yesterday, i read william j. omalleys translation … · recently, one of you sent me a message...
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hymn of praise! How can you squat there grimly awaiting doom when this circus of sound is soaring all about you? How can you cocoon yourself in your woeful shell when the whole rest of creation reels in a dance? How can you pick over your woes like a miser with coins when the Lord of the Dance has made you only to live?”
These words stir my soul. Perhaps they will yours.
God treasures you. Live in ways revealing that you treasure God.
A popular brand of salad dressing is Wishbone. The plastic bottles that this dressing is packaged in are shaped like wishbones.
Do you ever feel like a “wishbone” yourself?
As we head down the homestretch of this major political election trail, both major parties are “throwing CHANGE” at us! Republicans (“We Can Change It”) and Democrats (“Change That Matters”)
are playing the “CHANGE” card. Long before now, loads of complaints were being heard from folks like you and me weary of being barraged with political ads! Meantime, candidates’ ads keep coming…. To keep our sanity, we’ve got to find some humor in it, right?!
utumn is here! Whew! What a relief this is after that scorcher of a summer we endured! Not only is this the season for colorful leaves, cooler temps, and more; this is a season when our congregation “journeys” together, exploring growing edges in our individual and collective commitments to Christ. Friends, as we forge ahead together on our continuing, Christian pilgrimage, I marvel at the goodness of God.
God is Above us, Above all. God is Beyond us, Beyond all.
Recently, one of you sent me a message expressing these very meaningful thoughts: Love people; use things. Do not love things; do not use people.
Then, more recently, in my personal devotions just yesterday, I read William J. O’Malley’s translation of Psalm 33. Here it is:
“Anyone with a voice to sing, shout for joy! Wipe off your solemn faces and grab a harp! Stop squinting at all your troubles and look around! We live on a turquoise jewel in a sea of stars, amid the heavenly carousel our God has made. The ocean harrumphs on the shore, the wind keens through the trees, streams chuckle, geysers hoot, and valleys reverberate it back again in a great, wild, symphonic (Continued on page 2)
My fellow
“wishbones,”
before we snap
in two,
let’s try something
different!
You and I can choose another path.
I believe that God in Christ commands
us to choose the path of faithful action.
The Ivy Vine, October 2012 2 Ivy Chapel UCC • 620 N Woods Mill Rd http://www.ivychapel.org/ Chesterfield, MO 63017 • 314-434-4991
Here’s an amusing FACEBOOK comment: “Of course, we’d love to spend millions on roads and education; but right now the money is needed for political ads!” :)
My fellow “wishbones,” before we snap in two, let’s try something different! You and I can choose another path. I believe that God in Christ commands us to choose the path of faithful action. It is God’s “still more excellent way” (1 Corinthians 12:31). It is a path of complaining less and doing more; a path of criticizing less and loving more. This summons to action brings to mind one of India’s 20th century inspirational leaders. Words spoken by Mahatma Gandhi offer humankind both an invitation and a challenge. Gandhi said, “Be the change you want to see in the world.”
Hallelujah! How about you and I truly applying ourselves to this quest? Let’s be the change we believe that God would like to see! This is actively living out our calling to “Accept the Cost and Share the Joy of Discipleship .”
As the hands and feet of God, we put our faith to work in service to the world, trusting in the One who has helped us, named us, and called us to lead us to those in need. Let us love as God loves: with hands ready to get dirty, with feet ready to walk far, with eyes ready to see hardship, with hearts ready to receive. Let us love as God loves: with lives ready to serve.
Get this. You are treasured by Loving, “Above-and-Beyond-All” God. Live like it! Accept the cost. Share the joy. Marvel at the goodness of God. Be the change God wants to see in the world.
Reflect the goodness of God through the way you live,
Pastor Dan
give thanks to God, for God is good; for God’s
steadfast love endures forever.” Psalm 136
e 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.
Revelation 21:6
Upcoming: Official Church Meetings
November Council will be November 12th Congregational Meeting: November 18th All Boards Meeting: January 7th, 2013 Annual Meeting: January 27th, 2013
CALLED TO ACCEPT THE COST
AND SHARE THE JOY
OF DISCIPLESHIP
STEWARDSHIP JOURNEY CONTINUES…
Our congregation continues the stewardship pilgrimage through Sunday, October 14. This journey will be a continuation of the theme addressed in 2011:
“CALLED TO ACCEPT THE COST AND SHARE THE JOY OF DISCIPLESHIP.”
Stewardship mailings are sent to the congregation this autumn as our “journey” together progresses. A Stewardship Dessert featuring our Guest Witnessing Steward is planned for the evening of Thursday, October 4th, 7:30pm, at the home of Ray and Rosalie Buente. This is an opportunity for everyone in our congregation to enjoy highly personal interaction with our Guest Steward.
Our shared stewardship “journey” will culminate on Consecration Sunday, October 14, when we will celebrate by offering God our 2013 Estimates of Giving during worship and by sharing a luncheon together. (extra cards of the 2013 Estimates of Giving will be available) We thank God for guiding us as we devote our hearts and souls to the joys of faithful discipleship and personal commitments supporting Christ’s ministries lived out through Ivy Chapel United Church of Christ.
BREAD BAKING
FRESH FOR THE LORD'S SUPPER Whether you have never baked before, or are a veteran, join us to explore the world of bread on Saturday, October 6 at 1pm. We will gather at the Heend’s house to bake several kinds of bread for WORLD COMMUNION DAY on October 7. Don’t miss this meaningful and fun experience. Please RSVP to Sarah Heend (314-283-5215 or [email protected]).
OCTOBER, 2012
Ivy Youth in Action
YOUTH GROUP NEWS
Medical Information/Release/Photo Release forms are required to be on file in
the Christian Ed office for each participant. Please fill out your forms and return
them to Linda Lowry as soon as possible.
Many of our activities are multi-age. Our youth of all ages love to do things together. This year we have planned lots of activities to which the entire
congregation is invited. Watch the Sunday Keeping You Posted
and IYIA for more information.
Let’s all be involved in these intergenerational events!
ALPHA-OMEGA & ARK GROUPS TRIP TO A HAUNTED HOUSE! Our Jr. & Sr. High youth group activity for October will be a trip to a
Haunted House on Sunday October 14. College aged youth are also invited. The youth will be going to The Darkness which is located next to Soulard Market at
1525 South 8th Street, Saint Louis. We will meet at Ivy Chapel on Sunday, Oct. 14 around 6 pm and plan to leave promptly at 6:15 pm. Watch the Sunday
bulletin and your e-mail for more information. Kevin Wilking is coordinating
this activity. Please RSVP to Kevin.
ALL YOUTH TRIP TO GRANT'S FARM HALLOWEEN EVENT:
All ages are welcome – the young and the “young at heart”! Our Ivy Chapel youth groups are coordinating an outing to Grant’s Farm on
Friday, October 26. We’ll meet at Ivy at 5:45, and travel together to Grant’s Farm for their Halloween event. We’ve done this for the past several years and it is a REALLY fun time. Admission is free, but there is a parking charge of $20 per car, so we can try to carpool. We usually eat together once we get to Grant’s Farm. RSVP to Linda
Lowry, [email protected].
Fourth Grade Bible Presentation will be on October 14, Consecration
Sunday. As part of worship on that day Stuart Kirk and Michael Pfau will be receiving their own personal Bibles.
Join us on Sunday, October 28
For our Ivy Chapel UCC Halloween Party/Trunk or Treat
4:00 - ?? Kids get lots of candy at Halloween (which we love), but you're welcome to hand
out other items, too -such as pencils, stickers, or even homemade goodies!! Join us for all of the fun, including a hot dog roast and
other Halloween activities. Bring a side dish to share if you'd like!
While we're enjoying our treats, let's share with others. As the "price of admission", let's bring a jar of peanut butter or a few cans of food!
And there will be a cauldron to collect donations of money for
Joint Neighborhood Ministries. Sign up on the poster in the Narthex.
Jr. & Sr. High youth are needed to help decorate the pavilion.
Bring your Halloween decorations and meet at the pavilion at 3:00.
WORLD FOOD DAY - AN ALL CHURCH EVENT!!
ALL MEMBERS OF THE CONGREGATION ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND!
Come represent Ivy Chapel UCC on Friday, October 12 as John Burroughs School hosts a
community food packaging event to commemorate "World Food Day." World Food Day is
observed annually and is intended to to increase awareness, understanding and action to
alleviate hunger. It is held in recognition of the founding of the United Nations' Food and
Agriculture Organization.
St. Louis World Food Day, Friday, Oct. 12 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., will need 1000+
"Packaging Partners" to join us in packaging over 200,000 nutritious meals for children in a
school-based feeding program in Tanzania. "Packaging Partners" provide not only their
service and enthusiasm, each is asked to provide a registration fee ($10 youth - $20 adult)
which will help to offset the cost of your packaging session: the true costs of the ingredients,
supplies, materials and shipping to Africa is approximately $35 per person.
Beth Noonan has offered to coordinate a group from our congregation if anyone is interested
in attending. If you would like to participate, or would like more information, contact Beth
Noonan at [email protected].
The Ivy Vine, October 2012 5 Ivy Chapel UCC • 620 N Woods Mill Rd http://www.ivychapel.org/ Chesterfield, MO 63017 • 314-434-4991
As I sit here writing this.. I'm all curled up in a blanket. HELLO FALL! I have missed you. I was afraid our summer heat wave/drought was going to continue far into fall. Thankfully, that is not the case. I'm so ready for pumpkin lattes, hot chocolates and crisp, beautiful colored leaves. I definitely want to do a pile of leaves photo shoot. With Miller being crazy about jumping, it shouldn't be hard to get him to do it. Watch, I say that now, but as soon as I try, he'll change his mind. He seems to know what I want him to do, and then, does the complete opposite. It can be so difficult, but I know that in the minute I pray for patience, I'm already more relaxed. He's only this young for such a short time. I need to step back from wanting everything perfect, and allow him to just be a kid even if that means I don't get my photo shoot :)
I am reminded by the arrival of fall that the Christmas Cantata is just around the corner. We will be performing the cantata on December 9th this year (a day before my birthday if anyone's looking at the calendar). The cantata this year is "Emmanuel, God With Us" arranged by Lloyd Larson. We will begin rehearsals Wednesday October 3rd at 8:00PM. If you are interested in singing the cantata but cannot make all rehearsals, that is ok. I am at the church frequently. I can meet with you to help learn the parts individually if necessary. Also, if you are interested in a
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Sunday, October 7 is the deadline for turning in $19 to Nancy Litzinger to guarantee your *Personal Seat License for the 12/4 Holiday Brass Concert. The program, being held again this year at Manchester United Methodist Church, is Ivy's December fellowship activity but requires advance commitment to our reserved section.
Cash or checks payable to Nancy (no credit or debit cards, sorry!) can be turned in during Fellowship hour Sunday, October 7, or mailed before that date to:
Litzingers, 764 Aramis Dr., Creve Coeur, Missouri 63141.
This year's program (on December 4th) features a professional brass ensemble,
multiple choirs, bagpipers and carol singing. Information on carpooling, lunch and our seat location for the 2:15pm performance will be available in November to those who purchase tickets. Questions? C on ta ct Na n cy at 3 14 - 434 - 4162 o r [email protected]
Compliments of Ronn Foster
I saw a depressed man sitting on the porch petting a duck. He was feeling a little down.
In NYC there are two large lions in the front of the Public Library on each side of the steps.
That's so you can read between the lions.
"America is the only country where it takes more brains to make out the income tax return than it
does to make the income."
NEIGHBORS IN NEED (NIN)
is a special mission offering of the U C C that su pport s ministries of justice and compassion throughout the United States. One-third of NIN funds support the Council for American Indian Ministry
(CAIM). Two-thirds of the offering is used by the UCC's Justice and Witness Ministries(JWM) to support a variety of justice initiatives, advocacy efforts, and direct service projects.
Ivy Chapel UCC will receive the NIN offering on Sunday October 7, 2012 as part of our World Communion Sunday Worship. http://www.ucc.org/nin/
WORLD COMMUNION SUNDAY
On October 7, congregations across the UCC and countless other denominations will celebrate Holy Communion. Ivy Chapel and other UCC churches approach Eucharist with diverse traditions, meaningful practices.
But in an increasing globalized world, where differences can be divisive, sharing in the elements of the Lord's Supper is the quiet constant that unites believers of Christ—that grace, redemption and healing are afforded through the simple sharing of sacred bread and cup.
http://www.ucc.org/ucnews/octnov07/across-the-ucc-world.html
MOON AND ALL STARS…
Please join us Sunday, October 21, at 7:30pm for a view of the stars, weather permitting. There will be telescope viewing in the Ivy parking lot of the Moon, the planet Jupiter, the double star
Albireo, and other deep sky objects with an 8-inch Celestron telescope. All ages and telescopes are welcome.
Hot chocolate and snacks will be served.
arth and all stars! Loud rushing planets! Sing to the Lord a new song!…Engines and steel! Loud pounding hammers!…Sing to the
Lord a new song! He has done marvelous things. I too will praise Him with a new song!
Excerpted from "Earth and All Stars," by Herbert F. Brokering; Inspired from God's Word: Psalm 96:1, 149:1-3; Isaiah 42:10-12; Exodus 15:1-2
he only thing one can wear that's never out of style is a smile. A pleasant smile
brings the largest return on the smallest investment.
OTHER DATES TO LOOK FORWARD TO:
October 17~Wednesday, 11:30am: MEN’S LUNCHEON at Houlihan's at 1085 N Mason Rd. (Corner of Olive & Mason) Creve Coeur, 314-469-1167, see menu link: http://houlihans.com/menus/115/nooner.pdf
November10~Saturday TRIVIA NIGHT doors open at 5:30pm and starts at 6:30-10:30pm.
November 28~Wednesday 11:30am: WOMEN'S CHRISTMAS FELLOWSHIP LUNCHEON in St. Charles -TBD.
December 4~Tuesday 2:15pm HOLIDAY BRASS CONCERT - see "Last Chance…" article on page 5.
SPAGHETTI DINNER CHAIR NEEDED
The Spaghetti Dinner committee is looking for a new chairperson, or two. Debbie Glenn and Nancy Gerdes have served many years as committee chairs and are stepping back from the lead roles, though they will still be available as consultants. The past committee and volunteers are ready and willing to work on the dinner, they just need a leader to keep things organized and working smoothly. Contact Sarah Heend, 314-283-5215, if you are willing to try out your organizational skills.
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Please return to Pastor Wilson or church office by October 26
You will recall one of the traditions of our forebears
in Christian faith is the celebration of “Totenfest”
(German for ‘The Festival of the Dead’). Ivy Chapel will
share together in this sacred ritual. Since All Saints’
Day is Thursday, November 1st this year. We’ll observe
“Totenfest” during worship on November 4. You are
invited and encouraged to submit the names of those
you love who have died within this past year. Please
provide the name(s) IN WRITING to our church office
by Friday, October 26. A printed list will be posted just
outside Pastor Dan’s study. As the date approaches,
please verify that the name of each person you would
like recognized is on the list. The names will be read
aloud during our November 4th worship . Thank you.
On a beautiful September day, a group of eleven ladies journeyed to Irene Gulovsen's home in Godfrey, Illinois We had a delicious lunch and delightful visit with Irene, including a time of devotion and business meeting. A letter of appreciation has been received from ECH for the wrapping paper, ribbon, etc. that M&M provided earlier this year. Announcements were made regarding upcoming Emmaus events. On October 16, the M&M ladies will go for a tour of ECH, leaving Ivy at 12:30 p.m. for car pooling. The group decided to participate in the Vendors' Fair with a bake sale. Reservations for the Brass Concert on December 4 at Manchester Methodist Church should be made with Nancy Litzinger.
The Ivy Vine, October 2012 7 Ivy Chapel UCC • 620 N Woods Mill Rd http://www.ivychapel.org/ Chesterfield, MO 63017 • 314-434-4991
Oct 7 Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Job 1:1; 2:1-10, Psalm 26, Genesis 2:18-24, Psalm 8, Hebrews 1:1-4; 2:5-12, Mark 10:2-16
Oct 14 Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time Job 23:1-9, 16-17, Psalm 22:1-15, Amos 5:6-7, 10-15, Psalm 90:12-17, Hebrews 4:12-16, Mark 10:17-31
Oct 21 Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time Job 38:1-7, (34-41), Psalm 104:1-9, 24, 35c; Isaiah 53:4-12 Psalm 91:9-16, Hebrews 5:1-10, Mark 10:35-45
Oct 28 Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time Job 42:1-6, 10-17; Psalm 34:1-8, 19-22/Jeremiah 31:7-9, Psalm 126, Hebrews 7:23-28, Mark 10:46-52
Lectionary readings for each Sunday, http://www.ucc.org/worship/samuel/
THE CHI RIO A monogram of the first two letters, Chi (X) and Rio (P), of the Greek word for Christ.
THE ALL-SEEING EYE This all-seeing eye of God looks out from the triangle of the Trinity. It is found on some English and Greek churches.
Symbols of the Church, edited by Carrol E. Whittmore. Copyright 1959, Carrol E. Whittmore, Fifth Ed. 1963
he use of colors to differentiate liturgical seasons became a common practice in the Western church in about the fourth century. At first, usages varied considerably but by the 12th century Pope Innocent III systematized the use of five colors: Violet, White, Black, Red and Green. The Lutheran and Anglican churches that emerged from the Reformation retained the traditional colors but they disappeared entirely (along with most other ritual) from the worship of the Reformed churches. During the 20th century, the ecumenical Liturgical Movement prompted the rediscovery of ancient Christian ritual—including the traditional colors of the Western church. To these have been added Blue and Gold—colors that were used in some Western rites before the 12th century."
In just a few weeks, the altar cloths will be changed from the color green of Ordinary time to the color Violet. With violet the feelings of anticipation for the Advent season preparing us for the birth of the Christ
First paragraph excerpted from http://www.ucc.org/worship/liturgies/liturgical-colors.html
CD, please see me, and I'll see that you get one. If you cannot make rehearsal on the 3rd but are interested in singing, please see me so I can make sure we have an adequate number of copies.
Also, if the cantata is too much of an undertaking, but you'd still like to try singing with the choir, please let me know. I understand it is a time commitment, but its not the end of the world if you can't make it every Sunday. We have a sign out sheet in the choir, and I try to take into consideration how many voices I have on that particular Sunday when picking out the anthems. Why not drop in and give it a shot? Who knows, you may absolutely love it, and I know that we would absolutely love to have you. You do not need to be a professional singer to join us.
Well, it's time to sit back in my blankie and enjoy some Curious George. I hope you all are enjoying this marvelous (so far) fall.
Until next time...Keep Smiling, Anna-
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Ivy chapel UCC’s
CRAFT & VENDOR FAIR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30TH
6 p.m. – 10 p.m.
620 N. Woods Mill Road, Chesterfield, MO 63017 Shop local vendors, handmade crafts, baked goods,
one-of-a-kind jewelry and more! Finish up your Christmas shopping, hang out with friends and
pick up some snacks to eat now or later!
Sponsored by Ivy Chapel United Church of Christ Ivychapel.org, 314.434.4991
Vendor Registration Forms and more information are in the Narthex and can be mailed upon request. For more information on how to participate contact Erin Winship at [email protected] or call her at 314-973-6507.
1 Kevin Wilking
4 Margaret Herb Evelyn Stecher Celeste Tichy
8 Rose Share
9 Mark Arneson Remington Brimmer
God has called us to our positions, and we rejoice when we are able to serve God in these places of ministry.
If there is some way in which our staff may be of help to you, please contact us at 314-434-4991.
Pastor Dan Wilson: [email protected] 314-580-4564 Linda Lowry: [email protected]
Anna DiVesta: [email protected] Frieda Clark: [email protected] Monday/Friday 8:30AM–3PM Tuesday/Thursday 8:30AM–2:30PM
NEED TO BORROW Chairs or Tables? Please call Ralph Weiland 314-878-3230.
CARE CORPS
ASSISTING IN WORSHIP REMINDERS ARE E-MAILED OR MAILED EVERY TUESDAY. PLEASE TRADE WITH SOMEONE, IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO ASSIST. PLEASE INFORM THE OFFICE ASSISTANT OF CHANGES.
DATE NURSERY ACOLYTE WELCOMER GREETERS USHERS LITURGIST COFFEE October 7 Wrld Cmn-Intct’n
JoAnn Moody, Alicia Carr
Brooke Hilton Marsha Ramey Russ, Debbie Washburn
Earl, Kay Kreder Ann Molyneaux Gerdes Family
October 14 Beverly Govreau, Tara Lowry
Nicholas Wintrode, Emily Pfau
Russ Washburn Curt, Jennifer Wintrode
Bob, Doris De Fer Dan Wilson _________
October 21 Sally Dodge, Krista Phillips
Gloria Wintrode Nancy Marston Mark, Nancy Gerdes
Jack, Ann Molyneaux Peter LaSalle Wintrode Family
October 28 Erin Winship, Sarah Wilson
Skylar Droege Earl Kreder Lee Headrick, Annie Sampath
Brenda Otterson, Carol Faust
Alicia Carr Tichy Family
November 4 JoAnn Moody, Alicia Carr
Calvin Heend Marsha Ramey Kathryn Kuntzman, Gail Thoele
Nancy Marston, Donna Grote
Ronn Foster Lindhorst Family
Communion Team 1: Lee Headrick (Capt), Chris Moody, Donna Grote, Carl Winship, Rosalie and Ray Buente, Beth Noonan and Frank Pfau
November 11 Beverly Govreau, Jan Wirtz
Brooke Hilton Russ Washburn Sarah Wilson, Gavin Tichy
Annie Sampath, Nancy Litzinger
John Weiland Glenn Family
November 18 Sally Dodge, Krista Phillips
Nicholas Wintrode, Michael Pfau
Kay Kreder Pat Samel, Jan Wirtz
Michael, Erin Winship
Emily Pfau Pfau Family
November 25 Erin Winship, Sarah Wilson
Gloria Wintrode Jan Wirtz Ryan, Krista Phillips
Curt, Jennifer Wintrode
Jason Lowry De Fer Family
October: LEADER Sarah Heend 314-878-2006 CO-LEADER Nancy Litzinger 314-434-4162 November: LEADER Debbie Glenn 314-576-3991 CO-LEADER Evelyn Stecher 636-536-6542
10/10/1987 Marsha and Ron Fix
10/19/1963 Frank and Carole Purviance
10/20 Thom and Kathryn Kuntzman
To see this newsletter in color you can view and download it from our website at
http://www.ivychapel.org/
Also on our Web site! Past issues of The Ivy Vine Newsletters (articles due 15th of the month) and Pictures of Events with Ivy Chapel members.
On the member side are documents and other information for our members. If you do not know the password to access this page, please call the office.
10 Jennifer Faust Mark Moody
12 Russ Washburn
19 Don Arneson
20 Don Wolff
24 Donnagail Carr
Newsletter articles are due no later than the 15th of every month.
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