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The other night I heard Melissa

talking to my mother on the phone. My

mother called her in response to something

she posted on her Facebook page. It seems

Melissa was looking at her mother-in-law's

page and it said that Carolyn was interested

in the "Whiskey Tasting Festival". Melissa

knowing a little about her mother-in-law

could not help but post a response, "I didn't

know you drank whiskey".

You can probably sense where this is

going. my mother does not drink whiskey or

any kind of alcohol for that matter. A strong

allergy to alcohol has always presented a

rather high barrier to enjoying alcoholic

beverages. I share many of my families’

allergies but thankfully this is not one of

them. My mother was calling Melissa to

laugh about how this could have ended up on

her Facebook page. My mother fixed her

Facebook page in short order. As she

continued to speak to Melissa I heard

Melissa tell my mom that we were finally

starting to see the ground.

I looked out the window and

thought, "Wow we are starting to see the

ground". Spring in some respects appears to

have arrived. Of course, this does not mean

we can't still get a lot more snow and cold,

but it seems things are moving in the right

direction. Spring is a wonderful time of the

year. After all the snow and cold it is nice to

get a little break. Spring is a time for new life

and new beginnings.

God apparently likes spring too,

Revelation 21:1-7 " 1 Then I saw “a new

heaven and a new earth,” for the first heaven

and the first earth had passed away, and there

was no longer any sea. 2 I saw the Holy City,

the new Jerusalem, coming down out of

heaven from God, prepared as a bride

beautifully dressed for her husband. 3 And I

heard a loud voice from the throne saying,

“Look! God’s dwelling place is now among

the people, and he will dwell with them.

They will be his people, and God himself

will be with them and be their God. 4 ‘He

will wipe every tear from their eyes. There

will be no more death’ or mourning or crying

or pain, for the old order of things has passed

away.” 5 He who was seated on the throne

said, “I am making everything new!” Then

he said, “Write this down, for these words

are trustworthy and true.” 6 He said to me:

“It is done. I am the Alpha and the Omega,

the Beginning and the End. To the thirsty I

will give water without cost from the spring

of the water of life. 7 Those who are

victorious will inherit all this, and I will be

their God and they will be my children." (Continued on page 3)

The Soo Chimes

First United Presbyterian Church

Prayer Requests 2

Birthdays 4

Anniversaries 4

Bible Study 9

Kid’s 2

Calendar 13

Regular Features:

Inside this Issue:

Easter Events

Deacon’s Bench

Graduation

VBS

“Relationships” by

Don Myers, CRE

Organ Fund

Security Team

Presbytery Point

Rummage Sale

Fundraiser

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April 2018

The Purpose of the First United Presbyterian Church is to:

Invite people to know and glorify God

Grow together as followers of Christ

Serve others through the power of the Holy Spirit

The Soo Chimes

John Jobes, Jon Burgess, Gina Gough,

Alex McCready Andrea Klier, Lois Hillock,

Pat Whyte, Jim Schmidt, Jane Kellan, Joyce Cross,

William Kellan, Lillian Donelson, Tom and Ellen Woodgate,

Christine Mickelson, Tara Jean Brody, Geraldine Carnahan,

Wendy (Menard) James, Margaret Vonderwerth & her family, and all

members of missionaries and the U.S. Armed Forces.

Please keep us up to date on your prayer requests.

Jeanne Shibley

Sunday,

April 15th

2:00 pm

The next Deacon’s

Meeting will be held on

April 15th

Deacon

If you or someone you

know are in the hospital

and would like a visit

from the Deacon’s

please contact the

church office or one of

the Deacons

Connie

Lawrence

Our Sunday

Worship Service

starts at 10:00 a.m.

We hope to see you

on Sunday!

Food Pantry

Distribution

04/10: Connie & Wanda

04/24: Cathy &Mary Frances

Edna Roe

02/28/18

Malcolm MacFarlane

03/07/18

Dorothy Smart

03/09/18

McKinley Manor 2023 West 4th Avenue

Jane Kellan

Vera Steffens

Tendercare– Sault Ste Marie

1011 Meridian Jim Schmidt

Jean Smith

WMH Long Term Care 500 Osborn Boulevard

Robert Ferguson

Lois Myers

Freighter View Assisted Living 605 West Portage Avenue

Virginia Blair

Audrey Bush

Delores Swick

Out of Town Della Porter

Cross Roads Village

6600 Constitution Blvd Room 605

Portage, MI 49024

June MacInnis

2000 E Mitchell Road Apt 3

Petoskey, MI 49770

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The Good News is all about new beginnings. What greater way for God to

show us his desire for us to have a new life and a new beginning then coming out

of the tomb after three days? If that does not bespeak of new beginnings I am

uncertain what would. God offers us in Jesus new beginnings each day, over our

life and for all eternity. Let us make the most of the new beginnings God so

lavishly offers us.

Peace in Christ,

Mark

We hope everyone had a blessed Easter as we head into the days leading up to

Pentecost. Remember, the Deacons are here should you need a ride to church, a bag of

groceries, prayers, or spiritual comfort.

Grocery bags from the Food Pantry are available in the office or by contacting a

Deacon. April is on the 10th and 24th. A pound of meat is included. Perhaps you have

a neighbor, co-worker or friend who could use a gift of food.

We are here to help you.

Your Deacons

The Office will Closed

Friday, April 20th

Sunday

April 1, 2018

Easter Worship Service

10:00 am

Easter Offering

April 1st

Come and join us for an Easter Egg Hunt on Easter

Sunday at 9:30 am. Kids are encouraged to bring

their Easter baskets to collect their eggs!

Lee & Kristeen Mason

are serving breakfast

on Easter Sunday,

from 9 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.,

in the Social Hall.

All are invited to come & enjoy!

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY’S RESTORE is doing well but over

the winter has gotten a little low on inventory. Please bring us

any of the following: household appliances (even the ones that

don’t work because we recycle metal for money) also beds, tools,

building materials, light fixtures, and more. The ReStore is

located at 400 Sheridan Avenue.

Phone: 906-632-6616

Open: 10-4 Wednesday thru Saturday

The Soo Chimes

Rich Campbell 04/01

Amie Lawson 04/01

Mary Frances Morden 04/01

Kent Nicholls 04/01

Lucy Huskey 04/03

Briana McKee 04/03

Christine Kay 04/04

Tyler Walcher 04/04

Cynthia Howson 04/07

Sandra Borg 04/10

Gary Deuman 04/10

Kelsey Justin 04/10

Carol Rohweder 04/10

Dane Vaught 04/10

Margaret Sabourin 04/11

Ashtin Kay 04/14

Alicia Cottle 04/16

Bonita Lawson 04/16

Wendy Pearce 04/17

Abigail Reattoir 04/17

Patricia Whyte 04/17

Thomas Martin 04/18

Wayne Somes 04/22

Susan Hovie 04/23

Sara Jones 04/23

Jennie McCain 04/24

Donna LaPlaunt 04/26

Jacob Hubbard 04/27

Patty Russell 04/27

Margaret Kellan 04/30

Earl and Christine Kay 04/02

Steven and Christina Bernier 04/05

Jackie and KevinTastor 04/13

Burton and Sara Jones 04/22

Leanne and Gary Deuman 04/25

ATTENTION GRADUATING SENIORS

AND THEIR FAMILIES Graduation season is upon us once again and the Christian

Education Committee would like to honor its graduating seniors on

May 27, 2018 during worship. If you have a graduate in your

family and would like them recognized that day, please provide a

photo of your graduate and a brief write up about them. You can

drop off the information to the church office or email it to

[email protected]. All information is needed by Monday,

May 14.

For questions contact Kaye Hillock-Vining at 906-630-5346 or the

church office.

Richard Campbell

Jennie McCain

Donna LaPlaunt

mailto:[email protected]

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Easter is on April 1, 2018 and many of us feel that Christmas is the most important day of the year but the winds of March have left us and Easter is arriving

with our blessings.

The Apostle Paul put it this way: “If Christ has not been raised then our preaching is in vain and your faith is in vain.” Without the resurrection of Christ.....there would be no Christian faith. Christ’s resurrection is the solid

proof of His Divinity.

Christ brought us the promise of new life, both on earth and in heaven. We can

also reflect on the past knowing we are forgiven as a new life begins. Christ comes into our lives and so do people for a season or a lifetime. We have to remember to thank our friends in church, and our neighbors as well, who have come into our lives for a reason or a season. They may teach you something you have never known. They may even give you an unbelievable

amount of joy.

Lifetime relationships teach you lifetime lessons whether you are a reason, a

season or a lifetime.

Please, be my friend for lifetime.

Don Myers, CRE

Youth group will finish the month of April with meetings 8, 15, 22, 29

learning along side the Duck Dynasty teens. We have had an amazing

year building relationships with our youth group students seeing them

growing and becoming more comfortable in our group and in their faith

with God.

Mark and Melissa, Chad and Denise

Circle 3

April 22nd

VBS NEEDS YOU!!!!

We are need of VBS Volunteers! If you can help please contact the church office at 632-7771 or email us at [email protected]

June 25—June 29 9 am—Noon

Fund Raiser for Organ Update

The organ is in need of an update. There is a recording system on it that allows Kay to

record what she is playing and then use that recording as playback to accompany her or it

can be used to simply play a song. The system has become obsolete and needs to be re-

placed. (For those of you technically savvy, the recordings are placed on a 3.5” floppy…

The new system would place all recordings on a flash drive.)

The church is accepting donations to this update through May 1st. The expected cost is

$2,000. Donations may be placed in a pew envelope marked “Organ” or you can place a

separate check in your weekly offering envelope with a memo marked “Organ”.

If you have any questions about this update, feel free to speak to Rev. Gabbard, a

member of the Trustees, or Kay.

For Your Safety…

As we all know, shootings in churches have been in the news more and more over

the last few years and, unfortunately, we no longer live in the society that many of

us remember when churches were left unlocked all the time and anyone could come

in and seek a quiet time with God as their need required.

To address the situation in our church, your church leadership has put together a Security Team to seek

information and establish policies to keep all who come to our church as safe as possible while we gather

together in worship, fellowship, and outreach.

Beginning Monday, April 30th, the church doors will be locked at all times except for established

exceptions to allow entry for scheduled events or gatherings. All entry during office hours will be through

the Bingham door only and everyone will have to buzz for admittance unless they are an authorized key

holder. There will be a limited time when doors are unlocked for everyone to gather for worship services

or other events. Anyone not entering during the established time frame will have to go to the Bingham

door for admittance.

There are still many areas of the policy that your Security Team is working out and we will have another

article in next month’s newsletter as well as inserts in the bulletins. Many of the changes may not be

welcome ones, but in today’s climate of unrest, it is necessary to take all steps possible to keep everyone

safe as we gather together to worship and do God’s work.

The Soo Chimes

Volume 49, Issue 4

Spring is upon us, a time for celebration and renewal of life as the snow melts away and flowers begin to sprout. As we look ahead to spring and summer please remember that VBS is no so far away. VBS is the June 25 through June 29th. Volunteers are needed to make this another successful ministry to our area youth. There are many ways to volunteer and support VBS, giving of your time, giving of your resources and through prayer, to name a few. Please contact the church office or Amy Lawson for more information on how you can help with this wonder outreach program.

Other upcoming Spring events include:

The annual PW rummage Sale, April 14, 2018

Bark for Life May 5, 2018 from 11 am to 2 pm

The Lion King Jr. -Soo Theatre's Youth Production April 19-22, several FUPC children are in this amazing production, Including, Kamryn Corbiere, Isabella Stratton, Tiffeney Stratton, and Olivia Martin.

and Peter

Mark 16:7 (KJV, NIV, NRSV, CSB)

My Dear Friends,

I have read the Biblical record of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ numerous times. In fact, we can read a passage so

many times that we really do not read it, or take it all in. I believe Mark 16:7 to be one of those scriptures.

All of the Gospels tell us about the death and resurrection of Jesus. Yet, the four gospels each give us a different nuance as they

write to us. For example, Mark tells us about the spokesman (angel) in the tomb. Luke tells there were two angels in the

tomb.

Mark has the distinction in 16:7 of informing us that the women were commanded to go tell the disciples “and Peter.” Why

Peter? Mark is the only Gospel writer to tell us of this special mission to Peter. I believe that John Mark was a scribe, an

amanuensis for Peter. Mark accompanies Peter in all his travels. Mark sits at the feet of Peter and records for us what Peter

teaches. Mark is first hand source of information.

I still ask, “Why Peter?” We must remember a special event in Peter’s life. Peter was privileged to be present when Jesus

stood before Pilate. Members of the crowd pointed at Peter, accusing Peter of being Jesus’ disciple. What did Peter do? Three

times Peter denied knowing Jesus. The angel in the tomb wanted Peter to know that Peter was forgiven (John 21). Jesus

himself forgave Peter. Now we understand the urgency for the women to go and tell Peter.

My greatest joy this Easter is to hear Jesus say, “Forgiven.”

Rev. Dennis Boogerd

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2018 Presbytery Point Wish List for May Marquette Presbytery Meeting

Playground balls, ping-pong balls and paddles, archery equipment Fishing equipment (poles, bobbers, hooks without barbs) Arts-n-crafts supplies (colored construction paper, glue and glue sticks, masking tape, meltie beads, white t-shirts of all sizes, tie dye colors, macramé jute, beads, wax and wick for candle making, crayons, paints, lanyard gimp) Permanent markers, dry erase markers Spiral notebooks (all sizes) Copy Paper Colored and white poster board 5 quart ice cream pails New or gently used 2-4 person tents Shoeboxes Rubber bands, paper clips, file folders, general office supplies Walkie-Talkies Batteries of all types (AA,AAA,C,D,6v,9v) Laundry Detergent 5 quart ice cream pails (with covers) Gently used sleeping bags and blankets New or gently used athletic shoes (youth and young adult sizes) Clean linens: towels, washcloths, twin and double size sheets, pillow cases Sturdy Coat trees, plastic coat hangers Flashlights New or gently used Canoes (17 foot) and paddles Lake kayaks and paddles Water front equipment (kickboards, water volleyball set, beach balls, noodles) Golf Cart Serviceable 4-wheeler (350cc or more) *** Financial Gifts to the Campership Fund, General Camp Fund or Maintenance Fund***

Projects to do at Home for the Point

Make Simple BEACH BAGS for the campers! Each camper is given a bag, made from old T-shirts, to use as their beach bag to keep all their beach bags together. Take an old T-shirt, cut off the sleeves and neck-band and sew together the bottom. It’s that simple! Make a bench for the Point! – Simple, but sturdy benches for worship time at Vespers Point. We have a plan that you can follow with easy directions. Email the Camp Manager to get a copy of the bench plan: [email protected] Make Counselor Care Bags. Include: tissues, chapstick, small flash-light, bug repellant, spray sunscreen, small notepad, pen, Sharpie, bandanna, etc

Please have items in the office by May 7th, so Brenda can deliver them at the Presbytery Stated Meeting on May 12th . Thank You!

SPAGHETTI DINNER FUNDRAISER APRIL 19, 2018 6:00 pm

The church has been asked to prepare and serve a banquet meal for the

Hiawatha Skating Club. This will be a fundraiser for the general fund of the church.

Menu:: Spaghetti and Meatballs Bread Salad Dessert

Donations of cash to offset costs are needed and can be given to the church office.

Dessert donations can be left in the church kitchen on April 19 in the morning.

Thank you for your help!!!

For questions contact Kaye Hillock-Vining at 906-630-5346 or the church office.

Volume 49, Issue 4

Chad Folkersma

and

Wanda Eby

Men’s Bible Study every

Friday morning at 9:00 am.

All men are welcome

to join us!

Woman’s Bible Study

Wednesday Mornings,

at 9:30 AM.

Come join us!

1 Matthew 25:1-30 Numbers 30-31 Job 1



4 Matthew 26:26-46 Deuteronomy 1-2 Job 4




8 Matthew 28 Deuteronomy 9-10 Job 8

9 Acts 1 Deuteronomy 11-12 Job 9

10 Acts 2:1-13 Deuteronomy 13-14 Job 10


12 Acts 3 Deuteronomy 17-18 Job 12





17 Acts 6 Deuteronomy 28 Job 17


19 Acts 7:23-8:1 Deuteronomy 31-32 Job 19


21 Acts 8:26-40 Joshua 1-2 Job 21

22 Acts 9:1-25 Joshua 3:1-5:1 Job 22

23 Acts 9:26-43 Joshua 5:2-6:27 Job 23

24 Acts 10:1-33 Joshua 7-8 Job 24

25 Acts 10:34-48 Joshua 9-10 Job 25

26 Acts 11:1-18 Joshua 11-12 Job 26

27 Acts 11:19-30 Joshua 13-14 Job 27

28 Acts 12 Joshua 15-17 Job 28

29 Acts 13:1-25 Joshua 18-19 Job 29

30 Acts 13:26-52 Joshua 20-21 Job 30

WOMEN'S COFFEE

Tuesday, April 17th

at 9:30 AM

Please join us for fellow-

ship and treats.

All Ladies Welcome!

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The Textile Social Group meets Thursdays 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Bring a sack lunch,

The Ultimate Cloth Great for your

Cleaning projects!

Get yours at the church office

$6.00 each or 5 for $25.00

Dish Cloths!

Colors to match every kitchen

Only $1.00 each

Available in the church office.

Brought to you by the

Presbyterian Women

Thursday

April 12th

RUMMAGE SALE

Saturday April 14th

9 am to 1 pm.

We will be setting up and accepting donations

beginning Tuesday, April 10th, thru Friday from

9 am to 2 pm and also Wednesday evening

6:30-8:30 pm. Please no cell phone or

computers.

Workers are needed for setup and the day of the

sale. A signup sheet is located on the bulletin

board by the office.

As you are spring cleaning, please keep the

Rummage Sale in mind.

Thank you

RUMMAGE SALE

We are also looking for 3 people with a truck to help deliver the left over goods Hospital Auxiliary after the Rummage

To my church family,

Many thanks and much appreciation

for the lovely cards and phone calls

that I received over the past few

months. Really appreciated it, I am

coming along just fine.

Hope to see you soon!

Volume 49, Issue 4

Year-to 03/25/18 offerings $41,202

Year to 03/25/18 expenses $52,680

Scrip cards helps to make

your gift giving easy! We

have over 600 places we can

o r d e r f r o m . S c r i p

purchasing is easy and does

not cost you any extra money. The more

we start to utilize this program, the more

we can help out our church organizations

such as the food pantry, youth activities,

and so much more! We do have many

cards available for immediate purchase in

the office and orders are always going in!

If you have questions, please see Brenda .

Brenda Ransom

Congratulations Wayne

& Mary Frances

Morden our Newest

Church Members!

THE NORTHLAND BARBERSHOP CHORUS

PRESENTS

“Tony and the Time Machine—A Barbershop Odyssey”

Saturday, April 7th, 2018, 7:30 p.m.

At the Sault Community Theatre Centre, (White Pines) SSM, Ontario

with guests “Round Midnight”

All Tickets are $28.00 CDN Funds ($23 US) .

For ticket information, call Doug Iles 705-942-3075

Or visit our website at www.northlandchorus.com

A major portion of the proceeds will go to support local speech therapy

programs at the Speech and Language Pathology Unit of the Sault Area

Hospital.

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First United Presbyterian

Church

Deadline for May issue:

April 18th

Non-profit Organization

U.S. Postage Paid

Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783

Permit No. 213

Sunday Worship Schedule

Adult Sunday School 9:00 a.m.

Worship Service 10:00 a.m.

Sunday School (all grades) 10:00 a.m.

Church Staff

Rev. Mark Gabbard, Minister

Don Myers, CRE

Brenda Ransom, CRE

Kay Boyne, Music Director

Denise Goldade, Financial/Administrative Assistant

Jesse Witte, Sexton

Phone: 906-632-7771

Fax: 906-632-4666

E-mail: [email protected]

Web site: soopresbyterian.org

Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Monday through Friday

(closed 11:30-12)

555 Bingham Avenue

Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783

Annual Spring

Rummage Sale Saturday, April 14, 2018

9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.

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