Photo by Pete Godfrey on Unsplash In This Week's E-pistle, You'll Find:
This Week's Service: Reconciliation, Forgiveness and Redemption Photo by Naoki Suzuki on Unsplash In a continuation of last week's story, Joseph lands in Egypt, is seduced by a mucky muck's wife, gets thrown in prison, interprets dreams and comes to the attention of the Pharaoh. The story has all the makings of a musical - oh, right, it was made into a musical. So you know then that Joseph is reconciled to his brothers - a whole other story of intrigue that we'll explore this week. Filled with political savvy, a famine that compels a surprise visit, and a vulnerable ruler. Theologically: reconciliation, forgiveness and redemption, all in one event. And who does what might surprise you. Who are you in the story? Please join us, Sunday at 8:15 or 10:15 am in our Sanctuary, or 10:15 am online, live on our Youtube Channel. Message: Rev. Jody Betten Music: Peter Black, Jeff Spangler, Lauri Donaldson
Two Summer Services - 8:15 or 10:15am |
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| For The Week of August 16: Wednesday: 10-3pm, Jody & Dan Friday: 10-3pm, Dan & Jody Claire's Office Hours: Tuesday: 12-4pm Wednesday: 9-4pm Thursday: 10-5pm Friday: 9-4pm Dan and Jody each work half time. Some of their hours each week are worked in their home office. Some of their hours are spent in Douglas. Some of their hours in Douglas are in the office and some are in the community. If you would like to meet with one of them, please contact them directly by text or email to set up a time. Jody: 616-706-3549; Dan: 616-828-2293; If you receive an email from Jody or Dan asking for money, this is a scam. |
Communion Bread Bakers Needed
We Knead You!
Social Justice - Summer Food Ministry
Look for Updates Every Week
* 1 can of pinto beans (6 cans needed for Aug 18th)
* 1 can of Diced Tomatoes (12 cans needed for Aug 18th)
* 1 lb bag of white rice.
* 1 small btl vegetable oil. (18 bottles needed for Aug 18th)
* 1-2 cans of diced/sliced fruit. (5 cans needed for Aug 18th)
* 2-4 potatoes (3-5, 5lb bags for Aug 18th)
* 1-3 yellow onions. (1-2, 5lb bags for Aug 18th)
* small tooth paste (20 small travel tubes for Aug 18th)
* 1 can of Tuna or Chicken (12 needed for Aug 18th)
* 3-5 bags of Ramen Noodles. (40-60 individual pkgs for Aug 18th)
* 10-12 soft corn tortillas
* 1-2 rolls of toilet paper
The St Felipe De Jesus volunteers have requested long sleeve T-shirts. Once again, thank you for your generosity!!
Questions, please contact Rich Marth or Pete Mueller
Creation Justice - Prairie Restoration Project
The Creation Justice Team is spearheading a project to restore a piece of our land to a prairie. If you were one of the 30 people who visited Anne Dooley’s garden, you have some idea of how it might look. If you happen to see the area around our local Saugatuck Douglas Library or the area around the Holland Aquatic Center, you have an idea of what the area will look like in a couple of years.
Lawns are fun for kids to play in, but they are considered wastelands for birds, butterflies and other creatures. The CJT has spent about a year researching good proposals and settled on Outdoor Discovery Center to make the plan, prepare the space, plant the plants, and maintain the area. It will take about a year to remove the lawn and begin to plant plugs. It will look like a pile of weeds and dead plants. Not very appealing at first. But after a while, the native plants will slowly take over and produce a beautiful array of native plants, inviting to butterflies, and birds. Our expectation is that this space can be an education tool for our members and the larger community. There will be signage explaining what is happening, articles in the Commercial Record, maybe even a radio interview or two. We are certain this project will make a great addition to our campus and hope you will enjoy watching as it comes to life.
Memorial Garden Update on Find A Grave
Find a Grave is a free, volunteer-run resource with more than 265 million memorials. Now that the basic information is in place, anyone who wishes can add photographs, biographies, or other memories to a loved one’s memorial. If you’d like help doing that, Chris Clark can assist—or you can create a free Find a Grave account and make the additions yourself.
Prayer Requests
Ongoing Prayers: Anne Hopkins and the family of Jim Hopkins; Bev & Orie Hawkes; Jenny O'Neal (friend of Laurie VanDenBelt & Shirley Lawson); Family of Alan Gibson (Kirsten Stannis's Father); Adelle Van Daalen and the Family of Jay Van Daalen; Charlene Burdick (Paul Burdick's mother); Elinor Hite (Virginia Stuart’s sister); Dave Lawson; Christine Kerney; Ruth Fahlstrom (Tom Fahlstrom’s daughter); Mikey (friend of Ruth Fahlstrom); Eric Cooley (Jo Cooley's brother); Ian Blumer (C. Blumer's nephew); Newaygo Congregational UCC
Birthday's & Anniversary's This Week
August 16: Mary Fechtig
August 18: Kathleen Mueller, Nancy VanDyke
August 20: Kenneth Whitcomb
August 21: Kathy Davelaar Van Rees, Roxann Overweg
ANNIVERSARIES
19: Sheryll & Greg VanPortFleet
20: Chris & Karen Clark, Jody Betten & Dan Plasman
Birthday and Anniversary cards are a great way we can reach out to one another. If you wish to mail a card to one of our church members, addresses can be found in our Church Directory.
Financial Stewardship
August 9 Total Views for worship videos: 64
Weekly Offerings: $4,577
Weekly Budget: $4,615
Weekly to Budget: -$37
Thank you!!
Your generous giving allows us to sustain our church community
and our mission of service in the world.
Reports & Minutes
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Coffee Hour Volunteers Needed
The coffee committee is hoping to get more volunteers involved in staffing the coffee hour after Sunday services. Making coffee takes only about 10-15 minutes of your time prior to church, or helping with the cleanup can take about 30 minutes. Once or twice a year, or as often as you'd like, helps to avoid burnout of the current volunteers.
You will be paired with a "buddy" to show you the ropes (and the coffee grinds!).
And now you can sign up remotely, from anywhere at any time. Easy peasy!
Many hands make light work. For any questions, please email Bert Hallewas
To sign up (or just to "look at") the remote sign up sheet, please click below, or use the QR code:
Last Weeks Service: Pits Are Inevitable
and plenty of dysfunction! The stuff of daytime soap operas. It’s all pretty much there in the
stories we’ve been hearing about in the book of Genesis. Last Sunday’s story was a continuation of family messiness. Joseph, donning a coat of many colors, is tossed into a pit and sold to a bunch of Ishmaelites on their way to Egypt. Pastor Dan invited us to remember times when we reached out to someone, or they to us when we were in the "pits". Reminding us God is always present in the hand of a friend, stranger or family member. We also had a treat from the music team who played music from “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.” Watch the full service and/or Dan's message below.
Church Calendar - Summer
THANK YOUs
Thanks to All the Volunteers involved with the Douglas Social! You Rock!
UNIITED CHURCH OF CHRIST NEWS
Grand West Association Prayer Circle
The Grand West Association Council of the Michigan Conference UCC
facilitates a prayer circle for all our churches.
Thank you for keeping Newaygo Congregational UCC Church in your prayers.
CLASSES
Qigong & Tea, Tuesdays from 3-5p
Tuesdays, 3pm - 4 pm
Followed by Tea/Chat 4 - 5pm
Friendship Hall
Led by Kat VanHammen
AROUND TOWN
West Shore Aware, White Party Fundraiser
Tomorrow, August 15
DUCC's Afghan Family is Growing
A Used SUV/Minivan is Needed
Stand in Protest
Men's Coffee and Conversation
Men's Coffee & Conversation
1st and 3rd Wednesday @ 10am
New Dates: August 5th and 19th
No Reservations
Blue Star Barns Coffee and Bikes
3483 Blue Star Hwy
Saugatuck, Michigan 49453
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