IN TOUCH WITH THE KINGDOM OF GOD New Carlisle Church of the Brethren 219 North Main Street New Carlisle, Ohio 45344 Tel: (937) 845-1428 Fax: (937) 845-1615 Pastor’s Cell Phone / Voicemail: (937) 546-1196 Email: [email protected] Office Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, And Friday: 9:00am – 12:00pm Sunday School: 9:30am. Worship: 10:30am. Worship: – channel # 992 Time Warner Cable - Monday 5:00 pm & Thursday 6:00 am November 2014 _______________________________________________________________________________ John Kline Coming Soon Monday, October 27th begins our “Engage” initiative. Be prepared to see information posted and different items appearing around the church. On Sunday, you were introduced to Brother John Kline. His circuit riders will be in touch with every church member in the community and around the world. Some circuit riders will appear in person and some will make use of the internet to pay a visit to each home represented at NCCoB. Brother Kline made a name for himself by visiting and caring for people of both sides of the Civil War. He and his horse Nell traveled over 30,000 miles together in an effort to bring healing and reconciliation to John’s world. We want to do the same in our world! Congregational representatives will be visiting you – maybe not on horseback – but still desiring time to “Engage” you in conversation about our ministry here. The culmination of our festivities will be our Commitment Sunday Breakfast on November 16th. Please note that tickets will be available for a chance to win valuable door prizes chosen especially for you! Please reserve that date on your calendars now. Please also reserve November 15th for Mark Yaconelli. Please notice the display in the lower narthex for more information. I want to thank Ray Lowe and the Finance Committee for their many hours of hard and imaginative work in preparing this venture. The “Engage” Experience comes as a result of the Leadership Team wanting to engage the congregation in planning for the next five years. We are looking to bringing in Jonathan Shively, the Church of the Brethren Congregational Life Executive Director, to assist in forging a new reality for this community of faith. It will take your engage-ment in the process to make it a meaningful and worthwhile process. In the meantime, keep a look out for John Kline! We are still collecting cans for recycling. Please save your discarded aluminum cans and either bring them to the church and place them in the barrel under the coat rack in the Fellowship Hall by the stairs, or if you a large amount and need someone to pick them up, call Tony White. Did you know? The aluminum beverage can returns to the grocer’s shelf as a new, filled can in as little as 90 days after collection, re-melting, rolling, manufacturing and distribution. Consumers could purchase the same recycled aluminum can from the grocer’s shelf every 13 weeks or 4 times a year. We use over 80,000,000,000 aluminum soda cans every year. Used aluminum beverage cans are the most recycled item in the U.S., but other types of aluminum, such as siding, gutters, car components, storm window frames, and lawn furniture can also be recycled. Do your part and help keep America clean! 2 6 8 9 10 12 14 15 18 22 25 29 30 31 Andy Meade Kara Snipes Jane Stamper Carol Blehorn Ashley Poindexter Anna Schmitt Robert Miller Shirley Petry Bill Berry Brandon Switzer Debbie Somers Brad Schock Dawson Vanderpool Peggy Kidwell Pat Tracy Emily Lane Pete Overholt Cathy Semler Debbie Martinez Everett Blount Diamond Vanderpool My apologies to those who have birthdays in October, I had the picture for October birthdays, but forgot to change the names from September. Did you have an October birthday? Have an extra birthday cookie on Birthday Sunday! Jan 2 4 6 7 14 15 17 18 19 22 24 25 29 30 Jill Favorite Rita Lane Tony White Bill Kidwell Phil Penry Tiffany Wright Terry Lawrence Dennis Moore Lois Wurts Chip Tooke Shirley Bell Larry Shank Beverly Geiger Judy Lowe Sherri Mohler Paul Mohler Tara Studebaker Kay Artz Ethan Larason The Tuesday afternoon Bible study, currently called “The Wired Word”, meets in the social area in the sanctuary at 1:00 pm. Current events are taken from the media and the discussions are focused on how the Bible relates to what is going on around us in today’s society. Please join us, all are welcome. Mark your calendars! Our Stewardship breakfast will be held November 16th at 9:00am. Please bring coffee cake, rolls, donuts to share, everything else is furnished. Make sure you bring your door prize ticket to the breakfast, Plan to attend and enjoy the fellowship of our Church family. 2014 30 23 Mike & Debbie Meade Paul & Sherri Mohler Stewardship re Bastk f Nursery care givers are needed for the Sunday school hour. Right now we don’t have children using the nursery during that time, but we need people to be on call in case the need is there. There are only 4 people on the list and they are on call every month. We could also use more volunteers during worship. Please let the office know if you are willing to play during Sunday school and/or worship. Our love and deepest sympathy go out to the family of Marjorie Petry who passed on September 26. Marjorie was the wife of Dan Petry and the daughter-in-law of Shirley Petry. BCU is in need of volunteers to help with the sign-ups for the Christmas Basket ministry. Dates and times are: Wednesday, October 29 from 12 - 8, then in November on Wednesdays from 4 - 5:30 and Fridays from 12 - 2. If you can help, contact Robyn Anderson at 620-9627. If you know of a family that is need of assistance this Christmas, please let them know of these times and dates. Further information is on the bulletin board in the Fellowship Hall. There is still time to get your registration in to attend the Mark Yaconelli workshop on Saturday, November 15. This workshop will focus on practices and strategies for creating a local, personal storytelling series that strengthens community, heals shame, cultivates compassion, and relationships. Through presentation, ritual, contemplative processes, and narrative exercises participants will develop the skills and practices for creating their own community storytelling series. Mark speaks and leads storytelling events each year for various non-profit organizations including Compassion International, and the 2013 Annual Conference of the Church of the Brethren. Mark Yaconelli is a writer, speaker, retreat leader, spiritual director, community activist, youth worker, storyteller, disco dancer, husband, and father. He is the co-founder and program director for the Center for Engaged Compassion at Claremont School of Theology which seeks to heal broken people and communities through contemplation, creativity, and compassion. Cost for the day is $20 (includes lunch). Registration forms are available in the office. Registration forms are available The Way of Radical Compassion: Practicing the Spiritual Path of Jesus November 15, 2014 9:00am - 4:00pm In Ministry the Month of November: Ministers: Our Pastors and Deacons Missionaries: All The People Senior Pastor: Dr. Andrew J.O. Wright Associate Pastor: Rev. Vicki Ullery Administrative Assistant: Jan White Deacons on Call: Pete & Rita Lane – 845-2066 November 2 November 9 November 16 November 23 November 30 Greeters Bev Geiger & Mabel O’Connor Shirley Petry Evelyn Shroyer Karen Gibson Tony & Jan White Acolytes Kara Snipes & Milaeaa Clark Anton Pike & Nick Fuentes Ben Tipton & Andy Meade Anna Schmitt & Casey Snapp Milaeaa Clark & Kara Snipes November 2 November 9 November 16 November 23 November 30 S.S. Nursery Robin Snipes Bettie Penry Tara Studebaker Sherri Mohler Mindy Tipton Worship Nursery Sherri Mohler Bettie Penry Carol Burns Mindy & Ben Tipton Pat Krabacher PowerPoint Evelyn Shroyer Evelyn Shroyer Debi Wright Debbie Meade Debi Wright November 2 November 9 November 16 November 23 November 30 Worship Leader Vicki Ullery Pat Krabacher Mike Meade Alyce Replogle Jim Phares Deacon Prayer Shirley Petry John Krabacher Rita Lane Paul Mohler Sue Buckles Power Zone Wendy St. Peter Mindy & Ben Tipton Terri Schmitt Karen Slattery No Power Zone Leadership Announcements: Henry Martinez Sign Curator: Adult Choir Director: Paul Brown Band Director: Vicki Ullery Keyboards: Jane Stamper Handbell Director: Sharon Smart Son Singer’s Choir Director: Debi Wright Congratulations to John (Rusty) and Lindsay Lane on the birth of their daughter, Piper Grace. Piper was born on September 11, weighing in at 7 lbs. 8 oz. and was 19 ½ “ long. Welcoming her home was big brother Stone. Pete and Rita Lane are the proud grandparents Seekers Book Club Selections For 2014 November 28 – UNDER THE WIDE STARRY SKY by Nancy Horan The Book Club meets the 4th Friday of the month at 1:00 p.m. in the Church library. All are welcome to read and join in on the discussions. THANK YOU! THANK YOU! George and Velma Custer send their thanks for all of the prayers, cards and visits. They will be home bound for a while until they find out the course of treatment that George will have to take. Continue to keep them in your prayers. Our love and sympathy goes out to the family of Greta Barnhart Thompson who passed away in late October. Greta and her family live in New Zealand. She was the daughter of Galen and Vila Barnhart. PRAYER LISTS_____________________________________________ Continued Prayer for … Pastor Andrew & family, Church Leaders, Deacons, Church Board, Teachers, Carol Miller (Tony White’s sister has MS), Carolyn Whittington (diagnosed with ALS, daughter of Harold & Flora Erbaugh), Pat White (Tony White’s mother), Janet Harris (Evelyn Shroyer’s sister), baby Ryan Albritton & Slattery family, Cameron Platt (Cheryl Schock’s grandson – asthma), Skip Castle, Marge Skillings, Thelma Studebaker, Jason & Angela Skillings and family, Irene Roser, Mabel Reece, Brad G. Schock (Dana Schock’s son), Ruth Lightner family, Rob Schock, Connie Dershem (friend of Kathy Florkey), Mr. Dave Cottrell (lung issues), Bobby Muth (kidney failure),Kaili Black (friend of Shirley Petry, diagnosed with leukemia), Deanne Thatcher (friend of Mike Meade, chronic granulocytic leukemia), Jim Maxon and family on the loss of his mother (friend of Rusty Shore), Steve Cox family, Pat Tracy, Rebecca Dahli, Marjorie Petry family, Anita Petry, George Custer, Kevin Birchfield (cousin of Allen Wagner), Greta Thompson family Our Military Andrew Krabacher, Benjamin Doggett, George Lemmer, Justin Palcic Remember our Shut-Ins Brethren Home: NCCoB Cheer Block 10 Wilmington Place: Lois Sherman Brookhaven: Dan Sprinkle Forest Glen Health Campus: Phoebe Pyles Dayview Care Center: Linda Fields, Jack Smart, Velma Taylor Belle Manor: Shirley Bell Dan Sprinkle Brookhaven One Country Lane Brookville, OH 45309 Lois Sherman The Sanctuary 264 Wilmington Ave. Room 105A Dayton, OH 45420 Shirley Bell Belle Manor Nursing Home 107 N. Pike St. New Carlisle, OH 45344 Phoebe Pyles Forest Glen Health Campus 2150 Montego Dr. Springfield, OH 45503 It’s time once again to roll up your sleeve and donate blood. Mark your calendars for Tuesday, November 11 and make an appointment for a time that fits into your schedule. The drive runs from 3 – 7 pm. Appointments aren’t required, but are encouraged. To make your appointment call - 1-800388-GIVE or you can go online and make your appointment at – www.donortime.com. The blood drive is being held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church at 205 W. Lake Ave. in New Carlisle. Have you seen someone at church who does something consistently, modestly and others may not even know of their service? The Leadership Team would like to recognize these dedicated brethren. Nominate someone by providing their name and some words about why you think they should be commended. By November 23, put your nomination on a card and place in the collection plate, or send an email to the church office ([email protected]). The Leadership Team will highlight a few of the deserving folks Dayview Care Center 1885 N. Dayton Lakeview Rd New Carlisle, OH 45344 Linda Fields, Jack Smart, Velma Taylor * `1Q MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1) 10:00 CDH No Walk – Walk In Sanctuary/Social Ares 1 – 3 Joyful Noise Band In Choc. Room APA group to Dayton Peace Museum, meet there at !0 am 2)8:00 Prayer in Chapel 8:30 Son Rise Café 8:30 LBU Rehearsal 9:30 Sunday School 10:30 Worship 6:00 Hispanic Worship 3) 4:45 Son Singers 5:00 Worship Broadcast on Time Warner ch 992 4) 7:00 Hispanic Bible Study In Choc Room 7:00 Leadership Team Meeting 7:00 Girl Scouts in Fellowship Hall 5)Office Closed 9:00 Ladies Aid 5:00 Community Dinner 6:00 Bells 6:30 Stressed But Blessed 7:30 Adult Choir 6)6:00 Worship broadcast on Time Warner ch 992 10:00 Bible Study in Library 5:00 Weight Watchers in Fellowship Hall 7:00 Joyful Noise Band in Choc. Room 7) 9:00 Bulletin Deadline 7:30 Mojo Brass in Sanctuary 8) 10 – 3 CBO in Choc. Room 3 – 8 Joyful Noise Band in Choc. Room 9) 8:00 Prayer in Chapel 10) 11) 12) Office Closed 13)6:00 Worship broadcast 14) 15) 8:30 Son Rise Café 8:30 LBU Rehearsal 9:30 Sunday School 10:30 Worship 6:00 Hispanic Worship Cookies 4 Campers 4:45 Son Singers 5:00 Worship Broadcast on Time Warner ch 992 7:00 A Place Apart in Choc. Room 9:30 Greenville Gang 3 – 7 Blood Drive at Sacred Heart Church 7:00 Hispanic Bible Study In Choc Room 7:00 Girl Scouts in Fellowship Hall 9:00 Ladies Aid 5:00 Community Dinner 6:00 Bells 6:30 Stressed But Blessed 7:30 Adult Choir on Time Warner ch 992 10:00 Bible Study in Library 5:00 Weight Watchers in Fellowship Hall 7:00 Joyful Noise Band in Choc. Room 9:00 Bulletin Deadline All Day Seminar with Mark Yaconelli 16) 8:00 Prayer in 17) 18) 19) Office Closed 20) 6:00 Worship broadcast 21) Chapel 9:00 Stewardship Breakfast 10:30 Worship 6:00 Hispanic Worship 4:45 Son Singers 5:00 Worship Broadcast on Time Warner ch 992 Birthday Cookies 23) 8:00 Prayer in Chapel 8:30 Son Rise Café 8:30 LBU Rehearsal 9:30 Sunday School 10:30 Worship 6:00 Hispanic Worship 30) 8:00 Prayer in Chapel 8:30 Son Rise Café 8:30 LBU Rehearsal 9:30 Sunday School 10:30 Worship 6:00 Hispanic Worship 24) 4:45 Son Singers 5:00 Worship Broadcast on Time Warner ch 992 7:00 A Place Apart in Choc. Room 31) 4:45 Son Singers 5:00 Worship Broadcast on Time Warner ch 992 7:00 Hispanic Bible Study In Choc Room 7:00 Girl Scouts in Fellowship Hall 25) 7:00 Hispanic Bible Study In Choc Room 7:00 Girl Scouts in Fellowship Hall 9:00 Ladies Aid 5:00 Community Dinner 6:00 Bells 6:30 Stressed But Blessed 7:30 Adult Choir 26) Office Closed 9:00 Ladies Aid 5:00 Community Dinner 6:00 Bells 6:30 Stressed But Blessed 7:30 Adult Choir on Time Warner ch 992 10:00 Bible Study in Library 5:00 Weight Watchers in Fellowship Hall 7:00 Joyful Noise Band in Choc. Room 27) 6:00 Worship broadcast on Time Warner ch 992 7:30 Mojo Brass in Sanctuary 9:00 Bulletin Deadline 22) 1 – 3 Joyful Noise Band in Choc. Room 7:30 Mojo Brass in Sanctuary 28) 9:00 Bulletin Deadline 7:30 Mojo Brass in Sanctuary 29) 1 – 3 Joyful Noise Band in Choc. Room
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