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NEWSLETTER: MAY - JUNE 2021
IN THIS ISSUE: Pastor’s Corner pg. 2 Pastoral Transition pg. 2 Worship Information pg. 3 Children & Youth Happenings pgs. 4 & 5 Volunteer Opportunities pg. 5 SCRIP pg. 6 High School Senior’s Bibles pg. 6 Adult Study & Prayer Opportunities pg. 7 Mission Opportunities pg. 8 Staff Changes & Office Notes pg. 9 Health & Wellness pg. 10 Finance News pg. 11
our mission: MAKING NEW DISCIPLES FOR JESUS CHRIST AND NURTURING ALL DISCIPLES IN FAITH
JOIN US FOR WORSHIP!
Several weeks of taking reservations for worship, our general pattern has emerged. As a whole, Trinity people seem cautious about returning to services in the sanctuary. At this time, we believe it's unlikely that we will reach capacity at either service now that Easter has passed. It's our continued hope that Dodge County COVID rates will decrease so we can increase our capacity when we reach Phase 3. Please know that you will not need to make a reservation for worship services in May. Please come into the sanctuary and choose where you will sit. To continue to provide the safest environment we can for everyone here, please:
• Sit in the pews with tape on the back edge for the 8 AM service, and sit in the pews with no tape on the back edge for the 9:30 AM service.
• The CDC continues to recommend wearing masks at indoor gatherings until a higher rate of vaccination is reached in our county. Because of this, we will continue to wear masks during our services. Worship leaders remove masks when at a distance, to assist people who rely on lipreading for understanding the service.
• We will continue to share our services beyond our building to include more people in our worshipping community - by livestreaming, Facebook and radio! Please let us know if you need more information about any of these ways to be part of the service.
Church Leadership Council will be working on continued changes in precautions and re-opening for the month of June. Watch our Facebook page for updates or call the church office if you have questions. 920-887-7211
On the Seventh Day © Jan Richardson. janrichardson.com
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Dear Friends,
It has been a joy and a privilege to serve in ministry here with all of you for just over four years. You have blessed me by sharing words of encouragement, by supporting our ministry and by exploring your own gifts for ministry! We've found our way through some challenges together: discerning we needed to sell two buildings, identifying needed updates to our church building - like replacing the boiler and freshening up program space, getting clarity on the church's financial position, and many of you discovering new gifts for ministry to one another and our community at large! This past year of ministry during the pandemic has been a bigger challenge than any of us could have imagined; I'm so glad we're getting a glimpse of the other side of this challenge before we say good-bye to each other at the end of June.
Saying good-bye and making change are another challenge we face together. You have grown to be part of my heart during my time here, so moving will be painful. I will miss each and everyone one of you, whether we have agreed or disagreed on matters of ministry, denominational issues or the politics of the day. You have taught me a great deal, whether we agreed or disagreed. I thank you as I continue to learn from you even during these last months.
Next month will be a busy month of actually moving my household - as well as many special events in the life of the church. It's also the month I am inviting Pastor Eric to greet you in the newsletter so you can get more acquainted with him before he arrives in July. I trust you will also share words of encouragement with him and support Trinity's ministry as it goes on into the future. I will continue to hold you in my heart and in my prayers.
May God's peace surround you and your loved ones - and guide you throughout the time ahead.
Cherie
Annual Conference 2021 - Virtually!This year's Annual Conference will be held virtually on June 18 & 19 starting at 8:45 AM.Trinity's lay representatives, Glenn Ingram and Mark Cupery, will be in attendance, along with Pastor Cherie. Please let them know if you have questions.
Pastor’s Corner
Pastoral Transition Dates at TrinityJune 27: Pastor Cherie's Last Sunday and Farewell
CelebrationJuly 1: Pastor Eric's appointment beginsJuly 4: Transition Sunday - new pastor gets
acclimated Sally Cupery preaching and Rev. Jean Nicholas will preside over communion
July 11: Pastor Eric's first Sunday in the pulpit at Trinity and Welcome Event
Write A Note to Introduce Yourself to Pastor Eric
To encourage the process of getting acquainted with Pastor Eric and his family you can welcome them to Trinity by sending an email or writing a note of greeting.Pastor Eric and Holly TaylorN1995 County Road KWaupaca, WI 54981
Email address: [email protected]
Housing for Incoming PastorPastor Eric and his wife could use our help as they look for a home to purchase in Beaver Dam. Here are some specifics: a 3+ bedroom house that does not need to be fixed up much, with space (both inside and outside) for a two-year-old and dog to play, as well as air conditioning, and a two car garage. Contact the church office or Pastor Cherie if you are aware of a house that is for sale and meets these guidelines.
Worship Notes
Worship By Phone with TrinityDue to low or no call volume over the last few weeks the decision has been made to cancel this option for listening to the worship service via phone.
Altar FlowersSponsoring altar flowers is a great way to celebrate special events, honor family members, and commemorate special birthdates and anniversaries. It also adds beauty to our services whether in person or online (or both!). Flowers are $40 per week. If you like, you can pick them up and enjoy them at home after the 9:30AM worship service concludes. To reserve your Sunday for flowers for worship, contact Janine at the church office!920-887-7211 or [email protected] We cannot wait to celebrate with you!
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May 9 - Celebration of Giving CareOn Sunday, May 9, we will both honor mothers during our service - and celebrate all people who have nurtured others! We have so many people in our midst who have offered day-to-day care, support and nurture to others when it was needed most. We'll celebrate all the ways that care and caregivers make a difference in our lives during all times.
May 23 - Honoring Sunday School Teachers and Celebrating This Year’s ConfirmandsOn that 4th Sunday of May, we will honor all the people who have helped Sunday School happen throughout this past program year.
That same Sunday, we will also be confirming confirmation class members who have completed the program at a separate 11 AM service, as they will be inviting their extended families to celebrate with them. We will record that service and share parts of it with the rest of Trinity's worshipping community during the following Sundays services.
May 30 - Flowering the CrossOn the Sunday of Memorial Day weekend, we’ll remember loved ones who have died by placing flowers on a cross during a time of prayer and remembrance during our services in the sanctuary. Please bring flowers in memory of loved ones you wish to
honor at that time. We’ll also have flowers available for anyone who forgets to bring them. This is one way to honor loved ones this weekend, even if we live too far away to place flowers on their graves.
After that mornings' services have ended, we'll carry the cross outside to the prayer garden. If you are part of our worshipping community online or through radio broadcasts, you are invited to stop by later that Sunday to add flowers to the cross as you take some time to remember loved ones.
Radio Broadcast SponsorshipAre you looking for a way to honor or remember a special person or an occasion in your life? Sponsoring the weekly Radio Broadcast is a great way to do this. Radio Broadcast sponsorship dates are available throughout the year. This is an outreach ministry of Trinity.With the generosity of an anonymous donor each week, the sponsorship of the radio broadcast is $50. Contact the church office to schedule a date for sponsorship. 920-887-7211 Ext. 1000 or [email protected]
Service 'In Memory’ of People We've Lost During the PandemicOn Sunday, June 13, we'll share a special time of prayer to remember people who were part of Trinity's congregation and died in recent months. In many cases, we were unable to celebrate the lives of those who died during the months of pandemic. During both worship services that Sunday morning, we'll take time to lift up their names, share their photos and recognize those members and friends to honor and remember them.
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Children and Youth Ministry Happenings
Sunday School - Two Options: In person or Virtual; Final Day May 23Children K-7th grade can join us Sundays from
• 9:30-10:30AM in person or • 9:30-10:00AM virtually
We will talk together, discuss the history of our Bible stories, read the same scripture as in worship, and work on memorizing Bible verses! For in person Sunday School we are asking that all children wear a mask and come to Fellowship Hall instead of individual Sunday School rooms. The last day of Sunday School for both virtual and in person will be May 23. Thank you to all the families who participated in virtual or in-person Sunday School activities this year. It was a new experience, but a lot of fun!Email Jeni, [email protected], with questions.
Virtual Youth Group - 1st & 3rd Wednesdays 6 - 7PMIt is hard to believe the 2020-2021 school year is almost over! We only have two more youth groups in May! Youth Group meets via Google Meet on Wednesdays and is open to anyone in grades 6-12. Join us Wednesdays May 5 & May 19Contact Carrie at [email protected] with any questions.
ConfirmationWe will have our last class lesson for this school year on Sunday, May 2. Students may join us at 10:30AM either in person in the Memorial Room, or online with the Google Meet link. Second year students will also meet on Sunday, May 9 for a pre-confirmation retreat.
We look forward to celebrating the Confirmation of the 2021 class on Sunday, May 23 at 11AM. This will be a service for confirmands and their families. We will share pieces from this service with the congregation at a later Sunday service.
Pre-K Playgroup! Sundays 9 - 9:30AM Join us May 9 and May 23Preschool Playgroup will be held from 9:00-9:30AM downstairs in the Kindergarten Sunday School room (Room 113). All children ages 3 years and not yet in kindergarten are invited to come and sing a song and play together. Parents are invited to stay. After meeting in May we will take a break during the summer months.
Contact Jeni if you have questions or need more information [email protected]
Volunteers Needed - - Cooks, A Grill Master and Dessert ProvidersDuring the months of May and June Trinity will be providing a meal for various events. Cooks, a grill master and dessert providers are needed. Wednesday, May 26 — Family Care Event - Providing a meal to families of Trinity with children and youth.Sunday, June 13 & Monday, June 14 — Children’s Summer Event — Providing a meal for those in attendance.
Desserts Cooks Grill Master May 26 May 26 May 26June 13 June 13June 14 June 14
To volunteer or if you need additional information about any of the above contact Deb. 920-887-7211 Ext. 1010 or [email protected]
Children’s Summer Event - Adventure Camp! June 13 and 14 4-6PMThis summer Trinity Church is teaming up with First Lutheran Church for Adventure Camp! Sunday, June 13th and Monday, June 14th from 4 - 6PM. Join us at the park (We will let you know which park soon.) for songs, games, water activities, and learning more about God. Children ages 3 years- 5th grade are invited. Families may join us at 6PM for a picnic dinner. Watch for registration materials. Contact Jeni for more information [email protected]
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Attention Trinity families with children and youth!!! Join us at Trinity’s Family Care Event.
Trinity Church would love to offer a meal for families with children and youth! We want to show your family some love by filling your bellies! Let us take care of dinner on Wednesday, May 26 from 5-6PM.Dining options in Trinity’s parking lot: 1) drive-thru2) bring a chair and enjoy your meal in the green
spaces or 3) delivery for those that cannot make it.
Serving brats, hot dogs, a side dish, and dessert!
Please make a reservation on Trinity’s website using this link https://www.trinityumbd.org/careevent.cfm.
Volunteers Needed for Adventure Camp!Lots of volunteers are needed to help with this year’s children’s summer event, “Adventure Camp!” Anyone ages 6th grade and above can volunteer and are needed to help with this event! The event will be held in the evening from 4-6PM on Sunday, June 13 and Monday, June 14 at a local park.Contact Jeni for more information, if you have questions, or to volunteer [email protected]
SCRIP
The SCRIP Team is excited to tell you that they are back to in person gift card distribution. Your purchases will support the Youth Programming and the Youth & Young Adult Mission Team at Trinity. You will find the SCRIP available in the Narthex after the first service and before the second service begins.Sales at the church are available again. ONLINE sales are still ongoing. If you would like to shop online, enroll on ShopWithScrip.com with our organization’s enrollment code: 56D115A636121.
When you shop for SCRIP on the website, it will give you three options: (1) physical, (2) ScripNow, and (3) reload.(1) Physical: This option will ship a physical card to church.(2) ScripNow: Once ordered this gives you a link in your account that you can either print to use at the
store, or you can use the gift card number to order online.(3) Reload: If you have an existing physical card, before you use the full balance, you can reload the card
and continue to use the same card.There are also three ways to pay, either thru credit card, an electronic withdrawal from your bank account or by check.
New SCRIP mobile app: RaiseRight
Pick up right where you left off:
• Sign in with your same ShopWithScrip username and password
• Access your gift cards right away• Check out with payment information already saved to your account
The SCRIP Program Coordinators: Mitch Bethke, Jacob Holl, Carrie Vujnovich
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You Are Invited to Sign the Bibles for Trinity’s High School Seniors!As June begins, we will recognize students connected with Trinity who are high school seniors this year. It's a Trinity tradition that we present each senior with a Bible to support their next step on their journey of faith. It's also a tradition to have members of the congregation write in those Bibles by providing a greeting, congratulations, your favorite Bible verse or words of wisdom to the students. Bibles for the seniors will be in the the church library beginning May 9. There will also be an online form you can use to convey your message to each of our students at https://www.trinityumbd.org/graduates.cfm; we will be sure to include all the messages when we present the Bibles! Online messages will need to be submitted by May 26. Please contact the church office if you have questions!Honoring high school seniors: Aidan Almeida, Logan Almeida, Emma Barnett, Jordan Drzonek, Ginger Hahn, Paige Hodgson, Alison Kuehn, Austin Lindegarde, Justin Mangan, Logan Powers, Alyssa Raley, Kelsey Saniter, Tommy Scholz, and Domanic Schultz.
Trinity Handbells
Trinity handbells will make their last in person appearance before a break for the summer on Sunday, May 9. We are looking for some people that would like to give handbells a “ring.” If you can read music and have been thinking this is something you want to give a try, call Joanne at (920) 210-2568 and sign up for the fall! We hope to have a LEARN-TO-RING group if there is enough interest!!
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Adult Study Opportunities
Wednesday Evenings - Young Adult Study & Conversation - 7PMThe young adults join together throughout the year for book studies and conversation. The group meets using Messenger Group. If you would like to join the current study and conversation contact Jeni [email protected] or Rachel [email protected]. We would love to have you join us!
Monday Mornings - Digging Deeper - 11AM on ZoomJoin Pastor Cherie and others for an opportunity to grow and dig-in to scripture together! We will discuss the past Sunday’s sermon and look at the sermon for the Sunday ahead. You can join the group discussion from your phone or computer, whichever you are most comfortable with. Please have your Bible ready when you join in. Contact Pastor Cherie [email protected] or 920-887-7211 Ext. 1005 for connection links and numbers if you would like to join us.
Thursday Afternoons - Women’s Study - 2PM on Zoom Please join us each week or whenever you are able. You may join the study any time throughout the year. Each week is independent of the other weeks.NOTE: Beginning Thursday, May 6 participants can decide whether to join us by Zoom or in person. Those joining us in person will meet in Trinity’s Sanctuary.We are currently reading The Upper Room Disciplines - a book of daily devotions for 2021.Our weekly group meeting is based on the Disciplines. Each day you read a daily devotion and then on Thursday we come together to share. Possible questions to discuss include: What scripture passage from the week was particularly meaningful to you? Why?; What passages spoke to your heart and had meaning?; What actions were you nudged to take in response to the week’s meditations?; etc. We open and close in prayer and also have some time just to be together.Cost of the book is $11 and we plan to use it for most of our study this year. Contact Deb 920-887-7211 Ext. 1010 or [email protected] if you have any questions or want to participate.
Prayer and Share Group — Tuesdays at 11AM by Zoom or in personDuring Prayer and Share we lift up prayers and share stories and memories. Everyone is welcome to join us. We are transitioning to meeting both in person and virtually. You are able to choose the best option for you. On warm weather days, we will meet outside…we will provide the chairs. On the days the weather does not cooperate, we will be in the church sanctuary. Zoom will continue to be offered .If you have any questions or to receive the Zoom link for participation contact the church office 920-887-7211 Ext. 1000 or Deb 920-887-7211 Ext. 1010 or [email protected].
Prayer Opportunities
Trinity Prayer Chain Group - Become a part of Trinity’s praying communityMany Trinity members and friends are a part of the Trinity Prayer Chain Group. If you would like to lift others from our church community and the local, state and national communities up in your prayers call 920-887-7211 Ext. 1000 or email the church office [email protected] to become a part of the prayer chain. You may join either the group that receives prayer requests through email or those that receive them weekly by traditional mail.
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Second Harvest Mobile Food PantryFood distribution at the Second Harvest Mobile Food Pantry will take place the second Saturday of each month. The month of May will have an additional distribution day.
Upcoming distributions: May 8 and 22; June 12 8:00AM to 9:30AM Moraine Park Technical College, 700 Gould St., Beaver Dam.
Due to COVID-19, all food distribution will take place outside as a drive-up . Please stay in your car. You will be directed on procedure once you arrive. No restrictions, EVERYONE in need is welcome and served. No ID necessary. If you have any questions please contact the church office at [email protected].
Volunteers are also needed to help with the distributions. Contact the church office.
May Melodies in MissionMelodies in Mission for May will use your offerings for the Annual WI Conference Ingathering 2021. Trinity will be collecting completed Personal Dignity Kits (PDK). Midwest Mission Distribution Center (MMDC) will collect the kits and distribute to those in need. MMDC works with local organizations and UMCOR to reach people in need of help. There are two ways to donate:
1) monetary donation,2) assemble a PDK kit using the supply list and video link below. Assembled kits are due to the church by
June 13th. Video to assemble your kit - https://youtu.be/yPNnrJmqPv4
Personal Dignity Kits Items1 Bath Hand Towel- No kitchen towels 1 Bath Washcloth- No kitchen towels 1 Adult Toothbrush- No multipacks 1 Bar soap- 3-4 oz. (unscented if possible) 1 shampoo- 15-18 oz. 1 Deodorant- 2-3 oz. – stick, roll on, or pump Place items in a 1-gallon resealable plastic bag $2 for toothpaste and razor (Place money in an envelope and tape to the outside of the gallon bag.)
Donate via the donate button on Trinity’s website or mail a check to Trinity Church-United Methodist, 308 Oneida St., Beaver Dam WI 53916. Please write melodies on the memo line of your check.
Playground Movement May ActivityFor Mother’s Day 2021 Trinity’s Mission Team will be putting together to-go craft kits for the kids at Playground Movement. Each child will get everything they need to craft a handmade 3D long stem rose for the person who mothers them. Many of the children are raised by grandparents, extended family or friends; therefore, we try to make the language as inclusive as possible. Construction paper for cards will also be provided.
Photos of the kids Mother’s Day craft creations will be available on the Playground Movement Facebook page starting May 9.
Samples of Playground Movement craft kits.
Staff Changes
Youth Ministry Coordinator UpdateCarrie Vujnovich is stepping down from her position after serving as Youth Ministry Coordinator for nearly 4 years. Carrie states "It has brought me so much joy to have worked with the staff and volunteers at Trinity. I’ve enjoyed collaborating and working together to grow Trinity’s programming. I have been so blessed to make connections with the youth at Trinity. I have learned so much from them and am grateful for their conversations, questions, and desire to grow their faith. Working with the youth at Trinity has undoubtedly grown my faith, as well." Carrie plans to continue as an active member at Trinity, with more time to care for her family.
Assistant Nursery Worker NeededTrinity's nursery is in need of additional assistant nursery workers. Most often, the assistant nursery worker will work with the Nursery Care Provider to provide a safe, loving environment for infants and toddlers during worship, as well as welcoming their families to our church. Eventually, some evening hours may be added as church activities resume. This is a part-time position for approximately 2-6 hours per week. Contact the church office or Pastor Cherie for more details. [email protected] or [email protected]
Church Office and Building Holiday ClosuresThe church office and building will be closed on Monday, May 24 in observance of Memorial Day.
The Staff Parish Relations Committee has established the following days as holidays in which the church office and building will be closed.New Year’s Day, the Monday following Easter, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day (Thursday and Friday), Christmas Day and the day following.
Weekly Upcoming and Ongoing Events Email - Sign up today!Each week, on Thursday morning, an email is sent to those persons that have signed up to receive a calendar of worship services, events, community involvement, study groups, etc. The email will list happenings from Thursday through the following Sunday.If you are interested in receiving the weekly email contact the church office to be added. Call 920-887-7211 Ext. 1000 or email [email protected]
Join Trinity’s Facebook GroupAre you a Facebook user? If you are, Trinity’s Facebook Group will keep you up-to-date on Trinity’s happenings. This group exists for members and friends of Trinity Church to share their faith and life together online.
Request to join our Facebook Group at https://www.Facebook.com/groups/TrinityUMBD.
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Health and WellnessCaring for Others: AllergiesAs we come back into the building, we pick up some of our discussion where we left of trying to care for our common life together. We will remind ourselves we have two 'scent free bathrooms' in the building. Here's a 2017 message from Trustees about that:
Scent Free BathroomsAs we become more aware of the needs of the congregation, we now have two scent free bathrooms for those who are sensitive and or allergic to the smells of soaps and air fresheners Both bathrooms are located in the lower level of the church in the education wing. Please do not spray any perfume, deodorant, or body spray in those bathrooms. We are looking at ways to make our buildings more welcoming to all.
Let's also acknowledge together that we can't possibly do everything that will care for everyone. But if each of us is willing to listen and try to care for others with our choices, we will find our way to becoming a more caring community.
To help understand this better, here is one experience from people this affects:
I've had allergies for most of my life, and I take medicine daily to combat the symptoms. In January 2020, I started volunteering at Trinity Church and worked in the Volunteer Office on Monday mornings. The room is kept closed up during the week. There's a wall of shelving that was full of boxes of personal hygiene supplies. Upon working in this room, I immediately reacted (bad headache, runny nose, watery eyes, painful sinuses) to the strong scent that permeated the room. We tried working with the windows open (in January), and it did not help. I ended up having to work in a different room on Monday mornings which was very inconvenient, awkward, and really not a good practice. The decision was made to move the personal hygiene packages from the Volunteer Office. It still took a long time for that strong odor to go away. Sixteen months later, I can now work in the room comfortably on Monday mornings. — Cindy Noe
Thank you to all our Easter Bunny Helpers, for your generous gifts of candy, key chains, plushies, baskets, chips, money and other great surprises. The volunteers were able to fill 1,660 plastic eggs, many of those were used for the
Easter egg hunt at Trinity. They also made 82 Easter baskets for Playground Movement,38 Easter baskets for some of our homebound members and 20 Easter goodie bags for the children of Head Start. You are all amazing people. Thank you so very much. Deb Paul 50+ Ministry Coordinator.
Thanks to all the people who made monetary donations toward the Easter flowers. The flowers made for a beautiful sanctuary on Easter Sunday. The flowers were then shared with Trinity’s homebound members and those staying at home members to brighten their Easter Sunday!!
to Bee Hahn
Trinity Church appreciates your continual volunteer help withvideo recording of church services and the organization of volunteers for Sunday morning help with videoing and the sound board.We thank you for your continual work and efforts.
Thank You!
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Church FinancesWe give thanks to each and every one of you who has found a way to support the church financially through this time. We are blessed by all of you who have been able to maintain your financial commitment to the church and/or given whatever you can. A special thanks to those of you who have given generously to help others through this time. Let's hold in prayer together everyone who has lost their job, had hours reduced or is in need of help. If you are experiencing crisis and need help finding area resources, please contact Pastor Cherie [email protected] or 920-887-7211 Ext. 1005.
Finance Monthly UpdateIn the table below are the monthly income and expenses for 2021, a comparison of 2021 YTD and 2020 YTD, and the 2021 annual budget. Additional details for the 2021 financials are available thru the church office upon request.
Respectfully submitted,Glenn Ingram – Finance Chair
General Fund March 2021 2021 YTD 2020 YTD 2021 Annual Budget
Unrestricted Income $28,586 $78,092 $81,709 $388,125
Fixed & Committee Expenses $36,401 $87,563 $94,137 $311,144
Apportionments Paid $5,817 $11,487 $0 $64,104
Memorials ReceivedDonations have been received in memory of the following person and fund areas:
• John Kuyrkendall - Sanctuary Tech. ($50)• Florence Schmidt - 50+ Ministry ($100)• Patti Lauritzen - Music or Art ($75)• Joyce Kiel - Trinity Memorial Fund* ($100)• Donation to the Prayer Garden ($15)We give thanks for all of these gifts of remembrance.*Donations given to the *Trinity Memorial Fund are disbursed by Trinity’s Memorial Committee as needs arise and after communication with the family for whom the donations were given.
2021 ApportionmentsApportionment is the term used to describe the amount that each United Methodist congregation is asked to contribute to the wider United Methodist Church in support of our missions and ministries around the world. In other words, it is A Portion Meant for Others. We sometimes call Apportionments the term Connectional Giving because it is an outward and visible sign of the connection within the UMC. (From the Wisconsin UMC Website, wisconsinumc.org)The 2021 portion for each member of Trinity is $155.
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