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The CIRCUIT RIDER
A Monthly Publication of Solon United Methodist Church
February 2015
SHOWER THE CHURCH
February 8
We had such a wonderful
turnout of generous givers
last year, it is a great way to
help provide the church with
it’s much need supplies. A
complete list is found on page
5 and our church website &
Facebook page. Please join us
on Sunday, February 8, for
our Shower for the Church.
We will have a special fellowship time following each service with cake and beverages.
If you would like credit for
tax purposes for the church
donation, please request a
donation letter from the
church office and keep your
receipt to turn into your tax
accountant at the end of the
year. This change took effect
January of 2015.
In This Issue
A Note from Pastor Scott
Newcomers' Connections
Children’s Ministry
Youth Ministry
Announcements
Financials
Music + Worship
Prayers + Celebrations
February Calendar
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pg 3
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pg 8
pg 9
Christian Education
Sunday School, Small Groups, Bible Studies, Classes
United Methodist Women (UMW)
UMW will meet on February 4, at 1:30
PM. Lisa Metzler will talk about her involvement with the Four Oaks Foster Care
Program and how we may get involved in
helping that program. Alice Mally and Connie Koeppen are our hostesses that day.
Marriage Q + A Panel
For the past few weeks we have been covering 4 Things That Will Damage a Marriage (really any relationship) in worship.
Please join us Sunday, February 8th, during
our three worship services to hear the answers on marriage from Pastor Scott and
our panel of married couples (Fred &
Jeanne Bark, Deb & Rick Havel, Phil & Tawnia Kakacek, Helen & Jay Proffitt, and Kim
& Mike Turner). Have a question that you
would like answered by our panel? Email
Scott at [email protected].
Centering Prayer
2nd & 4th Wednesdays at 6:30 PM
Join Pastor Scott for the practice of Centering prayer this month February 11th & 25th
at 6:30 PM. The discipline of Centering
Prayer is silent communion with God beyond concepts, words, and images. The
group meets for 1 hour or less. If you have
interest in joining the group, please contact Pastor Scott 624-2288 for a conversation on the method of Centering Prayer.
Small Group for Lent
Mark Hearn and Tina
McCoy Hearn are offering a small group discussion for Lent beginning
Monday, February 16, at
6:30 PM; the session will
last for six weeks. The
book being read is An
Altar in the World, by Barbara Brown Taylor. Sign-up sheet is next to Jenny’s office
Scriptural Discussion on Hell
Join us on Sundays, February 8-22, for a on the Announcements board.
viewing of “What Dreams May Come" starLenten Small Group
ring Robin Williams and Annabella Sciorra
Join a book study during
as part of our multi-week discussion of Hell.
Lent being led by Renee
We would like to invite and encourage any Masters, beginning the
adults, members of the church, other stu- week of February 22 on
dents and teachers to come in for the pro- either Sunday morning or
gram. We will watch the movie the first two Wednesday at 6:15 PM.
weeks and then finish our Biblical and scrip- The book to be discussed
tural discussion of Hell, led by Mark Hackert is Listen – Praying in a Noisy World by
and Jason Owen on February 22.
Rueben P. Job. This book seeks to assist
you in knowing how to pray and how to
hear and respond to God’s guidance. Signup sheet is next to Jenny’s office on the
Announcements board. Please mark if you
would prefer Sunday or Wednesday.
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Lent
A SEASON OF PREPARATION
Have you ever noticed the majority of the church's worship
calendar moves through the
events of Jesus’ life? The cycle
of Advent, Christmas and
Epiphany then seasons of Lent,
Easter, and Pentecost. They all
closely follow Jesus birth, life,
his ministry, finally his death
and resurrection. This year is
no different, we have been
through Epiphany, the coming
of the wise ones to the Christ
child and the points along the
way that reveal Jesus as the
Christ.
This month Lent begins on
February 18th with Ash
Wednesday. The church will
be invited to observe a Holy
Lent and practice spiritual disciplines of self examination,
repentance,
fasting,
selfdenial, meditation, prayer,
reading and study of scripture. These Lenten disciplines
are not a self-improvement
program, but a call to radical
discipleship that could transform not only ourselves, but
our world.
A Note From Pastor Scott
Dear Members and Friends of Solon UMC,
Ash Wednesday is February 18th and we will begin the journey of
Lent at our Services of Ashes at 7 PM. It will be our congregation’s first
step into the journey.
Lent is a time for us to enter into spiritual disciplines as a community of faith and as individuals. The spiritual disciplines of prayer, meditation and study of scripture, fasting, communal and self-reflection and
more mark the season of Lent. Such disciplines are meant to quench our
thirst for God. And our thirst is great.
It seems that more than ever people are interested in their spiritual life, there is yearning and thirst to know God. There is a sense that
spirituality offers resources for the contemporary world that have been
unfairly neglected. The question is, are folks looking for spiritual practices or a quick fix?
When it comes to beginning a spiritual discipline Lent is as good a
time as any. Further Lent is a season when you don’t have to get everything perfect, it’s OK to make a few mistakes. We need to release our
need to be perfect, just give a spiritual discipline your best effort. It is not
a quick fix, but it is a beginning.
A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. One step
could be joining a small group, or commit to a spiritual practice of your
choice. Come take a step this season of Lent towards an enlivened spiritual life.
Blessings,
Pastor Scott Keele Kober
NEWCOMERS’ CONNECTIONS
February 8, at 9 + 11:45 AM
with Pastor Scott
Are you interested in making connections with Solon United
Methodist Church? Or do you have a friend that would benefit from making a church connection? Our congregation is
eager to include newcomers in our ministries and activities. Newcomers will learn about us and ask questions at this
gathering. We will meet during fellowship time on Sunday
February 8th at 9 AM and 11:45 AM in the Fellowship Hall
with Pastor Scott.
Let Pastor Scott know of those who are interested by
contacting him at 624-2288 or at [email protected].
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Christian Education
Sunday School is at 9:30 AM
Please join us!
Cont’d
Sunday School Attendance
Everyone is welcome to attend! Are you
aware SUMC also has a nursery during the
Sunday school hour? Sunday School classes
are available for children from pre-school
through high school. And, there are three
adult classes. They are the Wesley Class
with Phil & Tawnia Kakacek leading, the
Homebuilders with Mike and Kim Turner
leading, and the Seekers class with Dee
Swartzendruber leading.
Kids
Adults
Jan. 4th
46
0 (only 1 service) 46
130
Jan. 11th
63
26
89
63
62
37
162
Jan. 18th
71
23
94
62
73
48
183
Jan. 25th
44
9
53
57
40
39
136
Blessing to all!
Renee Masters
Director of Christian Education
Children’s Ministry
February Monthly Calendar
Feb. 1st - Sunday School
Feb. 8th - Sunday School
Feb. 15th - Sunday School
Feb. 22nd - Sunday School
Children's Choir
The Children's Choir will assist in
leading worship on February 8th at
10:45 AM. We will meet at Sunday
School at 10:25 AM in large
multipurpose room downstairs. Don't
miss our Children's sharing the Good
News song.
Interested in joining Children's Choir?
We
meet
Wednesdays
after
programming at 5:00 PM in the
Sanctuary. This Spring we are singing
anthems in church, joining the Chancel
Choir in March, playing chimes, and
joining the Holy Squirrels for a
service. Join us for the fun on
Wednesday evenings.
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Worship Attendance
CLUB JAM (Jesus in Music)
Wednesdays from 3:30 to 5pm
This session in Club JAM, we will be
using curriculum from our Sunday
School program: Grow, Proclaim,
Serve! AND from a past VBS called “Sky
– Everything is possible with God”. We
will continue this session until the end
of April.
 Feb. 4th: Grow-The lost sheep
 Feb. 11th: Sky-No matter what
people do…trust God!
 Feb. 18th: Ash Wednesday
 Feb 25th: Grow-Jesus washes feet
It’s not too late to register! We are
currently accepting new registrations
for kids in K-4th grade. Pre-registration
is required! Pick up a form in Renee’s
office to register or email Renee at
[email protected]. Want to
volunteer? We can still need some
assistance from 3-5 PM.
Total
8:00
9:30
10:45
Total
130
Cancellations
The winter season is upon us!
Stay tuned to KCRG for weather
updates and cancelations during
our winter season. If school is
closed or let out early on
Wednesdays, we will not have
Club J.A.M.
Vacation
Bible School Curriculum
Renee will be attending the VBS
Showcase at the Family Christian Store
February 21st at 9 AM. If anyone
would like to join her, please contact
Renee at 624-2288. The theme we’re
considering is: “Everest – Conquering
Challenges with God’s Mighty Power”.
If you would like a preview of the
curriculum, please visit the website:
http://www.group.com/vbs/everest. If
chosen, we will turn the church into a
wintery wonderland to meet all our
snowy animals!
If you have any ideas for decorating or
supplies we could use or would like to
lead this committee, please let Renee
know. We are looking at either the 3rd
or 4th week of July for VBS.
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Youth Ministry (grades 5-8)
Hello Parents and Students! We
kicked off 2015 on a very positive
note with new youth group times! It
was really nice to have smaller groups
of students! I feel that we will be able
to get to know each other better, as
well as having deeper FIRED Up!
Youth discussions about our faith!
SCHEDULE
Get Involved…. Be Inspired
Sami McAtee,
Middle School Youth Director
[email protected]
Normal Times
 Club 5/6 youth group
3:45-5:00 PM in FLC
 Peer 7/8 youth group
6:30-7:45 PM in FLC
WHAT’S HAPPENING?
MARY’S MEALS
DODGEBALL TOURNAMENT – If you
son or daughter chooses to do so,
our youth groups will be participating in a fundraiser for Mary’s
Meals along with St. Mary’s, and the
high school group FCA. There will be
a dodge ball tournament on
Wednesday Feb 25th! With that being said, there will be no youth
group this night! There will be more
specific information to come!
ASH WEDNESDAY – Ash Wednesday
is Wednesday February 18th. There
will not be normal youth group,
however, we will have one youth
group time at 6:30 to talk about why
we celebrate Ash Wednesday and
then head over to the service at
7:00pm.
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Youth Group on Ash Wednesday
(February 18th) will be at 6:30 for
all (grades 5-12)
There will be NO YOUTH GROUP
ON February 25th Due to the
Mary’s Meals Dodge ball Tournament!
Fired
Up
Youth
January Attendance
(Grades 5-8)
January 14th - 22
January 21st - 25
January 28th - 24
VOLUNTEERS! – I am looking for parent volunteers to bring snacks! We
have a large group of kids, which is a
great thing to have! Email me at
[email protected].
I need two snacks per week, one for
Club 5/6 and one for Peer 7/8!
Thanks!
Youth Ministry (High School )
Super Bowl Subs
Thank you to EVERYONE who helped
make subs this year and a big thank
you to ALL who purchased subs! This
is a fun fundraiser for our youth
group!
Mission Trip
This year’s mission trip is to the Henderson Settlement Work camp in
Kentucky. We will leave Saturday, July
25th and return the following Saturday or Sunday. Please keep our youth
and adults in your prayers as we plan,
organize, and make all the arrangements for this trip.
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Youth Council
We are excited to get our Youth
Council up and running this year. We
will have our first meeting in February. This is a wonderful opportunity
for our students to have a leadership
role in youth group and will provide
new experiences to grow in their
faith, relationships with one another,
and with Christ.
Mary’s Meals
Ellen, from Mary’s Meals, will be
coming to youth group on February
4th to give a presentation to our 7th12th graders. We are very excited to
learn more about the ministry of
Mary’s Meals. We will participate in a
dodge ball tournament later in February, which will benefit Mary’s Meals
and is sponsored by Fellowship of
Christian Athletes (FCA).
Ash Wednesday
We will be meeting at our regular
6:30 time on Ash Wednesday at the
FLC and will come over as a group to
the worship service.
Please keep watching your email and
newsletters for ways to get involved
and support our amazing Youth!
Jenn Stiegelmeyer,
High School Youth Director
[email protected]
(319)331-2052
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Announcements
Do you have an announcement to share in the bulletin or the monthly newsletter, the
Circuit Rider? Please contact our Office Administrator, Jenny Vang, at 624-2288 or
[email protected]. Bulletin announcements are due by Wednesday at Noon,
newsletter announcements are due by the 20th of each month. Thank You.
New Single’s Senior Group
The Solon Public Library and the
Solon Senior Advocates are joining together to create a Single
Senior’s Info Group. The aim of
the group will be to share information about a variety of subjects that are particular to seniors living alone. Personal finances, household issues, socialization, nutrition, mobility, relocating, and downsizing are a few
areas that might be discussed.
Their first meeting will be held in
the library community room
Wednesday, February 18 at 9:00
AM, with coffee and sweets. Call
624-2710 or 624-2768 for info.
Youth Fundraiser Super Bowl
Subs Super Bowl is next Sunday,
February 1st. Subs will be available to pick up that day from the
kitchen.
Year-End Contribution
Statements
The 2014 contribution statements went out the end of last
week. Please contact the office
and ask for Jenny if you have not
received your copy yet, or have
questions on your statement.
Mark Your Calendars!
Men’s Group Soup Supper, February 13, from 5-7 PM
Altar Flowers/Plants
Is there a special person or day
you want to recognize? Sign-up
for a Sunday on the flower poster outside of Renee’s office.
Questions, call the office and ask
for Jenny.
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Living Last Supper (LLS)
Planning Meeting
There will be a Living Last Supper
(LLS) planning meeting on Sunday, February 8, at 4:00 PM in
the Sanctuary. Rehearsals will
continue throughout February
and March with performances to
culminate during Holy Week.
The LLS is a dramatic performance where each disciple reflects upon one’s life with Jesus
in the setting of Leonardo Da
Vinci’s famous painting. New
participants are always welcome. Contact Julia West at
[email protected].
Fresh Bread Ministry
The Solon Community Food Pantry is welcoming loaves of fresh
baked bread every week. For
more information about this
please check out the Church Activities Board across the hall
from Jenny Vang’s office.
United Methodist Church of
Mt Vernon Women’s Spa Day
Ladies, join the UMC of Mt
Vernon for a special day of spiritual pampering on February 14,
cost is $10. For more information, check out the announcements board or call 895-6286.
SHOWER THE CHURCH WITH
MUCH NEEDED SUPPLIES
Kitchen/Fellowship Supplies
Coffee – Regular
Coffee filters (big & small)
Paper cups! 9 0z. only please
Paper towel rolls
Salt/pepper/creamer/sugar packets
Sharp knives- large or small
Coffee – Decaf
Lemonade – dry – not frozen
Napkins
Paper plates – 6 inch
Plastic forks and spoons
Office Supplies/Misc.
White copy paper 8 X 11 -1/2
Copy paper—a color of your choice!
White Card Stock Paper
Business Envelopes – #10 – (41/8 x 9½) plain
Postage stamps
Kleenex for Sanctuary (packs + regular sized)
Small Hand sanitizer bottles for sanctuary
Large sanitizer bottles
Dynamo Label Writer, connects to computer ( ask Jenny)
Sunday School Needs
World maps – both Bible times and today
Religious theme banners for Sunday School rooms
White boards, dry erase markers and cleaner
Larger world biblical maps
Dry Erase board with markers
12 - The Student Bible (New International Version)– September, 1996
by Philip Yancey (Collaborator), Tim Stafford (Collaborator)
Gift cards to the local Christian Bookstores
White and colored cardstock
Bright Colored copy paper
Faith We Sing Binder from (without music) Cokesbury $25
Maintenance Supplies (Not as fun but still a need!)
Toilet Bowl cleaner
Glass cleaner
Toilet paper
Tri-fold paper towels for dispensers
Hand soap- large or small
Ice melt
Dish soap- badly needed
Hand or dish towels
Dish cloths
Clorox wipes
Help Needed in the Office
Help is needed answering phones in the office on Monday 1-4 PM, Tuesday 9-11 AM, and Wednesday, 1-4 PM. Help is also needed on occasion to
assemble the newsletter or bulletins. If you can help out with any of these
days, please contact the office at 624-2288 and ask for Jenny. Thank you
for your help.
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A Note from the
Trustees about the
Family Life Center
(FLC)
The Church and Trustees are
asking for financial donations to
help with security for the FLC.
Over Christmas break we had
vandalism at the FLC. We are
currently keeping the building
locked due to these concerns.
You can still use the FLC by
checking out a key from Jenny
Vang (with a $20 deposit) that
is refunded when the key is returned to the Church office. The
trustees would like to place
security cameras in the FLC
building. We need your support
for this project to happen.
Please write “security camera”
on the memo line to direct it to
this account.
Financials
Contributions and tax deductions for 2015
Beginning in 2015, it will be necessary for
us to change the way we treat non-cash
gifts to the church in reporting contributions to donors. By law, non-profit organizations, including churches, cannot provide
a donor with the dollar value of a non-cash
or “in-kind” gift. (These are gifts other than
currency or checks. Examples include desserts donated for a meal, crafts made and
given for sale, and supplies given for use in
the office or kitchen.) In instances where
time and service are donated, no tax deduction is permitted: IRS Publication 526
states, "You cannot deduct the value of
your time or services…” A donor may request that the church acknowledge contributions of time or services, but it will be up
to the donor to decide whether to use such
donations for tax purposes. Donors should
consult an accountant for answers to questions related to tax deductions for contributions.
In 2015, non-cash contributions of goods,
whether or not they are accompanied by a
receipt, will be acknowledged by a letter
that the donor can use to support whatever
tax deduction they choose to include on
their tax return. The letter will describe the
nature of the contribution and the date on
which it was given. It is up to the donor, in
such cases, to determine the monetary
value of the non-cash contribution for tax
purposes. If the donor has a receipt for the
goods donated or for supplies or ingredients used to make the donated goods, the
receipt could be kept with the acknowledgement letter to support the donation as
a tax deduction.
Donations made by mission-trip participants are considered by the IRS to be contributions (and therefore tax deductible)
only if a substantial portion of the trip is
missionary in nature and not vacation or
pleasure. It is up to the donor to determine
the extent to which such contributions are
tax deductible. Donations of nonparticipants on the trip will appear on
statements of contributions. For example, if
the parent of a participating child donates
to the church for the child’s trip, the donation will appear on the parent’s contribution statement.
There are no changes in the way gifts of
cash—currency or checks—are reported on
contribution statements. As long as your
name is on a check or on the envelope in
which currency is placed, your cash gift will
be included on your contribution statement.
If you need further information about contributions of any kind to the Solon United
Methodist Church, please talk with a member of the Finance Committee (Dave Frisbie,
Dave Weetman, Hal Kleinsmith, Penny
Tompkins, or Scott Johanningmeier) our
Office Administrator, Jenny Vang.
SUMC Missional Giving
Human Relations Offering—$313
U of Iowa Dance Marathon—$485
Thank you for giving
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Music + Worship
Worship Schedule
February 1st
Communion
Message: 4 Things That Will Damage a Marriage - Withheld Truth
Scripture: Exodus 20:16
9:30 AM Holy Squirrels
10:45 AM Chancel Choir -- "Soon and Very Soon"
February 8th
SUMC Premiere of an
Message: 4 Things That Will Damage a Marriage (really any relationship)Q & A Panel
8:00 AM Chancel Choir -- "Soon and Very Soon"
10:45 AM Children’s Choir
Cantata on February 15
Transfiguration Sunday, February 15th
8:00 & 9:30 AM Prayer Service
10:45 AM -- "An Ordinary Day" A Cantata Premier by the SUMC Chancel Choir,
Celebration Bells, + Soloists
Ash Wednesday, February 18th
Service of Ash Wednesday and Holy Communion
7:00 PM Ash Wednesday Service
1st Sunday of Lent, February 22nd
Message: History of Jesus: Mark’s Gospel
Scripture: Mark 1:9-15, Mark 1: 9-15
History of Jesus: Mark's Gospel
8:00 AM Chancel Choir "Where Go the Boats"
If you or a loved one would like to receive communion in your home,
please contact the church at 624-2288.
Children's Choir
The Children's Choir will assist in leading worship on February 8th at
10:45. We will meet at Sunday School
at 10:25 in large multipurpose room
downstairs. Don't miss our Children's
sharing the Good News is song.
Interested in joining Children's Choir?
We meet Wednesdays after programming at 5:00 in the Sanctuary. This
Spring we are singing anthems in worship, joining the Chancel Choir in
March, playing chimes, and joining the
Holy Squirrels for a service. Join us for
the fun on Wednesday evenings.
Holy Squirrels
The Holy Squirrels will lead worship on February 1st at 9:30
AM. Can't get enough Squirrels? Pick up their CD
following worship. They will be available for
CD signing after the 9:30 AM worship!
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Ordinary Day
Join us Sunday, February 15, at
10:45 AM for a premiere
presentation of an Ordinary
Day. Ordinary Day is a cantata
based on the questions,
struggles, and joys of Christian
Life during ordinary times. It
was composed by Karen Keele
Kober and Julia West and will
feature soloists from the choir
and congregation as well as
Celebration Bells.
Don't miss this uniquely SUMC
offering on the last Sunday of
ordinary time.
Rachel Proffitt
Voice Recital
On Sunday, February 15 at
1:00 pm, Rachel Proffitt will
share her Senior Voice Recital at Solon United Methodist Church. She will be
accompanied by Julia Andrews West. Rachel, a graduate of Solon High School, is
graduating from the University of Northern Iowa with a
degree in music. Music selections by Clara Schumann,
Faure, Vivaldi, and others.
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Prayers and Celebrations
Birthdays + Anniversaries
In Our Prayers
Holly Werning 2/1
Denise Haury 2/2
Tina McCoy Hearn 2/3
Terri Jedlicka 2/3
Tyler Puettmann 2/3
Dan Kramer 2/4
Kara Misel 2/5
Dan Vincent 2/5
Katie Feldkamp 2/6
Colin Werner 2/6
Elijah Kane 2/8
Lucas Kane 2/8
Carly Havel 2/9
Elizabeth Kroul 2/9
Lauren Fisher 2/10
Karen McFarland 2/11
Connie Keith 2/13
Lori Jacob 2/14
Ethan Keele Kober 2/14
Charlie Jedlica 2/15
Trevor McGill 2/15
Dick Schwab 2/15
Elizabeth Hand 2/18
Chris Misel 2/18
Mitt Hunt 2/19
David Anderson 2/28
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Ryan and Shirley Hearn
Bob + Betty Benz
Beulah Iserman, health concerns
Ed Haury, had surgery on right ankle
1/16
Those suffering from cancer
Jerry + Gloria Ritchie - traveling to Costa
Rica and Mexico for a month
Terry Kalm - surgery for broken right arm
Beulah Iserman - health
The Daniel Plan Study
Orlane Huey - health
Nora Sanderson
Kris Mottinger’s family
Jill Weetman’s father - bone marrow procedure in Nashville
Deanna Kliensmith’s uncle - heart surgery
Mary Kucera’s mother - illness
Jay Proffit’s Sister, Carole Frazee-car accident
Donna Mitchell - car accident
Amanda Meeker, Lisbon School teacher—
cancer
Hahn’s family, Amy—life transitions
Kathryn Elise Hahn was born on January 1, 2015. Parents are Kevin and Karen Hahn. Congratulations!
Harlow Grace was born on Janury 28,
2015. Grandparents are Jon and Joan
Lorence. Congratulations!
THANK YOU
Dear Adopt-A-Family participantsThere are not enough words to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation for your participation in our
Adopt-A-Family program. This year, we
were able to help 22 families (61 kids)
in the Solon community. Without people like you, this program would not
exist.
We wanted to share with you some
observations from the family pick-up:
 Some families could not put into
words how they were feeling.
 Some families expressed their
amazement of this community and
what is done for those in need.
 Some only had tears at the site of
the gifts, blankets, books, and gift
cards we were able to provide to
each family.
It was heartwarming to see the genuine feelings of thankfulness towards
everyone involved in this project.
We are all very grateful for your kindness and generosity. From the bottom
of our hearts, THANK YOU! THANK
YOU! THANK YOU!
With Sincere gratitude:
Amy Link, Kris Elijah, Ginny Scott
Thank You
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To all the many wonderful volunteers making so much happen at Solon
United Methodist Church!
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The family of Rod Radenbaugh wishes to thank you for your sympathy.
They greatly appreciate all of your kind words, food, and monetary donations. Sincerely, Kay Radenbaugh and family.
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The Women at the well wrote a thank you letter for our financial contribution of $580 to their ministry. Thank you to everyone for your missional donations. For more information about the Women at the Well
go to www.womenatthewwellumc.org
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88, 9:30, + 10:45 AM -Worship
1st Sunday of Lent
8, 9:30, + 10:45 AM -Worship
8 (Choir)
9:30 AM -Sunday School
9, 10:30 + 11:45 AM -Fellowship
7 PM -Boy Scouts
22
8, 9:30 - Worship + Prayer Service
10:45 AM -Worship + Cantata
(Choir, Bells, + Soloists)
9:30 AM -Sunday School
9, 10:30 + 11:45 AM -Fellowship
1 PM - Rachel Proffitt Voice Recital
7 PM -Boy Scouts
15
2-6 PM -Community Food
Pantry
2 PM - Legion Blood Drive
6:30 PM - An Altar in the
World Small Group
23
2-6 PM - Community
Food Pantry
6:30 PM - An Altar in the
World Small Group
16
8 AM (Choir)
10:45 AM (Children’s Choir, meet
at 10:25 AM in Multipurpose)
9 + 11 AM - New Comers Connections
9:30 AM -Sunday School
9, 10:30 + 11:45 AM -Fellowship
Church Shower
4 PM - Living Last Supper Mtg
2-6 PM -Community
Food Pantry
24
9:30 AM - Care Center
Worship
1 PM - Staff Meeting
(office closed)
6:30 PM - Church Council
Meeting
17
9:30 AM - Care Center
Worship
1 PM - Staff Meeting
(office closed)
6:30 PM - Committee
Meetings
10
9:30 AM - Care Center
Worship
1 PM - Staff Meeting
(office closed)
3
2
1
8, 9:30, + 10:45 AM
2-6 PM -Community
-Worship + Communion
Food Pantry
9:30 (Holy Squirrels), 10:45 (Choir)
9:30 AM -Sunday School
9, 10:30 + 11:45 AM -Fellowship
Souper Bowl Subs for pickup
7 PM -Boy Scouts
TUE
MON
SUN
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THU
FRI
3:30 PM - Club JAM (K - 4 grade)
No Club 56 (5 + 6 grade)
5:00 PM - Children’s Choir
5:30 PM - Family Meal
No Peer 78 (7 + 8 grade)
No Fired Up (HS)
St. Mary’s Dodgeball
6:30 PM - Bell Choir
6:30 PM - Centering Prayer Group
7:30 PM - Chancel Choir
19
25 8:30 AM - Coffee Connection 26
Ash Wednesday
8:30 AM - Coffee Connection
5:00 PM - Children’s Choir
5:30 PM - Family Meal
6:30 PM - Club JAM (K - 4 grade)
6:30 PM - Club 56 (5 + 6 grade)
6:30 PM - Peer 78 (7 + 8 grade)
6:30 PM - Fired Up (HS)
6:30 PM - The Daniel Plan Study
7:00 PM - Ash Wednesday Service
18
3:30 PM - Club JAM (K - 4 grade)
3:45 PM - Club 56 (5 + 6 grade)
5:00 PM - Children’s Choir
5:30 PM - Family Meal
6:30 PM - Peer 78 (7 + 8 grade)
6:30 PM - Fired Up (HS)
6:30 PM - Bell Choir
6:30 PM - The Daniel Plan Study
6:30 PM - Centering Prayer Group
7:30 PM - Chancel Choir
11 8:30 AM - Coffee Connection 12
4
27
20
Men’s Group Soup
Supper
5-7 PM
13
8:30 AM - Coffee Connection
5
6
1:30 PM - UMW Mtg
3:30 PM - Club JAM (K - 4 grade)
1:30 PM Brownie Meeting
3:45 PM - Club 56 (5 + 6 grade)
5:00 PM - Children’s Choir
5:30 PM - Family Meal
6:30 PM - Peer 78 (7 + 8 grade)
6:30 PM - Fired Up (HS) - Mary’s Meals
6:30 PM - Bell Choir
6:30 PM - The Daniel Plan Study
7:30 PM - Chancel Choir
WED
28
21
14
6 AM - UM Group
7
SAT
February 2015