The Messenger - Christ United Methodist Church · 2017. 1. 12. · The Messenger “Serving God’s People To Get People To Serve God.” January 2018 Rev. Dr. A. Robert ook, Pastor

The Messenger “ S e r v i n g G o d ’ s P e o p l e T o G e t P e o p l e T o S e r v e G o d . ”

J a n u a r y 2 0 1 8

Rev. Dr. A. Robert Cook,

Pastor

Inside this issue:

Confirmation Class 2

Food & Friends 2

Pilates - Mondays 2

Our Bad Weather Policy 3

Pastor’s Column 3

UM Men Dinner & Meeting 4

CUMC Women: Bookworms 4

Prayer Breakfast 4

Prayer Shawl Ministry 4

Youth 4

Adult Education 5

Men’s Bible Study 5

Children’s Ministry 5

Think Green 6

Mission Training Day 6

Thank You Note 6

Susannah’s Pantry 6

2018 Church Leaders 7

Newsletter Deadline 8

Noah’s Ark 9

Serving This Month 10

Altar Flowers 10

January Calendar 11

Christ UMC and Noah’s Ark families, you are invited

to join us for a free presentation of

Friday, January 12, 2018

6:30 PM at Chris United Methodist Church

Free Refreshments will be provided

Join Noah and his family as they embark on the journey of a lifetime to

build an Ark in a land that has never seen rain. Noah will face many

adversaries in his struggle to complete the colossal Ark, which is

required by God to hold two of every animal. Noah defies the odds

and completes the enormous Ark before the arrival of the predicted

flood. Experience the triumph and recognition Noah receives after

completing his once thought impossible task.

Reservations requested by Tues, Jan. 9th See display in Frank Hall Sponsored by the New Beginnings Sunday Class

(Snow Date: Friday, January 26, 2018) Free

Event

A Church Conference Meeting will be held on Tuesday, January 16th at 6:30 PM.

Church members are encouraged to attend this meeting. Church Council will meet immediately after this brief meeting.

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Food and Friends: A Free Community Meal

Thursday, January 11th & 18th at 5:15 PM

We want to extend hospitality to all and to serve others. We do both of these during our Thursday Evening Food & Friends. We invite the people of our neighborhood and those needing special support to come and have dinner with us. Our members cook and serve this meal. There is a short devotional time before the meal.

We have been blessed with several new cooks for Food and Friends allowing us to continue this ministry to the community - during November and December, there will be only one held those months due to the holidays. Thank you to everyone that has signed up and thank you to the many volunteers who continue to assist with preparation, desserts, serving and cleanup. Please feel free to contact Carole Hunt, Food & Friends Coordinator to sign up ([email protected]). To donate a dessert item, you may contact Sheryl Melville ([email protected])

Confirmation Classes 2018 Beginning the second Sunday in January, Pastor Cook will offer a Confirmation course for our youth interested in confirming their faith and joining the Church as a full and responsible member. The classes will take place on Sunday mornings at 9:30-10:30 AM in the Youth Loft. Candidates to be confirmed, known as confirmands, take a class which covers Christian doctrine, theology, United Methodist Church history, stewardship, basic Bible study and other topics. All youth in 7th grade or above are welcome to sign up. A sign up for can be found in the Youth Loft or in the Church office. Or, email Pastor Cook at [email protected] to receive a form by email.

Our Bad Weather / Snow Emergency Policy:

Every church ought to have a stated snow emergency policy and here is Christ UMC's: Worship Services: Christ UMC is always open for worship on Sunday regardless of snow. You need

not consult the TV or radio; we will be open. However, if the State closes the roads, which sometimes does happen, only then will we cancel services.

Meetings/Activities: If the weather is at all doubtful, please contact us before coming … check your email, Facebook, and/or call the church office (762-7042) or chair/leader of meeting/event directly.

If you do not feel safe going out in snowy and icy weather, stay home -- be safe!

Pilates Pilates is a system of light work-outs to improve balance, strength and muscle tone — particularly your core muscles. The group is led by Kelly Soliday, a certified Pilates instructor. We are especially interested in getting middle-aged and senior men to take this class, as the benefits are exceptional. However, we encourage anyone who is interested to

attend. Pilates class usually meets on Mondays at 4:00 PM in the Wilson room. Cost is

$10 per session. Mats are supplied and this is a great way to work out! You are welcome to join us.

Standing at the Beginning of a New Year - by Joyce Rupp Sacred Mystery, waiting on the threshold of this new year, you open the gates and beckon to me: "Come! Come! Be not fearful of what awaits you as you enter the unknown terrain, be not doubtful of your ability to grow from its joys and sorrows. For I am with you. I will be your Guide. I will be your Protector. You will never be alone." Guardian of this new year, I set aside my fears, worries and concerns, I open my life to mystery, to beauty, to hospitality, to questions, to endless opportunity of discovering in my relationships, and to all the silent wisps of wonder that will draw me to your heart. I welcome your unfailing Presence and walk with hope into this new year.

Here we are at the threshold of a new year. What does the year ahead have in store for us? We cannot say nor can we know. We can only walk in faith each day. But, we are a people called to live by faith and trust in the God who loves us and has come to us in Jesus Christ. We are not a people of fear. Some will prefer to live in the past ; many fear the future. But you cannot live in the past nor fear the future and enjoy today.

If you have had surgery you understand that a surgeon and their team drape your body except for the area to be operated upon. That becomes their main focus of attention. A surgeon does not give in to distractions. In that same way we can focus on today and live our best. We cannot change the past and we are not yet in the future. But Jesus heals the wounds of our past so they become for us important lessons on our journey. And the past victories we can celebrate as markers of how we have come this far by faith as guided by God’s Spirit.

So, what of the future? We understand that our world is one where many people are far from God. There are places where violence reigns and seeks to choke out wisdom, patience and understanding. Many in our world live in darkness and in the shadow of death. We recognize that the marketplace and the media, politicians and system will skew things to their advantage. We do not put our trust in them; but rather we read the Bible, God’s Word to us, to gain a better, wiser and eternal perspective so we may interpret the times in light of God’s plan to heal this world by grace. In prayer, we wait upon God to guide us by His Spirit.

Whatever may come in this new year of 2018, we believe that God in Christ is with us. And we believe that God holds us in his care always. So, there is no need to fear. We belong to God for this life and life eternal and we walk with hope. There is a worthy work—joyous work— for us in the year ahead as we share God’s Word and live for him. Best of all, whatever may come, God is with us.

-Pastor Bob Cook

The Pastor’s Column January 2018

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Prayer Shawl Ministry: Knitters & Crocheters A group, whose purpose is to knit/crochet prayer shawls from a simple pattern, meets in the church

parlor at 10:00 AM on the Second Tuesday of the month (Jan. 9). The shawls created are given to those who are ill or lonely and in need of both warmth and prayers. If you are interested in helping with this ministry or for more info, please contact Mary Fry at 762-1567.

U.M. Men Methodist Men will meet Monday, January 8 at 6:00 PM for their monthly meeting. After a meal we will conduct a business meeting which will included devotions and an interesting talk, by Gregg Hershberger, about his experiences with the Maryland State Corrections Department. If you are already a UM Men member, you will be contacted (Please respond to Bill Hovis and Bob Small when

your attendance is requested.) --- If you are not already a member of our UM Men’s group and would like to attend, please contact Tom Wynkoop at [email protected] All men are welcome.

CUMC Women - Bookworms Bookworms will meet Tuesday, January 9, 2017, at 6:30 pm in the church parlor. We will plan for the books we want to read during the year. Come with your suggestions

Prayer Breakfast - Wednesdays at 8:30 AM Prayer Breakfast meets on Wednesdays at 8:30 AM at the Parlor House Restaurant. You can order breakfast from the menu, and following our meal, we share in the Upper Room study of the day. For more info about this group, please contact Dick and Judy Shook. Anyone and everyone welcome!

Youth

Youth group meets January 14th and the 28th at 5:30 PM. Grades 4th

-12th

welcome.

Questions please contact Tosha Hind at [email protected] or 717-504-3597

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Men's Bible Study “Not a Silent Night”, a five session series by Pastor Adam Hamilton initiated on 22 December, will continue through 19 January. On 26 January, the “Revealing the Mysteries of Heaven” study by Pastor David Jeremiah, which was suspended for the “Not a Silent Night” series, will resume. Herb Meininger @ 717-352-6130 or [email protected]

Adult Education: Classes meet on Sunday mornings at 9:30 AM.

The Adult Bible Study class “Not a Silent Night" during the Christmas season and then Revealing the Mysteries of Heaven by Dr. David Jeremiah. The class meets in the Parlor located off Frank Hall. Contact: Herb Meininger

The Frehn class is located off Wolff Hall, first door on right. Contact Cindy Hartman for more information.

The Koinonia Class is located in the West Wing. Contact person is Shirley Cook.

The New Beginnings Class, starting the first Sunday in January, continue to use the text “The Wired Word”. class will meet in the Cry room located off Frank Hall. Contact Pastor Dave for more information.

CHILDREN’S EDUCATION Our Keepsake Christmas was well attended with 40 some adults and children. They enjoyed watching the manger come to life. Following cookies and punch, the children went home with a boxed keepsake, an advent booklet, and a family photo. Many thanks go out to our faithful actors who made this a success: Issie Slimmer, Jonathan Oney, Guy Camp, and Bob Davis! -Teresa Hind and Colleen Middour

Children's Church

Children's Church is offered every Sunday during first and second service. Our children ages 3 to 3rd grade are dismissed from the sanctuary after Children's Time with the Pastor to gather downstairs in the preschool room . The children will enjoy listening to a bible story/ lesson and a fun craft. Parents are to pick up their children from the preschool room after each worship service. Our children's church is still in need of teacher volunteers and helpers. Our children are our most precious resource and our future. If you are interested in helping our children please see Teresa Hind or call her at 717-360-6414. Safe Sanctuary certification is required and can be done online at no cost.

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Thanks

Thank you to all of the people that supported the Christmas Child Shoebox project with there shoeboxes and monetary gifts. Margaret Eier.

Susannah’s Pantry People come to Christ Church seeking immediate food help each week. You can help by donating canned and dry foods that can easily be stored and kept in Susannah’s Pantry. It is amazing to see how God touches people to fill the pantry and amazing to see how many this little cupboard helps!

Some non-perishable (no refrigeration required) items that we could use are: Spaghetti Sauce, Canned Meats (ham, tuna, chicken),

and Canned Fruits/Applesauce.

Occasionally, we have requests for personal care items (toilet paper, shampoo, soap, razors, etc) – donations of personal care items are appreciated.

Thank you for all your donations to Susannah’s Pantry! With your help, dozens of people have received much needed food. Thank you for helping to feed others in the love of Christ!

Food Pantry

Susannah’s

Think Green Christ Church has recycling programs to help the environment. We want and need your help. Don’t throw those old batteries, cell phones, ink cartridges, or metal items in the trash. Bring them to the church so they can be kept out of landfills and recycled.

Metal Recycling: We can take and recycle anything made of metal or with metal in it, with the exception of TV’s, computer monitors (computers are ok), tires and stuffed furniture. Any appliance large or small, anything run electrically or with batteries is okay.

Updates (April 2010 - December 10, 2017 ) Total weigh of metal recycled 834,819 pounds Current balance in recycling fund $ 28,735.96 Total earned by recycling $ 86,969.48

Aluminum Cans Pull-Tabs: A pull-tabs recycle tub is in the narthex to Frank Hall next to all the other recycle tubs. When we collect enough tabs, we will take them to the Ronald McDonald House in Hershey.

Batteries: A battery recycle tub is by the narthex to Frank Hall – household batteries of all kinds – even hearing aid batteries can be deposited there. They will then be taken for recycling.

Empty Ink-jet Cartridges: Most Inkjet Cartridges can be recycled and re-manufactured. Please place the cartridge in its original box or in a plastic bag to keep it safe from spills and damages. Place your empty cartridges in the jar in the Second Street Entrance.

Saturday, January 27, 2018. CUMC will be hosting a one-day Missions Training.

Anyone considering a missions trip next year should prayerfully consider attending.

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2018 CUMC Leaders Administrative Teams

Church Council

Co-Chairs ................................... Christie Freeman and Pat Wolff

Recording Secretary .................. Barbara Boyer

Youth Member ........................... Alex Forrester

Members at Large ..................... Michelle Bumbaugh, Susan Calimer, Robert Davis, David

Deatrich, Phyllis Dick, Barbara Gaydick, Ralph Gee, Cindy

Gettins, Bev Hajek, Jolene Heywood, Janet Mowery, Sue Palmer,

Wes Palmer, Jamie Pearson, Pat Short, Bill Short, Melissa

Souders

Lay Member To Annual Conf. ....... Sheryl Melville

Alternate ...................................... Donna Brandmeyer

Laity/Lay Leader ............................. Barbara Gaydick

Staff Parish Relations Committee

Chair ........................................... (Open)

Class of 2018 ............................... Kay Donnelly, Esther Oney, Tom Wynkoop

Class of 2019 ............................... Jillian Atkins, Doug Frank, Wendy Metcalf

Class of 2020 ............................... Melissa Rice, Julie Sewnarine, (Open)

Lay Member To Annual Conference and Laity/Lay Leader

Trustee Committee

Chair ........................................... (To be Elected at Jan 2017 meeting)

Treasurer .................................... Tosha Hind

Class of 2018 .............................. Mike Vukmanic, Josh Mummert, Chad Williams

Class of 2019 ............................... Nancy Evans, Drusilla Hart, Pat Short

Class of 2020 ............................... Lynn Davis, John Forrester, Keith Rice

Property Coordinator ................... (Open)

Finance Committee

Chair ........................................... Bill Short

Vice Chair .................................. Justin Atkins

Financial Secretary ..................... Karen Day

Treasurers .................................. Maria Myers (GF), Tosha Hind (Trustees), Shirley Cook (N.A.)

Members ...................................... Christie Freeman and Pat Wolff (Council Chairs), Margaret Eier (H&M

Sec.), ______ (SPRC Chair), Justin Atkins (Stewardship Chair)

Members at Large ........................ Michelle Bumbaugh, David Deatrich, Greg Duffey, Bill Gallentine,

Ralph Gee, Bev Hajek, Jon Metcalf, Colleen Middour, Janet Mowery,

Pat Short, Melissa Souders, Karen Walters, Pat Wolff, Richard Shook

(Emeritus Member)

Stewardship Committee Chair ....... Justin Atkins

Audit Committee ............................... William Freienmuth, Howard Snyder, Phyllis Dick

Honors & Memorials Secretary ..... Margaret Eier

(Continued on page 8)

Persons listed in BOLD are Members of Church Council and expected to attend Church

Council meetings. (All are welcome to attend meetings, per Discipline only members of the

committee are able to vote)

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The deadline for articles to be placed in the February issue of The Messenger is Monday, January 22nd. Please bring or email ([email protected] - Subject: Newsletter) your articles, information and calendar dates to the Church Office by the 22nd. (Information received after deadline may not be included in the newsletter) (Newsletter will be mailed on Thursday, January 25.)

Counting Team Coordinator* ........ Nancy Brake

Endowment Committee* ................... Bill Short (Members At Large: Lynn Davis, Melissa Souders)

Membership Secretary ....................... Frances Miller

Committee On Nominations and Leadership Development

Chair ............................................ Rev. Dr. Robert Cook

Class of 2018 ............................... Terry Davis, Jolene Haywood, Tom Wynkoop

Class of 2019 ............................... Irene Blackburn, Debi Duffey, Jack Duffey

Class of 2020 ............................... Ele Hirt, Brenda Slick, Lois Hershberger (Alt.), Bob Small (Alt.)

Noah’s Ark Board

Co-Chairs .................................. Rich Baxter and Matthew Rhodes

Class of 2018 ............................... Barbara Boyer, Phyllis Deatrich, Yonnie Slimmer, Matthew Rhodes (P)

Class of 2019 ............................... Maxine Beck, Kim Schellhase, Rich Baxter (P), Jordan Reitz (P)

Class of 2020 ............................... Emily Goodine, George Smith, Michael Van Aken (Parent)

Director ...................................... Amy Donald

Ex Officio .................................... Shirley Cook, SPRC Rep, Trustee Rep, Rev. Dr. Robert Cook

Program Teams * Program Team Coordinator ................................................Pastor Bob Cook

Archives and History, Chair ..............................................Barbara Gaydick

Children’s Ministries, Co-Chairs ......................................Colleen Middour and Teresa Hind

Children’s Advocacy, Chair ..............................................Teresa Hind

Christian Education, Chair ...............................................David Deatrich

Health & Wellness Ministries, Chair (Parish Nurse) ............Dr. Donna Brandmeyer

Hospitality Ministries, Chair .............................................Shirley Cook

Media Ministries, Chair .....................................................Jake Middour

Missions Committee, Chair ...............................................Cindy Hartman

Worship Committee, Chair ...............................................Cindy Gettins

United Methodist Men, President .....................................Tom Wynkoop

Women of CUMC, Steering Team Chair .........................Kay Donnelly

Youth Ministries, Chair .....................................................Tosha Hind

Waynesboro Area Fellowship Of Churches Rep. ............Monty Henry

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* Persons listed are Chairs or coordinators. Team/committee members are chosen by chairs/coordinators & reported separately.

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Noah’s Ark Christian Child Care A Ministry of Christ United Methodist Church

Seasons are constantly passing and we wonder where the time goes. Before we moved into the Christmas spirit and left yet another Thanksgiving behind, I read the staffs November observations of our preschoolers. The children were asked what the word Thanksgiving makes them think of. Some of the responses were: eating turkey and strawberries, my family is happy, pilgrims, turkey bone, thankful, eat corn and apples, the turkey with Christmas lights (I hope they meant and), you give food like the Indians, car and piggy (which made me curious too), and many other things. The staff also offered a science experiment that asked students what will happen to Indian Corn when it’s placed in water. I enjoyed the innocent hypotheses of the children like: it’s gonna disappear, it will die, it will turn into juice, explode and blow out the ceiling, and it will blow bubbles. The most important lesson learned this season was that Thanksgiving is a time to be thankful. Our School Age children published a book that shared what they were thankful for.

The end of this week concluded our learning partnership with Penn State Mont Alto Occupational Therapy Assistant Program. Every Thursday afternoon, from Mid-September to the end of November, the Sophomore OTA students would be actively learning about “Play as an Occupation” with our toddlers, preschoolers, and after school children. This was truly a learning experience for both the college students and Noah’s Ark Children.

Recently, the staff has been teaching the children what a precious gift God sent into the world by giving us His only Son, Jesus. Our staff focuses on teaching the children the true meaning of Christmas, rather than getting them excited only for the presents under the tree. To help the teachers and families with this message, Noah’s Ark does not do individual gift exchanges in the classrooms. Instead, the practice of giving to others is encouraged, just like how Jesus gave His only son to us. Noah’s Ark encourages each family to participate by using an Advent calendar of 25 Random Acts of Kindness. The hope is that each family and child attempt one act of kindness per day. For each act of kindness completed, a 25ȼ deposit will go toward the Children Helping Children gift that will be donated to our local Alexander Hamilton Memorial Free Library.

Amy

Noah’s Ark Collecting Box Tops For Education It’s easy to earn cash for Noah’s Ark! Before you throw away your empty cereal box, rice box, canned goods, etc., cut the Box Top label and bring it to the church. There is a collection container in Frank Hall, at the end of the counter by the Second Street entrance.

Look for the pink Box Tops on hundreds of participating products. For a list of participating products, pick up a list in Frank Hall, in Noah’s Ark office, or go to www.boxtops4education.com/earn/participating-products. Each label is worth 10¢ to Noah’s Ark and they add up fast! Thank you for your help collecting Box Tops for Noah’s Ark.

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S e rv i n g T h i s M o n t h

8:15 AM Service

Ushers Jan. 7 Dick Hajek and Pat Wolff 14 Jim and Susan Hatcher 21 Jim and Susan Hatcher 28 Susan and Jim Calimer

Worship Leader - Liturgist Jan. 7 14 Julie Sewnarine 21 28

Altar Guild

Jan. Linda Wynkoop

Greeters: Everyone who comes through the doors on Sunday morning is met with a smile and a bulletin. Our greeters are the first "face" Christ Church’s guests see and they are our hand of welcome. If you would like to be a greeter or for more information please contact:

8:15 Service: Wes Palmer 10:45 Service: Shirley Cook

Worship Leaders: Liturgist assist in the worship services by leading the responsive readings, reading the Scripture Lessons and prayers. For more information, please contact Pastor Bob. To sign up, please contact the Church Office.

10:45 AM Service

Acolytes

Jan. 7 Aydain Sweet and Michael Doncheski 14 Matthew Williams and Gabby Williams 21 Devin Wynkoop and Dylan Wynkoop 28 Abbey Slimmer and Issie Slimmer

Greeters Jan. 7 Carl and Alice Summers 14 Brian and Donna Wynkoop 21 Peggy Sandel and Barb Wilson 28 John and Deb Forrester

Nursery Jan. 7 Karen Walters 14 Linda Wynkoop 21 Pete Walters 28 Chad Slimmer

Children’s Church Jan. 7 14 21 28

Ushers

Jan. Bill Hovis (Capt), Lynn Davis, Terry Davis, Karen Walters, George Smith

Worship Leader - Liturgist Jan. 7 14 21 28

2018 Altar Flowers Chart Sponsoring the altar flowers is a beautiful way to give thanks to God for someone in your life, past or present.

We will acknowledge these honorariums and remembrances in the Sunday bulletin. 2018 Flower Chart is

posted on the bulletin board in the Second Street Narthex. If you would like to present flowers in honor of memory of a loved one, please check the chart to see what dates are available, then write your info on the chart.

New to sponsoring flowers at CUMC, beside the chart, there is a “How to” guide sheet for sponsoring flowers.

Altar Flowers

The Altar Flowers are presented to the Glory of God ... Jan. 7 (Open) 14 (Open) 21 (Open) 28 (Open)

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8:30 AM @RH 6:30 PM 8:30 AM

Saturday

Office Closed Office Closed Prayer Breakfast Finance Mtg Men's Bible Study Trustee Mtg

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

8:30 AM

6:00 PM

Bells Rehearsal

Choir Rehearsal

6:00 PM 10:00 AM 8:30 AM @RH 5:15 PM 8:30 AM

UM Men Prayer Shawl Prayer Breakfast Food & Friends Men's Bible Study

7:00 PM

6:30 PM 7:00 PM 6:30 PM

Bookworms Choir Rehearsal "Noah"

6:30 PM 6:00 PM Movie Night

Missions Meeting Bells Rehearsal

Church Prayer Breakfast Men's Bible Study

6:00 PM

6:30 PM Choir Rehearsal

Meeting & Bells Rehearsal

Conference 8:30 AM @RH 8:30 AM

Church Council

Youth Group

7:00 PM

Bells Rehearsal

6:00 PM

8:30 AM @RH 5:15 PM 8:30 AM

Prayer Breakfast Food & Friends Men's Bible Study Missions Training

5:30 PM

7:00 PM

Choir Rehearsal

Choir Rehearsal

Bells Rehearsal

Prayer Breakfast

8:30 AM @RH

6:00 PM

7:00 PM

5:30 PM

Youth Group

Sunday Morning Worship Schedule 8:15 AM - Worship Service 9:30 AM - Sunday School

10:45 AM - Worship Service

10 AM

January 2018

Ministry Staff Rev. Dr. A. Robert Cook ........... [email protected] ........................................ Pastor

Pastor David Deatrich ........ [email protected] ..... Minister of Pastoral Care Rev. Carl Buterbaugh .............................................................................. Pastor Emeritus

Dr. J. Frederick Davison ...............................................................................Choir Director

Cindy Gettins ........................................................................................................ Organist

Teresa Hind ........................................................ Children’s Christian Education Director

Wes Palmer......................................................................................................... Lay Leader

Amy Donald ................. [email protected] ................ Child Care Center Director

Beverly Robinson .................... [email protected] .................................. Secretary

Brenda Slick ................................................................................................................ Pianist

Mission Statement Christ United Methodist Church is a people who know Christ to be

The Good Shepherd, leading His people with love, care, and concern; who reaches for and instructs God’s children to have the heart of a shepherd,

caring for the least, the last, the lost, and the lonely in life. To that end, Christ Church becomes a shepherd people, leading all who will follow in the paths of righteousness.

Chris United Methodist Church

Sunday Morning Worship Schedule

8:15 AM - Worship Service

9:30 AM - Sunday School

10:45 AM - Worship Service

100 South Church Street Waynesboro PA 17268

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