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Tristan Ltaif – Glorie Romine
David Sanders – Cyndy Young Sanders
Xoxi Munoz (College decisions/health)
Stuart Peake (surgery) – Laurie Peake
Corky Wynn (health) – Kelly Patterson
Joe Koegler – Nancy Hartman
Murdock-Johnston-Fletcher family (health)
Family of Edward Marquez – Meredith Moore
Kassie Hampton (mom’s passing) – Bandy’s
Phyllis Wenz (health) – Kathy Bandy’s mom
Bob Bull Sr (health) – Bob Bull
Rose Mason – Romine family
Julie Bray – Romine Family
Ben Riley – Romine Family
Bobby Barnes (health)
Andrea Rains (health) – Mai Le
Maxine Osburn (health) – Nancy Hartman
Kaye Bandy (health) – Bandy family
Family of Patsy Besserer
Dale Scheihagen (health) –Vin Scheihagen
Family of Bernice Pardue – Ralph Minton’s sister
May 16, 2016
CHAPEL HILL UMC
STAFF
Tiffany Smith
Family & Children’s Ministry
Brandi Morse
Youth Ministry
Isiak Holiday, Jr
Worship & Music Ministry
Debbie Gross
Office Manager
Rev. Mai Le
Pastor
www.Chapelhillumc.org · 972.241.3491 · [email protected]
MOP FOR MAY
The Monthly Outreach Project for May will be Metrocrest
Services. The Metrocrest food pantry is experiencing a big
increase in the number of people they serve and are in need of
donations to restock their shelves.
Please shop from the list below and bring your donations
back this month.
Urgent Pantry Needs:
Sides (Hamburger Helper, Instant Potatoes, Stuffing)
Baking Items (Flour, Sugar, Muffin Mix)
Household Products (Laundry and Dish Soap)
Hygiene Products (Shampoo, Conditioner, Soap)
Thank you for serving the people right here in our community!
We Are Nourished by Communion
Like baptism, Holy Communion is regarded by Protestants as a
sacrament. That is, it’s an act of worship ordained by Christ and is a means of grace. This does not mean that we become any more worthy of God’s grace by taking part in Communion. Rather, we open ourselves to
the divine love that’s already there; we become more ready to receive that love and to respond to it.
As with baptism, we use common, physical gifts of the earth, bread and wine — though in United Methodist churches we prefer unfermented grape juice. All Christians are welcome at our table, whatever their
denomination. Holy Communion is a family meal, and all Christians are members of Christ’s family. Therefore, in each congregation, when we receive the bread and cup, we join with millions of brothers and sisters across the ages and around the world.
Holy Communion (or the Lord’s Supper) is a mystery too deep for words. Its meaning will vary for each of us and from one time to another. But three essential meanings are caught up in this proclamation in our
Communion service: “Christ has died; Christ is risen; Christ will come again” (The United Methodist Hymnal, p. 14).
— From The United Methodist Member’s Handbook, Revised and Expanded by George
E. Koehler (Discipleship Resources, 2006).
The June communion has been moved from the 5th to the 12th of the month.
We hope to see all of you at worship on Sunday! -Pastor Mai
Church Calendar
Monday, May 16 10:00 am Companions In Christ 11:30 pm Prayer Group 7:00 pm Trustees Meeting
Tuesday, May 17 Wednesday, May 18
10:00 am Staff Meeting 6:00 pm Chapel Bells 6:30 pm Coin Club 7:00 pm Plus 4’s Square Dancers 7:00 pm Boy Scouts 7:30 pm Chancel Choir
Thursday, May 19 6:00 pm Prayer Team
Friday, May 20 10:00 am GISD Gymnastics
Saturday, May 21 Sunday, May 22- Trinity Sunday
9:15 am Sunday School 10:30 am Worship 11:30 am Outreach meeting
4:00 pm PreK-2 Children’s Choir 5:00 pm UMYF
5:00 pm 3rd-5th Rock’n Praise Monday, May 23
10:00 am Companions In Christ 11:30 pm Prayer Group
Tuesday, May 24 6:00 pm 635 Homeowners Meeting 7:00 pm Finance Meeting 7:30 pm Church Council
Wednesday, May 25 10:00 am Staff Meeting 6:00 pm Chapel Bells 7:00 pm Plus 4’s Square Dancers 7:30 pm Chancel Choir
Thursday, May 26 6:00 pm Prayer Team 6:30 pm Movie Night
Friday, May 27 10:00 am GISD Gymnastics
Saturday, May 28 Sunday, May 29- PT Intern Intro Sunday
9:15 am Sunday School 10:30 am Worship 5:00 pm UMYF
Monday, May 30, Memorial Day All Day Office Closed All Day DISD & GISD- No School
Please see our full calendar at:
https://www.chapelhillumc.org/getinvolved/calendar/
PT NEWS
RECRUITING FOR WEEKLY PT SPONSORS We seek your help! As a congregation working with Project Transformation, we are not only called to minister to the children and youth benefitting from the program but to the AmeriCorps members (formerly known as “Interns”) who are leading the program. Some of these college students are far away from home, their family, and their friends. Chapel Hill and the PT Connect team would like to minister to these students by having a weekly “sponsor” from the congregation to provide some sort of gift for the students at least once per week. This could be bringing them breakfast in the mornings before programming starts, writing notes of encouragement, baking cookies in the afternoon, or whatever you feel called to do! Programming will take place Monday-Thursday from 9:00am-3:00pm, from June 8th to July 27th (8 weeks).
Morning sponsors: The members will arrive at Chapel Hill around 8:00am-8:30am. If you will be providing your “gift” in the morning, this would be the best time to do so.
Afternoon sponsors: After all children are picked up (should be around 3:30-3:45 at the latest) the members will stay back, meet up, and clean. If you are planning to provide your “gift” in the afternoon, any time after the children are all picked up would be a great time to do so.
Sign up is on the table outside church office! Please contact Kelly Patterson
at [email protected] or (214) 796-4303
BIRTHDAY REMINDER
Please let our church office know your
birthdate, mm/dd/yyyy, so we can
acknowledge your special day with a birthday
card. Your ‘year’ will remain private:
UPCOMING BIRTHDAYS May
5/16 Ralph Minton 5/19 Laurie Peake 5/21 Clare Connally 5/21 Samantha Tinker 5/22 Margaret Young 5/22 Sammy Tennyson 5/25 Ruth Fuls 5/26 Trenton Rich 5/27 Charles Loper 5/30 Lucy Harlow 5/31 Ricky Gee
CHILDREN & FAMILY MINISTRY NEWS
SUMMER PT READING PROGRAM
Chapel Hill United Methodist Church has volunteered to Read
for Project Transformation Children the week of June 21st. If
you are interested in reading to the children, please contact
Tiffany Smith. This is a great week to volunteer because it will
give the children a chance to get to know you and then you can
invite them to Vacation Bible School at the End of the Week!!!!
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL!
Vacation Bible School is right around the corner! Our theme
this year is the Olympics. Stay tuned for more detail. The dates
are Friday June 24th and Saturday June 25th: 9:00am –
12:00pm. We will be serving lunch. We will be kicking off VBS
at the Project Transformation Family Fun Night Thursday June
23rd from 6-8:30pm. Everyone is welcome! A list of materials
needed for VBS will be posted in the next couple weeks! If you
are interested in helping, please email Tiffany Smith.
CLASS MENAGERIE SHARING SHELVES
Looking for a Good Book???
Come visit the Class Menagerie Sharing Shelves,
located right outside our classroom door. Thanks
to a generous donation from Half Price Books,
there is a wide variety of fiction, nonfiction,
reference and picture books on our shelves. The
books are for adults, youth and children. Please
come take a book to read and bring it back later for
someone else to enjoy. And if you love it, just keep
it!
WE NEED YOUR HELP! The list below is our Usher List for the spring. Please note the Sunday you are signed up for and don’t leave others in a lurch! If you are not able to be present that Sunday, please email Roger/Angela Romine: [email protected]
May 22 Cindy Brown, Charlie Wood, Meredith Moore, Jonathan
Fehlau 29 Pat & Terri Moore, Roger Romine, Ruth Fuls June 5 Charlie Wood and Patsy Kaphengst, Tom & Jan Wooldridge 12 Bob Bull, Victoria Bell, Charles Loper, Kandy Burdette 19 David & Ilene Oldfield, Habbib & Pat Khoury 26 Brayson Romine, Jonathon Fehlau, Angela Romine, Victoria
Bell
VASE RECYCLING
WHAT? Got a glass vase just hanging
around? Please join us in recycling flower
vases that may be cluttering your cabinets
or just hanging around wishing to hold a
flower arrangement once again!
We prefer clear glass ...all sizes work for us from bud vases on
up...
WHY? Chapel Hill will receive a credit for the wholesale value
of each vase and that credit is then applied to the cost of new
silk flower arrangements that will beautify our sanctuary on the
weeks when live altar flowers have not been ordered...
HOW? Bring your donated vase(s) to the church any time, and
place them in the bin marked “VASES”. This is an on-going
program so there is not an end-date. The vases will be picked
up weekly by our florist Gary and given a new purpose!
TELL? Everyone! Your neighbors, friends, family to donate their
unused vases! We can’t get too many! Then tell us your
thoughts on the new arrangements that you will soon see
thanks to your generosity and participation!
Our Summer PT Interns will be presented Sunday
May 29th @ 10:30 am. A Lunch after worship
will be served to welcome these hardworking
college kids. All are invited!
Please join us this special Sunday!
