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Burnett Thompson and Friends in concert this afternoon: Burnett Thompson will perform at 3 p.m. in the AUMC sanctuary. Burnett has taken Reformation music and arranged it for a jazz ensemble, so this will be a unique and entertaining afternoon. The event is open to the public, and no tickets are required.
Children’s Ministries dMeredith Bond, [email protected]
Meet and Greet with Meredith TODAY: During the Sunday school hour, parents and anyone else interested are invited to join Children’s Ministries Director Meredith Bond in Hughes Hall for a meet and greet with a Q&A time.
Children’s Ministry registration: You can now register your child (two-year-olds through fifth grade) for the 2019-2020 year at annandalechurch.com/childrensreg.
Sunday school teachers needed: Currently, we are looking for individuals who are interested in serving either on our substitute teacher list or in any of the rooms on a regular basis. Contact Meredith Bond for details or to volunteer.
Children’s Church: Join us in Hughes Hall after the children’s sermon at the 11 a.m. service for a fun children’s worship. Sign-up forms are available in each of the Sunday school rooms today.
Welcome to Annandale United Methodist Church!6935 Columbia Pike, Annandale VA 22003
September 15, 2019
Thank you for joining us for worship today! Come to Wright Hall after the service for fellowship and refreshments, and feel free to take this leaflet home for a friend.
Rev. Jason Micheli, [email protected]
Sunday School classes meet at 9:45 a.m.: Learn more about our classes online at annandalechurch.com/classes, or pick up a handout in the atrium on the table below the TV.
Join us at 9:45 a.m. for FOLLOW-UP in the church office (Room 211). Do you long to go deeper and think critically about topics of faith? Grab a cup of coffee and join our pastors for FOLLOW-UP to go deeper into the preaching text.
AUMC YOUTH6th-12th Grade; Leader: Rev. Peter Kwon, [email protected]
We need Sunday school teachers! Contact Peter for details.
Youth Ministry Orientation Night is TONIGHT, 5 p.m. in the Media Center. Parents and students are invited. Dinner will be provided.
Follow annandaleumcyouth on Instagram!
Reminder: We’re back to two worship services on Sundays. Our 8:30 a.m. contemporary service now includes communion every week. Children’s Church will be during the 11 a.m. traditional service.
Trustees listening session at 9:45 a.m. today: Trustees Chair Dana Goward will be on hand in the sanctuary to answer any questions you have about plans to rent some of the underutilized space in our building, including classrooms and the media center.
Meet and Greet with the Children’s Director: During today’s Sunday school hour, join Meredith Bond in Hughes Hall for a meet and greet with time for Q&A. Jason’s follow-up class will meet in the church office today (Room 211).
Please pick up your giving statement in the atrium.
Help us locate these lost lambs: If you have a current street address for any of these lost lambs, please contact Dottie Rogerson, [email protected] or 703-256-8330, ext. 112.
Joan Avila, Elaina Carrillo, Aron Bowlin, Maria Bowlin, Melissa Brown, James Campbell, Donna Petrof-Campbell, Miles Campbell, Bryce Campbell, Arthur
(Dwight) Davis, Nancy Davis, Melissa Graham, Jani Holder, James Hoopes, Gabriella Johnson, James Marciniak, Cecilia Novellino, Charles Rayburn, Jr., Kathleen
Rayburn, Anthony Rayburn, Samuel Summerville, Jr., Araminta Summerville, Charles Wheeler, Marilyn Wheeler, Steven Wilkes, Joy Wininger, Julian Witherell,
Susan Castillo, James Morse, Barbara Morse, John Nickell, Willie Porter, Jr., Annette Aaron, Claire Robbins, Andrew Ross, Aaron Shivar, Sibyl Wright
Mark your calendar for Taste of Annandale! This year’s festival will be Saturday, Oct. 5, 10 a.m.–4 p.m., on Tom Davis Drive, and will include food, live music, dance and local vendors. There will also be a 5K race that morning. If you’d like to volunteer to help with our table, contact Meredith Bond at 703-256-8330, ext. 104, or [email protected].
Sunday School (9:45 a.m.)High school meets in the Youth Room | Middle School meets in Room 209
“Life’s Healing Choices” small group study meets tonight at 7 p.m. in Hughes Hall. This 10-week study series uses Celebrate Recovery’s eight principles, which are based on the Beatitudes. It’s an approach to bringing into your life the transformative and healing power of Jesus Christ, God the Father and the Holy Spirit and freeing yourself from hurts, hang-ups and harmful habits. The meetings typically last 1-½–2 hours and include
breaking into men’s and women’s small groups. If you are interested, contact Harry Day, 703 298-0972 or [email protected], or Teresa Beyer, 301-221-8321 or [email protected]. Or simply come to the meeting tonight at 7 p.m.
Annual Charge Conference this week: Our annual business meeting is Thursday at 7 p.m. in Hughes Hall. The meeting will be led by District Superintendent Jeff Mickle and include reports from various ministry areas, finance and trustees. All are welcome to attend.
Hypothermia Yard Sale next Saturday! There are four ways you can help with our annual yard sale to benefit our hypothermia ministry: 1) Donate your gently used items, 2) volunteer to help with the sale, 3) tell your neighbors and friends about it, and 4) stop by and shop! The sale will be Sept. 21, 8 a.m.–1 p.m., in front of the church (or in Wright Hall if it rains). Drop off your donations at Hughes Hall, noon–8 p.m., on Friday, Sept. 20. Items that can be donated include clothing, household goods, kitchen items, small furniture, Christmas items, books, CDs and videos. Credit cards will be accepted this year. For more information and to help, contact Teresa Beyer at [email protected].
Books, books, books! If you have extra books taking up space around the house, consider donating them for the United Methodist Men’s Book Fair next Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., in Hughes Hall. You can leave books at the church in the wooden bin under the coatrack. Or drop books off on Sept. 20 inside the front doors of the church on the left side. Contact Jerry Beyer at 703-399-1395 for more information and to help.
Help kids with their homework at the Mission Center: Volunteers are needed to serve as tutors, readers and snack coordinators, and provide administrative assistance. Tutoring is on Wednesdays in the Mission Center fellowship hall, 3:45–5:45 p.m. We provide homework assistance to students in
grades 1–9. We also need people who enjoy being read to by students. To volunteer, contact Jerry Beyer at 703-399-1395.
Poe after-school program: Do you like to bake? Serve children? Are you available once a month? We’re looking for volunteers to assist with our Poe food ministry, October through May. We have four teams, and each team serves one Tuesday per month. We also need volunteers to bake cookies and prep food. For more information, contact Sheila Kyer at [email protected] or 703-981-6080. This is a wonderful mission, and it’s right in our community!
CROP Hunger Walk at Lake Accotink: Walk around Lake Accotink and raise money to fight hunger! This year’s walk is Oct. 19 and begins at 8 a.m. at the Lake Accotink marina. A portion of the funds raised will go to the ACCA food pantry. Information is available in the atrium.
The AUMC Weekday Preschool and Early Learning Programs are accepting students for the 2019-2020 school year. Both programs are part-time and run from September through early June. For more information, call 703-256-1100 for the Weekday Preschool and 703-256-8667 for the Early Learning Program. Or visit www.annandalechurch.com.
Needed: Kairos cookies and prayers. The Kairos Prison Ministry Team is preparing to share God’s love with the men at Greensville Correctional Center, Oct. 24–27. A cookie sign-up sheet, prison-approved cookie recipes and instructions are on the table in the
atrium. Sugar-free and gluten-free cookies are especially needed. If you cannot bake cookies but want to make a donation for baking supplies, make a check payable to AUMC (with Kairos cookies in the note line) by Oct. 13. Cookies must be baked by Oct. 20. Also, if you are willing to pray for the team and weekend participants, please
The Jesus Story Year, 2019–2020
Our sermons for the remainder of 2019 and into 2020 will focus
on the story of Jesus. In “Walking Backwards from Emmaus: Jesus in
the Old Testament,” we’ll begin with the creation story and work our
way through the prophets to learn how the Old Testament witnesses to
Christ. Starting in January, we’ll walk forwards from Emmaus, exploring
how the gospels and epistles testify to the king who calls us as his particular
people in the world.
Sept. 22 – Christ and NoahSept. 29 – Christ and Abraham’s Son
Oct. 6 – Christ and the RejectedOct. 13 – Christ and the Betrayed
Oct. 20 – Christ and the LawOct. 27 – Christ and David
add your name to the sign-up sheet in the atrium. Contact Bill Iwig at 301-365-7532 for more information.
Disaster response? We have a team for that. To join our
Disaster Response Team (which requires a day of training),
contact Jay Morris, [email protected]. We
are also looking for a team coordinator to organize and recruit new members, maintain our inventory of equipment and serve as the point of contact with the United Methodist Church’s disaster response liaison.
Note: Flu shots won’t be available at AUMC this year. Due to changes by Inova and the fact that AUMC members would have to pay for the shots out of pocket, we have decided not to offer our clinic this year. Please check with your doctor’s office or local pharmacy about getting a shot. Most drug stores offer free flu shots to those covered by insurance.
Flowers on the Altar are offered to the Glory of God and in honor of his brother by Rocky Speake.
Flowers on the Altar are offered to the Glory of God and in memory of Millie Jones, their mother and grandmother, by Cyndi and Chris Jones.
Annandale United Methodist ChurchSeptember 15, 2019, 8:30 a.m.
Prayers for our friends and family outside AUMC:Randy Gentry, friend of Sara and Dennis Miller Ruth Nabbie, mother of Jaie BrownTony Krakoviak, father of Sally Bizer Ed Blasche, brother of Luanne PondLaverne Baker, friend of Melissa Plewes Betty Owen, friend of Sandra ChaseJacqueline Wilson, friend of Sandra Chase Frank Swahl, cousin of Betsy ClevengerBessie Pennington, mother of Rita Witkowski Pastor Kim, pastor of Good SpoonJack Shubert, brother-in-law of John Morris Landy Gentry, friend of Sara MillerGlenn Cox and Casey Cox, cousins of Charles Cox Justin, friend of Michele EarhartEspinoza family, friends of Ruth Anne Luckenbaugh Jim Bizer, father of Mike BizerMakiya Morgan and family, friends of Jessica Scheible Gary SherwoodKathy Kirk, sister-in-law of Dennis Kirk Emily Smith, aunt of John HoustonPhil McConville, brother of Jim McConville Maria Schwartz, sister of Teresa BeyerLaura McConville, sister-in-law of Jim McConville Kevin, friend of Rita WitkowskiHenrique Albertani, father-in-law of Bevin Albertani Alex and Kelly ChapmanEve Moscowitz, friend of Marie Cavanagh Fran Fluharty, sister of Rita WitkowskiAndy Reilly, grandson of Pat and Gary Sherfey Marta Vigil, friend of Melissa PlewesSheryl Blunt, friend of Ruth Anne Luckenbaugh Rita Volp, sister of Barbara PearsonSylvia Hardewig, sister of Winnie Tegge Robert Elder, friend of Marcia TwomeyJoan Fontz, mother-in-law of Bill Pemberton Fran Keen, mother of Molly WilmarthEmma Twyman, mother of Pam Adams Scotty Vice, friend of Rocky SpeakeMatt McConville, brother of Jim McConville James Jenkins, friend of Charles CoxRobert Black, father of Jeanie FitzGibbon Joanie Millan, daughter of Elaine Hiner
For bereaved members and their families: Stephen Ward and family on the death of his mother, Peggy Ward.
Howard and Walter A. Grant and families on the death of their father, Walter Ervin Grant.
Contact Dottie Rogerson, [email protected] or 703-256-8330 ext. 112, to add someone to our prayer list. Names will be removed after three weeks so we have
room for everyone; let us know if you would like to keep a name on longer.
Please give prayers for faithfully responding to God’s guidance to our Way Forward Task Group, our congregation and the global United Methodist Church.
Sherri KenskiRuth MillerBob LambDebbie StricklandJim MooreClaire Guilliams
Prayers for our membersJim Cromwell
Charlene SellnerBecky FornarisJohn Thomas
Julie MontgomeryCharlotte Sell
Cora RussellAugust McCarthy
Linda LandSue MeekinsTina Svenson
Mary Ruth Stacy
Sue PlucknettJoan Oliver
Ramona Thompson
Flowers on the Altar are offered to the Glory of God and in honor of her granddaughter Madison on her 8th birthday by Debbie Strickland.Flowers on the Altar are offered to the Glory of God and in memory of Dale Hay by his children and grandchildren.Congratulations to Frances and George Madill who celebrate their 54th wedding anniversary Sept. 18.
Flowers on the Altar are offered to the Glory of God and in honor of his brother by Rocky Speake.
Flowers on the Altar are offered to the Glory of God and in memory of Millie Jones, their mother and grandmother, by Cyndi and Chris Jones.
Thank you for joining us at AUMC! Please fill out the pew pad and pass it on.
Gathering Song: “How Can I Keep from Singing”There is an endless song, echoes in my soul: I hear the music ring
And though the storms may come, I am holding on: to the rock I cling(Repeat)
(Chorus) How can I keep from singing Your praise? How can I ever say enough, how amazing is Your love
How can I keep from shouting Your nameI know I am loved by the King, and it makes my heart (want to sing)
I will lift my eyes in the darkest night, for I know my Savior livesAnd I will walk with You, knowing You’ll see me through,
And sing the songs You give(Chorus)
I can sing in the troubled times; sing when I winI can sing when I lose my step and fall down again
I can sing ‘cause You pick me up, sing ‘cause You’re thereI can sing ‘cause You hear me Lord when I call to You in prayer
I can sing with my last breath, sing for I knowThat I’ll sing with the angels and the saints around the throne
(Chorus)
I am loved by the King, and it makes my heartI know I am loved by the King, and it makes my heart (want to sing)
Opening Prayer
Song of Praise: “Who You Say I Am”Who am I that the highest King would welcome me?
I was lost but He brought me in. Oh His love for me, oh His love for me
Who the Son sets free oh is free indeed. I’m a child of God, yes I am
Free at last; He has ransomed me. His grace runs deepWhile I was a slave to sin, Jesus died for me. Yes He died for me
Who the Son sets free oh is free indeed. I’m a child of God, yes I amIn my Father’s house, there’s a place for me. I’m a child of God, yes I am
Contemporary Worship September 15, 2019, 8:30 a.m.
I am chosen not forsaken. I am who You say I amYou are for me not against me. I am who You say I am
(Repeat)
(Oh) (Yes) I am who You say I am
Who the Son sets free oh is free indeed. I’m a child of God, yes I amIn my Father’s house, there’s a place for me. I’m a child of God, yes I am
Welcome and Passing of the Peace - Announcements
Scripture Lesson: Genesis 3: 1-13 - Sara Miller
Sermon Scripture: Romans 5:12-19Sermon: “Adam and Christ” - Rev. Chenda Lee
Offering of the PeopleOffertory: “Above All” - Worship Band
The Great ThanksgivingLord’s Prayer: Hymnal #895
CommunionCommunion Music: “From the Inside Out” - Worship Band
Closing Song: “Amazing Grace (My Chains are Gone)”Amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me
I once was lost but now I’m found, was blind but now I see
‘Twas grace that taught my heart to fear, and grace my fears relievedHow precious did that grace appear the hour I first believed
(Chorus) My chains are gone I’ve been set free. My God my Savior has ransomed meAnd like a flood His mercy rains: unending love amazing grace
The Lord has promised good to me, his word my hope securesHe will my shield and portion be as long as life endures
(Chorus x2)
Unending love amazing grace. Unending love amazing grace
BenedictionInvite your pew neighbor to join us in Wright Hall for fellowship hour.
Annandale United Methodist Church
September 15, 2019, 11 a.m. annandalechurch.com
Prayers for our friends and family outside AUMC:Randy Gentry, friend of Sara and Dennis Miller Ruth Nabbie, mother of Jaie BrownTony Krakoviak, father of Sally Bizer Ed Blasche, brother of Luanne PondLaverne Baker, friend of Melissa Plewes Betty Owen, friend of Sandra ChaseJacqueline Wilson, friend of Sandra Chase Frank Swahl, cousin of Betsy ClevengerBessie Pennington, mother of Rita Witkowski Pastor Kim, pastor of Good SpoonJack Shubert, brother-in-law of John Morris Landy Gentry, friend of Sara MillerGlenn Cox and Casey Cox, cousins of Charles Cox Justin, friend of Michele EarhartEspinoza family, friends of Ruth Anne Luckenbaugh Jim Bizer, father of Mike BizerMakiya Morgan and family, friends of Jessica Scheible Gary SherwoodKathy Kirk, sister-in-law of Dennis Kirk Emily Smith, aunt of John HoustonPhil McConville, brother of Jim McConville Maria Schwartz, sister of Teresa BeyerLaura McConville, sister-in-law of Jim McConville Kevin, friend of Rita WitkowskiHenrique Albertani, father-in-law of Bevin Albertani Alex and Kelly ChapmanEve Moscowitz, friend of Marie Cavanagh Fran Fluharty, sister of Rita WitkowskiAndy Reilly, grandson of Pat and Gary Sherfey Marta Vigil, friend of Melissa PlewesSheryl Blunt, friend of Ruth Anne Luckenbaugh Rita Volp, sister of Barbara PearsonSylvia Hardewig, sister of Winnie Tegge Robert Elder, friend of Marcia TwomeyJoan Fontz, mother-in-law of Bill Pemberton Fran Keen, mother of Molly WilmarthEmma Twyman, mother of Pam Adams Scotty Vice, friend of Rocky SpeakeMatt McConville, brother of Jim McConville James Jenkins, friend of Charles CoxRobert Black, father of Jeanie FitzGibbon Joanie Millan, daughter of Elaine Hiner
For bereaved members and their families: Stephen Ward and family on the death of his mother, Peggy Ward.
Howard and Walter A. Grant and families on the death of their father, Walter Ervin Grant.
Contact Dottie Rogerson, [email protected] or 703-256-8330 ext. 112, to add someone to our prayer list. Names will be removed after three weeks so we have
room for everyone; let us know if you would like to keep a name on longer.
Please give prayers for faithfully responding to God’s guidance to our Way Forward Task Group, our congregation and the global United Methodist Church.
Sherri KenskiRuth MillerBob LambDebbie StricklandJim MooreClaire Guilliams
Prayers for our membersJim Cromwell
Charlene SellnerBecky FornarisJohn Thomas
Julie MontgomeryCharlotte Sell
Cora RussellAugust McCarthy
Linda LandSue MeekinsTina Svenson
Mary Ruth Stacy
Sue PlucknettJoan Oliver
Ramona Thompson
Flowers on the Altar are offered to the Glory of God and in honor of her granddaughter Madison on her 8th birthday by Debbie Strickland.Flowers on the Altar are offered to the Glory of God and in memory of Dale Hay by his children and grandchildren.Congratulations to Frances and George Madill who celebrate their 54th wedding anniversary Sept. 18.
Traditional Worship September 15, 2019, 11 a.m.
Thank you for joining us at AUMC! Please fill out the pew pad and pass it on.
Introit: “Cry Out and Shout” - Nystedt; Adult Choir
Call to WorshipLeader: The Creator has planted earth’s garden for us; People: God bids us to come and share in the earth’s abundance.Leader: In our worship and in our work, People: We join with all creation to celebrate God’s gifts.Leader: Every morning we rise in God’s steadfast love;People: Every evening that love sustains and protects us.Leader: In times of triumph or of temptationPeople: The grace and mercy of God is offered to us.
Processional Hymn: “Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven” - Hymnal #66
Opening PrayerOut of the depths, we cry out to you, God of all hope. We have strayed from your ways and deserve your condemnation. We have fallen prey to temptation and have made decisions that hurt ourselves and others. We hide from your judgment and cover ourselves in shame. Hear us, forgive us, and draw us back to yourself. Breathe into us the breath of life, so we may discover anew your empowering gifts. Open our eyes, attune our ears, and increase our awareness of your presence with us, through the grace of your Son Jesus Christ. Amen.
Welcome and Passing of the PeaceAnnouncements
Children’s Sermon
Offering of the PeopleOffertory: “Songs Without Words - Op. 30, No. 3” - Mendelssohn;
Suzy Scollon, piano
Doxology: Hymnal #94Prayer of Dedication
Scripture Lesson: Genesis 3: 1-13 - Brad Todd
Anthem: “And Can It Be” - Forrest; Adult Choir
Sermon Scripture: Romans 5:12-19Sermon: “Adam and Christ” - Rev. Chenda Lee
Response to the Spoken Word: “Lord, Let Us Hear” - On ScreensLord, let us hear what the Spirit is saying, the Spirit is saying to the church.
Give us one heart, give us one mind, give us one purpose in love.
Prayers of the PeopleLord’s Prayer: Hymnal #895
Apostles Creed: Hymnal #881I believe in God the Father Almighty, maker of heaven and earth;
And in Jesus Christ his only Son our Lord:who was conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary,suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, dead, and buried;the third day he rose from the dead; he ascended into heaven,
and sitteth at the right hand of God the Father Almighty;from thence he shall come to judge the quick and the dead.
I believe in the Holy Spirit, the holy catholic church,the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins,
the resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting. Amen.
Recessional Hymn: “It is Well with My Soul” - Hymnal #377
Benediction
Congregational Response: “As We Go” - On ScreensAs we go, may Your Spirit go before us.
As we go, may we follow where You lead. May we live what we have learned, share the message we have heard.
And be a light unto the world as we go.
Postlude: “Songs Without Words - Op. 30, No. 6” - Mendelssohn;Suzy Scollon, piano
Invite your pew neighbor to join us in Wright Hall for fellowship hour.
