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Weekend of January 31 & February 1, 2015
Greeters
5:25 Sanctuary
8:00 Chapel
9:30 Chapel
9:30 Sanctuary
10:55 Sanctuary
Kevin Cetroni & Bruce Fratanduano
Steve Carr
Pete Barringer
Brenda & John Eastham
Russ Campbell & Gail Pinsky
Acolytes
Jack Smith
Elayna Query
Grace Polywacz
Kylie Smith
Maya Feliciano
We hope that you enjoy worshiping with us here today and will
experience God’s love to be real in song, fellowship and word.
Hopewell United Methodist Church
852 Hopewell Road, Downingtown, PA 19335
(610) 269-1545 Fax. No. (610) 269-3355
Email - [email protected] Website - www.Hopewellumc.org
COFFEE AND FELLOWSHIP
Join us in the Family Life Center (downstairs) for coffee, refreshments and lots of conversation between
worship hours. Meet the people who worship with you, greet old friends, and make new ones. Coffee
hour is for all ages - snacks for children will be offered as well.
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PRAYER NEWS
Circle of Concern
New
Nancy Yarnall and family
Mary Barringer
- grieving the death of her mother
- prayers for healing following back surgery
Ongoing
Andy Ruszkay
Randy Adams
Eleanor (Pat Barringer's mother)
- prayers for healing for blood related issues
- continued prayers
- prayers for peace and comfort
Praying Blessings Upon Pastor John
During the 5:25 worship hour on Saturday February 7th, we will pause to commission Pastor John
Neider for the interim ministry to which he has been assigned at Christ UMC in Brookhaven. Please join
us as we pray God’s blessings upon John. Let’s gather together to send him off (albeit temporarily) with
love and prayers for God’s continued blessings!
This Week’s Prayer Calendar:
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday -
Courage to “Live Jesus...Speak Jesus”
Those who contribute to and those who receive from the Donation Station
For safety for our Puerto Rico mission team
Persons weighed down with problems
Those who work with children - teachers, bus drivers, school personnel
Prayers for the lonely
Pastor John Neider in his service to Christ UMC in Brookhaven
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HOPEWELL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
WORSHIP SCHEDULE
This Weekend
Saturday, January 31
5:25 Contemporary - Sanctuary
Contemporary Services
“Live Jesus...Speak Jesus”
Philippians 1:12-30a
Pastor Dan, Speaker
Sunday, February 1
8:00 Traditional - Chapel (Qumran)
Traditional Services
“Prophets Among Us”
Deuteronomy 18:15-22
Dr. David Frame, Speaker
9:30 Traditional - Chapel (Qumran)
9:30 Contemporary - Sanctuary
10:55 Contemporary - Sanctuary
Tuesday Time Apart - February 3rd
TRANSFORMATION..."If anyone is in Christ, there is a new creation: everything old has passed away;
see, everything has become new! (2Corinthians 5:17)
Won't you join us for worship this Tuesday, February 3rd as we explore the concept of and possibilities
for TRANSFORMATION in Christ? Tuesday Time Apart will be held in the Bower Chapel
'annex' (Room Qumran) at 7:00, with Pastor Vicki leading that time of worship. Is God calling YOU to
this time of gentle quiet, candle-light, scripture and music?
Contemporary Services
“When Satan Has
All My Energy”
Genesis 3;11, II Samuel 6:22,
Hebrews 12:2
Pat Welch, Speaker
Next Weekend
Saturday, February 7
5:25 Contemporary - Sanctuary
Sunday, February 8
8:00 Traditional - Chapel (Qumran)
Traditional Services
“Live Jesus...Speak Jesus”
Philippians 1:12-30a
Pastor Dan, Speaker
9:30 Traditional - Chapel (Qumran)
9:30 Contemporary - Sanctuary
10:55 Contemporary - Sanctuary
9:30 Contemporary Service
“Boy Scout Sunday”
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Hopewell Weekly Calendar for February 1 through February 8, 2015
Sunday, February 1
8:00 AM
Traditional Worship in Qumran
9:30 AM
Traditional Worship in Qumran, Contemporary Worship in Sanctuary, Sunday School
10:55 AM Contemporary Worship in Sanctuary, Junior Church/Nursery, Adult Bible Study, Potato Bowl
2:00 PM
Men’s Basketball, CR Leadership Team
4:00 & 4:30 PM
Youth Praise Teams
4:45 PM
Youth Bell Choir
5:00 PM
Youth Choir
6:30 PM
Disciple I
Monday, February 2
9:00 AM and 12:30 PM Hopewell Christian Preschool
6:00 PM
Creative Arts, Youth Praise Band
6:30 PM
Disciple I Fast Track, Young Adults
7:00 PM
Cub Scout Pack 9, Worship Team, Beyond the Walls Team
Tuesday, February 3
9:00 AM and 12:30 PM Hopewell Christian Preschool
9:15 AM
Tuesday Morning Moms Group
9:30 AM
Disciple I
4:00 PM
Art Therapy Support Group
5:30 PM
Flute Choir Rehearsal
6:00 PM
Celebrate Recovery
7:00 PM
Tuesday Time Apart, DACSL Basketball, Cub Scout Pack 8, Boy Scout Rehearsal
Wednesday, February 4
9:00 AM and 12:30 PM Hopewell Christian Preschool
4:00 PM
Open Door/CC Youth & Family Services
6:00 PM
Pioneer Club
7:00 PM
Praise Team, Youth Council
Thursday, February 5
8:30 AM
NIA
9:00 AM
Hopewell Christian Preschool
9:30 AM
Women’s Bible Study
1:00 PM
Disciple II
5:30 PM
Upward Basketball Practice
6:15 PM
Wesley Ringers
6:45 PM
Trustees
7:30 PM
Chancel Choir
Friday, February 6
6:30 AM
Men of Faith
9:00 AM and 12:30 PM Hopewell Christian Preschool
5:30 PM
Upward Basketball Practice
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Saturday, February 7
8:30 AM
Upward Basketball
5:25 PM
Contemporary Worship
6:30 PM
Family Fellowship Night
Sunday, February 8
8:00 AM
Traditional Worship in Qumran
9:30 AM
Traditional Worship in Qumran, Contemporary Worship in Sanctuary, Sunday School, IGR Soup Lunch
10:55 AM Contemporary Worship in Sanctuary, Junior Church/Nursery, Adult Bible Study
12:00 PM
South Africa Planning Team, The Well Team
2:00 PM
Men’s Basketball
4:00 & 4:30 PM Youth Praise Teams
4:45 PM
Youth Bell Choir
5:00 PM
Youth Choir
6:00 PM
Children’s Choirs & Fellowship, Crocheting Group
6:30 PM
Disciple I, Youth & Parent Summer Commitment Service
Service in the United Methodist Connection
Since 2012, Pastor Amy has had the privilege of serving on the EPA Conference Board of Ordained Ministry. Comprised of approximately 50 people, the Board meets monthly for the purpose of 1) interviewing and credentialing licensed and ordained clergy, 2) overseeing the theological education of candidates and provide mentoring opportunities, 3) managing changes in
conference relationships, and 4) assisting in the retooling and continuing education of our
clergy and specialized ministers. Please join Pastor Amy in praying for the leadership in our Annual
Conference. The next meeting of the Board of Ordained Ministry is February 5 through 7.
Inter-Generational Retreat Because of receipts from Soup Lunches and a very generous donation
from Hopewell, we will once again be able to offer a 50% discount off of the Black Rock fee. Please stop
by the IGR sign up table in the FLC to get details on attending the retreat scheduled for February 13 - 15.
IGR Details: Amy Banka will be the adult leader with a theme of Faithbooking: Remembering Your
Story, based on Deuteronomy 4:9. Across the generations, we will explore the ways in which our faith
stories connect with each other and with God's story as revealed in scripture. Join us as we remember and
celebrate deeper memories of God's presence throughout our lives.
Weekend Rates – NOTE – Discount of 50% has been taken off of the Black
Rock fee. Rate includes 5 meals, and 2 nights stay at the Maranatha Lodge;
$132/per adult/single occupancy
$107/per adult/double occupancy
$ 97/per adult/triple or quad occupancy
$ 47/per child 5 – 12 years in room with adult
$0/child under 5
Please call Sandy and Bill Bradley at 484-467-1675 with any questions.
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Boy Scout Sunday The young men of Hopewell’s Troop 8 will offer their
annual Boy Scout Sunday on February 8th. This is a great service to our congregation, an excellent chance at “public speaking” opportunities for some of the
boys, and a helpful update on the good work of the Scouts over recent months.
We look forward to this great annual event at the 9:30 AM worship hour in the
Sanctuary on Sunday, February 8th.
South Africa News A few weeks ago you may have heard Jordan Ridge announce that Mosaic is expanding to Cape Town. Since Hopewell was the group
that built the first building in the Potchefstroom/Ikageng area, Meyer Conradie,
CEO of Mosaic, asked if we would help construct the first building in Cape
Town. We gladly accepted! We are targeting a trip in mid-August and are beginning plans now. If you have felt that nudge to go to South Africa or would like to
return and help start the next phase in Mosaic’s development, then contact Tony Brantzeg at
[email protected] or call him at 610-942-0658. He will have an informational meeting on
Sunday, February 8th at noon in Room Adam. Feel free to stop by and learn more about the trip.
United Methodist Women’s News We will be collecting new clothing for our
Spring Ingathering on April 18th. We need new clothing for women, men,
children and babies. Please put any clothing in our UMW box at the Donation
Station!
Dear Hopewell United Methodist Church,
Thank you for the generous donation you made to Christian Life Prison and Recovery Ministries Inc.
(CLPRM) and the Conquering Grounds Music Fest 2014 in the amount of $300.00. With your help
CLPRM will be able to make an immediate impact in the lives that we’ve touched through this community outreach. May God continue to richly bless you for your support of this ministry.
Sincerely,
Bob Sofronski, Director
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Bower Chapel Renovation Project
Bower Chapel News
Renovation of the Bower Chapel began
with the removal of the pipe organ for rebuilding.
The refurbished instrument will include a handsome façade and an additional solo stop.
The work in the Bower Chapel continues on pace.
The chancel fixtures have been removed and the
former choir lofts have been leveled. The flooring
and electrical work will begin next week. Meanwhile, in Stowe PA, new windchests and toe
boards (the racks on which the pipes sit) are being
manufactured. In a week or so, Patrick J. Murphy
and Associates will start to erect the organ in their
shop for testing. At the same time they will be
doing the woodwork for the organ facade. If you
are interested in sponsoring some of the pipework
for this project, please contact the church office.
If you are thinking about membership
at Hopewell UMC, a newcomer, or
someone seeking a church home …
Pastor
Join Pastor Steve for coffee and informal conversation,
where you can learn more about Hopewell and what
is involved regarding membership
Please let Lynne know you are attending,
[email protected].
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Sunday, February 15th
12:00 pm
Adult Ministry Center
NEW MEMBERS CLASSES
The next opportunity for joining Hopewell UMC will be March 7 & 8, 2015. The membership process
consists of two classes. Dates and times for the next set of classes are as follows:
Orientation class: Sunday, February 22, 10:55-11:55 AM
Membership class: Saturday, February 28, 8:30-11:30 AM
Please contact Lynne in the church office (610-269-1545 or [email protected]) if you are
interested in joining. Deadline to register is February 17. Childcare is available during both classes.
Socks for our Savior Please help decorate the winter tree in the donation station
with new socks. All warm gifts will be taken to the men, women, and children's shelters in Coatesville. We will be decorating the sock tree until Valentines Day. Can You
Help? “...Truly I tell you, just as you did it to one of the least of these who are
members of my family, you did it to me.” (Matthew 25:40)
UM Night at the Sixers, Feb. 7, 2015
Sold
Out!
Join us for some high-flying pro basketball
excitement at "UM Day with the Sixers,"
Saturday, February 7, 2015. The Philadelphia 76ers
play the Charlotte Hornets (the team owned in part by NBA
legend Michael Jordan). Game time is 7 PM at the Wells Fargo
Center in south Philly. Hopewell has a block of thirty (30) first-level seats
available to you at below-market prices.
Individual seats are just $20.00. AND: if you bring a guest who is under30 in age, we’ll give you a pair of tickets for the amazing price of $29.00. (‘Get it? $29.00 for being
29-or-under…?). You can thank Men’s Ministries at Hopewell UMC for this incredible opportunity! To
reserve your seats, see either Pastor Steve or Pastor Dan. Let’s be a proud face in the community on UM
Night at the Sixers, and cheer our team onto victory.
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The Four Major Reasons People Stay Away From
Church…
And How to Win Them Back
Plan on joining the Hopewell group attending the 2015 Faith Sharing
Workshop on Saturday, March 21st (9am-3:30pm) featuring Thom and
Joani Schultz, co-authors of the book “Why Nobody Wants to Go to
Church Anymore.” Thom and Joani will be sharing startling statistics,
compelling stories, and a surprising Jesus based approach to reversing the
“stay away” trend. This event will be at New Hanover UMC in Gilbertsville, just 45 minutes from
Hopewell. For more information, contact Deb Boyd at [email protected].
Tools for Ministry for the Southeast District at West Grove UMC
MARK YOUR CALENDAR: Saturday, March 7th – 8:30am to 12:30pm
The annual Tools for Ministry event is designed to facilitate leadership development within our congregations. Come, learn, and grow! Each participant will have the opportunity to attend 2 workshops among
16 relevantly valuable workshops being offered. For more information, contact Deb Boyd at
[email protected]. Our own Patrick Welch, CSM will lead: Me? Do Prison Ministry? Offering
Financial Peace to Your Church Members and Community will be led by Simon Brain, CGMA, Chartered
Global Management Accountant with Scott Wachter, Chris Compton, Dick Pry, Russ Campbell and Dave
Westwood.
Hopewell United Methodist Church Strategic Map/Long Range Plan
Goal:
Communicate giving and serving opportunities.
Result: In his recent message, Enough Work to Go Around, Pastor Steve reminded us
that we are called to serve as Christ’s hands and feet in this world. To get
connected to a ministry or mission team, or to respond to God’s call to start a new
ministry, contact Deb Boyd ([email protected]). In service, we find
meaning, purpose and joy!
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CHILDREN’S MINISTRIES
Staff Team: Cheri Miller ([email protected]), Patty Wiehler ([email protected])
Katy Garner ([email protected])
Child Care is available for these Worship Services.
5:25pm (Saturdays) and 10:55 am (Sundays) – Room Mary
9:30am (Sundays) – Infants/Toddlers – Room Jerusalem
Two year olds – Room Mary
Sunday School @ 9:30 is offered for children ages 3 (by 9/1/14) to 6th grade. Room assignments
are posted throughout the church hallways.
Junior Church @ 10:55 is offered for children ages 3 (by 9/1/14) to 6th grade. Children should
proceed to worship with their families and then join our Junior Church leaders at the specified time in
the order of worship. Children can be picked up after worship in Room Adam (the church library).
Family Fellowship Night We will be having a ‘Dinner and a Movie’ night on Saturday, February
7th at 6:30pm. Dinner will be pizza, and the movie will be ‘The Lego Movie’. Registration forms can
be found in the church lobby.
3rd Grade Bible Skills Class This is a 7 week course that runs on Sunday mornings, during the
9:30am worship hour, from February 8th to March 22nd. If you have a 3rd grader and did not receive
information about this class, please contact Cheri at [email protected].
Creative Arts A 3 week cooking block will start on Monday, February 2nd, 6 to 7pm. All 1st to
6th graders are invited to participate. Contact Patty Wiehler ([email protected]) with any
questions.
Mission Opportunity The Team of Hopewell people going to Haiti is looking to collect games
and activities for the children there. Suggestions would be jump ropes (single & double), balls, bubbles, card games, rainbow looms & bands, yarn, crayons & coloring books. Donations are needed by
February 15th and can be dropped off in the Children’s Ministries bin in the Donation Station.
Children’s Choirs All children ages 3 years (by 9/1/14) through 6th grade are invited to participate each Sunday night as follows:
Cherub Choir (Preschool & Kindergarten)
Room Luke
J.A.M. Choir (1st-3rd Grade)
Room Ecclesiastes
God’s Children Choir (4th-6th Grade)
Thompson Music Room
Sunday Night Fellowship All children, Kindergarten through 6th grade are invited to join us each
Sunday night form 6-8 pm for a time of fellowship with Christian friends and leaders. Each week the
children gather for a time of prayer, educational games, topical discussions, hands-on missions, games
and recreation. Choir participants can join in at 7pm. Please join us…and invite a friend!!
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CHILDREN’S MINISTRIES
Staff Team: Cheri Miller ([email protected]), Patty Wiehler ([email protected])
Katy Garner ([email protected])
Pioneer Club Join us for this mid-week program for children ages 3 (9/1/14) to 6th grade. We meet
on Wednesday nights from 6 to 7:30pm. You can join at any point during the school year. Registration
forms can be found in the church lobby, and on the church website. If you are interested in volunteering
to teach or help in a Pioneer Club class, please contact Cheri Miller at [email protected].
Mom’s Group – Meets every Tuesday during the school year from 9:15 to 11:15am. Child care is
provided. This is a wonderful group of women who meet for Bible study, fellowship and prayer support.
Please contact Cheri Miller at [email protected] for more information.
Children’s Ministries Weekly Email If you would like to have information regarding Hopewell
Children’s Ministries sent to your email address weekly, please contact Cheri Miller in the church office,
or email [email protected].
Children’s News - Save the Dates
Family Fellowship Night
February 7th
Boys’ & Girls’ 2nd/3rd/4th- Grade Retreat February 27th & 28th
Easter Missions Festival
March 28th (evening)
VBS 2015
July 13th to 17th
ADULT MINISTRIES
Contact Person: Deb Boyd ([email protected])
Current Adult Sunday School Classes
New people are always welcome!
Revised Common Lectionary Readings - 10:55am in the Lounge, led by Joe Lisowski,
[email protected]
This week’s scripture (February 1st) is Deuteronomy 18:15-20; Psalm 111 (UMH 832); 1 Corinthians
8:1-13; and Mark 1:21-28. Next week’s scripture (February 8th) is Isaiah 40:21-31; Psalm 147:1:11, 20c
(UMH 859); 1 Corinthians 9:16-23; and Mark 1:29-39.
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YOUTH MINISTRIES (Grades 7-12)
Director: Mike Banka, [email protected]
Assistant: Kristin Smith, [email protected]
NO SUNDAY NIGHT YOUTH - Sunday, February 1st
Recover from the Ski Trip and/or enjoy the Super Bowl with your family!
**FUNDRAISER** PARENTS NIGHT OUT - FEB. 14th
Sign up online to work the Parents Night Out on Saturday, Feb. 14th from 5 - 10:30 PM. Youth
AND adults are needed for this event. Youth and adults will provide childcare for Hopewell families
and neighbors. Children will range in age from infants to 11 years old. Dinner, crafts, games, and a
movie will fill the time! We need YOU to make this night a success. Please sign up now! **PLEASE
NOTE: As per the Mission Trip Guidelines, a youth must work at least TWO fundraisers to avoid
any additional trip costs. Parents are also encouraged to assist in at least one fundraiser.**
SAVE THE DATE
An important student and parent Sunday Night Youth will be held on Sunday, February 8th from
6:30 - 7:30 PM. Information regarding this summer's events will be distributed and discussed.
SUMMER EVENTS
MS Short Term Mission Trip
June 28th - July 1st
MS and HS Philadelphia Project Mission Trip
July 5th - 10th
MS and HS Vacation Bible School
July 12th - 17th
HS Long Term Mission Trip
July 19th - 25th *Please note the change in
departure date now that the location has been confirmed.
MS and HS Henlopen Retreats
July 31st - Aug. 4th
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Jan. 30th - Feb. 1st
Feb. 1st
Feb. 8th
Feb. 13th - 15th
Feb. 14th
Feb. 20th - 22nd
Ski Trip
NO Sunday Night Youth - Enjoy the Super Bowl with your family!
Youth and Parent Sunday Night Mission Trip Meeting
IGR
Fundraiser - Parents Night Out
Confirmation Retreat
YOUNG ADULT MINISTRIES
Contact Person: Amy Banka ([email protected])
Monday Night Young Adults Study meet every Monday night at 6:30 pm. All are welcome.
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Men’s Ministry
Man to Man Breakfast
Saturday, February 07, 2014 at 8:30 AM
Wyndham Garden Inn
Man to Man Ministries is pleased to announce a roundtable discussion:
FAITH ON THE FIELD;
How Christian Athletes are viewed in the professional arena.
Hopewell member and Vice President / Executive Producer at MLB.com Jim Jenks will moderate this
program, talking about Christianity in sports. Jim was previously the Executive Sports Editor at the Philadelphia Inquirer, and earlier in his career he was the Director of Research at ESPN. He is a wealth of
knowledge, and should provide some interesting insights to this discussion.
Pastor Ted Winsley has served as chaplain of the Philadelphia Eagles since 2001, providing weekly Bible
studies, counseling, and personal mentoring to many of the players. He is a passionate preacher with Living Faith Christian Center in Pennsauken, N.J., born and educated in Delaware, he resides in South Jersey
with his college sweetheart, Minister Dawn Winsley, and two children, Tierra and Theodore II.
John Quinn has been executive sports editor at The Philadelphia Inquirer since 2010 and managing sports
sections for more than 30 years in Connecticut, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. A good Catholic, John's family has had its faith tested by three generations of Notre Dame football. Born and educated
in New York, he resides in South Jersey with his wife, Amy, and son, Jack.
Please consider inviting a friend to join us and be sure to register at www.hopewellumc.org/mensbreakfast-signup.
Jim Jenks
Exec. Producer/MLB
Pastor Ted Winsley
Chaplain/Philadelphia Eagles
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John Quinn
Exec. Producer/Inquirer
Men’s Ministry
Study Opportunities
Monday Mornings – 7:00 AM at the Cracker Barrel – currently studying the Book of John.
Contact Pastor Dan ([email protected])
Friday Mornings – 6:30 AM at Hopewell – Men of Faith. Contact Scott Rafferty
([email protected])
Saturday Mornings (except when there is a men’s breakfast) – 8:30 AM at Hopewell, Room
Adam – currently studying “Making Sense of the Bible” by Adam Hamilton. Contact Rob Chapman
([email protected])
Cemetery Clean-up Scheduled
In our ongoing effort to keep our cemetery clean and beautiful, all seasonal/holiday
decorations that are not removed by Sunday, February 9th, 2015 will be removed and
discarded. The actual clean-up date will be weather permitting, of course. Any questions please contact Dennis Luminella, 610-269-5569 or Sheri Kentner in the church
office, 610-269-1545.
Staff Evaluations Each of the fulltime Program staff at Hopewell UMC is involved in the annual
evaluation process right now. Employees solicited input from four-to-five reviewers from the congregation, plus the Senior Pastor or their immediate supervisor. If the evaluation form was forwarded to you on
behalf of a particular staff member, Thank You for this valuable feedback. At Hopewell UMC, we strive
for excellence and this regular “performance review” is an important part of that process. There are
twenty-two (22) full or part time members of the Hopewell staff (non-school). As yet another measure of
good administration, our financial leadership always attempts to keep the “staff compensation” portion of
our annual budget within a range of 50-55% of total expenses. We are pleased to report that for the year
2014, our expenditure for staff compensation was once again within that range (actual: 51.7%). Praise
God for the exceptional staff leadership we enjoy at Hopewell UMC.
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FINANCE
Beyond the Walls - Year VII
A Capital Campaign
with a twist
Bower Chapel Organ Haiti
Bridge of Hope
Hurricane Sandy Relief
Camp Innabah
Maranatha Christian Academy
Good Works
Safe Harbor
Grace Café
The Well
South Africa, including our full-time
missionary
Annual Goal:
$275,000
Total Received: $261,830
“Out of his anguish he shall see LIGHT.”
(Isaiah 53:11a)
February Designated Giving This year’s IGR is just around the corner. Each February, folks
from Hopewell UMC enjoy a weekend retreat together at Black Rock Center in Lancaster County. This
intergenerational retreat is always a highlight in our year, and participants receive a significant discount
on their registration costs because of fundraisers throughout the year and Designated Giving. As had been
our tradition, February Designated dollars will allow some new faces at Hopewell to share in the 2016
Intergenerational Retreat.
January Designated Giving The work at Camp Corson in Puerto Rico. Received: $2,834.00.
Thank you! Pray for our Hopewell UMC short term mission folks, Paul and Melanie Zmich as they
begin their journey today and Scott Patton and Ken Lehman who begin their journey on February 3rd in
Puerto Rico.
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DONATION STATION
Please place your donations downstairs by the Family Life Center at the Donation Station.
THANK YOU!
Hopewell’s Haiti Mission Team
Needs Our Help! And Soon!
Hopewell’s Mission Team going to Haiti in mid-February has been asked
to bring the following items with them, items for both their own use and
for the needs of the Haitians to whom the team will be providing
ministry. Your donations of these items will contribute to the success of
this mission, and bring hope and healing directly to the people of Haiti.
A Donation Station bin on the far left has been designated to receive
your donations for the Hopewell Mission Team to transport to Haiti.
 UPDATED 
Items MOST Needed by the Haiti Mission Team:
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Tussin DM cough suppressant—4 oz. (example - Robitussin DM)
Acetaminophen Suspension 160mg/5mL (example - Tylenol suspension)
Clotrimazole Cream (anti-fungal cream)
Miconazole Cream (anti-fungal cream)
All of the above items must be new and in their original sealed packaging.
LARGEST SIZED PACKAGES AVAILABLE ARE PREFERABLE.
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Diapers—sizes 1 and 2
Reusable Baby Bottles (plastic)
Baby Formula
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Breakfast Cereal
Canned Chicken
Gatorade Powder
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Clothing for Teenagers (small, medium and large sizes)
- Summer attire, lighter-weight
- New or gently used
- Both everyday and dress attire
- Pants, shirts, etc.
- Undergarments/Bras
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