october 4, 2009 - hartwell first united methodist church · 10/10/2009 · october 4, 2009...
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We would like to welcome into our Christian Fellowship:
Thomas Gale 185 S Jackson St. Hartwell, GA 30643
THE WORSHIP OF GOD October 4, 2009
9:00 Service of Worship Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost
World Wide Communion Sunday
WELCOME – ANNOUNCEMENTS – OPENING PRAYER Lay Liturgist—Luanne Burgess
PRELUDE As the prelude begins we honor the offerings of our musicians as we
prepare our hearts and minds for worship with our prayerful silence.
HYMN OF PRAISE “We’re Marching to Zion” # 75
MORNING PRAYER/THE LORD’S PRAYER
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name. 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 tres-passes 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.
HYMN OF DEDICATION “Jesus Saves” # 131
OFFERING OF OURSELVES AND OUR GIFTS TO GOD (Please Pass Pew Registration Booklets) Offertory Anthem Doxology
SCRIPTURE Colossians 4:6
SERMON “What if……..I Said What I Needed To Say ?” Dr. R. Allen Stewart
SACRAMENT OF HOLY COMMUNION
HYMN OF INVITATION “I Love To Tell The Story” # 65
BENEDICTION
POSTLUDE
Christian Sympathy
We extend our sincere Christian love and sympathy to Ron Leverette and family in the death of his
mother, Rosa Lee Leverette; to Virginia Nunnally and family in the death of her sister, Elaine
Laslie; to Eleanor Feltman and Dona Sanders in the death of their father and grandfather, Bennie
Reed, and to Jim McGaha and family in the death of his wife, Faye McGaha.
THE WORSHIP OF GOD October 4, 2009
11:00 Service of Worship Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost
World Wide Communion Sunday
WELCOME – ANNOUNCEMENTS – OPENING PRAYER Lay Liturgist—Billy Walker
MOMENTS WITH THE CHILDREN
PRELUDE As the prelude begins we honor the offerings of our musicians as we
prepare our hearts and minds for worship with our prayerful silence.
LIGHTING OF THE CANDLES
HYMN OF PRAISE “We’re Matching To Zion” # 733
MORNING PRAYER/THE LORD’S PRAYER
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name. 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 tres-passes 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.
OFFERING OF OURSELVES AND OUR GIFTS TO GOD Offertory Anthem
DOXOLOGY Praise God from whom all blessings flow. Praise Him all creatures here below. Praise Him above ye heavenly hosts. Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Amen.
SCRIPTURE Colossians 4:6
SERMON “What if……..I Said What I Needed To Say ?” Dr. R. Allen Stewart
SACRAMENT OF HOLY COMMUNION
SPECIAL MUSIC “Say”
Jody DiMarco
EXTINGUISHING OF THE CANDLES
BENEDICTION
POSTLUDE
October 4, 2009
Hartwell First United Methodist Church
200 East Howell Street, Hartwell, GA 30643
www.hartwellfumc.com 706-376-3164
A STEPHEN MINISTRY CHURCH
A Ministry of Christ caring for people through people.
“Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.”
Galatians 6:2
Our Prayer Ministry
“Praise the Lord, for the Lord is good; sing to His name, for He is gracious.” Psalm 135:3
Extended Prayer Needs: Terry Johnson, Karen Sweeney, Eugene Mull, Jeff Garner, Unspoken Requests
Other Prayer Needs: Keith Gray—Father of Jennifer O’Barr, Bobby Grizzard—Brother of Caro-lyn Martin; Kevin Lauriault—Uncle of Zachary Tellano; Michael Gale (Iraq)—Son of Charlie Gale; Hughlon Carter—Father of Kym Douglas; Don Evans—Friend of Ed & Chris Walker; Eve-lyn MacKay—Relative of Louise & Susan Odom; Elizabeth Miller—Cousin of Lillian Wysong; Taylor Dove—Friend of Steve Livesay; Cooper Jordan—Friend of Gail Manter; Clyde Glasco—Father of Rick Glasco
Brown Convalescent Ctr—Helen Thornton Hart Care - Henrietta Roper, Elinor Bond, Sara Nell Bannister Hartwell Health Care Ctr—Gladys Woody, Bill Marsh, Doris Brown Lake Point - Willie Burns, Joe Seawright, Randolph Daniel, Hazel Newberry, Alma Brown, Elizabeth Vickery Gables - Helen Leonard Brighton Gardens - Kathryn Frye (2401 Cumberland Pkway Apt. 261 Atlanta, GA 30339) Homebound- Randy Scott, Mary Carpenter, Charlotte Teasley, Jim Condict, Eva Stamey, Mary
Hyland, Maryleene Basinger, Mary Cunningham Church Family in Military - James Hicks (Iraq); Ben Dewitt—Son of Lynne Adams; Kyle Buck-
sot; Keith David—Son of Dale & Cindie David; Chris David—Son of Dale & Cindie David; Jimmy Condict—Grandson of Jean & Jim Condict; Karl Lindquist—Son of Bob & Norma Lindquist; Trav George—Grandson of Travis George; Josh Black—Brother of Joel Black; Caitlin Whittington—Granddaughter of Dottie & Earl Sisson; Tom Eberhardt (Iraq)—Grandson of Mary Chapman
Please remember those that are away from home in your prayers. If you can drop them a card, we know they would appreciate it. Samantha Kelley RCT Whittington, Caitlin Box 8105 Point Park Univ. STC-FRP Box 15210 201 Wood Street Parris Island, SC 29905-6425 Pittsburg, PA 15222-1984
Worldwide Communion Sunday October 4, 2009
World Communion Sunday – celebrated the first Sun-day in October – is one of the most venerable of “special Sundays.” The day has taken on new relevancy and depth of meaning in a world where globalization often has undermined peace and justice – and in a time when fear divides the peoples of God's earth. On this day we celebrate our oneness in Christ, the Prince of Peace, in the midst of the world we are called to serve – a world ever more in need of peacemaking.
HFUMC STAFF (706) 376-3164
DR. R. ALLEN STEWART Senior Pastor REV. TROY AYERS Minister of Adult [email protected] Extension 12 [email protected] Extension 17
LYNNE GLASCO Director of Music and Education JEREMY GREEN Director of Youth [email protected] Extension 18 [email protected] Extension 15
MARCIE GARRINGER Director of Children SHEILA FOWLER Financial Administrator [email protected] Extension 14 [email protected] Extension 11
JEFF GARNER Facilities Director ALLYSON MORRIS Director of Preschool [email protected] Extension 24 706 376-3166
FRAN HEARD Pianist BRUCE HERRING Organist
DELL SKELTON Office Staff DEBBIE THORNTON Office Staff [email protected] Extension 10 Extension 10
SYBIL CLEM Director of Senior Adults LAURIE FOSTER & VICKIE ADAMS Nursery Workers
JOSH BAILEY Contemporary Worship JOHN MILNER Door Keeper
CINDY PACE—Web Host RON LEVERETTE Custodian
www.standministries.org
YAM Thursday, October 8th
6:30 pm in the Gym.
Come and bring a friend! Attention:
We are planning our 2nd Annual Magical Mystery Tour. The dates are Nov. 22-25. The cost is $250.00.
You can let Troy Ayers know if you plan to go by submitting the form that you can find on the website under Resources or call 376-3164.
Volunteers for the Week
USHERS: Bill Beasley, John Milner, CHILDREN’S CHURCH: Tom & Gail Manter Ben Moore, David Turner Carole Acosta NURSERY: Carole Acosta, Terrie Skelton ACOLYTES: Gabrielle Garringer, Addie Robison
Attendance Last Sunday
9:00 Worship Service 82 Sunday School 139 10:45 Contemporary Service 95 11:00 Worship Service 145
UNIFIED BUDGET 9/27 To Date
Received: $ 8,149 $443,206 Windows of Opportunity 2009 Receipts: $ 191,281 Needed Weekly: $13,150 $512,850 Loan Amount to Date………………….. $1,530,000
Opportunities for Worship and Service Sunday, October 4
9:00 am. Early Worship—Sanctuary 10:00 am. Sunday School 10:45 am. Contemporary Service—Worship Center 11:00 am. Traditional Worship—Sanctuary 5:00 pm. Disciple & Jesus and Gospels Nursery provided for all services
Monday, October 5 Tuesday, October 6 5:00pm Bible Study-Library 10am/6pm Bible Study-Library Wednesday, October 7 Thursday, October 8 9:30am Pre School Chapel - Lynne 7:00am Men’s Prayer Group-Green Bean 10:00am Staff Meeting-Library 8:00am Men’s Prayer Group-Green Bean 11:30pm Sojourners-FH 9:00am Disciple Bible Study-Library 1:00pm Prayer Group-Library 5:30pm O’Neal Perry Group-Downtown Cafe 4:30pm Kid’s Bible Study 6:30pm YAM-Gym 5:30pm FNS 6:00pm Walking with Wesley-FH Youth & Children’s Activities 7:00pm Choir Practice
Young Adult Ministries
Wednesday Night Schedule
October 7th MS 5:30-7:00 HS 7:15-8:30
Jesus & Juice 7:15am Tues.
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www.hartwellfumc.com Get all the latest news, sign up for FNS and send in prayer request!
Youth Fundraiser Sunday Oct 11th 12-2 We will be selling hotdog & baked goods.
WNW: 3 years - 5th grade from 6 - 7. Bible Study: 1st - 5th grade from 4:30 - 5:30.
MISSION PROJECT: If you
would like to help the 2nd &
3rd grade SS class help our
soldiers, please see Marcie
or Sherry Williams.
Fall Festival Sun., Oct. 11th from 12-2
(please note date change)
FREE Games & Activities
A GREAT FAMILY DAY… Come enjoy a grilled
hotdog lunch (supports the youth) & other goodies after church. You will already be here!
EVERYONE INVITED… Bring your kids or grandkids and enjoy the fun!
� Paint your own pumpkin
� Fun inflatables � Games
� Face Painting � Crafts
27th Annual Wesley Walk for Others
Three weeks until the 27th Annual Wesley Walk for Others; It’s not to late to reg-ister! Join more than 130 churches of the North Georgia Conference in this great walk. Together we “give feet to the faith of the church!” Support this outreach ministry by participating in the 27th Annual Wesley Walk for Others, Saturday,
October 24th. Contact Charles Pace, Walk Coordinator, for more information, phone 706 436-2630 or go to the Church website and complete the intent form.
Family Night Supper will began at 5:30pm in the Fellowship Hall.
Menu this week will be:
Lasagna
Please sign up on the Orange FNS Reservation Cards available in the pews in
the Sanctuary or on the tables in the back of the Fellowship Hall. You may call
the church office or email us using the form on the new website.
Reservations must be in by the end of the day on the Monday preceding the Wednes-
day Night Supper.
***One change, children will be served the regular meal unless they request a
peanut butter/jelly sandwich. The price of the children’s meal has gone up to
$2.00.
The Walking with Wesley Class will continue with Dr. Mark Murphy and Dr. Allen
Stewart. You can still join us even if you have missed a few sessions. Each session
is new, informative and exciting.
Sojourners will meet Wednesday, October 7th
at 11:30am in the Fellowship Hall
Men’s Breakfast next Sunday, 7:30am in the Fellowship Hall
CALENDARS ARE IN!!
GOD’S CREATIONS 2010
The Missions Committee has a very limited number of
beautiful wall calendars for sale. Each calendar is full
of pictures of God’s wonderful creation and scripture
verses. This is an excellent way to share God’s word with your friends, fam-
ily members, and your co-workers as Christmas gifts. Each calendar is still
only $6.00. Calendars can be purchased in the church office, but hurry - they
won’t last long.
SPECIAL ADVENT SERIES Dr. R. Allen Stewart will lead a special 4 part series based on the book, “The Best Songs Come At Night and Other Christian Proverbs”. The book is available for those that wish to purchase a copy for $10.00 each in the church office. We only have a few books available but will be taking orders. All orders must be in by November 1st. You do not have to have a book to participate in the study. The first three parts of the series will be taught after FNS on Wednesday, November 18th, December 2nd and De-cember 16th. The final part will be taught on Sunday, December 20th as part of the Service of the Dark Night. This will be an interesting and up-lifting study of advent where the popular author, J. Ellsworth Kalas shares proverbial nuggets of wisdom from the biblical Christmas story along with the insights of Dr. Stewart.
Make Christmas a little more meaningful this year by joining in this wonderful study.
“The Best Songs Come At Night…” Book Order Form Tear off and place in the offering plate with your check made to HFUMC,
Be sure to mark your check For: Advent Study Book
Name: _______________________________ Phone # ____________________
Books are $10.00 each. Number of books you want to purchase ___________ Check # _________ Amount of Check ___________
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U M W GENERAL MEETING MONDAY, OCTOBER 12th
12 Noon Covered Dish Luncheon in the Fellowship Hall
Speaker...Marcie Garringer Program...Heifer Project Heifer Project International (HPI) is a grassroots organization that provides animals and training in
their care to hungry families around the world. The Heifer Project was founded in 1944 on the sim-
ple belief that when people have the means to feed themselves, they will not go hungry again.
ALL WOMEN INVITED !!
SAY By: John Mayer
Take all your wasted honor
Every little frustration Take all your so called problems
Better put’em in quotations
Say what you need to say Say what you need to say Say what you need to say Say what you need to say
Say what you need to say Say what you need to say Say what you need to say Say what you need to say
Walking like a one man army
Fighting with the shadows in your head Living out the same old moment
Knowing you’d be better off instead If you could only
Say what you need to say Say what you need to say Say what you need to say Say what you need to say
Say what you need to say Say what you need to say Say what you need to say Say what you need to say
Have no fear for giving in
Have no fear for giving over You better know that in the end
It’s better to say too much Than never to say what you need to say again
Even if your hands are shaking
And your faith is broken Even as the eyes are closing Do it with a heart wide open
A wide heart
Say what you need to say Say what you need to say Say what you need to say Say what you need to say
Say what you need to say Say what you need to say Say what you need to say