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285 Concord Church Road
Beaver Falls, PA 15010
Volume 44
CHURCH WEB SITE
celebrateconcord.com
Issue 7
July 2015
Here to Serve You:
Rev. John Phipps
Senior Pastor
Josh Nash,
Director of Youth Ministries
[email protected]
Curt Scott, Worship Director
[email protected]
Margaret Gillingham,
Secretary/Office Manager &
Newsletter Editor
[email protected]
Cindy Daniels, Receptionist
Caring Team Chairperson
[email protected]
Dan Pflugh, Custodian
CONCORD’S
WORSHIP SERVICES
INCLUDE:
TRADITIONAL SERVICES
8:30 & 11:00 Sunday Worship
CONTEMPORARY SERVICE
11 a.m. Sunday Celebration
9:45 Sunday School for all ages
Nursery Available for all services
And Sunday School
For Infants to 3 years
Programs Just for Youth
'ABLAZE'
Tuesday's from 7-9 at the Pavilion
Bethany Hall if Rain
Starting June 23rd
GRAPEVINE Newsletter Deadline –
3rd Sunday of the Month
Office Hours
8 a.m. – 4 p.m. Monday - Friday
Phone – 724-846-4739
– FAX 724-891-3004
On Sunday, July 5th we will be
welcoming our new pastor – John
Phipps and his wife, Anne. He will
bring us the message at all three
services that day
and also on July 12th.
But --On July 19th we will only have
ONE 10:00 AM Combined Service in
Bethany Hall -- There will be NO Sunday School that day
Following this 10:00 am Service we will have a Cake and
Ice Cream welcoming for the Phipps in Bethany Hall.
Now! Would you like to know a little about
John and Anne Phipps as we begin
this journey and a new beginning together
here at Concord?
John grew up near Grove City and attended Franklin High School
and Anne hails from Boardman, Ohio, but they both are graduates
of Grove City College and Asbury Theological Seminary.
Their previous appointments have been in Venango/Woodcock and
the Valley Church which are both in the Erie Meadville District; First
UMC of Waynesburg in the Washington District and the Rockwood
Charge in Connellsville District. They are the Parents of three
grown children (2 daughters and a son)
Please remember to keep them in prayer as they adjust to all of us.
We only have 2 names to learn - They have many, many more!
WHERE?
TIME?
Movie Nights are held at the Pavilion(unless it rains) then they will be inside Bethany Hall!
They usually begin at dusk - Time will vary as we move to August.
Plan on coming by 9 pm to pick your spot!
WHAT TO BRING? Bring a blanket to mark your spot and chairs or strollers
or your favorite beach chair. Fresh Popped Popcorn, Nachos & Cheese + water will be provided.
WHO CAN COME? Get up a gang! Bring your friends, neighbors, family, all ages are welcome.
These are definitely family friendly movies!
MOVIE DATES:
July's movie will be on Friday, July 10 - Paddington
August's movie will be on Friday, August 21 - TBA
Mary Hogue and Kerry Ritter are our organizers for these events!
By April Thellman
Since 1944, International Heifer Project has helped more than 18.5 million
families in more than 125 countries. The impact of each gift is then
multiplied as recipients agree to pass on the gift by giving one or more of their animals’ offspring to
another in need. As a mission project, the children’s Sunday school classes have asked the entire
congregation to help fill the Ark. Our goal is to raise $5000 so that we can
purchase two each of fifteen different animals. In the month of May, we
had such a great response to the calendar giving campaign. One small
bank didn’t look very significant, but when we combined all the banks, we
began to see the difference we are making. Thank you to all of those who
participated in the calendar giving campaign. With everyone’s help, we
raised $913.75. Combining the calendar giving, the aluminum can recycling
money and some very special donations, we are now half way to our goal. The kids are very excited
to hear that we have all 15 animals on the ark, but we need two of each kind! So, we are asking that
everyone keep bringing in your aluminum to recycle (collection boxes are located at each of the
entrances). Please remember to separate your cans from other recycling/garbage prior to dropping
them off at the church. If you have a bank that you would still like to donate, please bring it in.
With everyone’s help, we can make a difference and fill the Ark!
BABy ANNOUNCMENT:
By Cindy Daniels
Isabella Mercy, daughter of Michael and Crystal DeGruttola was born at Magee’s Women’s
Hospital on Friday, May 8, 2015. Isabella weighed 7 pounds and 2 ounces and was 19 ¾
inches long. Maternal grandparents are Bill and Deb Halle of Butler and paternal
grandparents are Don and Stana DeGruttola of North Sewickley Township. The family makes
their home in Ambridge.
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By Cindy Daniels
These students were a part of the 2015 Confirmation Class and joined
the Concord family on Sunday, May 31, 2015. Please welcome them to our
church family.
Andrew David Brown – son of Dave and Tonya Brown of 318
Pleasantview St. Beaver Falls. Andrew’s mentor was Chris
Alberth
Tristn Edward Schuster – son of Chris and Rachel Clutter of
645 Old Zelienople Rd. Ellwood City. Tristn’s mentor was Will
Eller.
Kristina Faye Hogue – daughter of Jimmy and Mary Hogue of
123 Wise’s Grove Rd. New Brighton. Kristina’s mentor was
Tonya Brown
Katherine Marie Senior – daughter of Lee and Beth Senior of
742 Mercer Rd. Beaver Falls. Katherine’s mentor was her
grandmother, Norma Coast.
Emily Rose Kingston – daughter of Doug and Sharon Kingston
of 800 Pinchot St. Ellwood City. Emily’s mentor was Karen
Thumm.
Denver Nathanial Thumm – son of Dan and Karen Thumm of
545 Joseph Dr. Beaver Falls. Denver’s mentor was Joe
Benscoter.
Caitlin Ann Meehan – daughter of Brad and Jackie Meehan of
4759 Old Pittsburgh Rd. Wampum. Caitlin’s mentor was her
aunt, Mindy Styn.
Aly Lyn Yasenka – daughter of Al and Patti Yasenka of 334
Country Club Dr. Ellwood City. Aly’s mentor was Karen
Thumm.
Claire Olivia Nye – daughter of Dan and Megan Nye of 534
Lancaster Rd. Fombell. Claire’s mentor was her cousin, Molly
Duffy.
William Alan Yasenka – son of Al and Patti Yasenka of 334
Country Club Dr. Ellwood City. William’s mentor was Gregg
Gunn.
John Wyatt Ray – son of Ashton and Tammy Ray of 445
Glendale Rd. Beaver Falls. Wyatt’s mentor was Alex
Boguszewski.
Jesse Lee Young – son of Jeff and Tammy Young of 1077
Soap Run Rd. Fombell. Jesse’s mentor was Derek Kelly.
Corey Joseph Ritter – son of Joe and Kerry Ritter of 128 Omni
St. Fombell. Corey’s mentor was Jason Zellem.
Hannah Elizabeth Zellem – of 260 Sylvia Dr. Beaver Falls and
is the daughter of Matt and Erin Marlowe and Jason Zellem.
Hannah’s mentor was Nancy Altsman.
Notice of the passing of a former Concord Pastor
Rev. Eugene (Gene) Stollings
Rev. Stollings, who served Concord UM Church from 1958-1962, passed away
on June 21, 2015 at the age of 89. There will be a memorial Service on
Saturday, July 18th at Walnut Hill UMC outside of Uniontown. Please keep his
family in your prayer.
The Concord Family also extends their sympathy to Jimmy and Judy Draughn and their family on the death of
Jimmy's sister, Betty Duty who lived in Rome City, Indiana. Please keep them in your prayers.
To All who are singing at the Pirate Game on July 12th --PRACTICE WILL BE HELD IMMEDIATELY
FOLLOWING THE 11:00 SERVICE ON JULY 12TH -- IN THE PARKING LOT. For everyone riding the bus to
the game -- be at the church by 4:30 THE BUS WILL BE LEAVING AT 5 SHARP.
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Report on the 2015 Annual Conference
Held at Grove City College - June 11-14, 2015
by Evelyn LeFebvre - Lay Delegate
The Theme for the Annual Conference this year
was 'Excellence in Leadership' Each of the District
Superintendents highlighted the good work being
done by pastors in their districts. They further
affirmed that there are no Disciplinary charges
pending against any of the pastors. Bishop Bickerton
affirmed each of the Superintendent's character and
integrity. He personally thanked them for the hard
work and continuing to be united in a common
purpose and respecting each other's abilities to work
toward that purpose and to share as they minister
together as a cabinet. It was noted that the Prayer
Center in Breen Student Union was open daily from
7 am to 11 pm for prayer.
Opening Worship --Bishop Thomas J. Bickerton
led the opening services centered on the theme
'Reaching Higher'. Bishop Bickerton introduced Mike
McCurry from the Baltimore/Washington Annual
Conference. McCurry spoke on behalf of the
Executive Committee of the United Methodist
Church's Global Health Initiative. He thanked and
praised the Annual Conference for not only pledging
$1.8 million but also for actually raising $2.1 million
for this project. As a denomination, we have
reached 88% or $67 million of our $75 million dollar
goal. Greg Cox responded to McCurry's address of
gratitude and challenged the Annual Conference to
give once again to this cause. An offering of
$91,059.53 was received for Imagine No More
Malaria.
Bishop Bickerton brought God's word to the body,
based on Colossians 3:1-17 entitled 'Leading from
Within’. He stated that 'a leader that leads from
within takes their lead from Christ and nurtures a
relationship with Christ that strengthens the thread
of faith and constantly acknowledges that this
relationship with Jesus is a new way of living and a
new way of leading.’ The Sacrament of Holy
Communion was celebrated by the body.
Clergy and Laity voted for delegates to General
Conference in May 2016 in Portland, OR and
Jurisdictional Conference in July of 2016 in
Lancaster, PA
Dr. Paul McNulty, President of Grove City College
greeted the members at the Annual Conference. Ed
Bailey, United Methodist Foundation Director
described how the UMF helps churches fund various
ministries through grants, endowments, capital
projects and investments.
Commissioning Service - - Bishop Jonathan
Holston of the South Carolina United Methodist
Conference brought the message, 'What's Love Got
to Do With It?' He declared that we can become so
heavenly bound that we are no earthly good. A
second response to the question is 'Love is more
Powerful Than Hate'. Finally, the ultimate answer to
the question: 'What's Love Got To Do With It?' 'It's
Everything'. Following the sermon David Andrew
Bell, Jr., John Darin Mize, Benjamin Andrew Phipps
(son of Pastor John and Anne Phipps) and Jack Lee
Tickle III were commissioned as Provisional Elders.
The Annual Conference gathered for a Memorial
Service to celebrate the lives of those who have
served faithfully through the years and now share
the Triumph of Christ. Rev. Keith McGarvey gave the
message 'Unbound.'
The Shoe Collection numbers were given by
Bishop Bickerton: 1,470 bags of shoes with a total of
36,570 pairs.
Ordination - The conference gathered for a
service of Reaffirmation of Baptism, Ordination and
Holy Communion. The Bishop's message was
'Leading with Purpose.' Recognized as an Associate
Member - Wade Barto.
Receiving ordination as Elders were: Alison M.
Berkey, Gary L. Hilton, Anthony R. C. Hita and Scott
Shaffer. Following the ordination, Bishop Bickerton
adjourned the Conference.
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Concord Student Ministries
By Josh Nash, Director of Youth Ministries
ABLAZE, our summer youth program for 4th-12th graders, on Tuesday Night from 7-9pm. Weather permitting
this is held at the pavilion -- if not decent weather plan on being at Bethany Hall.
LUNCH BUNCH is going to Fun Fore All on Wednesday, July 1st! We are leaving Concord at 11 am to
head to Cranberry and eat a delicious Dairy Queen lunch before heading over for two jam-packed
hours of fun at Fun Fore All. The cost is $25/person and forms are available at Concord and on the
Concord Web site.
PIRATES GAME!! The Pirates are going up against the St Louis Cardinals on Sunday July 12th and we're taking
a few buses down! The price is $25/person and that includes the tickets and transportation. The game starts
at 8pm, we'll be leaving Concord at 5pm (promptly) and plan to be back at around 11:30pm-Midnight. Forms
are available at Concord and on the Concord website.
OUTCRY 2015 is coming to First Niagara Pavilion in Burgettstown on July 25th. Bands include
Hillsong United, Jesus Culture, Crowder, and more! We have a limited number of spots
available at $25/person which includes ticket and transportation. Once those tickets are sold
out, we'll still have spots available, but at a higher price, so don't delay in registering! We're
leaving Concord at 4:30pm and more information will be coming on when we'll arrive back
afterward. Forms, as always, are available at Concord and on the Concord website.
UNITED METHODIST WOMEN’S INFORMATION
Meeting Date: Thursday, July 2, 2015
Where? – Fellowship Hall at Noon –
Devotions will be presented by Anna Belle Schooley
Dessert and Meat will be provided.
Please bring a covered dish of your choice.
Hostesses: Judy Draughn and Dee Morrison
All Women of the church are welcome to attend our meeting!
ON AUGUST 6TH -- WE WILL HAVE THE NEXT MEETING
AT 1 PM IN Bethany Hall.
Devotions will be by Nancy Herrmann
MISSIONS EMPHASIS MONTH
Nancy Koph - Peru Missions will be the program
Dessert Hostesses will be Olive Tyson and Shirley Teck
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Congratulations concord graduates:
By Cindy Daniels
Please tear out this page, put it in your Bible and as you have your devotions that
you may use this to pray for our new graduates whether they be at school, in new
jobs or searching for God’s plan for their life.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES:
Farrah Connolly – daughter of Russ and April Connolly of 661 Morningstar Dr. Ellwood City. Farrah
graduated from Riverside High School and plans to attend the University of Findlay in Ohio to major in
Occupational Therapy.
Ashley Hall – graduated from Riverside High School and plans to attend Waynesburg University and major in
Digital Design. Ashley is the daughter of James and Lori Hall of 550 Shady Drive Beaver Falls.
Sean Hatchett – of 122-2 Hammond Lane Beaver Falls and is the son of Alisa Hatchett and Keith Hatchett.
Sean graduated from Riverside High School and is planning on entering the Air Force.
Sean Hunter – son of Paul and Bonnie Hunter of 448 Collins Rd. Ellwood City.
Riverside High School and is undecided for his future plans.
Sean graduated from
Catherine Kellner – plans to attend Waynesburg University and major in Sociology. Catie is the daughter
Todd and Amy Kellner of 138 Concord Church Rd. Beaver Falls and she graduated from Riverside High
School.
Morgan Lutz – daughter of Don and Annette Lutz of 125 Rosemary Dr. Beaver Falls. Morgan plans to attend
Edinboro University and major in Nursing, she graduated from Riverside High School.
Neal McNutt – graduated from Riverside High School and plans to attend Pittsburgh Technical Institute and
major in Criminal Justice. Neal is the son of Barb McNutt and the late Pat McNutt and he lives at 424
Nicholson Ave. Ellwood City.
Ethan Miller – graduated from New Brighton High School and the Beaver County Career and Technology
Center. Ethan is the son of Paul and Taryn Miller of 667 Dogwood Dr. New Brighton. He is working with his
father at Woodward Inc. as a welder and farming with his cousins.
Trevor Moser – is the son of Todd and Terri Moser of 465 Joseph Dr. Beaver Falls. Trevor graduated from
Riverside High School and plans to attend Lock Haven University and major in Marketing.
Peyton Pacella – plans to attend Lakeland and study Business. Peyton graduated from Riverside High School
and is the son of Rich and Hope Pacella of 117 Pine Hill Way Ellwood City.
Rachael Schuster – is the daughter of Steve and Brenda Schuster of 215 Glenda Dr. Beaver Falls. Rachael
plans to study Radiologic Technology at Community College of Beaver County and she is a graduate of
Riverside High School.
Bridgette Shaffer – graduated from Blackhawk High School and is the daughter of Jeffrey and Lori Shaffer of
108 Beachmont Dr. Beaver Falls. Bridgette plans to attend Edinboro University and study Physical
Education.
Samuel Starcher – graduated from New Brighton High School and plans to study Sports Medicine at
Community College of Beaver County. Samuel is the son of Randy and Kathy Starcher of 114 McGuire St.
New Brighton, Pa 15066.
Brett Thumm – son of Dan and Karen Thumm of 545 Joseph Dr. Beaver Falls. Brett graduated from
Riverside High School and plans to major in Youth Ministry at Waynesburg University.
Jaycie Wisor – will attend Slippery Rock University and will do a double major in Spanish and
Recreational Therapy. Jaycie lives at 1072 Soap Run Rd. Fombell with her parents Jason and Cathy
Wisor. She is a graduate of Riverside High School.
HIGH LEARNING GRADUATES:
Joe Benscoter – the son of Chuck and Cathy Benscoter of Beaver graduated with
honors from Penn State University in December with a Bachelor of Science Degree in
Information Sciences and Technology. He is a UX Designer at alpscontrols.com in
West Homestead, PA and lives in Ben Avon. He will marry Abby Boustead on July
12th.
Colby Beighey – graduated from Grove City College in May with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. He plans
to work in the Automotive Industry. He is the son of Dale and Joyce Beighey of Fombell.
Tristan Beighey – graduated from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh in December with an A.S. in Commercial
Photography. She is working at Portrait Innovations and she also is the daughter of Dale and Joyce Beighey
of Fombell.
Alex Boguszewski – graduated from Penn State University in December with a Bachelor of Science Degree in
Information Sciences and Technology. Alex is the son of Barry and Lori Boguszewski of Cranberry Township.
He is currently a desktop engineer while he is being trained to be the Technology Supervisor at the BCCTC.
He works for the company Quested and lives in Ambridge.
Ryan Jones – son of Jim and Cathy Spiker and grandson of Ron and Mary Kaufman of Fombell graduated
from Penn State in December. He received his Masters in Civil Engineering. Ryan lives with his wife, Rachel
in State College and works at Sweetwater
From Ed Rhodes, Steve & Kim Gallagher, Dave & Tonya Brown and their families with
love:
We are overwhelmed by the love you showered on our family throughout Barb's illness
and the difficult days following. We were truly blessed by all of Pastor Brad's visits to our
homes and the hospital and for conducting such a meaningful funeral service. Debbie
Cochenour's gift of music touched our hearts. A special thank you to Margaret
Gillingham, Cindy Daniels and Curt Scott for their assistance with organizing the service.
We greatly appreciated the delicious funeral luncheon by the United Methodist Women (So many names, but we
thank you all!), and also to Dan Pflugh. We treasure your friendship, thoughtfulness and most of all your prayers on
our behalf. Thank You!
From Shirley Neel: To the Congregation of Concord U.M. Church.
I want to thank you for all the support you have given me and my family over the past year. Your thoughts, concerns and
prayers help Harvey to be with us an extra year. We wouldn't have had that without your many prayers. I also want to thank
you for all the support you have given Brad and Robin since they arrived at Concord UMC. I know they will miss all of you when
they move to their new church.
From Marcie Young:
Jon and I would like everyone to know how we appreciated the meals sent over and the beautiful prayer shawl during
my recent knee surgery. We couldn't have asked for a more caring church family to help in a time of need. Thank
you all so much.
CONCORD CHURCH'S CLASSIFIED SECTION
This is a service to our Concord Church Family and Friends!
FREE! To a parent or grandparent in need of a CRIB (with a like-new mattress), HIGHCHAIR, and YOUNG
TODDLER CAR SEAT. If interested call 724-843-5172.
Redwood Chaise lounge -- FREE -- Call Margaret at 724-846-4739 - you pick up
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By John & Marcia Cater
SHOES GALORE! -- Concord did some fancy footwork this year and collected a whopping 486 pairs of shoes; that's 143 more
pairs than last year. The generous donations raised money for ministries to the homeless and those with disabilities in western
Pennsylvania. In addition, the shoes will be shipped to developing nations where families will be taught to repair them and sell
them at a cost the people in their communities can afford. So families will be able to make a living from the donated shoes. Many
thanks to Lori Wright, Craig Falk and Bruce & Kristin McKelvey for banding and bagging the shoes, and to Pastor Brad for
delivering them all to conference.
MOREHEAD CITY, HERE WE COME! -- Our Concord family has been wonderfully
supportive of the mission team headed to North Carolina and now we would appreciate your prayer
support. We will leave Sunday, July 19, and return July 25. While there, we will lead a Vacation Bible
School, do yard work for elderly and disabled residents; and do beach evangelism. Team members are:
Derek Pettner, Esther Taylor, Lisa, Zach and Kira Labon, Amy McKoy, and John, Marcia and Christian
Cater.
SUMMER FOOD PROGRAM -- A crew from Concord is spending Monday evenings helping feed
hungry children in the Walnut Ridge area of Ellwood City. In addition to providing food for their bodies,
we also are providing food for their souls through crafts, games, songs, stories, etc. Many thanks to the
more than 20 adults and youths who are involved in this ministry.
WE WANT YOUR TRASH -- Just a reminder that Concord offers many opportunities to recycle
your trash to benefit various ministries: We collect used stamps to provide money for Sunday school materials for children in
Central and South America; the collection bins in the parking lot are for old clothes (even holey ones), shoes, belts, and purses,
which are recycled to raise funds to help our Concord kids go to church camp; we save Labels for Education from a variety of
grocery products to help people in Appalachia; and we recycle aluminum cans to raise money for Heifer International's efforts to
feed the hungry. Instead of throwing these items away, please take a few seconds to donate them to help others.
TEE-OFF FOR TIGER PAUSE -- Tiger Pause Youth Ministry is organizing a golf outing on Saturday,
Aug. 15 at Fox Run Golf Course, 4240 River Road in North Sewickley Township. Cost is $75 per person and $300
per team and that covers green fees, cart, morning refreshments, hot dogs & beverages at turn and dinner. The
fundraiser will begin at 8:30 with a shotgun start and will use a scramble format. More information and
registration are available at tigerpause.net/golf
ALL CHURCH - FAMILY PICNIC -- HAWAIIAN LUAU
Sharon Kingston, Family Coordinator
WHEN? SUNDAY, AUGUST 9TH AT CONCORD'S PAVILION (Bethany if it rains)
Starting at 5:00 pm Eating at 5:30
We Will Provide.....
Hawaiian Ham, Hot Dogs, Sweet Corn, Watermelon - Drinks and table service
You will Please Bring the Following....
If your last names begins with A-M -- Bring a Hot Dish or a Salad
If your last name begins with N-Z -- bring your favorite Dessert
Entertainment after Dinner will be....
Magician Eddie Ace from 13th Hour Entertainment in Zelienople
There will also be Volley ball and other games & - A Bonfire....
Bring your own Hula Hoop to be in our Contest!
Come for an evening of fun, food and fellowship! **Remember to wear your Hawaiian Attire**
Questions or offers to lend a hand call me at 724-766-2978
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Submitted by the History Committee:
Nancy Herrmann, Evelyn (Swick) LeFebvre and
Toots (Brown) Measel
In the summer of 1940, because of the need for more classrooms and other space, the
church was moved up the hill off its foundation and placed on blocks. A full basement was
dug out and a new wall laid-up, then the church was moved back on its new foundation. In
1940 there were 40 persons listed in membership…On July 3, 1960, Rev. C.E. Stollings,
Minister announced that Bishop Wicke’s farewell party will be held on July 15 th…On July
5th, 1970, the Women’s Society of Christian Service (the present UMW) started a
Prayer Chain…In July, 1975, at the Administrative Board meeting, it was reported that
the total cost of the new Educational Unit including furnishings was $157,967.41 and our mortgage was
$84,397.66. The Consecration Service was held on July 27 th with Rev. David Wilson, District Superintendent on
hand with the Rev. Stollings, Rev. Pomrenke and the present pastor, Rev. John Magargee
present…July, 1990, Concord’s Youth Director, Larry Bettencourt, who spent a year with
Concord left to return to Louisiana for a teaching and coaching position….In the summer of
1990, the Friendship Class published a new cookbook….On Sunday, July 22, 1990, SPRC
introduced Alvin Woodrow “Woody” Smith, a senior from Geneva College as our new Youth
Director… On July 1, 1995, Rev. Magargee reported that Nancy Brickner has asked to be
removed from the New Castle United Methodist Church that she was pastoring….On July 11,
2000, Sally Harris, chairman of the Blood Drive reported that 68 pints of blood were donated and welcomed seven
first timers….On July 5th, 2005, John Cater, Scouting Representative, reported that Concord was recognized as
having the fifth oldest Cub Scout Pack in Southwestern PA, and currently has 60 members…In the summer of
2005, The Carpenter’s Project was formed. Pat Snowden was Concord’s representative…July 31, 2005, Dennis
Craig gave an inspirational concert with the band ‘One Size’. On July 1, 2010, Pastor Tom Kennedy conducted a
Bible Study of I John for the United Methodist Women…An invitation was received for the July 31st, ‘Surprise’
40thWedding Anniversary for Pastor John and Pat Smith .
History Committee:
Evelyn ‘Swick’ LeFebvre, Toots ‘Brown’ Measel, and Nancy Herrmann
History Center will be open from 8:00 to 12:30 on Sunday July 5 th.
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Calendar Updated 6/29/2015 3:50 PM
Sun
Mon
Regular Worship Times
8:30 & 11 Traditional
9:45 Sunday School
11:00 Contemporary
EXCEPT ON JULY 19TH
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Tue
th
Sunday, July 19 Service
1 service at 10:00 – in Bethany Hall
No Sunday School
Cake & Ice cream will be served
following 10:00 service to
Welcome the Phipps
Regular Worship Times 5
8:30 & 11 Traditional
1:00 T.O.P.S. /
9:45 Sunday School
Fellowship Hall
11:00 Contemporary
Regular Worship Times 12
Pavilion Reserved/
1:00 T.O.P.S. /
Outside Reservation
Fellowship Hall
For those singing /
Practice 12:30
6
7
7 Planning Meeting /
CHANGED TO THE
16TH
7 Conference Rm.
Reserved
6:30-8:30 Trail Life 452
7-9 pm Ablaze at the
Pavilion or in case of
rain in Bethany Hall
13
14
6:30-8:30 Trail Life 452
7-9 pm Ablaze at the
Pavilion or in case of
rain in Bethany Hall
7 Men’s Bible Study /
Rm. 10
7 SPRC /Conf. Rm.
5 pm Bus leaves for
Pirate Game
Wed
10 AM Staff Mtg . Conf.
Rm. 1
7 Worship Team
Practice / Bethany
Lunch Bunch – Fun
For All – meet at
Bethany Hall at
10:30 / leave at 11
Thu
Fri
Sat
2
Bethany Hall &
Pavilion
Reserved / 180
hosting Tiger
Pause
The office will be
closed today for
the July 4th
holiday
3
4
Pavilion Reserved / C.
Herrmann
1 pm UMW /
Fellowship Hall
10 AM Staff Mtg 8
9
10
7 Worship Team
9:15 Movie Night / Pavilion /Bethany
Practice / Bethany 7 Conference Rm. Pavilion or
Kellner
Reserved
Bethany Hall /
Movie Paddington 8-4 Fellowship Hall
Reserved / Caldwell
10 AM Staff Mtg 15
2-7 Bethany Hall
7 pm JULY
Reserved / Central PLANNING
Blood Bank / Blood MTG./In the
Drive
16
17
11
18
Pavilion Reserved /
Outside Reservation
10-6 Bethany Hall
Reserved / McNutt
Conference Rm.
7 Worship Team
Practice / Bethany
1-4 Fellowship Hall / D.
Young
----------------Carpenter’s Project is this week – July 13-17th-----------
19
20
ONE SERVICE TODAY AT 1:00 T.O.P.S. /
10:00 IN BETHANY HALL Fellowship Hall
And NO Sunday School
Cake and Ice Cream
following the 10 AM service
21
10 AM Staff Mtg 22
6:30-8:30 Trail Life 452
7-9 pm Ablaze at the
Probably no
Pavilion or in case of
Worship Team
rain in Bethany Hall
Practice / Bethany
23
24
Fellowship Hall Reserved
/ Outside Reservation
7 FINANCE MEETING
/Conf Rm. (Changed
from the 14th)
Pavilion Reserved/Daniels
/ Douglas
25
Pavilion Reserved /
Outside Reservation
------VBS is from Sunday evening – 6PM - thru Thursday evening --------
-------------------------------------------------Mission Trip to Morehead City North Carolina----------------------------------------------------------
Regular Worship Times 26
Pavilion Reserved / A.
Lutz
27
1:00 T.O.P.S. /
Fellowship Hall
28
10 AM Staff Mtg 29
6:30-8:30 Trail Life 452
7-9 pm Ablaze at the
7 Worship Team
Pavilion or in case of
Practice / Bethany
rain in Bethany Hall
7 TRUSTEES / Conf.
Rm
7 Men’s Bible Study /
Rm. 10
-10-
30
31
August 1
Pavilion Reserved /
Reese
Concord UM Church’s
‘TURNED AROUND’
When: Sunday, July 19th – Thursday, 23rd
Starts: 6 pm – Led by Child Evangelism Fellowship
Where: Concord’s Bethany Hall
Includes: Bible Lesson Story Time, Games, Music & Snack
For children 4 years old to 4th grade
Registrations in the Covered Entry
or call the Church office at 724-846-4739
Mark Your Calendars…. THEN ……MARK THE SCHEDULE IN THE COVERED ENTRY
Blood Drive is coming to Concord on Wednesday, July 15th from 2-7 pm
in Bethany Hall. Central Blood Bank is looking for donors and the
IS NOW IN THE COVERED ENTRY, please sign-up! Walk-ins are
also welcome, so tell your neighbors and friends. If you have questions
call Lynn Snowden at 724-758-0164.