Dear Sisters & Brothers In Christ, Grace and Peace be with now and always.

Moving toward summer! There are a lot of things going on: Our Shared Ministry Youth will leave on a Mis-

sion Trip to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, on Sunday, July 6th and return on the 11th; Our Shared Ministry outdoor

worship this year will be at Wesley on July 20th; please be ready to offer help and hospitality that Sunday! Es-

pecially this summer, our Summer Monday Fundays will begin on July 14 th and continue on July 21 st, 28 th,

August 4 th, 11 th & 18 th; please sign up to help out for this evolution of our Family Week!; Our “Imagine No

Malaria” campaign continues, perhaps you can offer support; continuing coin challenge, need to hire a new

youth pastor with Community and First UMC, ongoing worship and well, you get the picture; we need your

energy, time and support wherever you feel called to serve!

The other day Gretchen and I were talking and thinking about the Gershwin song, ‘Summer time and the living

is easy.’ There seems to be so much in our lives to take us out of that mind set of easy living. How can we get

into our faith deeply enough this summer that we experience living easy in our faith and responding lovingly

in God’s good creation?

There are so many issues on my mind and in my prayers these days, such as will we have enough volunteers to

carry off the Summer Monday Fundays, the July 20th service, will we be able to make it financially through the

summer and then the bigger stuff: saying good bye to Pastors Sandra and Bruce as they move on while saying

hello to Pastor Ted as he comes on board; and even bigger stuff: the natural disasters (tornadoes) in the U.S.

and abroad, the continuing conflicts in Syria, Iraq, in central Africa in several nations, the eastern Ukraine and

Crimea, the disabling effects of displacement on refugees and poverty globally, the ongoing disability of our

Congress, the overwhelming issues of immigration and the wave of youth and children that have sought refuge

here, the continuing wrangling in the United Methodist church over the issues of biblical interpretation, the

Act of Repentance by United Methodists at Sand Creek, in Eastern Colorado, to children in our own town with

little or no food, yes and all the way to the issues of our oceans, bees, clean air and water. Whew!

You might wonder how this does not overwhelm me, and us. While sometimes it does and sometimes we deny

our involvement or culpability, my strategy is to hold all in prayer and ask for God’s presence to be made

manifest in all instances and to ask how I may offer my service, my prayers for the healing and transformation

of the world. When things get too bad, then I start a short breath prayer like “Jesus Christ Son of God, mercy

on me, a sinner”; or “Jesus Christ, you are the light of the world, fill my mind with your peace, and my heart

with your love”. Take a breath, say part of the phrase and breath out with a bit more of the phrase and so on till

you enter into the peace offered in these prayers. Staying close to Jesus and loving in response to what is going

on around me helps to center me and ground me in Christ and in my faith. Please join me in prayer and center-

ing in Christ in all our circumstances this summer and beyond.

In Christ’s Peace, Pastor Don

WESLEY UNITED METHODIST

CHURCH JULY/AUGUST HERALD 2014

Ask Mary Hackett about this great way to

support our church while shopping!

First UMC: $984.07 to date, of which $500.00 is from the Mother's Day Challenge, bringing the Total to $1,484.07. Wesley UMC: $955.24, of which $448.92 is from Mother’s Day Offering, plus $72.23 from Father’s Day, bringing the Total to $1,476.39. Community UMC: Received from the congregation $ 1,469.00, Mother's Day weekend (includes Foundation matching) $ 590.00, Total $ 2,059.00. Between 3 churches, we raised in total $5,019.46 (includes Foundation match). Now that we’ve raised over $5,000, our new goal is another $5,000...or more!

The Annual Conference is continu-ing this fundraising campaign until 2016. Also, Ethan has collected over 152 pair of shoes...and still counting!!!

Sweet Hour of Prayer (aka SHOP)

Our dedicated hour of prayer at Wesley UMC is on Wednesdays at 12

Noon. This hour of prayer will include personal spoken prayers, devo-

tions, lectiodivina (scripture reading) and silence. All are welcome to

attend this disciplined time of prayer. If you cannot attend in person,

please join us in prayerful solidarity at home or where ever you are by offering prayer

at Noon on Wednesday. Please pray for your sisters & brothers in Christ and for your

own walk with Jesus Christ as a disciple.

BOOK CLUB (Usually 4th Tuesday

of the Month)

Everyone is invited to come each month at 7:00

pm @ First UMC for stimulating discussion and

great fellowship. The books are available at the

local library or at any bookstore. If you are not

able to come one month, that’s OK; just join us

the following month.

Aug. 26 The Light in the Ruins, Chris Bohjalian

Sept. 23 Escape from Camp 14, Blaine Harden

Oct. 28 The Eye of Jade, Diane Wei Liang

Nov. 18 People of the Book, Geraldine Brooks

Every $10 saves a life!

Pastor Don recently married this young couple

at our church; Wellington & Ashley Dos San-

tos were married in Christ on May 24th.

WEDDING COUPLE

The Caring Corner There shall be eternal summer in the grateful heart. ~Celia Thaxter

We, the children of God, have so much to be thankful for, and that is what this column is all about, caring for one another in times of grief, illnesses, joy, and celebrations.

The WOW’s celebrated by having a great meal together. They found the food at Framing-ham Beer Works to be tasty. Unfortunately, there were many things going on that day for many of the regular attendees, so they only had: Marge, Fran, Margaret, Nan, Florence

and Edna. They will be driving to Sergio’s Restaurant in Marlborough for their next gath-ering. The restaurant selection for August has not been chosen yet. Wesley extends their love and sympathy to the family of Winnie Homer. Winnie is now

with God, her husband Bill and son Herbert. We thank God for her quiet, yet faithful presence in our lives and congregation.

Mary Hackett, a proud grandmother, shared that her oldest granddaughter Maiya gradu-ated from Algonquin Regional High School and will be attending Howard University. Marge Danforth is once again traveling, this time to Nebraska, to visit her son Alan and

family. We pray that the tornadoes don’t decide to visit that area of our country, but if one was to blow through, Marge would greet it with a smile and faith that all would be well. Greetings were sent from Rev. Ernest Belisle, Wesley's former pastor, along with hellos

from Rev. Dick and Jane Thompson. All are doing well, and it was nice to spend time with them at the New England Conference.

Marie and Chuck Frasier received much love and praise during Conference from many people on their Lifetime Discipleship Award. They chose to donate their money to the “Imagine No Malaria” campaign.

Rich and Lin Olsen had a fun visit with daughter Elizabeth and her family in Minnesota. Both of the grandchildren are growing, and we are sure they had a full schedule of love

and playtime together. We welcome our two newest members to the family of God through confirmation: Anya Yakovlev Logan and Gabriela Carrasquillo. They each wrote a faith statement that ex-

pressed their feelings on their personal faith and where they were at that time in their journey. I commend both of them for their beautiful, meaningful statements. Wesley members and friends are proud of you both.

Please continue to pray for those in our congregation who need our love and support; es-pecially Diane Lusk. Her daughter is battling cancer in Texas. Diane has been traveling

back and forth to Texas the past few months and will need to stay longer this next trip back. Phil and Lisa LaVigne are off for an extended stay at their retirement home in North Caro-

lina. They will be having a mini family reunion with their sons while adding some finish-ing touches to their home.

"Rest is not idleness, and to lie sometimes on the grass on a summer day listening

to the murmur of water, or watching the clouds float across the sky, is hardly a

waste of time." John Lubbock

Summer vacation, trips, reunions will be happening before we meet again. We would love to hear how you relaxed this summer and share it with our congregation because we are a community of caring people.

God Bless you until we meet again,

Charlotte Peterson

Charles and Marie Frasier were honored @ An-nual Conference with the Lifetime Discipleship Award. This honor was well deserved…don’t you agree? Congratulations Charles and Marie!!

Oscar Mobley

Mike Rowe FUMC

Martha Jones FUMC

Marie Frasier

Glenn Opela

Bill Snow Charles Frasier

L to R: Julie Rundlett (Anya’s mentor); Anya Yakovlev Logan (confirmand); Pastor Don; Gabriela Carrasquillo (confirmand); Mary Hackett (Gabriela’s mentor)

Summer Monday Fundays At Wesley United Methodist Church

Our Family Week is Now on Mondays in July & August!

July Dates: 14th

, 21st, 28

th

August Dates: 4th

, 11th

, 18th

5:30 pm –7:30 pm

Dinner, Singing, Games, Learning for all ages!

Rivet Says: Come Have Fun and Learn with me this summer!

We Will Grow Together!

Wesley United Methodist Church

80 Beacon St., Framingham, MA 01701

508-875-3850

www.framinghamumc.com

You may register on-line or by calling the church number listed above.

MOVING FORWARD…

July/August 2014

And if anyone gives even a cup of cold water to one of these little ones because he is

my disciple, I tell you the truth, he will certainly not lose his reward

(Matthew 10:42 NIV).

Give a cool cup of water to someone who is thirsty…The small act of giving or

receiving makes you a true apprentice [learner]. You won’t lose out on a thing

(Matthew 10, The Message).

Jesus gives His disciples some practical advice concerning their reception by the people to whom they are be-

ing sent. A cup of cold water is the smallest act of courtesy possible, especially when it is given with a smile.

To give someone a cup of cold water is to serve that person, as God would have us to do. Giving a cup of

cold water would be like holding open the elevator for someone. In other words, it is a sample of the smallest

act of charity.

Analogy between water and serving people as God’s children:

Both water and being served by Christians are blessings from God.

Both water and being served by Christians fulfill a need.

Both water and being served by Christians refresh us.

Both water and being served by Christians aid in providing life.

Just as the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give His life as a ransom for many

(Matthew 20:28). It is important for us to use our blessings, to the best of our ability, to serve others. Are

you serving others by giving them a cup of cold water? Let us join hands in faith, in love, and in peace; and

let us move forward as servants of God. (Just a Cup of Cold Water; Bible study on service; Biblestudyguide.org)

Blessings,

Marie Frasier, Lay Leader

of Personal Finance and Investing with Phil LaVigne & Glenn Opela

I once was walking through my place of employment and saw a person’s computer screen with charts of the

stock market and many stocks listed. I asked him a simple, but very loaded question, "What stocks do you

like, and what are you invested in?" That simple question led to what I call an investment club/group at work.

We traded ideas and thoughts many times a week. It also got others involved because they heard us talking

and joined in.

Here at Wesley UMC, we have hosted FPU (Financial Peace University; a course on how to manage income

verses expenses, but more importantly a mindset/behavior on how to manage your life financially). Within the

course, it states that one should plan 12% return per year investing your hard earned money, but does not tell

or teach how!

Well, there is no guarantee or easy way to invest and get 12% return per year. But there is one sure way not to

get a 12% return, and that is to NEVER try. I would like to start a group (club or whatever you want to call it)

that will start with the basics and work up to actual investing and discussing ideas where to invest, what to

Worship…and Laugh July-August 2014 Reflections on Genesis 21:1-18 It happens as God had said. The aged couple, Abraham and Sarah, has a son and Abraham names the boy Isaac, which

in Hebrew means laughter. However, there is another child in the camp, Ishmael, the child of Abraham and Hagar, Sarah's much younger Egyptian maid. That child was Sarah's own idea, when it appeared likely that Sarah would never have a child of her own.

One day, Sarah sees Ishmael "playing," and she cannot stand his very existence. The word often trans-lated "playing" is more literally "laughing," the same word on which the name Isaac is based. Now laughter has turned to fury and rejection. Sarah demands that Abraham "throw out that child and her slave mother, too."

How easily does our gracious laughter turn to angry arrogance? God Has Made Laughter for Me, Sorry About

You! How very human we are, when we leave God out of our calculations and take control of our lives to the exclusion of others and of God. Such an old story, and yet how current it finally is, offering a lesson that we still have yet to learn. www.patheos.com/Progressive-Christian/God-Has-Made-Laughter-John-Holbert-06-16-2014

July –August Calendar

July 6: Sunday Morning Worship / 4th Sunday after Pentecost

July 13: Sunday Morning Worship / 5th Sunday after Pentecost

July 14 – August 18: Monday Fundays

July 20: Sunday Morning Worship / Shared Service / 6th Sunday after Pentecost

July 27: Sunday Morning Worship / 7th Sunday after Pentecost

July 31: Sunday Morning Worship/ Joint Service

August 3: Sunday Morning Worship / 8th Sunday after Pentecost

August 10: Sunday Morning Worship / 9th Sunday after Pentecost

August 17: Sunday Morning Worship / 10th Sunday after Pentecost

August 24: Sunday Morning Worship / 11th Sunday after Pentecost

August 31: Sunday Morning Worship / 12th Sunday after Pentecost

Charles Frasier, Chair

Worship

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invest in, when to get into and out of investments, etc…

If you are interested, please contact Phil LaVigne or Glenn Opela. Everyone is welcome, but I do hope that I

can interest the young to start here and now in this adventure. I am going to start with a course from the late

Muriel Siebert which is taught in the New York City school system. There will be no fees to pay, just your

time… Also, I am hoping to try and use audio/video software (maybe Skype) on the computer so one does not

need to attend meetings at the church. One can simply connect to the meeting and hear and see everything

that's going on. Dates and times will be set by the group.

MONTHLY HERALDS: The deadline for infor-

mation to be included in the weekly Sunday Bul-

letin is always the Tuesday before. Articles for

upcoming Heralds are listed below. Please make

note of the following deadlines:

September Herald—August 22nd October Herald—September 23rd

Remember: you can mail in your article, email it to wesumcfram@rcn.com, leave it in the church office in-box, or in the Administrative Assistant’s mail box in the narthex. Thank you.

BIRTHDAY BLESSINGS FOR JULY & AUGUST

07/02 Sage Cogborn Evan Nikonchuk 07/05 Jackie Carrasquillo 07/08 Kim Hoyt Julie Rundlett 07/12 Diane Smith 07/13 Melissa Carey Kathy (Snow) Rebello 07/14 Chase Williams 07/18 Isabel Carrasquillo 07/19 Mary Hackett Julia Yakovlev Logan 07/21 Walter Smith 07/22 Khadene Foote 07/25 Kate Walseman 07/26 Ryan McKeown 08/01 Charles Frasier 08/06 Skip Peterson 08/10 Nan Fisher 08/14 Charlotte Peterson 08/17 Neil McCormick 08/31 Ethan Opela

ANNIVERSARY WISHES FOR JULY & AUGUST

07/07 Charlie & Leslie Walseman 07/22 Jorge & Jackie Carrasquillo 08/03 Skip & Charlotte Peterson 08/07 Phillip & Lisa LaVigne 08/10 Jim & Kim Hoyt 08/15 Chris & Jennifer McKaughan 08/22 Visa & Navam Subrimaniyam 08/24 Don & Gretchen Breyller-Hegeman

If you do not see your birthday or anniversary listed on your month, please email me the information so I can update our list. Thanks!!!

JULY & AUGUST GREETERS

07/06 Jackie Carrasquillo 07/13 Margaret Rowe 07/20 John Benninger 07/27 Peg Hoyt 08/03 Charles & Marie Frasier 08/10 Mary Hackett 08/17 Glenn Opela 08/24 Beth & John Howard 08/31 Phillip & Lisa LaVigne

JULY & AUGUST LITURGISTS

07/06 Arthur McNeil 07/13 Mary Hackett 07/20 Charles Frasier 07/27 Marie Frasier 08/03 Julie Rundlett 08/10 Janis Snow 08/17 Jackie Carrasquillo 08/24 Patricia Mufute 08/31 George Shaw

JULY & AUGUST USHERS

07/06 & 08/03 Visa Subrimaniyam & Carl Mighty 07/13 & 08/10 Phil LaVigne & Chris McKaughan 07/20 & 08/17 Charles Frasier & Glenn Opela 07/27 & 08/24 Art McNeil & Visa Subrimaniyam 08/31 Margaret Rowe & Julie Tebo

ALTAR GUILD FOR JULY & AUGUST 2014

Gloria McNeil & Carolyn Colby Marie Frasier & Kamala Easwaramuthali

WOW’s LUNCHEON

The WOW’s will meet on Thursday, July 10th, and will enjoy the food at Sergio’s Res-taurant in Marlborough. Please meet in the church parking lot at 11:30 am if you wish to carpool. August Lunch-eon TBA.

MEN’S FELLOWSHIP BREAKFAST

The Men’s Breakfast is on hiatus for the summer.

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