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PREACHING SCHEDULE FOR JUNE

Date Scripture Sermon

June 5 Holy Communion In the Pews

Luke 7:11-17 Love is…Compassionate

June Guest Speaker Alex McWilliams June 19 Father’s Day

Luke 15:11-32 Love is…Merciful

June 26 Preaching

Guest Speaker Waylon Harlan

*******UPCOMING CHANGES*******

NEW WORSHIP TIMES

On May 11, the Church Council approved the joint recommendation of the Worship and Education Committees for summer worship times. Our hope is that over the summer these unified services will promote unity in our congregation and encourage more to be able to attend worship before continuing the day with their summer activities. In addition, after several months of discussion, deliberation and discernment, the Church Council approved the joint recommendation of the Worship and Education Committees for a new fall schedule effective September 11, 2016. The new schedule will allow for time to move between worship and Sunday School and reduce the need for folks to leave worship and/or Sunday School early to meet their obligations. We hope this will enhance both worship and Sunday School. In addition, we will be having a long Fellowship Time each 5th Sunday to build relationships and connections between those in different Sunday School classes and worship services. Your prayerful support is appreciated and we’ll continue to evaluate these changes and make adjustments as needed.

Service Times 9:00 AM Contemporary Worship

10:00 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Traditional Worship

Summer Worship Schedule for July 3 – September 4 inclusive

9:00 – Unified Worship 10:00 – Fellowship Time 10:15 – Sunday School

Fall Worship Schedule effective September 11, 2016

8:30 – Contemporary Worship 9:45 – Sunday School 11:00 – Traditional Worship

PINE NEEDLE ARTICLES AND INFORMATION DEADLINE

Pease have any material for the July Pine Needle in the church office by Thursday, June 16th. Newsletter items are graciously accepted early. Thank you.

PINE STREET FAIR WEATHER BOOK CLUB

Pine Street Fair Weather Book Club will be meeting at Mary Jo Brouse’s apartment (watch bulletin for date and time.) The group is currently reading Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford.

SUMMER OFFICE HOURS

Beginning June 6th summer office hours will be 8:00AM to 1:30PM. Please plan your visits to the office accordingly. Thank you and have a fun, safe summer.

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DEVOTIONAL MATERIAL

Congratulations to Ginny Kieser for receiving the "Hulda Heim Ebert Woman of the Year" Award for her years of service to Pine Street Church. Thanks to all who attended, participated, decorated and served a wonderful Mother-Daughter Banquet. The following ladies received awards: Oldest Mothers (all were over the age of 90) – M. Forrest Breitenbach, Valeria Martin, Juanita Shaw, Sally Swank. Mother with the largest family present – Ginny Kieser. Mother traveling the greatest distance – Cindy Detweiler (mother of Tara Kieser. She travelled from Souderton PA). Mother with the youngest Child – Hunter Hall, son of Kali Wittig. On Wednesday, June 8th we will hold our annual Spring Picnic in Wesley Hall at 6:00 PM. Margaret Schell will lead us in devotions. Georgina Sackandy will present the program. Marion Schell and Pat Wittig are the hostesses. Please bring a dish to share. Your table service, meat and beverage will be provided. All women of the church are invited. Suzanne Heilman, Georgina Sackandy and Pat Wittig will attend Sampler Day and Mission U.

Pine Street welcomes two new members.

Don Bastian and Mary Fortin

ALTAR FLOWERS

Would you like to provide altar flowers? For the month of July, please call Cathy Marr at 570-433-0244. For August, contact Barb Flock at 570-326-6970.

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VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL This year at Vacation Bible School, children will discover that God Creates, God Helps, God Loves, God Calms and God Sends. AMAZING! This fun and interactive Bible-based program will help children discover how to surf through life with God and others! The adventure includes music that will energize your ears, interactive Bible fun, super science projects, cool crafts, delicious snacks, great games and more. The dates of VBS are June 20th - June 24th from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon. We will conclude on Friday with a closing program and pizza lunch. Registration forms are enclosed in the Pine Needle, in the church office or can be found on the website: www.pinestreetumc.org. Please invite your neighbors, friends and family members ages 3 through Grade 5. Pre-registration is helpful but not necessary.

VBS DECORATION ITEMS NEEDED The following items are needed for VBS decorations: child-size beach chairs, swim rings (tubes) and boogie boards. If you would be willing to share any of these items with us, please bring them to the church no later than Sunday, June 19. Be sure your name is marked on each item. Items may be placed in the Deep Blue room or the K-1st grade Sunday School room. Items may be picked up after June 24th. THANKS

VBS CLOSING PROGRAM All members of the congregation are invited to attend the pizza lunch and closing program for VBS. Our program will begin at 12:00 on Friday, June 24th in Wesley Hall followed by lunch in Fellowship Hall. Please let the office know if you plan on staying for lunch.

BELIEVERS SHARE On Sunday, April 24, the lesson for Deep Blue Sunday School classes was Believers Share. The Deep Blue Choir shared their music with both services. Mrs. Cook’s 4th, 5th & 6th grade class shared refreshments and hospitality with the Seeker’s class. They gave out ‘Random Acts of Sharing’ cards and challenged them to share in the coming week. Mrs. Cook got Munchkins (donut holes) for the class as her Random Act of Sharing but……she forgot the munchkins and left them in the car with Harley, the 11 year yellow Lab. When Mr. Cook returned to the car……you guessed it….Harley ate the whole box of munchkins! When the class began they found an empty box on the table with an explanation. What started as a Random Act of Sharing for the Sunday school class ended as a Random Act of Sharing for Harley! A special thank you to Wilma for making the cards. If you would like to do a Random Act of Sharing, just ask Wilma for a card. No more munchkins for Harley!

SECOND AND THIRD GRADE SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS HAPPENINGS We have a prayer wall in our room. We make a list each week for the Children and teachers to pray throughout the week. We list prayers for our church family. Our family & friends in our lives. We pray for all the children in school each week. We pray for all the animals. We pray for our college students, especially during finals week. We pray for safe travel. The children are great at sharing blessings & joys in their lives on our prayer wall. Stop by our room and look sometime. We love to read the lesson each week. We have great readers in our room. We talk about how the lesson applies to their lives. Encouraging the children to spread God’s word throughout the week to all their friends & family. They are great at encouraging! They all make me humble & bless my life. Most important for us all to remember! Each child born in this world is a gift from God. We as a Church family are blessed with amazing children in this world.

SPECIAL OFFERING FOR JUNE

In our envelope packet for this quarter is an envelope for PEACE WITH JUSTICE SUNDAY. What does this mean? This is a denomination-wide offering that supports ministries in the United States and around the world that focus on overcoming violence, human rights, social and economic justice, interreligious dialogue, ecumenical training, ecological justice, and HIV/AIDS. Your offering will be sent through our conference treasurer to fund United Methodist efforts to encourage the gospel of peace.

DO YOU KNOW HOW OUR MONEY IS USED? We look around our beautiful building that was new only a short time ago, actually 35 years ago, and we must realize that just like home, things need to be repaired and updated. Some are minor and some quite major. Our Trustees are responsible for the care and maintenance of our church building, property, and parsonage. You will notice that we have recently repaired the front sidewalks, and volunteers replaced heaved bricks around the trees with small stones like the ones in the parking lot. We have done similar work with parsonage sidewalks. This is required by the city and the township, all in the interest of safety of the public using our walks. This project cost just under $5,000. The Trustees are diligent in seeking bids and doing their best to be good stewards of our funds and our property.

FOUNDATION AND FINANCE UPDATES At the May Council meeting our first Foundation grants for 2016 were approved. They are $500 for West End Community Center toward a request for $1500 for a kitchenette in their community room (this completes their total request); $1,000 for Sojourner Truth Ministries who requested $2,000.; and $1,000 for Scott Koser, our ministerial son for his seminary expenses. We can make grants only as our investment income is received so this was our limit at this time. We have been blessed with generous gifts from some members, and we were able to grant Scott Koser an additional $1,000 from Ken and Helen Sterrett’s gift for special education projects. Our Lenten Offering was to be divided between our budget and West End Community Center. Because of your generosity we were able to send over $1,100 for this mission outreach.

SOCIAL SERVICE MINISTRY Thank you, thank you… thank you to all who have donated to this ministry. We have averaged $400 a month for January through April. We have helped 217 adults and 53 children with $5563. You have helped keep electric, water and gas turned on for these needy clients in our immediate community. We have also provided transportation, food, work clothes and boots, a bike, helped a family move from Family Promise into their own apartment, minor eye surgery and more. These families also receive counselling, prayers, budgeting help and common sense advice. Continuing assistance for these families is based upon their progress and information from the interview process. Thank you again from all of our team members and clients. We could use two more volunteers to serve as substitutes and/or team members. You would observe a team in action and be trained before you serve. Al Cook, Social Services Ministry chair.

“Giving is not just about making a donation. It’s about making a difference. -Kathy Calvin, CEO and President of United Nations Foundation

MAY ATTENDANCE (4 WEEKS) LAST 4 WEEKS OF OFFERINGS

Sunday School 184

General Fund 23,314

Plate Offering 570

Property Improvement 266

Social Service 171

Pastor’s Discretionary Fund 233

Mission Central 103

UMCOR 133

Bulletin 50

West End Community Center 112

Missions 4

Building Use 2269

Upper Room 10

One Great Hour 10

Food Pantry 20

Native American 12

Taxi Fund 30

Radio 25

Golden Cross 167

Small Group Study Books 100

Total 4 Week Offering $27,783

DATE SUNDAY SCHOOL

9AM WORSHIP

11 AM WORSHIP

1st 51 71 104

8th 42 87 108

15th 49 75 92

22nd 48 Unified 162

MAKE GIVING EASIER Did you know that you could have your tithes and offerings

automatically withdrawn from your financial institution. For

more information, contact Gail Maurer or the church office.

PERSONALS Our prayers and concerns for those having recent hospital experience since our last Pine Needle. You remain in our thoughts and prayers: Becky Belzer, Russ Lentz, Joe Bielski.

Dear Pine St. church family, I want to thank you all for my gift cards that you sent me for finals week in college. I was able to take a break from studying & have a good lunch at Sheetz last week. I also love the Dunkin Donut gift card and enjoyed a nice break with friends. Thank you for your prayers & support while I am in college. Sincerely, David Belzer Dear Pine Street Church Family, Thank you so much for the Sheetz and Burger King gift cards, as well as the note of encouragement for my last undergraduate finals. Thank you for all the support you have all given me throughout my time at Penn State. WE ARE! Sincerely, Lauren Hall

THOSE SERVING IN JUNE Date Lay

Reader Acolytes Usher

Greeters Nursery

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Nursery, Child Care

Fellowship following 11:00AM

5th Diane Belzer

Emma Rude Martin & Diane Belzer Bill Burd, Jim Beck Matt Crosbie, Jim Burget, Gail Maurer

Robin Ray Esther Horner Leon and Lynne Koskie

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Pastor Doug

Cedric Porter Martin & Diane Belzer Matt Crosbie, Pat Scaife, Bill Burd, Jim Beck

Kate Thompson

Esther Horner Eleanor and Cindie Snyder

19th

Matt Crosbie

Emma Rude Martin & Diane Belzer Matt Crosbie, Pat Scaife, Bill Burd, Jim Beck

Rene Metzger

Esther Horner Julie Person Tara Porter

26th Carol Porter

Collin Porter Bill & Joyce Geiser Bill Burd, Jim Beck, Matt Crosbie, Pat Scaife

Chris Nevill Esther Horner Jim and Chris Beck

Thank you for those who helped to assemble the April Pine Needle: Karen Kulp, Cathy Marr, Eleanor Snyder, Cindie Snyder, Frank Little, Robin Ray, Chris Kindon, Jim Burget and Juanita Shaw who helps to organize the volunteers each month. We thank you for your continual faithful service.

Thank You

The prayers and love of our spiritual family are extended to the following: Family and friends of Betty Welliver who passed away on April 26, 2016 Family and friends of Mildred Woods who passed away in February 2016. May the comfort and presence of the Savior be with them in their

time of loss.

Children’s Ministry at Pine Street

Upcoming Children’s Ministry Activities

Vacation Bible School

June 20—24 10:00—12:00 Noon

Surf Shack: Catch the Wave of God’s Amazing Love

Memory Verse This is the symbol of the covenant that I have set up between me and all creatures

on earth. Genesis 9:17

In the depths of who I am I rejoice in God my savior.

Luke 1:47

Deep Blue Choir

Thank you to all who sang at the

Music Worship Service.

What’s Happening?

PreK through Grade 6 will be combining for

ONE ROOM SUNDAY SCHOOL during the summer months in

Deep Blue beginning June 5.

Did you register for VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL?

Anchor Point

We can trust God’s promises.

June 5 Noah Builds the Ark

June 12 Two of Every Kind

June 19 Sending Out the Dove

June 26 The Rainbow Promise

What: VBS 2016 When: June 20 – June 24 Time: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon Who: All children ages 3 through 5th Grade Register: On line at www.pinestreetumc.org. at the church office or on June 20th *Early Registration appreciated

It’s time to RIDE GOD’S WAVE and GET READY for VBS

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Child’s Name_______________________________________________________________________________________

Parent/Guardian Name ______________________________________________________________________________

Address___________________________________________________________________________________________ Street City Zip

E‐mail Address_____________________________________________________________________________________

Phone Numbers Home____________________ Cell ____________________ Work ______________________

Date of birth____________________ Circle One: Age: 3 4 5 Grade Just Completed: Pre K K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Home Church_______________________________________________________________________________________

Allergies/Medical Information/Other___________________________________________________________________

Emergency Contacts

Name________________________________ Phone_______________________ Relation ______________________

Name________________________________ Phone_______________________ Relation ______________________

Dismissal Information

Name(s) of person(s) who may pick up this child from VBS

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I give permission to Pine Street United Methodist Church to photograph my child at Vacation Bible School. I give permission to copyright, use, and publish the photographs for any lawful purpose, including newspaper articles, church publications, and the church website. Signature of Parent or Guardian_____________________________________ Date_______________________

Pine Street UM Church, 441 Pine Street, Williamsport ● 323‐4604

Remember that the Lord is great and awesome!

Nehemiah 4:14b While at the Surf Shack, children will experience God’s amazing love, encounter

powerful water stories from the Bible and discover ways to live out God’s amazing

love.

Steven Ertel June 1 Debra Kern June 1 Patrick Page June 1 Sophia Shaffer June 1 Ashley Clark June 2 Michael Lady June 2 Tyler Breneisen June 3 Henry Burget June 3 Desmond Cunha June 4 Christian McBride June 4 Dennis Clark June 5 Tess Marshall June 5 Laurie Snyder June 5 Becky Belzer June 6 Robert Kindon June 6 Jane Lentz June 6 Carol Cillo June 7 Catherine Liebman June 8 Laura Betts June 9 Dee Eberly June 9 Tara Kieser June 9 Cathy Marr June 9 Amelia Schultz June 9 Deanne Shirey June 9 Brennan Hepler June 10 Charles Moyer June 10 Kyle Rude June 10 Donald Metzger June 11 Stacy Bartholomew June 12 Joyce Dotts June 12 George Kulp June 12 Dorothy Thompson June 12 Caitlin Belzer June 13 Sharon Ertel June 14 Lelan Kerstetter June 14 Jonathan VanCampen June 14 Kelli Vassallo June 14 Max Benson June 15 Courtney Haynes June 15 Stacy Rhoads June 15 Jonathan Bullock June 16 Donna Diermyer June 16 Torey Harding June 16 Brandon Sick June 17 Juliette Grimes June 18 Frank Little June 18 Maxine Lloyd June 19

Katelyn Scharler June 20 Debra Young June 20 Albert Cook June 21 Sherman Heaster June 21 Allison Leta June 21 Andrea Wheeler June 22 Jacob Ertel June 24 Thomas Nagel June 24 Scott Haines June 25 Marie Mitchell June 25 Carol Sherman June 25 Daniel Smith June 25 Walter Schell June 26 Judy Bair June 27 Joseph Ertel June 27 Christianne May June 27 Devin Smith June 27 Roger Goodman June 28 Rod Banzhof June 29 Lauren Hall June 30

June Anniversaries

June Birthdays

Bielski, Joe & Susan June 1 McLean, Christopher & Susan June 1 Pidcock, Amalie & Christopher June 1 Burget, James & Mitzi June 2 Silva, Brooke & Richard June 4 Piper, John & Margaret June 7 Winder, David E & Peggy L June 7 Diermyer, Donna & Dale June 11 Hayden, Joshua & Rebecca June 12 Marshall, Thomas & Rebecca June 13 Farley, Robert & Janet June 14 Rhoads, John & Stacy June 14 Wheeler, Aaron & Andrea June 14 Knecht, Jeanne & Alfred June 17 Bokeko, Michael & Ellen June 18 Bair, David & Gail June 22 Lady, Paul & Maria June 23 Spotts, Eldon E. & Helen E. June 25 Helsel, Gary & Linda June 26 Pandolfi,Justin & Melissa June 27 Merloe, Michael & Brenda June 28 Williams, Scott & Susan June 29 Hoskins, Elyann & Steven June 30 Maurer, Martin & Gail June 30

PINE STREET HAPPENINGS JUNE 2016 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 8:00 am Blast 7:00pm Prayer Gathering

2 8:00 am Blast 7:00 pm Choir

3 8:00 am Blast 9:00-10:30am Social Service Ministry

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5 Communion Graduation Sunday Membership Sunday 9:00 am Contemporary

Worship 9:20 am Praise & Prep 10:00 am Sunday School 11:00 am Traditional Worship

6 Summer Office Hours 8:00am – 1:30pm 8:00 am Blast 7:00pm Connect - Vance

7 8:00 am Blast 7:00 pm Alanon Meeting 7:00 pm Music Club Program

8 8:00 am Blast 6:00 pm UMW Picnic 6:30 pm Education Mtg.

9 Annual Conference

@ Messiah College 8:00 am Blast 7:00 pm Choir

10 Annual Conference

@ Messiah College 8:00 am Blast

11 Annual Conference @ Messiah College

12 9:00 am Contemporary


13 8:00 am Blast 6:30 pm Trustee Mtg. 7:00pm Connect - Vance

14 8:00 am Blast 6:30 pm Finance Mtg. 7:00 pm Alanon Meeting

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16 PINE NEEDLE DUE 7:00 pm Choir

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19 Father's Day 9:00 am Contemporary


20 VBS 7:00pm Connect - Vance

21 VBS 1:00 pm Bloodmobile 7:00 pm Alanon Meeting

22 VBS

23 VBS

24 VBS 25 7:00 pm Open Dance

26 Family Promise 9:00 am Contemporary


27 Family Promise

28 Family Promise 7:00 pm Alanon Meeting

29 Family Promise

30 Family Promise

JUNE HAPPENINGS AT PINE STREET UMC

9:00AM Contemporary Service 10:00AM Sunday School 11:00AM Traditional Worship

June 5th Communion, Graduation Sunday, Membership Sunday

June 7th 7:00PM Music Club Program

June 8th 6:00PM UMW Picnic

June 9th-11th Annual Conference

June 20-24th 10:00AM Vacation Bible School

June 21st 1:00PM Bloodmobile

June 25th 7:30PM Open Dance

June 26th – July 3rd Family Promise

Show Christ’s Love….Teach God’s Truth…Share the Gospel…

Please be sure to read your newsletter for the details of the events happening at Pine Street UMC for the month of June

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