God’s October 2019 By The Seaside United Methodist Church Sea
God’sSanctuaryby theSeaVolume 28, Issue 10October 2019Seaside United Methodist ChurchThen they cried to the Lord in their trouble,and he brought them out from their distress;he made the storm be still,and the waves of the sea were hushed.Then they were glad because they had quiet,and he brought them to their desired haven.Let them thank the Lord for his steadfast love,for his wonderful works to humankind.Let them extol him in the congregation of the people,and praise him in the assembly of the elders.Psalm 107:28-32October 4—1:30 to 2:30 PMBlessing of AnimalsSunset Beach Town ParkOctober 5—10:00 AM to 5:00 PMSunset at Sunset Community EventIngram Planetarium AreaOctober 6Shed Closes for Country Fair DonationsOctober 7—6:30 PMUnited Methodist Men’s Dinner MeetingOctober 7—9:00 AMUnited Methodist Women’s BreakfastOctober 9—5:00 PMCountry Fair “Special Event” - All BinsAmple StorageOctober 13—NoonNew Member LunchDirectory PhotosOctober 20—Consecration SundayCountry Fair Kick-Off Concert—4:00 PM“For God and Country”October 25 & 26Country FairOctober 27—10:00 AMOne ServiceDirectory Photos Before & After ServiceOctober 28—6:00 PMChurch Council MeetingHurricane Dorian is a name that we will remember for a long time andfor a lot of reasons. We will remember how it was forecast to hit our areahard. The track of the storm appeared to have its sights set on our littlecommunity. We will remember Dorian for its painfully slow advance acrossthe Atlantic. It seemed that we talked about it for weeks before it finallyskirted our cost to make landfall in the Outer Banks. We will rememberDorian for the many tornado warnings she spawned and those of ourneighbors and friends who were impacted by one of those tornados.However, the most that we will remember Dorian for is the way in which shedecimated the Bahamas. The reports that have circulated out from that islandcommunity is heart breaking. Many lives have been lost, not to mention theproperty that was destroyed. It grips us to the core to see someone lose somuch. As it turns out, my prayer is that Dorian is not the only word we willnever forget. The other word is Bahamas.There were hundreds of people affected and even killed by the stormthere. The level of human suffering isalmost beyond comprehension. Whilemany of us are ready to stop talking aboutDorian, the people of the Bahamas need usto talk about it even more. Remind yourfriends and neighbors of it every chanceyou get. Let them know that our friends tothe south of us in the Bahamas, as well asthose at the Outer Banks, are in need of our help.The United Methodist Committee on Relief has established a coupleof Advance Specials for Hurricane Dorian Relief. There is one for UMCORInternational Disaster Response and Recovery #982450 as well as one forMaterial Resources #901440. Feel free to log onto nccumc.org, ourconference web page, and read more about how you can support HurricaneDorian relief. Thank you for your faithfulness to our Lord and those whom hehas sent us to serve.Still in One Peace,Francis
Father Hear OurPrayersO radiant God, in the midst oftribulation, suffering, crippledhope and shattered dreams,stand by these Your servantsuntil they are well once more.AmenMembersSue Amyx-EggertLin BaumJoan BehrleChris CrossleyLisa CrumlishKen EatonPatsy GrayNancy GreenPraying for:Nancy GreenSue GronostajskiPat HaniquetJoanne JenkinsDon LehmanFrank MalkinDave & Candie MeierPeggy OpitzBetty PurseyNursing Homes or inHome Care.All those un-churched.Brunswick County SchoolsChildren of the WorldFriends:Divorce CareGrief/ShareHuman TraffickingLaw Enforcement OfficersLay Visitation TeamsLiteracy CouncilOur Nation and WorldPreschool TeachersProvidence HomeSeparated or DivorcedSpecial Friends of SeasideTeach For AmericaUnder & unemployedMerle AllshouseFrancis AloysiusCamilla BalsamelloJoe BeattyWilliam BennettBecky BinghamGrey BlosserJason BolickCaroline BrewerBonnie & Alvin BrookshireCarolyn CardenKathy ClarkKay CoaneCarol EdwardsDayna ErwinHillary ErbPastor Glenn EthridgeJackie FerrellRusty FowlerGayle FranklinDrinda GoodallJim Frank HendersonJoLee HinkleLinda & Mike HoodSamantha & Tim HooverCarol HosseliniAllison HughesDiane HutchinsonChris HyltonLee JacobsJamesJohnLarry & Georgiana JohnsonCarol KauffmanJoe KirbyPaul KuwikOla LewisDavid LoopPaige LoweKathy MaceyMalec Family MissionariesJerry McCormickDennis McGrawSonny McMahonJeff MillerDominic MolinaroM.C. MoodyPrayer RequestsContact:Marlen Mapesmjmapes@atmc.netPhone 575-6007 Candie Meiercandiem1@gmail.comPhone 599-8089 Freddy Tatumfetatum@atmc.netPhone 579-1187Please contact us withupdates every 30 days.Page 2Zane BlakeleyAlex BlustLinda MorganRichard OgdenBritany Lynn O’MalleyCathy OxleyWill PierceMishoe & Lynn PollmanVicky PriceIva Starnes RyneStefanie & GregPhillip StevanovicMike SeymourSherrie StanleyTomEd UsherMali UscangaBetty & Everett VailGeorge WilderScott WoodruffCraig ZochJames BortleMatthew BronsonJustin BrysonCarson DowellDodge DustinDale EllisCharles KelleyMarschal MartensMatt MonroeZachary RushingRoger ShoemakerTrey ShulerJohn VernueChristopher WallaceBereavementVeteransVictims of Violence/AbuseServingOur CountryFriendsAll Members & Friends inAssisted Living Facilities,Nancy ReedBetty RobinsonRobin SharpJimmy & Linda SmithMandee WilliamsScott Wilson-ParsonsPeggie YorkErdeen ZimmerleeMembers:Katherine Hayes & FamilyChuck Moon & FamilyFamily of Betsy PesceFamily of Louise ShumanFamily of Ann WiltbankFriends:Family of AnnFamily of Pete BrewerFamily of Lavonne ChumpFamily of Marge CoughenourFamily of Marilyn EronimousFamily of Louise HesterKaren Lovekamp & FamilyFamily of MuthFamily of John NunnenkampFamily of Rosemary PirroIs God Calling You to Stephen Ministry?Seaside’s Stephen Ministry will offer a new class beginning in January, 2020 forthose who feel called to this ministry. Want to know more? Plan to attend the StephenMinistry Informational meeting Sunday, October 6 at 4:00 PM in room 210 (GED).Stephen Ministry congregations equip and empower lay caregivers called StephenMinisters to provide high-quality confidential Christ-centered care to people who are hurting.Stephen Ministers will be on hand to share their experiences and answer your questions. Sign-upsheets are in the Gallery. For more information contact Greg Rocklage at 920-540-9260 or Meg Goodat 910-579-5753.
Memorial/s & HonorariaOctober 6Lamentations 1:1-6Psalm 1372 Timothy 1:1-14Luke 17:5 10October 13Jeremiah 29:1, 407Psalm 66:1-122 Timothy 2: 8-15Luke 17:11-19October 20Jeremiah 31:27-34Psalm 119:97-104 or Psalm 192 Timothy 3:14-4:5Luke 18:1-8October 27Joel 2:23-32Psalm 652 Timothy 4:6-8, 16-18Luke 18:9-14Memorial/s & HonorariaGiven in Memory Of: Betsy PesceBy:Elizabeth GradelPatricia BaileyRichard & Michele RegerRobert & Linda AndrewsRoberta MackeyLoretta DoneyJohn & Susan WilletsKim Loucks & Carolyn Hirst-LoucksJames HarrisLeon & June WeddigFrancis & Sandra PlattnerCarol NowickiMarilyn SchenckGiven in Memory Of:By:Gaylee & Florence StricklandGiven in Memory Of: Jack ScaliseBy:Kathy ScalisePage 3Given In Memory Of: Ann WiltbankBy:Warren & Evelyn DuvallGeorge & Gwendolyn JeromeThomas & Betty Ann WilmottKenneth & Carol MeyerGary & Wanda BrownThomas & Noreen GilmartinGeorge & Maureen GrantJudith BuschmeierLawrence & Beverly SheeronRobert & Margaret RichterBruce & Kathleen BetnerDonald & Gail HauerThomas & Cynthia DiehlRobert & Patricia ClarkMiriam LopezLouis & Sharon GeorgeBernard & Sandra McCreeshRoberta MackeyLinda RothenbergerWillard & Peggy CottonPaul Miraglia & Pennysue SpohnRoslyn Gallo-GoodmanCarolyn Lloyd-Cohen TurbettDavid & Heidi RubertoRobert Burnett Marketing & PromotionServicesJones, Wolf & Kapasi, LLCJoseph SarneckiValerie IancoAlperine Nebbia & Associates, CPA, PAU.S. Financial Services, LLCNeeda HazinElizabeth PerryOrest & Dorothy PadkoMaura GillPamela BerardiKim Loucks & Carolyn Hirst-LoucksRobert & Paula BiserLamont & Marylee MartinRichard & Elaine FlowersElizabeth OlsonDaniel & Melissa BainAlan & Kathleen ThompsonBob & Sandie BellWayne Motors, Inc.Steve & Renee Long
Blessing of the Animals by the Ministers of Seaside UMCThis Is A Community Event and All Are InvitedSunset Beach Town ParkFriday, October 4th1:30—2:30 PMBlessing of the AnimalsBring your four-footed, winged or even scaly family members to the Sunset Beach Town Park on Friday, October 4th from1:30-2:30 p.m. In honor of St. Francis of Assisi Day, the patron saint of animals, the ministers of Seaside will be available to offer aword of blessing over your pet for the coming year. This event is open to everyone in the community, so invite your friends andneighbors, too! Donations will be accepted with proceeds to benefit Pawsability.Come and Celebrate Fall at our Annual Harvest Festival and Trunk-or-Treat!Every year children of all ages are welcomed to Seaside for an evening of fun games and yummy treats! This important communityevent takes all of us coming together to make it a success and a true outreach to families from our area. This year our HarvestFestival will be held on Wednesday, October 30 from 4:45-6:15 p.m. and will include games, pizza and drinks, popcorn,Trunk-or-Treat, and of course, the famous Cake Walk! Sunset Beach Fire Department will also be here with the Big Red Truck tohand out candy to kids as well as offer free car seat inspections to any families who would like.There are several ways that you can serve and be a part of making this year’s festival one to remember: Donate candy to be handed out as prizes for games. You may bring those donations to Stefanie at thechurch offices. Decorate a trunk and pass out candy to the kids as they “trick or treat” to all of the cars in our parkinglot. Bake or donate a baked good for the Cake Walk. This includes cupcakes, cookies and cakes. Sign up to donate a baked good inthe Gallery.Congratulations to Our Narnia Challenge Group!Over this past year a group of individuals have beenreading the books from C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia series.Additionally, they have attended monthlydiscussion groups based on the individualbooks. Congratulations to the following folksfor completing all seven books and attendingall seven discussions!1. Father Mark Betti2. Elaine Coffee3. Keith Duclos4. Andrea Gillespie5. Joanne Johnston6. Pat Melvin7. Pat Norris8. Armand Opitz9. Peggy Opitz10. Suzanne Sourwine11. Judy WarehamPage 4Glenn & Jane ThummaGlenn & Jane Thumma joined Seaside Sunday,September 8 at the 9:30 AM service by transferof their membership from Wake ForestPresbyterian Church, Wake Forest, NC.You may contact them at:1293 Jasardeax Ct SWOcean Isle Beach, NCFamily Email: janethumma@yahoo.comGlenn's Cell: 919-349-3455Jane's Cell: 919-675-5591Welcome Glenn & Jane!
Seaside’s United Methodist Men’s 2019 Annual Award DinnerAt their September meeting, the United Methodist Men awarded more the 12,000 to LocalCharities. UMM President, Marvin Ragland, VP Doug Scherzer, Rev. Francis Daniel and Gift Recipients are pictured here.Following are the Organizations supported by the United Methodist Men in 2019:Brunswick County Streetreach, Inc.Brunswick Family AssistanceBrunswick County Literacy CouncilHope Harbor HomeBrunswick Senior Resources, Inc.Providence HomeBoy Scout Troop 201Veterans Welcome Home & Resource CenterGirl Scout Troop 1683Brunswick Christian Recovery CenterBrunswick County Sheriff’s FoundationMatthew 25 Center, Inc.Matthews MinistryTeddy Bear MinistriesLower Cape Fear HospiceSeaside Teaching and Reaching Students(S.T.A.R.S.)United Methodist Men’s October MeetingAll men of Seaside are invited to the UMM October meeting at 6:30 PM on Monday, October 7 in the FellowshipHall. Kristie Disbrow from Matthew’s Ministry will share her story about the beginning of Matthew’s Ministry, andhow this ministry dedicated to ending childhood hunger through a backpack program grew into a non-profitserving children at 12 schools in Brunswick County. All men are invited to attend. You do not have to be a memberof United Methodist Men. Please sign up in the Gallery so those preparing dinner know how many to expect.Seaside United Methodist’sTransportation MinistrySeaside United Methodist has church members who volunteer their time and cars to support the Transportation Ministry.Because of their generosity, and so as not to exhaust them with requests, we ask that you first check with your family, friends andneighbors for a ride. If you are in need of a ride, following are the guidelines: Transportation is provided to medical appointments, physical therapy and to the pharmacy, when needed. Recipients are Seaside UMC members. Forty-eight (48) hour notice is requested. Transportation is available between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM, Monday—Friday. Destinations can be no farther that 25 miles in either direction. Recipient can be transported up to two (2) times per week. Recipients must be able to walk on their own or use a cane or walker. We cannot accommodate wheelchairs. Transportation cannot be provided for surgical or other medical procedures involving anesthesia. The driver can never sign legal authorizations for the patient or any sort of commitment regarding the recipient.If you are interested in serving on this Ministry Team or would like to schedule transportation, please contact Linda Mackat 610-597-4642.Page 5
And God said, "Let there be light". Genesis 1SURPRISE!! SURPRISE!! THE ORGAN IS ARRIVING EARLY!!! We have an early Christmas present.our organwill arrive on Monday, October 7th. How exciting! I hope you'll be in church on Sunday, October 13th to hearthe new organ!Mark your calendars now for our special Country Fair Kick-Off Concert on Sunday, October 20th at 4:00 PM. No ticketsare needed and the doors will open at 3:15. Did you know that our church is 30 years old this year? We will celebrate our 30thAnniversary and pay tribute to our country in this special concert entitled, "A Celebration of God and Country". Wear yourpatriotic colors and invite your friends to join you. The narration will tell you a little about the beginnings of Seaside and ofcourse we will be asking our veterans to stand during the singing of "A Salute to the Armed Forces". It will be a fun worshipexperience with a love offering to benefit the Outreach Ministries Country Fair supports. Our choir and handbells will be joinedby a brass quintet and you will hear the new organ played. What more could you want to start this exciting week in the life ofour church and community?We will close out Country Fair Week with our traditional 1 service on Sunday, October 27th at 10:00. Our Praise Teamwill be leading the service and the full choir will sing. It's my favorite Sunday of the whole year.Be in your seats early - 10:00 AM!!Special Friends of Seaside (SFOS) Celebrating 3 YearsSpecial Friends of Seaside, our special needs ministry, willcelebrate their 3rd Anniversary on Tuesday, October 8th. SFOS welcomesindividuals in our community with special needs,to together enjoy food, fellowship and specialactivities each month. SFOS is a two fold ministry; activities for our special friends and fellowshipand networking for parents and caretakers. SFOS invites you to celebrate with them on Tuesday,October 8th from 7pm to 8pm. Light refreshments will be served.Seaside’s Church Directory PhotosOctober 13 and October 27Sunday, October 2710:00 AMSubmit November Newsletter Articlesby October 15Page 6Photos for Seaside's Directory will be taken ontwo Sundays in October, October 13 & 27. Weencourage all members and frequent visitors tostop in the Library and have your photo taken.Seaside's Directory has proven to be a valuable tool for membersand guests to connect with each other. Because the Directory ison-line, it updates with new information and photos as soon as itis entered. If you are a new member and haven't had your"official" directory photo taken, if it is time for a change in yourcurrent photo, or you have never had your photo included in thedirectory, stop by the Library between services on October 13.October 27 is "One Service Sunday" and volunteers will be in theLibrary at 9:30 AM and following the 10:00 AM One Service. Helpus get to know you by having your picture included in theDirectory.
United Methodist Women’s Breakfast Monday, October 7 at 9:00 AM in the Fellowship HallAll women are invited to bring a breakfast item to share. Juice, coffee and water will be provided.Pastor Elizabeth will lead the Bible Study. UMW membership is not required to attend—all are welcome!Transitions-Seasons of Hope“There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under heaven.”Ecclesiastes 3:1Friday, November 1 & Saturday, November 2Seaside’s United Methodist Women invite all women from our community to participate in theirbi-annual women’s retreat on November 1 & 2 at Seaside UMC.Enjoy dinner and fellowship on Friday night, followed by a concert featuring Nashville Performers, Dave and Daphne.Rev. Liz Roberts will lead the “Transitions-Seasons of Hope” retreat.Friday, November 1: 5:30 PM—Retreat begins with fellowship and dinner in the Fellowship Hall.7:30 PM—Dave and Daphne Concert in the Sanctuary (concert is open to the public)Saturday, November 2: Sessions begin at 9:00 AM. Lunch is included. Retreat will end with Communion at 3:00 PM.Cost To Attend: 50.00 Retreat Cost includes Friday dinner, Friday Concert, Saturday Sessions and Lunch. 30.00 Friday Only Includes Dinner and Concert 20.00 Saturday Only Includes Retreat Sessions and Lunch 12:00 Concert Ticket OnlyFood, Fellowship, & Spiritual Nurture with “Holy Friends”INTERESTED?The Christian Formation Ministry Team is sponsoring the formation of a new smallgroup ministry that is: Centered on the Common Table Hosted in Seaside Member’s Homes Based upon the Early Church Model of Discipleship Designed to be a form of Outreach“ brothers and sisters,holy partners in a heavenly calling ”Heb. 3:1STILL INTERESTED?GREAT! We are seeking Singles (Men and Women) and Couples willing to be Facilitators for a new small group ministry,“Holy Friends.” If you would like to find out more about this new ministry, plan to attend one of the Informational Meetingsbetween services on October 13th in Room 207. We look forward to seeing you there.When a marriage ends, the holiday season can be especially painful. The“Surviving the Holidays” Seminar helps participants prepare for the holidaysand discover hope for the future.Tuesday, November 5, 2019 from 6:30—8:30 PMSeaside United Methodist Church Parlor 5.00 Registration Fee covers the cost of the book.To register, call Debbie Blake at 845-283-0333 or Karen Viviano at 910-579-5908.Page 7
SHED DATESCountry FairCountry Fair Questions!Contact: Kim or Carolyn at 315-729-6476.All donations must be in prior to October 6.The Shed Closes for Fall Festival Donations onOctober 6. No Housewares Please!CALENDAR OF DATES and EVENTSWednesday, October 9: Special Event at the Bins. Last one folks! This will be the last of the 2019 Special Events atthe Bins. We will gather at 5:00 PM at Ample Storage, work for an hour or so, sorting, categorizing and pricing. This isa “clean up” event and volunteers will be helping in any event area that needs last minute help. Then back to Seasidefor a hot dog roast with sides, drinks and dessert. These events are fun, limited in time and work, and the fellowshipafterwards is perfect for connecting with fellow volunteers. If you would like to participate in this last “special event”call Kim Loucks at 315-729-6476 so enough food is provided. Kim will provide you with the Ample Storage accesscode if needed.Sunday, October 20: 4:00 PM. Country Fair Concert. No tickets are needed for “A Celebration of God & Country.”Tuesday, October 22: 8:30 AM. Country Fair tent and table set-up.Wednesday, October 23: 8:30 AM—4:00 PM. Delivery of goods to church. Organize and display merchandise inevent areas.Thursday, October 24: 8:00. “All hands” Country F
Seaside’s United Methodist Men’s 2019 Annual Award Dinner At their September meeting, the United Methodist Men awarded more the 12,000 to Local harities. UMM President, Marvin Ragland, VP Doug Scherzer, Rev. Francis Daniel and Gift Recipients are pictured here. Following are the Organizations supported by the United Methodist Men in 2019:
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