Friday, November 15, 2013

Prayer list and announcements for November 17


 

Prayer Requests

Philippines recovery from the typhoon. The Oil Rush Mission field in western ND. Spiritual growth & new vitality in our churches

Britton: Amber Kern, Ron Pressler, Ron Sell,  Paityn Erickson,  Joyce Steiha, Pauline  Nelson,  Carol Moeckly, Robin Timmerman,  Neal Frey,  Ruthie Moeckly, Nick Heitmann, Nick Olson,  Clay Erickson,  Erla Ringer, Paula Olson,  Reana B and family,  Daphne,  Gayle Erickson, Linda & Kenny Price,  Joan Anderson, Judy Andrews,  Dick Moeckly, Cliff Olson, Bonnie Olson, Luke Storley, Cindy.  

Claremont:  Jean Cole, Chad Pray, Jackie Pigot,  Donna Schleibe, Carrie Pulfrey, Chase Larson, Gus Perkins, Drucilla Hinrichs, Bernice Docter, Kenny Frey, Patsy Cutler,  Verl Cutler, Nnea Stanley, Ginger Vickers,  Kathryn Cutler,  Kristina Bjorklund,  Tiffany Valnes, Patty Anne (niece of Don  Miller), Laronda Becker.

Hecla: Family of Marvin Robb,  Family of Larry  Sullivan, Kate Dinger,   Darlene  Scott,  Martha  Ackerman (Janet’s mother),  Bernard Colestock, Ed Mitchell,  Pam (Alma Bagley’s daughter),  Lynda Smallwood.

Those in the military:

Lee Osterloh, David Rasmussen Jr., Ryan Jones, Ryan Vrchota, Michael Swanson, Alex Swanson, William Gibbs

 Upcoming Events

Worship: Hecla-8:00am; Britton-9:30am; Claremont-11am
Nov 17th 5:00pm BCH Charge Conference at Hecla UMC
Nov. 19th 1-5pm Hecla Office Hours
7pm Hecla Administrative Council
Nov. 20th 9:30am Britton Bible Study
12:30pm-5pm Britton Office Hours
6:30pm Britton-Hecla Youth Group
6:45pm Claremont Youth Group
Nov. 21st 9:30am Claremont Bible Study
Nov. 24th 7pm Ecumenical Thanksgiving Service at 1st Presbyterian in Britton
Announcements  November 17, 2013  
 Our Annual Charge Conference is scheduled for today, Sunday, November 17, 2013 at 5:00pm at Hecla UMC . The meeting will begin at 5pm and a light supper will be served afterward. Come, join in supporting our churches through your presence and suggestions and then enjoy a time of good food and fellowship.   
 Claremont UMC will be undergoing a thorough cleaning the week of Nov. 18-23rd. We encourage you to adopt a Sunday school room to clean and organize or take on one or two of the many tasks that need to be done. Sign-up sheets for different areas will be posted this week. The tasks may be completed at any time before then as well; do it on your schedule.  Thank you in advance for your time and energy on this project.
 Claremont UMC celebrates its 125th Anniversary this year.  On Sunday, November 24th the worship service will celebrate this milestone. Following the worship service there will be a potluck meal served. The meat (pork loin) and beverages will be provided. There will also be a short program about the history of the church. Mark your calendars and make sure to attend and join in the celebration. Bring a friend. If you have memories or stories of the church over the years, please send them to Pastor Nancy (nancyserving@gmail.com) or to Judy Pierson (jlpierson@nvc.net)  by November 20th. If you know of folks that were members or attended in the past and live in the area, invite them to come as well.
After the festivities are completed, you are invited to stay and begin to decorate the sanctuary for the holidays.
 
Britton UMW invites the members of the church to bring non-perishable food items to be sent to the college students from our church. There are 11 students that will receive these packages to help them get through the long hours of studying for their final exams. This is a ministry of support and care to the young folks of our church. Please bring your items to the church by Dec. 1st.
 
The annual Angel Tree will be available beginning November 21st at the Wells Fargo Bank in Britton. This is an opportunity to give to someone in need.
 
Tuesday, December 3rd has been designated as Giving Tuesday. The General Board of Global Ministries has organized this one day of online giving to support any project of the United Methodist denomination. Those funds going to organizations under the Advance (Haiti Solar Oven Project & Tree of Life in the Dakotas) will be matched  up to $500,000 and/or  a maximum of $50,000 per organization; funds given on that day only. The Advance is our denomination’s giving channel that ensures that 100% of each gifts supports the project designated by the donor. There are more than 850 Methodist related projects and more than 300 missionaries supported by the Advance. The website is www.umcmission.org/give.  Mark your calendars and keep the website handy. Let’s begin our holiday season with giving rather than getting.

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