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The Spire A monthly newsletter of The First United Methodist Church, Salem, OR Vol. 48, No. 7 July 2016

DON’T MISS IT! • Worship Schedule (pg. 2)

• Christian Education (pg. 2)

• Get Acquainted (pg. 2)

• Families at First (pg. 3)

• Congratulations (pg. 3) • Job openings (pg. 4)

• Finance report (pg. 4)

• Heritage and History (pg. 5)

• VBS (pg. 6)

• UMW (pg. 7)

• Mission Café (pg. 7)

• Youth news (pg. 8)

• Calendar (pg. 9)

• Spire Deadline (pg. 8)

• Staff list (pg. 10)

Offices and Buildings closed Monday, July 4 in observance of Independence day.

Historic Bicycle Tour—July 23 Do you ride a bike? Do you like birthday parties? Do you eat cookies? Do you have the desire to become the FUMC ping-pong champion? To celebrate the founding of our beautiful historic church 175 years ago, you’ll want to keep Saturday, July 23, wide open, beginning at 10:30 a.m., for a way-fun day of biking, cookies, ping-pong, and lunch at Boon’s Treasury. Plan to have your bike helmet on and ready to go by 10:30 a.m. in the alley park-ing lot between MICAH and the Christian Education Wing. In honor of Jason Lee and our church’s 175th birthday, we’ll bike leisurely over to Willamette University and the Oregon State Capitol grounds (carefully watching all children who join us!) to enjoy seeing some awesome historic Methodist sites. There’s more (wait for it...)! We’ll continue our bike journey a couple miles further to Boon’s Treasury to see some more wonderful Methodist spots of interest and have lunch at Boon’s Treasury. After lunch we’ll bike back to the Youth Center for some oh-so-thrilling ping-pong opportunities – and cookies. Let your CBC (Church Bike Committee) know that you wish to join this BBB (Birthday Biking Blast) by contacting Mary Ann at madgrobinson@msn.com or 503-393-7377.

Congratulations, Lifesong! Under the fabulous direction of Jennie Pitney, several of our youth have been able to participate over the last 6 years in our youth band, Lifesong. Because many of the current perform-ers in the band are graduating, this was the last year of the current band. They have had many awesome per-formances over the years and grown as friends, musicians, and worship leaders. One of the most exciting performances was the chance to be a part of the United Methodist Church General Conference held in May in Portland. This talented group of youth performed for clergy, delegates, and United Methodists from all over the world! Congratulations Lifesong, and thank you for the wonderful music and spirit you shared with us over the years!!

Lifesong members, Stevie Trapero, Arianna Burtis,

Gillian Berry, Seth DeBlase, Maddy Hickerson, Alli-

son Dulude, Rachel Scheuermann, Max Decklemann.

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WORSHIP SCHEDULE SUNDAYS

8:45 A.M. MICAH 11:15 A.M. SANCTUARY

July 3 Communion Sunday “Shake Off the Dust and Move On” Luke 10:1-11 July 12 “Find an Unknown Neighbor” Luke 10:25-37 Psalm 5:1-8

July 17 “Choose the Better Part” Luke 10:38-42 July 24 “Persist in Prayer” Luke 11:1-13

July 31 “Treasure God” Luke 12:13-21, 32-34

IMPORTANT AUGUST DATES All-age activities are being coordinated for the sum-mer! Watch for activities that fit your interests and dates that work for you! Vacation Bible School Aug. 1-4, 9 a.m. to noon at Salem FUMC and Aug. 15-18 at Clear Lake UMC.

Saturday of Service Aug. 20, 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at FUMC

All Church Picnic Aug. 21, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Fishermen’s Bend Park.

New to FUMC? Let’s get acquainted!

Sunday, July 10 10 to 11 a.m.

Please join us at the Mission Café in the Dining Room for a latte and an informal get acquainted time with Pastor Dan Pitney and Leta Brewster, Director of Volunteer Ministries. Pastor Dan will share about our church his-tory, our ministries, and outreach in the broader community. Leta will discuss programs, up-coming events, and ways to get involved. We’d like to answer your questions and then take a tour of our his-toric church.

A “Messy Church” worship event, held at Clear Lake United Methodist Church (7920 Wheatland Road N in Keizer) is scheduled for July 10 from 4 to 6 p.m. Messy Church is a co-operative ministry of United Methodist Minis-tries of Salem-Keizer. All are welcome! Want more details? Go to www.kclumc.org!

Adult Christian education and spiritual formation for the summer Prayer of the Heart is a way of contemplative prayer that dates back to some of the earliest Christians. All are welcome as we incorporate into our lives a practice that becomes the foundation of a life of ceaseless

prayer and union with Christ, in stillness and activity. Meetings include a time of silent prayer, a reading from scripture, and a time for reflection. Adult Bible Study uses a quarterly study book based on the International Lesson Series and invites class participation as we go through each lesson. The theme for this quarter is “Toward a New Creation,” and covers the following topics: Judgment and Salvation, Genesis, Zephaniah, Psalm 8, and Romans 1; A World Gone Wrong, Book of Romans; Life on God’s Terms, Book of Romans. Bridges, a class for adults with developmental delays, meets every Sunday, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., in room 110.

All of these classes meet on Sundays at 10 a.m. and drop-in participants or visitors are welcome!

Groups not meeting in the summer months of July and August • Generations Potluck and Speaker Series • UMW - Erbele and Mia Adjali Circles • Children, Youth, and several adult Sunday

school classes • Parents’ Night Out • Monthly Playgroup • Social Concerns If you have questions, or you are a part of a group not listed here, please leave a message at the church office or contact the leader of your group for your summer schedule.

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The church is a village - a story of thankfulness by June Hickerson

One of the first times that I realized that this was a real “village” for our family was in early April of 2000. Maddy was about 2½ years old when we had her baptized. Scott Harkness stood up with us and asked if it was our wish to have Madeline baptized and raised in the Christian faith and we answered, “We do.” Then he asked the congregation if they were willing to sup-port us and help us with this – and you answered, “We will, we will with the help of God.” Since then I’ve seen over and over again that you meant it! Maddy and Rosemary have been blessed with friends, teachers, mentors, and cheerleaders. They have been given a chance to ask questions, grow and use their gifts NOW, not sometime later. And here is the BIG thing, we are not doing this so that these kids will necessarily grow up to volunteer in the office, teach Sunday school, or sing in the choir here - and not many of these kids are going to be putting money in First Church’s offering plate (not that that wouldn’t be great!). We are investing in these kids in order to send them out into the world – what a gift for all of us. It’s going to be a little harder to send these seniors off this year. But their village is always here for them.

Congratulations are in order!

During a gathering for singles at a local café Stuart Shaw met Donna Fernley and they soon became inseparable. On Saturday, June 11, they were married by the Reverend Dan Pitney. Congratulations to the newlyweds!

Congratulations also to Brett and Sudha Landman and family! Twin boys, Ashan Lewis and Arav Edward Landman, were born on June 12!

Congratulations, Graduates! High School

Andy Armstrong, West Salem Rich and Susi Armstrong, parents Gillian Berry, Sprague Scott and Melissa Berry, parents Magen Boegli, Thunder Mountain in Fairbanks, AK Ken and Susan Boegli, parents Arianna Burtis, South Salem Kerry and Gloria Burtis, parents Joseph Corner, Blue Valley in Overland, KS Jeff and Sue Corner, parents Jack Edwards, Sprague Bob and Marilyn Edwards, parents Maddy Hickerson, North Salem Jeremy and June Hickerson, parents Paul Julum, Sprague Jeff and Rachel Julum, parents Rachel Scheuermann, South Salem Tom and Cesie Scheuermann, parents Stevie Trapero, North Salem Phil and Lynn Trapero, parents

Higher Education

Tatiana Adams, Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling, Corban College

Jonathan Avery, Bachelor’s Degree in Biosource Research, Oregon State University

Michael and Jerilee Avery, parents Gwenyn Bonn Sasaki, Master’s Degree in Education,

George Fox University Eric & Kristen Bonn, parents Daniella Extrum-Fernandez, Bachelor’s Degree in Veterinary Medicine, London Academy of Veterinary Medicine Arturo and Irene Fernandez, grandparents Alicia Porter, Master’s Degree/MBA for Professionals, Willamette University Ken and Nancy Porter, parents Sabrina Riggs, Bachelor’s Degree, Western Oregon University Richard and Shannon Riggs, parents Kelsey Whiteside, Master’s Degree in Library and

Information Science, Simmons College Don and Christine Whiteside, parents

Thanks to our dedicated teachers and volunteers for the 2015-16 Christian Education Year!

“For every lesson you’ve prepared, the love of God has been shared.”

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Operating Fund Budget March April May Year to Date

2016 2016 2016 2016

Income

General Income $442,500.00 40151.80 35497.98 40589.98 191186.54

Other $41,818.00 1900.20 1626.39 3907.85 10157.06

Use of Facilities $87,504.00 5203.00 8028.00 8843.00 36466.75

0.00

Total Income $571,822.00 47255.00 45152.37 53340.83 237810.35

Expenses

Total Programs $6,072.00 1036.69 447.71 -77.05 2477.28

Employee Expenses $309,866.71 26128.93 26190.45 25584.11 130674.71

Shared Ministries $91,987.00 7613.00 8216.00 7613.00 38668.00

Total Administrative Expenses $51,034.00 4486.34 5577.02 2033.88 21564.82

Total Building Expenses $113,481.00 8811.50 8201.29 8515.35 40790.45

Total Trustees Loan $1,000.00 83.33 83.33 83.33 416.65

0.00

Total Expenses $573,440.71 48159.79 48715.80 43752.62 234591.91

Beginning Balance: -1931.55 -2836.34 -6399.77

Income-Expenses: -904.79 -3563.43 9588.21

End of Month Balance: -2836.34 -6399.77 3188.44

Financial Statement - May 2016

Childcare Coordinator Job Opening First United Methodist Church of Salem Children’s Ministry is seeking a dynamic and caring Childcare Coordinator to provide safe, secure, and nurturing care for our children during Sunday morning worship services, September through May for a Friday Par-ents Night Out, and special occasions including Christmas Eve. The Childcare Coordinator reports to the Director of Volunteer Ministries and would actively encourage Christian based learning through planned activities, schedule and supervise volunteer staff and be re-sponsible for the Activity Room and Nursery operation.

Facilities Manager Position Summary The Facilities Manager is responsible for managing and scheduling the use, rent, improvements, and maintenance of the physical properties of the church. It is a 20 hour per week position supervised by the Senior Pastor and the Staff Parish Relations Committee. The position works closely with the church Board of Trustees which oversees church property. The Facilities Coordinator will have regular contact with other staff, parishioners, and the public. Excellent management, organizational, and people skills are necessary to fulfill this position. $14/ hr.

JOB OPENINGS: Facilities Manager, Jeff Julum, has accepted a job offer and will be leaving FUMC in early July. We have posted the part-time Facilities Manager job opening on both Mac’s List and Craig’s List. Libby Bonn, our long-time childcare provider, will be leaving First UMC in August! We have the job opening to fill her position, as well. Job descriptions can be obtained by calling the church office at 503-364-6709 or go to our website, www.salemfirstumc.org.

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The Oregon Mission, 1834, was considered a foreign mission station. Services where conducted there till mission headquarters were relocated to Chemeketa, 10 miles south in 1841. The parsonage, built in

the summer of 1841, housed the originally organized Methodist Episcopal Church for a short time into early 1842.

The Manual Labor

Training School

was then home to the MEC in a small chapel for ten years, 1842 to 1852. The training school was located 220 yards west of the parson-age near where the

Woolen Mills water town now stands. In 1844 the school was sold to the Oregon Institute trustees and be-came the Oregon Institute and Willamette University till it was destroyed by fire in 1872. By 1853 a small frame

church was built and dedi-cated on the corner of State and Church Streets. In only 10 years Salem grew from 500 to 3,000 and the little church was outgrown.

PAST AND PRESENT First Church heritage lives in the Oliphant Room, a beauti-ful little room to your imme-diate right as you enter the foyer of the church. PAST: Needle point dining room chairs, worn woven carpet and glass cabinetry, early 1900’s, preserved from the States St. Parsonage; the first membership book, 1858 – 1867, when membership was recorded at less than 200: Doctrines and Disciplines of the Church dating back to 1840; A Minister’s Manual: A Ready Help in Time of

Need inscribed in 1904 from Reverend MC Wire, First Church pastor from 1884 to 1987, to his son, a Methodist minister and artist who traveled to parishes throughout Ore-gon for 61 years; WWI and WWII memorial plaques; and other church history. PRESENT: New brilliant 1st Church pictures (shot with a drone) by award winning photographer Ron Cooper, a retiree of the Statesman Journal. From 1870 to 1878

the heroic and sacrificing membership struggled to turn their dream into the church we have today. The church was dedicated in March of 1878. With added wings, renovations, and loving care our sac-rificing member-ship continued and continue to pre-serve our magnificent Glory to God.

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Mark your calendars now for some surfin' summer fun! Sponsored by

United Methodist Ministries of Salem-Keizer (UMMSK)

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL (VBS)

Snappy? Who’s Snappy?!? Come to Surf Shack Vacation Bible School and find out!!

Sign up your kids, grandkids, and your neighbor’s kids right away for four days of Epic Rides on the Wave of God’s Love! Registration forms are available from the church office and on the website. Each day focuses on a different dimension of God’s love:

Day 1 – Creation: The kids discover that God creates, God created them, and God is still creating. Day 2 – Miriam and Moses: They learn that God helps, God is with them daily guiding and helping, and God also sends others to help them. Day 3 – The Baptism of Jesus: The kids find out how God showed God’s amazing love for them by sending Jesus. Day 4 – Jesus Calms the Storm: The story comforts and encourages them that God calms, and God’s calming power and love are always with them, through all the storms of life.

Choose from

two

Amazing

Sessions!

$8 per child, $15 per family - Scholarships are available - Registration forms are available at all

UMMSK church offices. You can also print your own form from the Salem First Church website:

salemfirstumc.org, or the Keizer Clear Lake website: kclumc.org.

Come on out and surf with us! Volunteers from any of the Salem-Keizer UM churches are welcome to help our kids learn how to Ride the Wave of God’s Amazing Love! If you have a heart for kids, and want to catch the curl of the wave and have some surfin’ summer fun, too, call the church office (503-354-6709).

SALEM FIRST

August 1 – August 4

9 a.m. – 12 Noon

503-364-6709

600 State Street

KEIZER CLEAR LAKE

August 15 – August 18

9 a.m. – 12 Noon

503-393-2402

7920 Wheatland Rd. N

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Coffee—Tea—Hot Chocolate

Last month I wrote about micro-credit and how groups of women in developing countries were learning to use it in order to gain a stable and more abundant life; helping to feed their children, clothe them, and possibly give them a chance at an education. With that thought in mind, your local United Methodist Women’s

Executive Committee has been looking at a group called Equal Exchange/Fair Trade. They sell coffee, tea, and hot chocolate as well as other items. They partner with faith communities working to make a difference. Their mission is to:

• Pay farmers the highest possible price • Work directly with farmer co-ops to help them find a caring market • Preserve fragile ecosystems around the world • Support farmer co-op development projects that go beyond business-as-usual

In the very near future members of United Methodist Women will be selling coffee, tea, and hot chocolate from Equal Exchange/Fair Trade on Sundays. The dates have yet to be decided, but we’ll eventually be sell-ing these items every month. All monies earned from the sales will go to help our missionaries locally as well as globally to help stop the trafficking of women, children, and youth and aid organizations that reach out to help women, children, and youth in crisis and in need. As you see, United Methodist Women are everywhere doing all things that God puts before us. The work is never finished, it just grows bigger and bigger and al-ways needs the helping hands of the United Methodist Women. May the peace and blessings of God be with you. ~ Barbara Alexander

Mission Café News - Missionary Katherine Parker keeps busy In a memo to the Mission Work Team, Katherine says, “I’ll attach a rough draft on a new project I’m developing for the Rukum District in Nepal for children and ado-lescents. It’s an effort whose time has come.

“The main occupation of the people in this area is agricul-ture, including animal husbandry. Sharecropping is a common prac-tice for many of the poor and landless farmers. The poorest 10% gather wild foods in the jungle just to survive. The children and ado-lescents in this district live in utter deprivation. Please donate to Ad-vance 3021568 with a note “Rukum” and it will be directed to this project.

“Sorry I can’t give more details at the moment. It’s still a very busy schedule for church visits; currently in California. I won’t have any down time until the begin-ning of August, or later. “I really enjoyed my visit to Salem First. Thanks to Doris Bennett for making so many connections for me. It was wonderful. Peace, Katherine”

Remember, your donations to the Mission Café on Sunday mornings go entirely to three overseas missionaries. Thanks to all of you!

Thank you to all who helped with hosting the Oregon-Idaho Annual Conference Memorial Worship Service. The service was held in the historic FUMC Sanctu-ary, with many pastors and laity from across the conference in atten-dance. Thank you, too, to those who helped coordinate and host the luncheon for bishops’ spouses in the Dining Room, here at FUMC during General Conference.

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Welcome to our Youth Group new 6th graders! We had a fabulous time in June welcoming our new-est youth group members. We are so excited to have Austin Gienger, Ethan Lassahn, Sophia Miller, Jake Nelson, and several others through the Salem-Keizer Youth Ministry joining us. Welcome to Youth Group!

There are some exciting youth ministry dates on the horizon!

July 5-Aug. 30 – Summer Youth Program! Every

Tuesday night, 6:30-8 p.m. Aug. 7-13 – Idaho

Mission Project (Sign up with Heather if you’re

interested – deadline: June 30!)

Aug. 7-13—Idaho Mission Project

Sept. 10—Back to School Barn Dance, 7-10 p.m.

Youth Ministry volunteers are always needed If you are interested in becoming a volunteer with FUMC Youth Ministries, there are many exciting opportunities available this summer! Come be a part of a dynamic, growing program for 6th-12th graders! Contact Heather Hawkins to find out more! Call 503-602-8000 or send an email to <heather@wvi.com>. We are currently in need of:

• Chaperones for our Hot Summer Nights (HSN) summer programming! (Tuesday evenings, July 5-August 30) • Chefs/Cooks” to provide a healthy meal for our youth group lunches in the fall. • Committee Members and/or volunteers to assist with our Youth Back to School Barn Dance on Sept. 10! All skill levels needed! Cooks, set-up and clean-up crew, drivers, decorators, general chaperons, etc! • Adults to assist with remodeling days and/or to sew or donate throw pillows in neutral shades. Donations needed for Youth Ministries We have steadily been growing over the last year and currently our youth ministry serves over 50 youth from FUMC, Morningside, Keizer Clear Lake, and Jason Lee. To continue our great programs and events, we could benefit from the following dona-tions:

• Juice, Gatorade, or lemonade mixes • Candy, granola bars, cracker packs, or bags

of chips • Plastic or cloth tablecloths (all sizes) • Pizza coupons • Paper cups, plates, and napkins • Neutral colored throw pillows, area rugs, and bean

bag chairs Contact Heather Hawkins <heatherh@wvi.com> or 503-602-8000 if you can help!

The Youth Ministry has been busy, busy as usual and we’ve got lots of photos, videos,

and updates to prove it!

To stay up to date with all our happenings, be sure to follow us on Facebook at

SalemFirstUMCYouth and on Instagram @salemfirstumcyouth,

#SFUMCyouth, #600StateSt.

This is the best way to stay connected over the summer!

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Sept. issue - Aug.19

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First United Methodist Church 600 State Street Salem, OR 97301

FUMC STAFF

Lay Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Fran Eriksen Wendy Herrett Pastor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . ... Rev. Dan Pitney

Director of Youth Ministries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I. Heather Hawkins

Director of Music Ministries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Dr. Kerry Burtis

Mission Bells Director I.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . Glenda Serex

Praise Band/Lifesong Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IIII... Jennie Pitney

Organist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I.. John Ranney

Rejoice! Kids’ Choir DirectorsIIIIIIIIIIIII.. Amanda Rich Brenda Bateman

Director of Volunteer Ministries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Leta Brewster

Lead Childcare Provider IIIIIIIIIIIIIII.... Libby Bonn

Interim Facilities Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kathy Pressler

Business Administrators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I Judy Allen Kathy Pressler

Office Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Katie Carpenter

Stephen Ministry Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I Fran Eriksen

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