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S T . P A U L ’ S U M C | 7 0 0 W E S L E Y L A N E | MENDOTA HEIGHTS MN 55118
Epistle
Inspired by God’s love, we:
offer a spiritual oasis,
teach one another to serve,
and reach out to encourage
others to know Christ.
May 2018
REFLECTIONS FROM PASTOR AMY JO
As I write this, we are preparing for ‘Truly I tell you, just as you did it As a lay person, I have been a part
UMW Sunday and a special guest to one of the least of these who are of two different congregations that
speaker from Simpson Housing, members of my family,[g] you did it have opened their buildings to
who will talk about ministry with to me.’” (Matthew 25:35-36, 40) house the homeless. The first was a
the homeless in the twin cities area. The parable points back to the great small congregation that was part of
I am so very glad that the UMW commandment at the heart of the Interfaith Hospitality Network.
made the decision to focus on Christianity—love God and They were part of a group of
homelessness as their theme for neighbor. It also helps us churches that took turns for a week
worship on April 30, because it is a remember that “loving” our at a time providing shelter for
chronic problem to which neighbor is not simply a feeling of homeless families with children.
Christians are called to reach out in kindness, but also the day-to-day Most of the adults in these families
mission. In the twin cities area, it is acts of helping others who are in were employed, but had lost their
estimated that approximately need—sometimes this is helping housing when the cost of a family
15,000 persons are homeless on any those with the most basic needs for emergency had gone beyond what
given night, and over the course of food, shelter, or hospitality. their savings could cover. The
a year 40,000 people experience directors of emergency shelters in
homelessness for some period of the area had noted the special needs
time. Simpson Housing began as of children for a quiet space to get
the ministry of a local United homework done and an earlier
Methodist Church and grew into a evening quiet time to allow for
much larger, separate ministry of its adequate sleep for the growing
own. young bodies of toddlers. The
churches and synagogues in the
Most Christians are familiar with area responded by forming a team
the parable from Matthew 25, in to provide for these special needs,
which the great king separates opening their buildings as shelter
people based on their deeds of and providing volunteers to help
caring for others, saying: “I was with homework in the evening and
hungry and you gave me food, I pack lunches in the morning. Our
was thirsty and you gave me some- congregation was blessed with the
thing to drink, I was a stranger and time we spent getting to know these
you welcomed me, I was naked and families in transitional housing.
you gave me clothing, I was sick (continued on page 2)
and you took care of me, I was in
prison and you visited me . . .
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(continued from page 1)
In another congregation, we lived and conversation with those in pounds of food to the Neighbors,
in a warmer climate, with only a need. We grew in our faith as we Inc. food bank, packing meals for
handful of freezing nights each lived out our Christian calling to Feed My Starving Children, and
year. Many homeless persons in love our neighbor, and it was traveling in mission to Spirit Lake
that city would camp outdoors ex- through this volunteer service that I Ministry Center together. Both
cept for on the very coldest nights first heard God’s call to ordained Emma Norton Services and Spirit
of the year. On those coldest ministry. Lake Ministry Center were founded
nights, the emergency shelters were by people from the United Method-
well beyond capacity. Once again, Although Saint Paul’s UMC does ist Church. Thank you for all the
the churches in the area responded not operate a homeless ministry ways that you participate in active
to the need, opening their buildings within our own congregation’s mission at Saint Paul’s UMC.
only on freeze nights to accommo- building, we actively participate in, Working together, we live out the
date the overflow of the emergency partner with, and support many commandments to love God and
shelters. The simple acts of hospi- ministries of mercy and compas- neighbor. Along the way, we see a
tality: a warm meal and a shelter sion: providing nutritious food glimpse of Christ in each person
conveyed our love of neighbor in a through Sheridan story, volunteer- that we meet, and we grow in our
real and tangible way. Our congre- ing at Emma Norton Services and own faith.
gation was blessed in sharing meals Lewis House, sending hundreds of
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CHRIS’ CORNER replete with examples of how don’t change for the sake of
change has affected society, for change. We change because we
elpizosfire@gmail.com
better and worse. I recall when I realize it’s one of God’s gifts to
651-925-4172
first started learning how to “text” help us develop into the kind of
Change instead of simply type as I first did people we hope to become.
Most of you will have heard by back when I first learned on a
now that I will be leaving St. Paul’s Change is good and yes even
typewriter. Yes, I said typewriter. I spiritual:
UMC in mid-June. My family and I am THAT old! Texting, as I was
will be moving to Omaha, The Bible is a book full of people
instructed, is much more effective changing. Some examples:
Nebraska. We believe this step will and easier when you mainly utilize
be good for our family. Of course, Abraham follows a call from God
your thumbs, although that’s not to leave his homeland to wherever
we are very excited for our next the only way to text. The change to
adventure and sad for those that we God would lead him without even
using mostly my thumbs was not knowing his destination. Now that’s
will leave behind. Not only are we easy at first. But after awhile I got
leaving the wonderful people of St. a HUGE change. Yikes. Scary,
the hang of it. Which brings me to maybe, but a faith-filled change.
Paul’s UMC, but we will also be another thought.
leaving behind two adult The religious leader
children and one grand- Saul, who later becomes
child. All that to say we the Apostle Paul in the
will be back when possi- book of Acts, was con-
ble. We have had many fronted by Jesus to
adventures in our lives change and follow
thus far. The one we are another path. Changing
preparing for is unlike from an egocentric life
any other and presents its and one of threatening
fair share of potential joys others to one of peace,
and challenges. There are inclusion and
many changes on the compassion.
horizon for us. And since The Apostle Peter (a
change is a theme that is Jewish man) with a vi-
much on my mind these sion, suddenly having to
days I thought I would share a few rethink and change his understand-
additional thoughts. Change is necessary: Yes, change ing of who (namely Gentiles) could
in life is necessary. Although be considered “clean” and welcome
Change is hard: Yes, change is to belong to the community of faith.
hard. Let’s just admit that up front. sometimes change can feel uneasy (Pssst. In case you didn’t know
Whether it means change in and make us sad it is also the
Gentiles = You and I). Good thing
systems, change in location, change pathway to greater growth and he had that vision, huh?
in family dynamic or change of maturity. Our bodies are constantly
people. Change often breaks up changing. Especially young Change is hard. Change is
routine and what we are familiar peoples. Often, all those hormones necessary, and change is good. In
with. Change can be a de-stabilizer. are a part of a change process that subsequent months I hope to share
Change can make people feel like is developing them into the wonder- more about what my time at St.
things are “lost”. And maybe in ful and talented persons they are Paul’s has meant to me personally
some ways they are. But change already becoming. Even as adults and my hopes and prayers for its
can also bring gains and create we quickly realize that if we don’t future.
stability in other ways. History is change we become stagnant. We
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CHILDREN CONFIRMATION
Things we learned...
SAVE THE DATE
FOR VACATION
Confirmands at St. Paul's are on a
AND YOUTH path of discovery and learning
about the Christian faith in the
BIBLE SCHOOL
Vacation Bible School is returning
to St Paul's UMC in 2018! SIGN
Helping families Methodist tradition.
God is making a new creation out YOUR KIDS UP TODAY! This
nurture lifelong of the world we are currently living year's theme is Hero Central and
will be held June 25th-29th. Contact
in. This new creation includes
disciples of Christ people, families, institutions, the Director of Family Ministry and
Mission, Chris Archer at
systems and even nations.
Jesus speaks often of the elpizosfire@gmail.com for more
Kingdom of God. This is a details. We also need many
metaphor for God’s new creation. volunteers to help us this year.
A reality where God’s wishes and
will reigns. EASTER
We can help create the Kingdom We had our annual Easter Egg Hunt
of God “on earth as it is in heaven” this year along with other family
by our words, actions and the kind activities. A fun day for all!
of life we live.
On May 20th five of our youth will
ONE ROOM SUNDAY be confirmed into the Methodist
SCHOOL—JUNE 3rd understanding of faith: Jillian
We know what summer means at Arnold, Catey Chastain, Janelle
church. People travel, family Hamilton, Sarah Pressinger and
activities going on, etc. We get it. Julia Taurinskas. We hope you will
We make a shift, too, to One Room join them, their families and
Sunday School. We combine both mentors in celebrating both during
of our children's Sunday School and after worship.
classes into one. Youth Sunday
School is canceled for the summer CAMPING
months although there will still be United Methodist Camping
opportunities to gather, hang out opportunities are available for
and yes even LEARN (cue the Summer 2018. Check out the
dramatic music). Jedlicka Family -
camping options online at https://
rd Easter Egg Hunt
ORSS will begin June 3 and starts www.campminnesota.org/ or find
at approximately 10:15 am, after one of the catalogues located
Children’s Chat in worship. around the church. You can also
We like to give our regular Sunday speak with Chris Archer at
school teachers throughout the year elpizosfire@gmail.com or
a summer break. If you have an 651-925-4172. Scholarships may be
interest in helping teach one available!
Sunday this summer, please contact
Chris Archer, the Director of
Family Ministry and Missions.
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MAY 20th
CONFIRMATION AND Those continuing on their PENTECOST SUNDAY
confirmation journey into the One of the principal days of the
TEACHER APPRECIATION 2nd year: Mallory Brandecker,
Along with welcoming our newest Christian year, Pentecost is
Colton Genadek celebrated on the 50th day after
confirmands to the congregation, we
will also recognize our Sunday Easter. The Greek word pentecoste
We will also honor Sunday School means "fiftieth day."
School Teachers. Come and help us teachers and those that work with
celebrate! our children and youth: Pentecost is the day on which the
Christian church commemorates the
Those being confirmed and coming of the Holy Spirit upon the
received into church Jo and Jack Baker, Lindsey
membership: Jillian Arnold, Bunting, Amy Jo and Scott Bur, apostles and others assembled in
Catey Chastain, Janelle Nancy Grinager, Katie and Jim Jerusalem. It marks the beginning
Hamilton, Lyndsay Howard, of the Christian church and is often
Hamilton, Julia Taurinskas,
Sarah Wagner Barb Jorgenson, Andrea Larson, referred to as the birthday of the
Corrine Mahoney, Rhea church.
Mentors: Chris Archer, Nyquist, Nancy Pierson, Jude Please wear red to worship to
Lindsey Bunting, Barb Rikala, Bettie Robinson, Jade symbolize the fire of God’s spirit!
Helmken, Barb Jorgenson, Roper, Carla Taurinskas, Mary A field of red filling the pews will
Carol Rix Taurinskas, Leslie Watkins, surely have an impact, creating
Jeanette Wells, and all of our lasting memories for everyone,
parent volunteers. memories of the fire of the Holy
Spirit.
May 13th JUNE 3rd MAY CALENDAR
LOVE OFFERING SUMMER WORSHIP HOUR May 6: Vacation Bible School
The theme of the 2018 Annual Starting June 3rd, worship hour will Meeting #3
Conference session—taking place begin at 10:00 am, with One Room
May 30– June 1 in St. Cloud—is Sunday School beginning at 10:15 May 11-12: Confirmation
“Discover Joy: Live Deeply”. am. Mark your calendars! Retreat
Funds will go to three projects.
Puerto Rico Hurricane GRADUATION SUNDAY May 13: Kidz 2gether worship
Recovery Trips (65 percent) We will be celebrating with our & Mother’s Day
Park Avenue UMC Children’s graduates on June 3rd. If you are a
Defense Fund Freedom Schools graduate, or if you know a graduate May 20: Confirmation &
Program (20 percent) from high school, college, post- Teacher Appreciation
NUMAS Haus, providing graduate or other training
shelter and support to homeless institution, please call the church May 27: Bible Bucks store
single women and their children in office (651-452-5683) Bring Your Own
New Ulm and surrounding Brown with the following: Picnic after worship
County. (15 percent) Name on the front lawn
Mark “Love Offering” on your School
check memo and/or giving May 28: Memorial Day
Degree and future plans
envelope.
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UMW PICNIC UMW CIRCLES
SMALL JUNE 4th Officers’ Meeting
The UMW Picnic will be held on The UMW officers will meet on
GROUPS June 4th at 6:00 pm at 720 Linden May 7th at the church at 6:00 pm.
St. [Jo Baker's Community Room]
United with Rebekah Circle will serve as host-
ess and will provide plates, cups, Rachel
Purpose silverware, and beverages. Each Rachel circle will meet at the home
circle will provide chicken, salad, of Deb Curran on May 21st at 7:00
and dessert for their members. All pm. Questions? Contact Barb
circle members are welcomed. Jorgenson, 651-414-0054.
They can bring a small dish to add
to the buffet table.
Rebekah
Laurie McFaul will be the Rebekah Circle will meet on May
entertainment starting at 7:00 pm. 16th at 11:00 am at church. We
For Laurie, making music was encourage visitors! Questions?
central to family life in Call Beda Lewis at 651-554-3600.
Illinois. She started piano at 4 and
violin at 10 and went on to study Ruth
music at the University of Ruth Circle will meet May 21st,
Minnesota, continuing her violin 12:30 pm, at church. Questions?
performance education and Contact Nancy Kane, 651-457-
focusing on a degree in 8376.
Musicology. She teaches Music
Together family classes, as the
owner of Mindful Music and Art: MEN’S GROUP
(www.MindfulMusicTogether.com) Due to weather, the Men’s Group
which provides opportunities for cancelled the April meeting and
children to learn music in a have scheduled the next
musically rich environment dinner meeting for May 20th at 6:30
alongside their grownups. Laurie pm at church. They will discuss
also continues to play as a freelance fund raising for mission projects.
c Faul violinist in the Twin Cities area and After the church service on May
M
rie beyond as well as teaching private 20th, Men's Group representatives
Lau violin to students of all ages at will meet with Pastor Amy Jo to
Cadenza Music in St. Paul and out discuss these projects. Any
of her home. questions please contact Dick
Robinson at 651-207-8643 or email
him at dickrobinson2@msn.com.
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MISSION TRIP MENDAKOTA PARK
REACHING SUMMER 2018 CELEBRATION
This summer St. Paul's UMC is SATURDAY, JUNE 2nd
OUT returning to Spirit Lake Ministry Join us as we reach out to connect
Center to work with our native with people in the community at
Living our faith brothers and sisters in North the annual Mendakota Parks
Dakota. This will be an Celebration on June 2nd. This free
and connecting intergenerational mission trip and festive celebration
taking both adults, youth in our
with our confirmation and 5th graders going
includes petting zoo, fitness
demonstrations, pony rides, fire
into confirmation next year. This
neighbors trip will offer many different
truck rides, climbing wall, tennis
party, soccer kick, inflatables, face
opportunities to serve. The dates of painting, hockey shoot, prizes and
the mission trip are June 10th-15th much more!
and costs about $400. It is fun and
within a day's drive from the Twin
Cities. You’re invited! Wanna go MINNESOTA FOOD
with us "in spirit" because your SHARE CAMPAIGN
flesh can't attend this year?
Become a prayer partner. Contact
REPORT
Chris Archer, The Director of Well done St. Paul’s UMC!!
Mission at elpizosfire@gmail.com Together you donated over $1,050
or 651-452-5683. in cash contributions plus 770
pounds in food and other
donations. WOW!! Did you know
your cash donation goes to
purchase milk most often? Every
dollar is spent wisely to serve
those in need. You are making a
big difference in our community.
Since we met our goals, Chris
Archer, Director of Family
Ministry and Mission, will color
his hair different colors for four
weeks!
FOOD SHELF NEEDS
- hygiene products
- canned meats (Spam, etc)
Pastor Amy Jo and - Hamburger Helper
representatives - canned fruit
from Neighbors
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ADULT EDUCATION,
BERTLESEN LIBRARY
SUNDAYS, 9:30 am
Short Stories by Jesus
In May we will discuss Jesus'
parables, looking back in time to
understand how their original
Jewish audience understood
them.
Through a DVD and discussion
we hope to gain new Thank you so much for hosting a
understanding of these beautiful shower for Baby Wilson.
exceptional short stories. It was wonderful to see so many of
you there; we very much appreciate
the outpouring of support. We are
ADULT EDUCATION very lucky to be able to welcome
WEDNESDAY BOOK our baby girl into this loving church
family. Blessings,
GROUP Luke & Melissa (Wilson)
Beginning on Wednesday May
2nd, we will discuss Atul
Gawande's book, Being Mortal.
Dr. Gawande shows us how the
ultimate goal is not just a good
death but a good life! Noon -1:00
pm. Bring a sandwich, bring a
friend.
VOLUNTEERS
NEEDED FOR
MEMORIAL GARDEN
Volunteers are needed to commit
to weeding our beautiful
Memorial Garden for a two-week
block of time this summer.
Hopefully we will have enough
volunteers to cover the
entire growing season. Please
contact the office, 651-452-5683,
or mark your blue card if you are
interested.
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Please pray for the following:
Joys:
Birth of Tom and Beda Lewis’ great-grandson, Mekhi Wesley, on April 15th
Juanita Morgan expecting twins September 5th
Birth of John and Nancy Grinager’s granddaughter, Eden Jane, March 17th
Deaths:
Abe, young grandson of friends of Jan Marshall, Shari and Eric, and his parents, Chelsea and Jeff
Dorothy Grinager, John Grinager’s mother, April 10th
Health Concerns:
Loye Eckman having hip surgery April 30th
Bakers’ friend, Adam, for healing from an infection after leg amputation
All homebound with health problems
Deb Curran’s stepdaughter, Carmen, struggling with Lyme disease
Carol Rix for healing and positive outcomes for recovery from additional knee surgery
Sam Young for healing from eye surgery
Roxy Crane for her strength to continue
Jo Reck’s friend, Sherry, dealing with cancers
Barb Jorgenson’s brother’s sister-in-law, Jane, needs a liver transplant. For friends dealing with mental health
issues
Ben Pressnall as he undergoes radiation treatments for prostate cancer
Barb Helmken’s friend, Phil, diagnosed with a cancer that can lead to leukemia, and Mary, as she recovers
from heart valve surgery and breast cancer
Cheryl Anderson’s Tai Chi instructor, Keith, recovering from stroke and paralyzed
Diane Edgell’s sister and Willis’ sister-in-law, Darlene, diagnosed with pancreatic cancer
Willis and Diane Edgell’s niece, Tracy, with cancer
John Moffitt, Jerry’s twin, dealing with pain after hip surgery last winter
Yeen Chong’s co-worker, Clara, with leukemia
Jo Daugherty and Della Relation for health concerns and continued healing
Additional:
Americans facing deportation to Liberia
Those in war torn Syria
Guidance and strength to make healthier choices
Please call the office with joys and concerns.
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SUNDAY SCHEDULE Cynthia Peterfeso
Education Hour for All 9:30 am no longer has a land line.
Worship: 10:30 am
2nd SUNDAYS SCHEDULE
Education Hour for All: 9:30 am 2018 YEAR OF MUSIC CONCERT 3
Kidz 2gether Worship: 10:30 am SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 2018; 7:00 Pm
Brunch: 11:30 am
KRAIG WINDSCHITL, ORGAN
Communion will be offered the 1st
and 2nd Sundays of every month. Concert 3 of the Year of Music
concert series will be an organ
OFFICE HOURS: concert by Kraig Windschitl.
Monday - Friday: 8:00 am - noon Kraig is a Minnesota musician,
who also serves as an artist in
CHRIS’ OFFICE HOURS: residence for the Basilica of the
Monday - Thursday, 8:00 am - Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem.
5:00 pm His virtuosic skill will be a
delight to us all! Don’t forget
CHURCH COUNCIL CHAIR: to invite your friends! Tickets
Leslie Watkins are free, but please reserve seat-
ST. PAUL’S STAFF: ing in advance by calling the
church office (651) 452-5683.
Pastor: Rev. Amy Jo Bur,
pastor@stpaulsmn.org
The Year of Music concert series is a gift from memorial donations to
Director of Family and Mission Saint Paul’s United Methodist Church.
Ministries, Chris Archer,
elpizosfire@gmail.com
Director of Music Ministry, The office will be closed
Lane Skoglund-Anderson,
laneskoglundanderson@gmail.com May 28, 2018 in observation of Memorial Day.
Administrative Assistant: Diane
Pelinka, info@stpaulsmn.org Pastor Amy Jo will be on vacation
May 3rd—8th.
In case of pastoral emergency,
call Rev. Greg Renstrom, 612-886-2863.
651-452-5683 info@stpaulsmn.org | www.stpaulsmn.org Page 10Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5
6:00 pm Yoga 12:00 pm Book Group 8:30 am Fit
Moms 4 Life
6:00 pm Handbell Choir
7:00 pm Chancel Choir
6:30 pm Al-Anon
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
9:30 am Education Hour 10:00 am Music 6:00 pm Yoga 12:00 pm Book Group 10:00 am Quilters 8:30 am Fit
2gther Moms 4 Life
10:30 am Worship w/ 6:00 pm Confirmation
Communion 6:00 pm UMW
6:00 pm Handbell Choir
Officer Mtg Confirmation
11:30 am Vacation
7:00 pm Chancel Choir Retreat,
Bible School Mtg
Koronis
6:30 pm Al-Anon
4:30 pm Music 2gether
13 Mother’s Day 14 15 1611:00 am Rebekah 17 18 19
9:30 am Education Hour 10:00 am Music 6:00 pm Yoga Circle, church Newsletter 8:30 am Fit
2gther Deadline Moms 4 Life
10:30 am Kidz 2gether 12:00 pm Book Group
Worship w/Communion 5:00 pm Church
PIE Night, 2:00 pm Memorial Mtg Youth to
Council Mtg
11:30 am 2nd Sunday Garlough Walker
6:00 pm Handbell Choir
Brunch Sculpture
4:30 pm Music 2gether 7:00 pm Chancel Choir Gardens
6:30 pm Al-Anon
20 Confirmation, 21 22 23 24 25 26
Teacher Appreciation 10:00 am Music 12:00 pm Book Group 8:30 am Fit
6:00 pm Yoga
& Pentecost 2gther Moms 4 Life
6:00 pm Handbell Choir
9:30 am Education Hour
12:30 pm Ruth
7:00 pm Chancel Choir
10:30 am Worship Circle, church
6:30 pm Al-Anon
11:30 am Mission Trip 6:00 pm Vacation
Mtg Bible School Mtg
4:30 pm Music 2gether 7:00 pm Rachel
Circle, Deb Curran
6:30 pm Men’s Group,
church 6:45 pm 4H
27 28 Office closed 29 30 Annual Conference, 31 June 1 June 2
9:30 am Adult Ed but St. Cloud Mendakota Park
no Sunday School. 12:00 pm Book Group Celebration
Bible Bucks Store open
6:00 pm Handbell Choir
10:30 am Worship
7:00 pm Chancel Choir
11:30 am Picnic
6:30 pm Al-Anon
Italicized events are conducted by outside groups renting space at the church.
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