OUR LIFE TOGETHER Newsletter - Ustick Baptist
Our Life2018TogetherOctoberOctober 2018A monthly publication of Ustick Baptist Church 1Our Life TogetherReaching and equipping all ages for a lifetime of following JesusPastor Greg ReiderSenior PastorPlanning for Our FinancialFuture“The mind of man plans his way,but the Lord directs his steps. ”Proverbs 16:9The book of Proverbs has a lot to sayabout our call as Christians to plan forthe future even with regards to thefinancial resources that God blessesus with. It even uses the example ofants that “prepare food in the summerand gather provision in winter(Prov. 6:8). Then later in Prov. 10:5the author Solomon “connects the dots”in application to believers by saying,“He who gathers in summer is a sonwho acts wisely, but he who sleeps inharvest is a son who acts shamefully.”(Prov. 10:5) The point is to plan andprepare for the future in order to haveyour needs met!An Opportunity to Plan for OurFutureWith this admonition in mind fromScripture to plan for our future(including financially), I am excited thatour church will be sponsoring an “EstatePlanning Seminar” on Sunday afternoon,Nov. 4 at 12:45pm. (Please seeinformation page later in Newsletter.)This will be an opportunity for us tohear from Financial Planning Ministries(FPM), a non-profit Christian ministrythrough Aaron Bear who serves withMission Aviation Fellowship (MAF).For over 30 years as a Christianorganization FPM has providedstewardship and estate planningseminars and assists people in thecreation of personal estate plans. Asa partner ministry, MAF covers thecost for this and will include sometime to share that they are one of themany Christian organizations from anestate that you can give to, not the leastof which is our church!Why this Planning Seminar is NeededSix out of 10 Americans pass away eachyear without a will. Most people don’trealize that even at younger ages you dohave an estate because of your house.Most people don’t realize that every willgoes through the long process of probate(that can often take anywhere from ninemonths to two years). However, that canbe greatly reduced through having aliving trust. We want to inform ourchurch family that there can be a betterway to be good stewards of God’sresources in the present and the future.Consider this Your PersonalInvitationI am thoroughly convinced that if yousign up for this seminar you will beplanning for your financial future ina way that follows the “ant” but mostimportantly follows God’s admonitionof good stewardship. We know that thefuture is uncertain and that only Godknows what is to come. But we alsoknow that Prov. 16:9 tells us “that themind of a man plan his ways” even asit concludes “but the Lord directs hissteps.” We still are to plan even as wehold loosely the steps God may lead usin! I invite you to join us in planningyour financial future regardless of what“estate” we may have.Avoid Being a “Sluggard”!In Prov. 6:6 we are told “go to theant, O sluggard ” I used to tease mykids growing up with that label of“sluggard” (especially when they sleptin as teenagers!). But it is an appropriateadmonition that laziness is called out byour Lord regarding planning ahead. SoI pray with this invitation to our “EstatePlanning Seminar” that you will plan toattend a chance to prepare for the futurefor yourself and God’s resourcesreleased for His glory!Serving with you,
Our Life TogetherOctober 2018Special MinistriesPrayer Chain: This prayer chain isavailable for prayer requests concerningour church body and their immediatefamily. Prayer is a vital part of theChristian life and we have seen manyprayers answered. If you would like tohave your church family praying foryou or an immediate family member,please contact the church office at208-938-2121 (Tuesday—Friday).Helps Ministry: This ministry is underthe umbrella of the Women’s Ministryhere at Ustick. If you need help withmeals due to illness, hospitalization,or family emergency, the women ofUstick Baptist would like to assistyou through our Women’s HelpsMinistry. Please contact Amy Wolin208-412-0483.Calendar of EventsOur church calendar is on our websiteat ustickbaptist.org. If you would liketo schedule something at the church,please contact Teresa in the office at208-938-2121 orsecretary@ustickbaptist.org.Our Life TogetherNewsletteris available on our website atustickbaptist.org/media.Church StaffSenior PastorGreg ReiderPastor of Discipleship/ConnectionsMike BeaudinPastor of WorshipDaniel ReiderPastor of YouthJohn BurenInterim Children’s MinistryCoordinatorCarmen ConantYoung Adults Ministry CoordinatorAndrew ObenchainAdministrative AssistantTeresa DudleyMinistries for ALL ages AwanaMondays 6:15-8:00pm (Sept.—April)Awana Commander, Scott Dykstra208-378-4949 orawana@ustickbaptist.orgChildren’s Ministry—Nursery for birth-age 2—Sunday School for ages 3-5th grade—Children’s Church ages 2-KInterim Children’s MinistryCoordinator, Carmen Conant208-559-5072 orrobandcarmen@gmail.comJr/Sr High YouthWednesday Nights 7-9pmPastor of Youth, John Buren209-269-1690pastorjohn@ustickbaptist.orgYoung Adults Ministry—Wednesday nights 7pm (at the2Elders FundA special offering is taken the firstSunday of every month for the EldersFund. This offering goes to help thosein our local church body who may havea financial emergency.We, the Elders of Ustick Baptist, wantyou to feel free to contact us with anyconcerns and cares that you haveregarding our church ministries or withany questions. Our role is to overseethe church ministries and to pray forthe needs of this body. Please feel freeto contact us as we serve our Lordtogether!Chairman - Cal EmersonPastor Greg 208-938-2121Vern Hickman 208-888-7387Rob Conant 208-559-5719Cal Emerson 208-322-4948Mike Veit 208-376-0563Tim Crimmins 208-954-7325Obenchain’s home)Young Adults Ministry Coordinator,Andrew Obenchain 208-921-3030 oraobenchain@ustickbaptist.orgWomen’s Bible Studies—Tues. mornings 9:30am (Sept.-May)—Wed. mornings 9:15am (Sept.-June)—Wed. evenings 7pm (fall & spring)Contact: Julia Miller 208-761-0649 orbjjcmiller@yahoo.comPlease remember to checkthe Lost & Found if youare missing an item. It islocated at the InformationCenter in the bottom cupboard. When itfills up we empty it out and donate theitems.Men’s Bible Studies—Wed. mornings, 6:30am (Mar-Dec)Contact: Dennis Hutchison at208-939-6287 or dahutch@gmail.com—Wed. evenings, 7pm (Sept.-May)Contact: Fred Genther 208-477-8077or prayerwar@icloud.comGrowth GroupsContact Pastor Mike 208-938-2121 orpastormike@ustickbaptist.org orPastor Daniel 208-995-3875 orpastordaniel@ustickbaptist.orgGEMS Senior Group(God’s Ever Maturing Saints)(Sept.-May except Dec.)Meets every 3rd Thurs. at 11:50amfor lunch and a program.Contact: Lee & Judy Fossgreen208-473-2080 orjudyfossgreen@gmail.com14301 W. McMillan RoadBoise, ID 83713208-938-2121www.ustickbaptist.org
Our Life TogetherOctober 20183Discipleship & ConnectionsWorship MinistryPastor Mike BeaudinPastor Daniel Reider“Greetings and welcome to Awana, glad you are here tonight!”That is normally what I have been saying to folks as they comeon Monday night to Awana. What an incredible blessing to see theimpact of this ministry on so many lives because of the gospel ofChrist, God’s Word, and so much love from such amazing volunteerleaders who are investing into each life,whether clubber, parent, or leader/helper!Here’s our beloved Awana Commander,Scott Dykstra on “Caped Crusader Night”in the bright YELLOW cape, as he isgreeting clubbers and also training a newvolunteer leader, Ed Walker! Thanks Scottfor being the wonderful servant leader youare heading up Awana for our church. Andthank you Ed (plus all of our volunteers!)for serving as well! Only eternity will fullyreveal the full impact and difference made in these precioussouls. To say you all are appreciated is a HUGE understatement!THANK YOU!This same night, I was asked (by Christine Bowman who issecretary for Trek & Journey clubs), “Pastor Mike can youpossibly help us in the Trek & Journey guys as they need tosay their verses and we are short of leaders tonight!” To whichI replied, absolutely! Here is a picture of these young men who aregrowing in their faith as Christ followers/disciples! They are servingas student leaders in the younger clubs first, before they get to saytheir sections/verses! What a blessing to hear them quote Matthew20:28 that says “just as the Son of Man did not come to be served,but to serve, and to give His life a ransom for many.” Praise God!Fall is in full swing, and there are a ton of things happening in ourchurch at the moment. One of the most exciting things for me andfor our family is the re-starting of our Growth Group. Althoughit’s nice to have a little extra time on Sunday afternoons duringthe summer, we really miss the fellowship and the prayer and thediscussions that take place with our dear friends in our group. Ihope that you have found a home in a Growth Group yourself, andif you haven’t, you know that Pastor Mike or I would be happy toget you plugged in somewhere!In the Worship Ministry we continue to do our best to lead youall in praise to the Lord each week. It has been a change and a bitof a challenge to go back to two services, as it means that worshipministry people are often at church for six hours on Sundays. Ican’t thank God enough for all of our amazing volunteers whospend so much of their time during the week and on Sundayspreparing for and facilitating worship services. If you get achance, take a moment to simply say thanks to them when yousee them—they all truly have a heart of service and are a hugeblessing to our entire church family.Speaking of the Worship Ministry, those of you with a keen eyemay have noticed that the front screen has looked a little bitdifferent lately. That’s because our old projector is on the fritz,and we are currently using a backup one. The Worship Ministryhas put a proposal in for upgrading our projector and our screenso that everyone will be able to see things better. Our hope is thatthis would help everyone be able to not only see words moreeasily, but especially to view things like videos, pictures, andillustrations with better clarity. For example, the video from ourAfrica missions team that we watched last week would ideally bea lot bigger and clearer, so we would not have to squint so muchto see it!As always, it is a privilege to minister alongside you all, and Ipray that God is growing you and drawing you closer to Him asthis season of fall progresses!Then.that same night, I asked my mother, Louise, this question “If you knew that the Lord wanted you to serve Him for 30 minutes,would you do it?” To which she replied, “You asked me that manyyears ago up in North Idaho when help was needed in our Awanaministry there to listen to these children/youth say their memorizedverses and the answer is still the same. Yes! As long as the Lordallows me to serve Him, I will, and am available.” So thanks andwelcome back mom as an Awana worker/helper/volunteer! I lovethis quote from the founder of Awana, Art Rorheim (who went tobe with Jesus earlier this year), “It takes us all!” How very true!So whether you serve in Awana or any other ministry of our churchas a volunteer in any way On behalf of a very grateful pastor (me)and our church leadership! THANK YOU ALL VERY MUCH!
Our Life TogetherOctober 2018Jr/Sr High YouthPastor John BurenSeptember was a great month in the Blaze youth group: We had a great hike at Table Rock last Saturday, completewith lunch anddevotions at the topnear the cross. Our series on Jonaheach Sundaymorning was funand eye-opening.I loved seeingstudents engaged inthe very relatable Old Testament story of God using animperfect vessel to save a nation from destruction. Our Breakthru series on Wednesday nights has been such agood time and full of new and familiar faces. I’m so thankfulfor each student, each volunteer, each parent and each personwho prays; allowing us to do the ministry we do.I’m looking forward to a lot of things in October. On Sundaymornings we’re starting a new series in youth Sunday Schoolcalled “Who’s That?” - it’ll feature info and insight on some ofthe lesser known characters in the Bible and their stories. OnWednesdays we’ll focus on being a Christian in what is oftentimes a non-Christian culture.I’m also looking forward to our fall retreat October 12-14. I lovethe ability to hang out with students outside of church. Some ofthe best times chatting can happen in a caron a road trip or waiting in a super long linefor a rollercoaster. We’re taking an extra daythis year to have some more time devoted to Bible study andprayer. Students that want to go can sign up and grab a permissionform upstairs in the youth room. Cost is 45, plus money for food.October is also the month that Julie and I get to take a neatvacation. We’ll be gone for two weeks mid to late October formy brother’s wedding in Hawaii. I’ve never been there beforeand am looking forward to spending time seeing the sights withmy wife.I think it’s so cool our church isputting on a Harvest Festival thisfall. The thing that excites me ishow much potential for outreachexists with this event. Some things I know include: There is Biblical precedence in using the culture’s calendarto reach out with the Gospel. Our church is a great place for families to take their kids to. Families are looking for something good to do with their kidson the day of Halloween. What we’re offering is the best thingfor families to be at.I also know we need a lot of help, and it’s not too late for youto get involved. If you can volunteer, pray, or bring candy (orpreferably all 3) please let me know. There’s a job you canhelp with! The Harv-Fest is October 31, 6-8pm (note theupdated time).4Interim Children’sMinistry CoordinatorCarmen Conant“Maybe they each should have some Playdoh to keep their handsbusy.” – Sunday School teacher“It’s an amazing robot” (holds up playdoh mess) – excited child“We got her to go to Sunday School for the first time it was thePlaydoh.” – mother of a 2-year-old“I want it!!!! Waaaa!!!” – small child“It’s a Christian Emoji, made out of playdoh.” – church kidThis week we interviewed the PlaydohC: Playdoh, thanks for joining us today.“Thanks for having me Carmen.”C: We would like to hear from the unsung heroes of children’sministry. From those who make a difference without ever beingrecognized. Playdoh, we never hear about your part in children’sministry. Would you please tell us what you do in children’sministry?“Well Carmen, playdoh is kind of the ‘jack of all trades’ inchildren’s ministry. You must show up with a heart for servinganywhere you are needed. Sometimes you are a Bible storyillustration, sometimes your job is to keep little hands busy toallow little minds to focus, or you may be needed in crafts, mostoften you get called in for playtime. Then there are times whenits best for you not to be in the classroom at all. I just focus onwere I’m most useful at the moment.”C: That’s such an important job, Playdoh. Your attitude is soinspirational. How do you keep serving so faithfully?“You know it can be hard especially the times when I’m notneeded for a few weeks in a row. That’s when I remind myself tobe faithful, because every Sunday the children are being taughtGod’s word and His word will not return void. Any part I can playin spreading God’s word that is compliantly worth it whatever I’mneeded for. I also cherish the little moments. You never knowwhen one will come, but every now and then you will see the lightin a child’s eye as they understand something for the first time. Orwhen the tears that came when mommy left stop as small fingerssquish me for comfort. Nothing can take those moments awayfrom me.”C: What a wonderful perspective, Playdoh. If you had a favoritepart of children’s ministry what would it be?“That’s a tough one Carmen. I love it all but, if I was to choose itwould be: when I get to be with the kids during play time. I lovehearing them prattle on about whatever comes to mind, kids saythe funniest things.”C: As our time comes to an end, do you have anything that youwant to say about how we can help you in your children’sministry work?“Pray! Pray for yourchildren. Pray for theirparents. Pray for thechildren’s ministry workers.All the Playdoh in the worldcan never replace the work ofthe Holy Spirt in a child’slife, a parent’s life, or a teacher’s life.”C: Thank you for taking the time to meet with us today, Playdoh.
Our Life TogetherOctober 20185Sunday Mornings October 2018SunMonTueWedThuFri123 6:30A Men’sBible Study9:15A Women’sBible Study459:30A Women’sBible Study6:15P Awana7P CaregiversSupport Group7(Crimmins’ home)7P BSF897:30A PrayerWarriors2P ChristmasChoir practice14Jr/Sr High homePrayer Warriors 7:30am (rm 113)1st service 8:30amCoffee Fellowship time 9:40-10amA.C.E./Sunday school 10am (all ages)2nd service 11:15amNursery available for ages 2 and underChildren’s Church available:-2nd service for ages 2-46:15P Awana151P God’s Girlspicnic lunch (Eagle7:30A PrayerWarriors12:45P ForeignMissions Comm. mtg.2P Christmas ChoirpracticeIsland State Park meet at church)21226:15P Awanahome)7P Jr/Sr High7P Young Adults6:30P Worship7P Women’s BibleTeamStudy7P Men’s Bible Study1110 6:30A Men’sBible Study9:15A Women’sBible Study6P Chapel at Riverof Life7P BSF7P Jr/Sr High7P Young Adults6:30P Worship7P Women’s BibleTeamStudy7P Men’s Bible Study9:30A Women’sBible Study17 6:30A Men’sBible Study9:15A Women’sBible Study184:20/6:45P UBCserve dinner atRiver of Life7P BSF7P Jr/Sr High7P Young Adults7P Women’s Bible6:30P WorshipStudyTeam7P Men’s Bible Study23252P ChristmasChoir practice4:20/6:45P UBCserve dinner atRiver of Life7P BSF7P Jr/Sr High7P Young Adults6:30P Worship7P Women’s BibleTeamStudy7P Men’s Bible Study29309:30A Women’sBible Study2P ChristmasChoir practice31 6:30A Men’sBible Study9:15A Women’sBible Study5P HARVESTFESTIVAL6:15P Awana7P BSF7P Young Adults13Wedding5P WeddingRehearsal1920262711:50A GEMSLunch24 6:30A Men’sBible Study9:15A Women’sBible Study7:30A PrayerWarriors12Jr/Sr High Lagoon Trip9:30A Women’sBible Study286P AwanaGathering (Trek/Journey)10A Quilters7:30A PrayerWarriors6:15P Awana610A GriefShareclass (Patsy Porter’s9:30A Women’sBible Study16Sat10A QuiltersNovember Newsletterdeadline is October 31!
Our Life TogetherOctober 2018Can you help by dropping bags of candy in the tubs in the church lobby?Come out and invite your friends for what will be an incredible night!6
Our Life TogetherOctober 2018FOR THEBOISE RESCUE MISSIONIt is our privilege again this year to helpthe Boise Rescue Mission provide foodfor an ever-growing number of people.For the month of October we arecollecting non-perishable food items.Look for the barrels at each entrance.Items needed are: (larger sizes)—canned fruit/veggies (10 lb. cans)—cereal, stuffing mix, rice, instantmashed potatoes—corn muffin mix—soup & chili—pastas & dried beans—boxed cake & brownie mixes—spices: garlic, onion, salt,black pepper—frozen whole turkeys(please drop them off at theministry center warehouse at308 S. 24th St., Boise,208-368-0824)Questions, contact Teresa in thechurch office at 208-938-2121 orsecretary@ustickbaptist.org.October isPastor Appreciation Month.This is the official time of year toexpress our love and appreciationfor our pastors here at UBC. Let’sbe thinking of fun and creativeways to bless those that aresuch a blessing to us!7Awana bythe NumbersDid you know globally Awana is involved in over 50,000 churches with 330,000leaders reaching over 4,000,000 (4 Million!) kids? Right here at Ustick Baptistwe’ve kicked off another terrific year with over 300 kids, plenty of Student Leaders,Adult Leaders, Listeners, Helpers, Secretaries, Game Directors, Council Time Teachersand Greeters at the door. Our first night was amazing, chaotic and encouraging to seeGod’s hand in helping everything to fall into place. We have an amazing group of kidsand families and can’t wait to see all that God is going to do this year!
Our Life TogetherOctober 20188UBC “Needs” BoardGEMS Monthly LunchEstate Planning SeminarDO YOU HAVE A NEED?—Maybe it’s baby clothes?—A car that runs?—Help with yard work?We will be having lunch (for those age50 and over) Thursday, Oct. 18,11:50am-1:30pm. Our speaker will beKaren Babcock and she’ll talk about theupcoming Operation Christmas Childshoebox collections. Please bring 5and your own place setting for lunch.We have a great time together.pleasejoin us! Questions, contact Lee & JudyFossgreen 208-473-2080.We are pleased, in partnership withFinancial Planning Ministries and MissionAviation Fellowship, to offer an EstatePlanning Seminar. This no-cost, two-hourseminar will give you an opportunity tolook at developing a living trust to removedoubt and confusion surrounding estateplanning and charitable donations. Thisministry will make sure your desires aremet in financial planning and that you canhave peace of mind as you steward God’sresources. All of the estate planning willbe done confidentially with you and alldocuments are prepared free of charge.WE WANT TO HELP YOU OUT!In the Activity Center you will find abulletin board where you can post yourneeds, providing an opportunity for ourcongregation to bless those around us.We encourage everyone to check thisout weekly and see if there’s a need youcan fill or post a need of your own.Questions, contact Megan Kalousek208-250-6873.Caregivers SupportGroupIf God has placed you in the incrediblyimportant and sometimes exhaustingrole of a caregiver and you think youcould benefit from the support andencouragement that only God's peoplecan provide, join us on Monday, Oct. 1at 7pm at Tim & Lisa Crimmins’ home(1762 E. Summerfalls Dr., Meridian).Questions, contact Tim & LisaCrimmins at 208-954-7325 or208-954-7323.Sunday, Nov. 4, after 2nd serviceat 12:45pmin the Activity CenterChildcare available for agesnursery—5th gradeNO COST! Lunch will be providedTO SIGN UP:Please call the church office at208-938-2121 to reserve a spot or emailTeresa at secretary@ustickbaptist.org.To my dear church family,I always knew I belonged to a caringand loving church and I experienced itfirst hand when I had my heart attack onAugust 10. It was a very traumatic andfearful time for me. Your visits lifted meup and all of the cards with their heartfeltmessages encouraged me, I could feel thelove coming from each person who sent acard. Thank you, thank you for letting Goduse you in this way.May God bless you all!Carron BrooksThank you all for loving our mom, forthe beautiful cards and for attending herservice. Was so special to have some ofyou acknowledge her with your words.We so appreciate all those who helpedwith food for the family lunch after.Our family will always remember herbeautiful, loving spirit. Her head stonesays “Our prayer warrior” which she was.God bless you all,CHILDCARE WILL BE AVAILABLEFamily of Evelyn Jones
Our Life TogetherOctober 2018Prayer Warriors!LIBRARYThe UBC Library is located on thefirst floor in room 112 across fromthe Sanctuary. The door is openevery Sunday 9:30-11:15amLibrarian - Sharleen Hodnicksharhodnick@gmail.com.Remember with prayer,cards and/or phone callsJuanita ArrouesGood Samaritan Society3115 Sycamore Road Rm #413Boise, ID 83703Helen IsenagleGrace Assisted Living #1689995 W. State St.Boise, ID 83714208-884-5370Mabel Willoughby1071 CamelotBoise, ID 83704208-378-1778Gay Odell5850 N. Five Mile Road #117MorningStar Senior LivingBoise, ID 83713Darrel Shostrom3570 E. Amity Rd,. Apt 217Copper Springs Senior LivingMeridian, ID 83642Hilda StinerThe Cottages in Middleton760 W. Main St.Middleton, ID 83644208-585-5959“Loss of a Spouse” presented by GriefShare Ministries will be held at PatsyPorter’s home on Sat., Oct. 6,10am-12pm. To sign up for thisone-time class, or if you havequestions, contact Patsy at208-340-2977.When Daniel and his friends were calledupon to interpret the king’s dream, thefirst thing they did was to ask for anextension of time so that they could seekthe Lord about the matter. (Dan. 2:18)This is a very good example for us tofollow. Sometimes we run off withoutGod and make hasty decisions that laterprove to be unfruitful. Let’s take timeto seek the Lord and His will for ourlives. If you want brothers and sistersto stand with you as you seek the Lord,come to prayer each Sunday morning at7:30am in room 113 so that we can seekGod together.Growth GroupsWe want to encourage you to “getconnected” to one of our small homecare/community groups. These lifeon-life times with others from ourchurch involve Bible study, prayer,fellowship, and service opportunitiesfor the Lord. Oh and food, of some sort,is always an important part! These smallgroups, of about 12 in number, usuallymeet on a weekly basis to encourageyou in your walk with Christ. GrowthGroups are a wonderful place to get toknow others in our church and GROWtogether in Him! Are you interested?Would YOU like to join one? Questions,or for more info, contact Pastor Mikeat 208-938-2121 ext106 orpastormike@ustickbaptist.org, orPastor Daniel for Young Familiesat 208-995-3875 orpastordaniel@ustickbaptist.org.LADIESIt’s time for another Coffee Connection!Ladies, please join us on Sat., Nov. 3for the perfect blend of friendship andconversation. Catch up with old friendsand make some new friends at our casualgathering over coffee, tea and lightsnacks. Come and go between 9-11amin the front lobby/coffee area. Questions,contact Beverly Russell 903-229-2106or Sharee McMahon 208-473-1903.9Upcoming Opportunities toServe in Oct. at River of LifeTuesday, Oct. 9Chapel time at River of Life, 575 S. 13thSt., Boise, 6-6:45pm. If you would liketo serve during chapel please contactJeff McComb 208-322-1786 for details.Tuesday, Oct. 16UBC’s third Tuesday of the month tohelp serve dinner at River of Life (575S. 13th St., Boise) at 4:20 and 6:45pm.If you would like to serve, contact ScottMcComb at 208-401-5410 for details.Tuesday, Oct. 23UBC’s fourth Tuesday of the month tohelp serve dinner at River of Life (575S. 13th St., Boise) at 4:20 and 6:45pm.If you would like to serve, contact ScottMcComb at 208-401-5410 for details.Operation ChristmasChildIt’s that time of year again.Time to start thinking aboutwhat to put in yourshoebox(es). Sunday, Oct. 14 OCC videopresentation at both services.Christmas Child Boxes and “Howto Pack a Box” brochures will alsobe available. Sunday, Nov. 11 our UBC collectionat each service. Pastor Greg will prayGod’s blessings on the gifts, thegivers and the recipients.Nov. 12-19.Collection Week!Mon. Nov 12: 10am-3pmTues., Nov. 13: 1-3pmWed., Nov. 14: 12-2pmThurs., Nov. 15: 4-6pmFri., Nov. 16: 3-5pmSat., Nov. 17: 10am-2pmSun., Nov. 18: 1-5pmMon., Nov. 19: 10am-5pmIf you would like to help during thisweek, please email Diane Hittle(OCC Logistics/Area Coordinator)occbendurknee@gmail.com.If you’d like to help prepare and servea meal on the last day for the workers,contact Karen Babcock at 208-888-7274or babcockka@gmail.com.
Our Life TogetherOctober 201810“Wrapped in God’s Love”Quilt GroupThe purpose of the Ustick BaptistChurch Women’s Ministry is to provideopportunities for Christian growth andfellowship to the women of our churchand to create a hospitable atmospherefor women new to our fellowship. Wedesire to support one another in loveand encourage one another to use ourspiritual gifts in service for Christ.Ladies Bible StudiesTuesday mornings—9:30-11:30am—studying “He is Enough” byAsheritah Ciuciu—childcare is PROVIDED for allages of kids!—join us for breakfast, coffee, Biblestudy and prayer—ladies of ALL ages are welcome—contact Brittney Heller 208-890-8449or jbheller09@gmail.com to sign upWednesday mornings—9:15am-10:30am—study: Exodus—no childcare provided—ladies of all ages are welcome—contact Natalie Crapuchettes atcpnatalie@hotmail.com or916-220-1464 to sign upWednesday evenings—7-9pm—study: Armor of God by PriscillaShirer—no childcare provided—contact Ruth David 208-602-2701 orrliudavid@gmail.comGod’s Girls (widowed ladies)We’re trusting in the Lord to provide abeautiful autumn day for a Fall Picnic atEagle Island State Park:Monday, Oct. 15 at 1pmMeet at UBC, we’ll carpool to parkBring your own picnic lunch/beverageDessert will be providedCall Sharon at 208-392-1119 with anyquestions.Our ministry is to make lap quilts forthose who are ill, have surgery, needencouragement, or just need to feelwrapped in God’s love. We also makebaby quilts for Birthright. If you knowhow to sew and would be interested inmaking quilts (or learning how) weinvite you to join us on the 2nd and4th Thursdays of each month10am-2pm in the Fireside Room.You don’t need to bring anything butyour lunch as we have all the suppliesand equipment needed. If you knowsomeone that could benefit fromreceiving a quilt (they do not necessarilyhave to be members of our church),please contact Ramona Ulrich208-895-8265 or Marguerite Bear208-340-4924.Questions, or if you need moreinformation about Women’sMinistry, please contact:Women’s Ministry CoordinatorJerri Ann Bitterli 208-994-8544Women’s Ministry Co-CoordinatorKerri Smith, 208-866-4233Our purpose for Men’sministry is to provideopportunities where mencan identify and have fellowship withother men through Ustick Baptist Church.Encouraging a closer relationship and walkwith Jesus Christ while growing men in theirfaith and knowledge of God’s Word.Men’s Bible StudiesWednesday mornings—Wednesday mornings, 6:30am in theFireside Room, (Mar-Dec) facilitatedby Dennis Hutchison—Men of all ages welcome—Study: Ephesians—Contact: Dennis Hutchison661-993-2972 or dahutch@gmail.comWednesday evenings—Wed. evenings, 7pm (Sept.-May)—Study: book of John—Men of all ages welcome—Contact: Fred Genther 208-477-8077or prayerwar@icloud.comOur church management systemDownload the Breeze app today!—Search for Breeze ChMS in the appstore and download—Once downloaded, launch the app,and click connect—Enter in ustickbaptist under theChurch ID field—Click c
Pastor of Worship Daniel Reider Pastor of Youth John Buren Interim Children’s Ministry Coordinator Carmen Conant Young Adults Ministry Coordinator Andrew Obenchain 14301 W. McMillan Road Administrative Assistant Teresa Dudley Ministries for ALL ages Awana Mondays 6:15-8:00pm (Sept.—April) Awana
purchasers were already requesting lots on which to construct a store, blacksmith shop, and “three or four cottages.” Despite not having yet filed the plat, five- and ten-acre lots, complete with fruit-bearing orchards, were quickly sold. Harlan and Margaret Ustick filed their plat of
50th Year Class Reunion Newsletter Editor's Extensions Marilyn O'Leary-Heaney The 1st issue of our Newsletter distributed last March was well received and the Reunion committee members are very pleased with the results of our team's work. We are excited to add two new features to our newsletter, "Life Challenging Experience"
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But heaven’s a good place, I’m sure. Life is like nothing other. Life is everything. Life is nothing. Life is out, life is in, life is in-between. Life can be a pain sometimes, Other times, it can be a helper. Life is loved, Life is hated. Life is
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Thomas Talarico, Nicole Inan . Pennsylvania Policy Forum, from Solicitor, Richard Perhacs, in which he stated "Empower Erie" and the "Western Pennsylvania Policy Forum" are private entities separate and distinct from the County of Erie." Mr. Davis's question to Council regarding this is that, if Empower Erie is separate from the County, why did Tim McNair current Chair of Empower Erie send a .
