this issue Karl Hinkle 2

Thank You 4

July Sermons 7

Cottage Meetings 12

Sunday Worship 9:30 a.m.

Sunday School 10:35 a.m.

5650 Senour Road Indianapolis, IN 46239

317-862-2588 aumc@actonumc.com

Pastor Matthew Stultz pastormatthew@actonumc.com

actonumc.com

Contents

1 Something To Think About

2 Upcoming Events

3 Fellowship and Fun Times

4 Congregational Care

4 Extravagant Generosity

5 Risk Taking Mission & Service

6 Intentional Faith Development

7 Passionate Worship

7 Radical Hospitality

8 Good to Know

9 AUMC Leadership News

10 Boy Scouts

10 Preschool

11 Calendar

Newsletter of Acton United Methodist Church

LOVE – LEARN – SHARE – SERVE with eternal purpose through faith in Jesus Christ

SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT

It’s hard to believe that we are already at the fourth of July holiday weekend. There’s a lot to look forward to this time each year: corn being knee-high, fireworks, cookouts…a new preacher. I’m not going to be so bold as to suggest my preaching is better than Aunt Wilma’s six-layer dip or Uncle Wilbur’s pulled pork. I do want to be up front and tell you that I understand. I understand the priority for family and friends and sometimes those priorities take you away from church. In a perfect world we would have enough time for everything, but we don’t and we have to choose. So as you are setting your summer schedule, as your new preacher, new pastor, I wanted to share some of the sermons that are headed to Acton beginning Sunday July 5th. I have purposely constructed more “teaching” style for the summer because they are easier to get up to speed if you miss a Sunday.

July 5th: The Road to Acton, Luke 24:13-35

July 12th: August 2nd: Codebreaker: The Book of Revelation

August 9th: September 6th: Hebrews: A Journey Through the Letter

I look forward to meeting you all and walking together with Christ. Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m off to find a pulled pork sandwich.

Pastor Matthew

Ju l y 2 0 1 5

in action

Join us after worship on July 5th to welcome Pastor Matthew and his family to the Acton family with a strawberry shortcake party.

Acton in action July 2015

UPCOMING EVENTS MARK YOUR CALENDARS

WELCOME OUR NEW PASTOR – JULY 5th Be sure to join us after church on July 5th for a strawberry shortcake party in Fellowship Hall. We will be welcoming Pastor Matthew and his family to the Acton family.

CHILDREN’S MINISTRY MEETING – JULY 8th Sheri Lathrop is our new Children’s Ministry Leader and would like everyone currently involved in Children’s Minsitry or anyone who would like to be involved join her on July 8th at 6:30pm for a meeting to discuss ideas on taking this ministry to the next level. She is asking all Sunday School teachers, Children’s Church teachers, and other currently involved to be there.

GARAGE SALE - JULY 25th The 2014 Garage Sale will be held on Saturday, July 25th from 7:00am-3:00pm. Donations are now being accepted and can be dropped off at the church during the week from 9:00am-1:00pm and most evenings from 7-9:00pm. If items need to be picked up, please call the church office to make arrangements. A dinner will be served each evening, July 20th-24th, at 6:00pm for the workers so come work, fellowship, and share a meal…it’s a great way to get to know your church family!

KARL HINKLE – JULY 26th Come join us on July 26th as Karl Hinkle leads us in worship. This is a great close out to a busy Garage Sale event. Everyone is welcome so invite your neighbors and friends.

½ PRICE SALE – AUGUST 1st Clothing, housewares and antiques will be kept after the Garage Sale and we will reopen on Saturday, August 1st from 8:00am-12:00pm for our annual ½ Price Sale! All proceeds go to the AUMC Preschool.

LIFE CHANGES – AUGUST 2nd The Life Changes group will be meeting next on August 2nd at Southeastway Park at 6:00pm. They will have a pitch-in dinner with fried chicken, drinks and table service provided. They will be meeting and doing some comfortable walking together. For more information see Margie Townsend or Anne Meyer.

FELLOWSHIP DINNER – AUGUST 19th There will be no Fellowship Dinner in July due to the preparations for our annual Garage Sale. Please stop by and help sort and price all the wonderful donations we have been receiving. The week before the sale, July 20th-July 24th, there will be dinner served for the workers each

evening at 6:00pm. The next Wednesday night Fellowship Dinner will be August 19th.

WOMEN’S READING CIRCLE – AUGUST 23rd The Women’s Reading Circle will meet at 6:00pm on Monday, August 23rd, at The Wesley House (beside Peg Marshall’s home) to discuss The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh. We will hold a pitch-in supper before the discussion. All women of the church are cordially invited to join the Women’s Reading Circle. If you haven’t read the book, it is an opportunity to learn more about the Reading Circle. This will be an opportunity for us to enjoy our new Wesley House which was built in 1926 at the site of the original Acton Methodist log church. Wesley House was a brick family home built the same year. The Language of Flowers is available from the library and bookstores. For more information please contact Peg Marshall or Anne Meyer.

Did you see Jesus one Sunday morning? God was

there too!

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FELLOWSHIP AND FUN TIMES

SMILES OF ACTON

Acton in action July 2015

CONGREGATIONAL CARE PLEASE PRAY FOR YOUR CHURCH FAMILY

HEALING STRENGTH: Chris Rosemeyer, Arlette Povalac, Norma Presnell (Karen Fulk’s sister), Mark Holst (Joan Jacob’s son), Kay Baugh (Clara Ford’s daughter), Chris Osborn (Ken & Sandy Grubb’s daughter), Janet Coons (Donna McCullough’s daughter)

SYMPATHIES: Family of Gabe Wiggins, Family of Mr. Kallannsas (Bob Birdwell’s Uncle)

OUR HOMEBOUND MEMBERS: Mary Hicks, Mary Schmidt, Joann Young

MILITARY PERSONNEL: Adam Walters, Joseph (Andy) Roberts, Lucas Lamkin, Adam Clark

EXTRAVAGANT GENEROSITY SHARE THE BLESSINGS YOU HAVE RECEIVED

A SUCCESSFUL BLOOD DRIVE Thanks to everyone who was able to donate at the Spring blood drive. We collected 17 pints of blood! Look for information for the Fall blood drive in October. If anyone would like to help organize or advertise, please see Susan French.

Joyce and I would like to thank you for the wonderful Retirement Celebration! It was a terrific day filled with great worship, music, food, and laughter. We could not have imagined

a more perfect celebration. Our thanks to all of the cooks, those who set up the room and decorated it, the creative cakes, the kind words from so many, the wonderful cards, the jackets and great gift from the church we’ll use toward a trip we are planning, a staff that is the best, the Staff Parish Committee for coordinating the event, Cliff as emcee, and the “Happy Trails” song. It has been a real joy to serve you for these past three years. You are such a special congregation, and we love you for the people of generosity and hope that you are. Grace and peace, Pastor Mac and Joyce

VBS THANKS

Hats off to Sam Warner and the many volunteers who donated their time and efforts to ensure that Bible School was a fun and meaningful event for the children. You all are such a blessing to our children and church.

THANKS FOR THE GERANIUMS Emily Smith’s Girl Scout Troop, Troop 1827, was kind enough to plant geraniums in our Bible Garden in June. Thank you girls for helping to make our garden even more hospitable.

If you have a prayer request please call the office or fill out a prayer request card during Sunday worship so that we may pray for you and your loved ones. A request for prayer can also be sent out to other members on Agapenet or added to the prayer list but we know that details of prayer requests can be private so information and updates will only be shared if requested.

To look at all the pictures go to actonumc.com. Thanks Marvin for taking such great shots!

LIFE CHANGES SUPPORT GROUP

August 2nd

6:00pm

Southeastway Park Fried Chicken Pitch-in

July Loose Change Collection

Vida Nueva

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RISK TAKING MISSION AND SERVICE SERVING OTHERS IN THE NAME OF CHRIST

COMPASSION CENTER Thanks to the Wiley and Puckett families for their assistance in preparing and serving the meal at the Compassion Center on June 7th. Also thanks to Mary Ann's daughter Kim Tilley and her

family Brian, Kyle and Dawn. Over 100 meals were served.

FAST TRACK COLLECTION We will be collecting school supplies through July 12th for the 8th annual Fast Track event. This will provide backpacks, basic school supplies and community resources to over 1000 students and families in Franklin Township that need assistance.

SAWS PROGRAM UPDATE Acton has also purchased a new demolition hammer purchased with Amazing Mission Funds for the SAWS Program to help with the

installation of ramps. The tool will be useful in the removal of concrete or rock and breaking up other hard surfaces so ramps can be properly installed.

AMAZING MISSION FUND The numbers are in…23 pledges for the Amazing Mission Fund, for a total pledge amount of $16,180. This amount is about double the amount received last year (25 pledges for $8,655). Our Mission Team thanks you for your generosity.

TRAVEL SIZE ITEMS NEEDED When traveling and staying in a hotel this summer, consider picking up any unused complementary hygiene items. Travel and trial size hygiene items such as soap, shampoo, etc. are needed by both Wheeler Mission and the Compassion Center. You may drop them off at either program or at our Welcome Center and they will be to taken to one of these programs.

AMAZING MISSION FUND

As of May 31, 2015

Balance: $3,715.73

OTHER MISSION OUTREACH

Month of May

Brightwood: $217.85 (loose change) Compassion Center (meal): $150 MS Children’s Home: $310.66

WAYS TO GIVE

Monthly Food Pantry Collection Amazing Mission Fund

Gift Card Rewards Programs Fast Track Collection June 14th-July 12th

WAYS TO SERVE

Compassion Center – 1st Sunday God’s Bounty – 2nd Thursday

NEXT MISSION TEAM MEETING

August 19th @ 7:00pm

DATES TO REMEMBER

July 5th – Compassion Center July 9th – God’s Bounty now-July 12th – Fast Track Collection Starts August 19th – Mission Team Meeting

Dear children, let us not love with words or speech but with actions

and in truth. 1 John 3:18

God’s Bounty Food Pantry Collection Please fill a “red food pantry bag” and drop off your

donations at the display by the Welcome Center.

Acton in action July 2015

INTENTIONAL FAITH DEVELOPMENT

LEARN AND GROW IN YOUR FAITH – ALL ARE WELCOME

ADULT THURSDAY EVENINGS – Parables from the Back Side by J. Ellsworth Kalas Meets Thursdays, 7:30pm, at Ken & Sandy Grubb’s home

ADULT BIBLE STUDY Standard Lesson Quarterly Meets Sundays, 10:35-11:15am, Church Kitchen, see Sandy Grubb

ADULT CURRENT EVENTS CLASS Wired Word

Meets Sundays, 10:35-11:15am, Narthex, see Cliff Lathrop

YOUNG ADULT CLASS - FUSION Faith in Food Meets Sundays, 10:35-11:15am, Children’s Chapel, see Brad Repass

HIGH SCHOOL CLASS LinC Meets Sundays, 10:35-11:15am, Fellowship Hall, see Andy Crane

MIDDLE SCHOOL CLASS The Amazing Bible Race - Romans Meets Sundays, 10:35-11:15am, Jungle Room, see Anne Meyer or Arlette Povalac

1st-5th GRADE CLASS Grow, Proclaim, Serve

Meets Sundays, 10:35-11:15am, Beach Room, see Terry Fansler

PREK & KINDERGARTEN CLASS Grow, Proclaim, Serve Meets Sundays, 10:35-11:15am, Preschool Room, see Terry Fansler

YOUTH GROUP – Join us for dinner, fun fellowship, and faith building lessons Meets Sundays, 5:30-7pm, Fellowship Hall See Andy or Diane Crane

MEN’S TUESDAY EVENINGS – Isaiah Meets Tuesdays, 7-8:00 pm, church kitchen, childcare provided, see Andy Crane

MEN’S SATURDAY MORNINGS – Luke Meets Saturdays, 8:00am, church kitchen, see Dan Repass

WOMEN’S TUESDAY EVENING – Jesus Christ, by Tim Stott Meets Tuesdays, 7-8:00pm, church library, childcare provided, see Diane Crane

WOMEN OF FAITH – Revelations Meets Wednesdays, 10:00am, The Wesley House, see Becky Repass

WOMEN’S FRIDAY MORNINGS – Psalms Meets Fridays, 9:30-11:00am, church kitchen, see Anne Meyer

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PASSIONATE WORSHIP JULY SERMONS

Past sermons (text, audio and video) are available on our website at actonumc.com.

RADICAL HOSPITALITY Mark your calendars for the rest of 2015 with these special events. Keep checking the newsletter for more dates as they are confirmed.

Welcome Pastor Matthew – July 5 Garage Sale - July 25 Karl Hinkle Worship – July 26 Fellowship Dinner – August 19 Kids Night Out – September 11 Fellowship Dinner – September 16

Fall Carnival – September 26 Fellowship Dinner – October 21 Craft Fair – November 14 Fellowship Dinner – November 18 Kids Night Out – December 4 Advent Tea – December 1

KING RANCH CHICKEN (PASTOR MAC’S FAVORITE)

Cover up to 5lbs. of boneless, skinless chicken with water and add salt, pepper, cumin, onion, and Italian seasonings. Cook about 45 minutes. Remove chicken to cool and slice and save broth for sauce. Using a 9x12 casserole, layer just enough chicken to cover the pan. Layer the items in the order listed over the chicken - one cup or more each of pinto or garbanzo beans, chopped onions, Red Gold diced tomatoes drained, and cheddar cheese. Sprinkle about a tablespoon of cumin over the first layer. Mix one can of cream of mushroom and one can of cream of chicken and equal parts of chicken broth and 3 cups salsa. Blend well and pour over first layer to barely cover items. Top with broken chips. Repeat second layer as the first. You may have some chicken and sauce left over as I don’t know how to cut this down any smaller. Bake for about 45 minutes till just heated though. Serve with more chips and salsa. Good eats.

Submitted by Arlette Povalac

Acton in action July 2015

GOOD TO KNOW

TIDBITS OF AUMC NEWS SCRIPTURE FOR JULY

Brothers and sisters, think of what you were when you were called. Not many of you were wise by human standards; not many were influential; not many were of noble birth. But God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise; God chose the weak things of the world to shame the strong. God chose the lowly things of this world and the despised things—and the things that are not—to nullify the things that are, so that no one may boast before him. It is because of him that you are in Christ Jesus, who has become for us wisdom from God - that is, our righteousness, holiness and redemption. Therefore, as it is written: “Let the one who boasts boast in the Lord.” And so it was with me, brothers and sisters. When I came to you, I did not come with eloquence or human wisdom as I proclaimed to you the testimony about God. For I resolved to know nothing while I was with you except Jesus Christ and him crucified. I came to you in weakness with great fear and trembling. My message and my preaching were not with wise and persuasive words, but with a demonstration of the Spirit’s power, so that your faith might not rest on human wisdom, but on God’s power.

1 Corinthians 1:26-2:5 Guiding Questions: Are there “strength” areas in churches that are in reality to God foolishness?

What are the areas of weakness, things despised, the lowly that God has determined as important and where we, as a church, should place our vision and focus?

Be in prayer for your pastor, leaders in the church, and for each person who calls Acton UMC home, that we all might focus on the things of importance to God.

GARAGE SALE NEWS GET THE WORD OUT: Help us get the word out about our annual Garage Sale. There will be signs to put in your yard, flyers to put up at work and around town and postcards to give to friends and neighbors. Pick them up this month and help us spread the word about this community event. See Brad Repass with questions.

CAMPERS NEEDED: Volunteers are needed to stay

overnight in the church lot in a camper or tents to

deter nosy nellies and thieves from stealing things out

of the Big Tent! Please see Stephanie if you can help.

DONATIONS BEING ACCEPTED

Donations can be dropped off during the week from 9:00am-1:00pm or most evenings in July from 6-9:00pm.

Large items such as furniture, electronics, toys, and sporting goods go outside in the container.

Clothing, knick-knacks, books, and linens may be dropped off in Fellowship Hall.

Stations will be marked around Fellowship Hall, for sorting. If you can help by sorting your items it would be appreciated. If you are not able to sort them, we can do it for you.

CHILDREN’S MINISTRY UPDATE

Please pick up your children from

Children’s Church directly after worship,

or if they are staying for Sunday School, at 11:15 from

their class. Thanks!

CHURCH DIRECTORY CORRECTIONS

We have a few corrections so make sure to update your copy. If you have any other updates let us know.

Pastor Matthew Stultz phone – 812-493-9259

Cheryl Herron phone – 437-1887

David Stevenson is spelled Stephenson

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AUMC LEADERSHIP NEWS COMMITTEE UPDATES

COMMITTEE MEETING DATES All are welcome to attend any committee meeting, with the exception of Staff Parish Relations (SPRC) due to the confidential nature of the committee’s discussions.

Congregational Council .... July 20, 7:15

Finance ............................. July 13, 7:00

Ministry (MLT) ................. July 27, 6:30

Staff Parish Relations ....... July 20, 6:00

Trustees............................... July 21, 6:00

FINANCE UPDATE In 2010, Finance started an endowment for AUMC so that individuals could give gifts that would permanently support some of the ministries of our church. Initially, $35,000 was placed in our endowment to support the Trustees, Missions and MLT ministries. During the past five years, the endowments have grown to $66,241 with additional gifts and interest. The church has received $9,879 back from the endowment in the last 5 years to support these ministries. If you are interested in gifting to the endowment, or making it a part of your estate planning, contact any Finance member.

Submitted by: Larry Suits, Finance Chair

COTTAGE MEETINGS Pastor Matthew’s ministry is traditional, creative and innovative with a Biblical foundation and a commitment to share the love and teaching of Jesus Christ.

Over the next weeks we will be organizing a series of cottage meetings in the homes of some of our members with groups of 10 to 12 to get to know Pator Matthew and Heather and share hopes, dreams and visions for the growth of our faith community at Acton United Methodist. Watch for news on the Agapenet and signup sheets.

OUR ANNUAL GARAGE SALE

Our annual Garage Sale provides not only a fun day to those in our neighborhood, but also allows us to

donate items we gather to many charities. The money brought in helps Acton in our missions, our ministry programs, and in improving our church building. It takes many volunteers to make the sale happen and there are countless ways to help. If you are able to help in any of the ways listed, please do so and know it is appreciated.

PRAYERS

Donations of “stuff” you don’t use any more

Donations of bottled water

Donations of cash for Youth Food Tent

Kitchen helpers for Garage Sale week meals

Donations of food for Garage Sale week meals

Time, time, time for sorting and pricing

Old and New help to look up items for pricing

Cashiers for day of sale Anyone wanting to help or with questions, see Stephanie Schemenaur or Barb Thompson.

As of May 31, 2015

Income ........ $109,332 .......... 43% of budget Expenses ..... $101,014 .......... 41% of budget

Meeting minutes from Congregational Council, Finance, Trustees, and Ministry Leadership are all available in the office.

Acton in action July 2015

Preschool News

Pick an apple from the Preschool Apple Tree – It

will be up some time in July!

Summer camp is always an adventure!

BELZER CUP SCOUT CAMP

RANSBURG BOY SCOUT CAMP 24 scouts

7 adults leaders

15 Dutch oven pizzas

4 rank advancements

7 fire crafter ranks

1 fire by friction

3 mega wolf spiders in tents

45 merit badges

4 minor injuries

1 Program Excellence award

1 Commissioner’s Choice award for best campsite

Full scout built playground with tower, 4 swings, teeter totter, limbo station, hillbilly golf, tree ladder and giant Risk board

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Acton United Methodist Church 5650 Senour Road Indianapolis, IN 46239 (317) 862-2588

WORSHIP WITH KARL HINKLE – JULY 26th

Join us as we worship on July 26th with the music ministry of Karl Hinkle in the sanctuary. This is a Garage Sale tradition at Acton and a

great way to close out another Garage Sale season. Worship begins at 9:30am and ends with an ice cream social. Come and bring your friends and neighbors to this special worship service.

Sunday Worship – 9:30 am Sunday School – 10:35 am

www.actonumc.com