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AUGUST 2014 Brandenburg United Methodist Church Steeple Bell One of the things our district su- perintendents tell us time and again as United Methodist pastors coming into a brand new appointment is do NOT attempt to institute any ma- jor changes within our new church for a full year. Instead, we are usu- ally advised to continue on with the programs and leadership we inherit from the outgoing pastor, spending the first year getting to know the peo- ple and allowing them time to get to know and trust us. Generally speak- ing, this is very wise counsel. How- ever, it became pretty obvious pretty quickly after our arrival at Branden- burg UMC (in early summer 2008) that there was a strong desire to see the early worship service go from ‘informal’ to fully ‘contemporary,’ to recruit a full band to accompany the praise singers, and to add video screens for video clips and song lyr- ics. Our worship leaders began pray- ing and working, and soon enough those things became a reality. Then we began seeking a worship lead- er who could help us grow enough to eventually offer a third outreach service to the community, and in early winter of 2012, we launched a high-energy Emerge service on Sun- day evenings in our newly-renovated gym. While that service did help us reach unchurched people and bring them into our church, it also made for a ‘disconnect’ within our body. Some of our families worshiped on Sunday mornings, others on Sun- day nights, and we began to sense we weren’t as close to one another as we had once been, weren’t as much one church family. In addition, we were no longer able to all attend small L.I.F.E. (Living in Fellowship Everyday) Groups together, and our Sunday School numbers actually decreased. While birthing the Emerge service on Sunday eve- nings was helpful (its seating, lighting, vid- eo, audio, and musical equipment can be cumbersome at times), it didn’t help unite us as a church like I had hoped. But a com- ment from a parishioner several weeks back moved our church staff to start looking at how we might remedy these growing pains, and we believe we may have an answer. I’d like to propose that we all gather to worship ‘off-site’ on Sunday, August 24, at 11:00 a.m. at the Farm Bureau Building. We’ll sing, celebrate the growth we’ve experi- enced recently as a church, baptize and re- ceive new members, then enjoy a fellowship meal together. Two weeks later, on Septem- ber 7, we want to start a new Sunday morn- ing worship schedule that will look like this: 9:00 - 9:50 – The Blend acoustic service in the sanctuary 10:00 - 10:50 – L.I.F.E. Groups/Sunday School classes in various rooms 11:00 - 12:00 – Traditional service in the sanctuary 11:11 - 12:30 – Emerge contemporary service in the gym There would no longer be worship activi- ties at BUMC on Sunday evenings, leaving it available for band practices and youth/chil- dren activities. When the gym doors, sanc- tuary doors, and hallway fire doors are all closed, there is no sound “bleedover” from gym to sanctuary and vice versa, even when the level of music, drums, etc. is at full vol- ume. I believe the staggered worship times will allow for adequate shared parking space Continued on Page 2
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Oneofthethingsourdistrictsu-perintendentstellustimeandagainasUnitedMethodistpastorscomingintoabrandnewappointmentisdoNOT attempt to institute any ma-jor changes within our new churchfora fullyear. Instead,weareusu-allyadvisedtocontinueonwiththeprogramsand leadershipwe inheritfrom the outgoing pastor, spendingthefirstyeargettingtoknowthepeo-pleandallowingthemtimetogettoknowandtrustus.Generallyspeak-ing, this is verywise counsel.How-ever,itbecameprettyobviousprettyquicklyafterourarrivalatBranden-burg UMC (in early summer 2008)thattherewasastrongdesiretoseethe early worship service go from‘informal’ to fully ‘contemporary,’to recruita fullband toaccompanythepraisesingers,andtoaddvideoscreensforvideoclipsandsonglyr-ics.Ourworshipleadersbeganpray-ing and working, and soon enoughthose thingsbecameareality.Thenwe began seeking a worship lead-er who could help us grow enoughto eventually offer a third outreachservice to the community, and inearlywinterof2012,welaunchedahigh-energyEmergeserviceonSun-dayeveningsinournewly-renovatedgym. While that service did help usreachunchurchedpeopleandbringthem into our church, it alsomadefor a ‘disconnect’ within our body.Some of our families worshiped onSunday mornings, others on Sun-day nights, and we began to sense
we weren’t as close to one another as wehadoncebeen,weren’tasmuchonechurchfamily.Inaddition,wewerenolongerabletoallattendsmallL.I.F.E.(LivinginFellowshipEveryday)Groupstogether,andourSundaySchool numbers actually decreased. WhilebirthingtheEmergeserviceonSundayeve-ningswashelpful(itsseating,lighting,vid-eo, audio, and musical equipment can becumbersome at times), it didn’t help uniteusasachurchlikeIhadhoped.Butacom-mentfromaparishionerseveralweeksbackmoved our church staff to start looking athowwemightremedythesegrowingpains,andwebelievewemayhaveananswer. I’d like to propose that we all gather toworship ‘off-site’onSunday,August24,at11:00 a.m. at the Farm Bureau Building.We’llsing,celebratethegrowthwe’veexperi-encedrecentlyasachurch,baptizeandre-ceivenewmembers,thenenjoyafellowshipmealtogether.Twoweekslater,onSeptem-ber7,wewanttostartanewSundaymorn-ingworshipschedulethatwilllooklikethis: 9:00-9:50–TheBlendacousticserviceinthesanctuary 10:00 -10:50–L.I.F.E.Groups/SundaySchoolclassesinvariousrooms 11:00-12:00–Traditionalserviceinthesanctuary 11:11 - 12:30 – Emerge contemporaryserviceinthegym Therewouldnolongerbeworshipactivi-tiesatBUMConSundayevenings,leavingitavailableforbandpracticesandyouth/chil-drenactivities.Whenthegymdoors,sanc-tuarydoors, andhallwayfiredoors are allclosed, there is no sound “bleedover” fromgymtosanctuaryandviceversa,evenwhenthelevelofmusic,drums,etc.isatfullvol-ume. Ibelieve thestaggeredworship timeswillallowforadequatesharedparkingspace
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foreveryone.Inaddition,ourrecentrenova-tionsandnurseryschedulingwillallowustoprovidespaceforallourlittleonesonSun-daymornings.thecoffee/chattimebetweenservices & L.I.F.E. Groups will remain, aswell.As Isee it, thismovetobringEmergefromtheeveningtothemorningaccomplish-esthreemainobjectives: 1.Wecangetbacktobeing‘onechurch,one family’ again, sharing the same spaceandreconnectingwitheachother. 2.We’llbefreetofinallyfocusonformingandstrengtheningourL.I.F.E.Groups,get-tingallour folksat thesamehourpluggedinto small fellowship and learning groups(whichIthinkiskeytoturningourvisitingguestsintoconverteddiscipleswhowillservetheLord). 3. Our ever-growing children and youthprogramswillbothnowbeabletomeetandhavealltheirmemberstogetheratonetimeinoneplace. There are other benefits this changewillbring, but I wanted to highlight the mainthings I’m excited about by bringing us allback together. Much thought and prayerhasgoneintothis,andweasachurchstaffdon’tmakethesechangeslightly.Itrulybe-lievethis is thebestcoursetogeteveryoneat BUMCback together on the same page,andIalsobelievewecanliveintotheunitywe’llbeproclaimingasweworshiptogetheronAugust24.Thankyouforyourpatienceduringthesegrowingpains,andthankyoufor trusting theLordto takeus to thenextplace...together!
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Trotter Attention, Chancel Choir members (and everyoneelsewho is secretlywanting to join)– thechoirwillresume rehearsals onWednesday,August 20, at 7:30p.m.inthesanctuary. IwouldalsoappreciateitifthefolksfromtheBlendandEmergeserviceswhowillbesingingwiththecom-bined choir at theAugust 24 unity servicewillmeetwithusat theAugust20rehearsal togooverthean-themforthatservice(AmazingGrace/MyChainsAreGone).Thisisasongweareallfamiliarwith,andweshouldbeabletoputittogetherinonerehearsal. IlookforewardtoseeingallofyouonWednesday,August20,at7:30p.m.
InHisName, JohnT.
Altar FlowersWehavearrangedwithlocalfloriststoprovideal-tarflowersforoursanctuary.Ifyouwouldliketoplaceflowersonthealtarinmemoryorhonorofalovedoneorinrecognitionofaspecialoccasionorevent,youmaysignupontheflowerchartonthemainbulletinboard.Theflowersmaybetakenhomefollowingthe11a.m.worshipservice.Or,ifyouwouldprefer,theywillbedeliveredtoashut-in.Floralarrangementsare$25each;pleasemakeyourpaymentatthechurchoffice.
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It’shardtobelievethatsummerisalreadycom-ingtoacloseandschooliscrankingbackup.Ihopeyou’lljoinmeinprayerasallourstudentsbeginthe2014-2015schoolyear.PraythatGodusesthemtotransformourschoolsandourcommunityforChrist! OuryouthschedulewillalsocrankbackupsoonandIhonestlylookforwardtotheconsistencywork-ingitswaybackintoourschedules.I’mworkingwithour older youth andmy assistants to put our fallscheduletogether.Ihopetohavemoreinfoavaila-blesoonbutfornowjustknowthatourWednesdayNightLifegroupswillstartbackonAugust27.Iplanonkeepingthegroupsplit(MiddleSchoolandHighSchool)forthetimebeingbutI’mnotsurewhowillmeetwhen.Staytunedasthereismoretocome!
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I’m also excited about our fall confirmationclasses.Thiswillbeopen toanyyouthagestu-dent who would like to dive into why they con-siderthemselvesfollowersofChrist,butitwillbegearedmoretowards7th-&8th-graders.Pleasenote,participatinginthisclassDOESNOTmeanthat youhave tobeconfirmedat theendof theprogram. I firmly believe is an important choicethat’smade from theheart.Eachpersonmakesthatchoicewhentheyareready,notbecausethey“haveto.”I’llhaveasignupformoutsidemyofficeandanotherregistrationformonthewebsite. Last thing... parents and students, the easi-estwayformetocommunicatewitheveryoneisthroughRemind101. If youcurrentlyarenot re-ceivingtextsfrommethroughthisservice,pleasesign up! It’s very easy and instructions are onthebulletinboardoutsidemyofficeat church. Ifyou still havequestions, grabmeandwe’llwalkthroughittogether. I’m excited about what God is doing in ourchurchandourcommunity.Iprayforallourfami-lies, for all our students thatwe are open to beused in a powerful way. Let’s work together tobringrevivaltoMeadeCounty!
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Celebration SundayAugust 24, 2014Unity Service at 11:00 a.m.
Fellowship Meal at 12:30 p.m. Meade County Farm Bureau Building
Pleasejoinusaswegatherasachurchfamily–alltogetherinoneplace–foroneservicewithleadershipandattendancefromallthreeofourworshipservices.DuringthisUnityService,wewillcelebratebaptisms,welcomenewmembers,takealookbackateventsofthelastyear,andlookforwardtoupcomingopportunitiesforlearningandfellowship.
Immediatelyfollowingtheworshipservice,wewillshareinafellowshipmeal.Don’tworryaboutbringingathing;themealwillbecatered.
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9:00 AM – The Blend ServiceUshers: Ed&PatCates, MarvinFackler,MaryPlemmonsGreeters: Narthex-ShirleyAebersold ParishHall-JudyStone Atrium–AlecStoneWelcome Center:ShirleyAebersoldCommunion Servers:EdieHarper,PattiKlockow, SandyLove,SueMitchamRevolution Kidz:DanaeMiles,JackiBrown
11:00 A.M. – Traditional ServiceTellers: DonDodson,MaggieWilsonUshers: DonMartin(HeadUsher),StevenWard,SharonMartin,BrunoIlario,JimmyWilsonGreeters: Narthex-SueHayes ParishHall–MelissaWard Atrium–10:00a.m.-RobynProctor 11:00a.m.–SteveWardWelcome Center: RobynProctorCommunion Servers: BillAdams,RonBarger, Ron&MarthaPileRevolution Kidz:KellyNelson,SandyWood
6:00 P.M. – Emerge ServiceAUG. 3: Connect Team: BradleyFamily,ToriAikin, MelissaShiremanNursery: JenniferHonakerAUG. 10: Connect Team: EdieHarper,MelissaShireman, AlisonHoward,ToriAikinNursery:willbecontactedAUG. 17: Connect Team: Chris&SandyLove, KarenComer,ToriAikinNursery:willbecontactedAUG. 24:Connect Team: BradleyFamily,EdieHarper, ToriAikinNursery:willbecontactedAUG. 31:Connect Team: EdieHarper,MelissaShireman, AlisonHoward,ToriAikinNursery:willbecontacted
Revolution Kidz Grades 1/2:RachelWardrip,ValGoinsGrades 3/4:SarahMcElroy,MeganFackler
SERVING OUR CHURCH IN AUGUST
Monthly servers are listed in the bulletin the last Sunday of the month and the monthly Steeple Bell.
If you are unable to serve on the day you are scheduled, please make arrangements, when
possible, to switch days with another member.
AUGUST EVANGELISM AND CONGREGATIONAL CARE
Evangelism Volunteers for first time guests StephanieStone,EdieHarperNursing Home and Assisted Living Visitation JimmyWilsonShut-in Food Preparation Week1–LesleyWilson,MaggieWilson Week2–MartinBosemer Week3–KimRobinson,NancyInman Week4-JoanWilson,RobynProctorShut-in Food Delivery Week1–LesleyWilson,MaggieWilson Week2–MaryGreer Week3–KimRobinson,NancyInman Week4-JoanWilson,RobynProctor
Team MeganMiles for Megan 5K Run/Walk
Asmanyofyouknow,MeganHaynesiscurrentlybattling leukemia.A5KRun/Walk will be held Saturday, September13,tobenefitTeamMegan. StephanieStone,leaderofourRunforGodgroupatBUMC,would like to formateamforthis5K.Ifinterestedinjoiningthat team, please contact Stephanie [email protected].
HALFTIME MENUAugust 20
Roastbeef,mashedpotatoes&gravy,greenbeans,dessert
August 27Chickensaladoncroissants,
broccolicasserole,berrycobbler
PleaseRemember:Whenthereisnoschool(eitherscheduledorcancelledduetoweather),therewillbenochurchactivities.Thisincludeshalftimeac-tivitiesandshut-inmealdelivery.
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Regular Weekly Events:Sunday, August 3, 10, 17, 31 9:00a.m. TheBlendWorshipService 10:00a.m. SundaySchoolLifeGroups 11:00a.m. TraditionalWorshipService 6:00p.m. EmergeWorshipService 7:30p.m. InvasionYouthMonday, August 4, 11, 18, 25 10:00a.m. SistersinChrist(varioushomes) 6:00p.m. CubScouts(FLC)Tuesday, August 5, 12, 19, 26 6:30p.m. BoyScouts(FLC)Saturday, August 16 6:00p.m. SanctuaryReserved 7:30p.m. ChancelChoirRehearsalWednesday, August 27 5:45p.m. HalftimeMeal 6:30p.m. WednesdayNightLifeGroups 7:30p.m. ChancelChoirRehearsalThursday, August 7, 14, 21, 28 6:30a.m. BrothersinChristSaturday, August 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 7:00a.m. BrothersinChrist (StoneLawOffice)
AUGUST CALENDAR
UNITED METHODIST WOMEN
TheUMWwillmeetTuesday,August26,at12:00p.m.atHomePlate.
BettyruthBruingtonwillhavethedevotional.
Current Events:Friday, August 1 6:30p.m. SanctuaryReservedSaturday, August 2 6:30p.m. SanctuaryReservedMonday, August 4 12:00noon MinisterialAssociation 6:00p.m. MissionTeamMeetingWednesday, August 6 6:00a.m. MountainMissionPIckupThursday, August 7 6:00p.m. TigerDenMeeting 6:30p.m. TrusteeMeetingSaturday, August 9 2:00p.m. FLCReservedSunday, August 10 3:00p.m. DiscipleshipMeeting 3:30p.m. SPRCMeeting 4:30p.m. ChurchCouncilMeetingThursday, August 14 5:30p.m. LoveinActionMealFriday, August 15 5:30p.m. SanctuaryReservedSaturday, August 16 6:00p.m. SanctuaryReservedSunday, August 17 - Promotion Sunday KidsandYouthgototheirnewclasssesTuesday, August 19 8:30a.m. VAOfficerThursday, August 21 6:00p.m. TigerDenMeetingSaturday, August 23 9:00a.m. RevolutionKids-BigSplashAdventureSunday, August 24 - Celebration Sunday 11:00a.m. UnityService 12:30p.m. FellowshipMealTuesday, August 26 12:00p.m. UnitedMethodistWomenThursday, August 28 5:30p.m. LoveinActionMeal
Please Remember: When there is no school (either scheduled or canceled
due to weather), there will be no church activities, including Halftime activities and shut-in meal delivery.
ChurchFamily, Summer is coming to an end, but before that ispossible,wehavetohaveourSurvivorSummercel-ebrations!ThissummerwehavefollowedtheTravelGuide to the Parables and learned a new one eachweek.Theyhavebeenshowingupandearningthosepoints,socomingupareacoupleofthings:ourBigSplashAdventuretripandSkyzone. First,wewilltakeALLRevolutionKidzwhohavebeenparticipatingthissummertoBigSplashAdven-tureonAugust23.Wewillleaveat9a.m.Thecostforeachchildis$16.Ifyourchildisoneofthetop5pointearners,theywillgoforFREE!(ThiswillbedeterminedAugust10–ourlastSunday.) NextisourSkyzonetriponSaturday,September7,leavingat10a.m.Thisisfortheteamwiththemostpointsearnedthissummer,soeithertheJesusFreaksorGodSquadwillgettogo.ThistripwillbeFREEforallkidswhoaregoing.Theywillgettojumpforanhour,andthenwewillstopforlunchafter. Forbothtrips,Iwillofcourseneedsomelovelyvolunteers to help me transport and chaperone thekids!Aseacheventgetscloser, IwillhavesignupsheetsandFacebookpostswhereyoucanvolunteer,oryoucancontactmeviacelloremail!Youallarewhatmakesthesetripspossible. Looking ahead!All kids will RISE up to theirnew Sunday School and Children’s Church classesonAugust17.WewillstartWednesdayNightLifeonAugust27.Childreningrades1-4willbewithMissMimi and me working on our Christmas program.Jr.Youthwill have the choice to either sing in theChristmasprogramorgototheirclass.Wewillworkthroughallthosedetailsintheweekstocome!Crazyto thinkwearealreadyplanningforChristmas!Ohmy! Thank you for your continued support. Lookingforwardtoallthatistocome!
Muchlove, Ms.Danae
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Our church family gives generously around Christmastime. But who ever said that kindness is only for the month of De-cember? Starting in August, Brandenburg United Methodist will collect for Opera-tion Christmas Child (OCC), a ministry of Samaritan’s Purse that delivers shoebox gifts to children in developing countries.
On Sunday, August 10, Samaritan’s Purse intern Kelsey Adams will share at all three services about the amazing out-reach of Operation Christmas Child. As you shop for back-to-school supplies, think about how you and your family can share the love of Jesus with children around the world. Pick up a brochure at church and drop your shoeboxes off be-tween August 10 and September 1. You can also order a shoebox online by visiting the Samaritan Purse’s website at http://www.samaritanspurse.org/what-we-do/operation-christmas-child/. This site provides information and heartfelt stories about the work that God is do-ing through Operation Christmas Child. Please contact Joy Adams at 270-422-5609 with questions.
Christmas in August
AUGUST COMMUNION OFFERING
The GatheringLouisville Campus Ministry
Our communion offering forAugust will go tosupport theCampusMinistryof theUnitedMeth-odistChurchofLouisvilleonthreecampuses:Uni-versityofLouisville,BellarmineUniversityandJef-fersonCommunity&TechnicalCollege. StudentsgathereveryThursdayeveningduringtheschoolyearforafreedinnerfollowedbyawor-ship experience.Additionally, theymeet in smallgroupsforprayerandstudy, in largergroupsforworshipandBiblestudy,andtheygatherforfoodandfunwheneverpossible. For more information about The Gatheringcampusministry,youmaycall502-727-8504,e-mail [email protected], or visit their Websiteatwww.gatheringlouisville.org.
ATTENDANCE REPORT for JUNE 2014
Date Life Blend Traditional Emerge Groups (9 a.m.) (11 a.m.) (6 p.m.) TotalsJune1 107 161 115 157 433June8 99 107 106 127 340June15 174 108 111 130 349June22 61 96 95 125 316June29 61 88 128 108 324
Budgetfor2014: $571,270.00OfferingreceivedYTD: $251,845.06Offeringneededtomeetbudget: $285,618Shortofmeetingbudget(YTD): $(33,772.94)
DESIGNATED OFFERINGS:AdultChoir $510.00BuildingFund 405.00Children’sHome 279.00Children’sMinistries 500.00CoffeeSales 55.25ColdWaterChallenge 1,730.07CommunionOffering 150.00LoveinActionMeals 263.00MissionFund 54.00MusicMinistry 200.00YouthFund 1,850.00
Rick Nelson, Treasurer
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Fifth Sunday Offering
Sunday,August31,willbeaFifthSunday.Ourspe-cialofferingonthisdaywillgototheUnitedMethod-istHomesforChildrenandYouth.Thisofferingisvi-talinsupportingtheministrytoabused,neglectedandhurtingchildrenandyouth.Itenablesustohelpgivehopetothesechildrenforabrighterfuture. Please give generously and help our MethodistHomesoffer thesechildrenachanceto live inGod’sgraceandabundantlove.
UNITED METHODIST MOUNTAIN MISSION
Pickup August 6 TheUnitedMethodistMountainMissionwillpick up at our church Wednesday, August 6.PleasebringyouritemsinbeginningtheeveningofSunday,August3.Leaveitemsinthehallbythenursery. Urgent needs at this time include children’sclothes, shoes, underwear and socks, men’sc l o t h e sand shoes,u n i f o r m s( s c r u b s ) ,sets of dish-es (plates,b o w l s ,glasses, sil-v e r w a r e ) ,pots andpans (ket-tles,saucepans,skillets),smallappliancesandofcoursealloftheotherwonderfulgoodandus-able itemsyoudonate to theMission.NeededitemsfortheMissionPlantincludetoiletpaper,Pledge or other furniture polish, large rubberbands,safetypinsandgarbagebags(13gallonand33gallonsizes).
THE STEEPLE BELLBrandenburg United Methodist Church215 BroadwayBrandenburg, KY 40108
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ORGANIZED 1829AUGUST 2014 EDITIONPASTOR: Jim Robinson
SUNDAY SCHOOL: 10:00 A.M.SUNDAY WORSHIP: 9:00 A.M., 11:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M.
NON-PROFITORGANIZATIONPERMIT#6
U.S.POSTAGEPAIDBRANDENBURG,KY40108
CHURCH: (270) 422-2810PARSONAGE: (270) 422-2833
PASTOR’S E-MAIL ADDRESS: [email protected]’S E-MAIL ADDRESS: [email protected]
WEBSITE: www.brandenburgumc.comCHURCH FAX NUMBER: 270-422-5771
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