THE CALVARY MESSENGER Calvary United Methodist Church seeks and invites all to become disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of our community and our world. It has certainly been a whirlwind few months for Chris and me! On November 18, we welcomed our first child, Anna Marie, into the world. Since then, our lives have been a flurry of diapers, nursing sessions, sleep, waking up from sleep, and as time has passed, watching Anna grow and learn. Chris and I have also grown and continue to learn—and continue to reflect on what kind of parents we want to be for Anna. After all—we cannot so much form her as we can form ourselves and hopefully by our example help form her. As I have reflected on my own childhood, one of the things I am reminded of is the way that social issues—and indeed even political topics—was a normal part of our family’s conversations. By fourth grade I was reading and listening to the sermons of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and I was hearing about local campaigns involving church members. All of this played a role in my own involvement in politics—both student government and local (Baltimore City) politics. I helped lead my high school and the city student governments as well as serving on the city school board as a student member. My life was saturated with public service. And then junior year, it all started to change. My call to politics began turning into a call into ministry. Since then, I have so focused on my religious education and ministry preparation that what once was a near obsession for me has become less even than a hobby. I suppose that as I began my ministry, I was quite aware that my job (as I see it at least) is first and foremost to help lead people more deeply into discipleship and community. And I have seen too many examples of pastors who have apparently decided that they are only truly following Jesus if they take a stand on a political or social issue that instantly draws fire. I do not personally see my job as making people angry just for the sport of it. BUT—I do believe that as a Christian, which is a more powerful identity for me even than ministry, I and all of us are called to speak to those issues which affect people’s lives. As United Methodists, we follow in the long tradition of John Wesley— indeed of Jesus—in our commitment to speak for the least, the last and the lost. Wherever there are people whose voices are not being heard, and who are suffering, we are called to speak up. On February 17th, I had the opportunity to gather with other United Methodists in our state to learn about and advocate for issues on this session’s agenda in Annapolis. The event was organized by our conference United Methodist Women and Calvary’s own Beth Reilly (who works as our annual conference’s advocacy coordinator). I had not done anything like that since high school. We learned about the three legislative advocacy focuses this session for United Methodists: immigration, human trafficking and the alcohol tax/health care. All of these issues are within the main focuses of United Methodist concern all the way back to John Wesley! After learning more about these issues, and the bills on this session’s agenda related to them, we set out in small groups to visit senators. My group, comprised of several Calvary members and a couple other Frederick area UM clergy, visited Frederick’s Senator Ron Young as well as the office of a senator from Baltimore County. We had been charged with advocacy on the immigration issue—specifically a bill (SB 167/HB 470) which would broaden the eligibility for in-state college tuition to include students who attended Maryland schools and have paid taxes in the state. It was, I have to admit, nice to be back in Annapolis speaking for issues that affect the lives of God’s children. Indeed, I know that Calvary is blessed to have many people who are very involved in local, state and even national politics. I also know that our congregation is made up of people of all politics parties and varieties—and no matter what our political stances we are all seeking to serve God in all we do. I hope that you will join me in a renewed focus on how we as followers of Christ can come together and advocate for the least, the last and the lost. This focus will take many different forms in the coming year. You may have opportunity to learn about issues of focus for the United Methodist Church, write letters or make calls in support of those issues, encourage others to do the same, pray for these important social justice issues, or even take part in a discussion about the issues or even particular pieces of legislation. All of this is indeed part of our faithfulness to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. My days of political campaigns may have ended in high school, but my interest in social issues must never end. It was good to be reminded of this at the legislative day in Annapolis. And as much as I do hope you will join me in speaking to these issues, my hope most of all is that Chris and I can help Anna understand the importance of doing so. I pray that she never shirks from the opportunity to speak for the least, the last and the lost. Such is our task as followers of Jesus Christ, who did just that. Grace and Peace. Rev. Sarah Schlieckert For more information about the issues and bills mentioned in this article, visit Pastor Sarah’s blog at http://divinepassive.blogspot.com
March 6 * Transfiguration Sunday Pastor Dunnington will preach March 9 12:00 noon and 7:30 pm Pastor Schlieckert will preach
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Who Is This Jesus? March 13 * First Sunday in Lent Pastor Dunnington will preach The Universal Christ Colossians 1:15-20 March 20 * Second Sunday in Lent Pastor Dunnington will preach The Incarnate God St. John 1:1-5, 9-18
March 27 * Third Sunday in Lent Pastor Dunnington will preach The Prime Example for Living—1 Philippians 2:1-11 * Sunday morning worship at 8:30 and 11:00
On Shrove Tuesday March 8, the Youth will serve pancakes for dinner in the parish hall from 6-7:30 pm. We hope you all can come out and join the youth to celebrate before Ash Wednesday begins the season of Lent. A free-will love offering will be taken to help defer costs and help the youth missions.
IN CASE OF INCLEMENT WEATHER To find out if Calvary services or activities are cancelled due to severe conditions, please tune to radio station WFRE (99.9 FM), WFMD (930 AM) or WAFY (103.1). We will attempt to place a message on the phone (301662-1464) and on the calendar in the featured event scroll bar found through our website: http://www.calvaryumc.org Normally, evening activities will follow the action taken by Frederick County Schools.
Calvary Music and Arts presents
Five Wednesday Evenings from 6:00-8:00 pm: March 16 March 23 March 30 April 6 April 13
An Evening of Jazz
“An Evening of Jazz” March 12 6 p.m.
Dinner, dancing, and a chocolate dessert bar
Dinner : 6:00 (Hearty soup & bread) Devotional Time: 6:45 Lenten Study: 7:00-8:00
Music presented by “The Prophets”, a local jazz trio. Adults $15.00, Children 12 and under $10.00
Intergenerational Study: Walk as Jesus Walked Leaders: Revs. Dunnington & Schlieckert
Children’s Study (Grades 1-5): Sharing the Easter Faith with Children Leader: Desiree Baker (DCE) Child care will be available after dinner for children younger than first grade.
Dinner entrees feature La Paz Restaurant Tickets are limited and will sold in advance only, during 9:30 coffee hour on Feb. 20, 27, and March 6.
EASTER LILY ORDER FORM DEADLINE TO PLACE ORDERS IS April 12, 2011 Enclosed is my check/cash for $13.00 for one lily. Please list only one lily per form and PRINT CLEARLY.
IN MEMORY of IN HONOR of _________________________________________________________ (circle one) _________________________________________________________________________ Given by _________________________________________________________________________________
The Lenten season is upon us. This is a time Christians focus on the selfless giving act of God, the death of Christ for our sake and His resurrection to open the way to our salvation. Many of us enter into a covenant of self sacrifice; we “give up something for Lent”. It is a small way of emulating Christ’s sacrifice by giving up chocolate, meat or something else that we enjoy. Lent should be a reminder of God’s mercy. It is a reminder of what He “expects” of each of us, as Christians, to think about in our own daily living and in relation to others. Paul, in his letter to the Philippians, said ”Each of you should look not only to your own interests, but also the interests of others. Your attitude should be the same as that of Christ Jesus.” (Phil. 2:4-5) Christ gave of himself totally – God gave to us fully. God does not ask us to give up all that we have. He does ask us to give all of ourselves to Him. There is a difference. The rich ruler in Luke 18:18 was asked to give all his wealth to the poor because he had not given all of himself to God. He could not give as asked. Zaccheaus, also a man of wealth, was asked only to give of himself and he then gave to the poor a great portion of what he held important. This Lenten period is a good time to really ponder the depth of your commitment and your relationship with God and your fellow man. What should be considered is what you need to change within yourself so that the wall between worldliness and Godliness is destroyed. Is there a feeling that your commitment could be stronger and deeper? Think of all that you have been given. Are you using your time, talents and treasure solely for your own benefit or are you sharing your gifts for the greater good of all your brothers and sisters? Sharing God’s Grace to us with those in need, I/ We covenant together with other members of our church family to give each month to the Calvary Dinner Covenant Fund what I/we consider to be the reasonable cost of a dinner out, to be used to assist those in need in our church, the Frederick community and the world. I/We covenant to continue our giving so long as God’s grace enables us to do so but understand that we may withdraw from the covenant at any time. Total Donations for 2010 Total 2010 Distributions Covenant Fund as of January 1, 2011 Donations in January YTD Fund Total Through January
$1230. $1200. $30. $138. $168.
Become a Covenanter in 2011! See Joe Ward , Bill Pasquerette or Jeff Zalatoris for more information.
Van Usage To request use of the van, an application must be submitted to Mari Beth Schmersahl at
[email protected]. Request forms can be obtained via email (contact
[email protected]) or found in the John Wesley Room in the mail slot labeled “Church Van”. The completed form can be returned via email or dropped off in the mail slot Please do not call the church office regarding use of the van. Please do not assume (or publicize) use of the van until and unless you have received approval notification.
World Day of Prayer is a worldwide ecumenical movement of Christian women of many traditions who come together to observe a common day of prayer. The local celebration is sponsored by Church Women United. This year’s theme is “How Many Loaves have You?”, was written by the women of Chile. Pastor Katie Penick will be the guest speaker. We will gather at Homewood on Friday, March 4. Registration and coffee begins at 10:30; program to begin at 11:00 AM. All are welcome.
WOMEN’S PRAYER RETREAT Tuesday, April 12 from 10 am to noon. Come at 9:30 for coffee and fellowship. This program, like all other UMW programs, is open to every woman of the church. Plan ahead to join us on April 12.
The United Methodist Women Executive Committee did not meet in February because of weather conditions. However we are reminded of the upcoming dates on our calendar: March 4—World Day of Prayer at Homewood (details above) April 12—Prayer Retreat, 10 AM-12 Noon. (details above) May—A trip to New Windsor , date to be announced. If anyone is interested, call 301-834-8247. It would be nice to have several cars go. They really need help with different activities getting items ready for sale. June 10 & 11—Yard Sale. Remember to save your items to donate, especially after spring housecleaning. March Dates Tuesday, March 1—1:00 pm—Executive Committee, Library Saturday, March 5—10:00 am—Prayer Shawl Ministry, Parlor. Contact Ginger Ward, 301-668-0761 Circle Meetings Wesleyan Circle—Tuesday, March 15 at 1:30 pm. Contact Betsy Bryant, 301-662-1032 Mary-Martha Circle—Wednesday, March 23 at 9:30 am. Contact Ginger Ward, 301-668-0761 Miriam Circle—Wednesday, March 23 at 7 pm. Contact Mary Crum, 301-695-9109 Hannah Circle—Jennie Davy We are still trying to start a circle for women who work or those who can only attend evening meetings. If interested, contact Nancy East (301-834-8820) or Elaine Childs (301-834-8247).
Camp Jamie May 13, 14, and 15, 2011
Camp Jamie is a special weekend experience for grieving children ages 6-14. This carefully designed program helps children begin to talk about their feelings related to a death of someone special, and teaches them coping skills for dealing with those feelings. Camp Jamie staff includes professional bereavement counselors, specially trained volunteers and psychologists. Children accepted for Camp Jamie are paired with an adult volunteer called a Big Buddies, with whom he or she will spend the weekend. Big Buddies provide companionship, support, friendship and lots of individualized attention for their little buddy. In addition to grief education and support, campers also enjoy camp activities, such as fishing, team games, arts/crafts, hiking, sing-alongs, campfires with storytellers and the Camp Jamie Olympics. All activities provide plenty of opportunities for the children to express themselves and develop bonds with others. Through interactions with other children and adults, campers learn that they are not alone in their grief Thanks to the generosity of the Frederick Community, Camp Jamie is available to the children of Frederick County at no charge. To register a child or become a volunteer for Camp Jamie select one of the applications below. For further questions, call the Hospice office at 240-566-3030. Space is limited, so be sure to register early.
LUNCH OUT March 13—12:30 pm Danielle’s Restaurant 6 N. East Street Sign up in the hallway or call Beth Parenteau to make your reservation.
A place to belong, love and grow in Christ
March 8th Strove Tuesday—Pancakes for Dinner! Youth need to be at the church at 4:30pm March 6th Deadline for mission Trip $145 11th to 12th Senior High Lock in 12th Under construction Youth Leaders workshop 8:30-2:30 20th Money deadline for Impact $100 25—27th Impact Sr High Retreat 27th Midhigh Party 5:45-7:30 Location TBA
Stephen Ministry “Caring Ministry Workshop” April 2, 2011
In just a few hours: Gain valuable, practical caregiving skills you can use right away. Taste the depth and quality of Stephen Ministry training. Learn how Stephen Ministry can result in: a. Gifted lay people, organized and equipped for meaningful ministry b. Pastors supported by a team of well-trained lay care givers c. Church members receiving quality Christian care during a crisis d. The unchurched touched by Christ’s love in times of need
Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. Workshop: 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Refreshments will be provided. Location: Calvary United Methodist Church Cost: $15 per person or $50 for groups of four or more. * Pre-registration is required. Call Stephen Ministries at (314) 428-2600, or register on line at Each participant will take home a workshop manual and a www.caringminsitry.org detailed information packet about Stephen Ministry. * CUMC members are invited to attend for free! We ask that you please pre-register by signing up on the signup sheet on the bulletin board in Parish Hall, or contacting Ellen Adams at 301-662-1496, or
[email protected] . We want to make sure we have enough materials for everyone attending.
Session 1: Ministering to Those Experiencing Grief This Stephen Ministry training session will teach you how to better care for those who are grieving, from their time of loss through their grief journey. You will also experience firsthand the depth and quality of Stephen Ministry training. Session 2: An Introduction to the Stephen Series Get an inside look at Stephen Ministry, the lay caring ministry used in thousands of congregations. Learn how it works, the resources it provides, the benefits it brings, the changed lives that result and the steps your congregation can take to get involved.
Christ at work in and through gifted, well-trained lay people. This is the Stephen Ministry vision. This half-day event will show you how to make that vision a reality. In three practical sessions, you will receive a sample of Stephen Minster training and go home with hands-on ministry skills you can use immediately. You will also learn Session 3: How to Care in a Distinctively Christian Way more about the life-transforming benefits of Stephen In this second sample from Stephen Minister training, explore what distinctively Christian care is and learn a Ministry. powerful principle that will enable you to use more effectively the caring tools God has given us.
Monthly Breakfast Meeting
Saturday, March 12 7:30 a.m. Please sign up so we have enough food.
In the next few months, we plan to organize Calvary. We will sort, identify, relocate, discard—and you can be a part of the process. Every group will be asked to identify their items; and dispose of those that are not needed. When we find items that we can’t identify a reason to keep, they will be placed in the hallway and you are asked to claim what belongs to your group. Items not removed after two weeks will be given to the UMW Yard Sale or thrown away. We will then inventory stored items and hope to consolidate each group’s space to one location. Contact the church office if you have any questions.
Dear Calvary family of faith,
Dear Friends, Thank you so much for the love bag. The food was delicious and the other articles were very useful and greatly appreciated. Thanks again. Sincerely, Bessie Bell Strine Dear Calvary Members, Thank you for the “Love Bag” on Valentines Day. I enjoyed going through its contents, and can make good use of everything. I especially liked the valentines that were included. It has been a bad winter health-wise for me, and your thoughtfulness brought me much cheer. Thank you again. Sincerely May Kennedy
MARK YOUR CALENDAR NOW!
Easter Egg Hunt April 23, 2:00 PM Watch for sign-ups and candy donation box.
Scrapbooking Day May 28
Thank you all for your love, care, prayers, and lots of food during my recovery from surgery. This has been a long road of recovery, but everyday is better. Special thanks to the following families: Valentin-Morales, Stokes, Winter, Dragan, and Chaney. Dinners were wonderful and it was such a burden lifted off my shoulders to not worry about dinner. Also, thanks to all of the parents and youth volunteers who made the Almost Valentine’s Dinner happen! Thank you! Katrina Marie Dear Calvary, I would like to thank the many of you that came out to donate blood at our February 7 Blood Drive. Because of your efforts, we equaled our highest number of units ever collected at the church, with 56 units. To put that in perspective, that means up to 168 people could have been helped by our contributions that day! Speaking of contributions, I would also like to thank loyal volunteers Frank and Bobbie Parsons, as well as newcomers Joe and Ginger Ward, Bob and Jennifer Bennett, and Elizabeth Anderson for giving of their time to work at the blood drive that day. It was one of our most successful drives, and it reflects on the caring so prevalent at our church! All best regards, Eric Anderson P.S. Please mark your calendars for our next drive on Monday, May 9.
Member to Member Dear Family Life Committee and all at Calvary UMC, I would like to thank you for the generous gift I received as a result of the bake-a-batch fundraiser. It will go a long way in helping me as I continue to fight to recover. This spring, I am looking to purchase a device that helps me to stand, and because it is not covered by insurance, your donation will help out so much. I heard that the Nursery was renovated and I need to stop by to see the changes. I was the coordinator when the Nursery underwent its first renovation, so I am excited to see the new improvements. Thanks again to all in the church who baked and bought the yummy creations. I really do appreciate it and am truly blessed. God Bless you, Jennifer Fischer Esler
Dear Calvary Friends, I am writing to thank you for the love and support I received following my fall the week before Christmas. The visits from the ministers at FMH and here at home were a real boost to my morale! Thanks also for the prayers offered at the Tuesday morning prayer group and the cards and well wishes from Calvary friends. I am getting stronger every day with the help of my around-the-clock nurse (Terre), the therapists who come here, lots of rest and the love of family and friends. Love, Peggy Rhoderick
Thank you, Rev. Cole, for the hospital visits Thanks also for the prayers, cards and phone calls from the church family. With the healing aid of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior, I thank you.
Dear Alice and Friends,
Donna T. Loeb DIRECTORY UPDATES
NEW MEMBERS BRAUN, Thomas 3307 Brethren Church Rd. Myersville, MD 21773 301-639-3202
MORGAN, Sarah 13303 Dovedale Way Unit J Germantown, MD 20874 ROSEN, Jeff & Suzanne (Blake, Taylor) 301-676-2589 13 West 5th Street Frederick, MD 21701 REMOVE: 301-695-2679 Michael Hood
Thank you so much for the beautiful Prayer Shawl that Alice made for Colby, which was blessed by each of the members of the Prayer Shawl group. Colby loves it!
All of the prayers and words of support from the congregation have been a
tremendous uplifting gift for our family
during all the surgeries Colby and Jack have had. God bless you all! Sincerely,
Rob and Jennifer Bennett, Anna, Alex, Jack and Colby
GREETERS
ACOLYTES
March 6 @ 8:30 am
Florence & Herb Doggett
Cara Davy
Cathedral
March 6 @ 11:00 am
Peggy & Terre Rhoderick
Rachel Jones
Gospel
Wednesday, March 9
Anne Mossburg
Colin Lyon
Cathedral
March 13 @ 8:30 am
Mari Beth & Bill Schmersahl
Grace Mayer
Dave Herber
Gospel
March 13 @ 11:00 am
Charlotte Elliott
Rachel Carter
Marcie Baker
Cathedral
March 20 @ 8:30 am
Angie & Eric Anderson
Elizabeth Anderson
John Slovikosky
Gospel & Cathedral
March 20 @ 11:00 am
Becky Koontz & Ed Pyles
Karla Hembree
Daniel ValentinMorales
Voices of Praise
March 27 @ 8:30 am
Becky & Kyle Bostian
Nick Schwarzenberg
Becky Isaacs
Cathedral
March 27 @ 11:00 am
Susan & Ed Hazlett
Eduardo ValentinMorales
Paulette ShockeyPetrucci
Gospel & Children
COFFEE HOSTS
ALTAR FLOWERS
March 6
Margie Wilde, Barbara Piper
Donna Loeb
March 13
Paulette & David Petrucci
Elaine Childs
March 20
Ginger & Joe Ward
Paulette Shockey-Petrucci
March 27
Jackie Grimes, Helen Sheppard
Hilda Watkins
LAY READERS
BY PULPIT
CHOIRS
BULLETINS Bessie Strine
John Bryan
More people to serve in ALL areas are always needed and appreciated. If you would like to volunteer or need to make a change to the serving schedule, please call the appropriate coordinator: Acolytes—Kim Remsberg, 301-620-2352 Lay Readers—Janet Wiles, 301-371-7338 Greeters—Anne Mossburg, 301-662-4858 Nursery—Angela Anderson, 301-898-5241 Ushers—Jack Heller—301-663-5374 Communion Servers—Kyle Bostian, 301-371-5411
8:30 USHERS: Greg Shipley, Ray McKinnon, Dave Adams, Bob Biser, Vince Hull, Bob Jarvis, David Mills, Thomas Mills, Bill Riggleman 11:00 USHERS: Jack Heller, Mitch Reading, Don Orrison, Ed Hazlett, Susan Hazlett, Don Linton, Richard Rinehart, James Shoemaker, Bob Waltz
Altar Committee—Mary Crum & Bonnie Strine Bus Drivers—Mari Beth Schmersahl, 301-293-1148 Flowers—Joyce Friel, 301-662-1464, ext. 10 Coffee Hour—Frank & Bobbie Parsons, 301-473-7530 Children’s Church—Desiree Baker, 301-662-1464, ext. 23
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COMMUNION SERVERS
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March 6 8:30: Frank Strakonsky Kyle Bostian 11:00: Ginger Ward Don Orrison
Pat Herber, Chair Corki Jarvis Lynn Schumacher Helen Sheppard
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20 3:45 pm-Youth Council
21 7 pm-Finance 7 pm-Evangelism/ Communications
27 12:30 pm-New Member Class
28 6 pm-Roundtable 7 pm-Stephen Ministry 7:15 pm–Church Council
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Sunday Choir Rehearsals 12:30 pm—Genesis Choir 12:30 p.m.—Bells for Jesus 1:00 pm—Sonshine Choir 2:00 pm—Peal Bell 4:45 pm.—Voices of Praise (Youth Choir)
Tuesday Choir Rehearsals 7:00 pm—Joyful Noise Handbells 7:30 pm—Gospel Choir Thursday Choir Rehearsal 7:15 pm—Cathedral Choir
CALVARY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION U. S. Postage Paid Frederick, MD 21701-5393 Permit No. 52
Of the Calvary-Centennial Memorial Cooperative Parish
131 West Second Street Frederick, MD 21701 RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED
Church Services: Sunday: 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Staffed Nursery with pagers
February 13 Thomas Andrew Braun Blake Bailey Rosen Jeffrey Herman Rosen Taylor Grace Rosen
HOW TO CONTACT US Phone: 301-662-1464; FAX: 301-662-3486 Website: www.calvaryumc.org E-mail:
[email protected] Office Hours: Monday thru Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. CALVARY STAFF Senior Pastor Kenneth Dunnington
[email protected] Associate Pastor Sarah Schlieckert
[email protected] Minister of Visitation Harry Cole
[email protected] Director of Education & Family Life Desiree Baker
[email protected] Director of Youth Ministries Katrina Marie Meacham
[email protected] Director of Music Ministries & Organist Joche Wilmot
[email protected] Financial Secretary Robert Jacobs
[email protected] Bookkeeper Sue Tower
[email protected] Administrative Assistant Joyce Friel
[email protected] Nursery Supervisor Angela Anderson Custodian David Eichelberger Calvary Weekday School (301-662-6783) www.calvaryweekdayschool.com Director Laura Suguiyama
[email protected] Administrative Assistant Colleen West
[email protected]
February 6 Jayden Emerson Durstine to Kayla & Jeremy Grandmother is Glenda Hardy NEW ARRIVAL
The first Sunday of every month is Wheelbarrow Sunday. Nonperishable donations to the Frederick Food Bank may be placed in the wheelbarrow in the hallway outside Parish Hall. In February, 230 items were delivered to the Frederick Food Bank by Amy & Dave Carter. Thanks to all!
