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United Church of Ludlow - Weekly News - Sunday, November 2, 2014

10/31/2014

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A warm welcome to all visitors.  If the Pastor or any member of the congregation may be of service to you, please contact the church office at 802-228-4211 or Rev. Harpster at 802-875-8895. His email is harpsterd@vermontel.net.
 
Upcoming Meetings
Women’s Group - Every Wednesday at 10:00 A.M.
Executive Committee – Date to be determined.
 
Upcoming Events
-       Annual Congregational Meeting – November 9 after the    service.
-       The Rev. Dr. Lynn Bujnak, Vermont Conference     Minister (UCC) – November 16
-       First Sunday of Advent – November 30
 
Weekly Offerings
Offerings and other cash receipts for the week of October 26 were $1,283.00. The cost for each week is $1,385.00 (derived by dividing the annual budget by 52 weeks).
 
Altar Guild
Brenda Dansingburg and Laura Caravatt will be sharing the Altar Guild responsibilities for the month of November.  A special thank you to Anne Oakes, Andy Ohotnicky, Jim and Sandy Peplau for the beautiful fall decorations at the chancel.

Coffee Hour
A time of fellowship following the service of worship is held in the social hall. Coffee, juice and refreshments will be served.    
 
Ushers for the month of November
This is a reminder for those of you who have signed up and a notice of those Sundays that are open.                            
                                Ushers           Communion
November 2            Laura                 Sandy & Jim
November 9            Sandy & Jim
November 16          **Open
November 23          **Open
November 30          **Open

2014-2105 Offering Envelopes
Envelopes are available on the table as you pick up your bulletin. Estimates of Giving relate to the general operational budget and the building fund.  They are a great help to the Executive Committee as it prepares the 2014-2015 budget.  Please submit them as soon as possible.

Memorial Hymnals
For those of you who have made a contribution toward the church’s purchase of hymnals in memory or in honor of your loved ones and friends - please pick up your hymnal from the upstairs table. You are welcome to keep them in your pew to use each Sunday.

Church World Service School Kits
The Outreach/Mission Committee of the United Church of Ludlow was delighted to organize the creation and filling of 52 school kit bags for the Church World Service.

The school kit bags were made by members of the church and were filled with 3 notebooks, a ruler, eraser, pencil sharpener, 6 pencils, 24 crayons and one pair of scissors. The kits will be given to children in impoverished schools, refugee camps or other difficult settings throughout the world. Funding for the project locally came from a UCC Disaster

Ministries matching grant and mission funds from United Church. To learn more about this project, go to www.cwsglobal.org. And to learn more about the United Church of Ludlow, go to www.unitedchurch.us.

Malayaka House 
Robert Fleming, the founder of Malayaka House, gave a very moving and informative talk on this orphanage which serves youth in Uganda, Africa  at the Deacons’ Luncheon this past Sunday.  Additional information is available in what follows below:

The address for US donations (a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization) is Malayaka House, PO Box 9352, South Burlington, VT 05407 or online.  Donations are acknowledged by Robert Fleming’s mother in wonderful notes.  

The primary website is www.malayakahouse.com.  Click on “meet our children” and a photo gallery appears - click on any name and you get that child’s story and a photo album of that child’s development.

There are many websites with MH information, including www.boboscoffee.com, www.malayakahouse.wordpress.com, www.facebook.com/MalayakaHouse and www.twitter.com/malayakahouse.

Consider Attending the Windham Union Association Meeting in our Church
this Sunday, November 2
Robert Kottkamp, President of the Executive Committee and Moderator of Windham Union Association, would love to have a few church members attend this event. You don’t need to be an officer or a saint, just a bit interested in the church one step beyond our walls. Be sure to take this opportunity to support Bob in his work with the larger church and to learn about our common ministry in the United Church of Christ.

Meeting begins with Lunch at 1:00 P.M.           
Short worship service at 2:00 P.M.
Presenter/Facilitator:  Rev. Jim Thomas, Associate Conference Minister


Topic: Exploring What It Means To Be An Association In The 21st Century
In a mix of presentation and small group conversations, we’ll explore our history, polity, and future as a setting of the United Church of Christ. We’ll hear of movements afoot in other associations, and consider what our future role may be.

Capital Needs Assessment 
Months ago the Executive Board commissioned a Capital Needs Assessment by a professional engineer to help us create a plan to keep our physical plant in good repair now that the Phyllis Agan Trust money is available to us.

The CNA Report is now available on the church website.

Go to www.unitedchurch.us and click on the category called “Annual Report”.  This is located at the top of the screen on the title bar at the far right.

Once you click on “Annual Report” you will see a screen which says “Capital Needs Assessment”.  Click on the orange wording…Click to read the Capital Needs Assessment Report.

If you have any questions, please send an email to unitedchurch@tds.net

 


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United Church of Ludlow - Weekly News - October 26, 2014

10/24/2014

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A warm welcome to all visitors.  If the Pastor or any member of the congregation may be of service to you, please contact the church office at 802-228-4211 or Rev. Harpster at 802-875-8895. His email is harpsterd@vermontel.net.
 
Upcoming Meetings
Women’s Group - Every Wednesday at 10:00 A.M.
 
Upcoming Events
-       Windham Union Association Meeting – November 2
-       Annual Congregational Meeting – November 9
-       The Rev. Dr. Lynn Bujnak, Vermont Conference   Minister (UCC) – November 16
 
Weekly Offerings
Offerings and other cash receipts for the week of October 19 were $1,228.00. The cost for each week is $1,385.00 (derived by dividing the annual budget by 52 weeks).
 
Altar Guild
Brenda Dansingburg and Laura Caravatt will be sharing the Altar Guild responsibilities for the month of October.  A special thank you to Anne Oakes, Andy Ohotnicky, Jim and Sandy Peplau for the beautiful fall decorations at the chancel.
 
Coffee Hour
A time of fellowship following the service of worship is held in the social hall. Coffee, juice and refreshments will be served.    
 
Ushers for the month of October & November
This is a reminder for those of you who have signed up and a notice of those Sundays that are open.                           
 
                                 Ushers           Communion
October 26             Bob & Ginny
November 2            Laura                 Sandy & Jim
November 9            Sandy & Jim
November 16          **Open
November 23          **Open
November 30          **Open

   

Deacons’ Luncheon and Malayaka House

The Deacons’ Luncheon will be held immediately following the service of worship.  Robert Fleming, founder of Malayaka House in Uganda, Africa will be our guest speaker.

Malayaka House rescues orphaned and abandoned children in Uganda.  It provides a secure home where the children can thrive in an environment of love.  The Outreach/Mission Committee from the church support this orphanage with funds from its budget.

The luncheon menu will include hoagies, homemade desserts and beverages.

What a wonderful way of celebrating Reformation Sunday!  All are welcome to come and listen to his message of hope and affirmation.   

2014-2105 Offering Envelopes
Envelopes are available on the table as you pick up your bulletin. Estimates of Giving relate to the general operational budget and the building fund.  They are a great help to the Executive Committee as it prepares the 2014-2015 budget.  Please submit them as soon as possible.


Memorial Hymnals
For those of you who have made a contribution towards the church’s purchase of hymnals in memory or in honor of your loved ones and friends….please pick up your hymnal from the upstairs table. You are welcome to keep them in your pew to use each Sunday.

Church World Service School Kits

The Outreach/Mission Committee of the United Church of Ludlow was delighted to organize the creation and filling of 52 school kit bags for the Church World Service.

The school kit bags were made by members of the church and were filled with 3 notebooks, a ruler, eraser, pencil sharpener, 6 pencils, 24 crayons and one pair of scissors. The kits will be given to children in impoverished schools, refugee camps or other difficult settings throughout the world. Funding for the project locally came from a UCC Disaster

Ministries matching grant and mission funds from United Church.

To learn more about this project, go to www.cwsglobal.org.

And to learn more about the United Church of Ludlow, go to www.unitedchurch.us.

Fifth Annual “Stick Season Social”

Black River Good Neighbor Services invites you to the Fifth Annual Stick Season Social on Saturday, November 1, at 6:00 P.M. at Sam’s Steak House.

Join them for their silent auction and raffle and for an outstanding dinner buffet, famous salad bar, superb desserts and cash bar.

All proceeds help those in need of food, rent, heat and utility assistance.

Tickets are $55 and may be purchased at the BRGNS Thrift Store and also online at brgn.org.  Lee Potter, Bob Kottkamp or Executive Director, Audrey Bridge at 228-3663 will be glad to answer any questions.

Capital Needs Assessment Available on Website

Months ago the Executive Board commissioned a Capital Needs Assessment by a professional engineer to help us create a plan to keep our physical plant in good repair now that the Phyllis Agan Trust money is available to us. 

The CNA Report is available on the church website, www.unitedchurch.us To find the report, click on "More..."at the top right of the home page and then click Capital Needs Assessment  on the menu that comes up.




Consider Attending the Windham Union Association Meetingin our Church Sunday, November 2

I would love to have a few church members attend this event. You don’t need to be an officer or a saint, just a bit interested in the church one step beyond our walls. I’d feel supported if some of us were present!

Meeting begins with Lunch at 1:00 P.M.   Menu to include hoagies, homemade desserts and beverages.

Presenter/Facilitator:  Rev. Jim Thomas, Associate Conference Minister

Topic: Exploring What It Means To Be An Association In The 21st Century

In a mix of presentation and small group conversations, we’ll explore our history, polity, and future as a setting of the United Church of Christ. We’ll hear of movements afoot in other associations, and consider what our future role may be.




More concretely, here are questions discussed when Jim facilitated another association:

1.   What does the Windham Union Association mean to you?

2.   How is the Association important to the life of your church?

3.   What could the Association be doing to assist your church?

4.   To get more participation from the churches, what would the Association need to offer?

5.   If the Association ceased to exist, what would you miss?

6.   Is there a way to get what you’d miss without there being an Association?

See Bob Kottkamp for questions and information.

 

Luncheon for Association Meeting – 1:00 P.M.
The United Church is hosting the Windham Association meeting and luncheon will be served.  Available in the lobby will be the menu donations we hope you will consider providing.




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United Church of Ludlow - Weekly News - Sunday, October 19, 2014 

10/15/2014

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A warm welcome to all visitors.  If the Pastor or any member of the congregation may be of service to you, please contact the church office at 802-228-4211 or Rev. Harpster at 802-875-8895. His email is harpsterd@vermontel.net.
 
Upcoming Meetings
Women’s Group - Every Wednesday at 10:00 a.m.
Executive Committee – Wednesday, October 22 at 7:00 p.m.
 
Upcoming Events
-       Deacons’ Luncheon – October 26 Speaker -  Robert Fleming of Malayaka House
-       Reformation Sunday – October 26 -  Remembrance of Deceased Members and Dedication of Memorial Gifts.
-       Windham Union Association Meeting – November 2
-       Annual Congregational Meeting – November 9
-       The Rev. Dr. Lynn Bujnak, Vermont Conference Minister (UCC) – November 16
 
Weekly Offerings
Offerings and other cash receipts for the week of October 12 were $2,241.84. The cost for each week is $1,385.00 (derived by dividing the annual budget by 52 weeks).
 
 

Altar Guild
Brenda Dansingburg and Laura Caravatt will be sharing the Altar Guild responsibilities for the month of October.  Brenda will take care of the altar and Laura will provide her beautiful flowers.
 
Coffee Hour
A time of fellowship following the service of worship is held in the social hall. Coffee, juice and refreshments will be served.   
 
Ushers for the month of October & November
This is a reminder for those of you who have signed up and a notice of those Sundays that are open.                           
 
                              Ushers              Communion                           
October 19             Anne & Andy
October 26             Bob & Ginny
November 2            Laura                 Sandy & Jim
November 9            Sandy & Jim
November 16          **Open
November 23          **Open
November 30          **Open

2014-2105 Offering Envelopes
Envelopes are available on the table as you pick up your bulletin. Estimates of Giving relate to the general operational budget and the building fund.  They are a great help to the Executive Committee as it prepares the 2014-2015 budget.  Please submit them as soon as possible.
 

Fall Meeting of Windham Union Association
The Windham Union Association will hold its fall meeting at United Church of Ludlow on Sunday, November 2nd beginning with lunch at 1:00 P.M. 
 
Associate Conference Minister, Jim Thomas, will be with us as we explore what it means to be an Association in the 21st Century. 
 
In a mix of presentation and conversation, those gathered will explore our history, polity, and future as a setting of the United Church of Christ. We’ll hear of movements afoot in other associations, and consider what our future role may be.
 
Luncheon for Association Meeting – 1:00 P.M.
The United Church is hosting the Windham Association meeting on Sunday, November 2nd and luncheon will be served.  Available in the lobby will be the menu donations we hope you will consider providing.
 
Harvest Home, October 19
The annual service of Harvest Home will be celebrated on Sunday, October 19. Gifts of food items to the Good Neighbors Food Shelf are encouraged. The following is a list of food most needed by the Food Shelf:  canned fruits, especially apple sauce, pancake mix and syrup, cereal, tuna fish, canned meats, canned vegetables, evaporated milk, crackers, and pasta or rice sides. 
 
Monetary gifts are also encouraged. Checks should be made out to United Church of Ludlow specified for the Good Neighbors Food Shelf.
 

Reformation Sunday, October 26
On Reformation Sunday, Rev. Harpster will dedicate gifts to the church that have been made in the past year.
 
Members and friends of the church also have the opportunity to present monetary gifts in memory or in honor of individuals. 
 
A dedication form is provided with this week’s bulletin.  In order for your dedication to be included in the bulletin for Reformation Sunday, all gifts should be in the church office by Wednesday, October 22.  For more information, you can speak with Anne Oakes, Receiver of Offerings. 
 
Example of form:
 
In memory of
_________________________________________
 
Presented by
_________________________________________
 
or
 
In honor of
_________________________________________
 
Presented by
_________________________________________
 
 


 Memorial Gift Opportunity: The New Church Sign

A beautiful new church sign announcing our presence has been ordered and will be installed this fall on the front yard such that is visible from all three approaches to the Elm and Pleasant Street intersection.

We have received one major memorial donation; a second donation toward this project was made several years ago.

If you would like to honor or memorialize someone, this is a great opportunity to donate toward a needed and permanent physical improvement to our church.

All donations received before Reformation Sunday, October 26, will be acknowledged during the service. Andy Ohotnicky is the expert on the sign itself. Pastor Harpster and Bob Kottkamp can also answer questions.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 




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United Church of Ludlow - Weekly News - Sunday, October 12, 2014

10/8/2014

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A warm welcome to all visitors.  If the Pastor or any member of the congregation may be of service to you, please contact the church office at 802-228-4211 or Rev. Harpster at 802-875-8895. His email is harpsterd@vermontel.net.
 
Upcoming Meetings
Women’s Group - Every Wednesday at 10:00 a.m.
Executive Committee – Wednesday, October 22 at 7:00 p.m.

Upcoming Events
-    Harvest Home – October 19
-    Deacons’ Luncheon – October 26 Speaker -  Robert Fleming of Malayaka House
-    Reformation Sunday – October 26 -  Remembrance of Deceased Members and Dedication of Memorial Gifts.
-       Windham Union Association Meeting – November 2
-       Annual Congregational Meeting – November 9
-       The Rev. Dr. Lynn Bujnak, Vermont Conference Minister (UCC) – November 16

Weekly Offerings
Offerings and other cash receipts for the week of October 5 were $709.00. The cost for each week is $1,385.00 (derived by dividing the annual budget by 52 weeks).

Altar Guild
Brenda Dansingburg and Laura Caravatt will be sharing the Altar Guild responsibilities for the month of October.  Brenda will take care of the altar and Laura will provide her beautiful flowers.

Coffee Hour
A time of fellowship following the service of worship is held in the social hall. Coffee, juice and refreshments will be served.   

Ushers for the month of October
This is a reminder for those of you who have signed up and a notice of those Sundays that are open.                            
                              Ushers                           
October 12             Sandy & Jim
October 19             Anne & Andy
October 26             Bob & Ginny

2014-2105 Offering Envelopes
Envelopes are available on the table as you pick up your bulletin. Estimates of Giving relate to the general operational budget and the building fund.  They are a great help to the Executive Committee as it prepares the 2014-2015 budget.  Please submit them as soon as possible.

Fall Meeting of Windham Union Association
The Windham Union Association will hold its fall meeting at United Church of Ludlow on Sunday, November 2nd beginning with lunch at 1:00 P.M. 

Associate Conference Minister, Jim Thomas, will be with us as we explore what it means to be an Association in the 21st Century. 

 In a mix of presentation and conversation, those gathered will explore our history, polity, and future as a setting of the United Church of Christ. We’ll hear of movements afoot in other associations, and consider what our future role may be.

Luncheon for Association Meeting – 1:00 P.M.
The United Church is hosting the Windham Association meeting on Sunday, November 2nd and luncheon will be served.  Available in the lobby will be the menu donations we hope you will consider providing.

Harvest Home, October 19
The annual service of Harvest Home will be celebrated on Sunday, October 19. Gifts of food items to the Good Neighbors Food Shelf are encouraged. The following is a list of food most needed by the Food Shelf:  canned fruits, especially apple sauce, pancake mix and syrup, cereal, tuna fish, canned meats, canned vegetables, evaporated milk, crackers, and pasta or rice sides. 

Monetary gifts are also encouraged. Checks should be made out to United Church of Ludlow specified for the Good Neighbors Food Shelf.

Reformation Sunday, October 26
On Reformation Sunday, Rev. Harpster will dedicate gifts to the church that have been made in the past year.

Members and friends of the church also have the opportunity to present monetary gifts in memory or in honor of individuals.  One opportunity this year is a contribution toward the new church sign which will grace the front lawn in the near future.

A dedication form is provided with this week’s bulletin.  In order for your dedication to be included in the bulletin for Reformation Sunday, all gifts should be in the church office by Wednesday, October 22.  For more information, you can speak with Anne Oakes, Receiver of Offerings. 

Example of form:

In memory of

_________________________________________

Presented by

_________________________________________

or

In honor of

_________________________________________

Presented by

_________________________________________

 In Search of Hosts for the Young Americans
Connie Wilcox, our former organist and long-time vocal music teacher in Ludlow has asked me to solicit housing for a singing group.

The Young Americans are successors to what many of us knew as Up with People. These are young people ages 18-26 that travel the country to provide workshops for elementary and secondary students. This year the workshop is at Green Mountain HS in Chester. Kids from Ludlow, Mount Holly, and Cavendish Elementary and Black River Middle and High School are involved.

From Bob Kottkamp….hosting is something Ginny and I have done for years, mostly for international people, to our great advantage in terms of understanding and our own growth. These young people provide the same opportunities for us. They sing, dance, act, and teach these arts to our local kids.

 The finale is a production where the kids are the singers, dancers and actors. Young Americans are carefully chosen and thoroughly trained. They travel from school district to school district bringing an uplifting presence and eliciting enthusiasm from students, parents, educators and their communities. This opportunity falls within our Church’s historical community outreach.

The dates for hosting are October 15 through 18. Hosting involves a place to sleep, some meals, and transportation. This is a well-structured and planned experience. Please see Anne Oakes or Bob Kottkamp for details and application forms. Ginny and I will be hosting. George Thomson can fill you in on how students benefit.

“In addition to hosting students, the organizers are in need of snacks and bottled water.   They can particularly use: bottled water, bananas, apples, granola bars, fruit bars, water, cheese sticks, pretzels. Anything that is individually wrapped is best (grab and go)… George Thomson is coordinating this effort.  Items can be dropped off at the church, his house or at Cavendish Town Elementary School (or George is even willing to pick up if you give him advance notice).

Items need to be donated by October 14 so that he can transport them to GMUHS.  Anything you can do will be greatly appreciated. Both Cindi Austin and Connie Wilcox express their deep appreciation in advance. If you have any questions please feel free to call him at 228-6275 or email thomson131vt@gmail.com”




 


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United Church of Ludlow- Weekly News - Sunday, October 5, 2014

10/3/2014

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A warm welcome to all visitors.  If the Pastor or any member of the congregation may be of service to you, please contact the church office at 802-228-4211 or Rev. Harpster at 802-875-8895. His email is harpsterd@vermontel.net.

Upcoming Meetings
Women’s Group - Every Wednesday at 10:00 a.m.

Upcoming Events
Deacons’ Luncheon – October 26 Speaker -  Robert Fleming of Malayaka House
Reformation Sunday – October 26 -  Remembrance of Deceased Members and Dedication of Memorial Gifts.
Windham Union Association Meeting – November 2
Annual Congregational Meeting – November 9
The Rev. Dr. Lynn Bujnak, Vermont Conference Minister (UCC) – November 16

 Weekly Offerings
Offerings and other cash receipts for the week of September 21 were $1,151.00. The cost for each week is $1,385.00 (derived by dividing the annual budget by 52 weeks).
 
Altar Guild
Brenda Dansingburg and Laura Caravatt will be sharing the Altar Guild responsibilities for the month of September.  Brenda will take care of the altar and Laura will provide her beautiful flowers.

Coffee Hour
A time of fellowship following the service of worship is held in the social hall. Coffee, juice and refreshments will be served.    

2014-2105 Offering Envelopes
They are available on the table as you pick up your bulletin. Estimates of Giving relate to the general operational budget and are a great help to the Executive Committee as it prepares the 2014-2015 budget.  Please submit them as soon as possible.


Ushers for the month of September & October
This is a reminder for those of you who have signed up and a notice of those Sundays that are open.                         
                                   Ushers               Communion         
September 21           Anne & Andy
September 28           Brenda & Dick
October 5                 Laura                     Brenda & Dick
October 12               Sandy & Jim
October 19               Anne & Andy
October 26               **Open

In Search of Hosts for the Young Americans
Connie Wilcox, our former organist and long-time vocal music teacher in Ludlow has asked me to solicit housing for a singing group.

The Young Americans are successors to what many of us knew as Up with People. These are young people ages 18-26 that travel the country to provide workshops for elementary and secondary students. This year the workshop is at Green Mountain HS in Chester. Kids from Ludlow, Mount Holly, and Cavendish Elementary and Black River Middle and High School are involved.
 
Hosting is something Ginny and I have done for years, mostly for international people, to our great advantage in terms of understanding and our own growth. These young people provide the same opportunities for us. They sing, dance, act, and teach these arts to our local kids.
 
The finale is a production where the kids are the singers, dancers and actors. Young Americans are carefully chosen and thoroughly trained. They travel from school district to school district bringing an uplifting presence and eliciting enthusiasm from students, parents, educators and their communities. This opportunity falls within our Church’s historical community outreach.
 
The dates for hosting are October 15 through 18. Hosting involves a place to sleep, some meals, and transportation. This is a well-structured and planned experience. Please see Bob Kottkamp for details and application forms. Ginny and I will be hosting. George Thomson can fill you in on how students benefit.

Items need to be donated by October 14 so that he can transport them to GMUHS.  Anything you can do will be greatly appreciated. Both Cindi Austin and Connie Wilcox express their deep appreciation in advance. If you have any questions please feel free to call him at 228-6275 or email thomson131vt@gmail.com” 

Fall Meeting of Windham Union Association
The Windham Union Association will hold its fall meeting at the United Church of Ludlow on Sunday, November 2nd beginning with lunch at 1:00 P.M.

Associate Conference Minister, Jim Thomas, will be with us as we explore what it means to be an Association in the 21st century.

In a mix of presentation and conversation, those gathered will explore our history, polity, and future as a setting of the United Church of Christ.  We'll hear of movements afoot in other associations and consider what our future role may be.













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