Judy Neiderer

Deb Smith

Mary Lou Krummeck

David Abendschein

Diane Cromer

Mike Hoover

Kathleen Baker

Troy Cromer

Deb Hughes

Frank Hewett

Janice Cool

Dan Shomper

Taylor and Tara Noel

David Waybright

Gideon Michael

Glenn Murphy

Susan Hedahl

Mark Stonesifer

Steve Butler and Family

Rosie Markle

Mark Stonesifer

Pat Cover

Pearl Gerrick

Ed Bream

Judy Renoll

Shirley Koontz

Family and Friends of Steve Hoffman

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“What comes out of a person is what defiles him.”

Mark 7:20

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Fall Worship Schedule will resume on September 9. Sunday School for all ages will be held at 9 a.m. and Worship will be at 10:15 a.m. Please plan on joining us and bringing a friend with

you to Sunday School and Worship.

We talk a lot about healthy eating encouraging everyone to pay attention

to what you put into you body. It’s good advice when it comes to eating.

But by the same token we need to pay attention to what comes out of our

body. Jesus reminds us that sinful words and deeds come out from the

heart and the mouth and we need to be on guard against these things.

From our hearts come our mean and unkind thoughts. From our mouths

come sharp and hurtful words. These things come out and destroy and

pierce the heart and souls of other people. And the truth is that these

things make us dirty and sinful. These things make us unclean. Only the

waters of baptism can wash away this type of

dirt. So we need to focus on the baptismal

washing, that soul cleansing and be very, very

careful about what comes out of our bodies.

May it only be good words and deeds that

help us glorify God and love our neighbor.

Serving Our Lord This Week

Assisting Minister: Candy Rule

Lector: Sue Fuhrman

Greeters: Tom and Sue Fuhrman

Acolyte: Brady Cromer

Ushers: Thelma Angell, Evonne and Merl Brilhart, Lori Gouker,

Dolores Snyder

Coffee & Fellowship: Tom and Sue Fuhrman

Baker: Audrey Flickinger

Nursery Volunteers: None needed this week

Offering Counters: Lynette Meckley, Audrey Flickinger and Holly Sandoval

“Our mission at New Hope is to anchor our mind, body and spirit in

the love of Jesus Christ through worship, service and community

outreach to all of God’s children.”

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PRAYER JAR - You will notice a large jar sitting on the Hospitality Table as you

come to worship at New Hope. Many folks have said they don’t feel comfortable

speaking out loud or sharing their prayer concerns during announcement time. So

now you can place your prayer concerns in our prayer jar and we will pray over

the jar every Sunday. So bring your prayer concerns, or you can write them on the

paper provided and place them in our prayer jar.

Outdoor Worship Service-On Sunday

September 2nd we will gather at 9 a.m.

at Hillcrest Restaurant for an outdoor

worship service. Please bring a lawn

chair with you and we will gather to

sing God’s praises in the beauty of His

creation. Holy Communion will be

celebrated and please dress casually.

(Shorts/summer attire is acceptable)

Looking for help! Are you a

firm believer in the power of

prayer? Do you believe that as

a congregation we need to have

a powerful prayer ministry?

Would you like to help grow

this ministry at New Hope? If

you would be interested in

being our Prayer Coordinator

please see Pastor Time for

details.

SUNDAY SCHOOL KICK OFF WILL BE HELD ON SUNDAY SEPTMEBER 9TH AT

9 A.M. Big kids, medium kids and little kids are all invited to be a part of our Sunday School

program this year. We will kick off the year with a Bible Fair. We will celebrate God’s Word

as we learn a bit about the Word of God as we move around to different stations. Regular

classes will start on September 16 and we have a class just for you. We will have Adult

classes as well. So come one, come all to an exciting year of Sunday School!!

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Special Offering for September:

Special Needs Items for September

For the Provide a Lunch (PAL) Program: Sugar, Hot Chocolate and Ketchup

Clothing bank needs back packs and size 4 diapers

Shelter would like travel size toiletries: shampoo, soap, toothpaste and body wash

Please place your items in our BOX OF HOPE located by the hospitality table.

American Bible Society — God’s Word is powerful and timeless and this Word brings hope

and promise to God’s people. So it is imperative that God’s Word be shared with the world.

The American Bible Society works to bring the Bible to every corner of this earth. That’s a

big mission that needs our support, both in prayer and financially. Please give generously so

that God’s Word may continue to be taken “unto all the world.”

Some of you try to Duck out when you don’t have your anchor pin, but we will

have none of it! If you forget your pin we will start Quacking and ask you to

put up a quarter. Now don’t get your feathers all wet! The money will go to

help purchase flocks of ducks for needy families in third world countries. So

remember your pin or pay the Duck Bill!! The box is located on the

Hospitality Table.

Adult Choir will start on Thursday September 20th! Please plan on joining us at 58 Maple Avenue for an exciting year of making music to the Lord! All voices and experience are welcome. Rehearsals start at 7 p.m.

Be sure you keep us

updated on any email

changes.

You can notify Pastor Tim

at kielley@comcast.net or

Chad McClintock at

ckbmcc@yahoo.com.

Don’t forget to bring in your aluminum cans. There

is a box located by the doors which you can drop

them off.

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Thank you! Thank you! Thank You! Norm’s truck was full.

Please look at our facebook page and see all the food and a

couple of “hams” loading the truck. What a tremendous

offering. Norman smiled as he drove his truck to Hanover and

delivered half of the load to the Council of Churches and half to

the Food Pantry of the First Baptist Church where the shelves

were bare. What a great way to celebrate Jesus being the bread

of life!

It’s time to jump, jump, jump those jiggles out, clap, clap, clap those crazies out and

sing, sing, sing our praises out on Wacky Wednesday. For those who may be confused

the Totally Terrific Thursday singers sang this song every week last year as one of their

opening songs. What will be different this year is that their praises will not be sung out

on Totally Terrific Thursdays but will be singing out once again on Wacky Wednesdays.

The time remains the same from 4:00-5:30 p.m. The place remains the same at Pastor

Kielley and Liz’s house at 58 Maple Avenue, Littlestown and the agenda remains the

same with bible study time, crafts, singing and snacks. Children ages 4 through

whatever are encouraged to sign up on the sheet found on the Hospitality Table. Choir

will begin on WEDNESDAY, SPETEMBER 19th. Kids, ask those who attended last

year and they will tell you we had a totally terrific Thursday time and this year we plan

on having a WACKY WEDNESDAY TIME!

Your 2012 Council Members are:

Larry Bair

Merl Brilhart

Lois Brunner

Tim Dietz

Vince Hall

Debbie Prior

Lynne Morrison

Gary and Pat Waltman

New Members will be received on September

9 at our 10:15 worship service. We look

forward to welcoming these new brothers and

sisters into our fellowship at New Hope!

2012 Church Picnic