inez Gulbrandson, Communion Server: Church Office, Projectionists: Church Office, Sound Techs: Kris Engebretson, Coffee Fellowship: Anita Kivisto,

PAGE 10 Habitat for Humanity and area churches are coming together for the 2015 Faith Build. YOUR help is needed for this project!

The home is located at 2426 Duck Creek Pkwy If YOU are interested in being a part of this ministry, please contact Habitat s Volunteer Coordinator, Rachel, at 593-5785 or email

31 Labor Day Sunday Rally Day Return to 2 services and Sunday School Resumes Haystack Dinner Habitat for Humanity Build Pipe Organ Rededication Fear Not! Halloween Event Sunday Volunteers.

Kids/Leaders Ushers Darren & Lisa Van Ess Betty Rogers, Greeter Becky Engebretson Sound/Projection Kris Engebretson, Coffee Fellowship VBS Treats August 16 9:00 Liturgist Dave Atkins Ushers Darren &

10 PAGE 10 Habitat for Humanity and area churches are coming together for the 2015 Faith Build. YOUR help is needed for this project! Mark your calendars for upcoming events and watch future bulletins and newsletters for more details: There are a number of week days on the schedule, along with one weekend: Saturday, September 26 The home is located at 2426 Duck Creek Pkwy If YOU are interested in being a part of this ministry, please contact Habitat s Volunteer Coordinator, Rachel, at or rclement@greenbayhabitat.org. Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 25 Oct. 31 Labor Day Sunday Rally Day Return to 2 services and Sunday School Resumes Haystack Dinner Habitat for Humanity Build Pipe Organ Rededication Fear Not! Halloween Event Sunday Volunteers... August 2 9:00 Liturgist Lynn Clark Ushers Jim Sorenson Darren & Lisa Van Ess Greeter Betty Rogers Sound/Projection Kris Engebretson, Coffee Fellowship Sue Proctor August 9 9:00 Liturgist VBS Kids/Leaders Ushers Darren & Lisa Van Ess Betty Rogers, Greeter Becky Engebretson Sound/Projection Kris Engebretson, Coffee Fellowship VBS Treats August 16 9:00 Liturgist Dave Atkins Ushers Darren & Lisa Van Ess, Greeter Lisa Srenaski Sound/Projection Kris Engebretson, Coffee Fellowship Chandra Reinheimer August 23 9:00 Liturgist Lee Harmon Ushers,, Greeters, Sound/Projection Kris Engebretson, Coffee Fellowship Zona Graetz August 30 Liturgist Ushers Greeters Sound/Projection Coffee Fellowship 9:00 Inez Gulbrandson,,, Kris Engebretson, Cinnamon Roll Sunday There are many opportunities for YOU to say, YES! and fill in some of the blanks this month and in the months to come! Contact the church office: or office@stpaulsumcgb.com.

11 Reflections... PAGE 11 As VBS preparations wrap up and our summer vacation turns into its last month, a new school year is fast approaching and there is much work to be done to organize Christian Education for all ages! I enjoy this time of year with the coordinating of new classes, Bible studies and children s programming and get way too excited about books and studies I find and imagining all the possibilities for all. This congregation, with God s help, has helped me personally grow as a disciple. My life has been transformed and I place responsibility on seeds planted by friends among us, who have invited me to a small group and then those who have encouraged and nurtured me along the way. Discipleship is a process, not a product, and each year that I personally tackle my tasks at St. Paul s, I am reminded of that. So, as we plan and organize Christian education for a new program year, let me challenge you. How are you doing on your discipleship journey? When was the last time you challenged yourself to take an adult class and learn more about your faith among fellow believers? These classes are such a powerful experience that will only transform you! As our congregation keeps our mission in mind, to Plant Faith, Nurture Disciples and Grow in Witness and Service, I pray that you would consider nurturing your faith so that you can indeed be a faith planter and a witness and servant in this world. A great place to start is to look at the upcoming adult education opportunities that are available for all! There is something for everyone, whether you want a lecture type of class on the Founding Fathers or a topical study on Paul or 12 Extraordinary Women from the Bible. If you are looking for an opportunity to really study the Bible with guidance and community, there is Covenant Bible Study, too. Please check out the Adult Education page for more information and by all means if you don t see a class or time that works best, let me know! Grace and Peace, Lisa Srenaski

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Messenger. St. Paul s. United Methodist Church. Pentecost Sunday. Music Sunday. Summer Worship Schedule. Cave Quest VBS. Inside... Join Us... St. Paul s Messenger United Methodist Church Plant Faith, Nurture Disciples, Grow in Witness & Service May 2016 Volume 51, Issue 5 Inside... Headlines Worship Schedule 2 News 3 UMW News/Other 4 Reflections