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May 2019 Vol. 47 No. 5

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The CH_RCH needs U!

Saturday, May 4 9am - ?

Come and help us spruce up the church! We’ll be working inside and out (weather permitting). Lunch will be served. There is a sign-up sheet on the bulletin board in the narthex. If you have any questions, please talk with one of our Trustees- Steve Hornickle, Mark Mayry, Pegi Fleming, Bill Komula or Sharon Vlasak, or Kristi in the office.

Graduate Recognition

Sunday

May 19th - during 9:00am worship Join us in celebrating all high school and college graduates! If you have a graduate this year, please contact Kristi by May 12.

Choir

Spring Festival

of Music! Sunday, May 12

during 9:00am worship

We will sing some of our favorite anthems and read the scriptures that inspired them. We will also introduce a new anthem taken from a very favorite congregational hymn.

Confirmation

Sunday

May 5th - during 9am worship

Cassie Dolezal, mentored by Denise Devereux Gianna Melby, mentored by Heidi Herron Lydia Melby, mentored by Julie Eickhoff Brogan O’Flanagan, mentored by Paula Meisner Aiden Westmoreland, mentored by Pat Davis

We are very proud of these confirmands and are grateful for the time and ministry of their mentors. Please show your support by attending worship on Confirmation Sunday.

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Welcome New Members! We welcomed these new members to the congregation

on Sunday, April 21 at the 9am worship service.

Hello! We are the Balcerek Family - Charles, Erica, Carter (8), Chase (5), and Emma (9 mo). We were married in 2008 and found our home a few months later, in the Somerset area. Charles is an Air Quality Engineer, working in Woodbury, MN and Erica is a Title Examiner, working in New Richmond, WI. We are also both Wisconsin-born and raised - Go Pack Go! Carter enjoys playing sports (soccer and baseball) and video games. Chase tried his hand at wrestling this winter and did a wonderful job! Emma is just starting to crawl - everywhere, and is the happiest girl around. We have a dog, Zoey, and a cat, Lola. We look forward to every Friday night, as that is our "Family Movie and Pizza night", and is something that we have made a positive tradition in our home. We're happy to be joining NR-UMC and raise our children how we both were.

I grew up in Wales, WI in a Lutheran family. My parents, Maureen and Duane, were founding members of All Saints Lutheran Church. I recall that Sunday for my family meant driving two vehicles to church so that my mom could attend choir practice after service while my Dad, brother and I would hurry home in time for the Packer game. In 1999 I met my wife Jenny (VanDyk) in college and in 2002 we were married here at New Richmond UMC. We have two sons, Tyler (15) and Ben (11) and one dog Ranger who some of you met at the service in Mary Park last summer. Together as a family, we spend most weekends fishing in the summer. The boys and I enjoy hunting in the fall. I try and sneak out for a round of golf as time allows with our busy schedule. I have worked at Bosch Packaging (Doboy) since 2001.

Hello! We are the Pace Family: Jeremy, Allison, Wyatt (3) and Noah (1). We moved to New Richmond in September 2018 from Northern Minnesota, after a brief stint in Georgia. Jeremy is originally from Georgia, Allison from Ohio, and we met in Kentucky working for a home repair organization. We love to spend time outside as a family, and once the weather warms up, you will find us out on a lake fishing! We look forward to making New Richmond and NRUMC our home.

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January-March Financial Report

2018 Income $ 46,560 2018 Expenses - 65,130 Difference - 18,570 2018 was - 15,470)

WI UM Missional Apportionments were been paid at 100%!

Contributions toward Extra Mile Giving: Maintenance Repairs $ 3,816

Would you like a Home Visit? If you would like a visit from Pastor Jeremy or

Maybelle Hall, you can reach them at:

Pastor Jeremy: 1-651-783-2433

Maybelle: 1-715-497-4568 or 715-246-2607

Church office: 715-246-2464

Hospitalizations If you go into the hospital please let us know at church, especially if you would like a visit from Pastor Jeremy or Maybelle Hall. The hospitals cannot tell us if you are there, so the only way that we know is if you call or email us at: 715-246-2464 or unitedmc@frontiernet.net Pastor Jeremy’s cell # is 1-651-783-2433.

When You Pray, Please Remember

Richard & Helen Allers,

Howie & Sue Espersen

St. Croix Health Center

Linda Anderson, Dana Craig

The Deerfield

Janet Andrea, John Hirst,

Donna Holmes, Allan Vehrs

Home

Shirley Storrer

American Heritage Care Center

Hammond

Harlan Vehrs

Golden Age Care Center

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Prayer List If you or a loved one would like to be placed on our Prayer List, please call the church office.

Pastor Jeremy will announce prayer requests during worship on Sunday mornings and it will be

printed in the bulletin.

Church Membership If you would like to join the church,

feel free to talk with Pastor Jeremy.

April 2019 Worship Attendance

Total NR UMC membership is 287

9:00 10:30

April 7 85 —

April 14 - Palm Sun. 123 —

April 21 - Easter 162 43

April 18 - Maundy Thursday 30

April 19 - Good Friday 52

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May Anniversaries

12 Dale & Nori Steffen 29 Larry & Mania Moore

23 Mike & Mary Barney 24 Don & Nancy Karastes

25 Richard & Joy Forrest 31 Jim & Barb Vander Wyst

May Birthdays 2 Greta Westmoreland

4 Fred Zeiler

5 Dan Shipman

6 Karen Hall

John Meisner

8 Michael Melby

Brenda Wickenhauser

9 Chuck Rang

10 Joyce Cremeans

Peggy DeLaria

Mai Xiong

12 Dustin Fredrickson

Bill Langford

15 Carter Melby

16 Bryan Johnston

17 Josh Severson

21 Diane Thomas

24 Richard Forrest

Jim Wickenhauser

25 Brenda McIntyre

Lydia Melby

27 Tim Schaffer

28 Mary Sather

30 Maybelle Hall

Bill Komula

Peter Mehls

31 Kaelyn Boorman

BRUNCH CHURCH Sunday, May 26 at the Greaton Room at Champs! On May 26 for the regular 9:00am worship service, come to the Greaton Room at Champs for Brunch Church! Since our worship theme is “New Frontier,” the worship design team wanted to worship in a different space. You are welcome to order breakfast off the menu while we worship. Invite your friends who may feel intimidated by a church building or like the thought of worshipping while eating breakfast! (There will be no worship service at the church building this Sunday.)

IRA and Stock Gifts There are significant tax benefits for giving to the church directly from your IRA or other

retirement account. Also, if you have stock and would like to make a gift to the church

from it, our United Methodist Foundation can process those gifts without any fees. Please

contact Kristi if you are interested in giving to the church in either of these ways.

Pastors Jeremy and Anna study Paul and

the Early Church in Greece Pastor Jeremy and his wife Anna are on a study tour in Greece led

by the Wisconsin Annual Conference from April 22 through May 4.

They will be learning about the Apostle Paul, his mission churches

and techniques, his cultural context, and the early church. Pastor

Jeremy will incorporate his pictures and learnings into the “To Boldly

Go” worship series and will also do a travel slideshow presentation

upon return.

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Easter series: To Boldly Go

through June 2, 2019 Christ is risen! The Resurrection sparked a new movement of spreading good news of a living God. As we celebrate, we will look for the living God, who invites us to boldly go where no church has gone before! April 28 - Autism Awareness Sunday John 20:19-31 Thomas. The twin. Doubting Thomas. He experienced skepticism. He felt unpleasant feelings. He was uncertain. The beauty of Thomas' story is not that Thomas overcame his doubts, but that Jesus met him in the midst of them. Jesus accepted Thomas just as he was. How about us? How well do we, as a church, accept unpleasant feelings, unexpected behaviors, people who are out of the norm? How well do we welcome people just as they are? May 5 - Confirmation Sunday - Number One Acts 9.1-20 Captain Jean Luc Picard, of Star Trek fame, wouldn’t be much without his ‘Number One’, his second-in-command Will Riker. Nor Kirk without Spock. Who’s your Number One? And how do they help you along your Christian journey? Today we celebrate Confirmation, and those who helped and will help them along their journeys. May 12 - Mother’s Day/Spring Choir Concert On Sunday May 12th, come for the NR UMC Choir's Festival of Music. We will sing some of our favor-ite anthems and read the scriptures that inspired them. We will also introduce a new anthem taken from a very favorite congregational hymn. May 19 - Prime Directive Acts 11.1-18 In Acts, Peter has a vision of a sheet coming down with ‘unclean’ animals and he is told he can eat them, which is meant to represent a church open to all. One could say that United Methodism’s Prime Directive has become “Open hearts. Open minds. Open doors.” In what ways do we live this Prime Directive, and in what ways can the church and communion table be further open? May 26 - New Frontier Acts 16.9-15 In Acts, Paul sees a vision of a man pleading with him to come to a new place and help them. Today we’ll talk about new frontiers, those places God calls us out of our comfort zones to minister with new people. This Sunday, we’ll have Brunch Church at The Greaton Room at Champs. (see pg. 4) June 22 - Ascension Sunday - Beam Me Up? Acts 1.1-11 and Luke 24.44-53 Jesus may get beamed up on Ascension Sunday, but we are being called to do more than stare at him going up into heaven. We are being called to share God’s love in the power of the Holy Spirit.

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Wednesday night

Youth group

for Grades 6-12

Wednesdays 6:00-7:00 pm

Children’s, Youth, & Family Ministry For more info, please contact our Children, Youth & Family Ministry Leaders

Heather Boorman: heather@boormancounseling.com Jon Boorman: jrboor10@smumn.edu

SUNDAYS : 9:00am Classic Worship (every Sunday, with Children’s Message) 10:15am All-Ages Sunday School (1st, 2nd, 4th, & 5th Sundays) 10:15am Casual Worship with communion (3rd Sunday)

What’s All-Ages Sunday School you ask? We’ll tell you! Everyone will meet in the Sanctuary at 10:15am for a gathering time, singing, and praying. We’ll then split into age specific groups for Sunday School: 3*-12 year olds will participate in an all ages children’s Sunday School that includes interactive storytelling, games, fun activities that help the Bible Stories feel applicable to their daily life. (*must be potty-trained)

13-18 year olds will participate in topical conversations and Bible Study.

The 3rd Sunday of every month, we’ll all gather in the Sanctuary at 10:15am, as usual, but we’ll stay there and worship together in a casual, relaxed, interactive way that will appeal to all God’s children, whether 3 or 103.

Sunday Morning Coffee Fellowship Each Sunday at 10:00am

If you’re interested in serving serve coffee and treats on Sunday after 9:00am worship, please see the sign-up sheet on bulletin board in the narthex. Each week we have approximately 90 people in worship. Treats can be anything you wish. Please see Kristi in the office with any questions. Thank You!

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WEDNESDAY MORNING UM MEN’S COFFEE FELLOWSHIP - meets weekly Every Wednesday at 9:30am at The Deerfield Join our Men’s Group, along with some of The Deerfield residents, for great discussion, fellowship and of course - coffee & treats! Contact: Joe Langer, 715-690-9348.

WEDNESDAY EVENING STUDY - May 1, 8 & 15 6:30-7:45pm at The Deerfield Club Room, led by Ruth Egerer. The Great Courses DVD study entitled: “The World's Greatest Churches”. Professor William R. Cook, Distinguished Teaching Professor of History Emeritus at the State University of New York at Geneseo, will be the DVD presenter. Each session will present the history, architecture and theology surrounding these structures. All are welcome for these stand alone sessions.

FIBER KNITTING - Thursday, May 9 1:30pm in the parlor. You are invited to join a new group for fellowship and creation of mittens, scarves, hats, slippers or socks. The ultimate destinations will be Shriners Hospital or Northcott Neighborhood House in Milwaukee. You are also encouraged to create at home and bring finished items to church. The Wednesday evening Youth Group is working on hats made on a loom. Donations of bulky yarn would be appreciated. This will hopefully be an ongoing project, so feel free to join at any time. See Pat Allegar for more information.

BOOK CLUB - Thursday, May 9 7:00pm in the church parlor on the 2nd Thursday each month. The book club selection for May is “Grand Opening” by Jon Hassler, a Minnesota author. It is set in a tiny Minnesota town where the narrator’s parents buy a rundown grocery store. What they discover about small town idealism, bigotry, and good old American values will change them and the town forever. Invite a friend! Questions? Call Jerri Rang at 715-246-2956.

SUNDAY MORNING DISCUSSION - May 12 Living the Questions 2.0 10:15-11:15am on the 2nd & 4th Sundays, Sunday School room 105 (lower level) LTQ 2.0 is a DVD series featuring theologians and scholars presenting topics of faith, practices and disciplines. Facilitated by Scott Herron. Weekly study guides will be provided, at no cost. Join in at any time!

PIECE CORPS - Mission-Oriented Quilting Group - Thursday, May 18 9:30am in fellowship hall on the 3rd Thursday each month. The group makes beautiful patchwork quilts from mostly donated material and donates them to various non-profit organizations- Grace Place, Harbor House in Superior and most recently, to Westfields Hospital as bereavement quilts. Contact: Carolyn Craig 715-246-6242 or Mania Moore 715-222-4603.

THURSDAY MORNING BOOK STUDY - on break during May

If you have any questions about out Adult Ministries program, please feel free to contact

Pat Allegar, Adult Ministry Leader at: allegarpat@hotmail.com.

Adult Groups & Studies

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A very special thank you to three men who helped make our Lenten potluck dinners run so very smoothly. Dale Fleming decorated and set the tables for each potluck. He also made the coffee and saw that the dishes were placed on the table. Andrew and Fred Austin were in charge of the cleaning up the kitchen and the dishwasher. I know there were other people who chipped in to help and a big thank you to you too. -Jill Thomas, Chairperson, Worship Design Team

UM Women News -New Richmond UMW gave $150 toward the Day of Giving Challenge at the 150th Anniversary of the beginning of the organization of United Methodist Women on March 23, 1869. In the past, women came together to work for women, children and youth around the world and within their own communities. We now help prepare for the future. Our North West District held a celebration at Lake Street UMC March 23. Money will go to Legacy Endowment Fund, a permanently invested endowment, the earnings of which will strengthen our organization so that future giving can even more directly address injustice and alleviate suffering of women and children in the world. -Thanks to all who supported the spring Rummage Sale, especially Karen Bohl, chairperson and those who sorted and help clean up on Saturday. We raised a total of $732! Next one will be in November! -Beefburger public luncheon was well attended and enjoyed! Thanks to all who brought food, attended, delivered meals, and helped with clean up. Proceeds go toward the annual pledge to mission program support. -Executive Board May 7 at 1:00pm -Unit meeting May 10 at 9:30am Pastor Jeremy has the program and Kay Peterson is hostess. -Kwik Trip has informed us they are no longer involved in the reward program supporting Harbor House. The last labels and caps were sent in March 31. Milk bags no longer have the 5 cent symbol on the top. Thank you to the faithful members who supported this program for many years.

Records & History The women’s groups’ historical data is extensive. Included in the collection are minute books dating from the 1920’s, program books from Mother-Daughter,( later Mother Child) dinners usually held around Mothers’ Day in May, bank deposit bags, mission recognition certificates, birthday apron with 12 pockets for money donations, and UMW program books. In a separate file are many photographs of members and projects. Some of these items were displayed at the 150th Celebration of UMW held at Lake Street Methodist Church March 23. We will hear more about this rich history October 13 when Terry Giles from Grantsburg UMC will be the featured speaker.

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Trustee’s

updates

Have you checked out the Nursery lately? It’s a real HOOT! The Trustees would like to thank our congregation for their generous donations– both of time and money, toward nursery updates. Once we had the donations, volunteers came forward and did an awesome job to freshen up the space, making it even more inviting to our little ones. Special thanks to those who answered the challenge– Don Amundson, Dave & Sally Berkholder, Heather Boorman and Nancy Karastes.

The church is a BUSY place! Over the past few months, the Trustees have been working on a bunch of items. Some of these have been done and some are coming up in the next few months.

-need for a new refrigerator in the kitchen (one of the two is on it’s last leg) -plans to have an insurance audit on the church (to make sure our coverage is adequate) -new hand-held microphones for the sanctuary -organizing an All-Church Clean-Up Day on Saturday, May 4 (sign-up sheet is on the bulletin board) -the coffee brewing station in the kitchen has been recalibrated (so it doesn’t overflow, hopefully) -we added a filter to the dishwasher to decrease sediment and improve function -our trash/recycling provider will change to Olson Sanitation in May -our lawn care/snow removal will change to Smith’s Snow & Lawn Care in May -we replaced the hot water heater (the old one was from 1978!) -ice dam/roof concerns during winter months– we’re working on prevention ideas -soffit repair and paint touch-ups due to ice dam damage will be done this summer -we have plans to have an Energy Audit performed -approved the use of the Loft for a Sensory Sanctuary with supervision (until 12/31/19) -talks about transportation to & from worship services for CIP inmates -potential projects that CIP inmates could help with around the church

If you have any questions, please feel free to talk with any of our Trustees– Pegi Fleming, Steve Hornickle, Bill Komula, Mary Mayry or Sharon Vlasak. Thank you!

Thank You! A BIG Thanks to Don Amundson and Dave Berkholder for braving the weather and climbing onto the roof on the east side of the church to remove the ice dams that were leaking in and creating damage inside the church. Thanks to Mary Mayry for supervising.

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Last year, we had 8 youth attend United Methodist summer

camps. Some were members of the church and a few weren’t a

part of a church community. Scholarships given from this church

for those campers totaled $1,660. Thank you for that support in

2018! Again this year, we invite your help to recruit campers and

give to the camp scholarship fund so all that want to go can.

If you have questions about attending a camp or scholarship information, please talk with

Pastor Jeremy or Kristi in the office or look online at: www.WIUMCamps.org

Speaking in Tongues on Pentecost! Do you speak another language? Or read one reasonably well? The Worship

Committee is looking for people who would like to read the story of Pentecost in

different languages on Pentecost Sunday, June 9, 2019. You will read in your

language at the same time as others, creating a cacophony of sound like

that first Pentecost experience, which means you won’t even have to be

perfect! Please contact Pastor Jeremy (pastorjdeaner@gmail.com) or call

the church office if you would like to participate.

NR UMC Relay for Life Team Fundraisers & Events

Sunday, May 12

Chocolate Lovers Bake Sale, in the narthex

Sunday, June 2

Ice Cream Sundaes & Root Beer Floats, after worship

If you have any questions or would like to make a donation,

please contact Jill Thomas. Thank you!

C.O.M.E. FREE

COMMUNITY MEAL

Tuesday, May 21

5:00-6:30pm in fellowship hall The Community Outreach Meal for Everyone (C.O.M.E. meal) is held the 3rd

Tuesday of each month. The meal is free and open to everyone. It’s a

great time for fellowship! Local churches and organizations participate by taking turns

organizing and cooking the meals, which are all held at our church. Again, everyone is

welcome to come to the meal! Try it out! You’ll be glad you did!

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NR United Methodist Church Service Directory

“I am amazed at the way some disciples selflessly serve others and

I want to make a difference as well.” Real Discipleship Survey

The concept of a NR UMC Service Directory was initiated in 2015. The idea is to connect people within our congregation that may need help with certain tasks, with a volunteer in the church that would be willing to help them. We are in the initial stage of creating the directory. The following list includes potential services needed by people in the congregation. If you would be willing to offer one (or more) of the following services, please place a checkmark by the service. Please feel free to add service offerings. Forms can be returned to the church office. ___ simple home maintenance projects

___replacing carbon monoxide detector and smoke alarm batteries

___cooking and delivering a meal

___mending or small sewing projects

___yard work

___social visit

___cell phone assistance

___sewing machine or vacuum repair

___assist with grocery shopping

___local driving assistance

___other?

Your Name ________________________________________________________________

Phone/Email _______________________________________________________________

Once filled out and returned, Pat Allegar will contact you and let you know who may need your help.

Composed by Pat Allegar and the Adult Ministry Team. Please contact us with any questions.