Document 6562023

October 12, 2014
Prelude
18th Sunday after Pentecost
9:00 A.M. & 11:00 A.M. Worship
Traditional Tune I
Liturgical Color: Green
Arr. by Eithun
Carillon Choir
Procession of Cross and Light
The cross symbolizes Christ crucified and risen and the light symbolizes the presence of God.
Let us prepare our hearts and minds for worship.
*Call to Worship (11:00)
Jesus, Stand Among Us
Finlay
*Greeting
Praise the Lord. Give thanks for God's goodness.
God's steadfast love endures forever.
Happy are those who observe justice, who do righteousness at all times.
Save us, O Lord, and gather us from among the nations, that we may give thanks to
your holy name, and glory in your praise.
Come and worship God!
*Hymn 540
I Love Thy Kingdom, Lord
Organ Interlude
Pastoral Prayer
Choral Prayer Response
Hear Our Prayer, O Lord
Matheny
Children’s Sermon
Who’s Invited?
Rev. Wolfe
Reception of New Members (11:00)
Page 48
Stewardship Speaker
Tim Pearce
The Receiving of God’s Tithes and Our Offering
Offertory
Traditional Tune II
Arr. by Eithun
Carillon Choir
*Doxology
Page 95
*Sharing of the Peace
*Hymn 398
Jesus Calls Us
Anthem (11:00)
In Holy Reverence, Lord, We Come
Larson
Scripture Lesson
Matthew 22:1-10
NT 24
This is the Word of God for the people of God.
Thanks be to God.
Sermon
RSVP
Rev. Ulmer
*Hymn 400
Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing
*Benediction
*Choral Benediction (11:00)
Father, Give Thy Benediction
Laudi Spirituali
*Postlude
Postlude on ’Morecombe’
Monk/Payne
*The congregation stands
For those needing assistance we have hearing devices. Please see an usher to obtain one.
A nursery is available for children ages 4 and under.
Welcome to Carteret Street United Methodist Church. Visitors and members are encouraged to record
your presence on the attached form.
The flowers are given to the Glory of God and in memory of Betsy Calhoon’s birthday, October 3rd by
Chuck Calhoon.
The Rose is given in honor of Emma Hague Farrell born September 23, 2014. She is the daughter of
Nora and John Farrell and the grandson of Mary Jane and John Martin.
Special gifts were received for the memorial fund in memory of Sara Graves by Sally and Duncan
Fordham; Joyce Golden by Patty Dowling.
Special gifts were received for the West Street fund in memory of Joyce Golden by Charlotte and Ray
James; Joy O’Kelley by Emma and Glenn Corley; Annette Leiws and Elizabeth Lepionka by Brenda
Harlan.
Our church family continues to grow as we welcome Susan and Paul Wyant into the membership of
Carteret Street UMC.
OUR STEWARDSHIP
I will be loyal to the United Methodist Church and uphold it with my prayers, my presence, my gifts, my
service and my witness.
OUR PRAYERS
As the bulletin was prepared: Beaufort Memorial Irby Bazemore, Carson Rembert
Home Clyde Ash, Chuck Chapman, Ruth Dickinson, Susan Hums, Velma Kelley, Bill MacKinnon,
Bert Mumma, Tim Pearce, Hazel Stanley, Oili Thompson Bay View Jim Neighbors
Franke at Seaside Floyd Hill Helena House Essie Bishop Morningside Art Foulger,
Joanne Hosek, Dorothy Schafer Summit Place Claudia Hoffmeyer
The Bloom at Belfair Lillian Erlandsen Methodist Oaks Martha Smith
Anderson Oaks Barbara Shepherd
OUR PRESENCE
Sunday School
102
Worship
261
OUR GIFTS
Needed Each Week
$ 11,730.76
Received Last Sunday $ 12,014.01
Budget Needs Y-T-D
$468,870.40
Received Y-T-D
$441,809.93
Epworth Work Day
$ 6,234.00
OUR SERVICE
Ushers
9am
Merle and Dick Hoagland, Gerry Crawford, Charles Lawson
11am Fred Allan, Ben Hill, Bill Anderson, George Lawrence
Greeters
9am
Mary and Lionel Cabaniss
11am Margey and Terry Pfeiffer
Acolytes
9am
Shelby Hooper
11am Ellie and Katie Ashmore
Crucifer
9am
Phillip Hooper
11am Phebe Martin
Nursery
10/12 Sissy and Lad Howell
10/19 Ellen Fabian
Fellowship
10/12 Disciples 11
10/19 Church Staff
UMVIM Trip
Would you like to be part of a mission team going to build homes with the Ngobe Indian Tribe of
Cienaguita, Panama? We will be going for two weeks, leaving on or about January 19, 2015 with a
second team (we’re hoping to have enough people for two teams) leaving about February 3, 2015. There
will be cots to sleep on, a cook to prepare our meals and running water. As well as building homes, we will
be hosting a Vacation Bible School program for the children of the village and have a craft and devotions
program for the mothers. Contact Joan Suda at 838-2872 for additional information.
Operation Christmas Child Shopping Ideas
Carteret Street UMC will continue its ministry to children around the world through Operation Christmas
Child. It is time to start shopping for your shoe boxes. We need: large tubes of toothpaste, also children’s
toys, such as yo yo's, playing cards, jump ropes, coloring books, marbles, flashlights, stuffed animals, dolls,
toy trucks and cars, kazoos, harmonicas, balls, hair clips or ball caps. Please remember no liquids,
chocolate or war related clothing or toys. If you would rather make a contribution, please make your check
out to CSUMC and designate Shoe Box Ministry. Include a letter in your shoebox to a child and you may get
a letter back! We will be packing shoeboxes on November 15th from 8am - 3pm in the church Fellowship
Hall. Any questions please call Suzi Jones 843-592-0738 or 843-525-9621.
Reminder:
October 15, 2014
Wednesday Niter
Dinner Registration
5:30pm
Buffalo Wild Wings (Bazaar Week)
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Adults_________Children__________
Prayer Concerns
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Information for the Ministers
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Items for The Carteret
Connection
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I will write a devotion for this
year’s Advent Devotional Booklet
Name _________________________
Trunk or Treat - Trunk Decorating
Name _____________________
HELP of Beaufort Food Pantry
On the first Sunday of every month, please bring peanut butter & jelly. Other pantry items needed during
the month are boxed dry cereal, boxed macaroni & cheese, canned meats, soups & vegetables, flour, grits,
rice, mayonnaise & sugar.
UMM Annual Shrimp Dinner
Thursday, November 6, 2014
Lunch 11:00 - 1:00 ~ Dinner 5:00 - 7:00
Certified Wild American Shrimp ~ Baked Beans ~ Cole Slaw ~ Roll ~ Brownie ~ Tea
Adults $10.00 ~ Children Under 12 $5.00
A Stephen Ministries Church
Carteret Street
United
Methodist Church
Welcomes You
Visitors
Name__________________________
Address________________________
City/State_______________________
Zip____________________________
Phone (home)___________________
Phone (cell)_____________________
E-mail _________________________
Please circle all that apply:
 First time visitor
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Repeat visitor
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New to area
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Visiting with family/friends
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Would like more information about
CSUMC
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Interested in Sunday School
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Would like a call from minister
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Would like to join CSUMC
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Add to mailing list
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Add to email list
Members
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Please let us know of
address, phone or email changes.
Address________________________
City/State_______________________
Zip____________________________
Phone (home)___________________
Phone (cell)_____________________
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Please complete both sides, detach
and place in offering plate.
THIS WEEK AT CARTERET STREET
Sunday, October 12
9:00am
Worship
10:00am
Sunday School
11:00am
Worship
1:00pm
Pumpkin Unloading
4:30pm
Children’s Choir
Monday, October 13
1:00pm
Carillon Choir
6:00pm
Tai Chi
6:00pm
United Methodist Men
7:00pm
Boy Scouts
Tuesday, October 14
8:00am
Carteret Street Striders
5:30pm
Cub Scouts
7:00pm
Tennessee Thomas
Wednesday, October 15
10:00am
Bible Study
5:30pm
Wednesday Niter
6:00pm
Night Owls
7:00pm
Chancel Choir
Thursday, October 16
8:00am
Carteret Street Striders
4:30pm
Sandwich Ministry
6:00pm
Tai Chi
Looking Ahead
A Trip to the Holy Land
Carteret Street United Methodist Church
February 10 - February 20, 2015
Church Wide Retreat
Santee State Park
March 20 - 22, 2015
Trunk or Treat
Children are invited to come “trunk or treat” on
Wednesday, October 29th from 6:15 - 7:15pm.
Wear your favorite Halloween costume and enjoy the
festively decorated trunks filled with yummy treats.
Trunks Needed! Please sign up on the attached form
if you would like to decorate your trunk.
Advent Devotional Booklet
Devotions are needed. It should include a brief
meditation, prayer, and scripture with a 325 word
maximum, patterned after The Upper Room. For
details call the church office, 524-3841. Please sign
up on the attached form by September 24. Devotions
due by October 15.
Night Owls
October 15th, 6:00pm at Buffalo Wild Wings ~Dream
More: Celebrate the Dreamer in You by Dolly Parton
Wednesday Niter, October 15th
The Wednesday Niter this week will be a Buffalo Wild Wings, 121 Robert Smalls Parkway at 5:30pm due
to the Bazaar. Please tell your server that you are with the church. We hope you will join us for this time
of good food and fellowship.
United Methodist Men
The UMM will be meeting on October 13th at 6:15pm at the home of Margey and Terry Pfeiffer, 17 Royal
Pines Boulevard due to the Annual Church Bazaar. If you would like to ride on the church bus please be
at the church no later than 6:00pm. If you have questions, please call Wally Cole, 525-1412.
Carteret Street United Methodist Women
On October 24 and 25, 2014, Carteret Street United Methodist Women along with other UMW units in the
Walterboro District will host the 42nd Annual meeting of United Methodist Women for the state of South
Carolina. This year’s theme is “And What Does the Lord Require of You?” If anyone has questions about
the South Carolina Conference United Methodist Women or would like to help in any way please call Gayle
Holliday, President Carteret Street United Methodist Women at 843-525-1362 or Mary Cabaniss, President,
Walterboro District United Methodist Women at 843-525-1822.
Building Our Ministry “BUY” The Square Foot
Remaining Debt as of 06/01/2014
$96,976.52
Received To Date
$22,844.51
Property
9000 square feet
Cost per square foot
$11
Make your check out to CSUMC and designate West Street Fund.
Carteret Street United Methodist Church
408 Carteret Street, Beaufort, SC 29902
843-524-3841
www.carteretstumc.org - csumc@islc.net
Church Staff
KAY T. CROSBY, Choir Director
CYNTHIA CHAPMAN, Organist
ELLEN FABIAN, Secretary
KENT EASTY, Business Manager
TINA ASHMORE, Nursery Supervisor
JOHN PERRY, Custodian
KAREN WILSON, Coordinator of Food Ministries
ANDREW WOLFE, Pastor
BEN B. BARNES, Pastor Emeritus
SUSAN ULMER, Pastor
ANNUAL CHURCH BAZAAR OCTOBER 18, 2014 - 8AM - 2PM
Our Fall Bazaar is right around the corner and we need your help. Each booth has a chairperson who
needs the support of others. There is work to be done on the day of the Bazaar as well as the week’s
leading up to it. Sign-up in the Fellowship Hall. We need your help to unload boxes of books and
other items on Saturday, October 18th at 6:00am. Please call Perry DuRant, 525-0798.
Baked Goods: We need as many baked goods as you can provide. Goodies should be labeled, bagged
or wrapped and please let us know if they contain nuts. Bring baked goods to the church on Friday,
October 17 or early Saturday, October 18. Call Brenda Harlan, 524-8991 or Sharon Wyatt, 846-6091.
Frozen Foods: Top request are casseroles! We need your favorites. We also need soups, breads,
meats and desserts, etc. Cook and freeze them and bring labeled items including recipe, number of
servings and re-heating instructions to the Fellowship Hall on Friday, October 17 or early Saturday,
October 18. Call Suzi Jones, 525-9621.
Good Junque: Your junk may be someone else’s treasure. PLEASE be sure the items are in GOOD
SHAPE and CLEAN. If you have questions, call Karen Wilson, 525-0836.
Handicrafts: Many people have been busy all year making things. Call Eva Risch, 846-9225.
Silent Auction: If you have some quality items, please donate them. Call Mike McFee, 522-1528.
Garden Shop: The Garden Shop will feature fall bedding plants, perennials, sod and gardening items.
Please bring plants on Friday, October 17 (9AM to 2PM) marked with plant type and color and your
recommended price. Please call Jerry Ashmore, 247-6426 or 521-4580.
Set Up and Take Down: We need help on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 5:00 pm, as well as
Saturday afternoon. Please call Patrick Harris, 263-1408.
Books and Records: Andrea Nasrallah 540-0144; Concessions: Rand Thacker 525-0991 and John
Harris 846-9187; Kid’s Activities: Rebecca Long 336-837-8590; Toys and Games: Mary Alice Rudisill
522-1714; Tools and Stuff: Gray Wilson 525-0836 or Chuck White 522-0966; Advertising
Tracy Davidson 803-261-5900
Monetary Help
If you are unable to help with the preparations or work at the Bazaar and would still like to help - HERE
IS YOUR CHANCE! You may make a monetary donation to help defray some of the expenses. Please
make your donation to CSUMC and send it to Perry DuRant, 3513 Morgan River Drive South, Beaufort,
SC 29907. This is a great way for EVERYONE to be involved.
Pumpkin Patch
If you did not get a chance the first time to help unload pumpkins you have a second opportunity. The
good news is we are only unloading 25-30% of the 18-wheeler. It will be arriving at 1:00pm today after
church. We need your help to unload it. Volunteers are also needed to work the Patch each day. It
will be open Monday–Saturday 10am until 7pm and Sunday 12noon - 6pm. Sign up sheets are in the
Fellowship Hall. The money raised is used for youth ministries. If you would like to be a storyteller for
our story time groups call Andrew or Ellen at the church office.