What's Happening - November Edition

Vol. 51 Issue 11 November 2019

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A PUBLICATION OF HAYMOUNT UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

All Saints Day November 1

A Celebration of Abundance November Sermon Series

Thanksgiving

Annual Holiday Service

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Haymount United Methodist Church

FROM THE PASTOR

3 “For All the Saints” Ephesians 3:14-19

1700 Fort Bragg Road

Dr. Elizabeth Tyson

Fayetteville, NC 28303

On “All Saints Sunday” we each

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remember our loved ones who

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have gone to be with the Lord.

This is a joyful celebration

Lead Pastor

as we remember those who

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Rev. Dr. John Tyson Lead Pastor

Associate Pastor Rev. Dr. Elizabeth Tyson

A Celebration of Abundance

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Christian Education

November begins the sea-

Dorothy Funkhouser

son for celebrating the abun-

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dance of God’s gifts to us-

Organist Dr. Timothy Belk

gifts of faith, family, friends, and material blessings. We give thanks for those who have loved us and handed

Leader of Contemporary Worhsip Andrew Sanchez andrewsanchez@haymountumc.com

down the faith to us; we celebrate the brightness and the joy of heaven. We also

Ministrer of Traditional Music &

give thanks for the creative

Facilities Manager

financial boundaries God

Donald Warren

has provided for us. Join us,

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as we enter the holiday sea-

Communications

son with a plan to celebrate

Holly Willenbrock

within our means! This will

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make one of the best Holiday seasons ever, and the New Year will be bright with promise.

shaped us in our love of the Lord, and as we give thanks that we will see them again in heaven.

10 “Conduct Plastic Surgery Before Christmas!”

Proverbs 22:7 Dr. John Tyson The celebration of abundance includes living within the abundance God has blessed us with.

A great step in this direction is to get rid of credit cards before holiday spending begins. Then plan to make a “debt snowball” to pay off your current debt.

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Deadline for Next Newsletter December 2019 submission deadline: November 12 Please send submissions to Holly Willenbrock at Holly@haymountumc.com

A Celebration of Abundance Continued 17 “Tell your Money What to Do!” Luke 14:28 Dr. John Tyson Methodist College Chorale Jesus said more about managing money and resources than anything else. Money seems to have a mind of its own, and it takes a lot of determination on our part to take control of it. This is one of the secrets to a happy life. For those who are married, it is one of the secrets to a happy marriage.

We welcome the wonderful Methodist College Chorale who will sing at 8:30 and 11:00 24 “Celebrate The Abundance in Your Life” Matthew 25:14-30 Dr. John Tyson At Thanksgiving, we celebrate the abundance God has given us, balancing ambition and hope with contentment and enjoyment. As we manage well the abundance God has given us, He entrusts us with even more.

28 Thanksgiving Day 9:30AM Psalm 100 Dr. John Tyson Remembering the founding of this great congregation, join us in the sanctuary for an intimate time of giving thanks.

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FROM THE PASTOR

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KITCHEN MINISTRY

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An Update From Our Kitchen After much consideration of all factors involved, the Staff Parish Relations Committee has decided not to hire a Director of Kitchen Ministries at this time. The good food we have been served from Kinlaw’s and the very economical cost of their service is a major piece of this decision. We will continue to use their catering and rotate the menus as we go. Make those WEF reservations!

Emily High will remain as Kitchen Assistant and will provide salads and desserts as needed. As always, she will need volunteers to assist in serving and cleanup on both Wednesday nights and Thursday lunch.

Please email Dorothy.Funkhouser@Haymountumc.com or contact the church office to schedule a date or dates to serve.

The Menus for November are: 11/6 - Pork chops, whole potatoes and cabbage 11/13 - Baked chicken, rice and black-eyed peas 11/20 - Honey Ham, potato salad and green beans 11/27 - NO MEAL IMPORTANT NOTE: Any group wanting to use the kitchen will need to schedule access with Nicole.

Each group will be responsible for cleaning all areas of use and removing all leftover food. Due to our limited storage space, please do not leave any food in the kitchen after meetings or use of the kitchen.

WEF Dinner Serving Times Changed Beginning November 6th, the serving times for the Wednesday evening meal will be changed to 5:15-6:15pm.

If you haven't ever been to the family meal on Wednesday evenings, this is a good time to start. The meals are great, the company is even better. Meet and chat with friends, and let the kids eat together!

Questions, email Dorothy.Funkhouser@Haymountumc.com

Road Trip: Jazz Vespers @ Duke Chapel You are invited to ride with us to Durham on Tuesday, November 19th to worship with some great jazz and gospel music in a fantastic setting!

We'll leave from the Haymount UMC bus and van parking lot @ 5:30pm.

Cost: free!

For more information, see or email Elizabeth Tyson:

Serving our College Students at Methodist Univ.

On the Wednesday evening before Thanksgiving Day, Methodist University hosts a Thanksgiving meal for its international students. Area churches are invited to bring sides or desserts and share the meal with them.

This fellowship meal happens from 5-7pm.

For more information: drelizabethtyson@haymountumc.com

Coming to Haymount soon - A New Pictorial Directory Photographers will be here January 2, 3 and 4. They will return January 23, 24 and 25.

Early January may seem like a strange time to be taking pictures, but school is still out. Many colleges and universities have not gone back to class. Our hope is that families with college age children will be able to schedule their photographs then. We hope that it will be easier for educators to schedule pictures before children are back in classes. We hope that it will be easier for parents to schedule pictures when they do not have to worry about children completing homework or getting to sports practices. Take a look at your schedule, and see if these dates might work well for you.

We are not quite ready to begin making appointments. Keep an eye out for announcements in the e-update and in the Sunday morning bulletins. We would really like to see your smiling face in our directory.

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NOVEMBER 2019

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For weekly calendar updates, visit our website: haymountumc.com Sunday, November 3 Daylight Savings Begins 12:00PM Garage Sale Set Up Monday, November 4 10:00AM Garage Sale Set Up 7:30PM SPRC Tuesday, November 5 9:30AM UMW Executive Board Meeting 10:00AM Garage Sale Set Up 6:00PM Discipleship Team Meeting Wednesday, November 6 10:00AM Garage Sale Set Up Thursday, November 7 10:00AM Garage Sale Set Up Friday, November 8-Sunday, November 10 Youth Pilgrimage Saturday, November 9 8:30AM Church Yard Sale Monday, November 11 10:00AM Circle 2 1:30PM Circle 3 6:00PM Circle 1 6:30PM Circle 6 Tuesday, November 12 1:30PM Circle 4/7 4:00PM Card Ministry 7:00PM Outreach Wednesday, November 13 7:30PM Trustees Thursday, November 14 2:00PM Older Adult Council Meeting Tuesday, November 19 4:00PM Worship Arts 6:30PM Preschool Board Meeting Wednesday, November 20 7:30PM Finance Thursday, November 21 4:30PM Endowment Committee Sunday, November 24 2:00PM Care Sharing Monday, November 25 11:00AM Preschool Thanksgiving Program Tuesday, November 26 11:00AM Preschool Thanksgiving Program

WEEKLY EVENTS Sundays 8:30, 9:45, 11:00AM—Worship 9:30AM—Special Needs 9:45AM—Sunday School 4:30PM Children's Choir 4:30PM—Youth Choir 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 12:00PM—Covenant Prayer 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 5:45PM—Church Orchestra 6:00PM—Confirmation Class 6:00PM—Wednesday Evening Classes 6:15PM—Liturgical Dance 6:30PM—Chancel Choir 7:30PM—Church Council 8:00PM—Praise Band Thursdays 10:00AM—Senior’s Day Out 12:00PM—”Thursdays Together” Worship Service 12:00PM—Men’s Bible Study Wednesday, November 27 No WEF 5:00PM Methodist Univ. Service Project Thursday, November 28 9:30AM Thanksgiving Worship Service

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Current as of October 16, 2019 Memorials have been given to God’s glory and in memory of: Kathryn Bundy, by Scott & Faith Parese Randy Lee, by Scott & Faith Parese Richard McMillan, Kim Love's father,

by Tim & Vicki Richardson, JoBeth & Franklin Johnson Ray Helton, Charisa Carstens-Potter's father, by Nita Rummans Bill Hurley, by JoBeth & Franklin Johnson Honoraria have been given to God’s glory and in honor of: Jim & Kathy White, by Betty Hight Katherine Warner, Will & Molly Warner's daughter, by Nita Rummans

Emmett Wike Mike Wiggs November 25 Marie Futrell November 26 Phil Black Charisa Carstens-Potter November 27 Dave Barkman Brenda DePaola James Richardson November 29 Gino Diaz November 30 Kathy Birke Carl Combs Liz Prince Rebecca Belliveau

BIRTHDAY BLESSINGS

Memorials & Honoraria

November 1 Richard Liebers Ben Goetz November 2 Dan Moses Valerie Shuey Mack Brooks November 3 Brynna Nunez Evan Smith November 4 WD Hux John Phillips November 5 B.G Moore Angela Howell Loren Galaviz November 6 Joel Hedgecoe Hannah Black November 8 Kathy Carnevale Reed Noble Kady Pasion Emerson Hancock November 10 Carl Creech Alex Yurchak Taylor Whitley Daniel Carney November 11 D Sleem Aiden Miller November 12 Berry Bostic Jr Deb Happel November 14 Bill Vurnakes Connie Wolf November 15 Betty Lydick Candy Johnston November 16 Tom Whitley Nita Rummans Robin Flowers November 18 David Fowler November 19 Charlotte Lane November 20 Howard Lloyd Peggy Harkey Kim Van Borkulo November 22 Van Van Borkulo Deryck Brookhouse Kris Fugitt November 23

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APPRECIATION

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Thank You from Curamericas Global Thank you to Haymount UMC for 30 years of generous support including Christmas to Remember in 2011. Your support allows us to save the lives of Moms and Babies around the world and here in NC. We serve the most needy, going to places no one else will go because it is too remote or distant. We are compelled by our compassion for the most vulnerable. Babies cannot take themselves to a doctor, all they can do is cry and hope.

We bring Hope through Health to over 100,000 people each year. Using our data-driven methodology, we can measure our impact in real time and since 1983 we have reached over 1.4 million people, saving thousands of lives. We recently met a mom who didn’t know what types of food to give her baby. Anna saw her baby girl, Cynthia, distressed and crying constantly . She thought it was colic and “a baby being a baby."

Our team was trusted by Anna and used regular data collection to see the baby not growing like it should. They learned Anna was mixing herbs with water to give her newborn strength and reduce crying. In reality, it was this that was causing the upset stomach. Anna, as a mom, was so thankful to know how she could help her baby. If it wasn’t for Curamericas Global and the data we use to quickly reach the most needy, Cynthia would have continued to not gain weight as she should, potentially leading to life-long effects.

There are thousands of moms and babies like Anna that we are helping. We couldn’t do it without you. Please keep us in your prayers as we fight for the most needy.

Thank you,

Andrew Herrera Curamericas Global

HUMW Appreciation Thank you to every one who participated in the United Methodist Women's FALL FOOD AND BAKE SALE! ALL proceeds go to help local ministries (HUMC Preschool, HUMC Youth, etc.), mission and service projects, disaster and relief efforts. Your participation made a DIFFERENCE in the lives of people here at home and around the world!!!

Thursdays Together - An Informal Worship Service 12noon-12:30 in the Fellowship Hall, #101 Followed by a light fellowship lunch November's Theme - For All the Saints November 7th - Remembering Carol Black November 14th - Remembering Marijane Hailey November 21st - Remembering Bill Hurley Everyone is invited to come celebrate the lives of these saints.

New Member Class

Sunday November 17th in the Commons Room, #118, 3-7pm

A light dinner will be provided, and activities for children K-5th Grade will be offered (Children's Worship Arts, 4:30-5:30 and the Kids Group/LIGHT from 5:30-7:00, which includes dinner and games. Child Care for all ages is provided upon request from 4:00-4:30, and then for kids younger than Kindergarten until 7pm. You can email Dorothy.Funkhouser@Haymountumc.com or call the church office - 484--0181, ideally by Nov. 10th to let us know, and also if you need child care. We look forward to getting to know you and to your becoming an HUMC member.

Garage Sale The garage sale is almost upon us. November 9 is coming soon. Items can be brought to the church now and placed in the basement, or you can wait and bring them straight to the Fellowship Hall the week of November 3rd. Your help is needed. We will be at work Sunday the third from 12:30 through the afternoon. We will be setting up tables, bringing items up from the basement and starting to put things out on the tables. We will be working Monday through Friday from 10 AM until 4 PM getting items priced and put out. We also need people to help out on Saturday the ninth during the sale, and at 1 o’clock - after the sale - to help clean up. Contact Karen Barkman at 910-818-9050 (call or text) / barkmandk@Gmail.com if you have questions.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

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Did You Know?

Haymount UMC has a system in place for church members to report maintenance items that need to be addressed. Instead of trying to catch a Trustee in the hallway between Sunday School and Worship and hoping they remember what you are reporting, visit the church website under "About Us" and choose the link to "Forms and Policies." Follow the very first link on the "Forms and Policies" page to the "Work Order Request." The Work Order system uses Google Forms to collect your contact information and a quick description of the location you want to report and what needs to be addressed. This will help the Trustees and the staff track maintenance requests more effectively, and you won't have to wonder if the person you reported the problem to forgot about it because the sermon was so good that morning!

Thanks to everyone for caring about our beautiful facility and doing your part to help us effectively maintain it! Blessings!!

Breakfast with Santa Save the Date! Saturday, December 7, 8:30 am to 11 am Watch our website and social media accounts for more information we will be taking reservations soon!

Organist Comings and Goings Many thanks to Father Jack Morrison, who was our interim organist for the past few months. His good humor and friendly demeanor have endeared him to all of us. His last Sunday in that role was October 14.

After that he was scheduled for some surgery and a few weeks of recuperation. Please pray for a speedy recovery. Monica Sparzak is our guest organist through November 3. The first Sunday for our permanent organist, Dr. Timothy J. Belk, will be November 10. Dr. Belk will be with us on Wednesday nights for choir practice, and on Sunday mornings for worship, and of course for weddings and funerals. Tim has an extremely impressive resume, and his ability is well-known throughout the state. We are grateful for Father Jack and to Monica Sparzak, and we are excited to welcome our superb permanent organist, Dr. Timothy Belk.

From Your Missionaries Dear Friends of Haymount UMC, Fayetteville, NC Greetings from my family and friends in Ghana. I trust you and your families are doing great. We cannot forget joining in the worship service of Sunday, November 5, 2017 in Fayetteville. We look forward to another visit next year. You will recall I visited together with my daughter Selma. She is progressing steadily with her Medical studies here in Ghana.

My family is doing well. Selma's elder brother Toni was blessed to secure a visa for studies in Canada. He is studying for the Masters in Actuarial Science at the University of Windsor, Ontario, Canada. He left Ghana on September 5 and has settled down quite quickly. Selma is done with the pre-clinical studies at the Medical School here in Ghana. She appreciates your support that has contributed to ease her finances and to give her a peace of mind to pursue her studies. I have attached her recent report to this newsletter for your attention. She looks forward to hearing from you.

My ministry in Ghana has been highly favored by the Lord. Together with farmers of two beneficiary communities, we organized an 18-week long farmer field school that trained about 100 farmers in organic agriculture. There were challenges along the way attributed mainly to lack of rainfall in the major rainy season of April to September. We have not been spared from the effects of climate change. We have therefore been emphasizing on practices that mitigate against climate change. This has been the subject of my current newsletter.

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PERIODICALS

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WHAT’S HAPPENING (USPS 578-080), successor to THE HAY-MOUNT HAPPENINGS, is published monthly by Haymount United Methodist Church. Periodical postage paid at Fayetteville, North Carolina.

Postmaster please send address changes to WHAT’S HAPPENING, 1700 Ft Bragg Rd, Fayetteville, NC 28303.

From Your Missionaries Continued I have also attached photos of positive outcomes from the Farmer Field School especially depicting the good results from use of organic pesticides and fertilizers on the crops which compared very favorably with crops that received conventional treatment of chemical pesticides.

I look forward to getting a feedback from you.

A blessed World Communion Sunday to you all as we observe the Eucharist together.

Blessings, Your Missionary, Mozart

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