Vol. 91
The Beacon
No. 3
St. Paul’s
United Methodist Church
80 Embury Avenue, Ocean Grove, NJ
Sunday, January 18, 2015 – 10:45 AM
2nd Sunday after Epiphany
The Rev. John DiGiamberardino, Senior Pastor
732-775-1125
www.oceangrovechurch.com
CCLI License #478813
Know - Worship – Grow - Serve – Connect
Organ Meditation to turn our thoughts to God.
ORGAN PRELUDE
WELCOME
Mr. Alyn Heim, Organist
Pastor John DiGiamberardino
CHORAL CALL
Chancel Choir
*HYMN 62
“All Creatures of Our God and King”
*CALL TO WORSHIP
Mr. Timothy Keating, Lay Reader
Leader:
O God, it is good to continue to be in your presence;
People:
And to be involved with one another in your
worship.
Leader:
We recognize the common bond of our humanity;
People:
And give thanks for your acceptance of each of us.
Leader:
Let us worship out of thanksgiving to God;
People:
And move into service out of our concern & love for
one another Amen!
COLLECT (Unison)
Lay Reader
O God, our Father, we remember the will of Jesus, & we pray
that we may be enabled to fulfill it. Help us to gather together
in one, all things in Him. Help us to love Him, & our neighbors
as ourselves. May we not be anxious for the morrow, nor
judgmental upon our brother, nor insincere in our prayers.
Keep us aware of our calling to be the salt of the earth, & may
the fact that we are part of the Body of Christ keep our hearts
warm with love, & our hands busy in His service. In His name
we pray. Amen.
SILENT MEDITATION
WORDS OF ASSURANCE
*PSALTER 854
Psalm 139
Lay Reader
*GLORIA PATRI 70
Glory be to the Father and to the Son
and to the Holy Ghost;
As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be,
World with out end. Amen. Amen.
*APOSTLES’ CREED 881
I believe in God the Father Almighty,
Maker of heaven and earth;
Lay Reader
And in Jesus Christ his only Son our Lord:
Who was conceived by the Holy Spirit,
Born of the Virgin Mary,
Suffered under Pontius Pilate,
Was crucified, dead, and buried;
The third day He rose from the dead;
He ascended into heaven,
and sitteth at the right hand of
God the Father Almighty;
From thence He shall come to judge
the quick and the dead.
I believe in the Holy Spirit,
The holy catholic church,
The communion of saints,
The forgiveness of sins,
The resurrection of the body,
And the life everlasting. Amen.
ANTHEM
MORNING PRAYER / LORD’S PRAYER 895
Our Father, who art in heaven,
hallowed be thy name.
Chancel Choir
Pastor John
Thy kingdom come,
Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread.
And forgive us our trespasses,
as we forgive those who trespass against us.
And lead us not into temptation,
but deliver us from evil.
For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory,
forever. Amen.
OFFERTORY
Lay Reader
PRESENTATION OF TITHES & OFFERINGS
Pastor John
*DOXOLOGY 95
Praise God, from whom all blessings flow;
Praise him, all creatures here below;
Praise him above, ye heavenly host;
Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Amen.
*HYMN 454
“Open My Eyes, That I May See”
PASSING OF THE PEACE
MESSAGE
THE LIFE OF MOSES The Early Life of Moses
Exodus 2:11-25
*HYMN 130
Pastor John
“God Will Take Care Of You”
BENEDICTION
ORGAN POSTLUDE
*Congregation, please stand as you are able.
Pastor John
Mr. Heim
St. Paul’s Notes
THE LIFE OF MOSES
The Early Life of Moses
January 18, 2015
Exodus 2:11-25
“Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he gets
older, he will not depart from it.” Proverbs 22:6
“Go and make disciples of all nations baptizing them in the
name of the father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and
teaching them to do everything I have commanded you.”
Matthew 28:19-20
“When the child grew older, she took him to Pharaoh’s
daughter and he became her son.” Exodus 2:10
“Moses was educated in all the wisdom of the Egyptians and
was powerful in speech and action.” Acts 7:22
“Moses was highly regarded in Egypt by Pharaoh’s officials
and by the people of Egypt.” Exodus 11:3
Josephus
Exodus 2
11 One day, after Moses had grown up, he went out to
where his own people were and watched them at their hard
labor. He saw an Egyptian beating a Hebrew, one of his own
people. 12 Looking this way and that and seeing no one, he
killed the Egyptian and hid him in the sand. 13 The next day
he went out and saw two Hebrews fighting. He asked the
one in the wrong, “Why are you hitting your fellow Hebrew?”
14 The man said, “Who made you ruler and judge over us?
Are you thinking of killing me as you killed the Egyptian?”
Then Moses was afraid and thought, “What I did must have
become known.”
15 When Pharaoh heard of this, he tried to kill Moses, but
Moses fled from Pharaoh and went to live in Midian, where
he sat down by a well.
Why in the world would Moses do something like this?
”By faith Moses, when he had grown up, refused to be
known as the son of Pharaoh’s daughter. He chose to be
mistreated along with the people of God rather than to enjoy
the fleeting pleasures of sin.” Hebrews 11:24-25
How did Moses know these were his own people?
Why did Moses run away?
16 Now a priest of Midian had seven daughters, and they
came to draw water and fill the troughs to water their father’s
flock. 17 Some shepherds came along and drove them
away, but Moses got up and came to their rescue and
watered their flock. 18 When the girls returned to Reuel their
father, he asked them, “Why have you returned so early
today?” 19 They answered, “An Egyptian rescued us from
the shepherds. He even drew water for us and watered the
flock.” 20 “And where is he?” Reuel asked his daughters.
“Why did you leave him? Invite him to have something to
eat.” 21 Moses agreed to stay with the man, who gave his
daughter Zipporah to Moses in marriage. 22 Zipporah gave
birth to a son, and Moses named him Gershom saying, “I
have become a foreigner in a foreign land.” 23 During that
long period, (40 years) the king of Egypt died. The Israelites
groaned in their slavery and cried out, and their cry for help
because of their slavery went up to God. 24 God heard their
groaning and he remembered his covenant with Abraham,
with Isaac and with Jacob. 25 So God looked on the
Israelites and was concerned about them.”
APPLICATION
God makes a way when there seems to be no way.
By faith Moses’ parents hid him for three months.
By faith Moses refused to be known
as the son of Pharaoh’s daughter.
By faith you and I are to live.
Are you living by faith?
Are you seeking God’s desire
and will or are you trying to do things you own way?
FOR FURTHER THOUGHT
Read Exodus 2:11-25 and reflect on the following chart
MOSES
Pharaoh tried to kill him as a baby (Ex
1:22).
He was hidden from the Pharaoh (Ex
2:2).
Moses was sent into Egypt to preserve
his life (Ex 2:3-4).
Moses was saved by women: his
mother (Ex 2:3); Miriam (Ex 2:4);
Pharaoh's daughter (Ex 2:5-10).
Pharaoh’s daughter adopted Moses and
named him (Ex 2:10).
Moses became a prince of Egypt (Ex
2:10).
There was a long period of silence from
Moses’ childhood to adulthood.
Moses had a secret identity = Israelite
slave.
He tried to save a Hebrew kinsman (Ex
2:11-12).
Moses went from being a prince to a
pauper (Ex 2:15-19).
Moses saved women at a well (Ex 2:1519).
Moses became a shepherd (Ex 3:1).
Moses’ mission was to redeem Israel
from slavery (Ex 3:7-10).
Moses was loved and supported in his
ministry by his sister Miriam [Hebrew =
Miryam] (Ex 15:20-21).
Moses was often rejected by his own
people.
Moses gave God’s law on Mt. Sinai (Ex
20:1-31:18; 34:1-35).
Moses spent 40 days fasting on the
mountain (Ex 24:18; 34:28).
Moses performed signs/ miracles (Ex
4:8-9, 17).
Moses offered his life for the salvation
of his people after the sin of the Golden
Calf (Ex 32:33-33).
Moses is the prophet of the Old
Covenant Church (Dt 18:15).
JESUS
King Herod tried to kill baby Jesus (Mt
2:16).
An angel said to hide Jesus from King
Herod (Mt 2:13).
Jesus was taken into Egypt to preserve
His life (Mt 2:13-15).
Jesus was saved and helped by His
mother, Mary (Mt 2:14).
Joseph adopted Jesus and named him
(Mt 1:25).
Jesus is the Prince of Peace (Is 9:5; Mt
28:18; Lk 2:14).
There was a long period of silence from
Jesus’ childhood to adulthood.
Jesus had a secret identity = the Son of
God.
Jesus came to save His Hebrew kinsman
first (Mk 7:26-28).
Jesus went from being God to being man
(Jn 1:1-3; Mk 6:3).
Jesus saved a woman at a well (Jn
chapter 4).
Jesus is the Good Shepherd (Jn 10:11).
Jesus’ mission is to redeem mankind
from slavery to sin (Heb 1:1-4).
Jesus was loved and supported in his
ministry by His mother Mary [Hebrew =
Miryam] and was assisted in his ministry
by women (Lk 8:3).
Jesus was often rejected by His own
people.
Jesus gave the new law from the Mt. of
Beatitudes (Mt chapter 5).
Jesus spent 40 days fasting in the desert
wilderness (Mt 4:2).
Jesus performed signs/miracles (Jn
20:30).
Jesus offered His life for the salvation of
the world (Is 53:12; Rom 5:12; 6:10; 2
Cor 5:15-21; Col 1:19-20; 2:14-15; 1 Jn
1:7; 2:2; etc).
Jesus is the prophet, priest, and King of
a New and everlasting Covenant = the
universal Catholic Church [note catholic
means universal].
St. Paul’s Week At A Glance
Key:Chapel-C, FellowshipHall-FH, Jr.Room-JR, Kitchen-K,, MusicRoom-MR,Parlor-P,
Sanctuary-S,ThornleyChapelEast-TCE, ThornleyChapelWest-TCW, YouthRoomYR,FrancisAsburyManor–FAM,GreatAuditorium–AUD,BoardwalkPavilion–BP,
Tabernacle-TAB,Kitchen–K,OceanGroveCommunityRoom–CR,AuditoriumPavilion–
AP,YouthTemple–YT
Sun
1/18
9 AM Praise Worship Service – S
9:30 PM Children’s Sunday School
10:30 AM Fellowship/Coffee - FH
10:45 AM Confirmation Meeting - P
10:45 AM Worship Service – St. Paul’s Sanctuary
5-6:30PM Middle School CrossRoots
5-6:30PM High School Worship Team
6:45 – 8:15 PM Middle School Worship Team
6:45 – 8:15 PM High School CrossRoots
5-6 PM Prayer Meeting – MR
Mon
1/19
Office Closed
Dr. Martin Luther King Day –
7 PM HS Girls Book Club – Megan’s
7 PM Beth Moore Bible Study - CR
7 PM Trustees Meeting – P
Tue
1/20
12:30 PM Staff Meeting
6-8PM Bible Study –Gospel of Mark - P
7-8 PM MS Bible Study – YR
7 PM Women’s Bible Study – Trusting God 76 Heck
7 PM Church Council – JR
Wed
1/21
3:30 PM Girl Scouts – JR
5-6 {< Choir - MR
6:30-8 PM Men’s Basketball – YT
7 PM Men’s Disciple Study – P
Thur
3-5 PM Food Pantry
1/22
6:30-8:30 PM “Pickle-Ball” -FH
6:45 PM G.R.O.W. – P
Sun
1/25
9 AM Praise Worship Service – S
9:30 PM Children’s Sunday School
10:30 AM Fellowship/Coffee - FH
10:45 AM Confirmation Meeting - P
10:45 AM Worship Service – St. Paul’s Sanctuary
7-8:30 PM CrossRoots – Ice World
5-6 PM Prayer Meeting – MR
Church Office Hours
Monday – Friday 9AM – Noon, 1-3 PM
Church Office closed Monday, January 19,
for Dr. Martin Luther King Day
When leaving the sanctuary following worship, please use the
exits on the south side. The north stair well is needed for
those who need to use the lift. Thank you for your
cooperation.
Membership Class
Saturday, January 31, 2015
10 AM – 2 PM
A sandwich lunch will be provided.
Please contact the church office if you plan to attend.
732-775-1125 ext.110
Too many cookies?
Join some Tender Care moms for
exercise in Fellowship Hall on Tuesday morning at 9:10 AM.
Bring a yoga mat and a freewill offering for the Angel Fund.
The class will be approximately 45 minutes.\.
Trusting God
Even When It Hurts
By Jerry Bridges
Starting January 13, 2015
At 76 Heck Avenue
Call Kathy for information 732 -988-4711
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Men’s Bible Study
Wednesday – 7 PM
Wi th C of fe e and C a k e
January 14
Start Disciple Study
For information contact
Chuck Hendron 732 -614-1113
Women's Bible Study
Monday nights: January 19 - February 23, 7pm
Ocean Grove Community Room
(Pilgrim Pathway - next to Pathway Market)
Beth Moore DVD Series Study
WISING UP
(lessons from the book of Proverbs)
(60-90 minute DVD teachings. No homework)
Come to one, come to them all.
This is continuation of the first half of the series of teachings.
For questions: Judy B. Soltis, [email protected], 732-869-9292
You are invited to
Soup-Salad and Dessert
at Dave & Marilyn Shotwell’s home - 116 Heck Ave
on Friday, January 23, at 5 pm.
We will take reservations
for 10 people at a contribution
of $10.00 each to benefit
Neighborhood Center, Camden through U.M.W.
Call 732 776 6487.
Come enjoy food and Fellowship.
United Methodist Women
Tue, Jan 27, 2 PM
Edna Bradley Circle –at Marcia Hendron’s
Tue. Feb 10, 12:30 PM Executive Board – Parlor
Tue, Feb 10, 2 PM
Visitation of Shut-Ins – meet at St. Paul’s
St. Paul’s Website & Online Newsletter
If you would like to receive St. Paul’s notices & newsletters
go to our website www.oceangrovechurch.com
& fill out the form on the “contact us” page
”Pickle-Ball”
Thursdays, 6:30 – 8:30 PM, in Fellowship Hall
Everyone is invited.
Classes will consist of serve, volley, scoring, & tactics.
The classes will begin with & end with prayer, because
this is part of St Paul's Sports Ministry.
For information contact Ed Esposito
732-685-5951
[email protected]
Men ’ s B a sk e tb all
All men 16 years old and up
Are invited to the Youth Temple
On Wednesday Nights from 6:30-8 PM
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Bishop’s Day on the District
March 19th
The bishop wants to have dinner with all educators: those in
higher education, members of the school board, principles,
school teachers.
If you are interested in being invited to this dinner please
contact Phyllis Truran at [email protected] Provide
Phyllis with your name, e-mail address, and telephone number.
St.
Paul’s Ministries
80 Embury Avenue, OG
732-775-1125
Worship
Fall, Winter & Spring Schedule for Worship
Services Sundays 9 AM & 10:45 AM
Interpreter for the Deaf - Cindy Williams
732-925-8086
Ushers Don Noll @ 9, Al Dawson 10:45
Visitation Pastor ,Mr. Brian Schulte
[email protected]
Director of Christian Education
Paula DiGiamberardino,
732-775-1125 ext. 127
Children
Sunday School
9:30 AM Sundays, Bev Burns,
732-685-8876
Tender Care Nursery School
(6mos-pre-K) Lisa Noll, Director
9AM – 2 PM M-F, 732-775-2265
[email protected]
732-775-2265
Youth
CrossRoots Student Ministries –
Megan Faulkner, 732-775-1125 ext.123
College Angel Program –
Holly Heim, [email protected]
Women’s Bible Studies
2 PM Mon – Mary Winkler 732-673-2422
7-9 PM Mon – Judy Beth Soltis,
732-869-9292
7-9 PM Tue – Kathleen Glickman,
732-988-4711
Men’s Groups
Men’s Bible Study
7 PM Wednesday, Chuck Hendron
Bible Studies (men & women)
6 PM Tues – Judith Hoffman,
732-775-1125x110
7 PM Sat – (Couples Study) Paul Krause,
201-926-0014
Community Outreach
Food Pantry – 3-5 PM Thursday
Caring Friends (volunteers for neighborly
assistance) 732-775-1125 ext. 3
Hands & Feet Ministry in Motion –
848-667-6061,
[email protected]
Music
Contemporary Worship Musicians –
George Robson, 732-775-1125x115
Organist / Choir Director –
Alyn Heim 732-775-1125 X116
Women’s Groups (UMW meet Sept.-May)
United Methodist Women –
2nd Tuesday, 2 PM, Fellowship Hall
Phyllis Truran, 732-801-0098
Edith Frederick’s Circle
3rd Monday 10 AM – Mona Everson,
732-776-7251
Isabella Thoburn Circle
3rd Tuesday10 AM,
Elizabeth Brubaker Circle
3rd Tuesday 2 PM, Helen Stocum,
732-918-8453
Anne Forrester Study Group
4th Tuesday 1 PM, Marie Carter,
732-988-2706
Edna Bradley Circle
4th Tuesday 2 PM – Isobel McCutcheon,
732-988-5244
H.E.A.R.T. Circle 2nd Sunday, 10:30 AM, Barbara Trouwborst
732-775-6098, Eileen Sokol 732-775-6088
St. Paul’s Auxiliary
Last Monday 2 PM ,
Marilyn Foote, 732-775-4979
Self-Help Groups
G.R.O.W. 6:45-8:45 PM Thursday
Church Committees
Church Council - Bob McEwan
Lay Leader- Phyllis Truran 732-801-0098
Staff Parish Relations –Norman Harris
Stewardship – Victor Kuo
Trustees – Ron Carlucci
Missions – Borja Del Campo
Kitchen Committee – Damaris Adamo
Wedding Coordinator – Sharon McEwan
Prayer Requests
Please update your prayer requests. Prayer
requests not updated will be removed
Names may be used only with permission
of themselves or their immediate family.
Prayers for:.
Family & friends of Ouida Packard,
former member, died in Arizona
Alice Hoffmann, JSUMC, pneumonia,
multiple heath issues
Ginny Sharp, heart & lung problems
Peter Sassone (Greg Sassone’s brother)
shoulder surgery & rehab
Greg Sassone, work, employment
Joyce Dawson
Bob Fielder, for improving health
Linda Morton, fractured thumb
Ken Orr
Paul Braneky, Shore Rehab, Brick
Kitty Mantell
Mark, laid off
Bill Steele,Optic neurophy, (Freddie
Castle’s brother)
Grant, age 6, brain surgery
Amberlynn, age 11, badly burned
Betty Newman (Phyllis Downing’s sister)
Kathleen Keating (Timothy’s mother) fell
Linda in TX
Sal Badalamenti
Julia Rinaolo, complications from Lyme
disease (Joan Brown’s niece)
Analiese Grissman, for healing
Lizz, missionary in SE Asia
Jean Kelshaw, Nancy Doremus’ mother
Heather Bray
Sean DenBraven
Emy’s hip, healing
Peace in Jerusalem, Israel, Mexico
Cheryl Benfer
Gloria Corbo
In Care Facilities:
Al Aanensen, FAM
Alba Brunetto, FAM
Rev. Gene Foote, MBTS
Marilyn Foote, FAM
Dorothy Glenn, MediCenter
Tom Nevas, Sloan Kettering
Helen Reaser, MBTS
Charles Robinson, FAM
Emy Lou Snyder, home
College Students:
Jessica Campbell
Daniel Badger
Mary Badger
Stephen Badger
Lilian Bedrosian
Julia Cooper
Rick Cuttrell
Samantha Cuttrell
Amber Czesnolowicz
Christian DiLiberto
Gabriella DiLiberto
Sarah Ferrell
Katie Gannon
Matthew Gannon
Bailey Herr
Ryan Juliano
Emily Maier
Lauren McEwan
Alexandra McKeon
Maxwell McKeon
Nick Morrows
Victoria O'Brien
Elisabeth O'Brien
Alexandra O'Brien
Samantha Plewa
David Robson
Scott Shadle
Tori Timoney
Our Military:
Tyler Neff in Navy, home from the
Middle East (Glenn Neff’s son)
Rebekah Spedaliere in Air Force, home
from the Middle East
Monthly Communion Sunday Offering
October 2014 - September 2015
Month
Mission Ministry
Total Donated
October
November
December
January
February
March
Future With Hope
$1,678.00
St. Paul's Thanksgiving Dinner
$2,289.00
Jesus' Birthday Offering
$2,799.00
Angel Fund
Asbury Soup Kitchen
UMC Aviation Ministry(Steve
& Gail Quigg)
April
(Easter) Haiti
May
Habitat “A Brush with
Kindness”
June
Food Pantry
July-Sept
Apportionments
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Sanctuary
Sanctuary is the First, Third, & Last Wednesday of every month, 6:307:30 PM, in Thornley Chapel East.
Within the framework of contemplative worship music and moments
of silence, this service is offered to those seeking a safe place to come
before the Lord, resting in His presence while developing a deeper
intimacy with Him.
The phone number for Phyllis Truran, St. Paul’s Lay Leader, is
incorrect in the church directory.
The correct number is 732-801-0098
The Angel Fund is a ministry of St. Paul’s managed by Tom &
Arlene Malanga and assists those in Ocean Grove and the neighboring
towns who suffer a sudden financial hardship.
Only those applicants who meet eligibility requirements are
considered for assistance. Typically we help with temporary housing,
rent, utilities, telephone, doctor, dentist, pharmacy, fuel and
transportation expenses.
During the past calendar year we were able to assist over 148
individuals and families and help them get back on their feet.
We are supported solely by your contributions. We are not a funded
program of St Paul’s.
The month of January has been designated Angel Fund month and
your Communion Offering will be given to us to support this ministry.
Your continuing support will make a big difference in many lives.
God Bless you all.
Tom & Arlene Malanga, Angel Fund Administrators
The ANGEL
FUND gratefully acknowledges the following donations.
A donation from the United Methodist Women
A donation from Janet & Norman Reece in honor of Isobel McCutcheon –
Merry Christmas Isobel
A donation from David & Carol Hoffman Jr
A donation from Carol Wilson in memory of John Preacher
A donation from Tender Care Nursery Exercise Class
A donation from Isobel McCutcheon in memory of Aurora Robson and
Joe Hayward
A donation from Michael & Carol Boniello in memory of Aurora Robson
and Nancy Bordes
A donation Lois Corbo in memory of her parents Marie & Charles Corbo,
also Audrey Greenfeig, Norman Ellison, Lyn Mariette
A donation Gloria Corbo in memory of her parents Marie & Charles
Corbo, also Audrey Greenfeig, Norman Ellison, Lyn Mariette
A donation from Bonnie Graham in memory of Jack Preacher
A donation from Helen McCahill in memory of Anna McHale
A donation from Theodore & Gayle Aanensen in memory of Lottie Smith
A donation from Spencer & Linda Baba in memory of Debbie Clark
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The Food Pantry at St. Paul's
Lois and Gloria Corbo have made donations in
memory of:
Norman Ellison
Lynn Mariette
Parents, Marie & Charles Corbo
Dear friend, Audrey Greenfeig
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Isobel McCutcheon has made a donation
in memory of Anna McHale and
in honor of Janet Reece
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Nancy Clark has made a donation
in memory of Helen Van Slyke
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Thank you to our faithful donors who write checks
and bring food items every month.
This regular support allows us to distribute quality and
healthy food items to those who need assistance.
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During the months of January and February,
we are asking for donations of Instant Oatmeal and Soup.
Donations can be left in the baskets at either entrance
to the Sanctuary.
Also, Toilet Paper is always needed.
Support St. Paul's Go Green!
St. Paul's is doing a unique fundraiser that doesn't cost you any
money! Just five minutes of your time. Did you know that you choose
what kind of energy you use? Go online
to www.viridian.com/spumc and watch the two minute video. With
your electric and gas bills in hand, click on "Become a customer
now". Over time, you will SAVE money, SUPPORT St. Paul's, and
HELP the environment. All you have to do is pay your gas & electric
bills as you normally would.
If you have any questions, please talk to Jimmy McEwan or Matt
Gannon. Jimmy can help you sign up.
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church Staff
Church: 732-775-1125 Fax: 732-775-4540 Parsonage I: 732-361-5564
St. Paul’s church office hours: M-F 9-noon, 1-3
The Rev. John DiGiamberardino, Senior Pastor –ext. 112 – [email protected]
The Rev. Walter A. Quigg, Pastor Emeritus – [email protected]
Mr. George Robson – Worship Director – ext. 115 [email protected]
Mr. Brian Schulte, Visitation Pastor, [email protected]
Mr. Alyn Heim Jr., Organist/Choir Director – ext. 116 [email protected]
Miss Megan Faulkner, Director of CrossRoots Student Ministries ext. 123
Mrs. Paula DiGiamberardino, Director of Christian Education, ext.127
[email protected]
Mrs. Lisa Noll, Director of Tender Care Nursery 732-775-2265
[email protected]
Ms. Judith Hoffman, Church Office Administrator – ext. 110 [email protected]
Mr. Ben Benfer, Church Sexton – ext.125 [email protected]
Mr. Neil DenBraven- Evening & Weekend Host
Mr. Arnold Newman - Evening & Weekend Host
Ms. MJ Shaughnessy - Evening & Weekend Host
Mr. Michael Mindnich - Evening & Weekend Host, Weekend Sexton
Miss. Phyllis Truran, Lay Leader – 732-801-0098 – [email protected]