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Volume 7 Issue 10
October
2014
We are a Christ-centered church committed to making disciples by
witnessing God’s grace, mercy and love to all people.
FOLLOWING JESUS TOGETHER
www.OtterbeinumcSpry.com
E-Mail: SpryUMC@verizon.net
Traditional Worship 9:00 am Sunday School for All Ages 10:10 am
Contemporary Worship 11:00 am
Church Office: 717- 741-1429 Parsonage: 717- 741-0579
Otterbein UMC of Spry 50 School Street, York, PA 17402
Rev. Dr. Ken Loyer, Pastor / Rev. Dave McCullough, Associate Pastor
A People of Prayer
church, and on it sits a Bible with the
following inscription:
“Rejoice always, pray continually, give
This Bible was presented to the
thanks in all circumstances; for this is
Otterbein United Brethren in
God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.”
Christ Church at Spry, PA [that
—1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
was the name of our congregation at the time] by the “Loyal
Dear Otterbein Church Family,
Workers” Class of the Sunday
God’s house is a house of
School, December 23, 1928. J.
prayer. God calls us to be a people of
Lower Grimm, Pastor
prayer. We can pray anywhere, and
Members of the Class
God is always—always!—ready to comMrs. J. Lower Grimm, Mrs.
municate with us through prayer. In a
Mary Weitcamp, Mrs. Lillian
special way, we gather together at
Grim, Mrs. Ada Foust, Mrs. Carchurch to pray. Praying is one of the
rie Kockenour, Mrs. Mamie
most important things that we do in our
Coneway, Mrs. Mabel Neff,
life together.
Mrs. Iva Butcher, Mrs. Mary
snyder, Mrs. Iva Slenker, Mrs.
That’s why I’m particularly exViola Ferree, Mrs. Jennie
cited to share this news with you. On
Stoner, Mrs. Rebecca BarOctober 5th, we are going to celebrate
shinger, Mrs. Elsie Bupp, Mrs.
the dedication of our newly renovated
Estella Krout, Mrs. Flora Pifer,
Prayer Chapel. A number of people
Mrs. Irene Slenker, Mrs. Mary
have helped with this project. Thanks to
Ferree, Mrs. Ida Barshinger,
Nadine Goodwin and family, who deMrs. Pauline Stabley, Mrs. Marsigned and oversaw the renovation of
tha Barshinger, Mrs. Bertha
this space, which is now marked with a
Hawkins, Mrs. Alice Wineka,
plaque to honor the memory of Bill
Mrs. Virgie Spangler, Mrs.
Goodwin. Also, thanks to Ed Anderson
Mabel McCleary, Miss Blanche
for hanging the pictures and plaque;
Stabley, Mrs. Ida Hengst, Mrs.
John Shue, Harry Becker, and Joe
Mary Lehigh, Mrs. Laura BarMowery, who helped with the ceiling,
shinger.
lighting, and painting; Warren Adams,
Chairman of the Trustees, for his assisWhen I look at the painting of
tance in a number of ways; and David
Jesus, the altar, and that Bible, I am
Hamberger for his beautiful restoration reminded that we stand in a long tradiof the painting of Jesus, the painting
tion of people who have faithfully folthat for many years appeared in the old lowed Christ, people dedicated to seeksanctuary of our church.
ing God through Scripture, worship, and
prayer. Now it is our turn, our time. My
The Prayer Chapel also inhope is that by God’s grace we, too, will
cludes the altar used for years by our
be such people, and that we will
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WEEKLY BIBLE STUDIES
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Every Sunday Morning at 10:10
The Bright Promise Class meets in the Meeting
Room. Leaders: Scott and Doris Snyder. We are
studying the book “Read the Bible for Life - Listen,
Understand, Respond.” All are welcome. Come
join us!
The Monday Morning Bible Study
meets in the Meeting Room at 9:45.
We are back into the Old Testament
to study Ezra. All are invited to join
this wonderful group to study God’s
word. Contact Joe Mowery, 757-7068 or
jbmowery@comcast.net for more information.
The Ole Faithful Class meets in the library
located behind the Sanctuary. Leaders (Alternate):
Joe Mowery and Nadine Goodwin. The class is
using ‘Christian Living in the Mature Years’ Bible
study.
The Wednesday Evening Bible Study is using
Adam Hamilton's 'Revival, Faith as Wesley Lived
It' as our study during "Wednesdays Together" at
6:15 in Room 101. John Wesley's message and
his faith continue to speak to 21st century Christians. Through this study and the DVD, Adam
Hamilton takes us on a pilgrimage to the places
where the Methodist revival began and it becomes
a journey into the heart and soul of what it means
to follow Christ in the Wesley tradition. Everyone
is welcome, bring your Bible and join us! For
more information, contact Nadine Goodwin 2254820 or nadgoodwin@aol.com.
The Seekers meet in the lower level in Room 100
(the classroom right across from the church office).
It is a Bible study based class. Bring your Bible,
and come and grow in the faith with us!
The Practical Christianity Class meets in Room
101 and is led by a team of teachers who rotate.
We study the Bible and issues related to faith and
everyday life.
The Young Women's Group
meets at the church every 1st
and 3rd Monday at 7 pm. We
are a group of women in our
late twenties to early forties
who meet to have fellowship,
discuss life issues, and study
the Bible. Many of us are
moms but you don't have to
be a mom to come! Come and be blessed! We
would love to have you join us! Childcare is provided.
Our youth and children’s classes meet on the
Upper Level. Children’s Department teachers: Bev
Castriota, Jen Coppage, Missy Howard, and Molly
Loyer.
Junior and Senior High youth teachers: Virginia
Houser and Rusty Coppage.
We now have a new children’s Sunday School
class for 4-6th graders. Join us for learning, discussion, and fun at 10:10 am every Sunday in
Room 402.
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The Men’s Group,
Iron Men, meets on
the first and third Monday of each month
from 7 to 8:15 pm in
the Sanctuary. All
men, regardless of age or stage in life, are invited
to join us. Child care is provided. “As iron sharpens
iron, so one man sharpens another”.(Proverbs
27:17)
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Nursery ages 0-2 yrs. Room 401
3 yrs. - kindergarten Room 403
1st - 3rd grade Room 404
4th - 6th grade Room 402
Youth ages 12 - 18 Room 406
Join us for fun and Bible teaching!
Kids' Club
All children 4 - 12 years old are
welcome!
Every 1st and 3rd Sunday of the
month 2 - 4 pm
Games, Snacks, Crafts, Bible Lessons,
Music & More!
Free of charge
Adult Supervision
(We are a Safe Sanctuary Church)
Kids’ Club 2014-2015
Secret Agents in Action
Calling all Secret Agents in kindergarten through
age 12… Join us this year at Kids’ Club to learn how
to live courageously as God’s disciples. Receive
your own special agent passport to collect information, decode secret messages, and complete daily
challenges. Games, crafts, and snacks are included
in each mission!
Christmas Play 2014
Parts for the children’s Christmas play will be
handed out at Kids’ Club on November 2. There will
be performances at both the 9:00 am and the 11:00
am services on December 21st. Your child must be
able to attend the performances and at least one
other play practice to participate. See the following
schedule for practice dates.
January 4- Agents in Action Mission 6 and
Popcorn and a Movie- The Great Mouse Detective
January 18- Agents in Action Mission 7
February 1- Agents in Action Mission 8
February 15- Agents in Action Mission 9 and
Kids’ Club Annual Olympics!
March 1- Agents in Action Mission 10
March 15- Agents in Action Mission 11
April 19- Agents in Action Mission 12
May 3- Agents in Action Mission 13
May 17- VBS Sneak Peak!
Growing in God
We are blessed to offer Children's Worship during both the
Traditional and Contemporary
Services. To help grow the
children's faith and foster family conversation, we
will begin sending home weekly key Bible points the
children learned, a Scripture reading for the family,
and a few questions to discuss. Hopefully, this will
help reinforce the teaching during that time as well
as inform parents what the children learned. Additionally, we would like to challenge the children (and
parents!) to learn one Bible verse or passage a
month that we will work on during Children's WorOctober 5- Agents in Action Mission 3
ship as well.
October's Lessons
October 19- Agents in Action Mission 4
5th- Tower of Babel
12th- Abram follows God
November 2- Agents in Action Mission
19th- Lot and Abram
5 and Initial Play Practice
26th- God's Covenant with Abram
November 16- Play Practice
December 7- Play Practice
Saturday, Dec. 20- Play Practice (time TBA)
October's Bible verses- Proverbs 3:5-6, "Trust in
the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your
own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge
Him and He will direct your paths. "
Sunday, Dec. 21- Christmas Play Performances Younger kids version, "Trust in the Lord with all your
heart."
at 9:00 and 11:00 services
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Youth Schedule
October 2014
All youth ages 12 to 18 are welcome
Sunday October 12, 5 to 7 pm
Join us at the parsonage—2714 Whitney
Dr., York—for food, games (both indoor
and outdoor options), football on TV, a Bible lesson, and fun!
SERVE THE CITY: We as a church have signed
up to assist Compassion York a local ministry by
serving food to those in downtown York on Sunday, November 23, 2014 from 5:00 to 7:00 pm.
Friday October 24, 7 to 9 pm
We are accepting donations of money, food and
Trunk-or-Treat: A Trick-or-Treat
volunteers (see sign-up sheets on table in Narthex).
event for the community. Come in
Volunteers are needed in the following ways: (1) to
costume, and team up with your
prepare food for main meal, (2) make and pack the
family or friends to decorate your
lunches, (3) assembly the main meal bags, (4) to
car and distribute candy to kids.
serve or drive (vans & trucks are needed) the main
We’ll also have hot chocolate, a
meal on-site and (5) to clean-up after the run. “If
bonfire, hayrides, and more.
you or a class would like to take charge of any
Prizes for the best-decorated cars!
parts of this ministry please contact me”. We will
be making the bag lunches and main meal bags
YOU’RE INVITED to accompany
during the Sunday school time downstairs. So any
Meg Mylet to the Servants Ministry
SS classes that wish to assist us may do so during
Center Open House and Volunteer
Appreciation Event on October 26th this time. This is a great opportunity for us to do
from 1-4pm. Join Servants for a tour what Christ commands us-serve him by serving
others. As our Lord says, “…for I was hungry, and
of their new office and warehouse
you gave me food…” (Matthew 25:35). If interested,
space and help them celebrate all
that God has done through their vol- please contact Charlie Brown at 887-1063 or
cbrown1996@comcast.net. Thank you!
unteers this year! The volunteers are the key to
their ministry and they want to take the opportunity
to say thanks! The Servants Ministry Center is loThis year the annual Church
cated at 100 Redco Ave. Suite C-0, Red Lion, PA
Conference will be on Sunday,
17356. (It is the old Yorktowne Cabinet building
November 9 at 5:00 pm at our
behind Broadway Transmission). RSVP to Meg at
church. It will begin with wormmylet@hotmail.com or 347-7774.
ship in the Sanctuary with
other churches of the DallasAll Saints Sunday will be obtown Cluster. After worship,
served November 2nd. We will
celebrate the lives of those mem- each church will have its own
bers who have departed from us individual meeting to conduct
since November 2013 at the 9 am the necessary business of
Church Conference. This format places a greater
worship service.
emphasis on worship and will keep the business
portion to a minimum. All church members are welTime to turn back the clock.
Daylight savings time ends on Sun- come, and church officers are especially encouraged to attend this meeting which will include a reday, November 2. Remember to
turn back your clocks 1 hour on the view of the previous year’s ministries as well as the
setting of ministry goals for 2015.
evening of Saturday, November 1.
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Special Christmas Music Cantata
Keith Andrew Grim will be present“Worship the Lord with
ing “Child Of Bethlehem – A Christgladness; come before
mas Music Cantata” at Otterbein
him with joyful songs”
Spry at both the traditional 9 am
Psalm 100.2
service and the 11 am contemporary service on November 30, 2014.
The concert is a musical journey
through the events of the birth of
Children’s Music Opportunities
Jesus Christ through scripture readLord’s Lil’ Singers, our children’s
ings, acoustic guitar instrumental Christmas Carols,
choir plans to sing this fall (date to
original Christmas songs written by Keith, and mube announced). All children are
sic presented by the congregation.
welcome and we encourage them to
A People of Prayer
come to Sunday School at 10:10
am in the Music Room #400 when
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we sing and practice our songs.
continually commit ourselves to make the most of
We also sing at the start of Kids’
our time in the service of Jesus Christ. My hope is
Club the 1st and 3rd Sunday each month at 2:00 pm. that we, too, will strive with renewed dedication to
seeking God through Scripture, worship, and
Joyful Lil’ Ringers
prayer.
Children 1st grade through
5th grade are invited to ring
I invite you to check out our newly renobells and be creative with
vated Prayer Chapel. It is a beautiful, peaceful
music (Kids’ Music Room
space. We hold various services there, such as our
#400). No experience or
Wednesday Prayer Service and our Services of
music reading required. In addition to ringing bells, Prayer for Healing on the fifth Sunday of each
the group also performed a liturgical dance in June! month. But the Prayer Chapel is also ideal for perRehearsals are ½ hour 1 evening a week, Tuessonal prayer, so please use it for that purpose as
days 5:15—5:45. If your child is interested, please well. The door is always unlocked, and anyone can
contact Laurie Snyder 309-1678 or
access it anytime the church is open. This space
uterps@comcast.net.
deserves to be used often, not simply because it
has been attractively renovated, but most of all beChristmas is Coming…
cause it is a place of prayer. May God help us to
an invitation is extended be, more and more, a people of prayer.
to YOU to sing with the
choir during the Advent
See you in worship!
and Christmas SeaKen
son. We will begin working on Christmas music
in October, so please
join us for rehearsals Thursdays at 6:30 pm in the
Sanctuary. For more info when we will start contact
Laurie Snyder.
We are also in contact with the Dallastown Middle
School String Ensemble for our annual Sounds of
the Season concert. More details to come.
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THE ALTAR CIRCLE TEAM (TAC TEAM)
SUNDAY MORNING MINISTRY—October ~ 9 am
Scripture Reader
5 - Claire Nicholson
12 - Joe Mowery
19 - Dodie Stabley
26 - Virginia Houser
Children’s Church
5 - Erin Hammons, Doris Snyder
12 - Martha Brown, Dina Ferree
19 - Heather Beavers,
Dodie Stabley
26 - Linda Noll, Scott Snyder
Greeters
5 - Karen Overrein, Cathy Smith
12 - Karen Overrein, Cathy Smith
19 - Tonya and Olivia Firman
26 - Matt and Dina Ferree
Ushers - Ed Anderson, Carl
Lentz, Cathy and Ellee Smith
f interested or for more
information in volunteering for
these ministries, please call the
church office (741-1429).
Nursery Helpers - Angela Smith,
Sarah Weikert
Communion Servers
5 - Jim and Missy Howard,
Deb Keech
SUNDAY MORNING MINISTRY—October ~ 11 am
Greeters
5 - Meg and Ethan Mylet
12 - Scott and Michelle Schreckengast
19 - Mitch and Clare Hescox
26 - Steve, Stephanie, Emily, and Erin Perago
Children’s Church
5 - Lindsay Barshinger, Pam Brandt
12 - Michelle Schreckengast, Scott Snyder
19 - Molly Loyer
26 - Clare Hescox, Doris Snyder
Ushers - Warren Adams, Bob Becker
Nursery Helpers - Angela Smith, Sarah Weikert
During the month of August our
Food Bank helped 101 families
consisting of 147 adults, 159 children and 43 seniors. Food items
are collected the first Sunday morning of every month or food may be
dropped off during normal office
hours, Tuesday through Friday, 8:30 am—4:00 pm.
We have a small freezer in our Food Pantry so we
are able to accept meats and frozen items. Fresh
eggs and veggies can be stored in the fridge in the
kitchen. Monetary donations are appreciated also.
The Food Bank Committee is very thankful for ALL
the support. If you are in need of assistance from
the Food Bank, contact the church office, 741-1429
by Wednesday each week. Food pick up is Thursdays between 11 am and noon. Any questions see
Virginia Houser or Denise Harlacker. The Food
Bank currently needs paper and plastic grocery
bags.
The Singles’ Group will
resume their monthly meetings starting October 20, 5:30
PM in Fellowship Hall. It will
Fun for Singles be an evening with food,
games and fellowship. Please contact Lucreta
Clark, 741-2621 for details.
“Piggies” will be arriving soon!
Be sure to pick one up in the Narthex.
The filled piggy banks are to be returned November 23rd at the Faith
Harvest Services at 9 and 11 am.
The money will go to our Food Bank,
so fatten your pigs by stuffing them with coins.
Dear Crafters, Thanks for your gift to us!
They always cross fingers in hopes of
being a recipient of a fine handcrafted
lap robe! They are treasures. Thank you for remembering us. Sincerely, Melissa Markel, Autumn
6 House East Activity Director
Ashley is a babysitter.
She lives in York and
enjoys singing, writing,
and drawing.
Lisa is a caregiver.
She lives in York and
enjoys spending time
with her grandchildren.
Lisa Miller
Ashley Haldeman
Charles lives in Jacobus and enjoys reading and watching tv.
Doris is retired and
lives in York.
Charles Thomas
Doris Witta
Dan is an electrical engineer, owner of Moxley
Electronics Corp. He enjoys karate, working
out and collecting cars. Denise is an ophthalmologist at Elmwood Eye Center. She enjoys
tennis, reading, and spending time with family
and friends.
Dan and Denise Kerchner
Claudia
Claudia Kerchner daughter of Dan and Denise
Kerchner was baptized on September 14.
Kane Schnars son of Sarah Schnars and
grandson of Lisa Miller was baptized on September 21. Both children received handmade
christening blankets created by Phyllis Beyer
and Joan Holloway given in love from the
church.
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Directory Updates
The Seniors’ Group luncheon will be held at noon
Wednesday, October 15 at
Perkins Family Restaurant,
2500 E. Market St., York. For
more information contact Pat
Shue, 741-2203.
Ashley Haldeman
523 Ridgeview Dr.
York, PA 17402
741-3408
Cell-715-7218
vintagevixen85@yahoo.com
Date of Birth - Dec. 7
SHARE
Good Food For a Good Price
For a Good Deed
Dan & Denise Kerchner
114 Belmont St.
York, PA 17403
His-818-8011, Hers-309-4224
dkerchner@moxleyelectronics.com
dlkerchner@gmail.com
Anniversary - May 9
Date of Birth
Dan - Nov. 14
Denise - Jan. 3
Claudia - June 27
SHARE is a program that empowers people to be
self-sufficient and strengthens relationships and
communities by encouraging volunteer service.
Through SHARE, people can purchase food packages worth $35-$40 for $21 or less. SHARE offers
a wide variety of meat packages, a veggie package, holiday packages, and during the summer and
fall months, Farm Fresh Packages. Farm Fresh
Packages offer fresh fruits and veggies from family
farmers in Lancaster County. All this for only 2
hours of volunteer service such as church work,
babysitting, calling a neighbor daily, picking up
trash while on a walk, working at a food bank, library, school, etc. If you eat, you’re in! Everyone
can participate in SHARE. Any questions call Virginia Houser, 741-3462 or Lois Roth, 741-2302.
October Sign Up Date
October 11 — 10 am - noon
Lisa Miller
1055 Village Way
York, PA 17404
885-3633
Date of Birth - Nov. 28
Charles Thomas
109 Valley Rd.
Jacobus, PA 17407
747-9392
Date of Birth - Nov. 17
Food Distribution Day
October 25 — 10 am - noon
Dear Crafters, Thank you for the donation of booties, blankets, and baby
bottles to the Pregnancy and Family
Resource Center. We, and the families
we serve, are appreciative of your thoughtfulness!
Thank you for your continued generosity and support. We wish you many blessings throughout the
year. Sincerely, Melinda Waterbury, Assistant Director
Thank you so much for your thoughtfulness
of the crocheted lap robes for Autumn House East.
I really appreciate getting one. Thanks again,
Catherine Miller
Doris Witta
1055 Village Way
York, PA 17404
852-8949
Date of Birth - Mar. 30
Paul and Thelma Foust
1700 Normandie Drive,
Apt 313
York, PA 17408
718-7673
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Chicken Pot Pie
Supper
PLEASE JOIN US for two
special events during the
Sunday School hour on October 5 (all Sunday School
Saturday, October 25
classes will be cancelled that
3 - 6 pm
day): first, a Ministry Fair will
be held in rooms 100 and
Meal includes beverage, rolls, homemade apple101. This is a great time to
sauce, pepper slaw, dessert and all you can eat
celebrate the many ministries
chicken pot pie.
of our church and to learn
more about how YOU can get
Adults~$9.00
Children ages 6-10~$6.00
involved in serving Jesus and
Under 5 free
others!
Representatives
of various ministries within
Tickets available at the door. Carry outs available.
our church will be present, and refreshments will be
On Friday, October 24 from 7 to served. Second, we will also celebrate the dedica9 pm we will host our annual tion of our newly renovated Prayer Chapel.
Thanks to Nadine Goodwin and family, who deTrunk-or-Treat in the
church parking lot. Come in signed and oversaw the renovation of this space,
costume, and team up with which is now marked with a plaque to honor the
memory of Bill Goodwin. Also, thanks to Ed Anderyour family or friends to
son for hanging the pictures and plaque; John
decorate your car and hand
out candy to kids—or just go Shue, Harry Becker, and Joe Mowery, who helped
with the ceiling, lighting, and painting; Warren Adthrough the line of vehicles
ams, Chairman of the Trustees, for his assistance
and get candy. We’ll also have hot chocolate and
in a number of ways; and David Hamberger for his
apple cider, a bonfire, prizes for best-decorated
trunks, and more. Fun for the whole family! Every- beautiful restoration of the painting of Jesus, the
one is welcome from the church and community. If painting that for many years appeared in the old
you plan to decorate your vehicle or help distribute sanctuary of our church.
drinks, please sign notify the church office. Donations of individually-wrapped candy can be dropped
With our firm foundation
off at the church office from now until October 22.
we have already started
building to a most hopeful
QUARTERLY MISSIONS
future with our giving to
OFFERING: Our next misdate totaling $150,114 and
sions offering, to take place
our commitments at $400,
on October 5, will go to
867. This is an exciting
support Val Ludwig, a misstart to what will be a great
sionary through Servants
ongoing campaign. We are
who works for community
in
the process of getting the
CORNER
transformation through edunecessary
permits and finalcation in Guatemala. Val
izing
the
plans
for
our
church
elevator.
We will prowill be with us in worship to share about her work.
ceed
as
quickly
as
possible,
and
we
look
forward to
Your offering in Christ’s name will promote educathe
completion
of
this
project
in
the
fall.
Stay
tuned
tion that allows both children and adults to access
for
more
updates
as
we
carry
out
the
work
funded
and grow from the Bible as well as participate fully
by your generous support of our capital campaign.
in their own lives, spiritually and physically, and in
the life of their community. A portion of our October
5 offering will be set aside along with any designated gifts to support this cause.
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Songbird Café
A Midweek Opportunity for Everyone
September 10—November 12
5:30 p.m. • Dinner
6:15 – 7:20 p.m. • Classes/Activities
7:30 p.m. • Prayer Service
“They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the
prayers.” Acts 2:42
Wednesdays Together is an opportunity for
folks of all ages to gather for one evening a week
of fun, fellowship, and growing in faith. We will
share a meal together (one you won’t have to cook
or clean up after!) and nourish our minds and souls
through a variety of classes and activities.
This fall, in addition to activities for children
and youth as well as nursery coverage for our little
ones, we will offer three classes for adults: The
Crafters (crocheting and knitting group) let by Joan
Holloway which will meet in Room 100, Wednesday Night Bible Study led by Nadine Goodwin
which will meet in Room 101 and Key Christian
Beliefs led by Pastor Ken in the Sanctuary. Stay
for some or all!
A place where you can
relax, listen to music,
meet new friends,
play games, and
savor the simple
things.
Join us October 17!
An evening filled with:
*Music *Games *Refreshments *Fun
The third
Friday of every
month
7:00 - 10:00 pm
Songbirdcafe Oumc
Dear Crafters of Otterbein Spry,
Just a note to thank you for the
blue and white afghan. I am
confident that it will keep me
cozy on cold winter nights this
winter. Sincerely, Ron Beckmeyer P.S. I have been a crazy
Penn State fan since 1964. Thanks, Ron
EVERYONE IS WELCOME
to join us for a time of
snacks and fellowship at
10:50 in Fellowship Hall
each Sunday.
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Sunday Morning Schedule
October
2014
9:00 am Traditional Worship
10:10 am Sunday School for all ages
11:00 am Contemporary Worship
Sun
Mon
Tue
Brownie Troop 474, Wed. 6:30
Cub Scout Pk. 50, Tues. 7 pm
Junior Troop 1698 & Cadette
Troop 1699, Friday 6 pm
Ministry Fair,
10:10 am
Kids’ Club
2 - 4 pm
Wed
1
Scouts
Boy Scout Troop 50, Mon. 7 pm
5
6
Bible Study 9:45 am
AA - 6 pm
Young Women’s
Group, 7 pm
Iron Men, 7 pm
Choirs
Sunday 10:10 am Lord’s Lil’ Singers
Tuesday 5:15 pm Joyful Lil’ Ringers
Wed. 6:30 pm Contemporary Worship Team
Thursday 6:30 pm Choir
Thursday 7:30 pm Glory Bells
7
8
AA - 6 pm
Wednesdays
Together
AA - 6 pm
Wednesdays
Together
Thu
2
16
19
Together
26
3
4
Newsletter
Deadline
17
Songbird
Café
7 pm
20
21
22
23
24
Administrative
Trunk or
Council, 7:30 pm
Treat 7 –9
27
28
29
AA - 6 pm
Wednesdays
Together
30
Bible Study 9:45 am Cemetery Committee
Singles’ Group 5:30
7 pm
AA - 6 pm
Finance Committee,
Young Women’s
7:30 pm
Group, 7 pm
Iron Men, 7 pm
Bible Study 9:45 am
AA - 6 pm
OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS
2 - Janeen Hershey
3 - Joey Castriota
9 - Lucreta Clark
Keith Grim
Sandy Stough
Jean Wambaugh
16 - Maddison Childs
Kenn Man
Lisa Stambaugh
18 - Richard Kehler
AA - 6 pm
Wednesdays
Together
19 - Timothy Foust
Jaclyn Talbert
20 - Lloyd Deardorff
21 - Sue Starliper
23 - Diane Dennis
Danelle Goodwin
Molly Loyer
Laura Suggs
30 - Cherilyn Walsh
31 - Stephanie Anderson
Harry Becker
Sat
10
9
11
Game Nite /
SPRC, 7:30 pm
Share Sign Up
Covered Dish 10 - noon
6 pm
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12
14
15 Seniors’ Group
Bible Study 9:45 am
Youth at parsonCrafters 9:30 am Luncheon - noon
AA - 6 pm
AA - 6 pm
Staff Meeting 7 pm
age 5-7 pm
Wednesdays
Trustees, 7 pm
Kids’ Club
2 - 4 pm
Fri
18
25 Share Distribution 10 - noon
OCTOBER ANNIVERSARIES
1 - Harry & Jackie Becker
8 - Randy & Patricia Forry
Nelson & Laurie Snyder
11 - Bud & Lois Roth
20 - Charles & Martha Brown
23 - Warren & Nicole Adams
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Otterbein United Methodist Church of Spry
50 School Street
York, PA 17402
Visit us at: www.OtterbeinumcSpry.com
Phone: 717-741-1429
Parsonage: 717-741-0579
E-Mail: SpryUMC@verizon.net
Otterbein UMC Spry
October
2014
November Upcoming Events
November 30
9 and 11 am
Nov. 8, Share Sign Up, 10 am - Noon
Nov. 9, Church Conference, 5 pm
Nov. 11, Trustees, 7 pm
Nov. 14, Game Nite / Covered Dish, 6 pm
If you no longer wish to receive
these publications, please contact the
church office at 717-741-1429 or via
e-mail at spryumc@verizon. net.
Would you like to receive
The Otterbein Messenger by
e-mail? Contact the church
office.
Nov. 17, Singles’ Group, 5:30 pm
Nov. 21, Songbird Café, 7 pm
Nov. 22, Share Distribution, 10 am - Noon
Nov. 23, Faith Harvest, 9 and 11 am
Nov. 23, Food Run, 5 pm