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The Spire The Monthly FUMC Newsletter March 2018
Dear Friend,
Last month, I wrote about the beginning of Lent. This month, let's look at the end of Lent. This forty dayseason concludes with an emotional rollercoaster called Holy Week. This week is filled with lots of imagesand events which are intended to inspire and challenge us. Holy Week begins with Palm Sunday, commemorating Jesus' entry into Jerusalem. He was met with thewaving of palm branches and shouts of "Hosanna" which is a Hebrew exclamation loosely translated as"Save us." We continue to celebrate Palm Sunday with the waving of palm branches in our worship. Later that week, we come to Maundy Thursday. The word Maundy derives from the Latin word "mandatum"which means "mandate." It commemorates Jesus' mandate to the disciples that they love one another (John13:34). In the modern church, Maundy Thursday is the day we commemorate Jesus' last meal with hisdisciples, the sacrament we know as holy communion. Thus, communion is typically celebrated at thisservice. Also on Maundy Thursday, we remember Jesus' act of hospitality as he washed his disciple's feet. In somechurches they will include a time for footwashing as part of the worship service. On Thursday night we also remember Jesus' prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane. In remembrance of thatevent, we include a prayer vigil here at First UMC that goes from the conclusion of the Maundy Thursdayservice to the beginning of the Good Friday service. Good Friday commemorates the events up to and including the death of the cross. We remember the arrestand trial, the betrayal and the agonizing hours spent on the cross. In some cultures there will be aprocession of the cross through the city streets, making their way silently to the church. One might ask whysuch a day commemorating death is called "good." The term good refers to God's ability to take the saddestof events and fashion something good out of it. Other cultures refer to the day as Mourning Friday or "StillerFreitag" (Silent Friday) or in some Nordic countries it is "The Long Friday." In some churches, there is a service that begins around sundown on Saturday and continues until midnight.This is called "The Easter Vigil." It is a time to retell the stories of holy week, recall the grief and sadness. Atmidnight, lights are turned out, silence comes over the church and a single candle is brought into thesanctuary, symbolizing the resurrection. From that single candle, worshippers will light their own candles,
bathing the sanctuary in the candlelight. This becomes a time of great celebration and joy, oftenaccompanied by fireworks. When the Easter Vigil is not celebrated, the second option is a sunrise service commemorating Mary's trip tothe empty tomb and her encounter with the risen Jesus. All of these events and services are designed to deepen the experiences of the holy week and prepare usfor the joy of Easter morning. Pace bene (peace and all good things),Howard
In This IssueHoly Week Services
Prayer Vigil
Sunday School
Music News
Book Club
Acolytes and CrucifersNeeded
Turning Point VolunteersNeeded
Calling All Graduates!
Cause for CrittersGarage Sale
Memorial Easter Flowers
Beautiful You
Learning Tree PreschoolNews
FUMC Youth
Alive 2018
UMW
Our Church Family
Smorgasbord 2018
Weekly Announcements
Youth Sunday is May 20
Holy Week Services Maundy Thursday
As part of our holy week celebration, we will be offering a Maundy Thursdayservice on March 29 at 7:00 p.m. This service will be held in the sanctuaryand will include communion.
Good FridayOn Good Friday, there is a community service at the downtown Commons at12 noon. We will offer an additional service in our chapel that evening,March 30, at 7:00 p.m.
Easter SundayOn Easter morning, April 1, we begin with a sunrise service at 7:00 a.m. inthe green space north of the church. Our morning services will follow at theirusual times of 9:00 and 11:00 a.m.
Prayer Vigil
Last year we began a 24 hour prayer vigil in our chapel running from the endof the Maundy Thursday service to the beginning of the Good Friday service.Participants spoke highly about the soul enriching opportunity this provided.Diane Lill will have a table outside the church office on Sunday mornings tosign up for the one hour slots.
Sunday School
Children and YouthChildren and Youth
Children and Youth Sunday School classes meet at 10:10 a.m. Please seethe weekly bulletin for more information.
Adult Traveler's Class
Blue RoomFor the first three Sundays in March, the Traveler's Class will be using thevideo/discussion series, Living the Questions 2.0: An Introduction toProgressive Christianity. Weekly topics will be:
March 4 Restoring RelationshipsMarch 11 The Prophetic JesusMarch 18 Evil, Suffering, and a God of Love
On March 25, Don Faber will give us "A Southern Baptist View of theLGBTQ Discussion."
Men and Women of FaithRoom 124On Sunday, February 25, the Men and Women of Faith began a 5 weekLenten study by Max Lucado: "He Chose the Nails." Sue Paris willcontinuing leading this study for the four Sundays in March.
Every gift from God reveals his love, but no gift reveals his love more thanthe gifts of the cross. The hill of the cross is rich with the gifts of God'sgrace. These were gifts he didn't have to give. The only required act for oursalvation was the shedding of blood, yet God did so much more. So, as weunwrap these gifts, we need to pause and listen for his voice. As we do,perhaps we will hear him whisper, "I did it just for you." (He Chose the Nails,2016)
Digging into the BibleRoom 116Digging into the Bible began a 6 week study "The Prodigal God" on Sunday,February 25. This study will continue during the month of March. "TheProdigal Son" examines the parable of the prodigal sun with emphasis onthe elder and younger Sons, as well as, their earthly father. All are welcometo join us in room 116.
Music News
2018 Fridays@First
March 9, 2018 Students of Shangheng Liu Piano Recital @ 7:00 p.m.
March 16, 2018 Bradley Burgess, Organ Recital @ 7:00 p.m.www.bradleyburgess.com
April 13, 2018 Schumann Piano Concert Jooyoung Kim @ 7:00 p.m.www.classicsaliveartists.org/artists/Jooyoung Kim
May 11, 2018 An Evening of Opera Duets @ 7:00 PM Amanda Sesler, Gedeane Graham, Eddie Mony & NiZel Austin
May 18, 2018 Voice Students of Julianna JeromeDrerup @ 7:00 p.m.
June 1, 2018 Tristan Grider Voice Recital @ 7:00 p.m.
June 8, 2018 The Reen Family @ 7:00 p.m.www.thereenfamily.com
September 21, 2018 Harmonic Brass from Munich, Germanywww.harmonicbrass.de
December 7, 2018 The Burchfield Brotherswww.burchfieldbrothers.com
If you would like more information about a certain concert please check outthe websites listed below those events or the church website.
HELP! HELP! HELP!
As you can see by our increasing number of Fridays@First concerts, wereally need your help. Getting the word out about our events is crucial tomake sure that we reach a broad section of the Columbus community whomight attend. We advertise in the Go Section of The Republic but a lot ofpeople don't read the paper anymore in this digital age. We spread the wordon Facebook and on our church website but we still need to reach morepeople. Interest in performing for our Fridays@First concerts is growing andin April, we will be hosting a concert with pianist Jooyoung Kim, from theClassic Alive Artists management organization. In September, we will behosting a brass quintet from Munich, Germany and in December we willbring back the popular duo The Burchfield Brothers. This is on top of ourmany concerts featuring local artists and young people from our community.
Do you have ideas about how we can promote these events? Would you bewilling to take posters to businesses around the community? Would youshare these events with your friends on Facebook. Twitter, Instagram andthe like? If so, please talk to Kevin Butler and share with him your ideas andwillingness to help.
Fridays@First is an outreach ministry to our community and we hope tobring many new people into our church through these musical programs. Weneed your help to make it a success and to see it continue to grow.
Book Club
The selection for the March book club is "Reading with Patrick" by Michelle
Kuo. This powerful book tells about a young and idealistic teacher whocomes to the Mississippi Delta to teach American History through blackliterature. What unfolds is a powerful story of how literature brings togetherthis teacher and one student in particular as they forge a meaningfulfriendship. The book club will meet in the church library on Sunday, March18 at 6:00 p.m. to discuss this book. All are welcome to attend.
If you would like to read ahead, here is the list of book club selectionsthrough June.
Acolytes and Crucifers Needed
You are invited to be an Acolyte at First United Methodist Church! You willbe helping the Pastors in the traditional worship service. An Acolyte bringsfire into the Sanctuary, a symbol of the presence of God. The lighted candlereminds us that Jesus Christ is the Light of the World. The Crucifer bringsthe cross into the Sanctuary. This ministry is open to all ages (adults andchildren alike)! If you are interested in serving your church by being an Acolyte or Crucifer atthe 9:00 a.m. worship service, please sign up online.
Acolyte training, arranged at your convenience, is available if you have notalready been trained. Please contact Sarah Campbell for more informationor to schedule a training.
Turning Point Volunteers Needed
Our friends at Turning Point Shelter have contacted the church about
volunteer needs. They are looking for folks who can assist with childcare onMonday, Wednesday and Thursdays from either 10:00 11:30 a.m. or 4:30 6:00 p.m. This childcare is a great help to the mothers allowing them to workon goals and tasks they have. A second need is for a volunteer handymanwho can help with repairs and maintenance needs at the shelter. The timingfor this work is flexible. If you would be interested in volunteering with eitherof these needs or would like further information, please contact AnneCourtney or call at 8126571304.
Calling All Graduates!
Please contact Sarah Campbell with your name, school, degree & date ofgraduation by Tuesday, May 1 to be included in our special GraduationRecognition held on Sunday, May 20.
Cause for Critters Garage Sale Rachel Cialdella's Senior Project
On Saturday, March 24, Rachel Cialdella has created a senior project tobenefit the Bartholomew County Humane Society. The project is a yard salein the church Fellowship Hall from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. For information
about donating items, please contact Rachel. This project is in memory ofJacqueline Watts, known for her avid love and care of animals.
Memorial Easter Flowers
The Liturgical Arts Committee is selling Memorial Easter Flowers once
again. Memorial flowers include: daffodils, hyacinths, lilies, and tulips. Each flower is $10. All flowers will be purchased by the Liturgical ArtsCommittee. Special flower color requests will NOT be taken. Any remainingfunds not used to purchase flowers will be donated totLebanon Children'sHome. Donations for the Lebanon's Children's Home will also be accepted. Order forms and payment need to be turned into the church officeby Sunday, March 11.
Please stop by the church office between service on Sunday, March 4 andSunday, March 11 to order your flowers. Order forms are availableonline and in the church office throughout the week.
Beautiful YouElizabeth Wessel's Senior Project
Girls in grades 7 through 12 are invited to come to First United Methodist Church to join Elizabeth Wessel in her Senior Project, Beautiful You, from 3:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. on Saturday April 7, 2018. Girls will get to talk about beauty and remind themselves that no matter what they look like they are all unique and beautiful in God's eyes. There will be a self defense session, mosaic craft, dinner, and a photo area to commemorate the night! Sign up with Google Forms by Friday, March 23 to save your spot. There is a $25 nonrefundable deposit, which can be paid on the night of the event. If scholarships are needed please contact Sarah Campbell.
Learning Tree Preschool NewsArt Show
Please join us on Thursday, March 1 from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. to view thefabulous art work of our preschool students.
Registration for the 20182019 School YearAre you looking for a preschool for your little one? Please consider LearningTree Preschool. Open registration begins on Thursday, February 1. Werecommend enrolling your student early as classes will fill by the time schoolbegins in August. For more information please visit Learning Tree'swebsite.
LoveaChild
Thank you for all of your generous donations to the LoveaChild
Scholarship Fund. As of February 20, over $6,700 has been raised for thescholarship fund.
FUMC Youth
We will be meeting Sunday, March 4 and Sunday, March 25 from 5:00-7:30
p.m. (with dinner at 5)! We will not be meeting during spring break (March
11 and March 18).
More information about our regular youth meetings can be found on our
youth Facebook page (Columbus First United Methodist Church Youth),
Instagram or the website or by contacting Sarah Campbell.
The Youth Leadership Team will meet on Sunday, March 25 at 5:00 p.m. for
dinner and planning.
Alive
Youth entering Grade 7 and older are invited to attend our annual trip to
Alive from July 17 - 23. Alive is a three day Christian music festival in
Northern Ohio that will feature performances by RED, For King and Country,
Needtobreathe, Switchfoot, Mercyme, and many more! We will be working
at a homeless shelter and a clothes closet the two days before the concerts
begin. If you would like more information please contact Sarah Campbell.
Please register by Sunday, April 1.
UMW
United Methodist WomenUWM Board Meeting
The UMW board will meet on Wednesday, March 7, 2018, at 10:00 am in
the Blue Room at the church. I hope everyone can attend since we have
several things to discuss and make decisions about. Please let Jeri
Ahlbrand know if you cannot attend. See you on March 7.
Priscilla Circle and Naomi CircleThe Priscilla and Naomi Circles will have a joint meeting on Monday, March12, 2018, at 7:00 p.m. in the Blue Room at the church. This year NaomiCircle will be in charge of the program and Priscilla Circle will be doing therefreshments. This will be the first meeting of this year so it would be nice tohave everyone attend. See you then.
Miriam CircleThe Miriam Circle will meet on Wednesday, March 21 at 1:00 p.m. in theBlue Room.
Our Church Family
The church mourns the loss of Steve Ashby.
Smorgasbord 2018
Smorgasbord 2018 is right around the corner, and we hope that you're
prayerfully considering where God is calling you to volunteer to help thisyear's dinner be an overwhelming success. First United Methodist Church ofColumbus uses the proceeds from Smorgasbord to help individuals all overthe world, including Guatemala, Lithuania, and Democratic Republic ofCongo. Locally, we help Housing Partnerships, Just Friends, Volunteers inMedicine, Hot meals, NoEL (No Empty Lunchboxes), and Love Chapel.
You can save money by buying your tickets in advance beginning in March.Contact the chair/cochairs listed below to see how you can help or completethe Smorgasbord Volunteer Form and return it to the church office. Phonenumbers are in the church directory. Our needs include salads, desserts,monetary donations, and (most importantly) volunteers. We look forward toserving our community and world with you in April!
Committee Chairperson CoChairGeneral Chairmen Chris and Ashley
Holzhausen
Carry Out Marty Arnett Coffee/Tea Jon Moore Frank EmersonCountry Store Judy Labold Ginny NerzDecorations Cindy Witwer Roxie KindelspergerDesserts Leighton and Sheila
Turner
Deviled Eggs Joan Houston John LemleyDining Room Sue Ellen Brown Sarah CampbellDishwashing Sean Cutrell Donations Georgianna Waldrop Tammy FieldsEntertainment Lynne Fleming Julianna Jerome
DrerupFood Preparation Jim Rumsey Melissa MorelliFood & Paper Products Jeannine Roberts Hosts Lloyd and Susan
DouglasPastor Howard andPastor Lisa
Rolls Nancy Welsch Karen HinderliterSalads Joan Houston Barb DixonSet Up/Tear Down Chris Holzhausen Tickets Nancy Moore Garlene Weisner
Weekly AnnouncementsDid you miss the Sunday morning announcements? Our weeklyannouncements are now available on our website.
Youth Sunday is May 20Join the FUMC Youth for a special worship experience as they lead thecongregation in worship through the sermon, songs, prayers, scripture andreflection! WE will be celebrating our graduates, as well as, Confirming 6youth! Youth in Grades 7 12 are encouraged to be a part of this service. Pleasecontact Sarah Campbell to learn more!
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2018 Memorial Easter Flowers In Memory/In Honor of
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2018 Memorial Easter Flowers In Memory/In Honor of
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All flowers are $10.00 No special flower color requests will be taken. Order deadline is Sunday, March 11.
The Liturgical Arts Committeewill purchase all flowers.
All flowers are $10.00 No special flower color requests will be taken. Order deadline is Sunday, March 11.
The Liturgical Arts Committeewill purchase all flowers.
Type of Flower Quantity
DaffodilHyacinthLilyTulipDonation to Lebanon Children’s HomeTotal Amount Paid
Type of Flower QuantityDaffodilHyacinthLilyTulipDonation to Lebanon Children’s HomeTotal Amount Paid
Smorgasbord Donations: April 26 & 27, 2018
Return donation sheet to main church office, via mail, in person, or in Sunday offering plate no later than Sunday, April 8th. All proceeds support local and global missions. Your time, talents, and treasures are
important for success. Please complete info on each section as needed. Fill out as many as you need. Please print your full name.
VOLUNTEER OR CASH
If donating money:
$________ Mark checks “Smorgasbord” ______Enclosed ______Give to Tammy later
If volunteering:
I would like to work in _________________ area
_______ Thursday ________ Friday
Name __________________________________
Phone __________________________________
DESSERTS
Indicate amount & type & day:
_______ Thursday ________ Friday
Pies ___________________________________ Cakes __________________________________ Cookies ________________________________ Other __________________________________
Name __________________________________
Phone __________________________________
SALADS
Indicate amount & type & day:
_______ Thursday ________ Friday
Spinach (pre-washed bags) ________________ Jell-O _________________________________ Vegetable ______________________________ Fresh Fruit______________________________ Sugar Free (clearly marked) ________________ Pasta __________________________________
Name __________________________________
Phone __________________________________
COUNTRY STORE
Baked goods (type & amount) _________ __________________________________
Hand-crafted items (type & amount) _____ ___________________________________ Plants (type & amount) ________________ Other _______________________________ Name _______________________________
Phone _______________________________
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