CHURCH AT THE CENTER January 2015

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH “CENTER CHURCH”

United Church of Christ One Church Street

South Hadley, Massachusetts 01075 (413) 532-2262

Our faith is 2000 years old, email: centerchurch@verizon.net

but our thinking is not. website: centerchurchsouthhadley.org

Welcome to Center Church where we roll up our sleeves to deepen our faith, extend

God’s abundant love and justice, and where laughter and tears are sacred.

“A New Year’s resolution is something that goes in one year and out the other.” Or if you didn’t agree with that, “Every year I make a resolution to change myself …..this year I am making a resolution to be myself!” May we resolve to be ourselves as we enter into 2015.

How do we resolve to be ourselves as Center Church? We will have a two - year opportunity to pursue this endeavor. The MA Conference of the UCC has selected us to be one of four churches to enter into a “Next Level” program through the Center for Progressive Renewal. The Council has had some in depth conversation around this and voted to agree to this opportunity.

What does it mean? We will be coached by professional consultants to explore how we worship and teach, do evangelism and outreach, how we welcome and provide pastoral care, and how can we fund our ministry. They selected us because we have maintained our ministry over the last ten years, been involved with the UCC five for five mission efforts, and our leadership in the community and conference is respected.

Again, what does this mean? We will know more in another month or so, but there will be more small groups forming for discussions and participation in the shared ministry. Basically, the MA Conference is saying the Spirit is alive at Center Church, however, how can we move to the next level of ministry.

All this said, tomorrow I am working on being myself as I follow Jesus. Many Blessings, Lori

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     Rev. Souder will be away   December 26‐ January 5.          The Rev. Loraine Giles will preach on January 4th. 

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Coffee, Tea and Theology There is NO Coffee, Tea and Theology  

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Thank you, Activities Team, for being such wonderful hosts for the coffee hours in December!

During January, the Outreach Team will be our hosts. This team is responsible for programs that promote human welfare and justice, seek peace, and build community. It exercises this responsibility through

research, education and activities that engage the church with its neighbors in surrounding communities and around the world. It raises money and allocates budgeted funds for mission disbursement. It administers the Peterson Fund awards, which are given for educational purposes (taken from the revised Constitution).

Present members of the Outreach Team are: Del Borah, John Hoffman, Bob Judge, Sue Narey, Stephanie Strand and Eric Tipton.

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The Annual Meeting of the First Congregational Church of South Hadley Massachusetts,

aka Center Church, will be held on February 1st 2015 at approximately 11:30 AM.

An after worship, soup and sandwich luncheon will precede the meeting. Please plan to attend.

The 2014 Budget Report and the 2015 proposed Budget will be available January 18th.

Center Church Children’s Christian Education January 2015

Happy New Year! Looking back to reflect on our blessings:

September - The Light of the world

October – Sharing God’s love, light and blessings with others

November- Good Samaritans loving our neighbors as Jesus taught us

December - O come, O come Emanuel

Looking ahead:

In January Promised Landers will be looking at the theme of God's infinite love for each and every one of us as we explore the parable of The Prodigal Son (Luke 15: 11-32). How are we like the son who misuses his inheritance but repents, with a humble heart? How can we follow the father's example, offering more than is asked for when others wrong us but request our forgiveness and compassion? What can we learn from the resentful older brother, who is technically always faithful to his father, but who closes his heart to those who stray?

Our lesson will spill over into coffee hour...when we make pig slops vs. celebration fruit salad! (Which would you like to have for a treat?)

In anticipation of Lent, we will also begin learning a sacred song, Adoramuste, Christe, which we hope to perform during the next intergenerational worship Sunday.

Dates to remember:

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Thank you to everyone who donated to the lunches for Cathedral in the Night in Northampton! 50 bag lunches were delivered on Christmas Eve to be distributed to homeless people.

you to everyone who donated to the lunches for Cathedral in the Night in Northampton! 50 bag lunches were delivered on Christmas Eve to be distributed to homeless people.

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Youth Group Youth Group

Hi Everyone! The Middle School Youth Group has had a great couple months together to close out 2014! From our baked potato sales (for which we owe many a rousing “thank you!” for helping to make it such a success!) to our holiday celebrations, and all the way back to the great work our kids did last school year – we had a great year! We look forward to 2015 and hope many of you can join us! We will continue meeting every other Friday night from 6:00-8:00pm in the Church – and will hopefully have the opportunity to get involved in some great projects!

If you are interested in joining, feel free to talk to me on Sunday mornings, contact me at ssexton@umass.edu

Hi Everyone! The Middle School Youth Group has had a great couple months together to close out 2014! From our baked potato sales (for which we owe many a rousing “thank you!” for helping to make it such a success!) to our holiday celebrations, and all the way back to the great work our kids did last school year – we had a great year! We look forward to 2015 and hope many of you can join us! We will continue meeting every other Friday night from 6:00-8:00pm in the Church – and will hopefully have the opportunity to get involved in some great projects!

If you are interested in joining, feel free to talk to me on Sunday mornings, contact me at ssexton@umass.edu, or drop by our meetings! Warm Winter Wishes to all! -Samantha

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Tell Me the Stories – January 2015

Lift Up Your Heads, Ye Mighty Gates (PH 114, NCH 117) started us off on the first Sunday of Advent. The two versions’ wording is pretty similar. This hymn is attributed to George Weissel but was later translated by Catherine Winkworth. Weissel, born in 1590, was considered “one of the most important of the earlier Prussian hymn writers.” He first studied at the Univ. of Konisigsberg but also studied at six other German universities as well. Weissel wrote some twenty hymns but only this one still stands. At one point, he was actually rector of the school at Friedland and at another until his death, he was pastor of Altrossgart Church. Catherine, born much later in 1827, was an Englishwoman who was considered to be the best translator of German hymnody. She published two series of these translations, the first was published into 23 editions, and the second into 12 editions. She translated a number of hymns we still sing today. Among her other accomplishments, she was the secretary of the Association for the Promotion of Higher Education for Women in 1870. Catherine also wrote a biography of German hymnwriters. The hymn tune “Truro” is listed as an anonymous one. It was first published in 1789, along with other three-part psalm and hymn tunes in Psalmodia Evangelica, with text written by Isaac Watts. The tune refers to a town in Cromwell, England. Its actual composer has never been identified. This hymnal was meant for churches which had broken with the Church of England in the UK.

There’s a Voice in the Wilderness (NCH 120) was written by James Milligan in 1925 as a celebration of the merger of Canadian Congregational, Methodist and Presbyterian churches to form the United Church of Canada. He was born and received his education in England where he also worked in the building trades. Moving to Canada in 1911 where he served as a lay pastor in the Methodist Church, he was also a journalist, poet and hymnwriter. The hymn tune “Ascension” was composed by Henry Bancroft in 1938. It first showed up in the 1974 UCC Hymnal. Bancroft was also born in England but moved to Canada at age 25 where he was an organist and choir director for several Anglican churches. He received a special doctorate “recognizing his musical contributions to the Anglican community” in 1977.

Cindy Morrell, Associate in Music

Resources used: The New Century Hymnal Companion, ed. Kristin Forman (1998); Robert G. McCutchan ‘s Our Hymnody (1937); Handbook to the Church Hymnary, ed. James Moffatt (1927); and Ronald W. Thomson’s Who’s Who of Hymn Writers (1967).

News from the Trustees for January 2015

Budget for income and expense should be about 90%. Both are within this realm. Have been able to recover some of “lost” donations by other means. Grateful for teams and staff whose budget lines will come in under budget. Stay tuned for final year end reporting at the Annual Meeting.

Artist now using room on Education Building’s third floor as we try to find creative ways to add to our income.

We’ve are looking to pursue participation in a program of the MA Conference to help strategize about moving us to the next level as a church, from the Center for Progressive Renewal.

We are working to make both heating the Education Building and the Fellowship Hall kitchen hot water (and 2nd floor restrooms) more efficient. Thanks to Activities Team for their financial assistance. Continuing to work on other heating issues as well.

Snowplowing will be done by Bombard, our mowing contractor.

Cindy Morrell, secretary

NOTES FROM December’s CHURCH COUNCIL At the December council meeting Lori, pastor, and Brian, moderator, presented a Massachusetts UCC conference sponsored project that our church has been invited to participate in.This program,administered by the Center for Progressive Renewal, is entitled “Progressive Renewal; Next Level Renewal Project”. We are one of four churches in the Massachusetts conference chosen to take part in the inaugural evaluation of it. A thorough discussion ensued. At a special meeting of the council on December 14thit was voted to participate in this project. Members of the congregation will be hearing more about this opportunity in the near future.

Counc ies for the following: il members voted to spend undesignated memoria$240.00 toward the cost of the oil  Advent Cand

‐ $500.00 for the Progressive Renewal program 

l fund mon‐ les’  base 

CHURCH IN TRANSITION

New Members- December 16th Deaths- December 2nd Lynne Bertram Richard C. Read Robert Bertram Gail Laprade

JOIN US! There will be a RESCHEDULED meeting on Tuesday January 6th at 7pm in the Chapel. Rev Jonathan New, from the MA UCC Conference will help us address two issues and then may return if we so choose. Soon the Building Task Force will be sharing their report. Jonathan has assisted other churches in discerning their ministry within an older church building. He has experience with seeking alternative revenue streams and determining whether the building is too costly for us. We will also discuss where God is calling us to be in the world? Our visioning, too, has taken a sabbatical and needs to be addressed! Do join us. Jonathan asked for a breadth of folks representing the ministry at Center Church.

Getting to know you – Barbara Hatch and Gail Laprade January 2015

There are two very good friends who sit together every Sunday in church, always in the same area along with Grace Hooton. They figure they’ve known each other about 30 years or more. Barbara Hatch was born and raised in South Hadley. She attended South Hadley schools but went to high school in West Springfield. She worked for 16 years at the Springfield Day Nursery and then took care of her parents in their later years. Barbara’s mother worked for 24 years at WTGrant Co. in Holyoke and her dad was a carpenter at Mount Holyoke for the same amount of time. Barbara has two older sisters – Carol

who lives in Portland OR and Elizabeth who lives in Westfield. She is an aunt to three nephews and the great aunt to five nieces and a nephew. Barbara has always been a part of the Falls UCC Church and says she officially joined the church sometime in the 70s. She served on the Board of Deacons and was a member of the Women’s Group. She also spends time helping out at the Senior Center. She likes to cook and watch TV. Barbara joined Center Church in fall 2013. Gail Laprade recently joined Center Church. She, too, was born and grew up in South Hadley. She attended Old Carew School in the Falls area and then attended Holyoke Trade School. She spent 36 years working at Mount Holyoke, first in the kitchen but then in housekeeping and was responsible for one of the residence halls (Wilder) later on. Gail has one brother who works at Westover. She said her family lived on one street in South Hadley but they moved to another when her uncle’s home became available, and it is very close to Barbara’s. She grew up with her family at the United Methodist Church, but when their steeple/roof fractured and they were forced to move, she followed church members down the street to the Falls Church where they began worshipping. She got to know the folks at the Falls Church and when it closed she began coming to Center Church with Barbara and Grace. Gail is also active at the Senior Center. She enjoys doing crossword puzzles, watching TV and is very interested in the weather. At Center Church, Gail likes to sing hymns and enjoys listening to Lori’s sermons. Both friends really enjoy Fellowship hour after church! Cindy Morrell

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RESCHEDULED FROM DECEMBER

Tuesday Club……Zumba anyone???

The Tuesday Club is inviting all women to an introduction to Zumba on Tuesday, January 27th at 7:00pm. We will meet in Fellowship Hall where Alison Tripp (Karen Anderson’s niece), certified Zumba instructor, will get our grove going for a fun and light workout evening. Even if you just want to see what Zumba is all about but are not ready for all the moves, JOIN US! Light refreshments will be served. Questions? Call Karen Anderson 536-0005.

WHY WORSHIP AT CENTER CHURCH

Recently I came across some older material that I had put aside for a “rainy day.” In the folder, I had “squirreled” away some information that I had collected. The material was about religion. While in college, I was fortunate to have Professors/Reverends Bob Berkey and J Fiegenbaum (deceased members of our congregation) for New Testament and World religion through the Five-College program. I first met Rev. Lori Souder while she visited Center Church for her pastoral search committee interview. During our tour, we took her to see the beautiful sanctuary and she quietly turned to me and simply asked why I worship at Center Church. This came up again last week at a choir get-together.

Religion and worship is an integral part of life here at Center Church. We express our belief in God through worship. It’s “going to church, singing hymns and learning to pray!” Many

unanswered questions -- such as “Why do I exist? Is there immortality? What is right and wrong? Why do things happen the way they do? -- are broached through sermons and Sunday school.

Worshipping at Center Church has brought the world to us. We have become aware of other religions and cultures through a variety of activities. This is important to us as we are a part of all cultures and of all histories. We can appreciate and understand our differences and observe similarities between us. Through worship, we strengthen our beliefs alongside one another and have meaningful exchanges of ideas which help to make us “one body.” We come to realize that what we revere in worship helps us to know that what we believe is greater than human beings! During worship, the words of the Bible are read to us and interpreted. We learn the power of love, charity, forgiveness and that justice is more important than “ritual.”

So worshipping here at Center Church gives us a sense of purpose to our history and the pain and progress which has enabled us to survive for 282 years in South Hadley! We have learned through the teaching of Jesus that we need to love and forgive each other and that the grace that’s been taught to us can be accessed by faith. Attaining these teachings is not necessarily a result of ritual and rules, but of how we channel our thoughts and desires. Where else can we achieve these simple edicts? Why - right here in our own beautiful sanctuary as we worship with one another! David Morrell, Center Church historian ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

The Annual Meeting

of the First Congregational Church

of South Hadley Massachusetts,

aka Center Church, will be held on February 1st 2014 at approximately 11:30 AM. An after worship, soup and

sandwich luncheon will precede the meeting. Please plan to attend.

The 2014 Budget Report and the 2015 proposed Budget will be

available January 18th.

Please plan to submit any article or notice for the next Church at the Center by the deadline date of January 14th.

This is a busy month in the office! Your cooperation is greatly appreciated!

Thanks !!!!!!!!!! On the first Sunday of each month, please bring any of the following items to worship:

Canned vegetables Canned fruits Cereals Soups

Dried Pastas Rice Canned beans Tuna Fish

Peanut Butter Jam/Jelly Tea Coffee Sugar Drink mixes

Tomato sauce/paste Spaghetti sauce Meals in a can

The monthly offering is used for direct appeals to Center Church

and for donation to local food pantries.

Our gifts are extended to the hungry and the poor - those who need them most! Food offerings may be left inside the Church Street entrance at other times.

Thank you for your compassionate response!

THE MINISTRY AT CENTER CHURCH

Ministers: All Church Members Senior Minister: Rev. Lori J. Souder Minister Emeritus: Rev. Charles P. Blakney

Christian Education Program Music Program Children: Helen Gage Organist: Larry Schipull Youth: Jenna Park and Samantha Sexton Choir Director: Cheryl Cobb Adult: Richard Howe, Team Chair Associate in Music: Cynthia Morrell

Office Administrator: Cynthia H. Jubinville Sexton: Gayle S. Kenneson

03  Susan Lovelace 

  Florence Cataw 

04  Thia Jubinville 

06  Anita Sarro 

09  Rich Buckley 

  Randy Purinton 

14  Nancy Bozek 

15  Madeleine Burke 

           David White 

  Ann Williams   

17  Jean Lacoste 

25  Rookie Tipton 

In case of snow……….

It has been our tradition to try and hold Sunday morning services ….even in inclement weather. That will continue to be the procedure. In the event that we are open, your safety is our prime concern and we ask that each of you use your good judgment as to whether to attend the morning worship service. Feel NO GUILT at staying home during a storm!!

At any other time when a church related activity needs to be cancelled, it will be up to the chair of that activity to notify members. If it is an all-church activity such as a potluck, the chair of the committee is asked to consult with the Senior Minister

2015

01 Thursday Church Office Closed New Year’s Day 02 Friday Church Office Closed NA 7:30 pm Rev. Souder

is away thru January 5th.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 04 Sunday Worship with Communion 10 am 05 Monday Osteoexercise 6pm 06 Tuesday Church Council 7 pm - Rescheduled meeting with Jonathan New 07 Wednesday Girl Scouts 5:30pm Chorale 7pm 08 Thursday AA 1:30 pm Choir Rehearsal 7 pm 09 Friday Girl Scouts 4:30 pm Sr. Youth Group 7pm NA 7:30 pm

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 11 Sunday Worship 10sm 12 Monday Osteoexercise 6pm Outreach Team 7pm 13 Tuesday Trustees 7 pm Adult Ed Team 7pm 14 Wednesday Chorale 7pm Team Annual Reports Due!! 15 Thursday C@C Articles Due AA 1:30 pm

Choir Rehearsal 7 pm 16 Friday Girl Scouts 4:30 pm Middle School Youth Group 7pm NA 7:30 pm 17 Saturday Food for Friends 8am

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 18 Sunday Worship 10 am Deacons following worship 19 Monday Office Closed MLK Day Osteoexercise 6pm 20 Tuesday Pep Group 11:30am Meditation 6:30 pm 21 Wednesday Wingate Service 2:30 pm Chorale 7pm 22 Thursday AA 1:30 pm Choir Rehearsal 7 pm 23 Friday Sr. Youth Group 7pm NA 7:30 pm

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 25 Sunday Worship 10 am 26 Monday Osteoexercise 6pm 27 Tuesday Tuesday Club – Zumba nite 7pm 28 Wednesday Chorale 7pm 29 Thursday AA 1:30 pm Choir Rehearsal 7 pm 30 Friday Girl Scouts 4:30 pm Middle School Youth Group 7pm NA 7:30 pm

@NNU@L MEETING SUND@Y FEBRU@RY 1ST FOLLOWING WORSHIP

Christmas poinsettias on the chancel today

are given in honor of the following special people:

Karen Anderson for her chairmanship of the Advent Fair

Bobbie Ayers for her leadership of the Osteo-exercise Group

Al Duffy for his carpentry/painting skills here at church and at member’s homes

In celebration of her growing special family by Ruby Carver

Olivia, Grace, Ben, Caleb and Emily and their parents by Corinne and Eliot Chartrand

In recognition of Corinne and Eliot’s 50th wedding anniversary

Their family and friends, past and present by Jean and Bob Hazen

Chloe Rachel, Lucy Kaelyn and Cora Jeanne Hough

by their grandparents Cindy and David Morrell

Their families by Charlotte and Allan Patriquin

Grandma Hamilton by Chloe and Aaron Sabbs

Their five great-grandchildren by Ruth and Mike Thornton

Christmas poinsettias on the chancel today are given in loving memory of the following special people:

Carl E. Abbey by Robin Abbey Murphy

Carl E. Abbey, Jr. by Robin Abbey Murphy

Richard Anderson by Estelle and Karen Anderson

Their parents Helen and Howard Ayers, by Barbara Ayers and Nancy Lutes

Janet Bresee by Barbara (Bobbie) Ayers and family

Bill Baston and her parents by Carolyn Baston

Parents and friends by Bob and Lynne Bertram

Ralph Blank by Barbara Blank

Max and Margaret Bock by Joy and Warren Bock

Richard, Phebe and Helen Dickinson by Joy and Warren Bock

Bob Hubbard by the Bozek family

Earl Carpenter from Fran Carpenter and family

Her parents, Helen & William Flood and her brothers Gordon and Lloyd Flood by Ruby Carver

Their parents, Lorraine & Peter Bliss and Lucy & Joseph Chartrand by Corinne and Eliot Chartrand

Marian and Virgil Hussey by Cheryl Hussey Cobb

Liliana Marie Cordes by her parents Suzanne and Wayne Cordes

Liliana Marie Cordes by her sisters Olivia and Izzy Cordes

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Crossland by their family

James by the Farnsworth family

Lawrence A. Graham by Nancy, Barry, John and Sam

Larry Graham from his 6 great grandchildren – Eliza, Davis, Jack, Ava, Liam and Lily Simpson

George and Evelyn Edge by Nancy and Shawn Hall and Evelyn Simpson

Charlie Hamilton by Lou Hamilton

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hatch by Barbara Hatch

Her parents Lydabelle and Harry Clark by Jane and Tom Hazen

John N. and Marie W . Hazen by Tom and Jane Hazen

Charles F. Heaphy by his wife and family

Donn Worth and Kathy Follo by John and Kate Hoffman

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hooton by Donald and Grace Hooton

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reyer Jr. by Donald and Grace Hooton

Kevin Huebner by Kim, Abby and Zoe

Pearl Murdza by Kim Abby and Zoe

George Halkyard by Eileen Halkyard, Thia, Kate and Laura Jubinville

June Jubinville by Kate and Laura Jubinville

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Laprade by Gail Laprade

Elsie Smalley Lehmann by Bryarly

Ralph C. Lutes by his wife, Nancy and family

Joe Mytkowicz by Fran Mytkowicz

Her husband Gordon by Janice C. Nelson

Her husband Frank by Betty Odell

Her daughter Susan by Betty Odell

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Orsini by Emily and Chris Orsini

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bangs by Emily and Chris Orsini

Stanley M. Prouty by B J and Leslie Prouty

Janice Huey Robertson by the Robertson family

Their Grandparents, Charles Hamilton and Frederick & Mary Sabbs by Aaron and Chloe Sabbs

Their parents by Anita Sarro and Randy Purinton

Mr. Navinchandra Shroff by Dr. and Mrs. Hitesh Shroff and family

Arvo, Elizabeth and Joanne Solander by Nancy Miller and Sarah Camp

Richard Souder and Lewis Daniels by the Daniels and Souder family

Her parents, Ernest & Donna (Burnett) Stache and her brother Richard by Janet Stache

Fred Strong by the Strong family

Ruth and Herman Bock by the Strong family

Douglas Teece by Jennette and Eric Teece

Yvonne Theroux by Donna Theroux and Meg Haber

Raymond Theroux by Donna Theroux and Meg Haber

Max Elliott by Donna Theroux and Meghan Haber

Helen and Babe Thornton by Ruth and Mike Thornton

Ruth and Raymond Hennequin by Ruth and Mike Thornton

Her parents, John and Dorothy Orlowski by Joyce and James Tomlinson

Their parents , Ed & Margaret Towne and Ruth & Harold Leland by Nancy and Chet Towne

Jan Bresee, Sarah Chrismer, Esther Lennon and Sallie Pitt by The Tuesday Morning Women’s Marking group

Helen and Peter Tuttle by Elizabeth (Tuttle) Claver and Randy Tuttle

George and Elaine Waller by Terry and Tom Waller

Thomas and Eleanor Egan by Terry and Tom Waller

Thomas Egan Jr. and Diane Waller by Terry and Tom Waller

Richard Williams by Ann and Wendy Williams