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PAGE 5 THROUGH OUTREACH,MISSIONS AND CAREGIVING

Don’t miss the seven week sermon series starting on Sunday, June 10 entitled: “The Prodigal God.” We will explore Jesus’ best

known and least understood parable: The Parable of the Prodigal Son. We will gain new insight into the irreligious younger son, the moralistic elder son and the father who lavishes his love on both. The series will challenge the

devout and skeptic alike to see Christianity in a whole new way.

Welcome New Members!

This month Maria and Ray Hodges joined East Lake UMC after completing

the Compass class! They are excited about becoming part of the church

family and are looking forward to being in fellowship with you as they Offer

Christ, Grow in Faith and Serve Others. Please welcome them as they

become part of our community of faith.

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Men’s Health By Carol Toyer

To-date through Week 22

Income needed $308,000.00 Income received $294,739.78 Net ($13,260.22)

Financial Report By The Finance Team

2012 BUDGET UPDATE You likely have seen in the weekly email blast called, Coming Up at East Lake, that your church continues to lack the funds to meet the 2012 budget which was approved in December. Everyone is working hard to keep our spending in line with the income that the church receives each week. The church council in April asked the Finance Team to recommend an adjusted budget for the year which reflects the reduced giving we have experienced yet supports the important ministries of our church. The Finance Team took an adjusted budget to church council that reflects what we believe this church is willing to support. The adjusted budget was approved by Church Council at its May 21 meeting. MEASURES TAKEN TO MANAGE FINANCES As was reported in above, we continued to ask the staff to be as judicious as possible with spending. We are keeping the air conditioning and lights on in all buildings, paying our staff, and paying contractual obligations. Since February, we are paying only that part of Apportionments which will be carried over from year-to-year if not paid. This includes the Episcopal Fund and Clergy Support Fund. As was reported in the March 2012 newsletter, in 2007 in addition to paying the apportionments, ELUMC started a program called the Tithe Fund. Our vision was to use 90% of congregational giving to church operations (including apportionments) and use the other “10% tithe” for UM special collections (i.e. Children’s Home), disaster relief, and to relieve suffering of others around us. The stewardship message was that if everyone would pledge a little more, we could give freely to others, have no special offerings and really make a big difference in the world around us. The vision and reality never matched. Yet we continued on a journey in faith that we could meet that vision.

Operational spending over income resulted on an annual basis. While for many the Tithe Fund has been a source of pride,

giving has never supported this vision. During the budget re-evaluation, the Finance Team has with great sadness

recommended that the Tithe Fund be eliminated for the foreseeable future.

"Long life to you! Good health to you and your household! And good health to all that is yours!" 1 Samuel 25:6 NIV Men can live healthier, longer lives just by knowing their health threats and how to work through these risks. Statistics show that heart disease is the number one threat with cancer, injuries, stroke, COPD (respiratory disease), diabetes, flu, suicide, kidney disease, and Alzheimer's disease, making up the top ten. By listening to your body and adopting good lifestyle habits, you can decrease your risk for life threatening health issues. A healthy, balanced diet will greatly reduce the risk for five of the top ten threats: heart disease, cancer, stroke, diabetes and kidney disease. Fruits, vegetables, and whole grains are heart healthy selections and can fight some cancers as well. They also help maintain a healthy weight which is necessary for the prevention of diabetes and kidney failure which is a complication of diabetes and high blood pressure. Risky behavior can cut a man's life short and is easily preventable. Accidents from automobiles, falls, and the use of chemicals can be fatal or seriously debilitating so wear seat belts, drive safely, use chemicals in a well-ventilated area, and use ladders carefully. Also lose the smoking habit as it increases your risk of heart disease, cancer, and complications with respiratory disease and diabetes. The three remaining health threats: flu, suicide, and Alzheimer's disease can be decreased by being proactive, eating right, and avoiding risky behavior. Exercise, get an annual flu shot, don't smoke, and eat a healthy diet to prevent illness and stimulate your brain. Avoid falls which have an apparent link to Alzheimer’s disease and avoid addictions to prevent suicides and self harm. Know your body, listen to its needs and see your physician when things do not seem right. Your families want a future with you so look at your life and see what can be changed. A simple adjustment can give you better health and a longer life. (Source: National Library of Medicine www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/menshealth.html)

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Youth News

Did you know we have a recycling bin for newspapers, magazines, and shredded paper? Please recycle these items in the recycling bin located at the north side of our parking lot. Thank you!

2012 High School Graduates

- Jessye Brindle graduates from East Lake High School and will be attending The University of Central Florida. - Zach Cheeseman graduates from Tarpon Springs High School and will be attending Belmont University. - Jon Cooper graduates from East Lake High School and will be attending The University of Florida. - Emily Erdmier graduates from Berkley Preparatory and will be attending Florida State University. - David LaCamera graduates from East Lake High School and will be attending The University of Central Florida. - Eric Morrison graduates from Berkley Preparatory and will be attending The University of Central Florida. - Devan Phillips graduates from Palm Harbor University and will be attending The University of Central Florida. - Austin Pittman graduates from East Lake High School and will be attending Florida State University. - Taylor Pittman graduates from East Lake High School and will be attending Florida State University. - Rachel Reed graduates from East Lake High School and will be attending Lipscomb University.

Graduating from College - Zan Frett graduates from Florida Southern College. Plans for the future are working as a Claims Adjuster for Auto Owners Insurance in Lakeland and working at the Venue in booking and promotions. - Ryan McGee graduates from The University of North Florida. Plans for the future are to enter the Police Academy and begin a career in Law Enforcement.

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Children’s Chatter By Erin Lowe, Director of Children’s Ministry

Date: July 16-21 (week 6) Cost: $385

for rising 4th-12th grade students

Our church will be attending Warren Willis Camp as a group the week of July 16-21. Children and youth, who are rising fourth graders and above, are encouraged to attend for a week of fun and fellowship at camp. This high-energy, life-changing week includes activities like daily praise and

worship, a low and high ropes course and sailing, archery, crafts and ultimate Frisbee.

Register online at www.WARRENWILLISCAMP.org . Spaces fill quickly so early registration is encouraged.

Yippee! Summer is right around the corner. On June 10, during the 11:00 am service and on June 17,

during the 9:30 am service we have five children that will be taking their first communion. Mrs. Annette Charlton has been teaching the children the past month about the symbolism of what is means to receive communion. Sure to be a wonderful morning. Save the date for Parents’ Night Out, Friday, June 15 at 6:30-9:00 pm. This is for 3 years (potty trained) through 5 grade. We will have Bible Stories, crafts and a movie. Cost is $10.00 per child or $25.00 max per family. Sign up; space is limited! I have been having lots of fun planning for another fantastic Vacation Bible School! Please enroll, if you have not done so already, space is filling up! VBS dates: June 18-22, 9:00 am-12:00 pm. Happy Father’s Day to all of the dads!

High School Summer Mission Trip Our High School youth group is going to Atlanta with the organization of Church on the Street June 11-16. We will be ministering to the homeless population in downtown Atlanta. We will spend time with them on the street, assisting other organizations in the area and handing out clothing and hygiene kits to those in need. We are taking thirty youth and chaperones on this trip. Please keep us in your prayers as we prepare for the trip as well as while we are away.

Mid-High Summer Mission Trip Our Mid-High youth group will be traveling to Orlando to work with IMPACT Ministries of Central Florida this summer. We will have at least twelve participants on this trip from June 27-30. We will be painting homes for low income families in the Orlando area. Please pray for us as we serve others during this life-changing mission trip.

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Caregiving Ministry By Margie Marks

Caregiving Prayer Blanket Ministry: Jan. 2010- May 2012 ……362 blankets James 2: 26 says: “Just as the body is dead with out breath so is faith dead without good works.” The mission statement of the Caregiving Ministry is “To reach out in loving support to our church family and community in times of crisis and need by giving concrete expression of love and compassion through faith in action as taught by our Lord Jesus Christ“.

The Prayer Blanket Ministry is a wonderful example of our mission statement in action . The blankets are ordered as a gift of love, encouragement & support by members of the church family, community or by the Caregiving Ministry. They are given for various reasons such as grief, illness, birthdays, births, etc. Caregiving in addition to all those ordered, has given blankets to the families of fallen police officers, children fighting cancer, a three year old in Largo who came down with Spinal meningitis, a pastor in Oldsmar fighting breast cancer, the families of those lost in a mining collapse in Utah, a young man from Safety Harbor who was a victim of a hit and run, the Palm

Harbor high school teacher whose daughter was killed in an auto accident to name a few. Blankets have been ordered from Montana, Ohio, Illinois and California and most recently a blanket was ordered by the Sarah circle and given to Melissa Dohme pictured here, whose boyfriend stabbed her thirty-two times. I have witnessed first hand what the receiving of one of these blankets means to the person receiving it. My mother was given one which covered daily per her request as she waited to be taken to her heavenly home and she never let go of the holding cross that came with the blanket. She was buried with both, the cross in her hand just as she held it during her final days also per her request. The following thank you was recently received: Thank you for the beautiful prayer blanket. Leslie Devitz brought it to us and we had it on his bed the last two weeks, while he was in Hospice Care. Joe passed away on March 6. I know he was comforted not only by your special blanket, but all your prayers. Love, The family of Joe Billek Since we began keeping track of the orders in January of 2010, the Caregiving Prayer Blanket Ministry has made three-hundred and sixty-two blankets. These blankets are made by Tena Donahey, the Holding Crosses that are placed in with blankets are made by the ToyMakers and the personalized cards are made by Margie Marks. A huge thank you to Tena and to our ToyMakers.

Help Needed East Lake UMC has a team of volunteers who share communion with those unable to attend church. More volunteers are needed for this team. If you have an automobile and can spend a couple of hours on the first Sunday of each month going to area homes or nursing facilities to serve communion, you will be a great blessing to our Caregiving Ministry. For more information, please contact Margie Marks (727-786-0005) or Nancy Leewe (727-786-9154). Thank you so much!

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Missions and Outreach Projects by Lynn Bianco & Annie Doraisingh

The missions and outreach team invites new members to help us Serve Others. If you are interested, please contact Lynn Bianco (727-935-5703 or sbianco3@tampabay.rr.com) or Annie Doraisingh (727- 939-9688 or annie_doraisingh@yahoo.com) or simply attend our next meeting on Tuesday, June 5

at 7:00 pm in the West Room. If you cannot make that meeting, we meet the first Tuesday of

each month at 7:00 pm. Our meetings are listed in the Sunday bulletin.

The team has many projects planned for the remainder of this year. Please see the information below

for further details.

Items needed for the children who attend Kid’s Camp at Metropolitan Ministries in Pasco.

What we are collecting

New children’s sneakers (children’s sizes 5-13 and youth sizes 1-6). The shoe collection will also be the service project for VBS this month. New backpacks without wheels for children in kindergarten through fifth grade. Assorted school supplies - pencils, pens, erasers, ruled paper, composition notebooks, folders, and scissors.

At the end of Kid’s Camp, all campers will receive a new pair of sneakers and a back-to-school backpack filled with all of the necessary supplies to help these children have a great start to the new school year. Metropolitan Ministries anticipates 120 campers. Let’s support them by providing the sneakers, backpacks, and school supplies needed for all the children!

HELP NEEDED FOR OUR NEXT SANDWICH PROJECT

Our next lunch-making event is scheduled for June 24. We will make sandwiches for the residents of Pinellas Hope after each worship service that Sunday. We need volunteers to

Bring lunch meat, cheese, bread, fruit cups, and chips for the lunches Sign-up sheets will be available in the courtyard on the Sundays prior to the event.

Make the sandwiches Volunteers will be needed in Fellowship Hall after each service on June 24 (9:00-9:45 am, 10:30-11:15 am and 12:00-12:45 pm). Please plan on being with us for one of these times and remember the saying, “Many hands make light work.”

Habitat for Humanity

Adults and youth interested in joining the ELUMC Habitat team may contact

Hilary Wagner (adults) or Mary Treichel (youth) to sign up to work on the next work day. The

group is scheduled to help build on the fourth Saturday of the month, every other month. The

next work day will be July 28. We are excited to resume this important service to our

community!

Haiti Mission Trip

If you are interested in joining the mission team going to Haiti in November, please join us for a meeting in Fellowship Hall on Sunday, June 3 at 4:00 pm. If you are unable to attend the meeting but are interested in learning more about this mission trip, please contact Trevor Charlton (tcharlto@aol.com).

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Start your day right on the second Saturday of the month. All men are invited to the Gathering of Men from

7:30-9:30 am in Fellowship Hall. It’s a time to center yourself for the month and meet

other men who face the challenges of keeping Christ

alive in their lives. All are welcome!

Please mark your calendars for the next blood drive on

Sunday, July 15, 2012 from 8 am till 12:30 pm in the

courtyard.

The Caregiving Faith Community Nurses and

Volunteers continue to take Blood Pressure readings the third Sunday of the month in Fellowship Hall from 9-11 am. Having this reading done could save your life. Please Do Not

Drink Coffee Before Your Reading.

Choir Members Needed: No experience is necessary. Please join us at 7:30 pm on Wednesday nights in

the Sanctuary.

Join us the first Thursday of the month, June 7, at Vetture’s Pizzeria and Restaurant for fun and

fellowship from 5:30 pm till 8:30 pm. Identify yourself as being from East Lake UMC; and Rick Maida, the owner of the restaurant, will donate

10% of the check to the church. Vetture’s is located at 36137 East Lake Road in the Brooker

Creek Publix Shopping Plaza.

The Working Singles dinner will be held at:

Casa Ludovico Italian Restaurant

1710 Alt 19 Palm Harbor, FL 34683

727) 784-7779 http://eatatcasa.com

Saturday, June 9 at 6:30 pm

Lead the Pack A Sack Project for

ELUMC

For the last couple of years we

supported children who might otherwise

not have enough to eat during the

weekend through a United Methodist

Cooperative Ministries (UMCM) program

called Pack a Sack. These children are

enrolled in the school breakfast and

lunch programs. but their families do not

have sufficient monies to keep their

children from being hungry on the

weekends. We hope to restart at the

beginning of next school year. We are in

need of a volunteer or two to coordinate

this program for our church. The

coordinator(s) would work with UMCM

staff and then arrange for volunteers

from ELUMC to provide the

non-perishable food items (fruit cups,

snack crackers, granola bars, etc.) to be

delivered to our assigned school each

week. Please contact Lynn Bianco

(727-935-5703 or

sbianco3@tampabay.rr.com) or Annie

Doraisingh (727- 939-9688 or

annie_doraisingh@yahoo.com)

JOINING HANDS KIDS CAMP

Christian Day Camp for Pasco Youth

When: August 6th thru 10th, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Ages: Rising Kindergarten to 5th grade Where: Metropolitan Ministries Outreach Center, 3214 U.S. Highway 19, Holiday, FL

Each day campers receive a healthy breakfast, lunch, and snacks.

How You Can Help It takes many volunteers to make camp fun, successful, and safe. The offering of your time, gifts, and/or talents is greatly appreciated. You can volunteer by linking on to the website http://www.metromin.org (Pasco connection). Work areas include:

Breakfast/lunch preparation and/or serving

Security

Registration

Transportation

Food/snack preparation and distribution

AM and PM programming (music, crafts, drama, PE,

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 8am Toymakers

3 - Graduation 9:30 am Adult Bible Study 9:30 am Journey Class 9:30 am Live BIG - Sunday School 11am Youth Sunday School 3pm District Orientation for Annual Conf. 4pm Haiti Mtg. 5pm Youth Praise Band 6pm Youth Group

4 6:30 pm Staff Parish Mtg.

5 8am Toymakers 12:30 pm Son-Kissed Sisters 7pm Praise Band 7pm M & O Mtg.

6 8am Toymakers 10am Young Days VPK Graduation 6:45 pm Wednesday Night Bible Study 7:30 pm Choir Practice

7 8am Toymakers 1pm UMW Mtg. 5:30 pm Family Pizza Night at Vetture’s 8pm Al-Anon

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9 7:30 am UMM 8am Toymakers 6:30 pm Working Singles Group

10 9:30 am Adult Bible Study 9:30 am Journey Class 9:30 am Live BIG - Sunday School 11am Youth Sunday School 5pm Youth Praise Band 6pm Youth Group

11 *High School Mission Trip leaves for Atlanta

12 8am Toymakers 12:30 pm Son-Kissed Sisters 7pm Pathfinder Partnership Mtg. 7pm Praise Band

13 8am Toymakers 6:45 pm Wednesday Night Bible Study 7:30 pm Choir Practice

14 8am Toymakers 7pm Sarah Circle-UMW 8pm Al-Anon

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16 8am Toymakers *High School Mission trip returns

17-Father’s Day 9:30 am Adult Bible Study 9:30 am Journey Class 9:30 am Live BIG - Sunday School 11am Youth Sunday School 5pm Youth Praise Band 6pm Youth Group

18 9am VBS 6:30 pm Board of Trustees

19 8am Toymakers 9am VBS 9:30 am Mary Martha Circle-UMW 12:30 pm Son-Kissed Sisters 7pm Praise Band

20 *Newsletter Deadline*

8am Toymakers 9am VBS 6:45 pm Wednesday Night Bible Study 7:30 pm Choir Practice

21 8am Toymakers 9am VBS 7pm MASH Mtg. 8pm Al-Anon

22 9am VBS

23 8am Toymakers

24 9:30 am Adult Bible Study 9:30 am Journey Class 9:30 am Live BIG - Sunday School 11am Youth Sunday School 5pm Youth Praise Band 6pm Youth Group

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26 8am Toymakers 12:30 pm Son-Kissed Sisters 7pm Praise Band

27 *Middle School Mission Trip leaves 8am Toymakers 6:45 pm Wednesday Night Bible Study 7:30 pm Choir Practice

28 8am Toymakers

8pm Al-Anon

29 30 *Middle School Mission Trip returns 8am Toymakers

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Happy Birthday! If you have a birthday in June and it is not listed, email dmuller@eastlakeumc.org so we can update our database.

1 Douglas Belcher

Jane Farley

James Morgan

John Wooden

2 Carla Nachtsheim

Connor Spink

3 Tysen Sargent

4 Sam Francis

5 Christopher Nash

Kristen Watters

6 Susan Donovan

Nancy Fowles

Judy Nolan

Tara Wheeldon

Offering Christ, Growing in Faith and Serving Others-All Good News!

The Blood Drive on Sunday, April 22 exceeded expectation with twenty-one pints of blood donated to

Florida Blood Services!

On May 6 Charlotte Arndt, Lily Caringer and Kayla Dover were confirmed at the 9:30 service and Abigail

and Caroline Arndt were baptized at the 11:00 service.

The Bicycle Ministry delivered six bikes to New Port Richey Vets and three bikes to families in need.

The Confirmation class would like to thank Henny Oschmann for making corsages for them to wear during

their Confirmation service.

Dan Campbell, from Metropolitan Ministries of Pasco County, talked to our

youth about homelessness during youth group to help prepare our senior high youth for their summer mission

trip working with the homeless in Atlanta later this month.

There is beautiful wooden inlay box in the narthex where you can deposit your Welcome Card on Sundays

thanks to John Little.

The Caregiving Prayer chain has sixty-five prayer warriors praying daily for the needs of our church and

the community.

One of our Caregiving prayer blankets was pictured in the Tampa Bay Times: North Pinellas Section on

Sunday, May 13 with recipient Melissa Dohme, who was the victim of domestic violence.

7 Michelle Hawley

8 Devan Sloyer

9 Carlotta Cheeseman

Jenny Hesselbirg

10 Dave Carty

Jimmy Lamont

11 Oliver Borland

12 Emily Horton

Holt Jones

14 Alix Arndt

Ethan Rath

Brenda Shoulta

Deborah Redd

15 Jerry Monarch

16 John Hesselbirg

Natalie Kaiser

17 Annette O’Shell

18 Richard Baker

Michael Devlin

Juanita Reinshagen

Olivia Warnock

21 Rosella Peterson

Carol Stewart

22 Victor Dell

John Feeney

Morgan Wheeldon

23 Jeffrey Gorddard

24 Isaac Bendus

John Hughes

Lois Rogers-Watson

25 Keith Baldwin

Greg Bast

Kenadie Bukovan

James Cooper

Riley Morgan

26 Elaine Blanton

Zachary Cheeseman

Barbara Pearson

27 Katie Matuska

Michael Swingle

28 Gregg Hamby

Ann Merrick

Michel Perreault

29 Laura Casper

30 Harrison Hartel

Lukas Horton

June Birthdays

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Jay Kowalski……………………………………………………………………………………………………………...Pastor

jkowlaski@eastlakeumc.org, ext. 102

Judy Keats………………………………………………………………..………………………...Minister of Visitation

jkeats@eastlakeumc.org, ext. 114

Karen Gambrell……...........................................................Administrator of Church Operations

kgambrell@eastlakeumc.org, ext. 103

Danielle Muller……………………………………………………………..… …...Communications Coordinator

dmuller@eastlakeumc.org, ext. 105

Myron Holmgren……………………………………………………………………………………………….Bookkeeper

bookkeeper@eastlakeumc.org, ext. 109

Erin Lowe………………………………………………………………………………….….Children, Infant Ministries

elowe@eastlakeumc.org, ext. 110

Mary Treichel…………………………………………………………………………………..…………Youth Ministries

mtreichel@eastlakeumc.org, ext. 111

Lucy McGee………………………………………………….…...Congregational Development Coordinator

lmcgee@eastlakeumc.org, ext. 118

Chuck Cheeseman…………………………………………….…..…………..Music, Choir, Band, Praise Team

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Jackie Kaller……...……………………………………………………………………….…….Director of Young Days

jackietk@tampabay.rr.com, (727) 789-3709

Kerry Raynor…………………………………………….…………….Administrative Assistant to Young Days

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Vickie Downing…………………………………………………….…………………………………………..Receptionist

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Faye Monroe………………………………………………………………………………………….……………….Organist

Jimmy Hall ….……………………………………………………………………………………………………….Custodian

Joe Truman ………………………………………………………………………………………………………....Custodian

East Lake Staff

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www.EastLakeUMC.org

Office Hours:

Monday-Thursday 9 am -2 pm

Closed Fridays

Phone: 727-784-9250

Fax: 727-787-3639

Pathways is the official newsletter of East Lake United Methodist Church. The deadline for the July newsletter is June 20, 2012. Contributions should be in Publisher, Word or jpeg format and emailed to dmuller@eastlakeumc.org. All

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