St. Paul’s United Church of Christ

47 South Whiteoak Street

Kutztown, Pennsylvania 19530

610-683-3393

Our Mission

We, the family of St. Paul’s UCC,

guided by the teachings of Jesus Christ,

are committed to carry His good news.

We celebrate God’s presence by sharing

God’s unconditional love with fellow-

ship, worship and service to others.

We pray for God’s wisdom and

compassion to lead us

in our endeavors.

CHURCH STAFF

Rev. John W. Davies……………… Pastor

Phone: 484-695-9880

Rita Reed …..……………..Office Secretary

Judy Heffley…………………….. Organist

Carol Reinhard……………. Choir Director

Donna Sheaffer………. Bell Choir Director

Louise Moyer ….. Youth Ministry Advisors

Lois Reistroffer………………….. Sexton

CHURCH OFFICERS

Carl Arndt …..………………….. President

Jerry Silberman..……………Vice President

Barb Merkel…....….....Recording Secretary

Cheryl Ziegler…………………... Treasurer

Laraine Wuchter………Financial Secretary

BOARD OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

Cheryl Ziegler……………….. ...President

Ethel DeMatteo-Beck…….. Vice President

Cheryl Ziegler…………………. Secretary

Pastor Jack’s email address

aberdeen@ptd.net

Church Secretary’s email address:

stpaulssecretary@hometownu.com

MARCH/APRIL 2015

VOLUME 44 NO. 7/8

~ Pondering Our Faith with Pastor Jack ~

PSALM 139:7-12

7 Can I go anywhere apart from Your Spirit?

Is there anywhere I can go to escape Your watchful presence?

8 If I go up into heaven, You are there.

If I make my bed in the realm of the dead, You are there.

9 If I ride on the wings of morning,

if I make my home in the most isolated part of the ocean,

10 Even then You will be there to guide me;

Your right hand will embrace me, for You are always there.

11 Even if I am afraid and think to myself, “There is no doubt that the

darkness will swallow me,

the light around me will soon be turned to night,”

12 You can see in the dark, for it is not dark to Your eyes.

For You the night is just as bright as the day.

Darkness and light are the same to Your eyes.

I Looked For You Today [J.W. Davies]

The morning sun struggles to rise through the early morning haze

Still, I have this growing hope that you will yet arrive;

My eyes strain against the horizon, anxiously looking for your arrival…

But I fear you are delayed.

I saw a strange little sea bird glide gracefully across the water’s surface

Only to halt, abruptly, and plunge headlong into the abyss.

Bobbing, almost gleefully, upon the choppy waves,

She shakes her head as if trying to heal an injured neck…

Still you have not come.

This fowl act is imitated endlessly by others in the flock,

Lorded over by the stoic loon, seemingly unconcerned, immoveable in

his stance.

“One must do what one must do,” comes the silent reply,

Seemingly unencumbered with the meaning or purpose of it all …

Yet, you have not arrived.

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A lone sailboat, tiny sails erect in the growing

breeze, sits spinning;

Another silent witness with no one to direct her

course.

Incessantly moving in a circle, constrained by her

anchor,

She exhibits only a feigned independence …

Where are you?

Ah, the warmth of the morning sun, the clouds

melting away,

Lights upon my face as a radiance begins to grow;

Fish break the water’s surface, as if in a dance,

Life is nothing new, it’s been here all the time…

Have you come any closer?

Human activity begins to swell, a natural part of

this once silent space,

Reluctantly, I embrace it for I can do naught else.

“It is what it is,” earthly wisdom would speak

If only I were in a position to hear…

I sense you are not far away, now.

Suddenly I see myself in that strange little bird, flit-

ting and halting,

Sometimes bobbing on the waves of life, gratefully

only slightly injured.

I am the sailboat, often spinning but solidly an-

chored,

discovering my total dependence on you…

You have been here all the time … as you always

are!

Recognition of New Life in Christ - Resurrection

- is just the beginning!

Prayer Requests We are Linked in Prayer

At St Paul’s, we are all linked in prayer. If you have a

prayer concern that you have not placed on the prayer

wall and would like the Prayer links group to pray for

you, please contact Pastor Davies or any other member of

St. Paul’s UCC Prayer Link group.

Prayer Leader

Pastor Jack Davies

aberdeen@ptd.net

Office: 610-683-3393 Home: 484-695-9880

Assistant Prayer Leader

Erma Angstadt 610-683-3860

Prayer Link Members

Ethel DeMatteo-Beck 610-401-6847

Joan Bieber 610-683-7665

Pat Bubbenmoyer 610-944-8479

Donna Derr 484-641-5049

JoAnn Fritz 610-683-8384

Joan Gangewere 610-683-3372

LaRue Grim 610-683-7040

Shirley Hartman 610-682-1953

Denise Keim 610-683-6914

Leona Keim 610-683-7662

Cynthia Kutz 610-216-0895

Sandra Madeira 610-683-7233

Christine Mattern 484-547-1046

Barbara Merkel 610-683-9486

June Rung 610-683-6563

Anna Smith 610-683-7708

Karen Werley 610-683-3598

Cast off your anxiety upon Him, because He cares for

you. 1 Peter 5:7

Lenten Offering – Your Lenten Offering may be given

at any time during Lent thru Easter. You may use the

offering envelope you receive in your March Offering

Envelope packet, a pew envelope including your name on

it, or see the Deacons for a coin-folder.

Daylight Saving Time

March 8th

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO:

March

1 Susan Conrad, Lana Snyder

2 Stephanie Phillips

4 Earl Smith

5 Mary Alice Weida, Doris Weiser,

Gregory Rarick

6 Catherine Delong, Lynn Hilbert, Emily Bray

7 Karen Werley

8 Dorothy Shade, Marc Folk, Hailey Bauscher

Justus BearRunner

9 Casey Choffy

10 Lamar Bailey, Steven Geist

11 Bradley Balthaser

12 William Fox, Allison Harris

13 Arlene Folk

14 Janice Metzger

15 Christine Diltz, Steve Bollinger, Will Bray

16 Sandra Madeira, Michelle Kibler

18 Rosaria Angstadt

19 Stanley Helbert, Daryn Keim, Lucas Moyer

20 Mark Hoffman, Jon Chambers,

Sean Hertzog

21 John Davies

22 Danette Seidel, Ryan Tarreto

24 Shirley Delcamp, Brodie Kutzler

25 Troy Wagaman, Stephen Sharadin

Stephanie Kohl

26 Dustin Keim

27 Rob Rhodes, Jeremiah Schwalm

28 Charlotte Diehl

30 Judith Heffley, Amy Follweiler,

Grant Fitzgerald

31 Ethel Hoch, Michael Conrad

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO:

March

18 Dorothy & Robert Shade

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO:

April

1 Lori Balthaser, Ashley Stofflet, Carlee Hilbert,

Lori Reidenhour, Barbara Heckman

4 Amelia Harris

5 Taylor Grim, Owen Seidel

6 Stephen Lobb

7 Peter Schaeffer, Katelyn Boyer

8 Laura Boyer

9 Jeffrey Weida, Keith Wuchter

12 Mary Geist

15 Joan Fister

16 Helen Haydt, William Eschbach

Christina Luckenbill, Erin Marinkov

17 Gary Reidenhour

18 Ann Burrows

19 Daniel Heffley, Patricia Fritz

20 Tyrone Deisher, Boyd Lenich,

Thomas Lenich

21 Jolene Usher

22 Jaclyn Diehl

24 Lamont Hilbert

25 Emma Wessner. Jacob Sharadin

26 Carol Reinhard

28 Brett Rocha

30 Cristin Wuchter, Karter Kutzler

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO:

April

12 Mandy & Keith Boyer

22 Debra & Eric Conover

25 Mary & Steve Steltz

24 Emily & Derek Kalin

26 Jacki & Paul Kutzler

28 Susan & Kevin Conrad

LIFELINE SCREENING WILL BE HERE AT ST. PAUL’S: Lifeline is bringing an important service here

on Friday, March 6th. As many of you may not know, stroke is a leading cause of death today, affecting over

750,000 people each year. Every 45 seconds in America, someone suffers a stroke and every 3 minutes, someone

dies from one. This means that during the next 45 minutes, approximately 15 people in the United States will

have died due to a stroke. Stroke can change your life, but it can also take your life. Please consider taking part

in these life-saving screenings. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. By signing up for this health event,

not only will you be able to take your health into your own hands, but you will also receive $10 off any

package of $129 or more. The Stroke, Vascular & Heart Rhythm Package includes four screenings: carotid ar-

tery, abdominal aortic aneurysm, peripheral arterial disease and atrial fibrillation. Join in the fight against vascu-

lar disease!. There are flyers located in the hallway of the church. For more information and to schedule your

appointment and to receive this special offer, please sign up only by either calling our members-only phone num-

ber, which is 1-888-653-6441 or by visiting www.lifelinescreening.com/community-partners.

Board of Christian Education

Despite the cold temperatures and multiple snow storms, the Board of Christian Education and Sunday

School classes continued to be busy throughout the winter. In January, all of the Sunday School classes created

and sent cards or letters to our shut-in members to remind them that we are always thinking of them! In class, we

have been continuing our journey through The Story Children’s Curriculum. This journey has included the sto-

ries of Samson, Ruth, Samuel, and David. We have also spent sometime learning about our church as well. The

boys and girls are learning that church is not a building…it is the people and the actions of the people that make

up the church. They have also learned that there are many, many ways to be involved in our church and that

every person has an important role in St. Paul’s regardless of age or size.

Due to snow and cold temperatures, we were unable to hold our Pocket Flag Sunday back in February.

We have rescheduled this activity for March 8th at 9:00. Please come out and join the boys and girls as we fold

flags for our deployed soldiers.

Looking ahead to spring, there are several activities that Christian Education will be sponsoring. Through-

out the month of March, we will be collecting food donations for Food Inc. to help them stock their shelves for

the upcoming Easter holiday. Watch for announcements in church for more details about this project.

In April we will be kicking off a new project that will focus on kindness and performing nice things for

others. We are very excited about this project which will bring our Sunday School classes and congregation to-

gether to reach a shared goal. Stay tuned for more information about this project coming in April.

REPPERTS CANDY SALE Angels of Hope is having their candy sale fundraiser from Feb. 22nd. – March 15th. Please contact

any team member to place your order. All proceeds benefit Relay for Life – American Cancer Society’s

largest fundraiser. Thanks for supporting our fundraiser!

GAME NIGHT Come join us on Friday, April 10th, for a night of fun, friendship and food in Fellowship Hall from 6 to 10 pm

We will be playing card games such as : Pinochle, Hausy, Canasta, Texas Hold’em, etc. If you would like to

bring your own game (s) that is ok too!! Refreshments and snacks will be served. All donations will be gra-

ciously appreciated. Hope to see you there!!!!

MISSION’S COMMUNITY DINNER:

Do you feel like you have cabin fever? Come out and enjoy a warm meal while visiting with your friends and

family here at the St. Paul's Community Dinner on Monday, March 9th @ 5 PM. Please mark your calendar and

invite a friend!

Palm Sunday

March 29th

10:15 am

Maundy Thursday

April 2nd—7:30pm

Sacrament of Holy

Communion

Easter Festival Communion

April 5th

10:15am

Hello St. Paul’s,

I wanted to say "Thank You" for your care-kit item dona-tions! My daughter and I have been working on sorting and assembling the items for the care-kits that will be do-nated to our veterans of the DC VA Medical Center. Once we finalize the kits I will send you a picture of them before I deliver. Your donations are greatly appreciated by our veterans! Your love and attention towards our veterans is strongly felt through the time and care you have put into your do-nations. Jacqueline and I have had a mission to keep a cer-tain number of care-kits flowing to the DC VAMC every month. We have shed the light on the Emergency Room at the DC VAMC and we make sure a portion of the care-kits are sent directly there for our veterans who unexpectedly are admitted, and who sometimes stay for days or weeks. Thank you so much. In liberty,

Lauren Friedman

Veterans Affairs Representative Soldiers' Angels

CHANGE OF ADDRESS:

Mr. and Mrs. Luther Balthaser, 501 Hoch Road,

#339, Fleetwood, PA 19522 484-637-8339.

Doris J. Weiser, 202 Longleaf Drive, Blandon, PA

19510 Phone no. not given as of yet.

THANK YOU!!!

To my family at St. Paul’s UCC,

Thank you so much for the care package!

The snacks and goodies helped me make it through

finals week and the rest of the semester.

Thank you for all the continued love and support.

Love,

Dan Hawkins

To my family at St Paul’s UCC,

Thank you so much for thinking of me during finals

week! The snacks were delicious and helped me to

get through the long hours studying. It’s always nice

to get mail from back home.

Thanks again!

Love,

Carly Hawkins

To St Paul’s UCC Church,

The residents of Saucony Cross would like to

thank you for all you did for us this past year. The

food was great, the friendship and fellowship is heart

warming and the singing and the St Paul’s UCC

church comedy was awesome! You guys ROCK!

Saucony Cross residents

MISSIONS COMMITTEE REPORT

Your Mission Committee is finishing a busy 4th quarter in 2014 and preparing for 2015. Our projects are bal-

anced between local and global needs.

November 5, 2014: A community dinner was held in the Fellowship Hall. 65 residents enjoyed a delicious

ham and string bean dinner.

November 17, 2014: The following actions were approved at our monthly meeting.

1. A donation of $250.00 was made to Keystone Military Families located in Shoemakersville. This non-

profit organization was started in 2002 to provide assistance to military families that do not fit into other

organization (U.W.) guidelines. Three years ago, they opened up a food bank, the only one in Pennsyl-

vania for military families. The organization does not have any paid employees. They serve 30-35 fami-

lies per week. Their major project in October, November and December is sending 6,000 Christmas

stocking filled with goodies to the troops in Afghanistan, Kuwait and Korea.

2. Through the generosity of the Women’s Guild, a $1,000.00 donation will be sent to “Samaritan’s

Purse” an organization committed to providing potable water to communities in Africa, Asia and Latin

America.

3. The Mission’s Committee will invite residents of our three senior communities; Saucony Cross, Wilson

Manor and Saucony Meadows to our Christmas Eve service. We will provide transportation to and from

the service.

4. Dave and Keith will work on photos from our mission projects for use on our new website and Sunday

service.

November 19, 2014: We hosted the residents of Wilson Manor (30) to a turkey dinner with all the trimmings.

This project was a real challenge for us since we needed to supply not only the food, but all the equipment and

accessories, except salt and pepper shakers. We had thirteen volunteers from St. Paul’s that assured the success

of this project. Christmas music was provided by Judy Heffley.

December 13, 2014: We will host the residents of Saucony Cross to a pizza lunch along with a visit from

Santa and Christmas music to be played by Carol Reinhard.

January 24, 2015: Movie Night at St. Paul’s starting at 5:30 pm.

February 4, 2015: We will host the residents of Saucony Meadows with a turkey dinner.

We are exploring potential projects with the college community and Bethany Children’s Home. The Mission’s

Committee welcomes expanded involvement by our members and input to broaden our outreach ministry pro-

grams. We welcome Kathy Landis who recently joined the committee.

March 9, 2015: Our next community dinner will be held at St Paul’s from 5 –6 PM. All our welcome to attend!

March 14, 2015: Movie night at St Paul’s starting at 5:30 pm. Movie TBA.

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EASTER FLOWER ORDER FORM

We thank you in advance for ordering Easter plants to add to the beauty of the church. We need to receive your order by

March22nd, along with payment, to ensure your requests will be ordered on Monday, March 23rd. Please use an envelope

provided at the entrances to the sanctuary. The flowers left at church should be picked up Monday, April 6th, between 8a–

12p.

DEADLINE: March 22, 2015

COST: $9.00 each for Lilies (6-8 blooms)

$8.00 each for 6” Mini-Daffodils

$8.00 each for 6” Tulips (6 blooms)

$8.00 each for 6” Daffodils

Please place your order and payment in an envelope. Make any checks payable to St. Paul’s

UCC. You may place it in the offering plate, give to Laraine Wuchter or the church office.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quantity:

________Lilies x $9 =_____________

________Mini Daffodils x $8 =_____________

________Daffodils x $8 =_____________

________Pink Tulips x $8 =_____________

________Yellow Tulips x $8 =_____________

________Red Tulips x $8 =_____________

________White Tulips x $8 =_____________

TOTAL:______________

Placed By: In Memory of / honor of (indicate)

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NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION

U.S. Postage PAID

Kutztown, PA Permit No. 30

ST. PAUL’S UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST 47 South Whiteoak Street

Kutztown, PA 19530-1621

Address Service Requested

Sent With A Prayer To:

MARK YOUR CALENDARS APRIL

April 2nd

Maundy Thursday—7:30 PM

April 5th

Easter Communion

April 10th

Game Night—6 to 10

April 19th

Fellowship hour after worship

April 22nd

Experiencing GOD –6:45 PM

April 29th

Community Dinner 5-6 PM

MARK YOUR CALENDARS MARCH

March 1st

Women’s Appreciation Dinner

March 8th

Daylight Saving Time –Spring Ahead

March 4th, 11th, 18th and 25th

Lenten Dinner & Devotions

March 13th

Game Night 6 –10 PM

March 28th

Movie Night 5:00 PM

March 29th

Palm Sunday