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The ST. Paul’S
Newsletter
Seeking to Know, Grow In, and Show the Ways of Jesus.
September 2012 (636) 433-2482
[email protected] www.stpaulsuccmo.org
Saint Paul’s United Church of Christ, 103 South Second Street, Marthasville, MO 63357
Hospitality Wins! By Pastor George
If you follow the “Our Daily Bread” devotional, the following will look familiar (from 7/15/12 entry):
In Outlive Your Life, Max Lucado writes: “Hospitality opens the door to uncommon community. It’s no accident that hospitality and hospital come from the same Latin word, for they both lead to the same result: healing. When you open your door to someone, you are sending this message: ‘You matter to me and to God.’ You may think you are saying, ‘Come over for a visit.’ But what your guest hears is, ‘I’m worth the effort.’” This is what the apostle Paul must have heard and felt when Aquila and Priscilla opened the doors of their home to him. When he arrived in Corinth, he was proba-bly exhausted from his journey from Athens. He may also have been discouraged because of his seemingly unsuccessful ministry there (Acts 17:16-34). He later wrote, “I was with you in weakness, in fear, and in much trembling” (1 Cor. 2:3). Aq-uila and Priscilla probably met Paul in the marketplace of Corinth and opened their home to him. They provided a spiritual oasis through Christian hospitality. As followers of Jesus, we are called to be hospitable, to be a “hospital” that helps those who are going through life’s storms and need restoration. We can be used by the Lord because He has provided for us.
Christian hospitality is an open heart and an open home.
St. Paul’s Annual Chicken Dinner Fund Raiser September 16th
Please mark your calendar to attend and invite your family and friends. There will be plenty of opportunities to help make the dinner successful. Please sign up early to pick a spot that you can work. If everyone helps a little, the workload will be light. We are again going to be asking for fresh baked pies and cakes for the dinner. Everyone looks forward to the homemade desserts. There will be a Country Store of baked items, crafts, etc. Any donations can be dropped off that morning. Any questions or com-ments please contact Brenda Garris. Home – 636-433-5835 Cell – 636-359-4147 or...Email: [email protected]
I would like to express in advance, my appreciation for all who help make this dinner a success.
RALLY DAY Sunday, Sept. 9th
This is the day we rally into the fall
schedule of Sunday School classes. It will begin with a
celebration during the 10:30am
worship service along with recogni-
tion of teachers and this year's Cross Training (confirmation)
class. Be sure to Register today - forms are in the
Lobby.
CONTENTS
Financial Update ....................................... 2 Altar Flowers ............................................ 2 Prayer Requests ........................................ 3 Directory Updates .................................... 3 Youth Ministry .......................................... 4 Children’s Ministry ................................... 5 Adult Fellowship ....................................... 5 Upcoming Events ...................................... 6 September Calendar ................................. 7 Those Serving ........................................... 8
FALL CONGREGATIONAL MEETING SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 10:00-10:25 A.M.
Financial Reports are now also posted outside the church office.
Brief Recap:
GENERAL FUND
Checking Acct Bal. (6/30/12) $ 7,715.16 Deposits $ 15,919.11 $ 23,634.27 Expenses $(15,936.49) Balance On Hand (7/31/12) $ 7,697.78
Altar Flowers
July 1: in honor of Hannah Evan’s birthday by Kim and Frank Evans. Extra arrangement given in memory of Leroy Eichmey-er whose birthdate was July 4 by Charles Eichmeyer and Karen Dohrer.
July 8: in honor of Charlie Eichmeyer’s birthday on July 11 by Charles, Danielle Carissa and Grandma Eichmeyer
July 15: in honor of Marigene Kersten’s birthday by Chris & Shanna Engelage and family and in honor of Arden & Cathy Engelage’s 37th anniversary by their kids and grandkids
July 22: in honor of Dan & Patty Thornton’s 26th anniversary on 7-23, by Lulu Hasenjaeger. Extra arrangement in memory of Art Logan by Billie Logan
July 29: by the congregation to the glory of God
August 5: In honor of Frank Evans birthday by Kim and Frank Evans
August 12: In honor of Marilyn Erisman’s birthday by Dennis & Billie Kramme and family
August 19: In honor of Raena Carver’s birthday by Mom Krista Carver
August 26: In honor of Allan & Nita Hasenjaeger’s 6th anniver-sary today, by Lulu Hasenjaeger
Volunteer Needed @ Emmaus Homes: Someone needed on Fridays from 8am till 10am to go with an Emmaus staff person to Schnucks in Washington to pick up van load of bread and produce donations and to bring back to Em-maus kitchen. Takes about 2 hours. Minor lifting of small boxes needed. Please call Dennis at 636-299-1983 or [email protected] if you would like to help out.
Saint Paul’s Staff George Dohm .................................................. Pastor
(636-667-0449 cell, [email protected])
Sally Rohe ..................................................... Organist Karen Nye ............................................ Youth Director
(636-734-2815 cell, [email protected])
Susan Miesner ........................................... Secretary ([email protected])
Tony & Sally Rohe .................................... Custodians Amanda Griesheimer ..... Volunteer Newsletter Editor
2012 Church Council Cherie Monzyk ............................................ President Aaron Griesheimer ................ Vice-President, PRC Rep. Jim Buescher ................................. Buildings & Grounds Curt Rohe .................................... Website Administrator Angie Hilbert ................................... Recording Secretary Lafe Schweissguth .......................... Christian Education Wilma Zeh ........................................ Financial Secretary Brad Kazmaier ............................... Buildings & Grounds Karla Aholt ....................................................... Treasurer
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**Mark Your Calendars for the Fall Congregational Meeting, Sunday, October 28, 10-10:25am. This brief meeting is for the purpose of electing Church Council and Cemetery Board Members. **Are you interested in serving on the Church Council or the Cemetery Board? Contact Cherie Monzyk, Council President, or another council member for more information by September 15 if interested.
Worship Ministry - share your gifts of music! As fall begins and we regroup and reorganize our lives, we invite you to see if the Lord is nudging you to join in the ministry of worship.
If you are interested in playing an instrument or singing with the worship team, see Billie Kramme.
(We especially need men!)
If you are 8-12 years of age and are interested in singing with the Junior Worship team, see Cathy Engelage.
If you would like to sing with the choir, see Debbie Garbs.
Extra Step for September FamilyLIFE Missionaries, Nathan & Jennifer Walker
Nathan and Jennifer arrived in Benton, Arkansas on July 17, moving into their home. Nathan will be using his gifts and skills in working with FamilyLIFE’s Internet/IT department, address-ing the need for FamilyLife to be using new technology in order to learn the needs of families today; and then use various forms of technology to help reach families more effectively all around the world. Nathan’s technical skills will be utilized to use/adapt new technology to help make FamilyLife’s resources and outreaches more impactful and effective. Jennifer and Nathan can be reached at www.njwalker.com. Their new address: 3509 Crepe Myrtle Cove, Benton, AR 72015 This month’s extra step offerings go to support their ministry through FamilyLIFE. Be sure to mark “FamilyLIFE” in the memo, or on the envelope, of your offering.
REMEMBER IN PRAYER Pray For: Eleanor Lutz - sciatic nerve pain; Nathan and Jennifer Walker (moved to the Fami-lyLIFE ministry center in Arkansas) as they transition with their children, Lucas and Allison, and begin a new phase of God’s mission for their lives; Dale Satory-battling serious infection, pray for him, his wife Jackie and kids: Nick, Angie and Chris; Gail Morris-battling Crohn’s dis-ease; John Spires-Parkinson’s; Jerome Bunge-battling Parkinson’s and limited mobility (for Walean as she cares for Jerome).
Those Recovering from Recent Hospitalizations/Surgeries/Illness: Earl Eichmeyer, Brenda Roloff, Sharon Fischer, Celeste Schriefer, Nancy Hilgedick, Dee Schuster, Andrew Dickinson, Lindsey Clements, Jimmy King, Sherry Conway, Angie Koch.
Those battling cancer: Kathy Scholz, Dana Picker, Greg Bira, Robynn Greer, Jim DeLarge, Barb Ebker, Jean Stevens, Bob Heady, Susan Day, Roger Gusewelle, Trevor Joerling, Virginia Bierbaum, Tammy Haxton, Carole Sincox, Nancy Monzyk, Danielle Gratza (29 yrs), Leonard Lutz, Charlie Frankenberg, Lisa Wilke, Debbie Walde, Juanita Deeker, Janet Nadler, Dale Krampe, Tim Palitzsch, Gene Bollinger, Shawn Grimes, Eric Franklin.
Recent Births: Alexander James Bollinger, 7 lbs 13 oz, 20 ½”, born July 2, 2012, to par-ents Ted (Paul III) and Kristen Bollinger, grandparents: Paul Bollinger & Mary Hulsey;
Recent Deaths: Rosalie Parsons (memorial service @ St. Paul's, 9/15,11am ), Omer Hickerson (Amanda Schweissguth's grandfather); Mary Hackmann Dierkes; Jane Bratton, Jim Smith (Cindy Berg’s father).
Those serving in the Military: Devon Martin, Caleb & Sarah Murphy, Tim Thornton, Chris Noeth, Erin Francis, Sam Hellebusch, Keith Theissen, Andrew Hunewill, Chris Boehlein & oth-ers seeking to faithfully serve God & Country!
Pray for members in nursing homes or who are otherwise limited due to mobility/illness.
Nathan & Jennifer Walker 3509 Crepe Myrtle Cove Benton, AR 72015
Nick & Jennifer Kleekamp P O Box 1554 Washington, MO 63090 314-703-1999
Rick & Julie Frankenberg 417 Michelle Dr Washington, MO 63090 636-239-5302
John & Laura Frankenberg 1524 E 5th St Washington, MO 63090 314-503-2233
Alex & Carol Graham 5745 Oak Hills Dr Washington, MO 63090
Tim & Becki Skaggs, Alisha, Allison 1517 E 6th St Washington, MO 63090 636-239-2414
Amanda Skaggs/ Mike Westhoelter 612 S Washington Ave Union, MO 63084
Denny & Vickie Price 35 Partridge Ln Washington, MO 63090 636-390-9838 Sally Ploof, Emily Keene P O Box 119 Dutzow, MO 63342 636-433-5758
Karen Hinnah 201 Tuque Creek Rd Marthasville, MO 63357 636-433-2398
Harvey & Dolores Cramer 231 Carriage Ct Washington, MO 63090 636-239-6991
Bob & Maggie Barron #13 Autumn Meadow Ct Washington, Mo 63090 636-390-0053 Bill & Debbie Briggs 20699 Lancashire Lake Dr Marthasville, MO 63357
Alex & Carol Graham 636-239-5571
Dee Schuster 636-388-1054
Prayer Ministry News: 30 Days of Prayer!
September 9th - October 9th Mark your calendars to partici-pate in 30 Days of Prayer for our students! This will replace “Prayer that Binds Generations” which we did the past 2 years. Instead, we will do a 30 day, inten-sive focus, on our students. After the service on Sept. 9th, you will have the opportunity to draw the name of a student as you leave. This is the young person you will pray for. There many pressures on our youth and chil-dren. We want to pray for their protection, for their success in academics, for Godly relationships, for families as they adjust to the school year. “The earnest, heartfelt, continued prayer of a righteous man makes tremendous power available, dy-namic in its working.” James 5:17 (amp) Monthly Healing Prayer Watch continues— Our next Prayer Fo-cus on Healing will be September 18th 7:00-8:00 PM. Bring your requests for healing as we join together to bring these many needs before God. “…pray for one another, that you may be healed and restored.” James 5: 16 Prayer Ministry continues to meet every Tuesday for prayer. Join us at 6:30 PM in the prayer room.
Don’t forget to update your Church Directory...
Brooklyn Nichole Westhoelter Born: May 15, 2012 Parents: Amanda Skaggs, Mike Westhoelter Godparents: Jessica Rohlfing and Michael Marrocco Grandparents: Tim & Becki Skaggs, Mike and Patty Westhoelter Great Grandparents: Charlie & Betty Frankenberg, Larry & Sandy Skaggs, Agnes Westhoelter, Shirley Goddard-Kohler, Anthony Kohler
Baptized 7-15-2012
Evan Louis Kleekamp Born: April 18, 2012 Parents: Nick & Jennifer Kleekamp Godparents: Aaron and Cara Jones Grandparents: Dennis & Angela Kleekamp and Ron Jones Great Grandparents: Ruth Howard, Hubert Kleekamp
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Youth News — By Karen Nye, Youth Ministry Director
Wow what an energetic start I was given with the youth this summer. I thank you all for the support and prayers in my new ad-venture.
Taco Tuesdays were a blast. We stayed at the Youth House for our Hunger games theme and then headed out for some ad-ventures. Laser tag, GoKarts and wrapped it up with Paintballing. I would like to thank the boys for NOT going easy on me…………
Several youth went on a mission trip with Sharon Seeley & Pastor George June 17- 22 called “Week of Hope”. I had breakfast (3 hours long) with one of the youth who attended and heard so many amazing stories of the Lord’s work while they were there.
Several youth and adults served a one day mission at the Emmaus home on July 19th and what a gift this was to us! We spent the day painting, cutting down trees, cleaning up the creek and then spent the evening with some of the residents playing games, singing and dancing. The memories made were priceless and something that will remain in our hearts forever.
We landed a fundraising opportunity at the Washington Town and Country Fair. St. Paul’s Teen Adventures operated a Taco Stand in the main food court. Although we do not know what we earned yet, we do know our sales nearly doubled from the previous year. Sixty volunteers were needed to make this happen. The Lord provided and made it happen. Thank you to all who helped and dedicated so much of your time.
Summer is ending and a new school year is starting. As the youth start to study and hit the books at school, we also need to encourage them to hit the Book with the Lord. Most of our youth are involved with some type of school activity-band, orches-tra, sports and cheerleading are just a few. Practice prepares them to perform these activities to their best ability. God’s word and dedicated prayer is also the practice needed to prepare them and help them perform their best in life………….I chal-lenge everyone at our church to ask a youth to tell them what the GOSPEL means. Wherever you see them……..Church, School, Wal-Mart and/or a fast food place. We will call it the GOSPEL Challenge. Email me the name of the youth who is suc-cessful at this. Each Youth Sunday (first Sunday of each month) I will draw a name and the youth will receive a prize. When the youth keep His word in their hearts and in their minds they will be able to conquer our first strategy and checkpoint-
Checkpoint 1-Authentic Faith- True faith is confidence that God is who he says He is……
Proverbs 3:5-6-Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths.
As youth director one of my main objectives is to come up with a Strategy for our youth that will grow them stronger each year in their faith and walk with the Lord so when they graduate and prepare for the next season in their life they have a relationship with the Lord that will go with them. I will have an outline and details of this 7 Checkpoint Strategy in the October Newsletter.
Youth T-Shirt Design Contest All youth (7th -12th grade) are encouraged to submit a T-Shirt Design no later than September 30, 2012. The win-ner will receive $100 and his/her design will be used for our first Youth Shirt. St. Paul’s Teen Adventures will be the name on the shirt repre-senting the youth. The winner will be announced at the 10:30am wor-ship service on Sunday, October 7, 2012.
Passport to Purity is a program that we are looking into offering to our youth as
a mother/daughter and father/son weekend. More details to follow.
ATTENTION YOUTH... Be sure to sign the “Thank You” card in the lobby…
AND... let’s personally deliver this and get a photo. Please contact me if you are available to do this September 3, 2012 after the 1030AM service. Teen Extreme-tickets will
be purchased and distributed on a first come basis. Dates are Dec 27-Dec 29. Youth are halfway through the school year at this point and what a way to spirit-ually refuel and recharge going into the New Year. Check it out http://
www.xtremeconferences.com/winter12/index.html
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And will feed 607 people one bowl of cereal every day for ONE WEEK!
WAY TO GO VBS 2012!!
A Sunday School Teacher(s) is(are) needed to teach(co-teach) either the PreSchool Class or the 3rd
Grade Class. Maybe it’s YOU that The Lord, and our young people, needs. Contact Shannon Dothage (636-359-2217) with questions or more info.
St. Paul’s Christmas Program December 16, 6:30 p.m.
“The Light Before Christmas”
Informational Meeting for Parents and Youth Sunday, October 7, after church
Thanking God for the over 100
Participants, their Parents,
the 56+ Volunteers & the many Do-
nors who made this year's VBS
Incredible!
Super Sunday Coordinator/Team is needed.
This person/team will plan, coordinate & lead activities the 2nd Sunday of each month for Elementary Age Children & their families. Contact Pastor George if interested or for more info.
Creative Hands Fellowship Group
Our next meeting will be Wednes-day, September 12th from 6:30-8:30 p.m. If you have a Fall project start-ed or something that you have made in the past for the Fall season, please bring it along. We love “Show & Tell”. Members have many different individual hob-bies, and we all enjoy visiting with each other while we work. We would love to have to join us.
Adult Social Connection We’re planning …… Hope you’re coming
The September Outing of the Adult Social Connection will be held on
Friday September 14th. Balducci’s is the place for an evening to relax and reconnect with each other. Food – they have a delicious menu with much to choose from. Drink – there is wine for tasting & purchase, beer, soda, water, your choice. We plan to meet there at 6:30 p.m. For those wanting to catch a ride – be at St. Paul’s by 6:00 or let one of us know to wait for you. We prefer to give them a number of people to expect. RSVP your intentions to Diane Freese, Karla Aholt, or Darlene Brewe. We welcome those with a last minute change in plans who want to join in too! FU
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St. Paul’s is hosting the Friday night Chili Dinner September 7, 5-7pm and card party to kick off the Marthasville Fall Festival weekend and needs volunteers to donate chili or desserts, and we would LOVE to have people sign up to work a shift. See Aaron & Amanda Griesheimer for more information.
A history test for you! By the 150th Anniversary Committee
Did you know…
In 1865 it was decided to purchase a bell for $600
In 1865 it was decided to build a parsonage
In 1870 additional cemetery lots were purchased
In 1875 a school house was built
In 1879 additional cemetery ground purchased – 2 acres at $ 65 per acre
In 1881 That the congregation cut and halves 20 cord wood to heat the school, church and parsonage
In 1888 to build a new barn at contract price $101.85
In 1888 it was decided to build a hen house on the parson-age ground
In 1890 a balcony was built
In 1890 it was decided that a rest room for the school and church be built
In 1891 It was decided that 300 bricks be purchased and laid down as a walk from the church door to the street
In 1893 members appointed went to George Kilgan Organ builders – here they offered the lowest price at $350 and a better grade for $400. The congregation took a vote on this matter and they were for buying the $400 instrument 13 votes and for the $350 organ were 7 votes. The company did not consider a trade in of the old organ.
In 1894 It was decided that the old pipe organ, now be given to the Emmaus Home
Did you know that we have a lot of history in our church???
We want to celebrate and share that history with the congre-
gation over the next year. We will be asking for you to share
your history with the church as well! We plan to publish a
book with the history of the church which will be available for
purchase. Please keep checking our website (http://
www.stpaulsuccmo.org) for upcoming events and information
or you can e-mail ([email protected]) for more infor-
mation.
Marthasville’s Fall Festival, Friday, Sept 7-Sunday, Sept. 9
This Year’s Theme is “ Let the Good Times Roll” See Flyers in the Lobby for more info on: 5 K Fun Run, Barrel Train Rides, Bounce House, Ring Toss Game, Face Painting, Cotton Candy, Snow Cones, Popcorn, Pony Rides, Craft Booths, Petting Zoo, Co-ed Sand Volleyball Tourney, Washer Tourna-ments, Fireman’s Games, Field Class Tractor Pull, Classic Car Show, Live Music- Mindspin, Horse Pull & Cowboy Games, Street Parade, Pedal Tractor Pull, Advance Tickets Available @ Local Businesses: $10.00 for Both Days
BRING-A-MEAL Sunday is September 2. As part of our ongo-
ing mission to and with our community, please share non-perishable food items that would make up one meal during the day (Breakfast, lunch or dinner) or various toiletry needs. These items go to the Southern Warren County Food Pantry here in Marthasville, serving those within the 63357 zip code. Thanks for caring and sharing!
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2 Vera Freese Elise Homeyer 3 Nancy Liesmann 5 Rita Bub 6 Blake Riegel 7 Darlene Brewe 8 Lester Rottmann Chris Boehlein 9 Samuel Strubberg Kari Gartner 10 Taylor Steffens 11 Steve Zeh 12 Wayne Brooks 13 Kim Engelage Jennifer Walker Jacob Collier 14 Paige Hall 15 Dustin Howard Maggie Barron
September Birthdays
16 Margaret Hackmann Mariah Wade 17 Ron DeVore Terri Ogle 18 Morgan Smith 19 Glenn Ridder Blaine Bollmann 20 Kayla Niemeyer 22 Chris Wilson 23 Danny Presser Mary Ellen Parsons 24 Paul Bollinger Brooklyn Hunt 25 Alan Scholz 26 Karen Dohrer Sharon Seeley Tristan Zeh 27 Nicholas Rohe Bill Briggs Vickie Price 29 Lucas Walker
September Wedding Anniversaries
10: Jr. & Cindy Berg Bob & Maggie Barron Devon & Amanda Martin 12: Rock & Brenda Roloff Blaine & Lisa Bollmann 14: Marvin & Ellen Engelage 17: Don & Faye Barringhaus—1960 21: Kirk & Joell Engelage 22: John & Heidi Ridder 23: Don & Carrie Deeker 24: John & Kay Buhr 25: Ron & Karen Childs 26: George & Kelly Dohm 30: Jason & Janice Collier
September Anniversaries of Baptism
5: Lafe Schweissguth II
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Permit No. 2
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Lead Usher 9am Jim Buescher Wilma Zeh Angie Hilbert Curt Rohe Curt Rohe 10:30am Lafe S. & Youth Karla Aholt Aaron Griesheimer Brad Kazmaier Jason Collier
Greeters 9am Rich & Barb S.. Ken Painter Jr. & Cindy Berg Curt Rohe Curt Rohe 10:30am Walter H. Collier Family Celeste S. & Ruth D. Kuchem Family Brewe Family
Welcome Center Greeting Team Dusty & Karen Jason & Janice Scott & Sarah Tim & Deb Larry & Darlene Nye Family Collier Family Sullentrup Family Kuchem Family Brewe Family
Acolytes 9am Jim Buescher Wilma Zeh Angie Hilbert Curt Rohe Ken Painter 10:30am Youth James & Josie Aaron Griesheimer Cara & Colleen K. Brewe’s
Readers 9am Mage J. Gail D. Wilma Chris M. Curt R. 10:30am Youth Krista C. Jean W. Cathie S. Darlene B.
Fellowship Hour Wilma Zeh Karen Sida Barb Strubberg Doris Bunge Pat Shacklette
Nursery Leader 10:30am Terri O. John & Mary Amanda S. Cheryl Parsons Cindy Buescher
Those Serving During Worship