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FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF DELAND MARCH, 2014

“To intentionally share Christ’s love and salvation as God Directs.”

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF DELAND MARCH, 2014

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"MY GOD, MY GOD, WHY HAVE YOU FORSAKEN ME?"

(Mark 15:34) What more haunting words could any person speak

than "My God, my God, why have You forsaken me?" How could we endure a moment if our Creator would turn His back and ignore our every plea? Where would we turn for help, comfort, and solace if we could not turn to God?

Sadly, there are many moments in life where it seems God has forsaken us. We cry out to God in the midst of illness, financial struggles, unemployment, family prob-lems, yet nothing changes. We wonder if God has heard us - - or might He have forsaken us too?

This Lenten season we study those dreadful words coming from the lips of God's only-begotten Son, Jesus Christ, as He hangs on the cross. But that was not the first time Jesus uttered those words. A thousand years before He spoke those very words through His great an-cestor, King David. The great psalmist faithfully recorded the words Jesus would utter at his death. Psalm 22 vivid-ly predicts His bitter sufferings, death, and resurrection.

As we begin this Lenten season, let us all reflect on the incredible sacrifice Jesus made for each of us. I en-courage you as well to take time to view a new movie that is to be released at the end of February, “Son of God”. It will be a great way to refocus on the life and death of our Lord.

Pastor Owen

If you missed my report Sunday, please find some encouraging notes below. Sunday, February 23 was our One Year Anniversary, and it has been an amazing and blessed first year. Looking forward to many, many more.

Steady Growth Sunday night average is holding steady throughout the holiday

season. We were averaging 10 in January, but steady in Feb. due to holiday, Tornado Warning & Daytona 500. This doesn't count our average of 5 weekly On-line live

stream viewers, So, total is more like 60. We've increased seating capacity to keep 20% of the room open

seating because it was getting full regularly. Rapidly outgrowing our little nursery, we’re going to be building

and adding in another location in the building. Small groups: 3 have been going for the entire duration of the year

and have run their course. Total participation in all currently active small groups: 70

Maturity We've moved beyond our stage of defining ourselves and have

moved into a nice rhythm of being church together. We've developed a liturgy and involve many participants: pray-

ing, announcing, doing a giving moment, meditation, reading scripture, offering benediction, taking communion every week.

Other than music and preaching, the service belongs to the people, and they're owning it very well.

1 member who has answered a call to ministry has been accept-ed, enrolled, in first semester of seminary. 3 more in search process for seminary - set on their calling. 2 more are in the discernment process regarding whether or

not this is a vocational or lay calling.

Sustainability Had a great first pledge campaign last fall and ended up right

around where we needed to be. Then two major givers were laid off, but are trying to be faithful

with what we have. Part of that is exploring alternative income streams/funding mod-

els that align with our vision. Almost ready to pull the trigger on signing a lease with a thera-

py center for Autism and down syndrome. We will provide them with space to do this much needed

work, this is a non-existent resource for these families in Volusia.

Also creates supplemental income stream for Collective as we move forward. PLEASE KEEP UP THE PRAYERS! Ben Collins

26th Annual CROP WALK

Sunday, March 9 1:45 pm

Dreggors Park

“Ending hunger one step at a Time” - the CROP Hunger Walk, a Church World Service program, is being held on Sunday, March 9. The West Volusia CROP Hunger Walk walkers will meet at Dreggors Park at the corner of Wisconsin and Stone streets at 1:45 p.m. Walk 1/4 mile, 3 miles, or any length in between! The purpose of the walk is to raise funds to feed hungry people, pro-vide safe water, and to bring health and hope to children and families around the world. Up to 25% of the money raised in a CROP Hunger Walk supports hunger-fighting efforts in our com-munity. We need YOU! We need people to walk, and we need people to sponsor our walkers. If you would like to register online, o to www.bropwalkonline.org and out-of-town family and friends can give also.

Saturday, April 12

10:00 am Life Enrichment Center

An all-out family affair

with booths, games, music, crafts, snacks, and activities that center on the fact that God rolled

the rock away.

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Wednesday, March 5Wednesday, March 5Wednesday, March 5 at noonat noonat noon

In the LEC GymIn the LEC GymIn the LEC Gym Join us for lunch at noon and then a special Ash Wednes-day Program. Lunch is $6.00 per person and reservations must be made by noon on Monday, March 3. Call the church office or use the bulletin tear-off to make your reservation. Menu: Beef Stew/Biscuits, Salad, Choco-late Mint Cake. The next LUNCH BUNCH will be Wednesday, April 2.

Ballroom Dancing Is in full swing! 15-20 couples meet in the Well on Thursdays at 7:00 pm. Contact Muriel Chabot at 386-279-7125 for more information.

Line Dancing meets Tuesdays at 9:30 am

in the LEC Gym. Come join us!

Dinner begins at 5:30 pm. Meal options: “Hot Meal” (includes a meat, & sides) or “Salad Bar Meal” (a trip to the salad bar!). Dessert & bever-age included with all meals!

The cost is $4.50 per person with a maximum of $15.00 per family. Reminder: Make your reserva-tions for dinner by Monday at 3:00 pm. They can be made on the tear-off in your worship bulletin or by calling Barbara Stricklin 734-5113 x 221 & leaving a message. Or email her at: bstricklin@fumcdeland.org.

Please make sure to indicate whether you want the “Hot Meal” or the “Salad Bar”.

Christian Education Impact Studies: Adult Study Group led by Pastor Owen:

“Seeing Gray in World of Black and White” by Adam Hamilton.

An Other Study led by Kim and Rusty Grimes: “He Chose the Nails” by Max Lucado.

Youth: Friending-all about Friendships Children: Characters of the Bible

Our March dinner will be Thursday, March 20; dinner at 6:30, program at 7:00. Greg Harford, our Florida Conference Missions Coordinator, will join us and focus on small,

focused mission trips for individuals, couples, or fam-ilies. She will bring a wealth of knowledge and a mountain of compassion to provide us an evening that you will find enjoyable and inspiring. Have you ever considered working at Sager Brown near New Orleans to make disaster kits used by UMCOR? How about helping at an Indian reservation? Or serving at Africa University in Zimbabwe? The Methodist church provides a ton of opportunities. What would you like to do?

Many of us are going on the UMM Caribbean Cruise that was first promoted last year through Phil and Tess Eby. A group of 20 from our church will en-joy fellowship together from March 2-9. Also, hope you will donate and walk for Crop Walk on March 9. This great event is fun and raises much needed funds for food in our community.

To all you golf fans, we are forming a Golf Event Planning Team, and would like to add some more people so we can have a special day of fun later this year while raising money. Please let me know if you would like to

NASHVILLE - HERE WE COME!

Pastor Owen is hosting a trip to Nashville, TN October 13-18, 2014

From the graceful Belle Meade Mansion to the Country Music Hall of Fame. Ya’ll come to Nashville with Pastor Owen in October. You will see the Par-thenon, Country Music Stars, and the ride the Gen-eral Jackson Riverboat along the Cumberland Riv-er. Informational flyers are located in the Hettie Aus-tin Room and in the LEC Hallway. Cost is $733/person based on double occupancy. Make your reservation by returning your completed forms and a $100 deposit before June 1.

March Trip Eisenhower Recreation Center

in The Villages Sunday, March 23

The Eisenhower Recreation Center is full of memorabilia from residents in

the Villages from our many Wars: World War I thru Desert Storm, even some commemorating the Revo-lutionary and Civil Wars. This includes flags, metals, photos, Western Unions, patches, uniforms, medical supplies, rations, etc. The cost of admission is FREE! Dinner will be on your own (TBD). Cost of the trip will be to cover the expenses of the transportation: $5.00/person. Call the church office (734-5113) to sign up; or for more information.

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March Birthdays 1. Jackson McKay, Pat Sias 2. Connor Siegmeister, Debby Jones 3. Nancy Caruthers, Gina Rogers, Ava Siegmeister,

Betty Turner, Melba Elders 4. Pat Wilcox 5. Allan Matthews, Amanda Andrews 6. Ashleigh Giordani, Millie McCain, Julia Blinn 7. Mandy Desomeaux, Joyce Holcomb, Honey Donnelly,

Stephanie Nickle 8. Pat Bernard 9. Imogene Newsham, Michael Raiman, Amanda Beauregard 10. Denise Gilman 11. Jessica Cooley, Jim Rosekelly, Jay Gibson 13. Emily Clifton, William Cochran, Hadley Dunlop 14. Tyler Bruggner, JoAnne Jacobs, Barbara Hill 15. Patsy Maner, Susan Toole, Ralph Wetmore, Patti Barrett 16. Joani Hansen, Thelma Vickers, Jaida Byrd 17. Helen Tyler, Barbara Bailey 18. Xavier Ahmann, Logan Lawrence, Liz Pieper 19. Carl Whiddon, Kenny Hines 20. Hedi Bell, Grayson James, P. J. Johnson, Karen Wiltuck,

Natalia Arico, Caitlin Gray, Jack Fortes, Darren Kennedy, Madilyn French, Christine Collins

21. Rae Clark, Drew Cohen, Randy Doan, Deborah Gamblin, Pauline Doan

22. Bill Humburg 23. Nathan Norton, Michaela Grover 24. Don Hall, Jessica Schultz, Alivia Grant 25. Sarah Aziz, Tawny Brush 26. Chris Jones 27. Audrey Jenkins, Owen Stricklin, Ted Wolfe 28. Amy Fernandez, Megan Gasink 29. Nancy Chiari, Patricia Proctor 30. John Cahill, Davey Sistrunk, Amanda Fields,

Casey Watson, Lois Hostetter 31. Evalynn Bowles, Donald Pieper, Leonard Bridges

March Anniversaries 3. Chad & Zoia Foreman 5. Joey & Laura French 7. Art & Carolyn Dumas 10. Kaitlyn & Jonathan Ballenger 11. Tom & Muriel Banks 12. Herbert & Myna Phippen, Betty & Don Torrey 13. Allen & Barbara Marshall 16. Chet & Judy Niemann 20. Tracy & Aimee Dickerhoff, Bill & Debra Petrocelli,

Kenny & Missy Sauer

22. Greg & Kim Geist 23. Christopher & Laura Hemmerle, Casey & Jan Watson 25. Jim & Nancy Alexander, Liam & Pam Andrews,

Tom & Polly Ford, Wilbur & Brenda Jones, Charles & Ruth Millspaugh

31. Rick & Pam Rintz

IF YOU HAVE A MARCH BIRTHDAY OR ANNIVERSARY AND YOUR NAME IS NOT HERE, CALL THE OFFICE, 734-5113.

Thank You I am so thankful for all of the prayers, cards, & support, and kindness given to me during my recent surgery and the

death of my brother. I am so grateful for your support and love. Sharon Johnson

Many thanks for all your prayers and words of encouragement during my cancer surgery and the last two weeks. Sue and I are so glad to be part of this loving and caring church family.

John Watson

Thank you to my Friends and family at FUMC. Thank you for all the prayers and cards I received during my stay at

the hospital and at Good Samaritan/FL Lutheran after the strokes. I especially appreciate Agnes Smith, Chris Day, Jackie Tharp, Mary Jackson, and the lady who came with

her flowers, Donna Emery, Cathy Vrooman, Donna Brad-dock, and Pastor Bob Hahn for the visits. (If I missed any-one, please forgive!) I am home and am settling into a new routine and doing ok, though not answering the phone or

getting out too much. A special thanks to my circle for making arrangements and all the effort to get me to the

UMW Christmas Lunch. It proves a group can accomplish almost anything!

This church has been most of my life for the past 27 years, and continues to be, if only in spirit and love.

Joan Taylor

Congratulations Nathan and Elizabeth Turnbull on the birth of their son,

Henry Joseph Turnbull, on February 1, 2014. The proud grandparents are Joe & Sue Turnbull

and Dr. & Mrs. Hood.

Kayla Sutton who recently graduated from Boot Camp.

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“Yet you, Lord, are our Father. We are the clay, you are the potter; we are all the work of your hand.”

Isaiah 64:8 March 9th: “Dig Your Own Grave” Philippians 2:12-13 You can “buy” others’ theology, but we are to “work out our salvation”. This is a call to search your own heart and your own beliefs and find God’s Masterpiece within. March 16th: “Down to the Wire” I Corinthians 5:6-8 A potter “pounds the clay” to get it prepared for molding. We must work out of our lives the malice and wickedness. We must become sin-cere and be true to ourselves about our spiritu-al condition. March 23rd: “Claymation” Jeremiah 18:1-6 God molds us into His likeness. ???????Contrast – comfort the uncomfortable. Afflict the com-fortable. This is a call to surrender to the potter. March 30th: “Re-gifting” I Corinthians 12:1-11 We are molded into a purpose. God’s “gifting” us so that we may gift others, thus “re-gifting”. There is purpose to how God molds us. April 6th: “The Masterpiece” Philippians 1:3-6 He who began a good work in you will com-plete it. There is a continued life of formation with God.

Stop Hunger Now has been ful-filling its commitment to end hunger across the globe for 15 years. Established in 1998, Stop Hunger Now coordinates the distribution of food and other life-saving aid to crises-burdened areas around the world. This is accomplished through popular

community-supported meal packaging programs that often are part of corporate responsibility or volunteer service projects.

What distinguishes Stop Hunger Now from other aid/relief organ-izations that also supply food and in-kind aid is the focus on engag-ing volunteers in a hands on activity to produce meals that are used strategically to support development programs, while at the same time fostering the growth of a movement to end hunger by educating those volunteers about the need and giving them an opportunity to take action.

Packaged meals and other aid that Stop Hunger Now provides is distributed by in-country partners that have been selected based on stringent criteria including their ability to clear customs, transport (if necessary), securely store property, and prove accountability through regular communications and reporting.

Meals are designed to provide the greatest nutritional value in the most efficient, shelf-stable package to reverse the effects of malnutrition of children and adults. Stop Hunger Now also provides meals in response to crises relief.

Some Examples of Countries Served and Meals Shipped Belize 712,310 Cambodia 855,360 Columbia 285,120 Dominican Republic 855,360 El Salvador 570,240 Haiti 7,017,192 Honduras 936,144 Kenya 1,720,224 Philippines 1,188,648 Rwanda 285,120 United States 181,224 Zambia 1,419,984

In all, Stop Hunger Now is sending food to 65 countries and to date has packaged 131,303,727 meals. John and Sue Watson found that Jackie’s House in the Dominican Republic had Stop Hun-ger Now meals available for their children when they made their trip this past February.

First United Methodist Church, DeLand and the United Meth-odist Church of DeLeon Springs are currently collecting change to support our effort to package 20,000 meals on Saturday, April 5, 2014, at the Church in DeLeon Springs. Meals cost $0.25 each, and that is the total cost for the supplies used, storage, shipping and distribution. We have passed out cups with the Stop Hunger Now logo to help remind you to collect your change and bring it to church each Sunday and place it in the pig near the door. As of the end of February, we have collected over $417. We still have lots of cups, so if you need one, they are available next to the pig both in the Sanctuary and the LEC. We also want you to mark your calendars to save the date to help us with the packaging event…these are always a lot of fun.

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First United Methodist

Student Ministry

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What a busy month of February! We had all sorts of great things happening throughout the month of February. The youth had a super bowl party on February 2 with over 40 students show-ing up throughout the night to root for their pick to win it all. Unfortunately the Seahawks won. We will have our Rummage Sale fundraiser at the end of February with all the proceeds going to the youth ministry department.

The youth also sponsored and put on the Chili Cook Off fundraiser to help raise money for the FUMC Scholarship fund. We raised over $800 and had a blast doing it! Thanks to all who helped, to all the chefs and to all those that came to eat some great soup and chili. Without them this event wouldn’t be possible. This is the third year in a row that we had a REAL judge to help bring some authenticity to the coveted award of the Golden Ladle and Golden Spoon. Our Judge was Mark Sutton, owner of DeLand Bed & Breakfast; stop in sometime and support him. The judge’s choice for best Chili was Der-rick Wilson and the judge’s choice for best soup was Barbara Stricklin.

Our annual Middle School camping trip is coming up during spring break. The dates of the trip are March 24-27, it is a lot of fun. This trip rotates between 3 different locations: Stone Mountain, GA, Fort Wilderness at Disney, and this year we will be going to the Keys. It will be our third time to the Keys; it’s so beautiful and warm down there. We will be going snorkeling out in the ocean near the reef. We also will spend a day touring Key West and see all there is to offer there. To sign up for the trip, call the office or go on our website to print the permis-sion slip.

United Methodist Women Circles Meet

Monday, March 10

9:30 a.m. Circle Lena Sisco Circle Individual homes Leaders: Lois Fritch (738-4323) Elizabeth Warnock (734-1930)

1:30 p.m. Circle Hettie Austin Circle LEC Parlor Leaders: Marilyn Wise (736-7040) Barbara Honadle (738-3851)

7:00 p.m. Circle Sara Vaser Circle Individual homes Leaders: Diana Bitler (749-2104)

SECOND SUNDAY DIAPER SUNDAY

MARCH 9

Please bring diapers for the Open Hearts Family Services, the Foster Care Program of the Florida United Methodist Children’s Home. In February, the fifth grade class from Stetson Baptist School visited Open Hearts Ministry. There were 15 students and each brought a box of diapers, clothes, wipes, etc. They helped stock the shelves and got a tour of the facility. They were so impressed. Nancy Dillard is their Bible teacher, and their classroom teacher is Mrs. Lydia Price.

THIRD SUNDAY MERCY HOUR’S “UNDIES SUNDAY”

MARCH 16

Please bring underwear and socks for men & women (especially small & med. sizes). They are given to our Mercy Hour guests to have after they shower. Other needed items for use during operations: Large-size Body Washes, Shampoos, Conditioners, Ra-zors, Shave Cream, Toothbrushes, Toothpaste, Combs, Hairbrushes, & Hair Dryers.

FOURTH SUNDAY BROWN BAG MINISTRY

MARCH 23 Bring staple food items (canned goods, etc.) & paper goods (such as toilet paper, paper towels, napkins) for area pantries.

Prayer Corner Please come join us on Wednesdays at 4:51 PM in the sanctuary for our prayer time. We are lifted up as we pray for our country, state, community, church, and each other. God is faithful and not only hears, but answers, our prayers on behalf of others. Remember the first Wednesday is our special healing service. Prayer Shepherds - If you would like someone to pray with you after any of our Sunday services, the altar is open and Pray-er Shepherds are available to pray with you. Prayer Chain - Join the Prayer Chain today by emailing johnsuewatson5@aol.com

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Ushers 8:15 am Bob Thompson, George Bitler Joyce Holcomb, Jack Fortes 11 am Barry Olson, John Metts Barbara Honadle, Ellie Freund 8:15 am Greeters 3-2 Don & Holly Condron 3-9 Fred & Sara Zollinger 3-16 Don & Holly Condron 3-23 Jim & Sandy Benner 3-30 John & Nancy Dillard 11 am 3-2 Harold & Jackie Tharp 3-9 Harold & Jackie Tharp 3-16 Bruce & Myra Stone 3-23 Bruce & Myra Stone 3-30 Ann Farabee, Mary Jackson

Bus Drivers 3-2 Mark Bitner 3-9 Bruce Stone 3-16 Pat Spivey 3-23 Steve Crump 3-30 Bruce Stone

Altar Guild Alma Smith & Stella Hoehle

8:15 am Liturgists 3-2 Jereme Brown 3-9 Carl Whiddon 3-16 Ellie Freund 3-23 Roxanna Prior 3-30 Ann Whiddon 11:00 am 3-2 Ted Wolfe 3-9 Sharon Weaver 3-16 Peggy Mault 3-23 Dan Mault 3-30 Donna Braddock

Communion Stewards 8:15 Phyllis Oakley, Diana Bitler 11:00 Lorna Jean Hagstrom, Peggy Mault

Bread Delivery 3-2 Roberta Smith 3-9 Marsha Porterfield 3-16 Jack Fortes 3-23 Jim & Sandy Benner 3-30 Muriel Chabot

Hospitality 3-2 Mary Jane Stauffer 3-9 Ken Dayton, Leslie Anderson 3-16 Bobbi Whitacre 3-23 Rosemary Nupp

Contemporary Ushers 3-2 Mark Hayward, Tracy Blinn James Jones, Rose Fitzgerald 3-9 Scott & Wendy Highland, Tim & Connie Schroyer 3-16 George & Nancy Marshall Joe & Sue Turnbull 3-23 Randy & Debbie Raiman Laura Hughes 3-30 Rosemary Nupp, Teresa Roberts Caralyn Bess, Debra Lee

Contemporary Greeters 3-2 Rosemary Nupp, Terry Medlin 3-9 Richard & Tanya Clifton, Janice Lea 3-16 Charlotte Palmer, Debra Lee 3-23 Tracy & Chance Blinn Kathy Rogaliner 3-30 Stephanie Weaver, Stephanie Bryson

Contemporary Set-Up 3-2 Rick & Bonnie Stam, Don Clark 3-9 Tim & Connie Schroyer 3-16 Youth Group 3-23 Ryan Cahill & Chris Hemmerle 3-30 Steve & Kelly Crump, Meckley Family

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