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Faith United Methodist Church October 2016

T H E G O O D N E W S

6810 Montrose Road, Rockville, Maryland, 20852 | 301-881-1881 | [email protected] | www.faithworkshere.com

Middle and Senior High Youth Bonfire! October 9, 2016, 7:00-8:30pm

Come join our new Youth Director, JD Garris, in the back parking lot for a bonfire, smores,

and fall fun. If the weather doesnt cooperate, well bring the fun inside.

Questions? Contact JD at [email protected].

More for Youth in October... Youth Group: October 16th, 6:30-8:00pm

Weve got a part to play with Trunk or Treat

October 29th from 3:00 to 5:00pm JD is looking for parent and youth volunteers to be part of this community event.

Contact JD to volunteer and with questions. See more about the event on page 5.

We Welcome our New Director of Youth Ministries, JD Garris JD began his role on September 20. He writes I was born and raised in

Montgomery County, where my family and I attended Covenant Life

Church. I attended private school there for 13 years and upon graduating

was accepted into St. Mary's College of Maryland. I played Varsity

Basketball at SMCM and graduated with a Major in History and an

Educational Studies focus. For the past five years I have been working as

a Youth Director at Patuxent Presbyterian and living in St. Mary's

County. This past February I proposed to my wonderful fianc, Maddie

Hook, and now we are planning a June wedding. I am very excited to be

moving back to Montgomery County where I will be close to my family and

friends, and starting a new journey at Faith Church!

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October 2016 The Good News page 2

October Worship

October 2, 2016: World Communion Sunday

There will be one worship service only at 10:00am Sacrament of Holy Communion

Guest Preacher: Rev. Beth Ludlum

Middle School Youth participating in worship

Scriptures: Psalm 139:1-6; 1 Corinthians 8:1-7, 13

Ecumenical Prayer Cycle: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia

Our guest preacher is the Rev. Beth Ludlum. Rev. Ludlum is a Kansas farm girl whose journey led her through China to Capitol Hill, national nonprofits, and seminary in DC. After working

in Nashville with global UMC college ministries, she returned to DC in 2015 for a newly-created

role as Vice President of Strategic Initiatives at Wesley Theological Seminary. An ordained elder in the

Baltimore-Washington Conference, she is working on a Doctor of Ministry program in Creative Ministry for

Church Renewal, hosted at the Wesley House in Cambridge, UK. In her spare time, she spends as much time

as possible running, biking, reading novels, and laughing with her housemates and 5-year old godson.

October 16, 2016: Twenty-Second Sunday after Pentecost

ALL THE PLACES TO GO SERIES, WEEK 5: THE JONAH COMPLEX 8:45am & 10:00am: Rev. Dr. Kathryn Woodrow preachingrunning away from God

Scriptures: 1 John 4:18-19; Jonah 1:12-16, 2:7-9, 3:10-4:3

Ecumenical Prayer Cycle: Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal

October 9, 2016: Twenty-First Sunday after Pentecost

ALL THE PLACES TO GO SERIES, WEEK 4: THE DOORS WE OPEN FOR OTHERS 8:45am & 10:00am: Rev. Dr. Kathryn Woodrow preachingmaking our lives count, with Gods help, for others

Scriptures: Ruth 1:15-21, 2:8-12; Mark 12:28-34

Sacrament of Baptism: Caroline & Madeline Melia

Ecumenical Prayer Cycle: Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan

October 23, 2016: Twenty-Third Sunday after Pentecost

ALL THE PLACES TO GO SERIES, WEEK 6: THANK GOD FOR CLOSED DOORS 8:45am & 10:00am: Rev. Dr. Kathryn Woodrow preachingwhen we dont get what we think we want & dealing with

disappointment

Scriptures: Luke 22:39-44; John 16:19-22; 2 Corinthians 12:7-9

Ecumenical Prayer Cycle: India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka

October 30, 2016: Twenty-Fourth Sunday after Pentecost

8:45am & 10:00am: Rev. Dr. Kathryn Woodrow preaching

Scriptures: Habakkuk 1:1-4, 2:1-4; Psalm 119:137-144; 2 Thessalonians 1:1-4, 11-12; Luke 19:1-10

Ecumenical Prayer Cycle: The Indian Ocean islands: Comoros, Madagascar, Mauritius, Seychelles, Maldives


UMCOR Flood Bucket Challenge We have a bucket list! Please help! UMCOR (United Methodist Committee on Relief) follows right behind the Red Cross in responding to

emergencies, focusing on clean up and rebuilding. UMC members assist

UMCOR by assembling relief kits which are stored in warehouses across

the country, ready to be distributed immediately at the time of need.

During recent flooding in Louisiana and West Virginia, thousands of

cleaning buckets were distributed. Now UMCOR needs to replenish the

warehouses to be ready for the next time. We want to fill at least 36

buckets.

You can help in three ways:

Sign up to purchase items from the list. Shop and deliver items to the church on Sundays, October 2, 9, 16, 23 or during office hours on weekdays (9am-3pm) OR make an online purchase (e.g. Amazon, etc.) and have the items shipped directly

to FUMC for delivery before October 23.

Make a monetary contribution that will allow others to shop for you. Make checks payable to FUMC with Bucket Project in the memo line. Deadline for monetary gifts is October 23.

Come help on Friday, October 28th, here at the church. A free dinner will be served at 6:30pm and we will start bucket packing at 7:15pm. Children are welcome and folks of all ages will be able to help, so bring the whole family and serve

together.

Missions Team members will be in Fellowship Hall before and after the 10:00am service on Sundays, October 2, 9, 16 and 23 to

answer questions and collect donations. See the bulletin board in Fellowship Hall for what is still needed and to sign up to purchase items. UMCOR has figured out what will fit in a five gallon bucket. Most items will be unwrapped before packing, so it is okay to purchase in any quantity.

Needed Each 5-gal bucket contains:

Need 36 Liquid laundry detergent: one 50-oz. or two 25-oz. bottle(s)

Need 36 Liquid household container: 12-16 oz. liquid cleaner that can be mixed with water. No spray cleaners.

Need 36 Liquid dish soap: 16-28 oz. bottle any brand

Need 36 1 can air freshener: aerosol or pump spray

Need 36 1 insect repellent spray: 6-14 oz. aerosol or pump spray

Need 36 1 scrub brush: plastic or wooden handle

Need 648 18 cleaning wipes: Handi Wipes or similar reusable wipes

Needed Each 5-gal bucket contains:

Need 252 7 sponges: no cellulose sponges due to mold issues (COVERED!)

Need 180 5 scouring pads: no stainless steel, Brillo pads, or SOS pads

Need 1800 50 clip clothespins

Need 36 Clothesline: one 100-ft. or two 50-ft. lines, cotton or plastic

Need 864 24-roll heavy duty trash bags: 33 to 45 gallon sizes (COVERED!)

Need 180 5 dust masks (COVERED!)

Need 72 2 pairs kitchen dishwashing gloves

Need 36 1 pair work gloves: cotton with leather palm or all leather (COVERED!)


Movie Night: What Dreams May Come October 14, 2016, 6:30-9:00pm

As a preview of an upcoming Theology

Caf adult class (coming October 30th),

be sure to join us for What Dreams May

Come, an Academy Award-winning 1998

film (rated PG-13) starring Robin

Williams, Cuba Gooding, Jr., and

Annabella Sciorra.

The story: When Chris Nielsen (Williams) dies in an accident, he tries to remain

close to his mortal wife, Annie. But tragedy is not done with the family, and Chris

must begin a quest through the afterlife, with the help of a guiding spirit, to

understand not only the mystery of the heavenly realm he finds himself in, but also

to rescue his wife from a potentially hellish fate. A brilliant and visually stunning

movie, with a story that dares to ask: is love really eternal? And can we choose

what sort of afterlife we will encounter?

Discussion is led by Scott Roby, a film buff and our Director of Congregational

Care. Bring a friend! You dont need to participate in the Theology Caf class to

attend the movie event.

Join us in Rooms 205/206 (the youth rooms) from 6:30pm to 9:00pm for the movie,

discussion, and refreshments. We are providing movie fare - popcorn and drinks.

Pizza will be available or youre welcome to bring your own dinner. Childcare & Transportation will be provided. Contact Gina Dawson to reserve your spot. ([email protected])

Michael Wu Doctoral Choral Conducting Recital October 22, 2016 7:00pm

You are cordially invited to Michaels second doctoral choral conducting recital. The

program is free and open to all. A reception follows the hour long program. The

program is themed on contrasts in music, and so the repertoire is presented in pairs:

composers who are aiming for new and different tone clusters, featuring

Solfeggio of Arvo Prt and the Chichester Mass of William Albright,

composers setting varying poems about night, featuring Waldesnacht of

Johannes Brahms and Die Nacht of Franz Schubert,

composers setting a poem of Robert Frost, featuring Stopping by Woods on a

Snowy Evening by Randall Thompson and Sleep by Eric Whitacre,

composers contrasting settings of music about birds, featuring

O, Had I Wings Like to a Dove by John Milton the Elder and Bluebird by Charles Villiers Stanford.

The program closes with two very different treatments of Praise to the Lord, Lobe den Herren by Hugo Distler and Johann

Sebastian Bachs sixth motet (BWV 230) Lobet den Herm.

Fall Work Day

Rain or Shine October 15, 2016

9:00am-12:00pm

Please join the Board of Trustees in

helping to spruce up the grounds and

take on many small indoor projects.

Skilled handy people are especially

welcome, but there are jobs for

everyone so bring the whole family and

stay as long as youre able.

Refreshments will be provided.

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Trunk or Treat at Faith! Saturday, October 29, 2016, 3:00-5:00pm

Whether you want a safe and fun Halloween experience for your young children

and grandchildren, or your kids are all grown up and you just want an excuse to

wear a costume again, weve got an event for you!

Faith Churchs parking lot will be transformed into a Halloween Extravaganza!

Well have games, food, and good old-fashioned safe trick-or-treating

(trunk to trunk, of course!).

Youre Invited to Decorate Your Trunk! Choose your own theme, dress up, offer treats, and provide a fun and safe

experience for our neighbors! Sign up your trunk by contacting Tim Evans at

[email protected]. Thank you!

Spread the Word! Invite your friends, neighbors, and family!



Theology Caf: Life Everlasting Sundays, 11:30am beginning October 30, 2016

What Can The Bible Really Tell Us About It? And What Can Christians Believe About Heaven?

In this six-week class, led by Scott Roby, Director of Congregational Care, well

consider why questions about Heaven,

Hell, and the afterlife have been such a

lasting part of the Christian tradition

and what it means pastorally for us today as members of The United Methodist

Church. Come with an open mind and be ready to question life, and reality, itself.

You dont need to attend the movie event to participate in this study. The class will

meet in Room 206 with coffee & tea available. Please contact Gina Dawson if you

need childcare ([email protected]).

Installation Service

for District

Superintendent,

Rev. Gerry Green October 23, 2016

3:00-6:00pm

The installation service for the Rev.

Gerry Green as superintendent of the

Greater Washington District will be

held at Christ UMC, 900 4th St. SW in

Washington, DC. If you would like to

carpool, contact Pastor Kathryn at

[email protected].

Altar Guild: Colleen Wootten Card Ministry: Rita Deng

Communion Servers: Nancy Skinner, Hannah Stefan, Ethan Gray

Communion Steward: Janice Jones

Greeters: Oct. 2: Joan & John Kelly

Oct. 9: Jean Case & Jo Hopper

Oct. 16: Susan & Brian Jones

Oct. 23: Karen & Glenn Simpson

Oct. 30: Nancy Mattson & Alma Rines

Projection: Oct. 2: Connor Brand, Debbie Spriggs

Oct. 9: Chuck Spencer

Oct. 16: Chuck Spencer

Oct. 23: Phil Dawson

Oct. 30: Woody Machalek

Security / Lock-Up: Sep. 25-Oct. 1: Tim Evans

Oct. 2-8: Jerry Jones

Oct. 9-15: Mike Newton

Oct. 16-22: Gary Clark

Oct. 23-29: Ken Ayres

Oct. 30-Nov. 5: Glenn Simpson

Ushers (10am): Oct. 2: Bill Beisner, Tim Burke, Phil &

Nelda Granum

Oct. 9: Gordon Henley, Karen

Johnston, Charles Grimsley,

Lyn Mullinax

Oct. 16: Bob Graves, George Graves,

Bill Benson, Terrie Tuckman

Oct. 23: Gary Clark, Brian Jones,

Jim & Katie Cope

Oct. 30: Bill Maas, Gearold Knowles,

Glenn Simpson, Don Woodrow

Serving in October

Thank You!

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The Faith Mystery Dinner Theater Presents:

Four Til Midnight, aka The Gospel According to Stephen

King and Ray Bradbury November 4, 2016, 6:30-9:00pm

Thrill to a quartet of classic Halloween-inspired tales of the macabre in old

school style radio drama! Featuring one story by Mr. Bradbury and three by Mr.

King (adapted from his short story collections Night Shift and Skeleton Crew) and

the voice talents of actors John Judy and Deryl Davis (see bios below) and some surprise guest Faith members! The performance will be in the Sanctuary with

dinner in the Fellowship Hall. All stories will be rated PG-13 for content.

This will be a catered dinner, so please RSVP to Scott Roby, Director of Congregational Care, for the event and dinner by October 23 ([email protected]).

We will also need some help with a pot-luck dessert offering to be held between readings #3 and 4. If you can help with dessert or have questions, please contact Scott.

Deryl Davis Deryl is an award-winning

director, journalist, actor and

professor. A native of North

Carolina and a United

Methodist, Deryl started in

the DC area as a writer and

editor for PBS Religion and

Ethics Newsweekly (1997 -

2002). Since then, he has

served as an associate faculty

member with the Religion

and the Arts Department at

Wesley Theological Seminary,

in Washington D.C., with a focus on liturgical drama and the

works of Dante and T.S. Eliot.

Deryl has also worked for the National Cathedral and served

as an associate producer for Martin Doblmeiers films The

Adventists 2 and The Blueprint. He has recently served as an

actor and director for the Silver Spring Theaters productions

of A Christmas Carol and The Great Gatsby. Deryl is in the

process of finalizing his PhD dissertation with the University

of Edinburgh. Currently residing in Wheaton, Maryland, he is

married and has three children.

John Judy Born on an Air Force base in

what was then West

Germany in 1963, John grew

up in the D.C. Metropolitan

area and is an accomplished

stage and voice actor and

director.

He first entered the

business in 1990, working in

Los Angeles, and later

apprenticing with such

celebrated comedy groups as

Second City and The

Groundlings. He has narrated countless commercials, taught

students at the summer Imagination Stage youth theater

program, served on the faculty of The Theatre Lab, and

appeared on such notable programs as Homicide: Life On

The Street, House of Cards and Veep. A veteran of local

mystery dinner theater events, he confesses to being a comic

book and science fiction geek. He considers his proudest

accomplishments to have been: acting on Homicide; being an

extra on J.J. Abrams Star Trek movie reboot; and to be

married with three children. He currently resides in Falls

Church, Virginia.



In reading the book, Teaching Music with Purpose , the author, Peter Boonshaft,

has this blessing for his readers: May the journey of your teaching be filled with

the magnificence and wonder of those with whom you share it. Faith UMC has

been very much that blessing in my musical and spiritual life, and I thank you for

your continued support as a congregation, and for the myriad volunteers and

colleagues who make the music here such an integral part of our community.

Michael Wu

All Saints Sunday November 6, 2016

We are continuing our custom at Faith UMC to remember

those from our membership, and those who are friends and

family of our members and friends, on the first Sunday in

November. Last year, we explored that remembrance with a

Missa dro defunctis (Mass for the Dead) which developed in the

sixteenth century. Our Chancel Choir and Childrens Choir

combined to contribute to

worship excerpts from the

Requiem set by French

composer Gabriel Faur, 1845

1924.

This year, I invite anyone

interested in joining our

Chancel Choir for a special

occasion (those who maybe

are not able to make a full-year commitment or who have

sung at Faith in the past and want to wade back in!) as we

sing excerpts from Requiem set by John Rutter (b. 1945).

We will lead off the first 30 minutes of rehearsals in October

(8 to 8:30 p.m. Thursdays, October 6, 13, 20; 8 to 9 p.m.

October 27 and November 3) with learning portions of

Rutters Requiem, which at the moment includes Requiem

Aeternam, Pie Jesu, Sanctus, and Lux Aeterna. Scores are

available from our choir library. A full translation of the

movements will be inserted into the bulletin for that week.

Let me know at [email protected] if you are planning

to participate so we can be ready for you!

Christ the King Sunday and

Celebration of

Music Ministries November 20, 2016

In my time at Faith, we have used the

last Sunday of Pentecost, also known

as Christ the King Sunday, as a day to

bring as much of our community

together making music during 10 a.m.

worship. Our Chancel Choir and

Young Singers of Faith (who started

out as our Childrens Choir and have

continued to sing even with

members now in middle school) will

combine as they always have. If you

would like to join us, we are singing

Siyahamba and a gospel setting of the spiritual, Ive Got a

Robe. We will work on those during the opening part of

Chancel Choir rehearsals, 8 to 8:30 p.m. Thursdays,

November 10 and 17. Again, just let me know at

[email protected] if you are interested, and we will

have music and space ready for you!

What choristers and bell ringers know, what I will discuss

during that November 20 message, and what I hope each of

you who has an inkling to sing will join us to experience, is

that this particular art of ensemble music is the most

effective and tangible way to experience contributing your

best to create something much larger than any of us could

do individually. It is that metaphor that causes us to be in

community as Christians at Faith Church, and how we work

together to offer God praise and spread his Word in ways

much more powerful than we could do separately!

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Oct. 1 Konsan Diallo, Dave Melia

Oct. 3 Ken Ayres, Dot Springer, Bruce Werber

Oct. 4 Brian Jones

Oct. 5 John Kelly

Oct. 7 Gay Powell

Oct. 8 John Billingsley, Emma Brown, Bill Spriggs, Karen Melia, Bethany Stokes, Kem Stokes

Oct. 11 Betty Crisp, Samantha Watts

Oct. 12 Gary Clark

Oct. 13 Teresa Meadows, Scott Springer

Oct. 15 Bonnie Alcid, Janet Angell, Sandy Haass

Oct. 16 Hank Meadows, Janice Moon, Jan Sealover

Oct. 5 Dominick & Bonnie Alcid

Oct. 8 Jim & Janet Angel

Oct. 9 Howard & Boots Wickham

Oct. 10 Bob & Sarah Rosenbaum

Oct. 11 Howard & Jane Ortmeyer

Oct. 14 Edward & Elease Bruner, Jim Pearson & Linda Pickle, Wesley & Kathryn Powell, Steve & Jennifer Salaj

Oct. 15 Bill & Debbie Spriggs

Oct. 16 Bob & Martha Dahlstrom

Oct. 18 Matthew Rake & Heather Benson

Oct. 20 Michael & Bethany Kaye

Oct. 24 Curt Ollayos & Christine Hellauer


Oct. 17 Krista Baptista

Oct. 18 Brandon Angell, James Gautereaux, Rosemarie Lapham

Oct. 19 Jillian Mahoney

Oct. 20 Karen Johnston, Gabi Kaye

Oct. 21 Tacy Roby

Oct. 22 Ethan Gray

Oct. 23 Christopher Summers, Ned Taylor

Oct. 27 Iva Defibaugh

Oct. 28 Michael Segars

Oct. 29 Kay McCarty, Glenda Winters

Oct. 30 Bill Cole

Oct. 31 Stan Benjamin

Our Christian Love

& Sympathy are

Extended to Gordon Henley and family, whose mother, Doris, died on September 26

at the age of 90 in Massachusetts.

College Students & Military Personnel Brooke, Cooper, Mckenzie, Victoria, Charles, Ashley, Elizabeth, and Jim are hard at

work (and fun) in their college fall semester. Nate is now a Private First Class (and

married to Athena) based at Fort Drum. Some are nearby, while others are far

away and they could use your love and care this year.

If you would like to adopt one or more of them, keeping in

touch through notes and care packages, please contact

Gina Dawson at ([email protected], 301-881-

1881, x2250). Let Gina know who you would like to adopt.

You will receive their address and other

information about their likes. Choose from

Brooke Beisner, Cooper Breen, Mckenzie

Burke, Victoria Haass, Charles Halverson,

Ashley Holder, Elizabeth King, Jim Wyderko, and Nate & Athena Springer.


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