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BUCKCREEKCREEKBUCKUMC NEWSLETTERUMCNEWSLETTERLITURGICAL COLORSBUCK CREEK UMC NEWSLETTER - JANUARY 2010THE STAFFTim Schnepp, editor. e-mail: timothys81@yahoo.comNancy Schnepp, primary reporterAdditional reporters this month: C. & R. Shepard, M. Fleming, M. TurnerCarol Shepard, church secretary, duplicator.People providing pictures this month: P. Church, J. Davidson Jr., N. Schnepp,K. Schnepp, M. Fleming, C. ShepardThanks be to God forever.Ever notice how the color of the altar linens (paraments) on the altarand the pulpit change during the year? Each particular season of theliturgical year is reflected in those colors. The colors:White: the color of light. It stands for purity, victory and joy. It is usedfor Christmas Eve, Christmas, New Year's Day, Epiphany, Baptism of ourLord, Easter Sunday, and all the Sundays after Easter leading up toPentecost; Ascension Day; and Trinity Sunday. May also be used onReformation Day (or red).Gold: refers to worth, virtue and theglory of God. Gold is used for Christthe King Sunday, and may be used forTrinity Sunday, and weddings. Mayalso be used for Easter to celebratethe Resurrection of Christ.Black: seen from Lent to GoodFriday and Holy Saturday. Used ondays when celebrating the passion ofJesus Christ. May be used on AshWednesday. Represents repentance,mourning and somber reflection.Used as an alternative to stripping thealtar on Maundy Thursday.Purple: symbolizes the majesty ofChrist. Has been traditionally used by the Methodist church during theseasons of Lent and Advent.Blue: also the color of royalty. It is now being used during Advent(replacing purple) in many Methodist churches. It is hoped that havingblue for Advent and purple for Lent will distinguish the two seasons fromeach other. Lent being a season of repentance, and Advent being a morehopeful and joyful time. The United Methodist Book of Worship of 1992.(continued on page 2)1BCUMC on the web: http://www.gbgm-umc.org/bcumcin/SANCTUARY FLOWERSJan. 03: In memory of Donald Waggoner's birthday& sister Sandy's birthday, from Donna PayneJan. 10: For grandson Jacob Sheets' 1st birthday, (1/7) from Diane WhiteJan. 17: For Teresa Monical's birthday (1/15) from your BCUMC familyJan. 24: For Ralph Patrick's 94th birthday (1/29) from BCUMC familyJan. 31: In memory of Butch’s parents Thomas & Ethel Knowles, andTerri’s Dad Don Scharer, from Butch & Terri KnowlesLITURGICAL COLORS (continuedfrom page 1).identifies purple or blue as appropriate colors for Advent (224, 226, 238).Red: represents fire, blood and the Holy Spirit. It is used on Pentecost,Reformation (All Saints Sunday), and also may be used for celebrationsincluding consecrations, homecomings, anniversaries and dedications. Also forcivil observances (such as Thanksgiving).Green: think plants and trees. Green symbolizes life, hope, growth, andregeneration, and is a universal color of nature. Green is the color that appearsthe most on the liturgical calendar ("Ordinary Time").Pink: used on the Third Sunday of Advent, expressing the joy we feel as weanticipate the coming of Christmas. If you will notice, the third candle of theAdvent wreath is pink. The "joy" candle.(Gold, pink, blue, and black are new to BCUMC. Look for them to appearnext year, thanks to seamstress Pat Sense.)[Updated from article that appeared in the September 2001 BCUMCnewsletter. We will now be including the liturgical colors on the newslettercalendar each month.]General Board of Discipleship of the UMC, Center for WorshipResourcing, lists the appropriate colors on its planning calendar for l.pdf2
THANK YOUBCUMC CHURCH PERSONNEL 2010 A big thank you to all outgoing church officers. Thank you for yourtime, your work, your ideas, your heart and your presence.Some positions are pending, and some Chairpersons will be decided duringthe first committee meetings in 2010.WE GET LETTERSREGIONAL LEVELBISHOP: Michael J. CoynerDISTRICT SUPER: Kate Lehman Walker Just now winding down from travel and Thanksgiving, time to read thisfun newsletter. You really turn out an interesting, inspiring, photo-loadedstory of Buck Creek UMC, its pastor, leaders, and community. Thank youfor keeping us on your list. Of course, I've copied the recipes which looklike fun. I've never made a noodle, and of course, never made ham saladfrom bologna. Jack and I have a coupla treats coming!! Gratefully,Joann and Jack (Hoadley) I’ve enjoyed so much the church letter you send me. You do such agood job writing it. You even have the list on who mows the yard!Enjoyed the pictures of your events & people. I’ve told a lot of peopleabout all the socks you’re collecting. Enjoy the food and pictures. Keepup the good work.- Joyce (Schwartz)2010 NEWSLETTER DEADLINESISSUE:January 2010:February 2010:March 2010:April 2010:May 2010:June 2010:July 2010:DEADLINE:December 19, 2009January 16, 2010February 13, 2010March 20, 2010April 17, 2010May 15, 2010June 19, 2010ISSUE:August 2010:September 2010:October 2010:November 2010:December 2010:January 2011:DEADLINE:July 17, 2010August 21, 2010September 18, 2010October 16, 2010November 20, 2010December 18, 2010CHURCH COUNCIL MEETINGS 2010(Tuesdays, every other month, 6:30pm)January 12March 9May 11July 13September 14November 92010 SPECIAL SUNDAYS:Human Relations Day: Jan. 17One Great Hour of Sharing: March 14Native American Ministries: April 18Peace with Justice: May 30World Communion: Oct 3UM Student Day November 283CHURCH LEVEL:PASTOR: Dwight MonicalCHURCH COUNCIL CHAIR: Jane Arnold*VICE CHAIR, CHURCH COUNCIL: Bob ShepardCHURCH SECRETARY: Carol ShepardCHURCH COUNCIL RECORDING SECRETARY: Nancy Schnepp*LAY LEADER: Ralph RohrerANNUAL CONFERENCE MEMBER: Ralph RohrerRESERVE MEMBER, ANNUAL CONFERENCE: Dick TempleSTAFF PARISH RELATIONS CHAIR: TBDBOARD OF TRUSTEES CHAIR: TBDCHRISTIAN ED SUPER: Kay MillerCHURCH TREASURER: Sam StrattonFINANCIAL SECRETARY: Judy SkeesASST. FINANCIAL SECRETARY: TBAALTERNATE FINANCIAL SECRETARY: TBAFINANCE COMMITTEE CHAIR: Jim Davidson Jr.FINANCE COMMITTEE ASST: TBAMEMBERSHIP CHAIR: Pat SenseMISSIONS COMMITTEE CHAIR: Bob ShepardWORSHIP CHAIR: Ken MuellerSOUND/PROJECTION COORDINATORS: Bob Shepard / Jim Davidson Jr.COMMUNION STEWARD CHAIR: Lydia MuellerLADIES' MISSIONARY OFFICERS: Nancy Schnepp (PRESIDENT), GiniTull (VICE PRESIDENT), Pat Sense (SECRETARY), SuzannBrouwer (TREASURER), Diane White (ASST. TREASURER)HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS: Jane Arnold / Diane WhiteFAMILY LIFE COORDINATOR: TBDYOUTH GROUP COORDINATORS: Deb Davidson / Jamie StrattonNEWSLETTER STAFF: Tim Schnepp (EDITOR) /Nancy Schnepp (REPORTER)FLOWERS: Nancy SchneppMEMORIALS: Maralyn TurnerWEBMASTER: Tim SchneppCUSTODIAN: Mariann Arnold4
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:CLASS OF 2010: Audrey Chappell / Nancy Balser / Tammy LouthenCLASS OF 2011: Fred Merkel / Clayton Temple / Ron TullCLASS OF 2012: John Metro* / Bill Sharp* / Andy Coblentz*STAFF PARISH RELATIONS COMMITTEE:CLASS OF 2010: Mary Strong / Carolyn Coblentz / Bev PooreCLASS OF 2011: Jane Arnold / Jim Davidson Sr. / Donna PayneCLASS OF 2012: Jamie Stratton* / Dick Temple* / TBANOMINATING COMMITTEE:CLASS OF 2010: Sam Stratton / Maralyn Turner / Suzann BrouwerCLASS OF 2011: John Warren / Ali Davidson / Pamela ChurchCLASS OF 2012: Diane White* / Pat Sense* / Nancy Schnepp*SHEPARD-STERRETT WEDDINGMelissa Renee Shepard and Miles Zane Sterrett were united in marriage atUnion Chapel UMC in Indianapolis on Sunday, September 6, 2009. Parents ofthe couple are Bob and Carol Shepard and Steve and Pam Sterrett. PastorSteve Rasmussen officiated the double ring ceremony. Following theceremony, a reception was held at the Monon Center in Carmel.Attendants for the couple were Amy McClannen, Abbey Sterrett, JenniferPusey, Amanda Shepard, Jaime Tribbett, Nick Strasser, Shawn Baker, MattPippenger, Sean Murphy, and Ethan Tribbett. Also participating in the servicewere Katelyn McClannen as flower girl, Kaleb McClannen as ring bearer, andJim and Anita Davidson as guest book attendants.The groom is a computer programmer at nFrame in Carmel. The bride is aregistered nurse at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Indianapolis. The couple live at7825 Harcourt Springs Ct., Indianapolis, IN 46260.FINANCE COMMITTEE:CHAIR: Jim Davidson Jr.TREASURER: Sam StrattonTRUSTEES REP: TBDCHURCH COUNCIL CHAIR: Jane ArnoldLAY LEADER: Ralph RohrerSTAFF PARISH CHAIR: TBDFINANCIAL SECRETARY: Judy SkeesPASTOR: Dwight MonicalAUDITORS: Pat Miller / Trudy Germain / Dan FlemingSUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS:ADULT CLASS: Ralph RohrerJR. & SR. HIGH: Jim & Anita Davidson1ST-5TH: Jamie StrattonAGE 3 – K: Pam ChurchMISSIONS TEAM MEMBERSBob Shepard / Ralph Rohrer / Mindy Jester / Trudy Germain /Jane Arnold / Diane White / Dan Church / Pat Miller /Suzann Brouwer / Rita DarnellPIANIST: Mindy Jester / Teresa Monical56
RECORD BROKEN WITH 762 PAIRS OF SOCKS DELIVEREDFirst, some socks facts: (thanks to Susan Bennett, Lebanon Children'sHome Public Relations Manager)The socks last all year.Every child gets socks for Christmas.Many times when children leave the facility,we send a couple of bags of socks home with them.We typically serve 125 children on a yearly basis,and you can imagine how quickly we go through socks!Luckily, there isn't an expiration date on socksand we can keep them nice and tidy for years to come.Our social workers never have to shop for socksthanks to Buck Creek UMC!The week after sock delivery we had two new children come in andthey each received two bags of socks. They came with NOTHING!So all those socks you donated this year will go to good use! 762 pairsis a record. Our previous record was 650 pairs in 2007. The nine yeartotal: 4,304 pairs.Socks were delivered to theLebanon Children's Home onSaturday, December 12th, 2009,by Nancy Schnepp, Marie Plessand Diane White. Among the762 pairs of very nice socks, were20 pairs of Christmas socks.These were put into a separatelittle Christmas bag and presentedso they may be used for theseason. When you look at thepictures of the four large redplastic gift bags which are allfilled with socks, you can see thatthose 20 pairs of Christmas sockswould be lost otherwise.Donations started coming inearly this year, before we even"advertised"! By September 21, you had already donated 229 pairs. Youare all very generous this year, and we of Ladies Missionary Society sendyou a great big THANK YOU! Special thanks to Wanda Martin who tookit upon herself to go to every CVS in the area, including Delphi, to7purchase socks on sale. Thanks to Nancy Balser for delivering those socksto BCUMC.Thanks to the out-of-staters Max & Mary Ellen Davidson (Florida) andRussell & Arlene Lohrman (Arizona) for donations to purchase socks.Also thanks to Maralyn Turner, Lynn & Dianna Mason, Retta Whiteaker,and Gini & Ron Tull for monetary donations. (It was fun shopping for thesocks!) Thanks to each and every one of you that donated socks. Youknow who you are! Hope I didn't forget anyone. A big thank you also toJim Davidson Jr. who loaded the four bags of socks up for us into the van.Diane, SockMonkey,Marie,Nancy S.We had a safe journey down to Lebanon, a quick 45 minutes. When wearrived at the Home, Diane went inside to secure some help for unloadingthe socks. We pulled around to the back door and two gentlemen (MikeMay, Senior Recreation Leader, and Tom Hoffman, Recreation Leader)came out to unload and carry in the socks. They thanked us and blessedus. Then we made our usual stop at Arni’s in Lebanon. It was neat thatthe couple in the booth behind us said a prayer before they ate. (So didwe.)The trip back to Buck Creek took a little longer, as traffic was full ofsemis and very heavy. On the bright side, the weather was decent, with noprecipitation happening! God was with us on our journey coming and8
going. He wantedto make sure thosesocks made it toLebanon, and thatwe made it homesafely.INFANT BAPTISMGod Blessyou, everyone of yousock givers!NEW RAILING INSTALLED.at the upstairs entrance, thanks to John Metro & BillMiller (pictured), and Pastor Dwight!9AbbigailMorganFleming was baptized onSunday, December 13,2009, in the sight of God,family,friendsandchurch family. BuckCreek UMC's PastorDwight Monical performed the ceremonywith assistance from thecongregation. Family andfriends stood up withAbby's parents Dan &Melissa, as she wasbaptized.The pastorasked all who wanted to put their hands in the baptismal water to do so,and to touch Abby with it.Beautiful little Abby slept right through it all. In attendance wereAbby's big sister Anna, her big brother Adam, Uncle Doug Fleming,Grandma Nancy Fleming, Great Grandma Jackie Fleming, Grandma Bevand Grandpa Paul Dunlap,GreatAuntLindaEmerson and friends ofthe family Brian & BeckyKnight.The pastor mentionedAbby's baptism in hismessage today, saying"This morning we had abaptism. Abbigail as shegrows older, there will bea time when Jesus says toher, "come to me." Shewill say "Yes, I receiveChrist as my Lord andSavior and will live mylife for the glory of God."The baptism was especially beautiful with a background of redpoinsettias set on the altar to honor Jesus and loved ones. We enjoyedlemonade and cookies after church to celebrate the baptism.10
This page:The Fleming Family (L-R):Adam, Dan, Anna, Mellissa,baby AbbigailPrevious page:Top:Dan Fleming holds Abbigailduring the ceremony.Bottom:Pastor Holds Abbigailduring a prayerSERVANTS - JANUARY 2010USHERS Allen Church / Tom Davidson / Robert Mueller / Bev PooreGREETERS Audrey Chappel / Jim Davidson Sr.ACOLYTE Drew DavidsonLITURGIST Sam StrattonCHILDREN’S MESSAGE Pat Miller (10th, 17th, 24th, 31st)BELL RINGER Hunter Metro-LuciesCOMMUNION STEWARD Nancy SchneppSCRIPTURE READERS Pam Church (3rd), Dan Fleming (10th),Mindy Jester (17th), Ralph Rohrer (24th),Coley Sharp (31st)NURSERY HELP Jim Davidson / Anita Davidson (3rd), Lydia Mueller / Abigail Thompson (10th),Kay Miller / Ali Davidson (17th), Jamie Davidson / Ryan Davidson (24th),Melissa Fleming / Dan Fleming (31st)If you will not be able to serve as assigned, please contact Ken Mueller.1112
HANGING OF THE GREENSOn the first Sunday of Advent, November 29th, several people gatheredafter worship services to do a little hanging of the greens. Garland washung, greens appeared on thewindow ledges, and wreathswith red bows appeared on thedoors. Some Christmas lightswent up around the front of thesanctuary,framingtheChristmas tree which had beenassembledanddecorated.Decorations were made by theSunday School classes. PamChurch's class (Age 3 - K)made a paper chain of red &green. Jamie Stratton's class(1st - 5th) cut out white papersnowflakes.Jim & AnitaDavidson's class (Junior/SeniorHigh) strung a long chain ofpopcorn and cranberries for thetree. The Adult Class (leader: Ralph Rohrer) using Mindy Jester's idea fora "cloud of memories", copied and cut out photos of loved ones that have1314
passed away, and affixed them tovarious colors and shapes ofconstruction paper, and added aribbon for hanging. There werealso pictures used of past pastors,and pictures associated with thedonors of two of the church'sstained glass windows (Eckhart &Pattee). Helpers: Pam Church,Pastor Dwight Monical, JonathanMonical, Sam Stratton, JamieStratton,DianeWhite,BobWittenmyer, Nancy Schnepp, JimDavidson Jr., Anita Davidson, ClaireHandy, Alivia Green, Jane Arnold,Molly Clark, Kyle Schnepp. Thanksto everyone that helped!FIVE QUESTIONSThe two names drawn from the hat this month are Maralyn Turner &Jane Arnold. (When will it be your turn?) Let’s get to know Maralyn &Jane a little better MARALYN TURNER1. Where did you go to school? I went to Monitor and was acheerleader for the Commodores my Freshman year.2.What is onething that mostpeople don’t knowabout you? I’m asecretive person.3. If you wrote abook about yourlife, what wouldthe title be?Love of Friends andFamily4. What’s yourfavorite color pento write with?Black.5.Being a longtimememberofBCUMC (since 1942),what is one ofyour most specialmemories here?Ihave many specialmemories. There aremany of the churchfamily and the love given. You asked for one, but I have two, and manymore. The many Christmas programs memorizing a poem, (sometimesthey were quite long), and then Santa would appear, he would hand outour gifts we brought along with an apple or orange and of course a bag ofcandy. It was always the Sunday evening before Christmas, it taught us tobe Leaders and learn the meaning of Christmas along with giving gifts oflove. The other is the Sunday before Memorial Day. We would line upoutside the Church, carry flags and a bouquet of flowers, and march overto the cemetery and place the flags and flowers on the graves. This taughtus to remember our forefathers and why we celebrate Memorial Day,singing patriotic songs was a memorable thing.1516
MISSION MEMOSJANE ARNOLD1. Where did you grow up? Sheridan, Indiana2. Where did you get your love of cooking---what’s yourfavorite thing to cook? I grew up in a small town where therewasn’t much to do, soforentertainmentIwould bake cookies. So,I guess it started there.Enjoy baking more thancooking. I was a bakerat Purdue for 22 years.I always enjoyed it whensomeone would compliment me on mydessertsorrequestsomething I had made.I think cheesecakesare my favorite thing tomake. I like to come upwith different flavors.[Ed Note: See “RecipeCorner, page 23”.]3. What’s thefirst thing youthought about whenyou woke up thismorning? My catwoke me up, so thought“that darn cat!”4.Are you a waffle or a pancake person?Both.5.If there’s one thing you could change about the BCUMCchurch building, what would it be? The stairs to the basement.17As this year comes to an end the Mission Committee would like to offerthanks to God for all of you, “the Church” for your kind and giving heartsthroughout 2009. Even in this year of a down economy you were able to:1. Donate over 130 “Y.E.S.” Kits.2. Donate over 252.00 to the Conference Special Offerings.3. Donate over 272.00 in 5th Sunday offerings.4. Donate over 1000.00 in cash and over 300.00 in food for the food pantry.5. Donate over 1000.00 for the Ishe Anesu project through V.B.S.6. Donate gifts and money for food for 3 local families through HersheyElementary.And on top of all that we were able to continue our Missionary CovenantAgreement with Maria Humbane, continue our Covenant with the NOMADS,continue our Covenant with the Wesley Foundation, continue with fundingoperation classroom and Africa University Scholarship donations and wecontinued to assist local families this Christmas Season.What we haven’t counted but are not forgotten are the many items ofmissions our congregation does on a daily basis, i.e. . taking food tosomeone who is ill, visiting someone in a nursing home, donating anddelivering socks to the Children’s Home (762 pairs) plus much more.Matthew Chapter 25, verses 35 – 40 states: ‘For I was hungry and yougave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, Iwas a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes and you clothed me, Iwas sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me.’Then the righteous will answer him, ‘Lord, when did we see you hungry andfeed you, or thirsty and give you something to drink? When did we see you astranger and invite you in or needing clothes and clothe you? When did wesee you sick or in prison and go to visit you?’ The King will reply, ‘I tell youthe truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, youdid for me.’ -Bob ShepardREAD THROUGH THE BIBLE IN A YEAR:JANUARY READINGS Week 1, (1/1-1/7) Genesis 1:1-18:19, Matthew 1:1-6:24, Psalms 1:17:17, Proverbs 1:1-2:5 Week 2, (1/8-1/14) Genesis 18:20-31:16, Matthew 6:25-10:26, Psalms8:1-12:8, Proverbs 2:6-3:15 Week 3, (1/15-1/21) Genesis 31:17-43:34, Matthew 10:27-14:13, Psalms13:1-18:34, Proverbs 3:16-4:10 Week 4, (1/22-1/28) Genesis 44:1-Exodus 7:25, Matthew 14:14-19:12,Psalms 18:35-23:6, Proverbs 4:11-5:23 Week 5, (1/29-2/4) Exodus 8:1-21:21, Matthew 19:13-23:39, Psalms24:1-28:9, Proverbs 6:1-7:518
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QUOTES SEPTEMBER 20, 2009 “May You open our eyes that we can clearly see what You have in mind forus.” -Pastor Dwight (prayer) “May we be a blessing to others, just as You have blessed us.” -PastorDwight (prayer) “How many are thankful today? We go out each week and see peoplewho are not. When things go well, when things are a combination, whenthings are rotten, we're to be thankful.” -Pastor Dwight “We need to realize that apart from God, we don't have faith.” -PastorDwight (message) “We should be a reflection of the Word of God, of Jesus Christ.” -PastorDwight (message) “We need to internalize the Word of God.” -Pastor Dwight (message)QUOTES SEPTEMBER 27, 2009 “The Holy Spirit comes in the form of cookies!” -Jim Davidson Jr. (onchocolate chip cookies for Kairos prison ministry) “Remove the wax from our ears, and the blinders from our eyes. Soften ourhearts so when we hear your voice we would respond.” -Pastor Dwight (prayer) Pam Church: What does "foolish" mean?Anna Fleming: You're not obeying God! -during the Children's Message “We thank You for being with us all the time, even when the unexpectedoccurs you will never leave us and never ever forsake us.” -Pastor Dwight(prayer) “We simply pray that in our daily lives no matter what happens, we willalways see Your hand at work.” -Pastor Dwight (prayer) “You love us unconditionally. help us to share this with others around uswho have never experienced You in their life.” -Pastor Dwight (prayer) “God is NEVER too busy for us--do you know what that means?” -PastorDwight (message) “It doesn't matter what time we come to God, His door is always open!” Pastor Dwight (message) “The Holy Spirit takes scripture and makes it alive in our lives.” -PastorDwight (message)QUOTES OCTOBER 4, 2009 “That's a lot of blood!” -Ralph Rohrer (on blood drive total of 18 units) “We think back through the week and realize how you've been with usmoment by moment.” -Pastor Dwight (prayer) “We pray for the rain of the Holy Spirit to fall gently on us.” -PastorDwight (prayer) Actions show if our words are really true.” -Pastor Dwight (message) “We hear from God because of His actions for us.”-Pastor Dwight (message)2122
RECIPE CORNER“For I know the plans I have foryou,” says the Lord. “They are plansfor good and not for disaster, to giveyou a future and a hope.” –Jeremiah 29:11CHEESECAKECrust1 c. graham cracker crumbs3 T. sugar3 T. melted margarine Mix and press in bottom of springform pan.Filling 2 lb. cream cheese at room temp 1 c. sour cream 1 T. vanilla 1 c. sugar 4 eggs 6 T. flour Beat cream cheese and sugar till fluffy, add flour and blend. Add eggs oneat a time mixing well after each. Blend in sour cream and vanilla. Pour overcrust and bake 10 minutes at 400 degrees, then 1 hour or till center is firm at250 degrees. Let come to room temperature before refrigerating.I bake on a rack on a cookie sheet with water in bottom (keeps cheesecakefrom cracking).I have varied this recipe many times by adding some kind of chips orpeanut butter or melted chocolate. One time I added coconut and chocolateshavings for a “Mounds” cheesecake.- Jane Arnold[Ed. Note: one of the most delicious cheesecakes we’ve ever eaten!]2324
hopeful and joyful time. The United Methodist Book of Worship of 1992. UMC Tim Schnepp N EWSLETTER B UCK C REEK (continued on page 2) 2 BUCK CREEK UMC NEWSLETTER - JANUARY 2010 THE STAFF, editor. e-mail: timothys81@yahoo.com Nancy Schnepp, primary reporter Additional reporters this month
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