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VOLUME 18, ISSUE 2

Spring 2018

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Craft Night The fourth Friday of each month, 6:30-10:30 p.m. at The Meeting House

A time set aside to fellowship and work on our projects half done (PHDs),

our unfinished objects (UFOs) and the new projects we have been itching to

try! This is a great night to see what others are working on and possibly share

the crafting knowledge you have with others. Bring your own supplies and

equipment. Cost is $5. Snacks, coffee & tea are provided.

“Movie Night” Four Tuesday nights in June, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

We offer a month of Movie Nights twice a year to growing audiences.

We’ll be showing exciting new productions including newly-released “I Can

Only Imagine,” “The Book of Daniel,” and others. Join us for each week for

something uplifting and feel comfortable in bringing your older children. No

admission charge. And, we’ll keep making and serving you (free) popcorn!

Check out our website for details.

Advance Notice — Upcoming this Fall

“Christian Healing Ministry.” Saturday, September 22.

“Happy and Healthy.” Our popular Lunch & Learn ser ies. Five Octo-

ber Wednesdays.

“Depression: Hope for Healing.” All day Saturday, October 13.

“Finishing Life’s Journey Well.” “All day Saturday, October 27. Older

folks should “have their affairs in order.” What does that mean and how

might we do that? A team of professionals representing each aspect of

“one’s affairs” will walk you through what you need to know. Feed back

from previous times we’ve offered this has been very favorable.

For more information email our Events Coordinator Fr . Bill Blomquist

at fatherbill@newcreationhc.org or call him at (603) 642-6700 or go to the

New Creation web site: www.newcreationhc.org.

Upcoming Conferences, Workshops, Lectures

I would like to take a moment to thank everyone who helped me through my

illness in 2017. Your cards, letters and generous financial

gifts helped me so much. It was certainly a very difficult

time for me and for my family. Your prayers and concern

meant the world to me.

I am doing very well and back to my old self. There is one

difference, however. I have decided to embrace my natural-

ly curly gray hair! I believe I have earned it. Once again,

thank you so very much for your heartfelt kindness.

[Editor’s note: the photo is of Marlene a few years ago helping to

load toys patients donated for area families in need. You’ll just

have to come by the office to see the new, curly gray Marlene.]

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Do not be guilty of SMUIA !

That would be “social media-ing under the influence of anesthesia!”

Being under anesthesia can impair your judgment for the rest of the day.

We recommend that you do not text, facebook, or engage in on-line shopping for at least 24

hours after any medical procedure in which you receive a twilight or general anesthesia.

Yes, of course this is in response to what you have told me! —Dr. Mary Pearson

Massage Therapy — Relax, Heal, Rejuvenate

Many of us are stressed, tired and over booked in our day to day lives. How do you take time for yourself?

Do you take time for yourself? Why not a massage? As we are all busy trying to multi-task most of our days,

why not multi task in a beneficial way to regroup. Massage has many benefits:

Many people immediately think relaxation. This is a big benefit of massage! Massage can relax your mind

and allow you to destress, as well as relax your body to remove layers of tension on your muscles and organs.

Massage can heal as well. Massage is a great way to heal all sorts of injuries and aliments from sore muscles

to digestive issues to headaches.

When You Change Insurances

Massage can rejuvenate. Massage is known to help with sleep issues and increase

circulation which in turns makes the body function better.

Have questions? Call the office and speak with Jenn, our Board Certified Massage

Therapist. Ready to make your massage appointment? Call the office or stop by the

front desk and speak to any staff member to schedule your appointment.

And remember gift certificates for moms, dads, grads, brides . . . .

May God bless your day greatly! Jennifer Jubinville, BCMT, CPMT

People regularly change insurance companies. It is very important that you let our

office staff know right away so that we don’t bill the wrong insurance company.

As of February 13, New Creation Healing Center no longer participates with New

Hampshire Healthy Families. It is of the utmost importance that if you have that type

of insurance that you either change your health plan to one that we do participate

with, or you will have to change your primary care physician. Most of our patients

who had N.H. Healthy Families switched to the Wellsense Insurance plan.

Minuteman Health Insurance ceased doing business recently. We made several at-

tempts to notify those with that insurance but if we somehow missed you, call us.

We recently welcomed Tamara to our office staff. She will be your go-to person if you need a referral from

your insurance plan. It is helpful for our staff if you can give us at least a week’s notice as this process is of-

ten time-consuming. Not all insurance companies will back-date your referral. We hope that upon your set-

ting up an appointment with the specialist, you call us right away to avoid unnecessary bills. —Terry Legare

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We welcome you to join those working on The Giv-

ing Garden. These gardeners have fun, learn much,

and raise food for the local food bank.

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Some “Nuts and Bolts” from the New Creation Leaders and Staff

The Giving Garden / Gardening Classes

Got Cartridges?

Worship with Us

Lab or Imaging Test Results

Counseling When the Weather is Nice

While the “winter blahs” often disappear when the

weather gets nice, not all emotional hurts are that

easily dispatched. In fact, there are hurts that get

worse, not better, because some of the people around

us just don’t understand why the good weather has-

n’t cured us.

Trained and licensed counselors Paula and Judy are

here to help. Paula specializes in counseling for

women and the aging. Judy specializes in adolescent

and addiction counseling. Both do general adult

counseling. Call the office (603) 642-6700 to find

out more. As you know, New Creation Healing Center is a 501

(c) (3) non-profit organization. Many of you re-

sponded to our recent financial appeal and made

generous tax-deductible donations. From the ap-

peal’s beginning to the present we received $18,971.

Our needs, so that we may continue to provide you

quality service, continue and your help is needed.

Recently, as with many similar organizations, we

started asking area businesses to help us by partially

underwriting the costs of conferences and work-

shops. Pinnacle Physical Therapy of Plaistow is our

first corporate sponsor. Might your company or

business wish to do this? For more information

email Canon Mark at canonpearson@yahoo.com

You should always hear back from us regarding any

lab or imaging that we order for you. If you don’t

hear from us within a week or so after you’ve had a

test, please call us! Sometimes we have not received

the results. —Dr. Mary Pearson

We offer prayer after every office visit and many of

you tell us how meaningful this is to you. We also

offer prayer at additional times.

THURSDAYS. On the first, second, fourth and fifth

Thursdays of the month we have a Communion ser-

vice in The Meeting House from 12:30 p.m. to just

after 1. As part of this service, we offer prayer and

anointing for healing.

SUNDAYS. A trained, compassionate pair of “prayer

warriors” is available after the 10:00 a.m. service of

worship and would be happy to pray with you.

Saturday Office Hours / Sick Call

Office Hours for appointments: 10 a.m.—4 p.m.

Usually the first and third Saturdays.

Sick Call: 10 a.m.—12 noon. For last minute, “must

be seen today” problems. 2nd and 4th Saturdays.

Thank you

Special Times of Personal Prayer

Dr. Mary and Canon Mark invite you to worship

with us in The Meeting House Sundays at 10:00 a.m.

There are midweek Bible studies, too.

We will gladly take your empty ink or toner car-

tridges to recycle for you. We turn them in for re-

wards to help offset our expenses.

In this July, 2016

photo, young

helpers Molly and

Emma Smith

from Danville

flank volunteer

Betsy Budelman

of Brentwood in

an early harvest

of zucchini and summer squash. Want to join the

team? Contact Dan Weaver at (603) 502-6307 or

email him at danvw@prodigy.net.

In addition, there are various gardening courses,

some taught by Master Gardeners to help you enjoy

the divine blessing horticulture is. We’ve watched

The Gardens at New Creation grow in popularity

over the years. There’s room for you.

80 Route 125

Kingston, NH 03848

NEW CREATION

HEALING CENTER

Phone: 603-642-6700

Fax: 603-642-6701

Finish then Thy new creation;

pure and spotless let us be;

let us see Thy great salvation

perfectly restored in Thee

— Charles Wesley

We’re on the web

www.newcreationhc.org

Top: Larva; bottom: nymph; middle: adult male; right: adult female

LYMES DISEASE

As you know, Lymes disease is a serious issue in our community.

PREVENT: *Wear light colored clothing (so it’s easier to see and remove ticks);

*Wear bug spray, especially on your feet and legs, even if you’re outside for just a few minutes

*Tuck your pant legs into your socks. It’s not fashionable but it may be life saving.

*Make sure you check yourself, your kids and your pets every night before going to bed and remove

any ticks right away.

REMOVE any ticks with tweezers or a “tick key” as soon as possible. If a deer tick has been attached for

more than 24 hours, call the on-call provider for a one-day treatment of doxycycline.

TREAT: The first sign of Lymes disease is a bullseye rash (not in the area of the bite) that goes away

within a day. Many people also get flu-like

symptoms: high fevers, muscle aches, fatigue.

If Lymes disease is not treated in these early

stages, it can go on to cause long-term, perma-

nent damage, including joint problems, menin-

gitis, and abnormal heart problems.

Please call us to schedule an appointment if you

have any concerns.

—Dr. Mary Pearson