October 27-Halloween Bash 5-6:30 pm November 3-10 am Youth Breakfast; 5 pm Youth Questions concerning all youth activities contact our Youth Directors Lacey Hallman 803-271-1166, laceyhallman@gmail.com or Torsten Hallman, 803-298-4250, torsten329@gmail.com.

NEVER let lack of funds keep you from participating in Youth activities.

Scholarships are available. Contact Vicki in the church office for information.

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Fri., Nov. 1-Deadline to RSVP for Lake Junaluska Retreat

Sun., Nov 3. & 10-Group Gatherings 1 & 2—Library (4:15 pm)

Sun., Nov. 24-Attend Community Thanksgiving Service as a group

(Meet at 6:50 pm at Aveleigh)

Central United Methodist Church Corner of Johnstone and Caldwell Streets

Newberry, South Carolina Phone: 803-276-3903; Fax 803-276-3905

e-mail: karen.centralumc@gmail.com e-mail: davidcsurrett@gmail.com

Volume 64 October 27, 2019 Issue 43

A STEPHEN MINISTRY CHURCH

www.centralumcnewberry.org

Trick or Treat in Henry Hall

Please join us on Sunday, Oct. 27, from 5-6:30pm in Henry Hall as Central’s congregation provides a night of fun

for our children, their friends, and our community. We ask that you provide us with “SPOOKY” desserts to go along

with our supper of hot dogs, corn dogs, chips, and drinks. This is a church-wide event, so please join in

and fill the room with fun!

Founded 1832

Contemporary Service - 9:00 am

Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost

Children’s Sabbath

October 27, 2019

*Gathering/Passing of the Peace “ Shine Jesus, Shine”

*Praise and Worship in Music “This Little Light of Mine”

Children’s Hand Bell Choir “Father Abraham”

*Children’s Creed Maddox Harvey

I believe in God above. I believe in Jesus’ love. I believe the

Spirit, too, Comes to show me what to do. I believe that I can

be, kind and gentle, Lord, like thee.

Welcome, Announcements, Concerns, and Prayer

Offertory “Jesus Loves Me”

Scripture Lesson 2 Timothy 1:1-14

(Part 1-Jennifer McDonald; Part 2-Jenna Senn; Part 3-Jackson Senn)

*Song of Preparation “We Are”

Sermon “BURNING BRIGHT AND BOLDLY”

Rev. David C. Surrett

*Song of Sending Forth “Be Thou My Vision”

*Dismissal with Blessing Cooper Harvey

*Response of the People “O Lord, You’re Beautiful”

*Please stand as you are able.

O Lord, You’re Beautiful

O Lord, You’re beautiful. Your face is all I seek.

For when Your eyes are on this child, Your grace abounds to me.

The flowers in the chancel this Sunday have been given to the glory of God and in loving memory of

Dr. & Mrs. Reyburn W. Lominack by Mr. & Mrs. Edward S. Longshore.

DIAL-A-STORY 803-276-9999

UMW NEWS

Last Sunday Central UMW, Circle 8, awarded the 2019 Special Recognition Pin for services to our church and community to Mrs. Bonnie Lyon. Please thank her for her dedication.

The United Methodist Women (UMW) is the only organization of women within the United Methodist Church (UMC). Founded in 1869, it is “the largest denominational faith organization for women with approximately

800,000 members”. The UMW offers all Methodist women opportunities for

spiritual growth, leadership development, transformative education and service and advocacy.

Wednesday Night Fellowship

October 30

*5:30 – 6:00 Children’s Choir

*6:00 – 6:45 Fellowship Supper

*6:45 – 7:30 Bible Study—Preview to Advent

*7:30 - Choir practice (adults)

Menu: Parmesan Chicken/Salad/Drink/Dessert

COST— $ 7.00 High school grades—adults

$ 5.00 Middle school grades (6th-8th)

$ 3.00 Elementary grades (1st - 5th)

FREE - Children Kindergarten and younger

$20 cap per household

PLEASE RSVP online or through the church office

EACH WEEK to help with food preparations.

IT’S A DATE…UPCOMING MEETINGS…FOR NOVEMBER Sun., Nov. 3—All Saints Sunday

Sun., Nov. 3—10:15 am NEW Lay Reader Training (Sanctuary) Tues., Nov. 5—6:30 pm Vision Team (Gathering Room)

Thurs., Nov. 7—6:30 pm Endowment Task Force/Vision Team (Gathering Room)

Mon., Nov. 11—6 pm Trustees (Library) Mon., Nov. 11—7 pm SPRC (Library)

Sun., Nov. 24, 7 pm—Community Thanksgiving Service (Aveleigh Presbyterian)

Circle 8 is selling pecans. 1 pound bags-halves or pieces for $10.00

each. Please let Susan Senn (924-7272) or anyone else in Circle 8

know if you interested. Order by Nov. 10. Pay upon delivery which

will be before Thanksgiving.

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Sun., Oct. 27 9:00 am Contemporary Worship

10:00 am Sunday School

1100 am Traditional Worship

5:00 pm Halloween Bash-All Ages (Henry Hall)

Mon., Oct. 28 4:00 pm Full Staff

7:00 pm NACOM (Gathering Room)

Tues., Oct. 29 1:30 pm Springfield Friends

6:00 pm Fellowship Class Social (Henry Hall)

Wed., Oct. 30 10:30 am Wednesday Morning Bible Study

5:30 pm Children’s Choir

6:00 pm Wednesday Night Supper

6:45 pm Adult Bible Study

7:30 pm Chancel Choir

NA MEETINGS ARE HELD EACH SUNDAY & WEDNESDAY EVENING

IN THE SEEKERS’ CLASSROOM AND

WEIGHT WATCHERS MEET EACH THURSDAY EVENING IN SEEKERS’ CLASSROOM.

WEDNESDAY MORNING BIBLE STUDY. Everyone is invited to join the group which meets each Wednesday at 10:30 am in the library. We are now studying “The Thirteen Apostles” by J. Ellsworth Kalas. Leader: Audrey Henry.

CHANGES If your contact information (address, cell phone, e-mail, etc.) has changed in the

last year, please notify the church office as soon as possible.

CHRISTMAS is coming soon. Once again, the Youth will sponsor the SAN-TA SHOP for the children to purchase donated items for Christmas gifts for their loved ones. If you have any items that you would like to donate, please drop them off in the church office or give them to a member of the Youth group. We appreciate your support!!!

NOVEMBER CHILDREN’S EVENT

The children’s department will be collecting supplies to pack boxes for soldiers. We will be accepting non-perishable items like individually wrapped crackers, candy, toothpaste, toothbrushes, pens, cards, magazines, etc. We will also accept monetary donations to help with postage. The collection boxes will be located in Henry Hall and the back of the church. Boxes will be packed on Wednesday, November 13th.

Welcome to Central United Methodist Church Newberry, SC

Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost/Children’s Sabbath

October 27, 2019 Traditional Service-11 am Green

The Prelude “The Great Commission” arr. Livingston

The Chiming of the Hour

The Lighting of the Altar Candles

The Choral Call to Worship Chancel Choir

*The Hymn “Standing on the Promises” No. 374

Children’s Hand Bell Choir “Father Abraham”

Opening Prayer Elizabeth or Eleanor

The Anthem Chancel Choir

*The Children’s Creed

I believe in God above. I believe in Jesus’ love. I believe

the Spirit, too, Comes to show me what to do. I believe

that I can be, kind and gentle, Lord, like thee.

The Scripture Lesson 2 Timothy 1:1-14

(Part 1-Jennifer McDonald; Part 2-Jenna Senn; Part 3-Jackson Senn)

*The Scripture Response “Jesus Loves Me” (vs. 1 & 3) No. 191

The Announcements and Welcome

The Congregational Concerns and Pastoral Prayer

The Offering “Come, All Christians, Be Committed” arr. Kidwell

*Presentation of Tithes and Offerings Doxology No. 95

*The Hymn “I Know Whom I Have Believed” No. 714

Sermon “BURNING BRIGHT AND BOLDLY”

Rev. David C. Surrett

*The Hymn “I Love Thy Kingdom, Lord” No. 540

*The Extinguishing of the Altar Candles

*The Benediction

*The Choral Response

The Postlude “Brightest and Best” arr. Hughes

*Please stand as you are able.

Welcome to Central Church!! We are pleased that you are present for worship. May your faith be strengthened and your hope renewed.

All are asked to sign the Friendship Pad so our church ministry will be up-to-date on your presence. Child care is available in the Education Building. Assistive listening devices are available in the vestibules.

JOYS, PRAYERS, CARE AND CONCERNS

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY & NEEDING A PASTOR – Reverend Surrett’s cell phone number is 864-710-3152.

(All days except Friday & Sunday)

Reverend Williams’ cell phone number is 803-321-7340. (Friday & Sunday)

MEMBERS: Joyce Attaway, Cile Barber, Louetta Barr, Rosemary Berry, Donnie Brown, Betty Carter, Bo Chrisley, Ron Chrisley, Carolyn & Jim Clamp, Alma Force, Linda, Mike & Megan Graham, Leonard Halfacre, Kathy & Kristin Keim, Lila Lake & family, Marcus Lester, Mary Lipscomb, Tori MacDonald, Ethel Mayer, Marjorie Morison, Avery Newton, Joyce Nolting, Elizabeth Shannon, Joel & LuLynn Sexton, Henrietta Shealy, Jean Stone, Hugh Turner, Charles Young

FRIENDS OF CENTRAL: Kim Berley (daughter-in-law of Billy & Peggy Berley), Laurie Coops (niece of Trish MacDonald), Marion Crooks (brother of Jackie Mount), Robin Duncan, Nancy Eleazer (mother of Lyn Bethea), Nila Eleazer (Lyn Bethea’s sister-in-law); aunt), Kerry Franklin (friend and co-worker of Jessica Newton and Andrea Dorroh), Allison Dawkins Jasinski, Dan Kingston, Michael Wise, Candi Wise (friends of Teddy Bonds), Elizabeth Ruff Richburg (Harold Ruff and Janet Paysinger’s sister), Marcia Anne Ruff (Harold Ruff’s wife), Thea Surrett (granddaughter of David & Donna), Amelia Walker (sister of Polly Carter), Kenneth Whitesides (grandson of Paulette Whitesides), Mike Whitesides (son of Paulette Whitesides), Jeffrey Wiggins (son of Betty Wiggins), John & Hattie Wilson (John Wilson’s parents)

To add or remove a name, please contact the church office.

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TRUSTEE: (UNLOCK CHURCH) PEGGY BERLEY

TRUSTEE: (LOCK CHURCH) RICK ABBOTT

9:00 Service 11:00 Service

USHERS

Briggs, Ayden, Travis,

Elizabeth & Eleanor

Earle Bethea/Jim Hockett

Eugene Griffith-captain

Jake/Ken Longshore

Lillian Bouknight

Scott Bellows

GREETERS All Children All Children

BULLETINS Briggs Cruickshanks

Ayden Newton

Children

ACOLYTE Jenna Senn Arie Longshore

CRUCIFER N/A N/A

NURSERY Becky Stuart Kimberly Bonds

OFFERING STEWARDS David Warren

Jeremy Senn

Harold Folk

Fred Comstock

SOUND SYSTEM David Senn Joseph Haney

CHILDREN’S CHURCH N/A N/A

SPRINGFIELD FRIENDS October 29-Fred Comstock

WHITE OAK DEVOTIONS October 29-Fred Comstock

FINANCIAL REPORT

Weekly Budget Needs 2019 9,611.28

Received 10/20/19 7,882.00

Budget Needs to Date 10/20/19 403,723.66

Received to Date 10/20/19 392,296.36

AMOUNT UNDER BUDGET -11,427.30

OTHER FUNDS RECEIVED 10/20/19

MiniBus 20.00

Halloween Bash 100.00

World Communion Day 20.00

Manna House 150.00

Upper Room 3.50

ATTENDANCE 10/20/19

9 am 95

11 am 61

Sunday School 63

PLEASE NOTE KAREN’S E-MAIL ADDRESS:

karen.centralumc@gmail.com