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A PUBLICATION OF HAYMOUNT UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

Haymount United Methodist Church 1700 Fort Bragg Road Fayetteville, NC 28303 (910) 484-0181 FAX: (910) 484-9805 www.haymountumc.com

Lead Pastor Rev. Dr. John Tyson drjohntyson@haymountumc.com

Associate Pastor Rev. Dr. Elizabeth Tyson drelizabethtyson@haymountumc.com

Christian Education Dorothy Funkhouser dorothy.funkhouser@haymountumc.com

Organist --

Director of Youth Ministries Drew Ellis humcyouth@haymountumc.com

Leader of Contemporary Worship Andrew Sanchez andrew.sanchez@haymountumc.com

Ministrer of Traditional Music & Facilities Manager Donald Warren

donaldwarren@haymountumc.com

Director of Communications Holly Willenbrock holly@haymountumc.com

Rev. Dr. John Tyson Lead Pastor FROM THE PASTOR Worship February 2020 The Love Connection One of the greatest human needs is to love and to be loved, and yet, relationships are sometimes baffling for us! How do we improve our love relationships with family and friends? This February at Haymount Church we will focus on four key ways to improve our relationships with those we love. ships is with the words we use. Remember Cyrano? He wasn’t too good looking, but his words made all the difference. In many ways, words actually create reality. As the kindergarten teachers say, “Use your words.” God does. 2.9 Show It! John 3:16 Words are crucial to creating and sustaining loving relationships. But if the words are not backed up with congruent actions, they lose their power. God’s gift of Jesus is the most tangible sign of his love for us. He calls us to find tangible ways to express our love, also. We will celebrate SCOUT SUNDAY at 11:00.

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2.2 Say It! John 1:1-3 and Philippians 4:1-9 One of the key ways we grow loving relation

Deadline for Next Newsletter

March 2020 submission deadline: FEBRUARY 14 Please send submissions to Holly Willenbrock at Holly@haymountumc.com

2.16 Forgive! Matthew 6:14,15 Forgiveness is hard, because it is complicated. Some offenses should be forgiven and forgotten, and some should be forgiven and not forgotten; but all successful relationships involve a lot of forgiveness. The good thing is that the Holy Spirit makes our forgiveness genuine and deeply powerful.

2.23 Breathe! Ecclesiastes 3:1-13 It is counterproductive to try to force or hurry loving relationships. They go through seasons, and it can take time for love or friendship to grow and bloom.

Have You Met Drew?

Drew is a lifelong Methodist with a passion for youth and faith formation. He moved to North Carolina in 2017 after graduating from Wright State University. Drew is currently a graduate student attending Duke Divinity School, getting a Master or Arts in Christian Practice. He has been in youth ministry for two years and moved to Haymount UMC in January 2020. He previously held a position at First UMC—Washington as the Director of Children’s and Youth Ministry.

Outside of youth ministry, he has an enthusiasm for mission. Some other interests are hiking, Doctor Who, board games, and kissing frogs (ask him about it sometime!) Drew is getting married to his wonderful fiancée, Rebecca, in September 2020. Rebecca is from Clinton and is getting a Masters degree in Mental Health Counselling at East Carolina University.

FROM THE PASTOR

CHURCH COMMITTEES

2020 Haymount United Methodist Church Council &

Committees

CHURCH COUNCIL (¶ 252)

Chairperson—Scott Perry Past Chair—Lynda Clark Lead Pastor—John Tyson Associate Pastor—Elizabeth Tyson Youth Pastor—Drew Ellis SPRC Chair—Rick Booth Trustee Chair—Bevan Grice Finance Chair—Lynda Clark Treasurer—John Owen Stewardship Chair— Bob Speir Lay Leader—Jo Beth Johnson Discipleship Chair –Amelia Gillette UMW President—JoAnn Stanford UMM President—Nathan Howie Secretary—Jennie White Missions Chair—Karen Barkman Endowment Chair—Sabrina Brooks Worship Chair—Vicki Richardson Congregational Care Chair— Katherine Pugh Evangelism—Ben Goetz Christian Education Representative—Dorothy Funkhouser

CHURCH COUNCIL AT LARGE Class of 2020 Class of 2021 Class of 2022 Davis Puryear Kim Hurley Scott Flowers

LAY MEMBERS TO ANNUAL CONFERENCE Paige McMillan Rick Daniel (rep to SPRC, Finance, and Church Council)

Committees

STAFF-PARISH RELATIONS COMMITTEE (¶ 258.2) Class of 2020 Class of 2021 Class of 2022 Cliff Spiller Mary Anne Crumpler Jamie Lancaster Carol Lloyd Elizabeth Ramos Daniel Hurley Taylor Whitley (secretary) Eric Feldmeyer Rick Booth (chair) Elizabeth Tyson John Tyson Ex officio: Lay Leader: Jo Beth Johnson ; A Lay Member of the Annual Conference: Rick Daniel

TRUSTEES (¶ 2525-2533) Class of 2020 Class of 2021 Class of 2022 Bevan Grice Ty Ross Sherry Phillips Kathy Miller Steve Runkle Peter Stewart Tom Torbett Carla Council Kevin Coleman Elizabeth Tyson John Tyson Ex officio: Director of Facilities and Grounds: Donald Warren (no vote)

LAY LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE (¶ 258.1) Class of 2020 Class of 2021 Class of 2022 Mandi Smith Tina Torbett Sue Morris Lisa O’Connor Brenda Booth Peter Murray John Phillips Kendra Lancaster Ex officio: Senior Pastor: John Tyson (chair); Lay Leader: Jo Beth Johnson

MISSION COMMITTEE Class of 2020 Class of 2021 Class of 2022 Ron Gray Kathy Birke Brenda Booth Karen Barkman (chair) Carl Creech Lani Dickey JoAnn Stanford Ken Plummer Wes Jones

FINANCE COMMITTEE (¶ 258.4) Class of 2020 Class of 2021 Class of 2022 Tim Richardson Katherine Pugh Mark Hurley Lois Plummer Gwenda Combs Susan Black Kelly Puryear Steve Maier Bud Symond John Tyson Lynda Clark (chair) Ex officio: A Lay Member of the Annual Conference: Rick Daniel; Church Council Chair: Scott Perry; SPRC Representative, Trustees Representative, Stewardship Chair: Bob Speir; Lay Leader: Jo Beth Johnson; Treasurer: John Owen; and Church Business Administrator/ Financial Secretary, Nicole André (no vote: paid staff person).

PRESCHOOL BOARD Class of 2020 Class of 2021 Class of 2022 Angela Tew (chair) Sarah Meoni Paige Ross Carol Ann Tally Lori Coleman Ruthie Dent

DISCIPLESHIP Class of 2020 Class of 2021 Class of 2022 Amelia Gillette (chair) Duncan McMillan Kendra Lancaster Kim Pryzgoda Kim Feldmeyer Mandi Smith Ex officio: Director of Christian Education: Dorothy Funkhouser; Youth Director: Drew Ellis; Preschool Director: Eileen Hatch; Confirmation Leader: Diane Helfrich; Children’s Coordinator: Tina Torbett (as assistant to the DCE); Young Adults Rep.: Hannah Gray; Older Adults Rep.: Jerry Croll; Singles Rep: TBD; Special Needs Ministry: Christie Lockhart; Higher Education Coordinator(s): Ashley Taylor, Hannah Taylor, Jana Flowers; Scouts Representative: Craig Pryzgoda

ENDOWMENT COMMITTEE Class of 2020 Class of 2021 Class of 2022 Ken Plummer Sabrina Brooks (chair) Martha Owen Scott Flowers Libby Daniel Sandy Hurley Ex officio: Finance Chair: Lynda Clark; Board of Trustees Representative: Staff Liaison: John Tyson (temporary)

OLDER ADULT COUNCIL Class of 2020 Class of 2021 Class of 2022 Linda Phillips Jim Smith Sue Smith Mary Anne Crumpler Jerry Croll Jo Beth Johnson Katherine Pugh (co-chair) Lani Dickie, transportation Barbara Overman Ex officio: Seniors Day Out: Joann Herron; Staff Liaison: Elizabeth Tyson

SENIORS DAY OUT BOARD Class of 2020 Class of 2021 Class of 2022 Mindy Creech Terri Whitley Jennifer Britt Chair: Joann Herron (interim); Co-chair/Incoming Chair: TBD

CHURCH COMMITTEES

FEBRUARY 2020

For weekly calendar updates, visit our website: haymountumc.com

Monday, February 3 6:00PM SPRC Thursday, February 6 5:00PM Endowment Committee 6:00PM District Round Table Friday,February 7 11:00AM Bread n Bowls Sunday, February 9 12:30PM Stephen Ministry Monday, February 10 11:30AM Circle 2 1:30PM Circle 3 6:00PM Circle 1 6:00PM Discipleship Team 6:30PM Circle 6 Tuesday, February 11 1:30PM Circle 4/7 4:00PM Card Ministry 7:00PM Scout Committee Meeting Wednesday, February 12 7:30PM Trustees Meeting Friday, February 13 2:00PM Older Adult Council Meeting Friday, February 14 - Monday, February 17 Youth Ski Trip Tuesday, February 18 6:30PM Preschool Board Meeting 7:00PM Missions Committee Wednesday, February 19 7:30PM Finacne Committee Thursday, February 20 4:30PM Endowment Committee Sunday, February 23 2:00PM Care Share Tuesday, February 25 4:00PM Shrove Pancake Dinner

WEEKLY EVENTS

Sundays 8:30, 9:45, 11:00AM—Worship 9:30AM—Special Needs 9:45AM—Sunday School 4:30PM—Kids Worship Arts 4:30PM—Youth Worship Arts 5:00PM—Discipleship Fast Track 5:30PM—Parent & Coffee Conversation Group 5:30PM—Kid's Group (K-5th Grades) 5:30PM—Youth Group (6th-12th Grades, beginning 9/8) 6:00PM—Handbell Practice Mondays 10:00AM —Beth Moore Bible Study Tuesdays 10:00AM—Grandparent Coffee and Conversation Group 6:00PM—Scouts Crew 6:30PM—Boy Scouts 7:00PM—Cub Scouts 7:30PM—Girl Scouts (Troop 1588) Wednesdays 4:30PM—Children’s Choir 5:00PM—WEF 6:00PM—Confirmation Class 6:00PM—Wednesday Evening Classes 6:15PM—Liturgical Dance 7:20PM—Chancel Choir 8:00PM—Praise Band Thursdays 10:00AM—Seniors Day Out 12:00PM—”Thursdays Together” Worship Service 12:00PM—Men’s Bible Study

Memorials & Honoraria

Current as of January 23, 2020

Memorials have been given to God’s glory and in memory of:

Ford Buffaloe, by Brenda & Rick Booth, Cliff & Pat Spiller, Anne Marie, Lew, Andrew Nix, Woody & Carole Wells, Berry & Helen Bostic Katherine & Phil Pugh, Sarah Masters, Lynda Clark, Betty Hight & Family, Anonymous JoAnn Parkin, Marilynn Winters' sister, by Woody & Carole Wells Ron Kieschnik, Chris Kieschnik's father, by Julian & Judy Norris Bill Hurley, by Berry & Helen Bostic HB Hight, by Lynda Clark Judy Aycock, by Lynda Clark Zona Ingram, Virginia's mother, by Virginia Dare Ingram Edna Warren, Mike & Marty Warren's mother, by Michael & Donna Warren, Joel & Margaret Hedgecoe, Megan Vinson John Briggs, by Anonymous

Honoraria have been given to God’s glory and in honor of:

Sandy Hurley, by Amanda O'Quinn Dot McMurray, by Circle 4/7 Peter & Mary Kathryn Murray, by Vince & Donna Murray Lynda Clark, by Anonymous February 1 Andy Kounas Emma Joyner February 3 Steve Driggers Steve Maier Tina Torbett February 4 Marquita Jones Anna McCormick February 5 Melissa Bieniek February 6 Julie Vurnakes February 7 Jan Allen Van Herring February 9 Cynthia Dorsey February 10 Jim Thornton Rob Nelms Cindy Owen Clay Long Samuel Davis February 11 Katrina Brittain February 12 Jackie Kubinski February 14 Hannelore Otten Al Miller III Scott Pope Shawn Benton February 18 Mitch Lane Donna Lloyd Mandi Smith Deanna Goetz Will Brown February 19 George DuBois Scott Perry Lauren Coleman February 20 Sue Hall Paul Lee Shirley Chao Wesley Happel February 21 Inez Hatcher Nancy Williams Tristan Goetz February 22 Jay Gothard Jordan Combs Ella Brittain February 23 Bill Spade Jennie White February 24 Betty Hight Chris Pasion February 25 Johnny Galaviz February 28 Carla Council Virginia Davis February 29 Joan Allen Franklin Johnson

BIRTHDAY BLESSINGS

CHURCH NEWS

STEWARDSHIP Class of 2020 Class of 2021 Class of 2022 Taylor Whitley Bob Speir (chair) John Phillips Scott Cameron Dale Brown Sandy Ammons Patty Driggers Julie Stack Larry Howell

Congregational Care 75th ANNIVERSARY CHAIR Katherine Pugh, Kathy Mathis, Martha Owen, Beth Perry

Restoration of Haymount Church's Organ by Donald Warren

The 1975 Möeller organ in Haymount’s sanctuary is about to embark on a multi-month restoration and rebuilding project. We expect extensive diagnostics and evaluations to happen in March so that parts can be ordered, and the actual dismantling and rebuilding work to begin in April.

Haymount’s organ exists in four sections, called divisions. When you look at the organ keyboard, or console, there are three keyboards, called manuals, played with the hands and a pedalboard played with the feet. Each of these is connected to a specific set, or division, of pipes.

The manuals each have a name that indicates the division they control. On Haymount’s organ, one is called the swell, one is called the great, and one is called the choir/positiv. In the original design, this organ was meant to have four manuals, making the choir and the positiv two separate divisions, but this was scaled back as a cost-cut- ting measure, so the choir and positiv divisions were reduced and combined into one. During the rebuild, it is usual for the organ builder, who for our project is Lewtak Pipe Organ Builders of Mocksville NC, to remove and rebuild one division at a time. For example, the organ builder might remove first all the pipes associated with the top manual, or the swell division, complete the work on those and then re-install them. They would then remove all the pipes associated with the great division, then the choir/posi- tiv division, and then the pedalboard. This leaves some portion of the organ playable at least part of the time during the rebuild project. Haymount’s pipes are stacked in very tight layers inside the organ chamber above where the choir sits, so how much of the organ remains usable depends on the level of difficulty of removing just one division of pipes at a time. When the console is taken to be rebuilt, the organ is not playable at all, probably for a period of 5 to 8 weeks. The console will be stripped and rewired with

electronic control components. The switches for the different types of pipes, called stop knobs, will be upgraded, and the original ivory-plated keys will be restored to their original luster. The woodwork will be refinished and polished to a pristine condition.

The total cost of the organ rebuild is close to $300,000. Haymount has an organ fund established for designated contributions for this project. You may make a donation simply by indicating “organ fund” on your check or speak with the music or finance staff about allocating contributions to this project.

How often, making music, we have found a new dimension in the world of sound, as worship moved us to a more profound “Alleluia!” – Fred Pratt Green

HUMW

A Call to Prayer and Self-Denial (January – March) is an opportunity to reflect on the Gospel of Christ and make an offering that helps sustain ministry around the coun- try and the world. The 2020 mission focus is: We rise: Meeting God’s Call to Transform Communities. This program shines a light on the many ways United Methodist Women (UMW) members’ gifts have changed the lives of women, children and youth on the margins. Methodist Home for Children (MHFC) February is usually when a special offering is taken for the support of MHFC. This conversation of a MHFC three year old with a new set of parents tells why this offering is important. “What should I call you?” “Whatever you want to call me.” “May I call you mom?” “If that’s what you want.” A week later a babysitter came and the child asked: “Does this make you my mom now?” You can understand her confusion when you know that she and her brother (age 5) were with their fifth set of parents. They are not the only children in a similar situation. Your prayers, caring and contri- bution help these children.

CHURCH NEWS

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Summer Dates for Kids Ministries

Online registrations will begin this month, so please be on the look out!

HUMC Day Camp at Camp Rockfish for kids completing Kindergarten through Fifth Grade: June 8-12, 2020

• VBS and KidServe for kids completing Preschool age 4 through Fifth Grade: July 13-16, 2020

Stephen Ministry Training is Coming to Your Church! Yes, your Stephen Ministry Team is offering another training class for new Stephen Ministers. If you have a heart of compassion and encouragement you would make a perfect Stephen Minister. Stay tuned for more information on what Stephen Ministry is, or if you can't wait and are eager to explore, go to StephenMinistries.org and check out the website.

Haymount's training will begin in October and run through March or April; applications will be due September 20th. If you have questions about this important ministry, feel free to contact a Stephen Leader:

Connie Burry - cvh57nc.aol.com Kathy Mathis - kmathis418@gmail.com Paige McMillan - mackpaige@nc.rr.com Marilynn Winters - mino.win@gmail.com

Wednesday Evening Fellowship - February Menu February 5 – Fried Chicken, Rice/Gravey, Cut Corn February 12 – BBQ Pork Ribs, Green Beans, Candied Yams (for Valentine’s Day) February 19 – Roast Beef, Cream Potatoes (Gravy), Green Butter Beans February 26 – Chicken and Pastry, Cabbage, Black Eyed Peas

“Making Disciples of Jesus Christ by helping God’s

People Pay it Forward.”

Did You Know???

HUMC has 9 Endowment Funds!!!

Our funds are growing!!! Over $72,000 was given in 2019 year to these funds to support the church. Thanks to God and very generous donors!

Ruth Jones Fund $22, 500 ($2,500 Individual) $20,000 (United Methodist Men) Senior Endowment $30,100 ($100 Individual) $30,000 (Individual Anonymous) HUMC Endowment $19,476.05 Memorial Contributions

Endowment Funds have created permanent sources of income for the church that will provide money in perpetuity as the donor directs.

This year our funds paid to: • Help install curb cuts with ramps to improved handicap access (Ruth Jones Fund) • Send 2 children to Camp Rockfish (Marlin Stewart Fund) • Support Homeless Women and Children (Dayton Dawson Fund) • Send 9 high risk children to Urban Ministries Summer Achievement Camp (Marlin Stewart Fund) • Buy 2 books for each Cumberland Road student in grades 1-3 (Dayton Dawson Fund) • Replace rhythm instruments for our Preschool (Nellie Smith Fund) • Scholarship support to attend Junaluska music camp (Nellie Smith Fund) • Tune our pianos every 6 months (Fred/Rennie Byer Fund)

Fund Purpose Balance Estimated Annual Income Stewart Children $ 42,340 $1,693 Dawson Children $ 29,262 $1,170 Nellie Smith Arts $ 27,251 $1,090 Ruth Jones Facilities $139,504 $5,580 Ammons Scholarships $ 16,105 $ 659 Beyer Piano Maintenance $ 16,476 $ 659 Senior Sr. Adult Ministries $89,993 $3,599 Missions Missions 12,500 $ 502 HUMC Operations 102,266 $4,090

You can pay if forward too! You can donate to any of these funds or create your own. Have questions? Ask us! Sabrina Brooks, Endowment Chair, Committee: Libby Daniel, Scott Flowers, Sandy Hurley, JoBeth Johnson, Martha Owen, Ken Plummer

ENDOWMENTS