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THE LAMPLIGHTERNewsletter of theSPRING CITYUNITED METHODIST CHURCHSEPTEMBER 2015Tony’s TalesDear Friends,In my office, I have a yellow street sign thatsays, "Caution. Church Services." It was in acloset at a church to be thrown away, but Iclaimed it. It was used in a day when peoplewalked to church on Sunday morning. It wasplaced at the top of a hill near the church to warnpeople that there may be people crossing thestreet. It was a sign to make you slow down.I look at it and think of something different. Weshould be aware that whenever we walk into thedoors of a church, we are vulnerable to a changein our hearts and spirit. Our Lord Jesus is amighty God. He calls us to be "a kingdom of priestsand a holy nation." (Ex. 19:6, Rev. 1:6) We shouldcome to the church expecting a change in us andchange in the world.Beginning August 30th, I will preach a series onthe work of the church. Better yet, we will spendsome time talking about who we are as the SpringCity UMC. I hope that you will come and sharewith us in worship. And, expect a change.District Conference will be held on Sunday,September 20th at 3 pm at Wesley Memorial UMC inCleveland. The time is 3 pm. At the end of theconference, there will be a reception for our newDistrict Superintendent, Hugh Kilgore and his family.Please try to attend this important and fun meeting.The Cleveland District is sponsoring an event onSeptember 28, 2015, at Ooltewah UMC from 9:15 1 pm. Lunch will be provided. The guest for this eventwill be Peg Arnold, a Christian humorist. If we haveenough people, we will take the church bus. They willask for a donation for the meal, but that is the onlycost for this event. It should be lots of fun. Sign up bythe bulletin board at the side door of the church orcall the church office to say you are going.Shalom,TonyTHE CHRISTMAS CANTATA,“ONEONE SILENT NIGHTNIGHT,”REHEARSALS BEGINSUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,AT 4:30 P.M.REMEMBER IN PRAYERPastor Tony CollinsMary ConroyPat GallowayLesia GarrisonJesse & Nina GibbsArthur GilliamCarl HesselbachJoyce LavenderChuck McIlwainFred MullinsAud RayMaggie TammarkDanny Chattin (Spring City Care and Rehab, #203, 331 Hinch St.)Margie Hughes (Spring City Care and Rehab. #310, 331 Hinch St.)Ruth Huskins (Golden Years, 301 Keith Dr., S.C.)Ray Keylon (Spring City Care and Rehab, #502, 331 Hinch St.)Edna McCuistion (Abby Mae’s Hill, 419 Pin Hook Rd., Spring City)Kathleen Reece (Spring City Care and Rehab, # 306, 331 Hinch St.)Margaret Scholz (Spring City Care and Rehab, #511, 331 Hinch St.)Lisa Oakley (Susan Collins’ sister)Wanda Weems (Beverly Allison’ssister)Merle Orender (Steve’s brother)Bill Metts (brother of GlendaKeylon)Pravin Roy (Doris Roy’s brother-inlaw)Dennie Hernon (brother-in-law ofEmmaly & Felix Fisher)Billy Arnold (John & Mary Conroy’sson-in-law)Todd Bridwell (friend of Bennie &Susan Arp)Billy Reed (Nancy Gilliam’s brother)Mary Balmer (mother of ChrisHaerr)Janie May (Angie Rose’s mother)Tom Sanders (Loretta Hale’sbrother)Pam Yokley (Dorathy Hasting’sfriend)Kennedy Ladd (Norm & PeggyBowman’s friend’s baby)Carolyn Hesselbach (daughter ofCarl & Kay Hesselbach)David Douglas (Max & Pat’s son)Louise Taber (Donna Hudson’smother)Whitney Miller (Beth Keylon’sniece)Michelle Nasca & Jae Williams(Bob & Sheila Larson’s daughters)Haleigh Hall (Ed & Linda Gibbs’granddaughter)The Family of Ben Gould(brother-in-law of Norman Bowmanand Tammy Boles)
9/6UshersBob LarsonWalt MorseKen RoseKevin Rose9/13UshersShirley CorbinSteve KeylonJerry SmithClyde Thurman, Jr.9/20UshersEarl KeaheyArthur OsborneBilly Ray PattonPete Williams9/27UshersNatalie BakerChadley BowmanMarty GilliamJerry HenleyHostsSheila LarsonSusie StrunkHostsSharon CowartPete & ShelbyWilliamsHostsTammy BolesMary DrinkardHostsGlenda KeylonSteve KeylonNurseryGil & JudyLittekenNurseryAngie Rose& KatieNurseryTerry HooperTheresa LisaNurseryPeggy BowmanLoretta HaleAcolyteHannah CouchAcolyteRachel HeimelAcolyteHannah CouchAcolyteRachel HeimelChildren’sChurchWendy ThurmanChildren’sChurchSusan MadduxChildren’sChurchRobin BoltonChildren’sChurchAngie CouchHappy Birthday!2356910Irene AlexanderEddie BolesOceaneanne HuntArthur Mack ReedJackie RobinsonSheila LarsonJack PhillipsAngela GarrisonRonnie BargerJack BarnesChris RoseChris HuntChristina WallingLauretta Cash1 Joe & Molly Graham2 Tim & Lynne AgeeWalt & Linda Morse4 Bill & Brenda Dodson7 Kevin & Lesia GarrisonHarry & Donna Landreth111718192021Melvin GarnerRay KeylonMarilyn WeissShelby WilliamsNaomi HinelyKatie McDonaldTracey RoseBob BurkhardtAshley DouglasDavid GilliamJeannette LongNathan ShaverCarol BecklerPat Horton10 Gary & Tia Gilmore13 Roger & Margo HinsdaleRalph & Beth Root17 Don & Lynn Hinkle19 Gil & Judy Litteken22 John & Sam Hanson2122232425282930Lynda SmithMax DouglasJohn ConroyRuth HuskinsMike SwaffordWalt MorseAngie CouchTrevor GilliamScott HendersonMichael ShockSunThu18:30 MDO6:30 UMW26:00 Youth7:00 Choir Rehearsal38:30 MDO11:00 Home PrayerGroup4567LABOR DAY11:00 WorshipWorship ServiceService11:006:00 Bible StudyChurch Office6:006:00 YouthClosed8-9 p.m.p.m. AA-FHAA-FH8-988:30 MDO910:00 Disciple 36:00 Youth7:00 Choir Rehearsal10Deadline for Let’s DoLunch Reservations116:00 GrandviewTwirlers,Family LifeCenter121-4:00 Youth CarWash131411:00 Worship Service 10:30 TVA Retirees3:30 Church Council6:30 Prayer Shawl4:30 Cantata PracticeTeam6:00 Bible Study6:00 Youth8-9 p.m. AA-FH158:30 MDO10:00 Beth MooreBible Study12:00 Let’s Do Lunch1610:00 Disciple 36:00 Youth7:00 Choir Rehearsal178:30 MDO11:00 Home PrayerGroup5:00 Community Meal186:00 Reed Chapel’sCookout196:00 Scouts’Banquet,FLC-Gym2011:00 Worship Service3:00 District Conf.,Wesley UMC4:30 Cantata Practice6:00 Youth6:00 Bible Study8-9 p.m. AA-FH2711:00 Worship Service4:30 Cantata Practice6:00 Youth6:00 Bible Study228:30 MDO10:00 Beth MooreBible Study6:30 SC Chamber ofCommerceBanquet2310:00 Disciple 34:15 - Wacky5:30 Wednesday6:00 Youth7:00 Choir Rehearsal248:30 MDO252623 H. B. & Polly Rankin26 Ed & Sherry Milligan27 Melvin & Pat Garner21Newsletter Deadline10:00 Prayer ShawlTeam7:00 ScoutsTue7:00 Trustees28298:30 MDO8:00 Depart for Sr.Adult Event at 10:00 Beth MooreOoltewah UMCBible Study6:30 Prayer ShawlTeam3010:00 Disciple 36:00 Youth7:00 Choir RehearsalSunday Schedule9:45 a.m. - Children’s Choir11:00 a.m. - Morning Worship9:45 a.m. - Sunday School6:00 p.m. - Bible Study10:45 a.m. - Coffee & Donuts 6:00 p.m. - Youth8:30 MDO7:00 Finance TeamFriSatWed8-9 p.m. AA-FHMonNOTE FROM JEANNETTE:Fall will be here soon; we feel it in theair. As we begin to watch the leaveschange into beautiful colors, let'schange also and be brighter witnessesto others.Let us strive to be faithful in all things and enjoy Hishandiwork. Have a blessed September and follow ourMaster's steps.You are loved,Jeannette
Jesse & Nina Gibbs gaveto the Trustees’ RenovationFund in memory of BettyAnn Huling and RichardSouthers.MONTHLY REPORTIn Loving MemoryGIVING & MONEY DISBURSED(Continued)JULY 2015T.C. & Lauretta Cash gave to the Trustee’s Renovation Fund inmemory of Bill Lavender and Irene Henley.INCOMEMary Duff, Arland Whitlock, and Dawn Taylor gave to the MemorialFund in memory of Richard Southers.Mother’s Day OutGray & Sharon Cowart gave to the Trustees’ Renovation Fund inmemory of Richard Southers.Dr. B. E. Lenoir gave to the Memorial Fund in memory of LennyWinterberger.TOTAL INCOME/GROSS PROFITPatty Crowder gave to the Trustees’ Renovation Fund in memory ofBetty Ann Huling, Richard Southers, and M. P. Hastings.Helen Kincannon gave to the Music Memorial Fund in memory of BillLavender.Tom & Ellie Turner gave tothe Bereavement Fund inmemory of RichardSouthers.Jerry & Lynda Smith gave to the Community Ministries Fund inmemory of Betty Ann Huling.Chris & Carolyn Haerr gave to the General Budget in memory ofRichard Southers and Betty Ann Huling.Hallene Caruthers gave to the Bereavement Fund in memory ofVirginia Hale.Fred & Linda Mullins gave to the Community Ministries Fund inmemory of Richard Southers and Betty Ann Huling.Kelton & Patsy Owen gave to the Community Ministries Fund inmemory of Virginia Hale.Leon & Nancy Hicks gave to the Trustees’ Renovation Fund inmemory of Lenny Winterberger, Earl Robbins and Ray Eldridge.Those who gave to the Memorial Fund in memory of Betty AnnHuling: Myra Tatum, Bill Jaco, Lorraine Heidel, Mary Galloway,James & Margaret Collenberg, Johnny Lou Berg and Lori & Barbi,and Neil & Joan Weber.Joe & Theresa Lisa gave to the Prayer Shawl Ministry in memory ofVirginia Hale, Betty Ann Huling, Richard Southers, and BillLavender.Bill & Caren Ruffner gave to the Memorial Fund in memory ofRichard Southers.Ron and Nina Wade gave to the Memorial Fund in memory of BettyAnn HulingKevin and Angie Rose gave to the Sunday School Curriculum Fund inmemory of Betty Ann Huling.Clyde and Wendy Thurman gave to the Memorial Fund in memory ofBetty Ann Huling.Edward and Linda Gibbs gave to the Trustees’ Renovation Fund inmemory of Betty Ann Huling.Gary and Mary Drinkard gave to the Air Conditoning Fund in memoryof Betty Ann Huling and Richard Southers.Shirley Payne Corbin gave to the United Methodist Women inmemory of Clara Neely.Clay & Mary Coulter gave to the United Methodist Women in memoryof Betty Ann Huling.Those who gave to the Memorial Fund in memory of Betty AnnHuling: Juanita Biddle and Diane Biddle, Stephen and Marion Schile,Kennedy Rand Consulting, Inc., DBA PRM Consulting Group, Darwin& Mary Womack, Gerry & Sally Webster, Robert & Betty Perlack andFamily, Ivanell Farber, Martha J. Bogle, and Mary Ann Bogle.CURRENTPERIODContributionsYEAR TODATEANNUALBUDGETANNUAL 77.6%22,248.31200,672.40379,451.0052.9%Salaries & Benefits14,732.58130,743.12234,552.0055.7%Property Maintenance-1,952.2325,280.3147,030.0053.8%Office AdministrationNurture & 46.5%60.0%Other 53,128.997,200.0043.5%Children’s MinistriesAdult 0076.1%18.8%Youth MinistriesMDO 0055.3%NET INCOME3,612.71-9,257.180.00100.0%Outreach - MissionsConference/DistrictChurch SupportYoung Adults (18-35)FINANCIAL & ATTENDANCE REPORTSFINANCIAL & ATTENDANCE REPORTSGeneral BudgetMDOMemorialSpecialTOTALSS /163,319.508/234,941.501.90450.00340.001,094.05 2,461.007,693.95 94.5043141421445815769170
Sunday, October 25, 2015PreacherThe Reverend Eddie FoxEddie Fox served the Spring City Circuit from 1957through 1960. Since then, he has served churches in theHolston Conference and worked on the Board ofDiscipleship in Nashville. Since 1989, he has served asthe Director of World Evangelism for the World MethodistCouncil. His passion is sharing the Good News of JesusChrist with people throughout the world.Dr. Fox has written several books, including astudy called Faith Sharing with Dr. George Morris. Theyhave encouraged people to share the story of theirpersonal faith in Jesus Christ and have given practicalhelp in doing this.The churches of the Spring City Circuit nurtured ayoung pastor to go forth into the world and share thegospel. Now, we have the opportunity to come and hearDr. Fox share what he has seen and learned in hisjourney of faith.Please plan to be here on October 25th for awonderful worship service with special music, greatpreaching, food, and fellowship afterwards. Pray now thatGod's Holy Spirit will be with us during this blessed time.John Hanson would like tothank you for your prayers,calls, cards, and concernsduring the last few weeks.Many thanks tomy church familyfor all the cards,calls, prayers,food and hospitalvisits over thepast year forRichard. I feel soblessed to belongto such a lovingand prayingchurch.God Bless you,CherylSteve Orender volunteered toperform the special music onSunday, August 16th, at the 11 a.m.worship service. The title of Steve’sinspiring selection was “Who AmI?”We thank Steve for blessing us withhis song and look forward to hearinganother selection from him in thenear future.Steve’s special music marked the end of the summerhiatus for the chancel choir. The choir will begin CantataPractice on Sunday, September 13th, at 4:30 p.m.Spring City UMC and Hostesses - Thank you for thewonderful Bridal Tea. The food was delicious and thedecorations were beautiful. We were touched by thehospitality and thoughtfulness of everyone involved.You are a loving church family! Please keep us inyour prayers as we begin our journey as husband andwife.With sincere thanks & appreciation,Dear Friends,Thank you so much for the wonderful meal that youprepared at the time of my Father’s death. It remindsme of the nurture that I received from the church as achild in Sunday School. There, the feeding of my spiritas I made a decision to be a minister and was ordainedin the church, and the caring that has been shown to mywhole family through the years.What a fellowship we will have when we meet my Dadagain someday in heaven!You all are very dear to us.Sincerely,Lonnie Eldridge & FamilyScott Henderson is sharingwith the congregationannouncements, prayerconcerns, and reading thescripture when he recentlyserved as worship leader inthe absence of worshipleaders, Norman Bowmanand Kevin Rose.Thank you, Scott, for yourservice to SCUMC.
Youth Rummage SaleTrinkets and TreasuresNovember 147 AM till 1 PMFamily Life CenterDrop OffNovember 135- 8 PMIf you have items too large to transport, such as furniturethat has been cleaned and in useable condition, please call865-271-8301 to arrange pickup. Clothing may besubmitted clean, on hangers, and with the size noted ontags available by mid-October. If you have children’sclothing you wish to consign, we will have specialinstructions for those coming soon.What is Wacky Wednesday? Are you in PreK-5th Grade?Doesn't having fun with friends and sharing the love of Godsound great? SCUMC is beginning a new children'sinitiative. We will start with monthly activities for childrengrades PreK-5 and work up to a weekly ministry. How canyou help? Everyone can pray for this ministry, and weinvite you to please do so. You might be able to donatefunds for ministry events for children. You might be able tobe an adult hands on helper regularly or from time to time.If so, please contact Susan Collins or Angie Rose, throughthe church office.Staff Parish Chairperson,Walt Morse is shown onSunday, August 2nd, ashe presents JohnHanson with a gift ofappreciation for John’sdedicated years ofservice of Maintenance/Custodian of our church.John is very muchappreciated and loved!WATER FUN AT MDOThe children at Mother’s Day Out (MDO) are having a great time coolingoff on this hot day in July, near the end of their summer session. WaterDay has always been a special fun day at MDOMDO’s first day for the new school year was Tuesday, August 18th, at8:30 a.m. in the Level 2 Classrooms.Wendy Thurman isleading the childrenupstairs to Children’sChurch on Sunday,August 2nd. Currently,others who volunteer forChildren’s Church areRobin Bolton, AngieCouch & Kaitlyn,Angie Rose & Katie,and Susan Maddux.If you would like to serve (one hour, one Sunday per month) as aChildren’s Church leader, please call the church office at 365-6324 orcontact Robin Bolton at 365-4712.
SPRING CITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCHNon-Profit OrganizationU.S. Bulk RateSpring City, TN 37381The choir began theirWednesday eveningrehearsals on August 19th,and their first anthem aftertheir summer break was onSunday, August 23rd.Permit #20Alex Thurman, fiancée of Micah Smith, was honored with a Bridal Tea,Sunday, August 2, 2015, at the Family Life Center. Several ladies of thechurch served as hostesses. Their decorations and refreshments wereexceptional.Alex and Micah received many nice gifts for their future home together. MayGod bless them with many years of love, joy and happiness.245 Church Street P.O. Box 158Spring City, TN. 37381Phone: 423-365-6324 Email: scumc@volstate.netWebsite: ng-city-united-methodist-churchChancel Choir Director,Judy Ezell, is featured onSunday, August 2, 2015,when she sang, “The Balmof Gilead,” for the specialmusic as the choir was onsummer hiatus.RETURN SERVICE REQUESTEDThe Balm of GileadDr. Tony Collins, PastorMay we, as Christians,try always to usesweet words.Judy Ezell, Choir DirectorSusan Collins, Children & Youth MinistriesKaitlyn Couch, Children’s Choir DirectorSharon Brown, Administrative AssistantAngela Garrison, PianistBryan Massengale, OrganistPastor Tony is shown with the children as he led the Children’s Sermon,Sunday, August 16th. He gave them each a grape so they could taste thesweetness; next, he gave the children each a slice of lemon to lick to tastethe sourness. Pastor Tony spoke about how sweet words are so much nicerto hear than sour(ugly) ones and howsweet words evenmake us feel betterwhen we say them.
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