Concerns, Thanks, & Praise from the Finance Committee

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1 June 2018 Edition Volume 2018 Issue 6 Concerns, Thanks, & Praise from the Finance Committee As of April 30th, the all-important Operating Fund has received gifts and pledge payments of $329,146.13, with expenses over the same period of $312, This is the fund from which the great majority of the church s bills are paid. A major concern for us is the traditional summer swoon in church giving. In a typical year, the church accumulates a surplus in late winter and spring. This surplus is needed to offset weak giving during the summer months. For example, in 2017, the operating fund increased by $49,917 from January 1st to April 30th and then declined by $44,922 from May 1st to September 30th. As of April 30th, the operating fund has increased year to date by $16,967 to a total of $42,808. This means we simply don t have the wiggle room in the budget for the kind of summer giving declines we have seen in past years. We have already cut the church s annual budget and hope to see those savings play out in our favor. Our first action to prevent the operating fund from falling to dangerously low levels is to inform our members of the church s need which is the primary purpose of this article. Inside this issue... Ordinary Time 3 June Events 4 New Offerings 5 Women s News 6 & 7 Missions 8-12 Children 13 & 14 Our Church Family 15 Birthdays & Anniversaries 16 Should a request to the congregation not prove adequate, a next step would be to reduce our monthly payment on our apportionment. Should we be forced to do this, we would try to make it up later in the year, but actually doing so would be quite difficult. Some of you may ask why Trust and Endowment funds could not be used to help with the shortfall. Unfortunately, all of our Trust and Endowment Funds are dedicated to one purpose or another the great majority being for Trustees. They cannot be used to pay day-to-day bills. continues on page 2

2 Continued. CHURCH STAFF Pastor: Rev. Jeff Coppley x 403 Associate. Pastor: Rev. Gary Mahathey x 404 Associate Chinese Pastor: Rev. Vicky Deng x 413 Office Manager: Betsy Bechtel x 402 Coordinator of Children & Family: Mary Taylor Setliff x 405 Coordinator of Youth and Food Pantry Ministries: Scott Andree-Bowen x 434 Connecting Ministries: Erin Moses x 408 Director of Traditional Music: Jayson Snipes x 410 I d also like to share some good news. Our indebtedness continues to decline and now stands at $167,577, which represents the remaining amount owed to the bank for the sanctuary renovations. This is the lowest level of debt the church has carried since ground was broken on Craven Hall in the mid 1990 s. As if this writing, thanks to many kind gifts and strong fund-raising from the Barbecue Dinner, the Food Pantry Fund now exceeds $14,000. Just five years ago, it had dipped below $2,000. As of April 30,2018, the church has received the following disbursements from various endowment and related funds: Jimmy Roddick Fund 5, Ceil and Henrietta Foushee Fund for Maple Springs 1, Eleanor Powell Organ Trust Fund Jenny Trivette Missions to Seniors Fund Eddye Watts Fund 12, The Henning Fund 3, Fred and Violet Moser Fund 9, TOTAL $32, Finance Director: Lisa Aldhizer lisa@maplesprings.org x439 Music Ministries: Beth Juran: beth@maplesprings.org x 417 Coordinator of Weekday School: Melicent Hammaker: preschool@maplesprings.org x 409 Director of Contemporary Music: Jerry Chapman jerry@maplesprings.org Organist & Director of Contemporary Program Director: Dennis Raley Audio Technician: Neal Goode Nursery Coordinator: Katherine Hinerman In addition to these gifts, year-to-date individual giving to all churchdedicated funds stands at $32, Another $25,000 in gifts were made to our Trust Funds. I am truly grateful to all of you for your continued love and support for Maple Springs, Michael Boyles Chair of Finance Page 2 June I Volume 2018, No Reynolda Road Winston Salem, NC maplesprings.org

3 Ordinary Time by Pastor Gary When we live our lives in the church we become more aware of the different seasons of the Christian year. We observe Advent in preparation for Christmas. We look to Epiphany and the Light of Christ being revealed to the world. We live through the weeks of Lent, preparing for Holy Week and resurrection hope at Easter. We then live through the days of Eastertide leading to Pentecost. We celebrate the unleashing of the Holy Spirit (Acts 2: 1-21) and the birthday of the church. We observe Trinity Sunday and embrace God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit. This is our belief. We are Easter people and we are Trinitarian. But after that we enter into a season in the church year called Ordinary time. In the traditional service we see the color green for this entire season, which lasts until the end of November and culminates with Christ the King Sunday. Ordinary time. I will admit, that used to bother me a little. Is that the best the church fathers could come up with, I thought to myself? Just plain old ordinary time? Actually the term ordinary time doesn t mean plain or mundane or uneventful. It means a counting of the days, as in the days and weeks of the church year being numbered. It represents ordered life in the church not the high holy days. That simple term represents the days of living our lives in the church in watchfulness and expectation. But isn t that where we live most of our lives? Not every day is a feast day, or a special holiday. Most days are simply ordinary in many respects. When I look at church life at Maple Springs, however, I see anything but ordinary. I witness confirmation and three young people making a commitment to Christ and to this church. I witness baptism and the power of Holy Spirit moving among us. I witness Hope meals being packed and delivered Sunday after Sunday. It is more than just an ordinary meal; it is literal hope for those who would otherwise go hungry. I witness the food pantry and the difference a bag of groceries makes in the life of someone who would otherwise go without. I witness behind the scenes things that take place, often anonymously, in the name of Christ. A wheelchair ramp being built for someone in the community, storm damage clean up after a devastating spring storm, ongoing collections and support of Old Town Elementary School, anonymous gifts for someone in need, ministries in the jail and prison to offer hope for those who have little hope, and on and on and on. These may be things that don t often get a lot of attention. There is often not a lot of flag waving or tooting a horn to draw attention to these mighty acts. But they are powerful things that take place in the name of Christ, done by the ordinary followers of Jesus right here at Maple Springs. I consider it an honor and privilege to serve an extraordinary congregation doing these ordinary things day in and day out, week in and week out, during this ordinary season of the church year. Church life at Maple Springs is anything but ordinary; it is powerful, it is beautiful, and yes, it is sometimes messy. But it serves as a witness to the mighty acts of Jesus alive and moving among us and through us. Both Jeff and I are grateful to be returning for another year, under the appointment of the bishop and cabinet, to serve this extraordinary body of Christ, during all of the seasons of the church year, including ordinary time. Grace and Peace, Gary Page 3

4 June Events June 3: Mark 2: 23-3: 6 June 10: Corinthians 4:13-5:10 June 17: Mark 4:26-34 June 24: TBA Henderson Settlement Mission Trip Monday, June 4th 7:00pm Conference Room See page 9 for more details. Ladies Lunch Bunch Tuesday, June 5th 11:30am 1:00pm River Birch Lodge 3324 Robinhood Road ALL women are invited to come for food and fellowship on the first Tuesday of each month. Please call the church office ( ) to make your reservation or for more information. We will not meet in July. Graduation Sunday June 10th We will be recognizing our high school graduates during our services. If you have high school senior who is graduating this year, please Betsy at betsy@maplesprings.org and let her know what high school they are graduating from and what their plans are in the fall. More details will come from Scott. Breakfast with Dad Saturday, June 16th 8:30am Cokesbury Room See page 12 for more information Singles Fellowship Friday, June 22nd 6:30pm 7:30pm Cokesbury Room This group is open to all unattached adults. For more information, please contact Desiree Frost at or desireefrost@gmail.com. Empty Nesters Sunday, June 24th 7:00pm Cokesbury Room Calling all Empty Nesters or almost Empty Nesters. This group meets on the 3rd Sunday evening of each month. Any one that is interested can contact Leslie Speas at laspeas@me.com and will be added to the list to be informed of future get togethers. Moms on a Mission Tuesday, June 26th 6:00pm Diaper Bank (4500 Indiana Avenue) See page 12 for more information I.C.E. (Incredible Creativity Experience) Wednesdays- July 11th, 18th, 25th and August 1st 1:00pm-5:00pm Various Rooms at church See page 12 for more information MINISTRY COLLECTIONS All items may be placed in the donation drop off areas in the Craven Hall Lobby and Sanctuary Narthex. Food Pantry Ministry: The Food Pantry will be collecting canned fruit and grocery bags during the month of June. For more information and to volunteer, please contact Scott Andree Bowen (scott@maplesprings.org). Page 4

5 New Offerings Twelve More Women of the Bible Tuesdays 9:30am 11:30am E23 Liquid Classroom Join us for this DVD study by varied authors We will look at the spiritual lessons learned by these women and see how they drew nearer to God in spite of trials, rejection and disappointment. All women of all ages welcome!! Proverbs 31 Woman: How Not to Do It All Deborah: Fight Like a Girl Shulamite Woman: We Had God at Hello Ruth: Staying Focused in a World of Distractions Puah and Shiphrah: How to Fight Your Fears Esther: Letting God Be in Control Priscilla: Living a Life of Blessed Ordinary Mary and Martha: Finding Life in Death Bent Woman: We've Got God's Complete Attention Woman with the Issue of Blood: When Persistence Pays Off Elizabeth: How to Win the Waiting Game Anna: How to Live a Life Devoted to God CAREER SUPPORT NETWORK Are you out of work? Looking to change careers? Between jobs? Come to the Career Support Network on Wednesdays from 12:00pm 2:00pm in room E27. A different topic is presented each week. There is no cost for this program. Come for one session or for all of them. For information please call (336) or NCWiseman@TeddyBurriss.com. June Topics: June 6th You're overqualified, now what. June 13th Maintain being positive through your career journey. June 20th Recruiters can be your friend during your search. Care for them. June 27th Career Journey of 2018 and beyond. It's changed folks Page 5

6 Women s Groups Although the United Methodist Women (UMW) Circles have formally disbanded, we have several other women s groups that still meet each month. All women are welcome to join in any or all of these groups. Circle of Friends: Meets on the 1st Thursday of each month (except June, July & August) at 1:00pm in the Cokesbury Room. We support community organizations through donations of goods and services. Also, provide a support group of Christian women for the different problems faced by family and life situations. Assist with church programs/ events as the need arises. Please contact SueEllen Thomas at for more information. Pat Rothrock Circle, 3rd Tuesday of each month (except June, July & August) at 9:30am in the Parlor. Please contact Pat Craver at for more information. Reading Circle meets on the 4th Thursday of each month (except June, July & August) at 1:30pm, in the library. The members share and discuss the books that they have read during the month. We welcome new members who like to read and share their books. Please contact Betty Edwards at for more information. Craft Group meets each Friday at 1:30pm in Craven Hall lobby. This group has been knitting and crocheting items for shut in, food pantry recipients and other groups. Once a month they gather and make greeting cards to send out. Please contact Nancy Karriker for more information. Tuesday Morning Bible Study meets each Tuesday at 9:30am in room E22 (Liquid Room). Please contact SueEllen Thomas at for more information. Wednesday Evening Bible Study meets each Wednesday at 6:30am in room E22 (Liquid Room). Please contact Susie Gordon at for more information. You can always call the church office or Betsy at betsy@maplesprings.org for more information about any of our programs at Maple Springs! Page 6

7 Women in the News Pat Rothrock Circle News At Kate Linder s (daughter of Margaret Casey) group home, Friendly People That Care, a raised bed garden was planted, courtesy of the Pat Rothrock Circle at Maple Springs United Methodist Church and with help from Dennis Casey and friend Randy. Circle of Friends News For teacher Appreciation Week at Old Town School, the Circle of Friends (formerly the Jenny Larson Circle), put together 120 appreciation treats for the Old Town staff. A nice surprise for them, especially so neal the end of the school year! Staff flocked to their boxes when the word of the delivery got out. They all expressed their joy and thanks for being remembered by our church. Craft Group The beat goes on! Part recycling, part crafts and part music, this group made and donated 12 colorful drums to the kindergarten at Old Town School. The drums were recycled #10 food cans, wrapped in designer duct tape, topped with felt and ready to play! Special thanks to Pat Craver, Jen and Debbi for helping to procure and sanitize the cans and to the craft group, who prepared and assembled the drums! This gift will give the teachers a great learning activitiy option for their children. They are thrilled! Librarians Charlotte Alwine, Lois Miller and Betsy Jo Thompson are taking care of our library, located in the lower level of the old building (annex). They are also responsible for rotating the books placed in Craven Hall lobby, which has resulted in an increased interest and borrowed books from both our members and preschool! Pastor Vicky is translating a baby book, written in Chinese, to English for Susan Mayhew s grandson Jack, who was adopted from China. The orphanage there keeps a baby book for each child until he/she is adopted, and recently sent Jack his. Page 7

8 Missions at Work On a rainy Saturday in May, a group of 14 people come out to build a handicap ramp for a decorated, career army veteran. For more information about this ministry, please contact Ed Hardman at ehardman@triad.rr.com Page 8

9 Missions Red Bird Mission / Boxtops: For many years we have collected General Mills Box Tops for the Red Bird Missionary Conference in eastern Kentucky. Box tops are able to be redeemed and used to help with purchase of supplies and equipment for the mission. Most recently we mailed 1400 box tops. While that is something to celebrate, last year we sent in 1900 box tops. We have collection boxes in Craven Hall lobby and in the hallway narthex next to the sanctuary. The Red Bird Missionary Conference is the largest United Methodist mission in the United States. They strive to meet the needs of residents in five areas: K-12 school health and wellness clinics, community housing, spiritual growth and a wide variety of ministries to families, older adults, children and youth. By saving the box tops from General Mills products, and donating them to the church, we are able to help fund this much needed mission. Please donate your box tops! Old Town School Ministry: We recently made a $3,000 donation to the weekend meals program. On May 3rd, Maple Springs had six volunteers participating in a meal bag packing event. Together we packed a total of 550 weekend meal bags. For more information, please contact Kay Tuttle at Burn Unit Ministry: Volunteers from our congregation continue to provide Tea For The Soul to nurses and staff at the WFBMC Burn Unit once per month. We provide coffee, tea, sandwiches, snacks, loving support, and a brief respite if the staff can take a moment from their busy shift. For more information or to volunteer, please contact Lynn Bailey rlbailey58@att.net. Prison Ministry: Maple Springs recently made a $300 donation to support the recent Fun With Fathers event. Offenders are required to take three parenting classes in order to participate. In addition, Maple Springs served as the drop off and pick up point for children. They came to Maple Springs and boarded busses to take them to Camp Hanes and then returned to Maple Springs. For more information, please contact Peter Venable at oelkers9@msn.com. UMAR: We donated $2,000 to the three UMAR homes in Winston Salem. In addition, we provided a new TV for the Waddell House. For more information contact Bill Blackburn at billblackburn55@gmail.com. Mission Trip To Henderson Settlement: Mark your calendar! The week of September 23rd - 28th we are planning a mission trip to Henderson Settlement in Frakes, Kentucky. This is a United Methodist mission in the coal mining region of eastern Kentucky, and is part of the Red Bird Missionary Conference. We will have an informational/organizational meeting on Monday, June 4th at 7:00pm in the conference room. If you have any interest please join us please contact Pastor Gary at gary@maplesprings.org. Page 9

10 World Vision & BBQ Sponsoring Two Children in Need The Missions and Outreach Committee pledged ongoing funds to sponsor two children through World Vision, a Christian humanitarian organization helping children, families, and their communities overcome poverty and injustice. This sponsorship is designed to bring a heightened and more personal awareness of the needs of our global neighbors to our church family and has the support of our Children s Ministry and Youth Program. The children and youth of our church will help with gifts to these children on special occasions such as a birthday, Christmas, and Easter. We are pleased to introduce you to Mervedie, an 8 year old girl living with her parents and four siblings in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), and Nelson, an 11 year old boy living with his father and four siblings in Haiti. Both have been waiting more than a year for sponsorship. We will provide updates about their lives and share correspondence and photographs as they become available. Please pray for these two children and for all such children in need around the world. For more information, contact Kim Richmond at srichmond13@triad.rr.com. BBQ Our Annual BBQ was our most successful BBQ to date with over $4,000 in net profit which will be donated to the Food Pantry. Page 10

11 Creation Care Quarterly Guest Speaker Series on Creation Care Topics The Creation Care Ministry had the pleasure of hosting its first in a series of quarterly presentations by guest speakers focusing on a wide variety of topics related to creation care. The Rev. Pat Watkins, retired, spoke on May 30th regarding the biblical theology of creation care. While serving as a missionary in Nigeria with his wife, the Rev. Denise Honeycutt, Pat became deeply interested in the relation between faith and God s creation. While faith has traditionally looked at relationship with God and relationships with other people, he began to see a relationship between faith and the created order. He says: I am convinced that my faith can and must embrace a ministry that calls for the care and healing of God s creation. Pat later served in the unique capacity of Missionary for the Care of God s Creation. In that role, he guided a new, globally-focused United Methodist Ministry with God s Renewed Creation, based at the Board of Global Ministries and also closely related to the Council of Bishops. Pat s work builds on a theology that recognizes that care for creation is a fundamental aspect of Christian mission. Pat worked with UMW previously when he edited and contributed a written selection to their 2016 Issue Mission Study, Climate Justice: A Call to Hope and Action. In his retirement, Pat is active as an EarthKeeper serving in the North Carolina Annual Conference, where he has established a 25-member creation care team for the conference. The next speaker in this series is planned for the fall. Reduce! Reuse! Recycle! Rejoice! The Youth have been taking a tub full of paper to the paper recycling trailers each week things that were previously going into the trash! A large bag full of tin cans, aluminum pans, and plastic and glass bottles was collected and recycled following the Food Pantry BBQ. We are placing another recycling bin in Craven Hall near the dish drop off area to be used during church meals this will be for plastic drink bottles and aluminum cans, not paper products. Thanks for all your help keeping trash out of the recycling containers and recyclables out of the trash stream! Don t forget the Reduce! and Reuse! portions of the program, as well. There are many online tips on how to reduce your carbon footprint. Something as simple as carrying a reusable water bottle or drink cup rather than getting drinks in disposable containers can make a big difference! Every little bit helps, so start small and build over time. Then REJOICE! as you show your love to God by caring for God s creation!! For more information please contact Kim Richmond at srichmond13@triad.rr.com. Page 11 June Volume 2018, No Reynolda Road Winston Salem, NC maplesprings.org

12 Children On the Move Camp We have 16 kids taking part in this year s On the Move camp! The camp will run from Wednesday, June 13th through Friday, June 15th from 9:00am to 4:00pm each day. Each day will include a form of service and some form of adventure. We ask for your prayers during those days - prayers for our kids, prayers for our leaders, and prayers for those we serve. We look forward to sharing with you about our experiences. Breakfast with Dad Saturday, June 16th 8:30am-10:00am Picnic Shelter (Cokesbury Room if raining) Dads and sons are invited for breakfast at the Picnic Shelter on Saturday, June 16th. We ll gather around 8:30am in the shelter and then spend some time hanging out and playing on the playground. Please RSVP to Mary Taylor (marytaylor@maplesprings.org) by Wednesday, June 13th, so that we ll have enough food. Breakfast will include biscuits, donuts, fruit, juice and coffee. Families are asked to contribute a suggested donation of $10 per family. Moms on a Mission Tuesday, June 26th 6:00pm Diaper Bank (4500 Indiana Avenue Attention Moms! Join us on Tuesday, June 26 as we gather at the Diaper Bank to package diapers for local moms in our community. We ll meet at 6:00pm at the Diaper Bank (4500 Indiana Avenue) and pack diapers for about an hour. We ll grab a bite to eat together after we finish. Let Stacy Crockett (stacy.crockett@hotmail.com) or Mary Taylor know (marytaylor@maplesprings.org) if you plan to join us. I.C.E. (Incredible Creativity Experience) Wednesdays- July 11th, 18th, 25th and August 1st 1:00pm-5:00pm Various Rooms at church Rising kindergartners through rising 6th graders are invited to take part in a new summer experience at Maple Springs. We will meet four Wednesday afternoons this summer and take part in different creative experiences. We will have sessions with recorders, drumming, Orff instruments, singing, drama, missions, and creative moments. Kids are encouraged to take part in as many weeks as they can! The cost is $10 per child and $5 for each additional child per family. For more information contact Beth Juran (beth@maplesprings.org) or Mary Taylor Setliff (marytaylor@maplesprings.org). Registration information will be out soon! Page 12

13 Preschool Vacation Bible School Shipwrecked: Rescued by Jesus Sunday, August 5th-Wednesday, August 8th 5:30pm-8:00pm Open to 3 year olds (potty trained) through rising 6th graders. Registration is now open - visit to register. Participants and volunteers can register online. Don t forget we have an adult class too! If you re interested in volunteering in any capacity, please contact Marci Bruno (marcibrunophoto@gmail.com) or Mary Taylor Setliff (marytaylor@maplesprings.org). For more information on our children s programs, please contact Mary Taylor Setliff at marytaylor@maplesprings.org. In April we recognized two of our Maple Springs Preschool teachers for their years of service. Brandi Smith (pictured on the left) has taught 10 years. Sue Buitendorp (pictured on the right) has taught for 20. Please make sure to thank these ladies for their commitment to our preschool when you see them. Maple Springs Preschool class of 2018! Page 13

14 Our Church Family Baptism Sawyer Easter New Members received through Confirmation: Kaitlyn Branch Sawyer Easter Luke Kelly Gifts and Memorials Given to the Food Pantry in honor of Ted & Evelyn Ochs, Jerry & Nancy Murray and the Fellowship Class by: Carolyn Logan-Beeson Given in memory of Maggie Griffin to the music program by: Howard & Lois Miller Given in honor of Mark Dowty to the Food Pantry by: the Chuck & Sandra Kupsky On the surprisingly warm Mother's Day, May 13, 2018, two new believers were baptized into the Body of Christ at the Hanging Rock Park Lake. The Chinese Church at Maple Springs welcomes them and continues to pray for them. Page 14

15 June Birthdays and Anniversaries 1 Susan Campbell 1 Allison Dowty 1 Judy Gillaspie 1 Kerri Rybak 2 Jeff Coppley 2 Anita Gurkin 2 Rosie Lee 2 Jack Perry 2 SueEllen Thomas 3 Ryan Quarless 4 Xander Porter 5 Colin Cline 5 Connor Crockett 5 Keaton Hargreaves 6 Clay Doss 8 Susan Davis 8 Harrison Setliff 8 Emmy Setliff 8 Leslie Speas 9 Margie Eller 9 Cathrine Fry 9 Ben Royster 10 Suzanne Bradford 12 Deborah Reavis 13 Charlotte Alwine 15 Will Kelly 15 Paul Swanson 15 Dutchess Teague 16 Adryan Poindexter 17 Brant Armentrout 17 Kyle Armentrout 17 John Holder 17 Gaye Kelley 17 Stephanie Norman 17 Steven Tucker 17 Betty Womble 18 Anna Easter 18 Gayle Parker 18 Jennifer Poindexter 18 Stella Wagoner 18 Jackson Wilson 19 Dot Atkinson 19 Joe Crowley 19 Louise Millaway 19 Blair Roberts 20 Wes Bailey Sr. 20 Sara Campbell 20 Vickie Gilchrist 20 Dawn Longman 20 Clinton Osborne 20 James Wallace 20 Whitney Wilhelm 21 Laura Burleson 21 Kristen Burns 21 Ross Strickland 22 Susan Foster 23 Meghan Crockett 23 Craig Mock 24 Katie Smith 25 Doug Foley 25 Dianne Wheaton 26 Jerry Murray 26 Kay Stephens 27 Molly Bohn 27 Dennis Branch 27 Justin Hicks 27 Lloyd Prout 28 Ceil Hodgin 28 Morgan Mikkola 29 Benjamin Armentrout 29 Trey Cartwright III 29 Karla Wiley 30 Michael Bates 30 Salvatore Bruno 30 Madeline Burt 30 Marshall Foster 30 Megan Kupsky 1 Rick & Susan Busch 1 Greg & Derenda Keller 3 Don & Becky Keller Sr. 3 Howard & Lois Miller 3 Brad & Jenny Venable 4 Dan & Pat Craver 6 Kevin & Kristen Burns 8 Jon & Julie Bass 10 Doug & Lucia Foley 14 John & Harriet Clark 17 Andy & Kerri Rybak 18 Don & Lois Hart 19 Dennis & Julie Branch 23 Bob & Doris Moore 24 Adam & Jackie Friedman 25 Matt & Sandy Bowen 25 Johnny & Leslie Easter 27 Ted & Mary Mickey 28 Eric & Missie Dowdy 29 John & Jennifer Britt Did we miss your birthday or anniversary? Please call Betsy in the church office at or her at betsy@maplesprings.org and let her know! Page 15

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