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5.29-6.11 ALCOA1stNEWS ALCOA FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH WEEKLY SCHEDULE MAY 29 - JUNE 11, 2011 SUNDAY, MAY 29 8:30 am Worship Service 9:30 am New Member Class Chapel 9:30 am Sunday School 10:45 am Worship Service 3:00 pm Eagle Scout Court of Honor for John Duggan in the Chapel 5:30 pm No Youth Bible study 6:30 pm No Evening Service MONDAY, MAY 30 OFFICE CLOSED - MEMORIAL DAY 9:00 am Monday Prayer Group WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 5:30 pm Intercessory prayer 5:30 pm VBS Workshop until 8:30 pm FRIDAY, JUNE 3 6:30 am Men’s Bible Study 7:30 am Habitat Rummage and Bake Sale until 3:00 pm SATURDAY, JUNE 4 7:30 am Habitat Rummage and Bake Sale until 3:00 pm SUNDAY, JUNE 5 8:30 am Worship Service 9:30 am Sunday School 10:45 am Worship Service 2:00 pm Reception for Carol Wilson MPR until 4:00 pm 6:00 pm Church-wide Picnic & Pool Party - Springbrook Pool - until 9:00 pm MONDAY, JUNE 6 9:00 am Monday Prayer Group 6:15 pm BINGO at Asbury Acres WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8 5:30 pm Intercessory prayer 5:30 pm VBS Workshop until 8:30 pm FRIDAY, JUNE 10 6:30 am Men’s Bible Study SATURDAY, JUNE 11 5:00 pm Haiti & Dominican Republic Dinner & Fundraiser Dinner served at 5:30 pm Church-WIDE Picnic & Pool Party Sunday, June 5, 2011 6:00-9:00 p.m. Springbrook Pool St. John UMC will be joining us! We would like to ask each Sunday School class to contribute food as follows: Bailey: Desserts, Bible Fellowship: Hotdog buns Christian Fellowship: Chips, Delta: Drinks (cans in coolers) Faith Full: Hotdog & hamburger toppings/condiments Nova: Hamburger buns, Seekers: Tea/Lemonade Pathfinder: Plates, napkins, plastic spoons and forks Sunday Solo: Desserts, Wesley: Drinks (cans in coolers) Please bring items to the pool. We also need help with cleanup and keeping the serving tables stocked. Any helpers will be welcome! Everyone is encouraged to attend. If you are not currently in a Sunday School class, please bring a dessert or picnic salad. We expect 250+ people to attend and look forward to seeing everyone there for great food, fun and fellowship! Due to various events and holidays, our regular Sunday night 6:30 worship service will not resume until July 10.
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WEEKLY SCHEDULEMAY 29 - JUNE 11, 2011
SUNDAY, MAY 29 8:30 am Worship Service9:30 am New Member Class Chapel9:30 am Sunday School10:45 am Worship Service3:00 pm Eagle Scout Court of Honor for John Duggan in the Chapel5:30 pm No Youth Bible study6:30 pm No Evening Service
MONDAY, MAY 30 OFFICE CLOSED - MEMORIAL DAY9:00 am Monday Prayer Group
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15:30 pm Intercessory prayer5:30 pm VBS Workshop until 8:30 pm
FRIDAY, JUNE 36:30 am Men’s Bible Study7:30 am Habitat Rummage and Bake Sale until 3:00 pm
SATURDAY, JUNE 47:30 am Habitat Rummage and Bake Sale until 3:00 pm
SUNDAY, JUNE 5 8:30 am Worship Service9:30 am Sunday School10:45 am Worship Service2:00 pm Reception for Carol Wilson MPR until 4:00 pm6:00 pm Church-wide Picnic & Pool Party - Springbrook Pool - until 9:00 pm
MONDAY, JUNE 6 9:00 am Monday Prayer Group6:15 pm BINGO at Asbury Acres
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 85:30 pm Intercessory prayer5:30 pm VBS Workshop until 8:30 pm
FRIDAY, JUNE 106:30 am Men’s Bible Study
SATURDAY, JUNE 115:00 pm Haiti & Dominican Republic Dinner & Fundraiser Dinner served at 5:30 pm
Church-WIDEPicnic &
Pool PartySunday, June 5, 2011
6:00-9:00 p.m.Springbrook Pool
St. John UMCwill be joining us!
We would like to ask each Sunday School class to contribute food as follows:
Bailey: Desserts, Bible Fellowship: Hotdog bunsChristian Fellowship: Chips, Delta: Drinks (cans in coolers)
Faith Full: Hotdog & hamburger toppings/condimentsNova: Hamburger buns, Seekers: Tea/Lemonade
Pathfinder: Plates, napkins, plastic spoons and forksSunday Solo: Desserts, Wesley: Drinks (cans in coolers)
Please bring items to the pool.
We also need help with cleanup and keeping the serving tables stocked. Any helpers will be welcome!
Everyone is encouraged to attend. If you are not currently in aSunday School class, please bring a dessert or picnic salad. We expect 250+ people to attend and look forward to
seeing everyone there for great food, fun and fellowship!
Due to various events and holidays, our regular Sunday night 6:30 worship service will not resume until July 10.
STEWARDSHIP“I will support the church with my prayers, presence, gifts, service and witness!”
May 22nd Attendance8:30 Worship .............................. 17810:45 Worship ............................. 246Billy Hodges Concert .................. 150 Total Worship ............................... 574
Operating Budget2011 Operating Budget ........ 789,840Needed in May ....................... 62,925Received in May ..................... 63,416Received YTD ....................... 305,225
ALCOA1stNEWS pg. 2
WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN? Beth Emeterio emailed the church to let us know that she visited “Santuario Nacional” in Cartago, Costa Rica on May 14.
Charlotta Stewart brought in a bulletin from St. Luke’s United Methodist Church in Indianapolis, IN, where she worshiped on Sunday, May 15.
2011 HANDS-ON MISSION PROJECT
LIBERIA AND ZIMBABWEHOLSTON ANNUAL
CONFERENCEThis year the Maryville District has been asked to put together 300 school supply kits for the 2011 Holston Annual Conference Hands-On Mission Project. Walmart has filled back packs available for approximately $15 + $5 for shipping, for a total of $20. Susan McNamee has volunteered to go and purchase them if that is more convenient. Bring cash or make your check out to AFUMC.
If you are filling a back pack, please drop off it off at AFUMC by Wednesday, June 8, and they will be delivered to Fairview UMC on Thursday, June 9, 2011.
THANK YOU
Dear Church, On behalf of the Latvian Pastors, we would like to thank you for dinner and hosting worship and sharing on Sunday evening, May 1st. It was such a blessed time to worship God and celebrate the attendance of our Latvian family. May the love of Christ continue to fill Alcoa 1st in all you do. Blessings, Latvian Pastors
ONE MORE TIME!
When the world says, “Give up!”
Hope whispers, “Try it one more time!”
Giant Rummage & Bake Sale
June 3 & 4, 20117:30am - 3:00pm
AFUMC MPR
CALLING ALL BAKERS...EVEN IF YOU’RE GOOFY!Along with Habitat Rummage Sale, breakfast and lunch food items will be available to purchase. Hopefully there will be baked items to sell as well. If you would like to donate baked items for the sale, please contact Dorothy at 982-1147. If no answer, just leave her a message letting her know what you will be donating for the bake sale. Without a doubt, the culinary baking skills of the AFC ladies will sweeten your shopping experience.
1332 Campbell ,s barcode labels were collected for Henderson Settlement Double Point Campaign. Thank you AFUMC for helping again. You are a blessing to so many others.
Boy Scout Troop 85 andDavid and Kari Duggan
Cordially invite youto attend the
Eagle Scout Court of Honor for
John W. DugganSunday, May 29th, 3 p.m.
Alcoa First United Methodist Church617 Gilbert Street, Alcoa TN
Reception Following Ceremony
COMING SOON
BINGOAT ASBURY ACRES
Monday, June 6, 6:15 pmIf you would like to help, you
can donate Kleenex, unscented lotions and stamped note cards to be used as prizes. Thanks for
your continued support!
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HAITIDOMINICAN REPUBLIC
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Helping HEARTS in
Alcoa First United Methodist Church
ALCOA1stUMC
• DINNER• ENTERTAINMENT • AUCTION ITEMS
Saturday, June 11, 2011Doors Open at 5:00 pm - Dinner Served at 5:30 pm in the Multi Purpose Room
$20 per person The purpose of the Dinner and Auction is to raise money to:• SharetheloveofChristandshowthepeopleofHispanolawecare• WorshipwiththepeopleofHispanola• ParticipateinHealthCareClinicsinremotevillages• Distributevitaminsandpersonalhygieneproducts• OfferVacationBibleSchoolinorphanages• Distributebackpackswithschoolsuppliestolocalchildren
100% OF PROCEEDS GO TO “HELPING HEARTS IN HAITI AND THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC”Childcarewillbeprovided.Ticketsshouldbepurchasedinadvanceandwillbeonsalethenext2Sundaysaftereachmorningservice.Foradditionalinformation,pleasecallthechurchofficeat982-5551.
June 1: Kenny Newman, April Hawkins,
Neil Borden
June 3: Ross Hunt, Landon Daugherty
June 5: Barbara Adkins
June 6: Josh Hawkins
June 7: Debbie McBee, Susan McNamee,
David Duggan, Kayla Newman
June 8: Chris Brewer, Emma Dickenson
June 10: Kim Love, Sam Tingle, Aaron Goins
Tabitha Marsh
June 11: Francis Gross, James Larrabee
June 12: Richard Davis, John Huffman,
Nick Pasqua, Emilia Pickett
June 13: Nathaniel Pfeiffer, Macy Beightol
June 15: Miriam Wells, Debbie Sudhoff
June 16: Carly Lidvall, Garrett Dickinson,
Logan Bryant
June 18: Tara Hill
June 19: Ken Reynolds, Greg Ailshie,
Melissa LaFollette, Kaela Brewer,
Joey Kinkead, Andrew Lawson
June 20: Jim Murchie
June 21: Pat Scott
June 22: Andi Garris, Lynn Hood
June 23: Alicia Adkins, Jake Chamberlain,
Layla Woods
June 24: Jim Murphy, Cheryl Varitek
June 25: Peggy Roberts, Morgan Strissel
June 26: Betty Woody
June 28: Addison McMahan,
Charlotte Teaque
June 29: Linda Davis
June 30: Joel Goldberger, Brooke Gunning
June Birthdays!
OOPS A birthday was overlooked in May.
Joyce Wallace’s birthday was May 11th.
Happy Belated Birthday!
FOOD CONNECTION SUNDAYJune 5th is food collection Sunday. Please bring your food donations and place by the main entry to the church. All food will be taken to the Community Food Connection.
JOWALL PRODUCTIONSAlcoa lst sanctuary reverberated Sunday night with handclapping, toe tapping music performed by Laurel Wright, Shades of Grace, and Billy Hodges plus 4. New compositions, instrumental wizardry, impeccable harmony, and old timey gospel blended into a delightful mix of praise music. Great to see zestful musicians perform for an enthusiastic crowd. Hope you were there! Thanks, JW.
MINISTRY ASSISTANTS FOR JUNE 58:30 GREETERS: Jim and Ruth Ann Kirk
NURSERY: 8:30 a.m. - Diane Hafner, 9:30 a.m. - Tracy Morrow 10:45 a.m. - Dorothy Haislip and Jenni Dickenson
NON-PROFIT ORG.US POSTAGE
PAIDALCOA, TN
PERMIT NO. 8
ALCOA FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH617 GILBERT STREETALCOA, TN 37701
RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED
MINISTRY ASSISTANTS FOR MAY 298:30 GREETERS: Ed and Kathy McGinley
NURSERY: 8:30 a.m. - Marsha Brown, 9:30 a.m. - Erin Simonic 10:45 a.m. - Mary Beth Bonneville
ALCOA1stUMC STAFFJOE GREEN Senior Pastor
JERRY PAGE Associate Pastor
SHERRY SHELTONDirector of Children’s and Student Ministries
DAVY HILL Youth Director
LESLIE STEVENSONAssistant Director of Children’s Ministries
CAROL CRUZEAdministrative Assistant/Secretary
MIKE TREADWAY Director of Music Ministries
ALICE SANDEFUR Treasurer
JOHNNY WALKER Maintenance Supervisor
ANGELA WALKER Housekeeper
MARTHA COBB Organist
SUSIE DOUGHERTY Pianist
BROOKE GUNNING Worship Technology
CONTACT InformationWEBSITE: www.alcoafumc.com
EMAIL: [email protected]
STAFF EMAIL: [email protected]
CHURCH PHONE: 865-982-5551
CHURCH FAX: 865-982-5558ALC
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