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June 2019 Newsletter
Signs of Life The Burlington United Methodist Church is an inclusive Christian
Community, dedicated to growth in Jesus Christ through worship,
teaching and service.
Burlington United Methodist
Church
857 West State Street
Burlington, WI 53105
Phone: (262)763-2288
Fax: (262)763- 5208
Email:
Website:
www.burlingtonumc.org
Worship Times
Saturday Praise Service 5:00PM
Sunday Traditional Service 8:30 AM
Fellowship Time 9:45 AM
Christian Education
10:00 -11:00 AM
(September-May)
Church Office Hours
Monday - Thursday
9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
After Hours: By Appointment
Rev. Ebenezer K. Insor, Pastor
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (414)559-9939
Patience is Divine
It seems to me the recent weather changes are really striking a chord in our otherwise much expected
routine. This spring has been quite unpredictable in its outlook, with its roller coaster trend. We have
had an extended winter leading to a rare snow in spring that had not been experienced for a long time.
We have seen the sun for a few times with our hopes being high that finally it’s here only to be
cautioned by the weather forecasters not so fast. The uncertainty of the weather has even disoriented
our thoughts and plans in life at times. Our conversations have centered around the weather with
some concerns and measured complaints as to what God might have in store for us.
Well to some extent can we say He is testing our patience? Especially when we have no control over
the weather? Patience is the word which we often least pay attention to or do not like to hear under
these circumstances. However, it could be the welcome and consolation word in our present
circumstances. It gives a cause to pause and acknowledge who is in charge and appreciate God for all
his grace and mercy. We are often used to a life of routineness filled with expectations and not
otherwise. But as reminded in Isaiah 55:8 “Our ways are not God’s ways, neither are our thoughts his
thoughts…”. So, what do we do under unusual circumstances as depicted by this weather? Another
scriptural encouragement comes from the psalmist in 27:14 “Do not despair but wait on the Lord” or
when we seem to have had enough and want to give up, again the psalmist cautions “Be still and know
that I am God!”.
What does this mean? Again, the word patience rings in our ears reluctantly with the attributes of
endurance and perseverance to strengthen us through such times. As a reflection of in life we often
encounter challenges which keeps us wondering, desperate, helpless, worried or what the case may
be. In moments as such we are called to be in prayer while waiting on the Lord in prayers as reflected
by the song “What a friend we have in Jesus…”.
The biblical testimonies of Abraham, Hannah, Joseph and others, are a few that we can relate to when
it comes to patience. They encompass the attributes of patience which include waiting, enduring and
perseverance. In the case of Abraham, he received an eternal promise and had to wait on the Lord’s
time despite the fear of his servant might be his successor. With Hannah it was adversity with ridicule
from her rival causing her to endure pain and suffering emotionally. Joseph’s, while looking
promising through his dreams, encountered long-suffering with betrayal from his brothers by being
sold into slavery, false accusation from Potiphar’s wife, being forgotten by the chief cup bearer whom
he had helped. Joseph endured and persevered through these tests to victory and glory.
Yes, in our despair, disbelief, disappointments and more reflected by the changing weather, we can
cry out to God, but as shown from our biblical heritage, patience with the attributes of prayer,
endurance and perseverance will see us through such times with victory in Jesus! Yes, patience is
divine, for through it we experience God’s faithfulness and his promise being fulfilled.
Pastor Ebenezer
Who’s in the Pew?
Getting to Know Sam O’Dell
Hello All!
On June 24, 1996, I was born in Indianapolis, Indiana. My parents, Cory and Becky O’Dell, have been
married for 33 years and have 4 boys: Daniel (26), Samuel (22), Joseph (17), and James (15).
I grew up just East of Indianapolis in a town similar to Burlington named New Palestine. The one
high school in the town has about 1,200 students. Throughout my life I played soccer, indoor soccer,
baseball, basketball, tennis, swimming, and golf. After high school, I attended Indiana University in
Bloomington, Indiana. I studied Finance, Business Analytics, and International Studies.
My International Studies major lead me across the pond to several countries, but I was based out of
Glasgow, Scotland. I lived in a “flat” with students from all over the world including Spain, Canada,
Italy, France, and Thailand. I was able to travel to Spain, Germany, Norway, Hungary, Ireland, Italy,
and Austria. My favorite stops were Barcelona for the vibrant lifestyle and beautiful weather, along
with Norway for its natural beauty and unbelievable sights. I met up with my cousin in the deep
mountains of Norway where we stayed in a cabin and hiked/skied in the snow. It was eye opening
and maturing traveling Europe mostly by myself.
I currently work at Nestlé in town but will be moving around January of 2020. I am a part of a
rotational program where we work in a factory for 18 months, work at corporate for 12 months
(Cleveland or DC), and then either/or for another 12 months. After the 3.5-year rotation, you are
eligible to be hired anywhere in Nestlé, so the 3 rotations are to help us determine what we like and
don’t like doing. The Burlington factory is fun and fast paced because something new is happening
every day. I support the candy side of things such as 100 Grand, Oh Henry!, Crunch, Raisinets, and
Goobers. For my next rotation, I am hoping to work with the Sales Finance team to help manage a
brand like Digiorno or Hot Pocket.
In my time here, I have been to a Green Bay Packers game (Go Colts!), a Badgers football game (Go
Hoosiers!), and a few Brewers games (Go Brewers!). On the weekends, I visit friends in Chicago and
Milwaukee, or I have friends visit me in Burlington! It is only about 5 hours from my hometown, so it
isn’t so bad to come and go. The quaintness of downtown Burlington is refreshing and allows me to
walk around and not feel the bustle of work or a big city.
I started attending Burlington United Methodist Church shortly after July 4th, 2018 when I moved
here. I attend the Saturday service and enjoy the family/community feel. It’s like I am right at home.
If we haven’t met yet, I promise I don’t bite…but I do enjoy a nice home cooked meal over
conversation.
Thanks for reading about me and my life! I look forward to more experiences to come in Burlington!
Sam O’Dell
Church Ministries
Blood Pressure Screening
Sunday June 16th
Blood pressure screening will be provided
in the Church Office after the 8:30 AM
service.
Tuesday Mornings 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Discipleship Study: “Living in Christ &
Gospel of John”
LOVE INC. MEAL
Thursday June 13th at 5:00 PM
Thank you to those who have
volunteered for the June and July
meals! Sign-up sheets for August-
October are in the Gathering Area. If
you are interested in helping with this
mission, you can make the entire
meal or make with a friend. Please
contact Lisa Hernandez our
coordinator, at 414-588-7721.
“Soul Food” Sunday
The first Sunday of every month
has been designated as “Soul
Food” Sunday. Please bring in a
nonperishable food or laundry
item to help the needy in our
community. May this experience
“feed your soul” as well as help
our neighbors.
Join the Prayer Fellowship on
Friday nights from
6:30 PM – 8:30 PM.
Cook’s Night Out
Our next meal will be held on Thursday June 20th at 5:30 PM.
Bring a dish to share. Table service and beverages will be
provided. Any questions, please call me at 262.763.6797.
Thank you! Judy VandeSande
Church Ministries (Continued)
Church Communications
We are here to listen, answer your questions, and keep you informed. Please talk with Lyann Jung,
Communications Coordinator at church or contact her via the church office at 763-2288,
[email protected]. She may also be reached at: 763-8563 (Home), 262-939-2566
(Cell/Text), or [email protected].
Congratulations Graduates!
On Sunday June 9th we will be honoring our graduates Emily Zuleger and Mike Rozell during the
8:30 a.m. service. We congratulate them on their success and extend best wishes as they continue to
grow and use the gifts and talents God has given them.
What’s Happening with the Church Mortgage?
When we underwent construction of our church (completed in 2006), our loan was financed by
Wisconsin United Methodist Foundation, Inc. The original loan amount was $850,000 with the
maturity date of the loan being July 1, 2020. Thanks to your faithful and generous giving to our
mortgage reduction fund, our balance as of May 21, 2019 is only $166,648.90. If no additional
payments are made towards principal, there will be a “balloon payment” due at the maturity date.
Our best “guesstimate” is the balance due will be less than $125,000.
Our Finance Committee will share with you the progress we are making toward our 2020 goal. With
God’s help, the “mortgage burning” is in sight!
Please pray and remember that as our mortgage is reduced and eventually eliminated, it will become
much easier to fund the truly important work of the church.
Thank You, Thank you, Thank you!
We would like to thank the members of our “traditional” choir that have been a part of our
Sunday morning service for many years. Your time, work and heart are appreciated!
Going forward, Ann Newman has volunteered to coordinate the different music groups,
soloists and musicians who will be sharing their talents with us. We appreciate your
dedication to the music ministry of our church!
Church Ministries (Continued)
The Salt Shakers
This group will meet on June 11th at The Pine Street Café at 5:30 p.m. They are
currently studying “30 Life Principles”. They would love to have anyone
interested to come join them. So, if you are interested simply show up.
Fellowship Hosts
If you are signed up for Fellowship Hour and are under the weather or want to switch, please contact
Pat Piper at 262-514-3585.
21st Annual Auction & Dinner
Mark your calendars for Saturday, October 26th, 2019 for the 21st Annual BUMC Auction & Dinner.
Plans are in the works! Please watch your monthly newsletters for updates!
Grief Share Meeting
Grief Share meetings will resume in September. Date and details to be
announced later. If you are grieving the loss of a loved one, we invite you to
join us. You do not need to be a member of The Burlington United Methodist
Church. We have video, book support and sharing, along with prayer that
helps us to know God helps us through our sorrow. Your loss does not need to
be recent. We are here for all that grieve no matter how much time has passed since your loss. Please
call Pat Hahn at 262-763-0894 or Pastor Ebenezer for more information at 262-763-2288.
Welcome Back Marge!
On May 19th we honored Sandi Findlay who faithfully served as church secretary for the past 5 years.
She retired from this position as of May 20th. Sandi’s future plans include taking care of her two
grandsons. Sandi will be passing the title of church secretary back to Marge Albrecht who previously
served as secretary prior to Sandi. Marge will be in the church office on Mondays and Thursdays from
9:00 a.m. to noon. You may reach her at the office phone of 262.763.2288 or via email at
Church Ministries (Continued) Upper Room Conference with Potluck
When: Saturday June 29, 2019 Time: 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Our church family is invited to discuss how we fulfill our mission in the life of the church through the
various ministries which are categorized as Relationship, Discipleship, Leadership, Membership,
Worship, Fellowship and Stewardship.
We will expand upon our work originating from our 2018 Church Growth Survey and Upper Room
Conference “Building on the Past”, along with May’s Soul of the Church update.
Please bring a dish to pass for a potluck lunch. Beverages and table service will be provided.
How “Who’s Who in the Pew” and “Heavenly Tidbits” Came to Be
I thought some of you might be interested in knowing why I decided to write the articles in the
newsletter. No, it’s not that I’m nosey, but I saw where Sandi had suggested an article for the
newsletter and she didn’t get much response, so I approached her and told her what I had in mind.
She agreed we should try it. My reason was I was new here and getting to know people and by doing
so I found out a lot of interesting things and thought others might like to know more about who they
are sitting next to on Saturday night or Sunday morning. That, plus one of our members told me she
has been in the church for almost 40 years and there were some people she didn’t know other than to
say hello to. You would be surprised to read an interview to find out that so and so grew up in a place
close to you or worked at the same place your Uncle Stan worked back in the 50’s. Believe me, it has
happened. It’s also fun to find out how a couple met and how they ended up in Burlington. I find
other people’s lives interesting when they think they aren’t. I hope you enjoy reading about your
fellow “pew mates.”
Heavenly Tidbits came about when I asked someone about the beautiful cross behind the altar and
the Christmas Nativity Set we have, only to find out they weren’t bought but were given to the church,
and that was only the beginning. So many people either made things or have given things just
because they saw a need, asking to do so with no fanfare! Usually names will not be mentioned, but if
the person is deceased, I then feel it appropriate to honor them. You will be surprised by how many
things we have in this building that have made it what it is today. We have been blessed with a lot of
talented people!
I would like to thank Sandi for giving me the opportunity to do this. Claudia Williamson
Church Ministries (Continued)
Health and Wellness Committee
Our next meeting is June 27th at 6:00 p.m. The committee has been working with
Advocate Aurora to enable us to provide valuable information to our
congregation. The articles are provided by Advocate Health Care, featuring
different topics each month. These will also be inserted in the church bulletin
the first of each month. Following are June’s articles:
Connect Well for Health
Social life may play a larger role in a person’s health than one might think. A recent study from the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill made a concrete connection between living a longer,
healthier life, and maintaining social connections.
The first of its kind, the study connected relationships with real measures of physical well-being,
including high blood pressure, abdominal obesity and inflammation — health issues that can lead to
long-term problems like heart disease, stroke and cancer. The research builds upon previous work
that found older adults live longer if they have more social connections. Researchers said the
conclusions from this study were even more promising — determining that a person’s social
relationships play a role in decreasing health risk.
Dr. Sudhir Gokhale, a psychiatrist at Advocate Christ Medical Center and Advocate Children’s
Hospital in Oak Lawn, IL, echoes the importance of social relationships at all stages of life. “The effect
of emotional health on physical well-being is being understood more and more clearly as research
continues,” says Dr. Gokhale. “This particular study points out the importance of quality and
supportive relationships in life.
Feeling connected with others seems to be showing a strong positive influence on reducing the risk of
depressive disorders,” he says. “And now we know it also has a strong impact on various physical
parameters.” Dr. Gokhale stresses that physicians and health care providers should also emphasize
the significance of social relationships on health as much as advocating for eating right and
exercising.
Prayer: Holy One, you created us to live in community. May we take care to nurture our relationships
with each other and bring love and care to those who are alone.
Church Ministries (Continued)
Faith Communities Support Social Relationships
Recent science affirms that having positive social connections is critically important for people’s
health--on par with eating well and being physically active. Building community and teaching about
positive ways for us to relate to each other is the natural work of faith communities of all religious
traditions. In a study conducted by Advocate’s Congregational Health Partnerships program,
congregations demonstrated 11 ways that they nurture social connection among their members and in
their communities.
1. Noticing and Inviting—Members notice people who are new, hurting or alone and connect them
with others and with opportunities to lead and participate;
2. Practical Support—Systems exist to offer food, transportation, child care, etc. in times of crisis or
on-going need;
3. Intergenerational Relationships—Adults know children and children feel known and appreciated.
Children have leadership roles;
4. Faith leader-led Community-Building—The faith leader models, educates and coaches ways to
build relationships among members;
5. Informal Socializing—There are opportunities for people to be together informally and for people
to gather outside of their usual group;
6. Learning Together—Regular times for learning, both spiritually and about issues of concern, and
for teaching each other;
7. Sacred Intimacy and Belongingness—Spaces exist for people to share deeply with each other about
their lives, struggles and hopes;
8. Worship Life—There are religious practices that help us connect with each other and that actively
use music and the arts;
9. Community Outreach—Members have relationships with people living in the community. The
congregation participates with initiatives that are priorities for the community;
10. Mission and Social Justice—The congregation uses its influence to improve conditions for people
in their community or around the world;
11. Small groups—Members gather in formal and informal small groups and intentional gatherings
around common concerns or experiences.
What are the ways that your faith community supports social connections? What more can you do?
What do you do that is not on this list?
Church Ministries (Continued)
Trustees Appeal
We are looking for folks with expertise in building maintenance like electrical, HVAC, plumbing,
general handyman/handywoman. If you have any skills in these areas, could we call on you for advice
or to fix a small problem? Additionally, we are looking for volunteers to help with the clean-up and
maintenance of the Playground Area, the Parking Lot Islands and the area by the Back Door. If you
alone, or with a friend or family, could choose one of these areas in which to help, our church could
look its best for the Glory of God. Adopt-A-Garden sign-up sheets are on the bulletin board in the
Gathering Area. Any questions, please talk with Dave Woerpel at church or by phone 262-763-6815
or email at [email protected]. Thank you so much and Blessings.
Angel’s Attic Mission Center
Angel’s Attic will be reopening for its 5th season on Thursday June 6th through Saturday October
19th. Hours will be Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Please note we are not open holiday weekends nor during church events. Proceeds from Angel’s Attic
will be going to local, national and international charities. Donations are gratefully accepted during
hours of operation ONLY or by appointment (please call the church office). Please DO NOT leave
items in front of door as the Crossroads Room is used by several groups. We request that all items
donated be CLEAN and in saleable condition (please, no clothing, shoes, or electronics). A donation
slip is available upon request. Word of mouth and signage is the only form of advertising, so
PLEASE . . . stop in and check it out. You will be amazed at the great “finds” at such affordable
pricing. Our friendly volunteers welcome your visit and remember, you do not need to be a BUMC
member to donate your “gently enjoyed” items. We are in need of small furniture, jewelry and
household accents.
WI Annual Conference Kits
Once again, BUMC will provide “Conference Kits” for Pastor Insor to take to the Annual Conference.
Please pick-up the list provided in the Gathering Area, choose the type of kit you would like to make
(according to the instructions listed) and return to church no later than Sunday June 9th. A basket
will be placed in the Gathering Area for your COMPLETED kits. Monetary donations can be
substituted for kits, if preferred. Please place monetary donations in an envelope marked “Attention
Donna Reesman” and place in the church office. For questions, please contact Donna Reesman at
262.492.2419.
Thank you for your continued support!
Church Ministries (Continued)
Help Wanted to Make Fidget Mats and More
Wednesday June 12th
Afternoon Session 1: 00 PM – 3:00 PM
Evening Session 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
No experience necessary. This activity is open to all ages and skill levels. Must be able to work with
others, laugh, and have fun. You may sit or stand to perform the tasks involved. Check out the
Gathering Area starting Memorial Day weekend for a display of things that we can make for others in
our community. All supplies and instructions will be provided. Please contact Myrt Lovrine at
262.763.9954 with any questions.
Please sign up for planning purposes.
Can You Help?
In desperate need of “Large” Baskets or Containers for Silent Auction Items. (Please reference
requested size in Gathering Area.) Will need A.S.A.P. as assembly of baskets are currently in the
works. Please place baskets on shelves in Coat Room. Your donations are very much appreciated!
For questions, call Donna Reesman at 262.492.2419.
Silk Flowers
Spring Cleaning? Got any Silk Flowers? If so, would you consider donating to the cause?
We have depleted our inventory of flowers and fillers with all of our Remembrance Bouquets and
would greatly appreciate any donations that are new or used, in excellent condition! Please contact
Myrt Lovrine 262.763.9954 or Donna Reesman at 262.492.2419 with any questions.
Yee Haw!!
Vacation Bible School is calling all Buckaroos to join in any way you would like to
help us make this happen. Getting the word out about it is high on our list!!
Dates are August 6, 7, and 8th from 5:00 to 7:30 pm. All children ages 3 to 11 are
welcome. Help is needed! We are looking for farm kind of things to use as
decorations, artists, musical talent, whatever. Or, you could prepare a simple
supper. Would love to have some teenagers or preteens to help with games, etc.
For more information, please contact Pat Hahn at 262-763-0894.
Church Ministries (Continued)
How to Stay Young
1. Try everything twice: On one woman’s tombstone she said she wanted this epitaph:
“Tried everything twice. Loved it both times.”
2. Keep only cheerful friends: The grouches pull you down. (Keep this in mind if you are one of those
grouches.)
3. Keep learning: Learn more about the computer, crafts, gardening, whatever…Never let the brain
get idle. “An idle mind is the devil’s workshop.” And the devil’s name is Alzheimers!
4. Enjoy the simple things.
5. Laugh often, long and loud: Laugh until you gasp for breath. And if you have a friend who makes
you laugh, spend lots and lots of time with HIM/HER.
6. The tears happen: Endure, grieve, and move on. The only person who is with us our entire life is
ourselves. LIVE while you are alive.
7. Surround yourself with what you love: Whether it’s family, pets, keepsakes, music, plants, hobbies,
whatever…Your home is your refuge.
8. Cherish your health: If it is good, preserve it. If it is unstable, improve it. If it is beyond what you
can improve, get help.
9. Don’t take guilt trips: Take a trip to the mall, even to the next county, to a foreign country, but NOT
to where the guilt is.
10. Tell the people you love that you love them, at every opportunity: I love you, my special friend!
11. Forgive now those who made you cry: You might not get a second chance….And if you don’t send
this to at least 4 people – who cares? But do share this with someone.
REMEMBER! LOST TIME CAN NEVER BE FOUND. Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you
meet is fighting some kind of battle.
WE ALL NEED TO READ THIS ONE OVER AND OVER UNTIL IT BECOMES PART OF WHO WE
ARE!
Church Activities
Family Fun Day
Please join us on Saturday, June 1st from 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. for our free
Family Fun Day. We will be hosting this community event and invite all to come
and experience a day of fun including: Bounce House, Outdoor Games with
Prizes, Crafts, Face Painting, Fire Truck, Police Car, Ambulance, Cotton Candy,
Popcorn, Lemonade, Water, Cookies and a Door Prize. Be sure to invite your family, neighbors, and
friends! If you can help with any of the games or place posters, please contact Donna McKusker at
262-767-0910.
Saturday Service Potluck
Following the informal Praise Service on the last Saturday of each month, we are going to be having a
potluck supper in the Crossroads Room. Please bring a dish to pass and join us for fun and
fellowship. All are welcome!
Adult Sunday School This group meets every Sunday in the library after worship service. Everyone is
welcome to join.
Aging & Disability Resource Center of Racine County
A Congregate Dining Site is now open at the Senior Center in Burlington at 587 E. State Street.
Menus are posted on the bulletin board in the Gathering Area. Lunch will be served Monday through
Friday at noon. Please call 262-833-8766 by 9:30 am the previous day to reserve or cancel a
reservation.
Worship – Fellowship – Fun
Church Picnic – June 23, 2019 at English Settlement Church
Here are the details of our joint summer picnic with our English Settlement Church family:
Date: Sunday June 23, 2019
Location: English Settlement Church
Time: Worship at 10:00 a.m. with the picnic immediately following the service.
Please bring a dish to pass. Table service and beverages will be provided.
This is a time for all of us to join together, therefore there will be NO services at BUMC on June 22nd
and June 23rd.
Church Activities (Continued)
Attention Ladies Who Lunch
The Annual Ladies Potluck Luncheon held at Ginger Campbell’s home is scheduled for August 14th ,
beginning at noon. This year’s theme involves wedding memorabilia. Bring your favorite item and all
will look forward to hearing a brief history about it. Items could be anything, such as a headpiece,
jewelry, shoe, bible, a wedding gift, grandparent’s wedding certificate, etc.
A nice variety of beverages will be provided by the hostess. So, bring your favorite dish to share, your
wedding item and join the ladies for an afternoon of fun! If you don’t have an item, no worries!
All ladies are welcome! Please let us know if you need a ride. For questions, contact Ginger at 262-
763-2976. Ginger’s address is: 4525 Mormon Road, Burlington (Look for balloons on the mailbox!)
Church Prayers
Prayers for the following people of our church: Marilou Hensen Alex Williams Karen Jacks Sally Miller* Eleanor Thill* Ron & Lynn Gebel Delores Martin Leonard Megee* Kenny Achuff Kelly Sizer
Gloria Oakwood* Grace Rudman
For urgent prayer concerns contact Pastor Insor or Deanna Barels.
Hospitalized? Please let Pastor Insor know if you, or someone you know from the congregation is in
the hospital and would like a visit from Pastor Insor. Contact Pastor so that he may stop in to visit with
you while you are in the hospital. Would you like a home visit? Please contact Pastor Insor to set up a
time for a visit.
Church Office: 262-763-2288 Pastor Insor: 414-559-9939 Deanna Barels: 262-763-9713. Please
check with Pat Hahn for prison ministries at 262-763-0894. Letters are so appreciated to those who
are not able to enjoy freedom.
* Special Prayers Needed:
Our shut-ins need your prayers, cards, letters, and visits. The church office has a list of names and
addresses.
Church Family Celebrations
JUNE BIRTHDAYS JUNE ANNIVERSARIES
3 - Pat Kendall 14 - Jerry & Jeanene Hill 7 - Jill Schaefer 16 - Dave & Teri Woerpel 10 - Jerry Hill 21 - Curry & Melissa Caldwell 14 - George Piper John & Nancy Zuleger 15 - Dora Reese, Andrea Insor 24 - Rick & Nancy Koceja 16 - Marge Albrecht Tom & Gail Koss 17 - Betty Voss 28 - Steve & Marcia Klein 18 - Les Barnard 30 - Doug & Tracy Short
21 - Douglas Herold 22 - Robert Sheard 27 - Kenny Achuff 29 - Emmanuel Insor
JUNE 2019
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 Family Fun Day 11 am - 3 pm Praise Service Holy Communion 5:00 pm
2 Traditional Service Holy Communion 8:30 am Fellowship 9:30 am
3 Weight Watchers 6:30 pm
4 Weight Watchers 9:30 am Bible Study 10:00 am -11:30 am
5
6 Angel’s Attic Re-opens 9 am – 2 pm
7 “Prayer Night” 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
8 Angel’s Attic 9:00 am - Noon Praise Service 5:00 pm
9 Traditional Service 8:30 am - Honoring 2019 Graduates Fellowship 9:30 am
10 Weight Watchers 6:30 pm Joint Council Meeting with ESUMC 7:00 pm at BUMC
11 Weight Watchers 9:30 am Bible Study 10:00 am – 11:30 am Salt Shakers 5:30 pm
12 Make Fidget Mats & More 1:00-3:00 pm and 6:00-8:00 pm
13 Angel’s Attic 9 am – 2 pm Love Inc. Meal 5:00 pm
14 “Prayer Night” 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm Annual Conference
15 Angel’s Attic 9:00 am - Noon Praise Service 5:00 pm Annual Conference
16 Traditional Service 8:30 am Fellowship 9:30 am Blood Pressure Screening 9:30 am Annual Conference
17 Weight Watchers 6:30 pm Annual Conference
18 Weight Watchers 9:30 am Bible Study 10:00am -11:30am Finance 6:00 pm Ad Council 7:00 pm
19 Deadline for July/August Newsletter
20 Angel’s Attic 9 am – 2 pm Cook’s Night Out 5:30 pm
21 ” Prayer Night” 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm .
22 Angel’s Attic 9:00 am - Noon NO PRAISE SERVICE
23 Traditional Service 10:00 am at ESUMC with Picnic following. NO SERVICE AT BUMC
24 Weight Watchers 6:30 pm
25 Weight Watchers 9:30 am Bible Study 10:00am -11:30am
26 27 Angel’s Attic 9 am – 2 pm Health & Wellness Meeting 6:00 pm
28 ” Prayer Night” 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
29 Angel’s Attic 9:00 am – Noon Upper Room Conf. 9 am - 3 pm with Potluck Lunch Praise Service 5:00 pm with Potluck following service.
30 Traditional Service 8:30 am Fellowship 9:30 am
