FAITH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
FAITH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH “LOVING GOD, SERVING OUR NEIGHBORS”
Phone: 419-447-6748 Email: [email protected] Website: tiffinfaith.org
For the Mind of Christ
“I press on toward the goal for the prize of the heavenly call of God in Christ Jesus.” Philippians 3:14
“Onward” For four years our Annual Conference has focused on themes related to our United Methodist mission statement: “To make and mature disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.” Each year a theme is introduced to set the tone of emphasis for the coming year. The first year’s theme, “Jesus Is Calling…” focused on the call of Jesus in each of our lives and had us consider: if we have answered Christ’s call, how we struggle with acknowledging/answering it, and how we are living out the call placed on our life, to model it for others.
The themes for the following years were: (2014) “Jesus Is Calling Us In” centering on identifying new or potential disciples and inviting them into our covenant communities; (2015) “Jesus Is Calling Us Up” focusing on motivating, maturing disciples and encouraging disciples to take the next step in their faith journey; and finally this year (2016) “Jesus Is Calling Us Out” will place the challenge to transform the world. Our time together will focus on the need to leave the walls of the church, enter our mission fields, and transform the world as the hands and feet of Christ. The 2016 Scripture Verse is 2 Corinthians 5:17. “So then, if anyone is in Christ, that person is part of the new creation. The old things have gone away, and look, new things have arrived!” (CEB) Now you may be reading this and say something to the effect of “big whoop”, “who cares?”, “we already know all of this”, or “what does this have to do with me/ our church…?” Now, I don’t know what all is planned this year. I don’t know what all will be reported, presented, discussed, preached and focused on during worship, or encouraged through the week of conference. However, I am looking forward to finding out, and then doing what I can in faithful response.
I know I’ll hear unsettling things once again about the health of our denomination, however I will also hear about the great things being accomplished. I know I’ll also be reminded of the great possibilities, for what can be, when we continue to respond faithfully and sacrificially to the call and claim of Christ on our lives individually and as a body. I have always come away challenged and overall renewed, refreshed, strengthened and encouraged to continue to respond and serve faithfully. As we have moved through these conference sessions, I have sensed a calling us all back to the basics of our faith and practices as United Methodists. Those basics led to our growth and vitality as a movement in the mid1700s that lasted well into the late 1900s. There is a still a great deal of growth and vitality to be found among us. If there is one thing that is certain, God in Christ never ceases to call, gather us in, lift us up and send us for divine purposes. What is always uncertain is whether we will respond in faith to the ever-present grace of God at work and necessary in our lives, and trust and follow God’s lead into the future unafraid. The apostle Paul said, “I press on toward the goal for the prize of the heavenly call of God in Christ Jesus.” Let’s continue to “press on” together responding faithfully as we serve our Lord! Jesus is ever calling! Grace & peace,
Pastor Jeff
Worship Services
June Worship Services June 5
3rd Sunday after Pentecost
8:00a.m. & 10:15a.m Worship-
Eucharist; Message Text: Luke 7:11-17 11:45a.m. Worship with praise group
Reconciled- Eucharist 4th Sunday after Pentecost
June 12
8:00a.m. & 10:15a.m Worship- Message Text: Luke 7:36-8:31 1:45 Worship with praise group Reconciled; 5th Sunday after Pentecost
June 19
8:00a.m. & 10:15a.m WorshipMessage Text: 2 Corinthians 5:11-20
Like to read? TSPL’s Extension and Outreach Department offers to select and deliver materials for individuals in Tiffin and Seneca County who are physically unable to use the library’s facilities due to temporary or long-term illness or disability or non-driver status. Delivery of library materials can be tailored to meet the needs of each individual and special requests are accepted. There are several options for delivery: a designated friend or relative can pick up materials. Materials can be delivered to homebound individuals by library staff on an arranged service schedule. The only requirement is a library card, which is free. No overdue fines are incurred for homebound individuals and they get longer lending periods. Additionally, individuals with low vision are eligible to receive a Talking Book machine through the State Library of Ohio and the Ohio Library for the Blind and Physically Disabled. If you are interested in these services or know of someone who would greatly benefit from them, please contact Emily Rinaman at 419-4473751 or [email protected].
11:45 Worship with praise group Reconciled June 26
6th Sunday after Pentecost 8:00a.m. & 10:15a.m WorshipMessage Text: Luke 9:51-62 11:45 Worship with praise group Reconciled We worship you, O God, Creator of all things seen and unseen!
"Attention" Save the date Mark your calendar. On July 31 we will be having a combined worship service. This will be all 3 services together at 10:15 AM. Sunday school will still be at 9:15AM. The group HIS BLANK CANVAS will be doing the service. They are the ones that did the chalk talk for us before. They do worship services too. We will probably have a potluck afterwards. Watch for more information forthcoming in bulletins or newsletter. Jane Schubert On Sunday May 15th we welcomed Susan Funston into our covenant community. Susan transferred her membership from Sycamore UMC
ACOLYTES and AUDIO VISUAL TECH We are looking for some more help with these things. With summer approaching and vacations starting, we are looking for help filling some of these empty spots. For acolytes you need to be going into 4th grade by fall or older. We also need some help with the AV systems. You need some computer knowledge for this. There will be training for both groups. Contact Jane Schubert for acolytes 419-448-8267 and Pastor Jeff or Jane for helping with AV. Jane Schubert
Summer Camp Have you signed up for camp yet? It’s not to late to do so. There are many types of camp available for your young person. Fishing, hiking, sports, night owl, and many many more. Camp goes by the grade you are entering in the fall. We already have 6 youth signed up. They are going to Camp Aldersgate. There are 2 more working on it. If you need information please contact me. It is not too late to sign up. Jane Schubert 419-448-8267
Camp fund Well our youth have decided on which camp they are going too. We are very lucky to have 6 of our youth signed up at this time. Our church has said they will pay $205 per camper to help with the camp fee. We don’t want any family not to be able to send their youth to camp. If you could help with a donation it would be greatly appreciated. Our youth gain so much from camp. It is really a great investment of our money. Just put it in an envelope and mark it camp fund and place it in the offering. Thanks for your help with this. Jane Schubert
UMW Update The U.M.W. "Picnic at the Park" will be July 9, 2016 at noon at Hedges Park Picnic Shelter across from the Y.M.C.A. Please bring a passing dish and a wrapped "White Elephant Gift" for Bingo. Table service and drinks will be provided. Husbands, friends and guests are invited. Join us. If anyone needs a ride, please call Linda Lonsbury at 419-447-2811. The family of Joe (Weininger) the mailman would like to express their appreciation for all the expression of sympathy, with cards, calls, memorials and donations of food in his honor. We will miss him greatly as will his mail route customers, fellow workers and friends. Thank You, The Weininger Family
Missions Update Our mission for the months of June and July will be the Salvation Army. We would like to do more to help those in our own community and what better organization to team up with than the Salvation Army. We are asking for your help to provide the much needed clothes and food items and non -food items. Copies of the wish list can be found on the table at the Mission Corner. You may take the items to the Salvation Army at 505 E. Market St. Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. or place items in the box in the Narthex. If you have large items and no way of getting them delivered you can call Linda Lonsbury at 419-4472811. Please make sure that your food items are not out-of -date. The Salvation Army also provides lunch-time meals and can always use help, especially on Tuesdays beginning at 9:30 a.m. Call ahead to schedule date and time. We also want to thank those who have given their time and money to support our many missions these past months. God has blessed us and we must help others in their time of need. Thank you for your support.
"Strength for Service to God and Country" books are at the Mission table for anyone to take and give to someone in the military or anyone who would enjoy the daily devotions that may make a difference in your outlook on life and might become your "Light" shining in the darkness".
Sympathy’s to: Barb Eborg, whose Mother, Martha Kirchner passed on May 8th, Joe Weininger family, Family of John Cleveland who passed May 18th, Family of Betty Rhoad who passed May 24th, Family of Betty Hunnum who passed 5/26.
The following people have received our special prayers this past month:
Kelly Pelayo Betsy Frase Nita Doran John Covert Nancy Benner Marilyn Rumschlag
Al Berg Dorothy Dundore Judy Hall Melanie Gladden Joe Kidwell Joanne Parkins
The John Cleveland Family The Willie Garcia Family The Joe Weininger Family The Klausing Family
Congratulations We will recognize Eric Depinet for his graduation from Heidelberg with a reception following the 8am service on June 5th in the Narthex. Eric Depinet of Faith United Methodist Church graduated Cum Laude from Heidelberg University May 15th 2016. I received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Education with a teaching certificate for Pre K-3. While attending college I played football for 4 years being honored as the team captain my senior year. I received as an athlete, the Academic All-OAC award maintaining at least a 3.5 GPA 3 years. I also received the Landess Scholar-Athlete Award 2 years. I am anticipating going back for my masters as an undergraduate with the Heidelberg football team in the near future. I am presently working at Meadowbrook Park in Bascom, Ohio as an assistance manger. This will be my 5th year with the park. I was the assistant Varsity coach at Hopewell Loudon this past season and planning on helping out with football and basketball at HL this upcoming season. At this time I would like to thank all of my church family for all the support and prayers that were sent my way throughout my schooling.
1-Cole Jordan, 2-David Cantley, Peg Fout, Colin Nutter, Sue Nutter, Jean Seigley; 5- Meg Eborg, Jerrie Pryor, Kay Hicks; 6- Jeremy Morgan, Ethan Nominee, Donna Perrine; 7-Jim Berger; 8-Dawn LeBlanc, Katie Foy, Kimberly Lynn Lonsbury, Abigail Willman; 9-Chip Dietrich, Bonnie Mizen, Jason Tooley; 10-Paul DeVanna, Jim Donaldson, 12-Bill Dawson; 13-Chris Arnold; 14-Laura Lou Schubert, Gary Hicks; 15-Blaine Focht; Ed Molyet; 16-Greg Weber, David Thomas; 18-Brayden Shedrick; 19-Paul Earl, Corrine Kanable, Julie Morris, Medreth Scheer; 20-Beth Donaldson, Donna Everhart; 21-Stefani Crabtree Bauer, Rebel Marsh, John Munn, Jaime Wells; 22-Rachel Briggs; 23-Donald Feasel, Jo Lynn Messer; 24-Gladys Hallowell, Sandy Ritter; 26-Brent Albert, Todd Sarka, Scott Williams, 29-Doug Hoover, Jennifer Kiser, Reis Matthew Schalk, 30-Tim Everhart, Carol Raudebaugh
June Anniversaries 2-John & Carolyn Fetzer, Mike & Doreen Lemons 3-Paul & Joyce Weaver 4-David & Linda Depinet, Paul & Jerrie Pryor 5-Eric & Danielle Willman 8- George & Eunice Dupey 10-Nick & Jessica Shoemaker 11- Chris & Jane Arnold, Woody & Betty Snyder 16-Curt & Melissa Mellott 17-Jim & Beth Donaldson, Don & Debbie Ellis 21-Rev. Jeff & Carol Lanzer 22- Robert & Phyllis Wisebaker 23-Brian & Rachel Briggs 24-Andrew & Colleen Newman 25-Ken & Jan Foy 26-Paul & Phyllis Earl 27-John & Margaretta Covert 29-Joe & Pat Shreiner
Sun.
5
Mon.
6
7 p.m. Trustees
12
YAC
19
Tues.
7
Weds.
1
2
7:30 a.m. Bible Study at Bailiwicks 6:30 p.m. The Landing
8:30 a.m. TOPS
8
9
4:30 p.m. 7:30 a.m. Weight Watchers Bible Study at Bailiwicks 6:30 p.m. The Landing 7:30 p.m.
Fri.
3
7p.m. Choir Practice
10
8:30 a.m. TOPS
7p.m. Choir Practice
8:30 a.m. TOPS
YAC
4:30 p.m. 7:30 a.m. Weight Watchers Bible Study at Bailiwicks 6:30 p.m. The Landing
East Ohio Annual Conference
East Ohio Annual Conference
East Ohio Annual Conference
East Ohio Annual Conference
East Ohio Annual Conference
20
21
22
23
24
6 p.m. Finance Committee 7 p.m. Ad Council
11 8:00 a.m. Weight Watchers
14
27
4 8:00 a.m. Weight Watchers
13
7pm Christian Ed
Sat.
YAC 15
4:30 p.m. 7:30 a.m. Weight Watchers Bible Study at Bailiwicks 6:30 p.m. 6:30-8 p.m. The Landing
26
Thurs.
16
8:30 a.m. TOPS
5 Practices Study 28
29
30
17
28 8:00 a.m. Weight Watchers
25 8:00 a.m. Weight Watchers
FAITH UMC
NON-PROFIT ORG US Postal Permit #287
75 N. Sandusky St.
Tiffin, OH 44883
Tiffin, OH 44883
8:00 a.m. Sandy Yarbrough
10:15 a.m. LITURGISTS
Paul Fortney Kris Klopfenstein (6/12)
READERS June 5 June 12 June 19 June 26
Mark Milroy Tim Everhart Jane Dietrich Bonnie Scherger
June 5 June 12 June 19 June 26
Ryan Dietrich David Dietrich Kevin Dietrich Alexis Quickle
June 5 June 12 June 19 June 26 June 5 June 12 June 19 June 26
Jane Arnold Kris Klopfenstein Sue Klopfenstein Sharon Smith ACOLYTES
Max Fortney Sydney Fortney
A/V OPERATORS Brian Briggs Kevin & Jonathan O’Millian Bruce & Julie Morris & David Dietrich Greg Glover Brian Briggs NURSERY Kevin Dietrich & Sandy Yarbrough Shelly & Greg Glover Jason & Hollie Borer Micki & Mark Tusing
GREETERS & USHERS Chip, Jane, David, Kevin, & Ryan Dietrich Vickie Snyder & Ann Hade
Phone: 419-447-6748 Email: [email protected] Website: tiffinfaith.org
For the Mind of Christ
“I press on toward the goal for the prize of the heavenly call of God in Christ Jesus.” Philippians 3:14
“Onward” For four years our Annual Conference has focused on themes related to our United Methodist mission statement: “To make and mature disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.” Each year a theme is introduced to set the tone of emphasis for the coming year. The first year’s theme, “Jesus Is Calling…” focused on the call of Jesus in each of our lives and had us consider: if we have answered Christ’s call, how we struggle with acknowledging/answering it, and how we are living out the call placed on our life, to model it for others.
The themes for the following years were: (2014) “Jesus Is Calling Us In” centering on identifying new or potential disciples and inviting them into our covenant communities; (2015) “Jesus Is Calling Us Up” focusing on motivating, maturing disciples and encouraging disciples to take the next step in their faith journey; and finally this year (2016) “Jesus Is Calling Us Out” will place the challenge to transform the world. Our time together will focus on the need to leave the walls of the church, enter our mission fields, and transform the world as the hands and feet of Christ. The 2016 Scripture Verse is 2 Corinthians 5:17. “So then, if anyone is in Christ, that person is part of the new creation. The old things have gone away, and look, new things have arrived!” (CEB) Now you may be reading this and say something to the effect of “big whoop”, “who cares?”, “we already know all of this”, or “what does this have to do with me/ our church…?” Now, I don’t know what all is planned this year. I don’t know what all will be reported, presented, discussed, preached and focused on during worship, or encouraged through the week of conference. However, I am looking forward to finding out, and then doing what I can in faithful response.
I know I’ll hear unsettling things once again about the health of our denomination, however I will also hear about the great things being accomplished. I know I’ll also be reminded of the great possibilities, for what can be, when we continue to respond faithfully and sacrificially to the call and claim of Christ on our lives individually and as a body. I have always come away challenged and overall renewed, refreshed, strengthened and encouraged to continue to respond and serve faithfully. As we have moved through these conference sessions, I have sensed a calling us all back to the basics of our faith and practices as United Methodists. Those basics led to our growth and vitality as a movement in the mid1700s that lasted well into the late 1900s. There is a still a great deal of growth and vitality to be found among us. If there is one thing that is certain, God in Christ never ceases to call, gather us in, lift us up and send us for divine purposes. What is always uncertain is whether we will respond in faith to the ever-present grace of God at work and necessary in our lives, and trust and follow God’s lead into the future unafraid. The apostle Paul said, “I press on toward the goal for the prize of the heavenly call of God in Christ Jesus.” Let’s continue to “press on” together responding faithfully as we serve our Lord! Jesus is ever calling! Grace & peace,
Pastor Jeff
Worship Services
June Worship Services June 5
3rd Sunday after Pentecost
8:00a.m. & 10:15a.m Worship-
Eucharist; Message Text: Luke 7:11-17 11:45a.m. Worship with praise group
Reconciled- Eucharist 4th Sunday after Pentecost
June 12
8:00a.m. & 10:15a.m Worship- Message Text: Luke 7:36-8:31 1:45 Worship with praise group Reconciled; 5th Sunday after Pentecost
June 19
8:00a.m. & 10:15a.m WorshipMessage Text: 2 Corinthians 5:11-20
Like to read? TSPL’s Extension and Outreach Department offers to select and deliver materials for individuals in Tiffin and Seneca County who are physically unable to use the library’s facilities due to temporary or long-term illness or disability or non-driver status. Delivery of library materials can be tailored to meet the needs of each individual and special requests are accepted. There are several options for delivery: a designated friend or relative can pick up materials. Materials can be delivered to homebound individuals by library staff on an arranged service schedule. The only requirement is a library card, which is free. No overdue fines are incurred for homebound individuals and they get longer lending periods. Additionally, individuals with low vision are eligible to receive a Talking Book machine through the State Library of Ohio and the Ohio Library for the Blind and Physically Disabled. If you are interested in these services or know of someone who would greatly benefit from them, please contact Emily Rinaman at 419-4473751 or [email protected].
11:45 Worship with praise group Reconciled June 26
6th Sunday after Pentecost 8:00a.m. & 10:15a.m WorshipMessage Text: Luke 9:51-62 11:45 Worship with praise group Reconciled We worship you, O God, Creator of all things seen and unseen!
"Attention" Save the date Mark your calendar. On July 31 we will be having a combined worship service. This will be all 3 services together at 10:15 AM. Sunday school will still be at 9:15AM. The group HIS BLANK CANVAS will be doing the service. They are the ones that did the chalk talk for us before. They do worship services too. We will probably have a potluck afterwards. Watch for more information forthcoming in bulletins or newsletter. Jane Schubert On Sunday May 15th we welcomed Susan Funston into our covenant community. Susan transferred her membership from Sycamore UMC
ACOLYTES and AUDIO VISUAL TECH We are looking for some more help with these things. With summer approaching and vacations starting, we are looking for help filling some of these empty spots. For acolytes you need to be going into 4th grade by fall or older. We also need some help with the AV systems. You need some computer knowledge for this. There will be training for both groups. Contact Jane Schubert for acolytes 419-448-8267 and Pastor Jeff or Jane for helping with AV. Jane Schubert
Summer Camp Have you signed up for camp yet? It’s not to late to do so. There are many types of camp available for your young person. Fishing, hiking, sports, night owl, and many many more. Camp goes by the grade you are entering in the fall. We already have 6 youth signed up. They are going to Camp Aldersgate. There are 2 more working on it. If you need information please contact me. It is not too late to sign up. Jane Schubert 419-448-8267
Camp fund Well our youth have decided on which camp they are going too. We are very lucky to have 6 of our youth signed up at this time. Our church has said they will pay $205 per camper to help with the camp fee. We don’t want any family not to be able to send their youth to camp. If you could help with a donation it would be greatly appreciated. Our youth gain so much from camp. It is really a great investment of our money. Just put it in an envelope and mark it camp fund and place it in the offering. Thanks for your help with this. Jane Schubert
UMW Update The U.M.W. "Picnic at the Park" will be July 9, 2016 at noon at Hedges Park Picnic Shelter across from the Y.M.C.A. Please bring a passing dish and a wrapped "White Elephant Gift" for Bingo. Table service and drinks will be provided. Husbands, friends and guests are invited. Join us. If anyone needs a ride, please call Linda Lonsbury at 419-447-2811. The family of Joe (Weininger) the mailman would like to express their appreciation for all the expression of sympathy, with cards, calls, memorials and donations of food in his honor. We will miss him greatly as will his mail route customers, fellow workers and friends. Thank You, The Weininger Family
Missions Update Our mission for the months of June and July will be the Salvation Army. We would like to do more to help those in our own community and what better organization to team up with than the Salvation Army. We are asking for your help to provide the much needed clothes and food items and non -food items. Copies of the wish list can be found on the table at the Mission Corner. You may take the items to the Salvation Army at 505 E. Market St. Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. or place items in the box in the Narthex. If you have large items and no way of getting them delivered you can call Linda Lonsbury at 419-4472811. Please make sure that your food items are not out-of -date. The Salvation Army also provides lunch-time meals and can always use help, especially on Tuesdays beginning at 9:30 a.m. Call ahead to schedule date and time. We also want to thank those who have given their time and money to support our many missions these past months. God has blessed us and we must help others in their time of need. Thank you for your support.
"Strength for Service to God and Country" books are at the Mission table for anyone to take and give to someone in the military or anyone who would enjoy the daily devotions that may make a difference in your outlook on life and might become your "Light" shining in the darkness".
Sympathy’s to: Barb Eborg, whose Mother, Martha Kirchner passed on May 8th, Joe Weininger family, Family of John Cleveland who passed May 18th, Family of Betty Rhoad who passed May 24th, Family of Betty Hunnum who passed 5/26.
The following people have received our special prayers this past month:
Kelly Pelayo Betsy Frase Nita Doran John Covert Nancy Benner Marilyn Rumschlag
Al Berg Dorothy Dundore Judy Hall Melanie Gladden Joe Kidwell Joanne Parkins
The John Cleveland Family The Willie Garcia Family The Joe Weininger Family The Klausing Family
Congratulations We will recognize Eric Depinet for his graduation from Heidelberg with a reception following the 8am service on June 5th in the Narthex. Eric Depinet of Faith United Methodist Church graduated Cum Laude from Heidelberg University May 15th 2016. I received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Education with a teaching certificate for Pre K-3. While attending college I played football for 4 years being honored as the team captain my senior year. I received as an athlete, the Academic All-OAC award maintaining at least a 3.5 GPA 3 years. I also received the Landess Scholar-Athlete Award 2 years. I am anticipating going back for my masters as an undergraduate with the Heidelberg football team in the near future. I am presently working at Meadowbrook Park in Bascom, Ohio as an assistance manger. This will be my 5th year with the park. I was the assistant Varsity coach at Hopewell Loudon this past season and planning on helping out with football and basketball at HL this upcoming season. At this time I would like to thank all of my church family for all the support and prayers that were sent my way throughout my schooling.
1-Cole Jordan, 2-David Cantley, Peg Fout, Colin Nutter, Sue Nutter, Jean Seigley; 5- Meg Eborg, Jerrie Pryor, Kay Hicks; 6- Jeremy Morgan, Ethan Nominee, Donna Perrine; 7-Jim Berger; 8-Dawn LeBlanc, Katie Foy, Kimberly Lynn Lonsbury, Abigail Willman; 9-Chip Dietrich, Bonnie Mizen, Jason Tooley; 10-Paul DeVanna, Jim Donaldson, 12-Bill Dawson; 13-Chris Arnold; 14-Laura Lou Schubert, Gary Hicks; 15-Blaine Focht; Ed Molyet; 16-Greg Weber, David Thomas; 18-Brayden Shedrick; 19-Paul Earl, Corrine Kanable, Julie Morris, Medreth Scheer; 20-Beth Donaldson, Donna Everhart; 21-Stefani Crabtree Bauer, Rebel Marsh, John Munn, Jaime Wells; 22-Rachel Briggs; 23-Donald Feasel, Jo Lynn Messer; 24-Gladys Hallowell, Sandy Ritter; 26-Brent Albert, Todd Sarka, Scott Williams, 29-Doug Hoover, Jennifer Kiser, Reis Matthew Schalk, 30-Tim Everhart, Carol Raudebaugh
June Anniversaries 2-John & Carolyn Fetzer, Mike & Doreen Lemons 3-Paul & Joyce Weaver 4-David & Linda Depinet, Paul & Jerrie Pryor 5-Eric & Danielle Willman 8- George & Eunice Dupey 10-Nick & Jessica Shoemaker 11- Chris & Jane Arnold, Woody & Betty Snyder 16-Curt & Melissa Mellott 17-Jim & Beth Donaldson, Don & Debbie Ellis 21-Rev. Jeff & Carol Lanzer 22- Robert & Phyllis Wisebaker 23-Brian & Rachel Briggs 24-Andrew & Colleen Newman 25-Ken & Jan Foy 26-Paul & Phyllis Earl 27-John & Margaretta Covert 29-Joe & Pat Shreiner
Sun.
5
Mon.
6
7 p.m. Trustees
12
YAC
19
Tues.
7
Weds.
1
2
7:30 a.m. Bible Study at Bailiwicks 6:30 p.m. The Landing
8:30 a.m. TOPS
8
9
4:30 p.m. 7:30 a.m. Weight Watchers Bible Study at Bailiwicks 6:30 p.m. The Landing 7:30 p.m.
Fri.
3
7p.m. Choir Practice
10
8:30 a.m. TOPS
7p.m. Choir Practice
8:30 a.m. TOPS
YAC
4:30 p.m. 7:30 a.m. Weight Watchers Bible Study at Bailiwicks 6:30 p.m. The Landing
East Ohio Annual Conference
East Ohio Annual Conference
East Ohio Annual Conference
East Ohio Annual Conference
East Ohio Annual Conference
20
21
22
23
24
6 p.m. Finance Committee 7 p.m. Ad Council
11 8:00 a.m. Weight Watchers
14
27
4 8:00 a.m. Weight Watchers
13
7pm Christian Ed
Sat.
YAC 15
4:30 p.m. 7:30 a.m. Weight Watchers Bible Study at Bailiwicks 6:30 p.m. 6:30-8 p.m. The Landing
26
Thurs.
16
8:30 a.m. TOPS
5 Practices Study 28
29
30
17
28 8:00 a.m. Weight Watchers
25 8:00 a.m. Weight Watchers
FAITH UMC
NON-PROFIT ORG US Postal Permit #287
75 N. Sandusky St.
Tiffin, OH 44883
Tiffin, OH 44883
8:00 a.m. Sandy Yarbrough
10:15 a.m. LITURGISTS
Paul Fortney Kris Klopfenstein (6/12)
READERS June 5 June 12 June 19 June 26
Mark Milroy Tim Everhart Jane Dietrich Bonnie Scherger
June 5 June 12 June 19 June 26
Ryan Dietrich David Dietrich Kevin Dietrich Alexis Quickle
June 5 June 12 June 19 June 26 June 5 June 12 June 19 June 26
Jane Arnold Kris Klopfenstein Sue Klopfenstein Sharon Smith ACOLYTES
Max Fortney Sydney Fortney
A/V OPERATORS Brian Briggs Kevin & Jonathan O’Millian Bruce & Julie Morris & David Dietrich Greg Glover Brian Briggs NURSERY Kevin Dietrich & Sandy Yarbrough Shelly & Greg Glover Jason & Hollie Borer Micki & Mark Tusing
GREETERS & USHERS Chip, Jane, David, Kevin, & Ryan Dietrich Vickie Snyder & Ann Hade
