Welcome! Participating in worship this morning ~ Worship Leaders: Rev. Maggie Melanson & Rev. Suzanne Sykes Readers: Call to Worship – Thank you! Scripture – Mary Walker-Smith Music Director: Barbara Ackison Organist: Sara Surjadinata Choir: Senior Musicians: ICO, Derek Uttley, Director (last Sunday of each month) Welcome Desk: Thank you! Greeters: Thank you! Ushers: Ralph Cameron & Lynn Simon Counters: Bert Cosman & Ken Drolet Sound: Gord Crumpler Refreshments: Chris & John Murray Sunday School: Jackie Ashong & Debbie McMillan Nursery: Heidi Krogh and you! the congregation at BUC! Thank you Marilyn Fishcer & Lorna Miles for folding the bulletins. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ How to Reach Us at BUC Check the website www.barrhavenunited.org & follow the links. Call the church at 613 825-1707 Office Administrator: Deanna Lavier office hours - weekdays 8:30 am -12:30 pm. [email protected] Minister: Rev Maggie Melanson office hours Monday & Tuesday morning (other times by appointment) [email protected] Minister of Education: Rev. Suzanne Sykes office Hours Tuesday, 1:30 - 3:30. Other times by appointment. E-mail is answered Tuesday, Wednesday, and either Monday or Thursday. For urgent matters call: 613 294-9075. [email protected] Barrhaven United Church Happening this week Sunday 22 24 10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Worship Service Congregational Meeting Council Meeting 10:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Worship Service UCW Summer office hours begin Coming up … Sunday Monday 29 30 30 Coming up in July … Tuesday Sunday 1 20 all day Canada Day ~ Office closed Perth Theatre Trip Coming up in August … Monday Tuesday Monday Friday Tuesday 4 5 11 15 26 all day all day 7:30 p.m. Civic Holiday Office Closed for Stat Holiday Camp Awesome starts Camp Awesome ends Council Meeting pg. 1 3013 Jockvale Road, Nepean ON K2J 4E4 Life & Work – June 22, 2014 For several weeks we have been running a photographic slide show encouraging us to enter into quiet reflection before the worship service begins. This has been played during the Prelude to worship before the choir and ministers enter. What has your experience been of this experiment? Please offer your feedback to Mary Walker-Smith @ [email protected] or to Rev. Maggie @ [email protected]. Keep in your prayers............. Max and Eva Baker Nancy Big Canoe Edna Brown Estelle & Ken Drolet Shirl Kennedy George Kennedy Sylvia MacDonald Sandy Maveety Linda Mitchell Margery Munro Clare Peterkin Stephanie Platt Adriana Ribble Please call the office, the minister or pastoral care team when family and friends need comfort and prayer. The care ministry wants to extend the congregation’s support. Call the office to let us know of celebrationsbirths, adoptions, engagements, weddings and anniversaries. Lectionary Readings for June 29 Genesis 22:1-14 and Psalm 13; or Jeremiah 28:5-9 and Psalm 89:1-4, 15-18; romans 6:12-23; Mathew 10:40-42 FOUND in Parking Lot: A "FiT BiT" pedometer for counting steps was found in the parking lot and the owner may retrieve it from the church office. pg. 2 (613) 825-1707 www.barrhavenunited.org Barrhaven United Church New: Pictorial Directory Free 8"x10" prints, already taken: If you did NOT purchase any pictures, your Free print has been received at the church. It can be picked up from Mavis Mason after church, in the coffee gathering area. Others will receive all their prints in the mail. IN GROUND POOL OPEN FOR ENJOYMENT: My solar heated pool needs some swimmers........please feel free to come for a swim, bring your children or grandchildren. Contact Mavis Mason [email protected], 613-825-3387 for access information and address. A donation to BUC operational budget will be gratefully received......donation jar by the pool. Adults must be present and must assume 100% responsibility for safe swimming. Stewardship Seconds Emptying our cups creates a space for God’s love to fill. DID YOU NOW? The June issue of The United Church Observer (magazine) has an article that references Greg Powell, son of Rev. Doug Powell, former minister of Barrhaven United. Greg is studying to become an ordained in minister of the United Church, and there is a picture of him and his wife. Article is the News Feature and entitled "Understanding the future". copies of the Observer are in the display stand on the info desk in the Narthex, if you do not receive one by subscription. Rev. Doug Powell and his wife Evelyn will be at BUC on Sunday June 29th (we think ;) pg. 3 3013 Jockvale Road, Nepean ON K2J 4E4 Life & Work – June 22, 2014 Come and join us at Camp Awesome for Bible stories, crafts, songs and games. August 11-15, 10 am to 3 pm at Barrhaven United Church Ages: 4 – 12 years Cost : $55/child (includes 2 snacks) Theme: Bible Surprises Registration forms can be picked up at the entrance to the Admin Wing or visit the church website. For more information, contact Mary WalkerSmith at 613 823 8104 or [email protected]. Camp Awesome is a Ministry of Ottawa Presbytery of the United Church of Canada. CAMP AWESOME YOUTH VOLUNTEERS Youth (14 years or older) can volunteer to work directly with the children as supplemental staff at BUC's Camp Awesome August 11 to 15. They are required to attend a training meeting at City View United Church on Wed. June 18 at 7 pm. For more information, contact Mary Walker-Smih at 613 823 8104 or [email protected]. How you can help Camp Awesome A successful Camp Awesome relies on support from the congregation. Volunteers are needed to help with registration and snack preparation. You can help for a morning, a day or the whole week of August 11-15. Donations of fruit, cookies/Rice Krispie squares (no nuts or peanuts) and drinks are also appreciated. A signup sheet for volunteers and donations will be in the Narthex. Also toilet paper rolls are needed for crafts. For more information contact Mary Walker-Smith 613 823 8104, pg. 4 (613) 825-1707 www.barrhavenunited.org Barrhaven United Church JULY WORKSHOP WITH ROY OSWALD One-Day Emotional Intelligence Introductory Workshop Tuesday, July 29. 2014, 9 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. City View United Church, 6 Epworth Avenue, Nepean, Facilitator: Roy M. Oswald, Executive Director: EQ-HR Center Roy served as a senior consultant for the Alban Institute for 31 years and is the author of 16 books. The goal of the One-Day EI Introductory Workshops is to introduce participants to the world of emotional intelligence and its potential for greater personal and professional effectiveness. Who should attend? Anyone wanting to know why emotional intelligence matters Leaders and staff in non-profit organizations Pastors, staff, board and committee leadership Denominational leaders, staff, council and committee leaders Objectives: Introduction to and the practice of specific skills in emotional intelligence; Expanding self-awareness and its centrality to greater emotional intelligence; Insight into the skills of empathy and have an opportunity to practice this capacity; To recognize the centrality of emotional intelligence in pastoral and leadership effectiveness within congregations; To explore the attractiveness of an emotionally intelligent congregation to outsiders. Topics to be discussed: Overview of the research on emotional intelligence and its practical implications for personal and professional effectiveness; Presentation on the trait of Self Awareness and its centrality to emotional intelligence effectiveness; Presentation of the trait of empathy; Register at http://www.eqhcenter.org/ Workshop Registration Tuition $155.00 (US dollars) which includes lunch pg. 5 3013 Jockvale Road, Nepean ON K2J 4E4 Life & Work – June 22, 2014 BUC Financial Review Over the past 3 months, we have been conducting a financial review of the Operating Budget. Presentations to the congregation were made this past week. We will be sending out electronic copies of the slides for your reference. For those who do not have computer access, let me know and I will arrange to provide you with a paper copy. Later this year in October, we will follow-up again and present an update of the status of the Operating Budget. In November, we will conduct a congregational ballot vote on the issues and the results will give us a direction for the 2015 budget year. Alan Barlow pg. 6 (613) 825-1707 www.barrhavenunited.org Barrhaven United Church MARK YOUR CALENDARS – We’re going to Perth again! Following last year’s successful Classic Theatre event, we’re going back to see Neil Simon’s Come Blow Your Horn on Sunday, July 20 at 2:00 It should be a blast as it is a comedy satirizing the swinging 60s. This year we will be having lunch at Michael’s Table, which is a short distance from the theatre. There are five menu items, including vegetarian and gluten free, ranging in price from $9.99 to $12.99. Tickets for the play only are $33.50 and $15.00 from each ticket sold goes to BUC. Tickets are available now from Barry or Evelyn Finlay and must be purchased by July 13. Please arrange your own transportation. Sign up sheet in narthex. Are you a budding musician? Are you a music teacher looking to showcase your students? Are you a singer wanting to lift your voice in praise? Our wonderful choir goes on summer hiatus on June 15th, but last summer we were pleased to have soloists, pianists and instrumentalists offer a musical reflection during our worship services. Let’s do it again this year! Look for a sign up sheet in the Narthex or email Rev. Maggie @ [email protected]. Thank you for helping the ministry of music continue in June, July, and August services! Office closure – Tuesday June 17 The office will be closed Tuesday June 17 due to a scheduled power outage. For assistance, email Deanna at [email protected] or call Rev. Martin Carnahan at 613-8238194. pg. 7 3013 Jockvale Road, Nepean ON K2J 4E4 Life & Work – June 22, 2014 Attention Bible Study folk, Youth Group, Young Adult Spiritual formation! Classes and groups are on hiatus until the fall. Enjoy your summer everyone! Rev. Suzanne FYI - Members of Sequoia Church will be doing yard work for Barrhaven Non-profit Housing Inc. (next door to the church) the first week of July. Summer Solstice Aboriginal Arts Festival and Pow Wow at Vincent Massey Park June 20 to 22 http://www.ottawasummersolstice.ca The Summer Solstice Aboriginal Arts Festival and Pow Wow provides a unique opportunity to experience and celebrate the diverse Aboriginal cultures of the National Capital Region for National Aboriginal Day. The Annual International Competition Pow Wow attracts hundreds of singers and dancers from across North America for a vibrant and lively display of their living culture. Interactive and FREE family programming will keep all ages entertained throughout the weekend including stilt-walkers, Canadian bird of prey show by the Canadian Raptor Conservancy, Big Sky Animal Ranch Display and Pony rides, face painting & body zorbs and much, much more! The Festival also features musical performances, cultural workshops and an Aboriginal marketplace featuring beautiful handmade creations. If you would like to join a group from BUC at this event on Sat. June 21, contact Liz Nieman at 613-825-8804. pg. 8 (613) 825-1707 www.barrhavenunited.org Barrhaven United Church The South Nepean Muslim Association asked Rev. Maggie if our church hall might be used for early morning prayers during the month of Ramadan, a time of fasting, prayer and self-examination. The association hoped that the mosque being built on Woodroffe Avenue would be available, but this is unlikely. On April 29th Council approved the request. The period is from June 28 to July 28th. Our hall will be in use from 3:45 a.m. to 4:30 a.m. from June 28 to July 17, then from July 18 to 28th from 2:30 a.m. to 4:30 a.m. To minimize disruption to our neighbours, the parking lot nearest the railroad tracks will be used and the patio entrance to the building. To learn more about the importance of Ramadan in the Islamic faith, you are invited to attend the “Islam 101” series being held at BUC Wednesdays May 21, 28 and June 4 th. FACILITIES TOOL FUND The Facilities Committee is seeking your support to buy some new tools to have on hand for maintenance chores. A donation jar will be placed in the Narthex each Sunday to receive donations of Canadian Tire Money or regular money to be put towards future purchases. The Facilities Committee thanks you for your support. Observer Magazine – Payment Due for 2014 If you are receiving by mail, the United Church Observer, a monthly publication, you are encouraged to make a donation to cover the cost. The 2014 annual cost is $20 – a bargain!! Use any envelope, and put your name and address and “Observer” on it. Persons new to BUC in 2013 have received a “complimentary” yearlong subscription. pg. 9 3013 Jockvale Road, Nepean ON K2J 4E4 Life & Work – June 22, 2014 Go Figure!! Each Sunday our offerings need to be counted and deposited. We work in teams of two counters each week. Schedules are made every 6 months. Each team is responsible for 3-4 Sundays per schedule. We now have several vacancies. Would you be able to join the Counters group? Contact Sara after church, at 613-825-1167 or [email protected]. Thank you for helping BUC by volunteering today! A Message from the Council Restructuring Task Group: Some time ago your Church Council proposed that a task group be formed to examine Council structure and, based on it's findings, possibly recommend changes. A group was formed consisting of Diane Filby, Barry Finlay, Melanie MacDonald and myself as it's chairperson. Information gathering is a very important first step for us. Most Council members have already provided their input via a questionnaire and another questionnaire is being sent to other United churches in the area. We'd also like to give all members of the congregation a chance to provide their thoughts on this subject. You can find a brief questionnaire on the entrance table in the narthex that we hope you will take a few minutes to fill out and deposit in the box provided. If you have any questions about this initiative please feel free to speak with me or any other member of the task group. Thank you very much. Ann MacGillivray Email: [email protected] or Phone: 613-825-2536 pg. 10 (613) 825-1707 www.barrhavenunited.org Barrhaven United Church During the Islam 101 series, Imam Zijad Delic mentioned some web sites for those who are interested to check out. They are as follows: http://ottawacitizen.com/news/op-ed-we-can-do-more-to-preventhonour-killings http://www.ottawamagazine.com/profiles/2011/10/26/anunorthodox-message-up-close-and-political-with-imam-zijaddelic/ http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2013/04/24/imam-zijad-delic/ or www.faithblender.com They will also be posted on our website. Rev. Maggie has been invited to deliver a “Christianity 101” or “United Church 101” series at the Mosque on Woodroffe when it is completed. To assist her, she’d like to hear what questions you would like responses to. Advance notice: In late January, we are planning a series on Judaism with rabbis from the Reform, Orthodox, Reconstructionist, Conservative and Chabad traditions within that faith. Rev. Maggie hopes to make contact and set some dates for the period of Wed, Jan 28 to Wed, Feb 25 from 7 – 9 p.m. with one evening per tradition. pg. 11 3013 Jockvale Road, Nepean ON K2J 4E4
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