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Volume 13 Issue 6/7

June/ July 2013

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The people of St. Andrew have been called by God to embrace, equip and encourage

persons of all ages to live as faithful disciples of Jesus Christ. e3

words from Pastor John

This has been an unbelievable season of ministry. The Holy Spirit continues to move across the people of St. Andrew in amazing ways. During the past 15 years I have been given the opportunity to mentor many individuals who have been journeying through the “Ministry Inquiry Process” of the United Methodist Church. I want to share with you just a bit about a few ministry candidates that many of you have come to know. Justin Williams is currently serving at Hoffman United Methodist Church. He has completed his two year period of supervision as a Commissioned Candidate and will be Ordained an Elder at the 2013 session of Annual Conference. Justin will continue serving the Hoffman United Methodist Church in the 2013 – 2014 appointive year. Richard Hiltibran is completing his first year at United Theological Seminary, and will begin his student appointment at Lewisburg United Methodist Church in Preble County the first of July. Sharon Kunselman is a graduate of United Theological Seminary, and will be appointed to Antioch United Methodist Church in Trotwood, where she will begin serving the first of July. Sharon has been serving here at St. Andrew for the past two years. Derick Latimer continues working and serving with the Ginghamsburg United Methodist Church. I work with two others who are currently in the Ministry Inquiry Process, Kerry Noble and Steven Reinhart. Kerry is

currently working with us here at St. Andrew, and Steven is serving the

Lumberton and New Jasper United Methodist Churches. Kerry and Steven are currently in the Ministry Inquiry Process. It is a great joy and blessing to be able to walk beside individuals as they seek to discern the way in which God is calling them to

ministry. St. Andrew UMC has been, and is today, a teaching church. It is a place where individuals in this journey can come, learn, and grow. It is not just my work as a mentor to ministry candidates; together we stand beside them at different times and in different ways to offer encouragement and support. Please join with me in wishing the best to each of these individuals as they move forward in their ministries. Please keep them in your prayers as they will come before the West Ohio Annual Conference on Tuesday evening, June 11th for ordination. As I am preparing to begin my sixth year in ministry with you here at St. Andrew I must say once again that it is a joy and a great blessing to be in ministry with you. Thank you for all that you do to further God’s Kingdom. May God continue to work in and through us in the coming years. Again, with my deepest appreciation thank you for sharing the journey! Pastor John

Next Steps...

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Phone: 937-426-6491 Fax: 937-426-6746

E-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.standrewumchurch.net

Office Hours:

9:00—3:00pm Monday—Thursday

9:00—Noon Friday

Sunday Worship Times

8:15am, 9:30am & 11:00am

9:30am Sunday School

Child Care at Sunday Services

St. Andrew UMC is a Safe Sanctuary Congregation

Staff of St. Andrew Rev. John Schlicher - Senior Pastor

Rev. Steve Wilson - Youth Leader

Debbie Caudill - Director of Spiritual

Formation

John Slate - Director of Music Ministry

Shawn Stanley - Music Support

Ed Baker- Organist

Donna Kirk - Administrative Assistant

Childcare Assistants - Vanessa Coulter,

Elizabeth Foster

The Personal Touch - Custodians

Congregation - Ministers of St. Andrew

June Sunday 2 ~SS Promotion Sunday Wednesday 5 ~Guest Youth

Group Performance - “Awake”

Monday—Friday; 24-28 ~VBS

July Saturday/Sunday 13-14 ~50th Anniversary Celebration Week of 28-Aug 3 ~4 Corners/Shiprock Mission August Sunday 18 ~Blessing of Backpacks Sunday 25 ~Outdoor Service 10:30

Looking Ahead

Happy Birthday

June

If your birthday is in June and is not here, please let

Donna know

Michael McCallum 06/01

Joe Matteson 06/03

Nicole Christian 06/04

Roberta David 06/04

Caitlyn Fox 06/04

Chrissy Bills 06/05

Robert Brown 06/06

Ken Pippin 06/06

Zach Vann 06/06

Amanda Kato 06/08

Rachel Morelock 06/08

Marcy Lauersdorf 06/10

John Ach 06/12

Ed Barnett 06/13

Kera Micheals 06/16

Judy Lee 06/17

Becky Cheney 06/18

Sam Miller 06/21

Jenna Bills 06/23

Jim Law II 06/25

John O'Brien 06/25

Brianna Miller 06/26

Jean Watts 06/26

Andrew Fox 06/27

Daniel Voyls 06/27

Fay Young 06/30

Happy Birthday

July

If your birthday is in July and is not here, please let

Donna know

Sandi Reynolds 07/01

Tayler Loesch 07/02

Art Bauer 07/03

Doug Fisher 07/04

June Hill 07/04

Scott MacPherson 07/06

Walker Russell 07/06

Daniel Berner 07/07

David Berner 07/07

Lisa Smith 07/07

Craig Berner 07/09

Katie Cotellesso 07/09

Joel Hendrix 07/09

Abby Hitt 07/10

Samantha Newhouse 07/11

Donald Owens 07/11

Rose Gray 07/12

Tanya Hendrix 07/12

Stephen Baxter 07/13

Debbie Caudill 07/13

Anita Booth 07/15

Claude Hatfield 07/16

Edith Leonard 07/17

Bob Penrod 07/20

Nate Scolastico 07/21

Paul Bales 07/22

Cheryl Steele 07/22

Mickie Tutt 07/22

Tom Leonard 07/23

Virginia Vernier 07/23

Jeff Christian 07/24

Ava Schwartz 07/24

Erin Boroff 07/26

Dominic Scolastico 07/26

Jacob Terpenning 07/26

Justin Terpenning 07/26

Margaret Erin 07/27

Sam Ford 07/27

Tim Erin 07/29

Colleen Morelock 07/29

Ralph Reynolds 07/29

Emma Schwartz 07/29

Frank Camloh 07/30

Jeff Smith 07/31

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Please pray for these people who have been in the hospital, ill, or recuperating in the past month or are simply in need of our prayers and support.

Ann Shelton Lora Lehman Julie and Stan Erk

Kate Messmore Bob & Jane Henry Vicky Langdon-Erk

Edith Leonard Bette Williams Keith Phillips

Erin Boroff Sue VerStreate Lauren Miller

The St. Andrew prayer chain is always available to pray for you. Contact Jean Watts at 426-7469. Prayer requests can be made at the Atrium prayer box, or by calling the church office. Every week, a group of people pray for the needs of our members, our church, our community, our country and world. Prayer notes

will also be sent to those being prayed for if you provide an address to either Melinda Nutter or the office.

—remember “where two or three come together in my name, there am I with them” - Matthew 18:20

Care and Prayer

E-mail for John & Carolyn Ach: [email protected]

Thank you so much to the Sew 'n Sow ladies for the prayer quilt. It is such a wonderful way to wrap myself in the love of God and my church family. Lauren Miller

I want to thank everyone for keeping me in their prayers during my surgery and subsequent recovery. The cards, gifts, calls, and visits were very much appreciated. My recovery is slow, but sure, and I hope to be back among you all soon. Sue Verstreate

Sermon Topics and

Scriptures Lessons for

June/July 2013

June 2

Galatians 1:1-12

"Faith"

Rev. John Schlicher

June 9

1 Kings 17:8-24

"Stepping Out In Faith"

Rev. John Schlicher

June 16

Father's Day

Proverbs 3:1-12

"A Godly Person"

Rev. John Schlicher

June 23

Galatians 3:23-29

"A New Identity"

Rev. John Schlicher

June 30

VBS Sunday

Pastor Steve Wilson

July 7

8:15 Kerry Noble

9:30 John Slate

11:00 Kerry Noble

July 14

One Service Only

10:30

50 Anniversary

Celebration

Bishop Gregory V. Palmer

July 21

Luke 10:38-42

"Priorities"

Rev. John Schlicher

July 28

unscheduled

mailto:[email protected]

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50th Anniversary Celebration Saturday, July 13, 2013

4:00-6:00 pm Celebration Activities 6:00—7:00pm Catered Dinner

Sunday, July 14, 2013

10:30 am Worship Service with Bishop Palmer

On Saturday, our celebration will begin with fellowship activities for the whole family in our lovely back yard: music, games, the planting of memorial trees, assem-bling a time capsule, and a delicious catered meal at no charge to our congregation and guests are the activities planned. Past pastors and student associates will be among our special guests for this day's activities. Historical pictures and testimonies will be on display inside the church.

On Sunday, we are blessed to be led in worship by Bishop Gregory Palmer. Our worship will be en-riched by your participation, since you have been and are a part of God’s ministry at St. Andrew over the years. We would love to have you join us in praising the Lord for all that He has done.

Your donations are much appreciated to help fund these activities. Please mark your gifts : 50th Anniversary and place them in the offering plate or in the church office. o

Fifty years is a wonderful milestone. Our celebration is just the beginning as we continue to look forward to how we can realize our potential as disciples of Christ in the next fifty years! - Stay tuned for more opportunities

Martha's Closet Jerry Sedlacek STARS took a tour of the Wesley Center in May and saw how our donations are used

by their food pantry and clothing boutique. We were told the need for food is greatest at the end of the month when food stamps and money run out. The need for food and clothing continue to be great so please be generous with your donations in June. The red wagon will be placed in the Atrium on Sun-day, 6/2, as a reminder of our food collection on Sunday, 6/9.

Back To School 2013 It is the time of year to remind eve-ryone we will be supplying school supplies for Fairbrook Elementary School and Students from Wesley Commu-nity Center. The list for each group will be posted later this summer. Watch for infor-mation in bulletins and announcements. We are tentatively looking at an August 11th drop off deadline for supplies. Any ques-tions, give Sharon Baxter a call. 426-8256

St. Paul Luncheon On Tuesday, July 16th it is St. An-drew’s turn to pro-vide the meal at St. Paul Church in East Dayton. This is al-ways a fun event and a good chance to live out our faith. Help is needed—six to eight people to serve, and cookie bakers to provide dessert. Watch for a sign-up sheet. Call Jane Henry at 426-8428 with any questions or to volunteer.

“Awake” A musical performed by Trinity UMC youth choir from Rome, GA

Wednesday, June 5th at 6:30pm

At St. Andrew UMC

Please join us for this evening of en-tertainment. We are having an all-church carry-in dinner at 6pm, with the performance at 6:30pm.

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Facebook 101 has been re-scheduled! June 10, at 7:00 pm We are very glad to be able to get this popular workshop back on the calendar.

Are you new to Facebook, or are there features of Face-book you still don’t understand? Would you like to con-nect with friends, family, and others more frequently? Would you like to reach out to others in positive, caring, supportive, prayer-filled communications? Join us in the Conference Room on Monday, June 10th from 7:00-8:30 pm for an Introduction to Facebook class. For more details, contact Donna Shoup or Shaun Nicholson.

Sign-up for this Outreach Opportunity on the sheet which will be located in the church atrium (if you signed-up for the original date, you will be automatically registered for this June work-shop. Please remove your name from the list if you will not be able to attend, so that others can register in your place.)

MANNA BAG assembly will take place on Saturday, June 15th at 11:00 am in the conference room. Please feel free to join us for this opportunity to help.

Also, please consider carrying a Manna Bag in your car for those times when you see a person in need. They will be available for distribution in the church atrium by Sunday, June 16th.

Missions Banquet Sunday June 2 at 12:00

Join us on June 2 after the 11:00 ser-vice in the Fellowship Hall for our an-nual Missions Banquet. A salad lunch-

eon will be served, and we will take up a love offering to support this year's mis-sion trip to the Four Corners Navajo Res-ervation. We will also be holding a silent auction for baked goods, preserves, and other items. And don't forget, we will hold a bake sale after each service!

Mission Trip News If you have been considering joining us on our mission trip to the Four Corners, we are giv-ing you a little more time to finalize your plans. We will extend the sign-up date to June 15, with a $250 deposit due on the 15th to hold your place on the mission team. We will leave for the trip on Friday, July 26, and we will return on Sunday, August 4. Please call Lauren Miller at 479-7577 or email her at [email protected] or [email protected] to hold your reservation!

JUNE EVENT: Come and enjoy the offerings of Chef Arthur and his able bodied assis-tants as he hosts the annual gathering of the St Andrew Stars at Lofino Park on Grange Hall road at 11:30A.M. June 19,2013. The Chef will be featuring hamburg-ers and bratwurst grilled as you like them over an open grill. Buns and condiments as well as icy cold soft drinks will be provided.

To supplement this offering, please bring a dish to share with your friends. A small donation may be required to de-fray expenses.

JULY EVENT:

The STARS outing for July will be a car rally starting at the church and ending at a surprise location for lunch. A sign-up sheet with details will be posted on the STARS bulletin board late June after the June STARS outing.

Jerry Sedlacek

STaRS St. Andrew Retirees





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From your Hospitality Team Leader: Karen Muller

We recently held a training ses-sion for our Welcome Team Members, and our new Welcome Center formally operated for the first time on Sunday, May 26th. As we have been develop-ing and reshaping our Welcome Team Ministry I’d like to share with you our specific purpose.

To create a wonderfully warm and welcoming envi-ronment for everyone who steps through our church doors.

To greet and welcome every guest with a genuine smile and help every guest easily find their way to the wor-ship celebration, with joy filled hearts ready to receive God’s words and charge for their life.

To serve with the utmost ex-cellence in a way that shows all attendees they are deeply cared for.

What we’ve come to realize is that wel-coming and church hospitality is not the job or responsibility of a few, but it is a way we all live our lives and share our-selves with others. One of the first priorities of the Welcome Team Ministry is to focus on how we welcome and greet our members and guests. You may have seen some changes in the atrium over the past few weeks with the addi-tion of our new Welcome Center that is in memory of Frances and Ernie Stewart. Here you will find information about our many ministry teams, signup sheets for special events, chil-dren’s worship activity bags, visitor welcome bags and team members eager and willing to help our members and guests. We believe the key to our minis-try success is found in our abil-ity to serve with sincere hearts and selfless compassion. It gives us the opportunity to es-

tablish new relationships and sustain existing ones. We be-lieve that this kind of Missional Hospitality honors God and serves people expecting nothing in return.

If you are interested in joining the Welcome Team Ministry, contact Karen Muller at 427-3465, [email protected] or Marilyn Hackett at 429-2939. Training will be provided for all Welcome Team Members. A group Welcome Team training event will be held in mid Au-gust.

In Ministry With You, Karen Muller

“I am among you as one who serves” Luke 22:27

We are bringing a global fair to St. Andrew! Step right up at EVERYWHERE FUN FAIR: WHERE GOD’S WORLD COMES TOGETHER Vacation Bible School! Children will become neighbors at EVERYWHERE FUN FAIR as they explore God’s welcoming love and dis-cover how Jesus teaches us to be great neighbors. The fun begins on Monday, June 24th and ends on Fri-day, June 28th from 6:00-8:30 PM.

The adventures include interactive Bible fun, great music, super science, cool crafts, hands-

on mission work, global games, and more. Children, ages 3 through 5th grade, are invited to

participate. Invite your friends, family, and neighbors. To be a part of all the excitement at

EVERYWHERE FUN FAIR, call Debbie Caudill at 426-6491 or email [email protected].

VBS Donations Needed: African print fabrics

African baskets

Balloons multicolored 10 or 11” size

Old suitcases

1/4” dowels

Large cardboard boxes

Brown craft paper

Elastic cording

Aluminum foil

Sticker dots (large adhesive price dots)

String (3 ply jute)1 ball

Bamboo branches

Grass hut

Large stuffed koala

Boomerang

Empty wrapping paper tubes

Empty paper towel rolls

Plain popsicle sticks

Neon drinking straws

Old maps

Travel posters (Japan, Zimbabwe, UK, Australia, Mexico)

Pop up canopy

See the board in the Atrium for updates.



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St. Andrew has been given the unique opportunity to share our story with the entire West Ohio Annual Conference. Each year dur-ing our business sessions, stories are shared in the form of a video narrative. These video narratives are intended to offer encourage-ment to other churches that may be undergoing similar experi-ences.

During the past several years we have undergone tremendous transformation, and within the past year, there have been numer-ous breakthroughs as the people of God here at St. Andrew have been unleashed. At the very heart of the transformation is the inten-tional prayer focus. We had nu-merous small groups engage the Martha Grace Reese study, Un-binding Your Heart. The church as a whole entered into a sermon se-ries focused on the Unbinding se-ries. We took the opportunity to be with Mrs. Reese for a workshop and special presentation during Lakeside Annual Conference. Ad-ditionally, we participated in a day with Terry Teykl, where he chal-lenged us to be a “Presence Based Church.” Such a church is one that is attracting the presence of God, and where God is welcomed and honored above all else. We invited Rev. Sue Nilson Kibbey, our West Ohio Conference Director of Con-nectional and Missional Church Initiatives, to come to St. Andrew and join with us in our prayer walking.

The story is a “Once upon a time…” narrative. When I think back to where we were five years ago, and then reflect upon every-thing we have been through, it is undeniable the way in which God has been moving here at St. An-drew.

The first breakthrough that I identify is the “Holy Spirit peace” that we are living in today. There is a sense of unity and common purpose among the Body of Christ at St. Andrew.

The second breakthrough that I lift before you is the way in which we have been bathing the church in prayer, or as Terry Teykl put it, the way that we have become a “Presence Based Church.” If it were not for these elements, I don’t believe we would be experiencing the other break-throughs that have been, and are occurring.

We have become an outwardly fo-cused church. I think about the ministry with the Independent Scholars at Wright State, Manna Bag ministry, Target Dayton, Wesley Center, St. Paul United Methodist Church. We also have regular ongoing outreaches to the community through our Back to School ministry, Jackson Area Ministries seed collection, Thanks-giving sharing, and Christmas Adopt-a-Family. We provide resi-dents in our area with help from our Pastor’s Discretionary Fund. We open the church to the com-munity through our Annual Ba-zaar, and special occasions, such as the Red Bird Mission craft show. We are in a covenant part-nership with Gaston Ntambo, the pilot of the Wings of the Morning Ministry in the Democratic Repub-lic of the Congo. We reach out when special opportunities arise. In 2012, St. Andrew gave beyond our connectional ministries an additional $21,000.00. These of-ferings supported efforts, such as Hurricane Sandy Relief, and to-wards the purchase of the new airplane for the Wings of the Morning Ministry. We have come together to journey to the 4 Cor-ners Native American Ministry site at Shiprock, New Mexico to be the very hands and feet of Christ to people in special need. While there, we built three ramps which met the special needs of the fami-

lies, especially Velma, whom we affectionately called Grandma (as she was 101 when we were there.)

Our Wednesday Evening Ministry thrives. Each of the classes has grown with new opportunities. We joyfully and gratefully celebrate with the ministry of the Art Ex-plorers Club. The passion and vi-tality of this group is evidence of an amazing work of God. There are over 20 children who regularly participate, along with 10 or so adults who love them. The Young Adult ministry is thriving and growing. They have an intimacy and connection that is inspiring. Our nursery has been blessed ex-travagantly. We celebrated with four families as they welcomed their children into the world this past year. During the past five years, our nursery nearly doubled in size, and we added the “Infant Care Room”. It is specially outfit-ted with everything you need for a baby and mom or dad. There’s a live broadcast of the service, so parents can tend to a baby and still participate in the worship celebrations.

Our worship services provide peo-ple of all backgrounds the oppor-tunity to worship and praise God in the style that they are comfort-able with. The three services are all vital expressions of worship and praise. In particular, The As-cent (our contemporary service) has grown in amazing ways. The music is uplifting and energetic, the message presented in a con-temporary style, testimonies and prayer are encouraged and vital. Everything has been done to make families and their children of every age welcome and a part of this service.

God IS moving at St. Andrew, re-newing our hearts and our minds as we seek to serve Him faithfully. Personally, I am thankful for these past five years of ministry that I have shared with you. In July, we will celebrate the 50th Anniversary of St. Andrew. I know that we are all waiting to see what new break-throughs God will bring to us.

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Sunday M T W T F Saturday

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Worship 8:15, 9:30, or 11am

Jr. High Sunday School 10:15am

Mission Banquet! 12pm

Drama 5-6pm

Jr. High Hangtime! 6-7:30pm

Sr. High YOUth! 7:30-9pm

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All-Church Carry-in

Dinner 6pm

Awake Youth Musical!

6:30pm

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No Jr. High Sunday School - Steve

preaching Ascent

Drama 5-6pm



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Youth Praise Team

5:30pm

CrossTraining! 6:30-

8pm

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Packing Manna Bags

and lunch out!

11am-1:30pm

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Father’s Day – No evening activities!

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Youth Praise Team

5:30pm


8pm

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Drama 5-6pm



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VBS

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King’s Island Spirit

Song! 9am-12am

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No Jr. High Sunday School

– Steve preaching Ascent

No evening activities!

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8pm

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Youth Praise Team

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50th Anniversary

Games and Dinner!

4pm

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One Service – 50th Anniversary! –

10:30am

No Jr. High Sunday School

Camp – Depart 1:30pm

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Camp

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Camp

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No Youth activities

–Steve at Camp

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Return

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Youth Praise Team

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Mission

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Mission Trip!

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No Jr. High Sunday School or

evening activities

Steve on: Mission Trip!

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No evening activities –

Steve on mission trip

Mission Trip!

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June Highlights: Youth Musical!!! We have a guest youth group coming to share dinner and a musical with us.

Wednesday, June 5th, at 6pm.

Packing Manna Bags!!! We’re packing bags for church members to give away to people who

might need them. Saturday, June 15th, at 11am. We will go out for lunch afterwards!

VBS!!! Vacation Bible School is June 24th-28th. Sign up to help any night you can! It’s always a fun

time.

King’s Island Spirit Song!!! We’ll spend the day riding the coasters and then watch the

Christian concerts in the evening, featuring the Newsboys, David Crowder, and Thousand Foot Krutch. $75 for the day plus money for food and souvenirs. See Pastor Steve for available scholarships.

As always, if you have any questions or if there’s anything I can help you

with, please give me a call or write me an email.

Phone: (937) 838-5014

Email: [email protected]

July Highlights: Camp!!! See the flyer and sign up by June 19th for an awesome week going MAD at

Camp Otterbein.

50th Anniversary!!! St. Andrew is turning 50! July 14th and 15th is our celebration weekend. There’s going to be games (I hear there’s even going to be a bouncy house) and a dinner on Saturday, and a special worship service at 10:30am with the Bishop on Sunday.

4 Corners Mission Trip!!! For those who signed up, we’ll be heading to Shiprock, New

Mexico to build stuff and run a VBS on the 4 Corners Native American reservation.

Summer Camp 2013 M.A.D. Camp

Camp Otterbein

July 14th-19th in Logan, Ohio

Open to ages 9-18

Pastor Steve is going with you

Air conditioned cabins!

Fun activities

New friends

Special emphasis week allows to you work on

Music, Art, or Drama projects

$290 for the week

Sign up with Pastor Steve

by Wednesday, June 19th

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

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Promotion Sunday

8:15, 9:30, 11:00 Worship 9:30 Sunday School

11:00 MISSION BANQUET & DESSERT AUCTION 6:30-7 Drama 6:30 Women’s Study 7-8:30 Youth

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11:00 50th planning

7:00 Boy Scouts FH

6:30 Cub Scouts 112, 121,

119

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8:00 Joy Breakfast OS

9:30 Sow & Sew 121

6:00 Oak Tree Corner FH,

7:00 Ad. Council CR

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1:30 Staff Meeting

NO Small Groups

6:00 pot luck

6:30 Guest Youth Group

Performance of ‘Awake”

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4:00 GS CPR Training FH

7:00 Praise Team

7:00 Why Weigh 121

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5:30 AA 102

8:00 NA FH

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8:15, 9:30, 11:00 Worship 9:30 Adult Sunday School 6:30-7 Drama 6:30 Women’s Study

7-8:30 Youth

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7:00 Boy Scouts FH

7:00 Facebook 101 CR

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8:00 Men’s Breakfast OS

9:30 Sow & Sew 121

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5:00 PM Youth Praise Team 117

6:30 PM Youth Cross Train 117

6:30 Women’s Study 102

6:30 Men’s Study 102

6:30 Young Adult Study 116

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6:00 GS FH

7:00 Praise Team

7:00 Why Weigh 121

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5:30 AA 102

8:00 NA FH

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9:00 Esther CR

11:00 Manna Bag

Assembly

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Father’s Day

8:15, 9:30, 11:00 Worship 9:30 Adult Sunday School

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9:30 Sow & Sew 121

6:00 Oak Tree Corner FH,

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6:00 GS FH

7:00 Praise Team

7:00 Why Weigh 121

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5:30 AA 102

8:00 NA FH

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8:15, 9:30, 11:00 Worship 9:30 Adult Sunday School 12:00 VBS Decorating 6:30-7 Drama

6:30 Women’s Study 7-8:30 Youth

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9:30 Sow & Sew 121

7:00 Naomi Circle OS

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NO Small Groups

10:00 Koinonia Circle 105

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8:15, 9:30, 11:00 Worship 9:30 Adult Sunday School 3:00 Soul Center FH

6:30 Women’s Study

June 2013

Annual Conference

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

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7:00 Boy Scouts FH

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9:30 Sow & Sew 121

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NO Small Groups

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Independence Day

OFFICE CLOSED

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5:30 AA 102

8:00 NA FH

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8:15, 9:30, 11:00 Worship

9:30 Adult Sunday School 6:30-7 Drama

7-8:30 Youth

August Footprints Deadline

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7:00 Boy Scouts FH

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9:30 Sow & Sew 121

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12:00 Worship Meeting CR

1:30 Staff Meeting CR






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6:00 GS FH

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50th Anniversary

Celebration

4-6 Activities

6:00 Dinner in FH

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50th Anniversary

Celebration

ONE SERVICE 10:30 Worship

9:30 Adult Sunday School

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7:00 Boy Scouts FH

7:00 Finance CR

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9:30 Sow & Sew 121

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STARS




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6:00 GS FH

7:00 Praise Team

7:00 Memorial Team CR

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2:00 GS FH

5:30 AA 102

8:00 NA FH

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9:00 Esther CR

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8:15, 9:30, 11:00 Worship

9:30 Adult Sunday School

SS Water Day 6:30-7 Drama

7-8:30 Youth

Mission Team Consecration

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6:00 Marriage Works CR

7:00 Boy Scouts FH

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9:30 Sow & Sew 121

10:00 Prayer Walk

7:00 Trustee Team CR

7:00 Naomi Circle OS

24

10:00 Koinonia Circle 105






25

6:00 GS FH

7:00 Spiritual Form. CR

7:00 Praise Team 7:00 Lydia Circle 105

Footprint Folders

26

2:00 GS 116

5:30 AA 102

8:00 NA FH

27

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8:15, 9:30, 11:00 Worship

9:30 Adult Sunday School 3:00 Soul Center

6:30-7 Drama 7-8:30 Youth

29

6:00 Marriage Works CR

7:00 Boy Scouts FH

30


9:30 Sow & Sew 121

31

No Small Groups

July 2013

Shiprock/4corners Mission

Shiprock/4corners Mission

Youth Camp—Camp Otterbein

non profit organization

us postage paid

Xenia Ohio 45385

permit #13

ST. ANDREW UNITED ME THO DIST CH URCH

fresh air catch a breath of

RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED1

350 N Fairfield Rd

Beavercreek, OH 45430

937.426.6491 [email protected] standrewumchurch.net

June 24 to 28th

from 6:00—8:30 pm

Don’t miss out on an amazing

week! Registration forms are available in

the Atrium Contact Debbie Caudill, 426-6491,

for more information

50th Anniversary Celebration

Saturday, July 13, 2013 4:00-6:00 pm

Celebration Activities

6:00—7:00pm Catered Dinner

Sunday, July 14, 2013

10:30 am Worship Service with Bishop Palmer

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