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    T HE BEACON FEBRUARY

    2014

    B AUGHMAN M EMORIAL UNITED M ETHODIST CHURCH

    REMEMBER!

    ONE SERVICE THIS SUNDAY! (FEB. 2nd)CLIMB UP OUT OF YOUR HOLE SUNDAY! 10:00am

    The worship for this occasion will be lighthearted and fun. We hope teveryone from all four services will come together for this show of uand celebration. Bring a can of soup for The Bridge Food Pantry in h

    of Americas Souper Bowl Sunday.

    SUPER BOWL PARTY @ 5:30pm

    Baughmans men are hosting a Super BowlParty (Feb. 2 nd).

    Bronco fans will be in the Linebaugh Parlorwatching the TV enjoying surf & turf. Seattle Seahawks fans will be outside in the garage listening to the radio feasting on cheap

    hot dogs.

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    Were off to a great start!

    We kicked off our first week of BISTRO with over120 people inattendance! The majority of those who came to eat stayed and en-

    joyed a class, a movie or a music rehearsal.

    If you havent joined us yet, come and see what all the fuss is about! What is better than a nice warm meal that you

    dont prepare yourself!? There are exciting things happening here at

    Baughman.

    W ARM WINTER

    W EDNESDAYS !

    FEBRUARY SERMON TITLES

    Feb. 2nd- Did Jesus Laugh?Feb. 9th- The Applause of Heaven

    (The Olympics Begin)

    Feb. 16th- To Love & To Cherish(Valentines Weekend)

    Feb. 23rd- Do You Want to Be A Star?

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    HEY! ARE YOU IN THE WINTER DOLDRUMS?Missions will again be holding our annual WINTER PICNIC onSunday, March 2, 2014, after the 11 am service, in the gym.There will be all that good picnic food to eat: hot dogs, hamburg-ers, potato salad, fruit salad, baked beans, deviled eggs, chocolatecake and other desserts. How can you turn that down? Doesn't it

    just make your mouth water and bring memories of blue skies andwarm air to sustain you through thenext few months? Feel free to dress insummer wear.The lunch is free. Please bring a non -perishable food item for The Bridge

    Food Pantry.There will be a tear-off in the Bulletin for reservations closer tothe event. Please place your reservation in the collection plate orcall the church office by Monday, Feb. 23, 2014

    MISSIONS WINTER PICNIC

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    We are making progress!Our 2014 goal to bring in 250 guests has

    been going strong! We welcomed 18 guests in

    January. Weve got the number down to232!Continue to invite your friends and neighbors to come and experienc

    warmth that is Baughman Methodist Church.Invite them to come and experience the love of God here in our mi

    The countdown continues!

    OUR ELEVATOR IS

    OPERATIONAL!

    Hallelujah! Were all set! passed the state inspection,it is ready to take everyonestairs and downstairs to fenjoy all of our beautifully ovated space! The second fwill house our adult clasThe third floor will house childrens classes. RemembeNo one class owns any o

    room. We are not to territoried. The rooms w be used and occupied as ned.If you havent ventured upsta

    yet, please do!The rooms are wonderful

    SUCCESS!

    250

    LOCAL BUSINESS

    INTRODUCTIONSDURING WORSHIP

    As part of our 2014 goalto welcome 250 guests/visitors, local businessowners will be invited toworship with us atBaughman and duringour announcements tostand up and offer a 30second introduction ofhim/herself and whattheir business is all about.

    By doing this the businessowners will learn aboutBaughman and get to ex-perience BMUMCs wor-ship and community forthemselves.

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    T HANK YOU !

    Thank you for your gift of $100 toFruitbelt Farmworker Christian Ministry during the year 2012. Your contri- butions were of great benefit in the effort to reach out in Jesus name to the seasonal and migrant farm workers in Ad-ams, Cumberland, Franklin and Perry counties, PA. We visited farm labor camps and helped with food, clothingkets, furniture, Bibles, transportation and translation services. We are grateful to you for helping to make this mpossible. -Fruitbelt Farmworker Christian Ministry Thank you so much for your contribution of $100 toChristian Churches United and $500 toThe Bridge . - Jacqueline Rucker, Executive Director

    Dear Friends, On behalf ofMission Central , I want to thank you for your donation of $100 on December 31, 2013What a blessing! In Service to the Risen Christ, Rev. Rob Visscher, Executive Director

    Thank you for your generous donation. Because of it, a child will be provided Christmas. God Bless & Have aNew Year. -North Shore Friends, Patty Gordon

    To my friends at Baughman, I just want to thank you for the many things you do for me: visits, flowers, cards. Iall of you and especially your visits. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! Happy New Year! Grace Troxell

    Dear United Methodist Women, thank you for the lovely plant and the goodies! Thank you Dottie and Joan for yvisit. It was so pleasant. I enjoyed it. Lorraine Draisey

    To the Ladies of the Church, Thank you for the gifts you sent me for Christmas. With all the things you do for thdays, to think that I was thought of. I really think it was wonderful. Dottie Poffenberger

    Members of Baughman UMC, We thank you for the Holiday treats you presented to us. Thank you Rev. Green visit and Holy Communion. Thank you also for the flowers and treats from UM Women. We appreciate all. Bomuch better now.-Bob and Grace Gardner

    Valentines Sunday Renew your marriage vows Sunday, February6th as part of our Sunday morning worship

    ervices. At the conclusion of each worshipervice, (8:30, 9:45, 11:00), couples will benvited forward to hold hands and renew their wedding vows. You canress up for the occasion (wear your wedding dress) or you can come aou are. It will be a warm hearted celebration of our most sacred earthommitment. Bring in your wedding pictures this Sunday and next so

    we can post them on the Bulletin Board.

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    P AG E 6 T HE BEACON

    FEBRUARY 24, 2014; 2:00 P.M. GYM

    SPEAKER JIM HOOVER BEE KEEPERHOSTESSES JOAN VOWLER, BETTY BLACK-

    MORE, EDNA TAYLOR

    MARCH 24, 2014; 2:00 P.M. GYMSPEAKER: BRADLEY S. MILLER

    FLINT NAPPINGNATIVE AMERICAN CULTURES

    HOSTESSES: PATTY KIRK, GERRY BREN-NEMAN, CATHY LANEAPRIL 2, 2014 DUTCH APPLE

    DINNER THEATERSEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS

    LEAVE PARKING LOT 10:30 A.M.DINNER 11:45 A.M. SHOW 1:15 P.M.

    COST - $48.00 DEADLINE MARCH 10, 2014APRIL 28, 2014; 2:00 P.M. GYM, Program TBAHOSTESSES: MAXINE BIXLER, MARTHA FIN-

    LEY, LURA SHADERMAY 19, 2014; 2:00 P.M. GYM, Program TBA

    HOSTESSES: MARCIA DRAISEY, JOANNEHORSTMANN, MARY JANE LUDWIG

    JUNE 12, 2014 RAINBOW DINNER THEATER

    ALWAYS A BRIDESMAID LEAVE PARKING LOT 10:00 A.M.

    DINNER 11:30 A.M. SHOW 1:00 P.M.COST - $42.00 DEADLINE MAY 27, 2014

    SEPTEMBER 11, 3014 SIGHT AND SOUN

    MOSES- SHOW 11:00 A.M. 1:30 P.M.LEAVE PARKING LOT 9:00 A.M.

    COST $50.00 DEADLINE JUNE 1, 2014DINNER ON YOUR OWN- COUNTRY TA

    MOUNT JOYOCTOBER 27, 2014 2:00 P.M. GYM

    SPEAKER ALICE SPAHR

    THE JOURNEY OF JULIANAHOSTESSES: ELSIE HAUBERT, LORETTA

    PHYLLIS EDWARDSNOVEMBER 20,2014 - DUTCH APPLE

    DINNER THEATERITS A WONDERFUL LIFE

    LEAVE PARKING LOT 10:30 A.M. DINNE 11:45 A.M. SHOW 1:15. P.M.

    COST - $48.00 DEADLINE OCTOBER 27, 2DECEMBER 15, 2014 2:00 P.M. GYM

    SPEAKER: MRS. KLAUS STORY TELLERDOMESTIC VIOLENCE

    HOSTESSES: JOANNE NICHOLSON, ARKUHNERT, MARY ANN MILLER

    .

    GO - GETTERS 2014 SCHEDULE

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    P AG E 7 T HE BEACON

    U NITED M ETHODIST WOMEN

    The Food Banks and Delta House

    There is a great need for food for the twofood pantries (The Bridge in New Cum- berland and Ecumenical in Harrisburg)that are supported by Baughman Church.As you do your weekly shopping, please

    keep our needy neighbors in yourthoughts. We continue to collect diapersfor Delta House. Baskets for your contri- butions are located in the adult Sunday

    School area.

    Circle News A joint circle meeting will be held Thursday,

    March 13 at 1:30pm. Rev. Barbara Yorkswill be the guest speaker. Her topic is

    Baptism and Holy Communion.

    Hostesses are the Faith Circle.

    Cherry Pie Sale!Pies will be made and baked

    February 13 & 14

    Pies ($11.00 each) can be ordered by calling Joanne Winters (774-0917) or

    Lura Shader (737-6810)

    Pie pick-up is February 14th.

    UMW Prayer and Self DenialLunch

    February 6th @ noon in the gym. Thespeaker this year will be Anne HortonDirector of Camping and Retreat for

    Susquehanna Conference. Soup, sandwiches, and cookies will be served folunch.

    ALL women are invited!

    Girls Gathering in Tyrone February 7-8 for girls in grades 7 12.Cost is $22.00 and is paid for by UMW.

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    P AG E 8FEBRUARY 2014

    February 2014 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

    1

    2

    Combined

    Service

    10:00am

    37:00 Care andShare

    7:00-Missions

    47:00 MensBreakfast

    4:30 Club Im-pact

    5- 10:00-Inter.Prayer

    5:30 Handbells

    6:00-Bistro

    7:00 Choir & Classes

    8:00 Contemp. Practic

    612:00-UMW Prayer& Self DenialLuncheon

    6:00-8:00-Clothing

    Ministry

    7:00-Finance

    7 8

    9

    6:30 Daniel Plan

    10

    7:00 Care andShare

    11

    7:00

    Mens Break-

    fast

    8:30-Make PieDough

    4:30 Club Impact

    1210:00-Inter. Prayer

    1:30-Prayer Shawl

    5:30 Handbells

    6:00-Bistro

    7:00 Choir & Classes

    8:00 Contemp. Practic

    13

    8:30-Make & BakePies

    5:45 COM mtg.

    6:30 Trustees

    7:15-Ad Board

    14

    8:30-Make & BakePies

    Cherry PiePick-up2:00-& 7:00

    15

    10-12 noon-Clothing

    Ministry

    16Valentines

    Sunday6:30 Daniel Plan

    177:00 Care andShare

    187:00 MensBreakfast

    4:30 Club Im-pact

    1910:00-Inter. Prayer

    5:30 Handbells

    6:00-Bistro

    7:00 Choir & Classes

    8:00 Contemp. Practic

    20 21 22

    23

    6:30 Daniel Plan

    247:00 Care andShare

    25 26 277:00 SPRC

    28Next Sunday-Winter Picnic!

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    F ROM TH E OFFICE . . . 774-2005

    BCMHOURS-

    February6

    6-8pm

    February

    15th

    10-12noon

    February Beacon - Please have March Beacon news to the office by February24th. Thank you!

    Facebook Find us at www.facebook/baughmanmemorialumc

    Baughman Clothing Ministry- We are now accepting clean gently used Winter

    clothing for infants, children and teens. You may drop your donations off at the Clothing ministry on the days we are openOR you may also drop off at Valerie Byerly's home, 316 3rd St. Please leave dona-tions on her front porch at any time. If you have any questions please call KarenNick at 717-737-1930.

    FROM OPERATIONS:

    For Conference purposes , we need to track the number of small groups and thenumber attending. Group leaders, if you could please send an email to the officeafter each meeting stating the name of the group, the dates they met, and the num-ber involved, it would be greatly appreciated! -Deb Koretzky,[email protected]

    When disposing of Trash Please breakdown cardboard boxes as flat as possibleand compact trash so we can get as much as possible in bins. Remember one bin isRecycling and 2 are regular trash. Pick-up days are every other Wednesday. Helpus save space and avoid an extra pick-up charge. Thanks!

    Service Times:Saturday @ 6:15pmSunday Mornings:8:30 and 11:00-

    Traditional Worship in theSanctuary

    9:45

    Contemporary Worship on thelawn or in the basement9:45

    Sunday School for all ages

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    Luke Room

    Conference Room

    Mark Room

    Some of our beautiful

    new rooms on the

    second floor

    Baughman Book Fund Applications Available Now- If you areenrolled in a degree program at an institution of higher education, andare a member of Baughman, you are eligible to obtain assistance from theHigher Education Book Fund. Applications are available in the churchoffice, 774-2005. Deadline is February 21 st!

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    Pastor, someone asked recently, why should I give my money to BaughmanChurch, as opposed to the United Way, the Salvation Army, or the AmericanCancer Society? Good question! Heres the answer.

    Last Sunday (Jan 26 th) Baughman UMC had 200 men, women, and children worshipping the Lord Je-sus. During the sermon Win shared scriptures from the Bible reassuring you that God can be trusted to

    provide. The Sunday before (Jan 19 th) Win challenged you to take off spiritually. The Sunday be-fore that (Jan 12 th) Win asked what difference Jesus makes in your life. Now, who else in your lifeasks you such questions, and encourages/challenges you to grow spiritually? Who else is teaching youthe Bible?

    Last Wednesday Baughman UMC had over 120 people sharing warm fellowship on the coldest night ofthe year. No drinking. No drugs. No sex. No violence. Just good, wholesome fellowship with peoplewho care. Where else but the local church do you find such healthy fellowship?

    In December a homeless couple came to our Church office desperate for help. Theyve worshipped atBaughman UMC ever since. They feel reconnected with God, and they have hope. Who else but thelocal Church does such spiritual work?

    Last Sunday there were 37 children in Sunday School. Sunday night there were 16 students at YouthGroup. Tuesday night there were 50+ kids at Club Impact. Where else but the local church are thesekids going to learn about Jesus?

    So far weve had 18 new visitors come through our doors to worship with us for the first time in 2014.We dont know their stories yet, but I know for a fact that one of them is without God, and theyve

    come to Baughman to find Him. The United Way and the American Cancer Society doesnt shareGod with others. We do!

    Yesterday, Baughman UMC hosted the funeral of June Kearns. We celebrated her life, and shared thegospel of Jesus Christ with all those who attended. Afterwards, we hosted a reception for her family.Who else offers this kind of care?

    The local church is the front line of the spiritual battle in our world. This is where people are won toJesus. This is where people learn to forgive, grow in grace, let go of their sins, strengthen their fami-lies, and grow in the wisdom of God. No other institution does this but the local church.

    Is Baughman worthy of your investment? You bet it is! We are growing the Kingdom of God, beating back the devil, and rescuing families in distress. We are sharing Jesus, teaching the Bible, and offering

    hope to those who are empty. We are busy fulfilling the very mission we have been directed to fulfill TO MAKE DISCIPLES OF JESUS CHRIST FOR THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE WORLD!

    Do you know of any other organization who does this kind of work? If so, by all means, give to themas well.

    Yes, we are worthy of the best you can give.

    Why Give Money to Baughman?

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    Baughman United Methodist Church

    228 Bridge Street

    New Cumberland, PA 17070