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January Birthdays
1 | Karrie Williams | 2 | Bill E. Kirkpatrick | 4 | Rick Trant | 7 | Nicole Chambray Chandler | 7 | Gene Ann Trant | 7 | Savannah Clark | 8 | Phyllis Heminger | 9 | JD Leer | 10 | Carol Scott | 10 | Jeff McPherson | 10 | Ebone’ Sanders | 11 | Thelma Jernigan | 11 | Jane Rager | 11 | Allison Palmer | 13 | Esther Brigden | 14 | Norma Hurd | 14 | Danny Johnston | 15 | Mike McCool | 17 | Joe Purvis, Jr. | 17 | Sally Warner | 18 | Lexie King | 18 | Kaysar Lines | 19 | Marshall Stewart | 19 | Gianluigi Piaauto | 20 | Wendell Hurd | 21 | Adam McGaughey | 22 | Finn Lutz | 22 | Susie Hidgson | 23 | Bill Armstrong | 23 | Lee Pace | 24 | Charlie Miller | 24 | Ruth Holcomb | 27 | Betty Sanders | 28 | Lara Patton | 29 | Everett Yandell | 31 | Randy Hodgson |
January Anniversaries
4 | Paul & Julie Brown | 15 | Max & Sara Robinson | 21 | Paul & Traci Schulz |
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ALBRIGHT UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
128 S. Palm
Ponca City, Oklahoma
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Calendar
Ì Sunday, January 2
· Sunday School...............................................................9:15 a.m. · Worship & Communion Service....................................10:30 a.m. · Disciple Bible Study………………………………………..6:00 p.m.
Ì Monday, January 3
· Office Closed
Ì Tuesday, January 4
· Dorcas Quilters.............................................................10:00 a.m. · Exercise Class................................................................1:30 p.m.
Ì Wednesday, January 5
· Prayer in the Chapel (open to all).................................12:15 p.m. · Broadcast of Worship Service on Channel 11……….....6:00 p.m. · Sanctuary Choir…………………………….………………6:30 p.m. · Bell Choir……………………………………………………7:30 p.m.
Ì Thursday, January 6
Ì Friday, January 7
· Brown Bag Bible Study……………………………..……12:00 p.m.
Ì Saturday, January 8
· Church Planning Day………………………..9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Welcome to Worship at Albright!
If you are worshiping with us for the first time, a special word of welcome to you. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask the pastor or an usher or someone sitting around you. We have a gift for all first-time visitors which you can pick up at the back of the sanctuary after the service. (We have a nursery available for those in kindergarten and younger.) Our prayer is that you would encounter the life-changing power of God through Albright. Thank you for worshiping with us today.
Announcements
Weight Loss Challenge – Congratulations to Randy Dehn and Walter Brewer, they both lost the same percentage of weight for December. Our next weigh-in will be January 23rd and the person with the highest percentage of weight loss will win a $10.00 gift certificate to Brace Books.
The Annual Youth Chili/Stew Cook-off will be Sunday, January 30th. Get out your best chili or stew recipe, sign-up and join the fun and competition. Sign-up sheets will be in all adult Sunday School classrooms and outside the office. Thank you for your continued support of our youth.
Thank you, Albright. Our Christmas Eve offering enabled us to give $301.07 to the Dearing House and $301.07 to Hope Ranch. Thank you for your generosity in all we do!
Update on video projection system for the sanctuary: As of December 29th, we have raised approximately $26,000 in cash and pledges towards the new video projectors and screens to be used in worship. Hopefully, we will have the equipment installed early in 2011. There are numerous ways we can use the video system. We welcome your ideas and input. Be watching for information about training on using the equipment and on how to volunteer to help us run the computer on Sunday mornings. Thank you, Albright, for your vision for the future of our church and for your generosity!
The AUMW are selling “Homemade with Love” cookbooks. With almost 500 recipes, they are a great value at only $15.00 They are available in the church office.
The UMW are selling Prayer Journals for $5.00 All profits go towards the video projector fundraiser. Only 4 journals left…Get yours today!
~ Church Planning Day ~ Saturday, January 8, 2010
- 9:00 – 11:30 a.m. all committee members and Administrative Council will meet
- 11:30 a.m. – lunch break
- 12:30 – 2:00 p.m. - Administrative Council Meeting.
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Albright United Methodist Church January 2, 2011 Epiphany Sunday 10:30 a.m.
Arise, shine! For your light has come!
WE GATHER TO WORSHIP GOD
WELCOME AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Rev. Scott Spencer
GATHERING SONG “Joy to the World” (vs. 1) UMH 246
PRELUDE/LIGHTING OF THE ALTAR CANDLES Jessica Douglas & Michael Douglas
UTHE CALL TO WORSHIP Tom Howard, Liturgist
Blessings to God, who gives hope in the darkness of our lives. Blessings to Jesus Christ, who reveals God’s love to the world. Blessings to the Holy Spirit, who empowers us to be a light for others. Blessings, honor, and glory to God, today and forever. Amen.
UOPENING HYMN “Angels We Have Heard on High” UMH 238
PRAYER OF CONFESSION
God’s ways are not our ways. God’s thoughts are not our own. God watches over us far beyond the powers of human reasoning. God searches for us, Yet we will find God hidden deep in our hearts. Let us turn away from evil And God will have mercy on us.
SONG “O Little Town of Bethlehem” (vs. 4) UMH 230
WE HEAR THE WORD OF GOD
CHILDRENS MOMENTS Wise Men (Children Kindergarten and younger may be dismissed)
FIRST LESSON Isaiah 60:1-6 (page 649 OT) Pete Hurd
This is the Word of the Lord. Thanks be to God!
HYMN “Sing We Now of Christmas” UMH 237
USECOND READING Matthew 2:1-12 (page 1 NT) Rev. Scott Spencer This is the word of the Lord. Thanks be to God!
SERMON Rev. Scott Spencer
WE RESPOND TO GOD’S WORD
HYMN OF RESPONSE “We Three Kings” UMH 254
SHARING OF JOYS & CONCERNS Rev. Scott Spencer
CALL TO PRAYER “O Come Let Us Adore Him” (refrain only) UMH 234
PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE See Prayer Insert Tom Howard, Liturgist
PRAYER RESPONSE “Alleluia” UMH 186
OFFERING
UDOXOLOGY “Praise God, from Whom All Blessings Flow” UMH 94
WE ARE SENT INTO THE WORLD
HYMN “There’s a Song in the Air” (verses 1-3) UMH 249
UDISMISSAL WITH BLESSING Tom Howard, Liturgist
May Christ the Son of God be manifest to you That our lives may be a light to the world; And the blessing of the almighty God, Creator, redeemer, and sustainer, be with us all. Amen.
POSTLUDE “There’s a Song in the Air” (verse 4) UMH 249
UDenotes to please stand as you are able.
TFWS – The Faith We Sing Hymnal ³ UMH – United Methodist Hymnal
A nursery is available for children, Kindergarten and under, during all or part of the worship service. Please ask an usher for assistance. Today’s nursery workers are Sara Palmer & Kim Brown.
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PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE 1-2-2011
Filled with wonder and joy that God’s gift of grace has been given in the son born for us, let us pray for the church, the good creation, and the needs of all. (a brief silence.) You are the radiant God of glory. We pray that through the church your wisdom may be revealed. Warn us when we go astray, and send us by another road to do your will. Hear us, O God.
Your mercy is great.
You are the guiding star of creation. We pray that our care for the land, seas, and skies will preserve the rich variety of all that you have made. Hear us, O God.
Your mercy is great.
You are the light of the nations. We pray that your abundant peace may reign in every land. Uphold all who labor for human rights, shelter for the homeless, and protection of the vulnerable. Hear us, O God.
Your mercy is great.
You are the hope of those in need. We pray for all who face hardship, danger, loss, and illness. In your compassion lift up their hearts and comfort them with your healing presence. Hear us, O God.
Your mercy is great.
You are the giver of all gifts. We pray that the ministries of this congregation will reflect your generosity in loving service. Lead us out of complacency to new ventures in faith. Hear us, O God.
Your mercy is great.
You are the source and end of all our searching, and the faithful departed now rest in your light. Grant that we too may live with bold confidence in your grace, now and forever. Hear us, O God.
Your mercy is great.
Into the manger of your love, holy God, we lay our prayers, trusting in your promise made known to us in Jesus the Christ, our brother and Savoir.
Amen.
Prayers are offered with intercession for:
I. The universal church, its members, and its mission · For our Bishop, Robert E. Hayes, the Council of Bishops, and all who lead in the church · For Rev. David Wiggs, our District Superintendent · For our pastor and the leadership of Albright
II. The nation and all in authority · Let us pray for President Obama, members of Congress, the Supreme Court · For our new Governor, Mary Fallin
III. The welfare of the world · For Christians in Iraq who are being persecuted · For Rev. Kristen Brown (pastor at Blackwell FUMC) who is leaving for the Holy Land in a month and will be serving there as a missionary · For the people of Haiti · For the situation between North and South Korea · For the Middle East and the people of the Holy Land · For the elections in Sudan (Africa) and especially Darfur · For our military, especially Johnny Douglas (Mike’s brother), Preston and Elizabeth (Michealson) Lopez (Thelma’s grandson-in-law and granddaughter), Brandon Woolley (Rachel Christy’s great-grandson and Dottie Johnstone’s grandson), Randy Wilson (Nancy & Tim Wilson’s son and Evelyn Culwell’s grandson), Matthew Michealson (Thelma’s grandson)
IV. The concerns of our local community · For those traveling for the holidays · For those in schools – public, private, and homeschool · For the American Legion’s Children’s Home · For all those searching new jobs, especially Bob Knebel · For Albright’s shut-ins: o Maxine Bowhay (Shawn Manor 315) o Evelyn Culwell (Renaissance 203) o Ruth Davis (home) o Catherine Graham (home) o Edith Hobbs (Ponce City Nursing Home 204) o Jill Horstman (home) o Mark Keltner (Kansas Veterans Home, Winfield 428a) o Vincie Paisley (Via Christi 110) o Ruth Villines (Via Christi, Nursing 39) o Ken Wright (Via Christi, Nursing 2, 40) o Mike McCool (home) o Betty Webb (Via Christi Apt. 310) o Mary Lee Hastings (home) o Rachel Christy (Via Christi 20) o Corrine Wasson (Shawn Manor) o Ann McCool (Ponca City Nursing Home 115) o Paul & Ruth Holcomb (Corpus Christi, TX) · For those celebrating birthdays and anniversaries this week: o 1/1 Karrie Williams o 1/2 Bill Kirkpatrick o 1/4 Rick Trant, Paul & Julie Brown o 1/7 Nicole Chandler, Gene Trant, Savannah Clark o 1/8 Phyllis Heminger
V. Those who suffer and those in any trouble: · For Larry Steele – health · Janice Taylor – continued healing from knee surgery (Catherine Graham’s niece) · Connor Grimes – leukemia (Catherine Graham’s great-grandson) · Katie Goss – home recovering from knee surgery · For Helen Bloxom – recovering from heart surgery (Thelma Stewart’s relative) · For Pat Lutz’s friend Jayne Bradley – leukemia · For Royce Caldron’s friend Johnny Nantz (biopsy for cancer) · For Dick Powell, experiencing chest pains · For Royce Caldron’s niece, Brooke, 7 months pregnant and experiencing kidney issues · For Norma Hurd who broke her arm last week · For confidential prayer requests left with Pastor Scott
VI. For those who have lost loved ones · For the family and friends of Leland Webb (Willis’ brother) who passed away last week · For the family and friends of Albert Dill (Gerry Stewart’s brother) who passed away last week · For the family and friends of Catherine Bay (Judy Throop’s sister) who passed away last Sunday
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During 2011, I will be preaching and teaching on the life of Jesus as seen through the eyes of Matthew. We will generally follow the lectionary readings but I will more than likely stray away occasionally from those assigned readings. I am very excited about this since Jesus is the reason for our Christian faith. What did he believe? What did he teach his followers? What did he expect them (and us) to do? We will be immersing ourselves this year in Matthew's gospel and in our Savior Jesus Christ. January 9th this year is the traditional day to commemorate the Baptism of our Lord. On that day we will re-affirm our commitment to Christ as we remember our baptismal vows. It's a great day for baptisms, so if you've not been baptized, please pray about it and speak with me! I would love to explore with you what a commitment to Christ means. As I write this a few days before Christmas, I am looking at a mostly blank calendar for 2011. I know it will fill up quickly. I am looking forward to all the traditions of Albright during this coming year. But I also know people are dreaming of exciting new ministries and activities. So I am also looking forward to the new things God will be doing in our midst in 2011. Virtually all of our committee chairs for 2011 are new this year! Please be in prayer for our leadership. Here's a prayer for the new year: God of all times and yet beyond time, you call us into this new year still to be named. Help us travel light in faith and expectation. Guide us in this new venture of imagination. Make us bold witnesses to the in-breaking of your future. Let us rest our times in yours, confident that we do not enter this new year alone. (from "Chalice Worship", p. 155) Happy New Year, Pastor Scott Thank you, Albright. Our Christmas Eve offering enabled us to give $301.07 to the Dearing House and $301.07 to Hope Ranch. Thank you for your generosity in all we do! Update on video projection system for the sanctuary: As of December 29th, we have raised approximately $25,000 in cash and pledges towards the new video projectors and screens to be used in worship. Hopefully, we will have the equipment installed early in 2011. There are numerous ways we can use the video system. We welcome your ideas and input. Be watching for information about training on using the equipment and on how to volunteer to help us run the computer on Sunday mornings. Thank you, Albright, for your vision for the future of our church and for your generosity! New Year's Prayer Vigil - We will have a prayer vigil on Friday, December 31st from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. You can sign up to come and pray in the chapel in 15 minute increments.
New Year's Extravaganza - The church will open at 6:00 p.m. on New Year's Eve for games & fellowship! Bring all the leftover goodies from the holidays, or your favorite soup, chili or stew in a crockpot! Bring games (dominos, cards, board games, etc.) We'll stay until midnight or until everyone falls asleep, whichever comes first! If you are interested in coming but don't want to drive after dark, we'll try to have someone pick you up in the church van. ~ Church Planning Day ~ Saturday, January 8, 2010 - 9:00 – 11:30 a.m. all committee members and Administrative Council will meet
- 11:30 a.m. – lunch break
- 12:30 – 2:00 p.m. - Administrative Council Meeting.
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The office will be closed Monday, January 3rd. We welcome our newest members of Albright. Chera Brewer and Amy Muegge have decided to unite with Albright by transfer of their membership from other churches. Welcome to these new members! If you have been thinking about church membership, please let Pastor Scott know. Children’s money jar – Thanks to all of the generous people of Albright, we were able to give a family in need $523.65 in gift cards and we gave another family in need $300.00 in Chamber Bucks this holiday season.
The Annual Youth Chili/Stew Cook-off will be Sunday, January 30th. Get out your best chili or stew recipe, sign-up and join the fun and competition. Sign-up sheets will be in all adult Sunday School classrooms and outside the office. Thank you for your continued support of our youth.
Sunday School News Once again the Homemaker's Class enjoyed a wonderful Christmas Party at the home of Bob and Kay Anthony. We took unwrapped Christmas ornaments or decorations we no longer used as dirty Santa gifts. Don Appleman brought his delicious peanut brittle that is always traded as many times as allowed. Jim Daniel gave each of us a Kris Moose he had carved along with Santa earrings. Good food and great fellowship was enjoyed by all. We were delighted to have Bob and Shelly Knebel and Ken and Ila Slavin as our guest. We ended a wonderful evening by singing Christmas carols. Officers for 2011 are: President: Bob Anthony Vice President Lonnie Wittmer Secretary-Treasurer Marlene Wittmer Reporter- Carol Mann We wish each of you a Blessed Christmas and a Happy Healthy New Year Carol Mann Reporter The Earnest Seekers Class held their Christmas luncheon and party December 1st in the Fellowship Hall. We enjoyed playing Musical Bingo and singing Christmas Carols. Thanks to Pat Purkey for playing for us on the piano. 35 members and guests attended, and a good time was had by all. We really appreciated all of the things the church did for Betty and the family. Betty had expressed for some time that she wanted to join Albright, and we are thankful that Pastor Scott helped her with that before she died. We thank you for the fantastic lunch and for those who participated in getting the meal provided and served. Thank you pastor for all of the visits to Betty and the comfort you gave to her and the family. Ben DeWhitt and cousins Thank you to the Open Door Class for sharing the wonderful Christmas carols with me Friday evening. It made the evening very special for me. Thank you for your continued prayers during my time of recovery. I see the doctor in Edmond on the 28th and hope to be in church shortly thereafter. Thank you for the continued prayers. Katie Goss A big thanks to our custodian, Theo, who helps so many in and out of their cars and through the parking lot when they come to church on Sunday mornings. When we have been greeters at the back door, we have noticed how attentive he is to those in need, and we wanted to give him a special thanks for showing concern to others. He is a great asset to our church. Love, Kay and Bob Anthony Thank you Albright family for making our Children's Program successful - from collecting boxes to being there last night. All your support is much appreciated. Special thanks to Timilyn, Scott, Royce, Chera, Jeanne, Jen, Cheryl & the muscles that helped make room for the set!! And thank you to Family Life for the Birthday Party for Jesus. From, Kimberley Brown A BIG THANKS to the choir and Pat and all those involved in presenting the new Christmas cantata last Sunday. As usual, it was well done, and brought a large turnout for our morning worship. I especially appreciate our musicians all year long, and wanted to say a special thank you for the time and effort they spent in preparation for the cantata. It doesn’t “just happen”, and they all deserve a pat on the back for a job well done. Thanks again! Love, Kay Anthony Dear Albright, Thank you for the Christmas cards, gifts, and for the bonus given during worship on December 19. And thanks for a great 2010. It's been a great year and I am blessed to be a part of the Albright UMC. I am looking forward to what God will do through us and in us in 2011. God bless, Pastor Scott
Thank you to Pat Purkey and the members of our choir and bell choir for their extra work this holiday season. The cantata was fantastic! Also, thanks to Kim Brown and all those who helped her with the children's Christmas program this year. It was fantastic! Hats off to the Family Life Committee for hosting the birthday party for Jesus. And a special thanks to individuals, Sunday school classes, and other groups who gave so that others could have a happier Christmas this year. We helped numerous people, some we know about and some we don't know about! Thanks, Albright!!! Thank you Albright for the most generous gift that you gave me at Christmas. It is a pleasure to belong to such a caring church. I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year. Pat Purkey Thank you so much for the Christmas bonus and the many Christmas gifts given to me. I am so grateful for them all. My children and I are very blessed to be a part of such a wonderful church family. Chera Brewer Dear Albright Family, Thank you for the survival kit during finals week. Thank you for thinking of me. Also, thank you for the generous Christmas gift. Your love, thoughtfulness, and generosity are greatly appreciated. Tommie Dehn The Albright Youth would like to thank the Schulz family for the television they donated to the youth for the youth room. Thank you Paul, Traci, Jacob, and Katie. Thank you, Albright Youth Our thoughts and prayers go out to all of the friends and families who have lost a loved one this past month: Cathie Bays, sister of Judy Throop; Leland Webb, brother of Willis Webb; Albert Dill, Gerry Stewart’s brother.
December 2010 Monthly Giving
1st Sunday | $6,946.87 | 2nd Sunday | $3,592.57 | 3rd Sunday | $3,121.32 | 4th Sunday | $2,618.96 | Total | $16,279.72 |
Monthly Average Needed For Budget: $19,227.98 |
Human Relations Day is one of the opportunities for United Methodist Churches to celebrate our connectional work. This day of social action and raising awareness aims to heal social ills at the national level. It supports Community Developers, United Methodist Voluntary Service (UMVS), and the Youth Offender Rehabilitation Program. The first two programs are administered through the General Board of Global Ministries. In The United Methodist Church calendar, Human Relations Day happens the Sunday immediately following the observance of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday. The juxtaposition of these two very special days is not a coincidence. The United Methodist Book of Discipline describes the purpose of Human Relations Day as a call to "the Church to recognize the right of all God's children in realizing their potential as human beings in relationship with each other."
The AUMW are selling “Homemade With Love” Cookbooks. They have almost 500 recipes in them and are a great value at only $15.00 The cookbooks are available in the church office. Get yours today!
Did you know the Upper Room (the same folks who publish the devotional magazine) has a prayer center where you can call 7 days a week? The phone number is 1-800-251-2468. You can also go online at http://www.upperroom.org/prayer_center/ and leave prayer requests.
Youth News
January 2 No Youth – New Years January 9 Mission Night January 16 Game Night January 21 Fun Friday January 23 Group Youth Meeting @ Asbury 5 p.m. January 30 Chili/Stew Cook-off
February 4-6 Stillwater District Mid-Winter Retreat at Camp Egan February 18 Fun Friday March 11 Fun Friday March 26 Local Church Leaders Workshop June 6-10 Stillwater District Youth Camp at Camp Egan
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WORSHIP LEADERS' SCHEDULES FOR 2010-2011 THANK YOU FOR BEING WILLING TO READ AND BE A PART OF THE MOR NING WORSHIP SERVICE.—Donna Evans, 765 6220 or deevans@cableone.net ******************************************************************************************** JULY-DECEMBER SCRIPTURE READERS AT ALBRIGHT UMCHURCH 2010 JULY - DECEMBER July | 4 | Charles Miller | | October | 3 | Paul Schulz | | 11 | Lynnita Miller | | | 10 | Julie Brown | | 18 | Tom Howard | | | 17 | Lee Burge | | 25 | Jennifer Douglas | | | 24 | Carol Daniel | | | | | | 31 | Billy Kirkpatrick | | | | | | | | August | 1 | Floyd Stewart | | November | 7 | Alberta Depew | | 8 | Paula Coppock | | | 14 | Pete Hurd | | 15 | Don Appleman | | | 21 | Sandy Kanelakos | | 22 | Esther Brigden | | | 28 | Sandy Kirkpatrick | | 29 | Youth Sunday | | | | | | | | | | | | September | 5 | Randy Hodgson | | December | 5 | Jacob Schulz | | 12 | Mary Cantrell | | | 12 | Cheryl Taylor | | 19 | Mike McCool | | | 19 | Cantata | | 26 | Kay Anthony | | | 26 | Bill Brigden | | | | | | | |
THANK YOU FOR BEING WILLING TO READ AND BE A PART OF THE MOR NING WORSHIP SERVICE.—Donna Evans, 765 6220 or deevans@cableone.net  ***************************************** JANUARY - JUNE 2011 January | 2 | Randy Hodgson | | April | 3 | Jennifer Douglas | | 9 | Sallie Hill | | | 10 | Brooke Steele | | 16 | Charlie Miller | | | 17 | Alberta Depew | | 23 | Mary Cantrell | | | 24 | Bill Brigden | | 30 | Steve Crank | | | | | | | | | | | | February | 6 | Frieda Hill | | May | 1 | Paula Coppock | | 13 | SCOUT SUNDAY | | | 8 | John Lansdown | | 30 | Don Appleman | | | 15 | Cheryl Long | | 27 | Kay Miller | | | 22 | Bill Armstrong | | | | | | 29 | Pat Lutz | | | | | | | | March | 6 | Kay Anthony | | June | 5 | Calvin Golliver | | 13 | Paul Schultz | | | 12 | Debi Topper | | 20 | Lynnita Miller | | | 19 | Alan Crockett | | 27 | Lee Burge | | | 26 | Donna Evans | | | | | | | |
READERS: Please check the “Preaching Schedule” in the NewsNotes which go out the first of every month. Your reading will be the First Scripture Reading listed for the Sunday you are scheduled to read. Or Scott will get them to you. In the event the NewsNotes do not reach those of you reading the first Sunday of the month, call Chera for your reading. The schedule is also posted on the bulletin board by the office. . It is preferred that you read from the PEW Bible (New Revised Standard Version) or the large print Bible on the lectern. This way, the congregation can follow you in reading the same thing. If you are going to be gone, please trade with someone else on the list and let Chera know so she can put it in the Sunday bulletin. If an emergency or last minute change has to be made, let Donna or the office know, and we will find a reader. If, for some reason, you no longer wish to be a reader, Let Donna know . THANK YOU FOR BEING WILLING TO READ AND BE A PART OF THE MOR NING WORSHIP SERVICE.—Donna Evans, 765 6220 or deevans@cableone.net
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