March 14, 2012

Vol. 29, Issue 6

OFFICE: (818) 886-1555 FAX: (818) 886-9105

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BISHOP MARY ANN SWENSON

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT CATHLEEN COOTS

REV. STEVE PETTY

KATIE KEVORKIAN, DIRECTOR OF CHILDREN’S MINISTRIES

Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors

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Timothy Howard

in Concert

Friday, March 23, 7:30 PM

Dr. Timothy Howard has prepared an interesting and varied program for our NUMC pipe organ. Not only will he play music by Buxtehude and Bach (very Baroque period), but also by some of the melodi-ous Romantic Period composers (Mendelssohn and How-ells). There will be a light-hearted and cheerful Roulade by Seth Bingham, spectacularly played on the pedals only! The tour de force will be the exciting Final of the 6th Symphony by Vierne.

A multi-talented musician, Timothy teaches at CSUN and is the Organist / Director of Music at Pasadena Presbyterian Church, where he administers a Friends of Music series for the church. He also worked as a composer / arranger /collaborator / performer on Christopher Parkening’s Simple Gift on Angel Records and as arranger for pop / rock singer Brian Reeves on Never Looking Back on Briro Records. He holds a Doctorate of Musical Arts from USC and degrees from Westminster Choir College and Biola University. Dr. Howard has agreed to dedicate this program to NUMC member Wally Kryder, who passed away recently. Wally was dedicated to the music programs and especially to the organ at NUMC. He loved the choir and the handbells, but the Schantz pipe organ was special to him every Sunday. Thank you, Timothy, for allowing us to make this dedica-tion. Tickets are $25/person, $7/student with ID, and are avail-able at www.northridgeumc.org/fom or the church office.

Holy Week and Easter at NUMC

Sunday, April 1

Palm Sunday The children will

process with palms.

Easter Egg Hunt at 10:15 AM in the Rose Garden

Wednesday, April 4

Soul Food Seder

6 PM, Fellowship Hall

A Soul Food Dinner, with the

Passover Seder served after the meal

Friday, April 6

Good Friday Service

7 PM, Sanctuary

With the Chancel Choir and

the Seven Last Words of Christ

Sunday, April 8

Easter Sunday 6 AM Sunrise Service

on the Pine Grove Patio around a fire

9 AM Choir and 11 AM Band Easter Worship Services

Pancake breakfast served all morning in Fellowship Hall.

North Valley Caring Services 8th Annual Bike-A-Thon

NVCS’ annual Bike-A-Thon is their most exciting fundraiser. Join us Saturday, March 24 at NVCS. … continued on Page 5

The children will

The Preacher’s Part I have always had a love for the poetry of E. E.

Cummings. Perhaps it is his disregard for conventional

English. Perhaps it was his spirituality, being the son of a

Presbyterian pastor. His poetry has a strong affirmation of

life, as in “I thank You God”:

i thank You God for most this amazing

day: for the leaping greenly spirits of trees

and a blue true dream of sky; and for everything

which is natural which is infinite which is yes

As a speech major in college, I often turned to

Cummings for my recitations. He lays the words on the

page so that there is a visual delight as well as a cognitive

response to his message.

O sweet spontaneous

earth how often have

the

doting

fingers of

prurient philosophers pinched

and

poked

thee

,has the naughty thumb

of science prodded

thy

beauty

But it is just as likely that it was his sheer exuberance

for life, his love of childhood fun and precociousness,

which caught my attention and bonded me with him for

eternity.

For example, my favorite poem by Cummings is “in

Just-spring”. The poem depicts children running around

gleefully on a spring day, splashing in puddles, inventing

roles, playing children’s games, and always returning to

the balloonman, who calls them to look up and see a world

that is present and expanding, “far and wee”. Just imagine

the wet muddy footprints on the pavement as they dance

around on a spring day:

in Just-

spring

when the world is mud-

luscious the little

lame balloonman

whistles far and wee

and eddieandbill come

running from marbles and

piracies and it's

spring

when the world is puddle-wonderful

the queer

old balloonman whistles

far and wee

and bettyandisbel come dancing

from hop-scotch and jump-rope and

it's

spring

and

the

goat-footed

balloonMan whistles

far

and

wee

Cummings loved spring; the resurgence of life, the

energy of a warming day, the radiant green of a new leaf

on a tender twig, and the joy of love simply given and

held.

Jesus is eternal spring, he who holds hope for us in

each new day, and smiles with child-like wonder at our

failures, and loves us in spite of ourselves.

May spring bring a spiritual rebirth to you this year.

May Christ’s resurrection be a rising of your soul as well.

Joyous Spring to you!

Love,

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Lenten Sermon Series: “Rise!” continues

Lent 4 –– March 18

“Declare” –– John 3: 14-21

Lent 5 –– March 25

“Defend” –– John 12: 20-33

Palm Sunday –– April 1

“Display” –– Mark 11: 1-11

Easter –– April 8

“Rise!” –– Mark 16: 1-8

Our condolences and prayers for the family of Wally Kryder on his death. Wally’s memorial service will be on April 21 at 2 PM.

Our condolences and prayers for the family of Frank Marocco on his death.

Prayers of healing for:

Phil Alcorn; Margaret Aizenstat; David Koch; Marcia Leonhardt; Tony Mayhall; Rod Rodrigues; Sal Sciortino; Liz Walker.

Prayers for all those undergoing treatment and those in

pain.

Prayers of safety for all our Service Personnel serving

at home and abroad.

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Thank You

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ!

Greetings of Peace and Solidarity,

On behalf of my congregation (Kaingin UMC) in Jaen

Nueva Ecija, Philippines, we would like to express our

deepest thanksgiving for your unending support to our

church. Members were very glad to have bibles that

you have brought to us. They will really help us a lot.

Because we have our bible studies in the different or-

ganizations every weekday, it is very useful for the con-

tinuous learning for the life and ministry of the Lord.

We also appreciate so much for the choir robes that you

have given us; timely, we use them every Sunday during

our service of the Church.

We hope and pray that the Lord continues to bless

your congregation and your family as well. May the

spirit of love through Jesus Christ be with us all the

time.

Thank you very much, and we are looking forward to

your warm support. God bless!!!

With love,

Rev. Ronalyn S. Valerio Administrative Pastor, Kaingin UMC

Sundays at 8 AM in the Library

Paul for Everyone: Romans, Part One, by N. T. Wright, Bishop of Durham in the Church of England

Sundays at 9:30 AM and 10:30 AM in the Kendall Building

Lenten Study: Journey through the Wilderness: Wel-coming the Stranger, sponsored by Church and Society and Missions

Wednesdays at 6:30 AM in the Library

We will read and reflect using The Upper Room Devo-tional Guide. Upper Rooms are available in the Narthex and online at www. upperroom.org.

Thursdays at 10 AM in the Library Led by Rev. Petty

Studying the Gospel of Mark — with an interpretation by Rev. Petty — assuming the position of Peter telling the story firsthand, in the first person.

Join an NUMC Bible Study

LA Phil Live: Gustavo Dudamel and Herbie Hancock Celebrate Gershwin

(in glorious IMAX and Surround-Sound!)

March 18, 7 PM, Edwards IMAX Theatre, Santa Clarita

Dinner at Buca di Beppo Restaurant optional

As part of the LA Phil’s ongoing outreach program, this

IMAX presentation will be broadcast nationwide for one

night only. Pre-recorded from the LA Phil’s 2011-12 sea-

son Opening Night Concert at Walt Disney Concert Hall,

this includes some of the composer’s best-loved works

including the Cuban Overture, An American in Paris and

Rhapsody in Blue, as well as intimate improvisations by

Hancock of Embraceable You and Someone to Watch Over

Me. The event also features exclusive footage of Hancock

– the LA Phil’s Creative Chair for Jazz – in his home,

playing Gershwin and providing insights into his improvi-

sational process.

For those who signed up at Homecoming for “social

events”, this is the first offering of this year, with more to

come!

All are welcome. There will be a sign-up sheet in the

office with directions, or contact Peggy Walters @ 818-

632-5915 or Joann DeSantis @ 818-993-8668.

Tickets are available online through Edwards Cinema or

can be purchased at the door.

From Jazz Vespers…

Jazz Vespers fans are saddened about the passing of

Frank Marocco, one of our most popular Jazz Vesper mu-

sicians. He was always a supporter of what we have been

doing and was a man of faith. Perhaps you had the oppor-

tunity to enjoy his great accordion jazz and classical con-

certs or recordings. He played with Bob Hope, Beach

Boys, Les Brown, Pavarotti and more, and laid down hun-

dreds of movie and TV soundtracks. He was listed as one

of the top three accordion players in the world and one of

the world's most recorded players. But even more than

his music, he was respected as a wonderful friend by

many. We will miss his winning smile.

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SUMMER CAMP

Santa Barbara District Junior and Senior High Camp will be held at Camp Arroyo Grande this summer

from July 22 to July 28. (For youth entering 6th grade through 2012 grads).

Cost is $350/student for the week. The church has financial “Camperships” available on request.

Registration is open, and applications are available in the church office and on the web. Pick up an ap-

plication and flier NOW.

The Youth Group has enjoyed increased attend-ance since switching to 4 to 6 PM. We hope every-one will start to plan on some fun times in the YAC as we move into Daylight Savings Time and longer warmer afternoons.

We are already planning some fun summer events which we want to get on everyone’s calendar.

We look forward to welcoming the incoming Middle Schoolers in June with a Pool Party — date and time to be announced — held right after school is out.

We are planning to make Tuesdays Youth Day at NUMC — alternating one week of fun and one week of service throughout the summer — so block off Tuesdays right now and all summer long.

We will not be going to Costa Rica this summer; look for that trip in 2013. But we have a Mini-Mission planned for July 8th to 10th at a fun surprise location.

Those who are in town will want to plan on help-ing out at Vacation Bible School July 23 to 27.

Several of our youth are planning on attending one

or two of the Cal-Pac Youth Camps. Check the

church website for a complete listing of camps for

Middle and Senior High Campers.

Easter Lilies

I wish to contribute ________ Lilies ($7.00 each).

*Your Name ____________________________

In Memory of ___________________________________ or

In Honor of _____________________________________

As a Gift from __________________________________

Amount $_______________for Lilies.

Audio/Video Fund Your gift will help support upgrades

to our aging A/V equipment.

*Your Name ____________________________

In Memory of __________________________________ or

In Honor of _____________________________________

As a Gift from ___________________________________

Amount $________________for this fund.

Special Lenten Gift to Support the General Ministry

*Your Name _____________________________

In Memory of __________________________________ or

In Honor of _____________________________________

As a Gift from __________________________________

Amount $________________for this fund.

*Please fill in all information. Forms must be returned by 3/25/2012

Three different opportunities to support

the welcome we extend at NUMC

Children, Youth and Family Activities

Youth Schedule: Spring and Summer

Celebrate Palm Sunday at NUMC

Annual Easter Egg Hunt in the Rose Garden

Sunday, April 1, 10:15 AM

Bring the children and grandchildren for good

old-fashioned fun. Volunteers are needed to

help fill and hide plastic eggs.

Contact Denise Woerner for more information.

District Youth Pre-Camp Overnight

April 14, 2 PM to April 15, 1 PM at Arroyo Grande

Camp Ground. Overnight stay with three meals for only $20/person. Chaperone required to stay. Music, Games, Devotions, Small Groups. For more infor-mation and to RSVP, call Debbie at 805-489-4199.

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Reminder:

One Great Hour of Sharing

In the past three issues of the Methodist, there have been ar-

ticles about UMCOR. This coming Sunday, March 18 is their

“One Great Hour of Sharing”. This offering is essential to

them. Remember, UMCOR receives no World Service funds,

so please give generously.

Giving is easy: Make your check payable to NUMC and

write UMCOR in the memo line. Offering envelopes will be

available in the Narthex by the UMCOR display.

Please join United Methodists everywhere by participating in

this special offering that supports UMCOR’s vital work.

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Volunteers Needed

North Valley

Caring Services,

15453 Ra yen

Street, North Hills,

will be providing a

N e i g h b o r h o o d

Immigration Clinic

on Saturday, April 14, at 10 AM.

Volunteers are needed. Spanish fluency and legal knowledge

are not necessary, but a plus.

To volunteer, please contact Amybeth Lake through the

church office or at churchandsociety@northridgeumc.org.

North Valley Caring Services

8th Annual Bike-A-Thon

March 24

… Continued from Page 1

The Bike-A-Thon begins at NVCS’s campus,

15453 Rayen Street in North Hills, with registra-

tion / check-in at 8 AM, with their Community Fair

following, from 11 AM to 2 PM. Riders make a

tour of the San Fernando Valley, where they meet

mileage goals, raising money to support the agency

and its services for the community.

A fun event for both experienced and inexperi-

enced riders, NVCS has enjoyed watching the num-

ber of participating riders and supporters increase

each year. Rider information / registration / dona-

tion packets are available in the NUMC church of-

fice. During coffee hour on Sundays, sign up to

support a rider from NUMC.

Join us for the opening ceremonies, to cheer on

the riders at one of their many stops (including

NUMC at about 10:30 AM), at the finish line, or as

one of the pack of riders to bicycle 20 miles to sup-

port NVCS! And NEW THIS YEAR, the Family

Fair that begins at 11 AM will have a Tricked-out

Bike Contest, games, booths, food, and fun activi-

ties for the entire family!

NUMC will be sponsoring and volunteering for

two children’s activities at the NVCS Community

Fair – a Bouncy and a Trike-a-Thon.

Volunteers, please talk to Amybeth Lake for sup-

port at NUMC stop and to Mike Easterly for sup-

port at NVCS.

WISH FOR CHANGE?

People in parks or tourist spots often come across

wishing wells. One can toss in some change, make a

wish, and it might come true – may-

be. It has been estimated that over

$325,000 per year is tossed into

wishing wells and fountains nation-

ally. The mind reels!

Do you wish that the world was a

better place? Have we got a deal for

you! It is a sure thing too! You can

figure out the rest. The jars are in

the Narthex. Your change will help

CHANGE THE WORLD.

Come and See Which Way Home

Church and Society will be screening

Which Way Home on March 26th, at

7 PM in the Kendall Building.

In 2006, Rebecca Cammisa received a

Fulbright Scholar Grant to document the

plight of the children left behind when

their families travel to the United States to find work. This

Oscar-nominated-film is the result of her journey. Cammisa

and her crew follow a trio of children who set out on their own

from their Latin America abodes on a dangerous trek through

Mexico en route to the U.S. border and — they hope — to their

families' embrace.

Running time is 83 minutes. The film is not rated.

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Don’t Miss the UMW Spring Boutique

March 25 in the Kendall Building before, between and after worship services.

You won’t want to miss the wonderful items available. Invite your family, neighbors and friends. Proceeds will go to UMW mission projects.

Saturday Morning Breakfast

will be held on March 17 at 8 AM

in Fellowship Hall. After break-

fast Gretchen Keeler will play

Irish Celtic Harp music.

Come for the best

breakfast in town and

celebrate St. Patrick’s

Day with great Irish music!

Members Exchange Thoughts

The Book Club will meet on Monday, March 26, at 7 PM, at the home of Sally Taylor. We will discuss The Postmistress by Sarah Blake. Please call Sally or the church office if you would like to join us. The book for the April meeting is I am Nujood by Nujood Ali.

Saturday Morning Breakfast

March 17

@ 8 AM in Fellowship Hall

Key Leader Retreat: Saturday, March 17

All Chairpersons of Resource and Ministry Teams: Come to the Saturday Morning Breakfast, then meet from 9 to 10 AM in the Kendall Building.

New Member Class Set for March 18

If you are interested in joining NUMC, or just

want to learn more about membership, come to

the Kendall Building for a light lunch at 12:15 PM on

Sunday, March 18. Rev. Petty will give a brief history of the

United Methodist Church and of NUMC. Let the church

office know if you plan to attend.

Join the All-Church Hike

Saturday, April 7 at

Vasquez Rocks Trail in Santa

Clarita. Visit the site of many

movie Westerns. This is a

1.5 mile hike, with an elevation gain of 100 feet. Car-

pool meets in the church parking lot at 8:30 AM.

Eat Out Monday On Monday, April 9th, 2 PM to Closing

@ 19500 Plummer,

Northridge

Home of the Original Fish Taco

Get a flyer on our website or in the

church office, take it to Rubio’s,

present it to the cashier,

and Family Ministries will receive

20% of your transaction.

For fellowship & fine dining Wednesday, April 4 @ 6 PM In Fellowship Hall Free-will Offering

Suggested donation - $6

Soul Food Dinner followed by a Passover Seder

Please sign up after church or call the office.

April 4

Soul Food

Seder UMW Noon Fellowship To Meet Tuesday, March 20th at 11:30 AM in the Kendall Building.

Nancy and Mike Easterly will share their experiences on their

recent Costa Rica Mission Trip with us. Join us for a great

program, good food, and good fellowship.

“New You” To Meet The New You will meet Monday, April 2 at 7 PM at the home of Freddie Lu McGinnis. Our meetings are open to all women of the church. We welcome you to join us for interest-ing speakers, discussions and just plain good fellowship. Call Barbara Hamilton for more information.

Lunch with Computers

Join Ric Wilson on March 28, as he leads a twice-

monthly series "Lunch with Computers". Bring your

lunch, a friend (what a great way to introduce someone

to our church family!), and come to NUMC at 12:30

PM, in the YAC, on the 2nd & 4th Wednesdays of the

month. Come have fun and learn something new.

Recital Set at CSUN

Sarah Salazar, our gifted Chancel Choir alto section leader, will have a junior recital on Saturday, March 24 at 2:30 PM in Cypress Hall, Room 158 at CSUN. She will be performing songs in Italian, German, and English by Hugo Wolf, Puccini, Ned Rorem among others. Come hear Sarah’s performance.

Quarterly Conference Meets Tuesday, March 27 at 7 PM in the Library. There will

be a recommendation for the Endowment Committee to

be incorporated as a Foundation.

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Rest of March Events

March 17… Saturday Morning Breakfast @ 8 AM in Fellowship Hall

Key Leader Retreat from 9 to 10 AM in the Kendall Building March 18… New Member Class @ 12:15 PM in the Kendall Building March 19… Caring Ministries Meeting

@ 11:30 AM in the Kendall Building Missions Committee Meeting @ 7 PM in the Kendall Building

March 20… United Methodist Women’s Noon Fellowship @ 11:30 AM in the Kendall Building

Finance Committee Meeting @ 5 PM in the Library Trustees Meeting @ 7 PM in the Library

March 21… Leadership Development @ 7 PM in the Library

March 23… Friends of Music Concert @ 7:30 PM in the Sanctuary March 24… Sarah Salazar’s recital

@ 2:30 PM @ Cypress Hall @ CSUN Bike-A-Thon @ North Valley Caring Services. Check-in at 8 AM

March 25… UMW Spring Boutique from 9 AM to Noon in the Kendall Building

March 26… Book Club @ 7 PM at Sally Taylor’s Home Memorial Garden Meeting @ 7 PM at the Wendlers’ Home Church and Society Movie @ 7 PM in the Kendall Building

Methodist Money Makers @ 7 PM in the Library March 27… Quarterly Conference @ 7 PM in the Library March 28… Friends of Music Committee Meeting

@ 6 PM in the Library

Regularly Scheduled Meetings

Tuesdays:

Cracker Barrel 10:00 AM Library Sr. Exercise Class 10:45 AM Fellowship Hall Worship Band Rehearsal 7:30 PM Sanctuary

Wednesdays:

Devotional Group 6:30 AM Library Maintenance Volunteers 8:30 AM Church Office WORMS 9:30 AM Kendall Building Lunch with Computers 12:30 PM YAC

2nd and 4th Wednesdays Jubilee Bells 4:00 PM Room 5/6 Celebration Ringers 7:00 PM Room 5/6

Thursdays:

Rev. Steve’s Bible Study 10:00 AM Library Chancel Choir 7:30 PM Sanctuary Couples Bible Study 2nd & 4th Thursdays from 7 to 10 PM in Room 5/6

Fridays:

Cracker Barrel 10:00 AM Library T’ai Chi Class 10:00 AM Fellowship Hall

Sundays:

Adult Study 8:00 AM Library Chancel Choir 8:00 AM Sanctuary Sunday School & Nursery 9:00 AM Library Lenten Bible Study (1) 9:30 AM Kendall Building Youth Choir 10-11 AM Fireside Room Cherub Choir 10:15 AM Room 5/6 Lenten Bible Study (2) 10:30 AM Kendall Building

Sunday School & Nursery 11:00 AM Ed. Bldg.

Preschool to Kindergarten in Nursery Grades 1 to 5 in Room 5/6 Youth (Grades 6-12) in Room 4

MYF 4-6 PM YAC

Worship Services @ 9 & 11 AM

Childcare available at all services.

United Methodist Women

Contact Person

UMW Pat Small

Prayer Chain Dorine Collins & Ruth Sanders

Hearts & Hands Betty Kinzy

WEEKLY:

Mondays at 9 AM Arts & Crafts Phyllis Nelson

MONTHLY:

March 2012 ACTIVITIES

20 Tuesday at 11:30 AM Noon Fellowship Dorine Collins

27 Tuesday at 10 AM Bluejays Bridge Pearl Adams

Early April 2012 ACTIVITIES

2 Monday at 7 PM New You Barbara Hamilton

3 Tuesday at 10 AM Magpies Bridge Jean Thompson

9 Monday at Noon Executive Board Kendall Building

Ongoing Community Groups

Sundays: Narcotics Anonymous at 7 PM in Fireside Room

Mondays: AA (Women) at 6 PM in Fireside Room

Tuesdays: Alanon at 10 AM & AA Book Study at 8 PM in Fireside Rm

Thursdays: AA at 7 PM in Fireside Room

Fridays: Alanon at 12:30 PM in Fireside Room

Boy Scouts - Troop 911: Tuesdays at 7 PM in Fellowship Hall

Call John Orlick at 818-886-6229

Cub Scouts - Call Gary Kuykendall at 818-426-8195

Girl Scouts - Call Tandy Wilson at 818-886-9376

All age levels, various days.

Early April Events

April 1… Palm Sunday

Easter Egg Hunt @ 10:15 AM in the Rose Garden

April 2… New You @ 7 PM @ Freddie Lu McGinnis’ Home

April 3… Ministry Team @ 6 PM in the Library

April 4… Soul Food Seder @ 6 PM in Fellowship Hall

April 6… Good Friday Service @ 7 PM in the Sanctuary

April 7… All-Church Hike @ Vasquez Rock Trail

Carpool meets in the church parking lot at 8:30 AM April 8… Easter Sunday: Sunrise Service @ 6 AM;

Choir Service @ 9 AM; Band Service @ 11 AM Pancake Breakfast served all morning in Fellowship Hall

April 9… Eat Out Monday @ Rubio’s, 2 PM to Closing

UMW Executive Board Meeting @ Noon in the Kendall Building

Church and Society Meeting @ 7 PM in the Kendall Building

April 10… Membership Committee Meeting

@ 9 AM in the Kendall Building

April 14… Dessert Bridge @ 6 PM in Fellowship Hall

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