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The Tidings
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
*Christ Centered *Biblical *Compassionate
101 N. Oak, California, MO 65018
Phone: 573-796-4885
March 2021
From the Pastor’s Desk
Living on God’s Mountain Part II
“Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven,
but only the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven.”
Matthew 7:21
We’ll finish up our current sermon series on the Sermon on the Mount in
March. Chapter 7 ends with four sections on two choices: narrow and wide
gates, true and false prophets, true and false disciples, and wise and foolish
builders. Our society doesn’t like absolutes. Experts say truth can vary, it de-
pends on your situation or everything can be rationalized or explained away. Je-
sus believed in absolute truth because he said he was the truth, “I am the way
and the truth and the life.” (John 14:6)
When we read something in the Bible or hear a lesson or sermon from the Bible
about something we don’t really agree with, we might try to discredit scripture,
ignore scripture, or just try to explain that it doesn’t really say that. I worry
when experts, ministers, or anyone tries to water down what scripture is teach-
ing so they don’t have change their lives or beliefs and so they can also fall in
line with what our current culture says is true. Chapter 5 of Matthew of the Ser-
mon on the Mount is all about that as well as Matthew 23 when Jesus warned
the Pharisees about twisting the laws of God. Jesus ends the Sermon on the
Mount with this “Therefore everyone who hears these words of mine and puts
them into practice is like a wise man who built his house on the
rock.” (Matthew 7:24) We aren’t called to adjust his words but to put them into
practice.
There are two choices. There is a wide gate and a narrow gate. There isn’t a
third option. It’s your choice. Jesus says only a few find the road that leads to
life. I think that is why Jesus was not impressed with crowds during his ministry
and we shouldn’t be impressed or swayed by crowds either. Let’s make sure
where we stand with God while we have the time. Don’t be lulled into a false
sense of security that scripture can be made to fit what we want it to fit. Jesus
gives this ominous warning in Matthew 7:22,23 “Many will say to me on that
day, ‘Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name and in your name drive out
demons and in your name perform many miracles?’ Then I will tell them plain-
ly, ‘I never knew you. Away from me, you evildoers!” Those verses should
make all of us pause and examine our relationship with Jesus. The Sermon on
the Mount gives us the blueprint to life that Jesus demands of us disciples.
Build our lives on him and his words. Bend our lives and our will to him and
not to what our society says is truth. It won’t be easy but it will have an eternal
impact for you and your loved ones.
You’ll notice a few changes to Sunday morning worship. The Consistory ap-
proved the hymnals, cards, and pens being put back in the pews as well as cer-
tain sections of pews not being roped off. We still encourage the wearing of
masks when you are up and around as well as social distancing. The Consistory
continues to monitor the conditions in the county and are encouraged with the
lower case numbers during the month of February. We are the lowest levels
since June of 2020. We give God praise for this and for all the vaccinations be-
ing distributed. Don’t miss the Wednesday night Lent services and the State-
ments of Faith from our confirmands. We have great special music planned as
well.
Looking forward to spring and warmer temps. May God bless all of you with
his strength and power.
Serving Christ Together,
Russ
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THANK YOU
To My Wonderful Church Family ~
I want to say a big thank you for all the
kindness and the good things you’ve been
doing for me. May God richly bless you!
~ Alberta Rich
; California United Church of Christ
February 8, 2021 – Consistory Meeting Highlights
The California UCC Consistory met for its regular monthly meeting February 8,
2021. Pastor Cobb opened the meeting with prayer.
The minutes of the January 11, 2021 meeting, Treasurer’s Report, Financial
Secretary’s Report, Stewardship Snapshot and Local Benevolence Report were
reviewed and approved.
No new Correspondence to review.
Reports and updates were given by committees and organizations. Evangelism,
Historical, Memorial, Stewardship, Worship, and Schnuck committees had noth-
ing new to report, meetings are to be scheduled in February. Safe Church Com-
mittee walk-through in January was complete with some minor updates to light
bulbs, batteries and replacement of childproof outlet covers. Building and
Grounds is seeking bids on several projects and working to put a plan together
as to which they would like to work to complete. Items discussed were as fol-
lows in no particular order (and not limited to): live stream equipment (mics/
new mixer), light fixtures in the gym (updating to LED), painting bell tower, re-
placing plexy glass with glass for stained-glass windows, gym floors cleaned
and resealed, boiler replacement. Building and Grounds will meet to come up
with a list and plan.
Pastor Cobb reported on the activities he performed in January, 2021: 5 worship
services. 1 meeting re: baptism with Austin and Kaitlyn Mouse. 8 DVD deliver-
ies. 26 days in the office. 2 UCC Consistory meetings. 4 recordings of Time of
Hope. 4 Office visits. 4 Wed night meals. 1 communion. 4 Confirmation meet-
ings. 4 birthday card signings with Kathy Grant (every Thursday). 3 Ministerial
Alliance meetings, Rev Cobb is currently President of Ministerial Alliance. 2
Annual Church Meetings (Salem and CUCC). 1 Home Visit. 4 High School
Youth Group Meetings. 1 Men’s Brotherhood meeting. 7 High School Basket-
ball games. 1 Sunday School meeting. 1 Tidings Article. 1 Letter to Salem Con-
gregation. 2 GriefShare Set-up in Fellowship Hall.
In old business, for Pastor Cobb’s ordination, we are waiting to ensure safety of
those who may travel in (conference and relatives) as well as ensuring the num-
bers from COVID stay down. Looking at re-evaluating in the Spring.
In new business, committees are being asked to update each description and have that ready for the cabinet meeting on March 7th at 4pm. Each committee will be asked to have a representative present to help present on the activities of the group they represent. There is to be a new Audio/Visual committee formed, please speak to Andy Burger or Ronnie Kissick if you have an interest in joining this team. Approv- al of organ maintenance was given after reviewing a letter from Beth Dampf. Pastor Russ has had discussions with 3 families regarding their preferences on baptisms, at this time 2 of them would like to have the baptism with a sprin- kling. One family is asking to have a private baptism, consistory stated this has been done in the past and is okay to move forward. Along same discus- sion, there are 2 confirmands who have not been baptized, one is for sure inter- ested the other has yet to decide. Consistory was made aware of the water heater not keeping up with the dish- washer. Ronnie and Andy are looking into solutions. Approval given to order additional lettering for the marquees. Teachers and Officers is planning to hold Easter Breakfast this year on Easter Sunday, Consistory approves of this plan. Regarding Lent and Easter services: live streaming will be available for Ash Wed and Maundy Thursday- other dates will be recorded and posted. No nursery during lent services. Additional discussion on COVID restrictions in our facility. It was decided to replace hymnals and Bibles for individual use as they feel comfortable. There will still be large print bulletins, but we will add in regular bulletins by Feb 21st. The sanctuary will also be marked off slightly differently as we try to al- low for additional seating. Half of each side will be marked every other pew while opening the rest. The first two rows on both sides will remain blocked because of presenters/musicians. The next Communion dates are – February 17, 2021 – Ash Wednesday; April 1, 2021 – Maundy Thursday. Respectfully submitted, VanDee Miller, Secretary
Special Benevolence— March
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Since 1989, this church has provided a scholarship to high school grad-
uates who plan to further their education in a college or vocational school.
All such graduates who are members of the United Church of Christ of Cali-
fornia are eligible for a scholarship. Through the generosity of donors, the
church has established the Edward C. Kaiser fund and the UCC Scholarship
Fund and distributes the income earned from these funds each year. You may
also donate to this worthy cause and supplement the funds available for dis-
tribution. Any funds not distributed this year will be held over until next
year. An envelope is attached for your gift. Please make checks payable to
the UCC of California and write Scholarship Fund on the memo line.
Thank you for your support of our young people!
Special Benevolence— Lenten Services
California Ministerial Alliance
Offering received during our Lenten Services will be directed to the Califor-
nia Ministerial Alliance.
ROK & GOD’S SINGERS
Since we did not begin R.O.K. until October, we will be unable to get all the
way through the series. We encourage you to watch the last two sessions in this
series at home during the Lenten season.
Session 14: I John 5: 6 - 12 Session 15: 1 John 5:13-21
GOD'S SINGERS 2021 6:30 pm - 6:50 pm
MARCH 3, 10, 17, 24 - God's Singer Practice (Lent)
MARCH 28 - GOD'S SINGERS PERFORMANCE
(Palm Sunday) 10:20 choir room / 10:30 worship service
MARCH 31 - HOLY W EEK/ NO CHURCH A CTIV ITIES
APRIL 7, 14, 21 God's Singers Practice
APRIL 25TH - GOD'S SINGERS PERFORMANCE
10:20 choir room / 10:30 worship service
APRIL 28 & MAY 5 - God's Singers Practice
MAY 9TH - GOD'S SINGERS PERFORMANCE
10:20 choir room / 10:30 worship service
Stewardship Snapshot
January 2021 January 2020
General Fund
Balance Brought Forward $ 70,224.51 $ 66,404.48
Receipts + 29,658.91 + 18,895.50
Disbursements - 23,792.69 - 21,765.86
Balance – January 31 $ 76,090.73 $ 63,534.12
As of January 31, 2021
Building Fund $ 22,551.81 $ 9,184.34
Local Benevolence Fund $ 11,853.23 $ 11,835.13
Memorial Fund $ 10,401.81 $ 12,568.51
Schnuck Endowment Fund **$ 120,934.67 $ 14,141.13
Scholarship Fund $ 8,376.61 $ 6,520.50
Youth Fellowship Fund $ 3,722.74 $ 3,618.33
Total OCWM Received $ 248.33 $ 267.60
Other Benevolent Offerings $ 1,065.00 $ 753.00
**The Schnuck Endowment Checking balance is larger this month due
to a $100,000 CD that matured. The amount was not reinvested due to the
low interest rate environment in July. The $100,000 is part of the original re-
stricted gift and is unable to be expended
The Tidings
THE MONTHLY NEWSLETTER OF THE
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST OF CALIFORNIA
101 N. Oak Street, California, MO 65018
(573)796-4885 Church Office (573)796-3804 Pastor’s Study
Rev. Russell Cobb, Pastor rev.cobb@calmo-ucc.org
Renee` Clifford, Office Manager renee@calmo-ucc.org
Barbara Weis, Editor
Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. & 1:30 - 4:00 p.m.
WEBSITE: calmo-ucc.org
Sunday: Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship Service 10:30 a.m.2021 Easter Lily Order Form
Please follow the instructions below if you wish to have an Easter Lily placed in
the sanctuary on Easter Sunday, April 4th and April 11th. Easter Lilies may be
taken home following worship on April 11th.
Cost per 6” Easter Lily including foil and bow is $13.75. (Includes foil/bow)
If you wish to place an order, please follow the instructions below.
No later than NOON on THURSDAY MARCH 4TH, you may call Renee’, email
Renee’, or leave this completed form for Renee’ in the church office. 573-
796-4885 renee@calmo-ucc.org
Name of person(s) purchasing the Easter Lily(s).
________________________________________________
Number of Easter Lilies you are purchasing. ______
Is the Easter Lily in memory or in honor of an individual?
Yes: In Memory of ______________________________
Yes: In Honor of________________________________
Yes: In Memory of ______________________________
Yes: In Honor of________________________________
Yes: In Memory of ______________________________
Yes: In Honor of________________________________
Yes: In Memory of ______________________________
Yes: In Honor of________________________________
Contact Name:____________________________________
Contact Phone Number:_________________________
Total Owed:_________________ Please make your check out to United
Church of Christ of California and write Easter Lily in the memo line.
Thank you!!!MARCH Lay Readers
07 Brad Friedrich
14 Allan Mortenson
Acolytes 21 Beth Dampf
07 Aston Bolinger & Hunter Hall 28 Judy Burger
14 Cody Schneider & Lena Bieri
21 Rylan Robertson & Caleb Howard
28 Hadley Milligan & Logan Milligan
Children’s Time
We Love 07 Jo Ann Cantriel
Our 14 Pastor Russ
21 Kendra Hall
Volunteers 28 The Puppets
Choirs & Special Music
MARCH
03 Special Music—Steve Inglish
07 Sr. Choir
10 Special Music—
Katherine & Evelyn Rohrbach
14 Sr. Choir
17 Special Music—Becky Schneider
21 Bell Choir
24 Special Music—Ginnie Medlin
28 God’s Singers—Palm SundayFebruary 2021 Teachers & Officers Lanny Ash called meeting to order at 7:07 PM those present were Judy Burger, Courtney Cassil, Beth Chambers, Carla Clennin, Rev. Russell Cobb, and Larry Rohrbach. Rev. Cobb opened the meeting with a prayer. January 2021 meeting minutes and treasurer’s report were approved. February benevolence will be going to Grace Living Center, Inc. Donna Ward, director came to Brotherhood in January to talk about her facility that is located in Clarksburg, MO. Grace Living Center is a faith based long- term transitional living center for homeless women with addictions. Old Business: Lanny and Cinda’s name will be on the Sunday School checking account. Gerri Howard agreed to continue to as Cradle Roll coordinator. Lanny spoke with the recorders and they will start taking attendance envelopes around to all classes. Kathy Grant’s class will not schedule to start up again until later in the year. New Business: Pre-K class – Elizabeth Ash and Betty Cobb with start teaching in-person Sunday School. Rhonda and Julie will continue to mail monthly materials to students. 3rd – 5th grade is looking for a new teacher due to Beth Dampf playing the organ on Sunday morning it is hard for her to do both jobs. Carla will talk to a couple of people to see if they would be willing to start teaching this class. Courtney has ordered palm leaves for Palm Sunday, March 28. The Wom- en’s Guild asked when to sponsor a Confirmation class celebration. A rec- ommendation of the Wednesday night after a Lenten service, prior to Palm Sunday was approved. Easter breakfast (April 4) is planning on being held this year, Lanny will talk with the Breakfast committee. A thank you note was received from Craig Hall for our mailings to the military families.
Carla asked, if the Sunday School has ever talked about being part of the
e-giving like church members have the option to contribute online. Car-
la will talk with Tammy Kilmer, Cinda Scheidt, and Renee’ Clifford to
see if Sunday School could be apart of e-giving. This could possibility
be done by just adding a Sunday School to the list.
Cinda Scheidt has agreed to be the finance person for those wanting to
attend church camps this year. Courtney made a motion that the Sunday
School pay half the early registration for church camp. Carla seconded.
Motion passed. Carole Barbour will be asked to be the spokesperson to
promote church camp.
Beth asked, about the use of the TV in the classrooms. They can be used
with CDs or laptop only. Each class should have an HDMI cable to hook
-up a laptop.
Adjourned at 7:48 pm Next meeting will be March 2, 2021 at 7 PM
Respectfully submitted, Carla Clennin
Sunday School
is in the Ministry
of Transforming LivesBrotherhood Minutes – February 22, 2021
Business Meeting – Abe Rohrbach opened the business meeting at 7:30
p.m. with approximately 25 members and guests in attendance. The
minutes of the January meeting were read and approved after Norman
mentioning that he had inadvertently left Jerry Wolfrum’s name off the
Annual Brotherhood Report as Vice-President. The treasurer’s report
was approved, showing a balance of $1,388.71. Under old business, it
was moved, seconded and passed to give a $500 donation to the Grace
Living Center in Clarksburg, MO. In new business, Abe opened nomi-
nations for the office of president and secretary for a two-year term. Af-
ter a brief discussion, the group decided to postpone the officer election
until next month. Dave Meyer volunteered to assist Larry Rohrbach on
the program committee. Abe called for members to volunteer for the de-
votion and refreshments for regular meetings for the rest of the year. He
then invited any interested member to attend the meeting of the church
cabinet on Sunday, March 7 at 4:00 p.m. The meeting was adjourned.
Devotion – Steven Burger presented the devotion on the topic of free-
dom. He referenced Romans 8:18 & 21 and Galatians 5:1. He dis-
cussed the struggle between individual freedom and societal needs and
restrictions. People thought Jesus would come and free us from oppres-
sion as a good king with power, but he instead came to free us from our
own sin and eternal condemnation. True freedom occurs when we elect
to bring God, the Holy Spirit and the redeeming love of Christ Jesus into
our lives.
Program – Pastor Cobb introduced Anna Maria Hendrix and her hus-
band Keith as the program for the evening. Anna Maria and Keith live
on a farm on the north side of the Moniteau creek on highway 87. Anna
Maria spent her early years in Cuba and emigrated to the United States
in November, 1963 with her father and mother at age 16. She had two
brothers who had already emigrated before them. She shared memories
of the situation in Cuba during and after the revolution –
- 1/1959 – Fidel Castro and his regime came down out of the
mountains with a large military presence and took over the gov-
ernment – excited crowds lined the streets.- there were executions of many previous government officials.
- over time, the Castro regime took control of all property, start-
ing with government properties, especially those owned by
U.S. interests, then property owned by the wealthy and on
down the line until everything was under government control.
All bank accounts were frozen. Store owners handed their keys
and merchandise to government officials.
- food was rationed with ration cards, with only limited and poor
quality provisions for common folks.
- Anna Maria’s father was a doctor (anesthesiologist). The hospi-
tals were poorly staffed and buildings and equipment fell into
disrepair and medicines scarce or impossible to get.
- people could only leave Cuba with permission from the govern-
ment. Anna Maria’s two brothers emigrated when they had the
chance.
- Anna Maria and her parents received permission to leave and
flew to Mexico in November, 1963. Before they left, govern-
ment officials came to their home to inventory everything in
their home. They were allowed to leave the country with five
changes of clothes and little else. All they had with them ended
up in one bag. After spending a couple of months in Mexico,
they flew to the U.S. Their immigration sponsor was a doctor
who was a friend of Anna Maria’s dad. Her father worked hard
to learn the language and pass the medical exams necessary to
practice here. They ended up living in Georgia, where she met
Keith who was stationed there in the service. Keith grew up in
Jefferson City.
- Anna Maria applied for and received her citizenship five years
after they arrived in the U.S.
- Keith and Anna Maria have two sons, one in Oregon and one in
Chicago.
Refreshments – Great refreshments were served by Larry Rohrbach.
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Annunciation Catholic Church, 414 Patrick St., on Mon-
days at 8 p.m. Contact number: 660-621-2271.
Do you need help with Medicare / Medicaid forms?
Darrell Hendrickson works with the State Health Insurance Assistance
Program CLAIM. He can be reached at 573-690-4987. You can also call
800-390-3330 Darrell would also be willing to help with any other ques-
tions about government assistance. Please give him a call..
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as you’ll be next year!`tÜv{ UtÑà|áÅá Christine Koestner—March 27, 1988
Debra McDaniel—March 23, 1964
Ginna Meisenheimer—March 28, 2004
Brett Adams—March, 1986 Richard Meisenheimer—March 26, 1955
Kristen Allred—March 5, 1997 Ted Meisenheimer—March 8, 1970
Kristen Ashley—March 20, 1996 Chad Mortenson—March 2, 1994
Wyatt Bestgen—March 21, 1999 Damon Mullen—March 13, 2002
Ashton Bolinger—March 1, 2009 Aaron Nelson—March 16, 2005
Carole Bowlin—March, 1944 Sonja Nelson—March 31, 1985
Tanya Brown—March 26, 1992 Morgan Opie—March 10, 1996
Philip Burger—March 22, 1964 Breanna Pruitt—March 24, 2004
Jeremy Burger—March 23, 1994 Bryce Pruitt—March 24, 2004
Emily Burger—March 22, 2009 David Ratcliff—March 27, 1960
Ella Burger—March 22, 2009 Taylor Ratcliff—March 20, 1994
Andy Burger—March 23, 1994 Kylee Ratcliff—March 24, 1996
Nathan Cary—March 21, 2004 Carol Ratcliff—March 27, 1960
Austin Chambers—March 1, 1992 Dale Ratcliff—March 27, 1960
Aaron Chambers—March 1, 1992 Madison Ratcliff—March 12, 2000
Carla Clennin—March 31, 1985 Tanner Roberts—March 5, 2008
LeEtta Dampf—March 24, 1935 Kimberly Robertson—March, 1991
Spenser Deeken—March 1, 1992 Matthew Rohrbach—March 7, 1976
Grace Fennewald—March 26,1955 Aaron Scrivner—March 27, 1996
Lesley Gerhart—March 21, 2004 Eric Scrivner—March 23, 1994
Keith Gillilan—March 19, 1978 Alissa Stauffer—March 2, 2003
Kevin Gillilan—March 30, 1980 David Stepp—March 26, 1992
Chris Graves—March 26, 1989 Aaron Spillars—March 29, 2015
David Hall—March 29, 1959 Julie Thomas—March 31, 1985
Melissa Hindman—March 5, 2008 Hallie Thompson—March 24, 2004
Kent Howard—March 25, 1985 Merle Thompson—March 24, 2004
Philip Howard—March 25, 1985 Alex Tuttle—March 2, 1994
Kimberly Keil—March 12, 1991 Jordan Vernon—March 18, 1990
Roger Kirchoff—March 26, 1949 Eleanor “Ellie” Williams—March 16, 2014
Dorothy Kirchoff—March 21, 1937
Through the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ,
we have been received into the family of Jesus Christ
through the sacrament of Baptism.UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Non-Profit Organization
101 North Oak Street U.S. POSTAGE PAID
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California, MO 65018
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