 The
United Church of Los Alamos
United
Chimes: Vol. 41, No. 4, April 2005
Table
of Contents
Front
Page News
LA Cares
Please
Take Note
For
Our Children & Youth
Children’s
Worship
Second
Grade Bibles
Vacation
Bible School
Sunday
School
Church
News & Announcements
Moms
and More
Mother
Daughter Banquet & Roundup
April
Sunday Worship Themes
Lunch
Bunch Callers
Church
Attendance
Missions
Corner April 2005
Habitat
for Humanity
Spring
Seminars
Marriage
Vitamins
Men
of the United Church
Brownbag
Study
Mexico
Mission Auction News
WCSS
Circle Meetings
Reminders!
Chimes
Newsletter Deadline
Coffee
Hosts for April
United
Church Highlights Refrigerator Calendar
Church
Bazaar
Table
Talk from Don
To
Mexico we go!!!
Prayers,
Praises, Thanks and More
Prayer
Concerns
Prayer
Letter
Kay
Roberts grandson
Chimes
Newsletter
Front
Page News
LA Cares
Moms and Nore
LA Cares Food Collection
List
Because hunger
is a year-round problem and doesn’t go away after the Christmas season,
even in Los Alamos, Moms and More is sponsoring a year-round food drive
for Los Alamos Cares. LA Cares packs a box of food and necessary
household items each month for anyone calling them and requesting assistance
(right now they are typically packing between 45 and 50 boxes each month).
Moms and More will be placing a box in FellowshipHall and one in the mailroom
of the Christian Education building to collect these type of items for
LA Cares. Each month, we will suggest certain tems that the
congregation will then be invited to drop off in either box at any time
throughout the month, although any non-perishable food item is welcome
at any time or even a cash donation to LA Cares. The items we are
suggesting are items that are very much appreciated by the recipients but
are not donated very often. This month’s kick-off drive is
for Apple Juice, Grape Juice, and Instant Coffee. Next
time you go shopping, buy an extra one of these, and drop it by the church.
There are hungry people in Los Alamos, and this is a simple way we can
help.
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Please
Take Note
The next CHIMES
deadline is Sunday, April 24th at 12:00 noon for the May 2005 issue.
Articles may be sent via email to: UCChimes@hotmail.com (note new email
address) or put in the CHIMES Editor’s mail box in the Church Annex (room
just outside the Church Office).
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For
Our Children & Youth
Children’s
Worship
April 3rd
Spring Break
No Children’s Worship
April 10th
Spring Break
No Children’s Worship
April 17th
Jesus is Risen - Mary
April 24th
Jesus is Risen - Emmaus
Storyteller
and greeters needed. Please sign up outside Jean Picard’s office.
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Second
Grade Bibles
We will be
presenting Bibles to our second graders on Sunday, May 15th. Please call
the church office with the name of your second grader as you wish it to
appear on the flyleaf of the Bible. If you are in third grade or older
and need a Bible please call Jean Picard and we will see that you get one.
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Vacation
Bible School
Vacation Bible
school will be here before you know it (June 20-24). This year’s
Serengetti Trek is sure to appeal to even the “tamest” volunteer.
Volunteers are needed is several key areas. Please contact Jean Picard,
662-2971 to volunteer to help with child care, registration, decorating,
clean-up, Chadder’s Theater or Bible Exploration.
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Sunday
School
Children’s
Sunday School will take a break on Easter (March 27th), and Spring Break
(April 3 & 10th). Classes will resume on April 17. There will be a
special children’s program at 11:00 on Sunday April 10th on the playground
for children of all ages.
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Church
News & Announcements
Moms
and More
Moms and More
is a group of Moms who meet every Friday morning in the Church Lounge from
9:30 AM to 11:30 AM for fellowship, food, to learn from speakers, to do
occasional service projects for the church, and to support one another.
On April Fools day, the Mom’s will stretch ourselves and have a little
recreational fun. The April 8th meeting is cancelled due to Spring
Break. But on April 15th we will be indulging in a Mom’s Day Out,
where child care will be provided while Moms may choose their own activity
for the next couple of hours, be it grocery shopping alone, a workout,
a hike, shopping, manicure, hair appointment or a spontaneous get-to-gather
with some other Moms at Starbucks; the time is yours. On April 22nd
we are arranging for a discussion on stress, its effects on our families
and how to combat it. On April 29th, we will take care of any last
minute concerns for the Mother/Daughter Banquet. All are welcome,
even if your children don’t need the child care provided, as noted below.
Come join us.
Childcare is
always provided during Moms & More, and a $2.00 per child
contribution
is greatly appreciated.
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Mother
Daughter Banquet & Roundup
April
30, 2005
6:00 pm to
8:00 p.m.
Tickets:
Adults $8.00
Children 5-12
$4.00
Children 4
and under Free
Childcare will
be provided
Limited Tickets
will be available after church in
Fellowship
Hall and at the church office.
Wear your
best western duds!
Yee Haw!!!!
(sponsored
by Mom’s and More)
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April
Sunday Worship Themes
| April 3rd |
Our text today
will be Luke 24:13-35. “Their Hearts Burned and Their Eyes Were Opened”
is
the title of the sermon. Susan Kemper Bryant will assist in the chancel
this Sunday while Don is participating in the Mexico Mission Trip. |
| April 10th |
“A Blessing
on Us All” is the title of this morning’s sermon based on the story
of Thomas found in John 20: 19-31. |
| April 17th |
“A Snapshot
of the Early Church”
Don’s sermon
will reflect on the Acts 2:42-47 text. This is a “snapshot” of the early
church that challenges us as “church” in the 21st Century. The message
will explore some of the challenges facing us today as well as what we
can learn from the experience of early Christians. |
| April 24th |
Mexico
Mission Sunday
Volunteers
of the Mexico Mission Trip will develop and lead the worship service.
The service will be a celebration of the mission. |
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Lunch
Bunch Callers
Lunch Bunch
Callers for April are: Pat Krikorian, Jean Nereson, Emily Nance, Sandra
Tolmie, Ann Wadstrom, Virginia Emelity and Wilma Durham.
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Church
Attendance
|
Date
|
8:00
Service
|
9:30
Service
|
|
February
20th
|
21
|
162
|
|
February
27th
|
31
|
172
|
|
March
6th
|
25
|
192
|
|
March
13th
|
30
|
199
|
|
March
20th
|
34
|
205
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Missions
Corner April 2005
Your mission
dollars currently support between 35 and 40 organizations—some located
here in Northern New Mexico, and others as far away as South Africa and
Russia. Gifts typically include a financial disbursement ranging from $500
to $3,000 per year, or a one-time gift such as through our Alternative
Giving program at Christmas. Church World Service was
the recipient of last month’s One Great Hour of Sharing, and is also receiving
your individual donations to support tsunami recovery efforts in Asia.
Below is some general information about CWS to give you a better idea of
how your money is being spent.
Church World
Service, http://www.churchworldservice CWS, founded in 1946, is
a relief, development, and refugee assistance ministry of 36 Protestant,
Orthodox, and Anglican denominations in the United States. It works in
partnership with indigenous organizations in more than 80 countries to
help meet human needs and foster self-reliance for individuals whose way
is hard.
Within the
United States, Church World Service assists communities in responding to
disasters, resettling refugees, promoting fair national and international
policies, providing educational resources, and offering opportunities to
join a people-to-people network of local and global caring through participation
in CROP Walks (Christian Rural Overseas Program), and other similar programs.
CWS has recently
undertaken a major regional emergency response to Asia’s devastating tsunamis
that occurred in December. It is planning a major rehabilitation and long-term
recovery program that will span years. It will provide support to Indonesia,
Sri Lanka, India, and other affected countries. Initial support included
$1 million in assistance of cash grants and airlifts of family shelters,
emergency medical supplies, and blankets and health kits. CWS staff was
immediately dispatched to the affected regions to assess damage and
coordinate a response.
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Habitat
for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity
Call for Volunteers
Habitat for Humanity
(HFH) of Española Valley & Los Alamos (EVLA) is a locally run
affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International, a nonprofit, ecumenical
housing organization. Habitat for Humanity works in partnership with people
in need to build and renovate decent, affordable housing.
Volunteers
provide most of the labor, and individual and corporate donors provide
money and materials to renovate and build Habitat houses. Partner families
invest approximately five hundred hours of labor - "sweat equity" - into
building and renovating their homes and the homes of others.
A critical
shortage of affordable housing for low and moderate income families exists
in both the Española Valley and Los Alamos Area. In Española
alone, there are over 600 families on the waiting list for low income housing.
Elderly and disabled homeowners, single-head-of-households, and those who
cannot perform necessary home repairs themselves, need assistance. For
these families and others like them Habitat for Humanity's primary goal
is to give a hand up.
If interested
in volunteering your time for this worthwhile cause, contact the EVLA Office
Manager:
Yvonne Maestas
Tel: (505)
747-2690
Fax: (505)
753-7293
E-mail: habitat-evla@la-tierra.com
Additional
information may be accessed at the following URL: http://www.la-tierra.com/habitat-evla/
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Spring
Seminars
Spring Seminars
Thursday Evenings
April 14, 21, 28
Dinner at
6:00 P.M.
(cost is $3.00
for adults, $7.00 for families with children)
Program
to follow:
April 14
An Introduction to Celtic
Christianity
April 21
A Celtic Pilgrimage
April 28
The Iona Community
Presenters:
Randy and Laura Erickson
Suzanne and J.D. Johnson
Litton and Kathleen Logan
Loree Lynch
Last summer
the presenters participated in a two week Celtic Pilgrimage to Wales, Ireland,
and Scotland. Programs will include oral presentations, slides, shared
reflections, and worship and music which reflect Celtic thought and practice.
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Marriage
Vitamins
Roger and
I have been married almost 24 years. For some that may seem like a long
time…others will think it short. Whichever crowd you belong to, I think
you would gain a lot from Marriage Vitamins. There are many like spending
enough time together, working hard at communicating well, seeking to understand
the other’s needs and of course, having fun. In our busy world these often
get neglected.
Medicine seeks
to cure or lessen symptoms. Vitamins are not a fix, but a strengthening
ingredient against marriage ills.
In our 2nd
year, I learned about Marriage Encounter, an excellent “vitamin”. After
persuasion, Roger agreed to go. We spent a weekend like none we had ever
had, focused just on us. We were thrilled about discoveries we had made
and had a renewed joy in our love. We were so excited we needed to stop
and have a meal before we got back onto the highway. Equally blessed was
a retired couple, married for many years.
As our marriage
grew, we still had ups and downs. We decided to journey through another
“close” Encounter. Later we tried another good flavor of vitamins, Marriage
Enrichment.
Barbara and
Phil Seeger have also been active in both groups, even leading Enrichment
weekends for our church in the past. Barbara describes the two well:
“The Association
for Couples in Marriage Enrichment (ACME) website is www.bettermarriages.org
.
Links to topics
such as:
What makes ACME distinctive?
What makes Marriage Encounter Work?
Lists ACME Enrichment events.
. . .and many other things.
This is NOT
a religion based program, but it is often sponsored by churches, and the
leaders we have known do incorporate and emphasize the
importance
of a faith in God. We are certified (i.e., trained) leaders (participating
facilitators) in this.
Marriage Encounter’s
website is www.wwme.org .
Links:
What is Marriage Encounter?
Weekend and other event information
. . .and many other things.
This is the
original and Catholic Marriage Encounter, but they do have a link to "Other
Denominations."
Basically,
Encounter is led by a couple and clergy person. The emphasis is on
the couple, and they dialogue only with each other. Focus is on each
other. Strengths: non-threatening. There is a program for engaged
couples.
Weaknesses:
Less a sense of community, do not benefit from experience of other couples,
very much work/exposure for lead couple.
Enrichment
emphasizes helping couples develop skills of communication, dealing with
anger, resolving problems in marriage. The couple is taught to dialogue,
and does so "in front of" other couples. Strengths: You realize you
are not the only one with a particular problem. And many of the skills
can be used in other relationships--children, workplace, etc.
Weaknesses:
Hard for some couples to dialogue openly before others.
* * * *
Roger and
I really enjoyed both styles. On behalf of healthy marriages, and the Board
of Elders, we highly recommend looking into Marriage Encounter or Marriage
Enrichment for some great vitamins and renewed love.
Betty
Nance Smith
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Men
of the United Church
Please mark
the dates of September 30 - October 2 on your calendar. These are the new
dates for the Men’s Retreat at Sonlight Christian Camp. We have already
engaged a speaker for this event and wanted to give you plenty of notice
so you can plan to attend. If you are interested in helping to plan this
event contact Steve Paglieri, Kathleen Logan, or Don Childers. We will
keep meeting times for the planning to a minimum so consider joining us
in putting together a great event for the men of the church.
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Brownbag
Study
A New Brownbag
Study will begin on April 21st at noon in the Lounge. We will be reading
Sue Monk Kidd’s book The Secret Life of Bees and a second book,
Unveiling the Secret Life of Bees, which “explores the embodiments
of women, feminine power, relationships, and the importance of women in
the life of the church. It looks at the roles of women in the Bible and
how those roles are defined or redefined in The Secret Life of Bees, expanding
our concepts of the "Divine mother," earthly mothers, sisters, daughters,
wives, and the "queen bee." Along the way, we Encounter remembrance, forgiveness,
reconciliation, liberation, community, rituals, the feminine face of God,
and the important role women play in one another's lives.” (quote is from
the back cover of the book)
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Mexico
Mission Auction News
A big Thank
You to all those special people that made the Mexico
Mission Auction a Monumental Success!!!
The hundreds
of hours of cataloging and entering all the items. The hours of checking
and double checking! All those wonderful goodies that we snacked
on while we checked and double checked our silent bid items!
We had a great
time!!
Thank you!!
The auction
raised $14,600.00
Good Luck and
Safe Traveling to all of those going on the Mexico Mission trip.
You're in our thoughts and prayers!
The
United Church Congregation
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WCSS
Circle Meetings
| Circle I |
Tuesday, April
12th, 9:30 am,
M.J. Nilsson's
home |
M.J. Nilsson,
hostess |
| Circle IV |
Tuesday, April
12th,
1:00 p.m.
in the church lounge |
Ginny Phillips,
hostess |
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Reminders!
Liturgists
for April
April 3rd
Jan Lippiatt
April 10th
Eric Bjorklund
April 17th
Angie Chipera
April 24th
Krista Edwards
(this is Mexico Sunday)
Greeters
for April: Dale & Linda Breshears, Bill & Marjorie Chambers,
Nancy, Jerry & Cindy Bolme, and Phillip & Heather Jones.
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Chimes
Newsletter Deadline
May 2005 deadline
is Sunday, April 24th, 2005, 12:00 Noon
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Coffee
Hosts for April
April 3rd:
Ronalie & Joel Moss
April 10th:
Goforths
April 17th:
Roger & Betty Smith
April 24th:
Ken & Jan Sinclair
We all enjoy
the coffee fellowship time after church. It's a great way to stay
"in-touch" with other members of our Christian community. But in
order to keep enjoying coffee after worship we need volunteers to host.
It's an easy job--the instructions are printed inside the cabinet in the
Sanctuary kitchen. Just arrive by 9:00 am to start the coffee and
hot water pots etc. Most Sundays you should be finished by 11:00
a.m. Please consider being a coffee host--it's a great way to serve the
church, particularly if you can't serve in other ways. If anyone
has questions about being a coffee host, or you have a specific date on
which you would like to volunteer please contact Nancy Johnson.
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United
Church Highlights Refrigerator Calendar
| MARCH 27 |
EASTER
SUNDAY
6 am SUNRISE
SERVICE at Ashley Pond
9 & 11
am WORSHIP SERVICES, Sanctuary
10:15 am EASTER
EGG HUNT FOR Birth to 2nd grade
7:00 pm TAPED
WORSHIP ON PAC 8 |
| MARCH 28 |
7:00 pm CONTEMPLATIVE
PRAYER, Chapel |
| MARCH 29 |
10:30 am STAFF
MEETING, Lounge
12:00 pm TAPED
WORSHIP ON PAC 8
6:00 pm CHRISTIAN
ED. BOARD, Lounge
7:00 pm MISSION
BOARD, Rm 115 |
| MARCH 30 |
8:30-12:30
pm
THRIFT SHOP OPEN
7:00 pm SANCTUARY
CHOIR, Sanctuary |
| MARCH 31 |
4:15 pm JUNIOR
CHOIR, Chapel |
| APRIL1 |
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS
8:00 am WORSHIP
SERVICE, Sangrey Chapel
9:30 am WORSHIP
SERVICE, Sanctuary
10:30 am COFFEE
FELLOWSHIP, Fellowship Hall
4:30 am PRAISE
CHOIR, Sanctuary
6:00 pm STEPHEN
MINISTRY CONTINUING ED., Lounge
7:00 pm STEPHEN
MINISTRY SUPPERVISION, Lounge |
| APRIL 2 |
MEXICO MISSION
TRIP until April 9th |
| APRIL 3 |
DAYLIGHT
SAVINGS
8:00 am WORSHIP
SERVICE, Sangrey Chapel
9:30 am WORSHIP
SERVICE, Sanctuary
10:30 am COFFEE
FELLOWSHIP, Fellowship Hall
4:30 am PRAISE
CHOIR, Sanctuary
6:00 pm STEPHEN
MINISTRY CONTINUING ED., Lounge
7:00 pm STEPHEN
MINISTRY SUPPERVISION, Lounge |
| APRIL 4 |
7:00 pm CONTEMPLATIVE
PRAYER, Chapel |
| APRIL 5 |
10:30 am STAFF
MEETING, Lounge
12:00 pm TAPED
WORSHIP ON PAC 8 |
| APRIL 6 |
8:30-12:30
pm THRIFT SHOP OPEN
12:00 noon
PRE-TRUSTEE BOARD LUNCH MEETING, Library
7:00 pm SANCTUARY
CHOIR, Sanctuary |
| APRIL 7 |
4:15 pm JUNIOR
CHOIR, Chapel |
| APRIL 8 |
6:45 am MEN’S
FELLOWSHIP, Lounge |
| APRIL 9 |
8:00 am TRUSTEE
BOARD WORK PARTY |
| APRIL 10 |
8:00 am WORSHIP
SERVICE, Chapel
9:30 am WORSHIP
SERVICE, Sanctuary
10:30 am COFFEE
FELLOWSHIP, Fellowship Hall
10:30 am SPECIAL
SUNDAY SCHOOL ON PLAYGROUND
4:30 am PRAISE
CHOIR, Sanctuary |
| APRIL 11 |
7:00 pm CONTEMPLATIVE
PRAYER, Chapel
7:00 pm MEMBERSHIP
EVANGELISM BOARD, Lounge |
| APRIL 12 |
10:30 am STAFF
MEETING, Lounge
12:00 pm TAPED
WORSHIP ON PAC 8 |
| APRIL 13 |
8:30-12:30
pm THRIFT SHOP OPEN
12:00 noon
PRE-TRUSTEE BOARD LUNCH MEETING, Library
4:00 pm SOMBRILLO
WORSHIP, Sombrillo |
| APRIL 14 |
4:15 pm JUNIOR
CHOIR, Chapel
6:00 pm SPRING
SEMINAR, Graves Hall
7:00 pm TRUSTEE
BOARD, Library |
| APRIL 15 |
6:45 am MEN’S
FELLOWSHIP, Lounge |
| APRIL 17 |
8:00 am WORSHIP
SERVICE, Chapel
9:30 am WORSHIP
SERVICE, Sanctuary
9:45 am CHILDREN’S
WORSHIP
10:30 am COFFEE
FELLOWSHIP, Fellowship Hall
10:30 am JOY
SINGERS, Room 105
10:45 am JUNIOR
FELLOWSHIP, Graves Hall
4:30 am PRAISE
CHOIR, Sanctuary |
| APRIL 18 |
7:00 pm CONTEMPLATIVE
PRAYER, Chapel |
| APRIL 19 |
10:30 am STAFF
MEETING, Lounge
12:00 pm TAPED
WORSHIP ON PAC 8
4:00 pm PERSONNEL
BOARD, Library
7:00 pm ELDERS
BOARD, Lounge
7:00 pm FINANCE
BOARD, Library
7:00 pm MISSION
BOARD, Room 115 |
| APRIL 20 |
8:30-12:30
pm THRIFT SHOP OPEN
7:00 pm SANCTUARY
CHOIR, Sanctuary |
| APRIL 21 |
4:15 pm JUNIOR
CHOIR, Chapel
6:00 pm SPRING
SEMINARS, Graves Hall |
| APRIL 22 |
6:45 am MEN’S
FELLOWSHIP, Lounge |
| APRIL 24 |
8:00 am WORSHIP
SERVICE, Chapel
9:30 am WORSHIP
SERVICE, Sanctuary
9:45 am CHILDREN’S
WORSHIP
10:30 am COFFEE
FELLOWSHIP, Fellowship Hall
10:30 am JOY
SINGERS, Room 105
10:45 am JUNIOR
FELLOWSHIP, Graves Hall
11:00 am SUNDAY
SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES
12:00 pm CHIMES
NEWSLETTER DEADLINE
4:30 am PRAISE
CHOIR, Sanctuary |
| APRIL 25 |
7:00 pm CONTEMPLATIVE
PRAYER, Chapel |
| APRIL 26 |
10:30 am STAFF
MEETING, Lounge
12:00 pm TAPED
WORSHIP ON PAC 8
4:00 pm PERSONNEL
BOARD, Library
7:30 pm EXECUTIVE
BOARD, Lounge |
| APRIL 27 |
8:30-12:30
pm THRIFT SHOP OPEN
7:00 pm SANCTUARY
CHOIR, Sanctuary |
| APRIL 28 |
4:15 pm JUNIOR
CHOIR, Chapel
6:00 pm SPRING
SEMINARS, Graves Hall |
| APRIL 29 |
6:45 am MEN’S
FELLOWSHIP, Lounge |
| APRIL 30 |
6:00 pm MOTHER/DAUGHTER
BANQUET, Graves Hall |
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Church
Bazaar
YES !!
The Church
Bazaar is Coming! Save
November 19th
on your Calendar.
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Talk from Don
To
Mexico we go!!!
As of this writing I am still preparing for the mission trip into Mexico.
I have purchased my work boots, work gloves, wet wipes, sunscreen, and
water bottle. I have been impressed by the number of volunteers, the number
of young people who are giving up their spring break, and the commitment
of The United Church to this mission. “Hands on” mission brings into
focus what mission work is about.
I remember the first time I spoke at a Skid Row mission, the first time
I spent an evening in a large city county hospital emergency room, the
first time I worked in an African American community, the first time I
worked with transients, or at a prison half way house, or with the mentally
challenged---on and on the list goes. Each time I was the one impacted,
I was the one who grew, and I was the one who had the privilege of learning
what Jesus meant by service. The hope of this Mission Trip is not
only will be do something loving and significant for the families we help---but
we who volunteer will have something loving and significant happen for
us. Love when shared comes back ten-fold to those who love.
Yet, we do not have to go to Mexico to experience hands-on the plea of
Jesus for service. There are mission opportunities right here.
May our eyes and hearts always be open to God’s leading.
Don
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Prayers,
Praises, Thanks and More
Prayer
Concerns
Bob Emigh
Jack Mooday
The Mexico
Mission Team
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Prayer
Letter
The United
Church Prayer Letter will be sent out every two months. To receive
the letter or to add a prayer concern, please contact Jane Phillips.
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Kay
Roberts grandson
Dear Friends
at The United Church,
I enjoy reading
United Chimes every month, and I cherish memories of growing up in The
United Church, as well as being a member again after moving back to Los
Alamos to teach at Los Alamos Middle School in 1985. Thanks for supporting
me in my journey of faith, and for helping me answer the call to the ordained
ministry. After graduating from Austin Seminary in 1999, the Lord
led me to Louisiana, and now to Kent, Ohio where I serve as head of staff
for a church with an active university ministry.
I wanted to
share with you the joy of the birth of my first grandson (and my mother
Kitty Russell's first great grandson):
Malachi Jamil
Browne, born March 20 to my daughter Kitty (Roberts) Browne and her husband
Edward Browne. Kitty is a medical doctor today, her dream since childhood.
The Stovall Scholarship helped her succeed in her journey through medical
school.
Grace and peace
to each of you,
Kay Roberts
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