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The Plumbline

The Newsletter of the Wilmore Free Methodist Church SeptemberOctober 2010





Events

Calendar Trustworthy Sayings Pastor Daryl



“ Here is a trustworthy saying that make life easier, but will certainly make

deserves full acceptance.‖ This is how life better.‖

the NIV translates Paul’s words in chapter Of course, Paul’s saying here is the

SEPTEMBER one, verse fifteen of the first letter to gospel in a nutshell and is, therefore, the

Timothy, his young friend and protégé. king of all ―trustworthy sayings.‖ But are

9/1 CLC begins

Youth Kickoff Paul then goes on to quote the ―saying‖ to there others? Are there ―trustworthy

9/3 12:00 p.m. which he refers, which is, ―Christ Jesus sayings‖ out there that, while less

Senior adult picnic came into the world to profound, still make life

at Centennial Park

save sinners.‖ b e t t e r a s t h e y’ r e

9/5 7:00 p.m.

Wow. Does a more

“To have a friend, embraced?

Ice Cream Social

―trustworthy saying‖ be a friend.” I can think of four that

9/6 Labor Day!

The church office exist? The truth of this “You get out apply to us as we begin a

is closed phrase is the single most new school year of

what you put in.”

9/12 Grandparents‟ important thing a person m i n i s t r y, w o r s h i p ,

Day!

9:40 a.m.

can grasp: that we “Love can make fellowship and service

Membership Class humans are sinners…we an enemy a friend.” together. (Actually, I can

begins have a problem, and there think of a lot more than

Music rehearsals is a solution to our “Honesty is always four, but our editor tells

begin problem in the person of the best policy.” me that my space is

7:15 p.m. Jesus Christ. limited.)

Seminary ministry

kick-off This phrase ―…trustworthy saying that How about this trustworthy saying: ―If

9/13 Asbury University deserves full acceptance…‖ caught my you want to have a friend, you first need

fall revival begins attention years ago. Paul is saying here, to be a friend.‖ How true this is. There’s

9/14 6:45-8:30 p.m. ―Timothy, if you will catch this truth and no way around it: friendship takes

Women‟s fall Bible

study begins

take it to heart, it will make your life personal initiative.

9/15 Music rehearsals

fuller and more complete. This is one of Some people think that the corporate

begin those truths that may not necessarily church (as well as other groups with

9/16 7:0010:00 p.m. (Continued on page 10)

Ladies‟ Night Out

9/18 10:00 a.m. In this issue...

Men's breakfast

(Asbury University) Getting to Know You: The Elliott Family and The Faul Family 2

Invited Speaker: Gear Up for Grandparents Who Pray 3

Robert Coleman Library News 4

9/19 6:00 p.m. Foundation, Faith, Future...Continues 5

Music Group Music Ministry: Take ―Note‖ 6

ECCO Save Your Box Tops… 7

Communion Youth Page 89

9/22 “See You at the Moving Team Ministry Info. 10

Pole!” Personal Finance 13

Be a Scout! 14

(Continued on page 9)

Campfires for a Cause 15

Wilmore Free Methodist Church SeptemberOctober 2010





Wilmore

Free

Methodist

by Shirley McMillan Church



1200 Lexington Rd.

Wilmore, KY 40390

Phone 859-858-3521

Fax 859-858-8047

www.wfmc.net

info@wfmc.net

PASTORAL STAFF

Dr. Daryl Diddle

Senior Pastor



Skip and Darlene Elliott Brian and Cheryl Faul Rev. Reed Wilbanks

Elodie, Valentino, Cesario Janie and Marlee Pastor of

Congregational Life





W hen Skip and Darlene Elliott

moved back to Wilmore on Labor

Day weekend 2009, they asked friends

B rian and Cheryl Faul and their

daughters, Janie and Marlee, have

been attending WFMC for about six

Rev. Dwight Winter

Assistant Pastor



about churches in town, visited WFMC years. Brian says the church’s solid PROGRAM STAFF

Mrs. Rose Evans

that first Sunday and have been regulars doctrine and excellent programs were big

Asst. Minister of Music

ever since. drawing points. The Fauls moved to

Skip and Darlene met at Asbury Central Kentucky almost twenty years Mrs. Patti Fiskeaux

College in 1966 and were married in her ago and live in Nicholasville. Staff Assistant

home church in Grove City, PA, in 1970. Cheryl directed the children’s Ms. Jennie Lovell

Darlene taught elementary school for 40 Wednesday night Christian Life Club for Nursery Coordinator

years, mostly fifth grade, in five states. seven years and now helps Pastor Andrea Mr. Bob Moody

Sixteen of those years were in Fayette in the youth ministry, working with Facilities Care

County. middle schoolers. When you see her

Mrs. Cheryl Schell

Skip (Dr. Mark) Elliott taught around the church you may not know Minister of Children

European and Russian history at Asbury whether it’s Cheryl or her identical twin

College (12 years) and at Wheaton sister, Karen Jamison, smiling at you. Dr. Mark Schell

Minister of Music

College (13 years), where he headed the Brian grew up in Saginaw, MI, with a

Institute for East-West Christian Studies. ―not very disciplined‖ Christian Ms. Andrea Tinsley

He has also taught at Samford upbringing. He began his serious Minister of Youth

University’s Beeson Divinity School in Christian walk in his mid-twenties, APPOINTED STAFF

Birmingham and at Southern Wesleyan helped along by Cheryl. ―I was ready and Mr. James Demaray

University in South Carolina. He edits the hungry for the truth, and plump for Minister of

East-West Church & Ministry Report and picking,‖ he says. Cheryl grew up in a Pastoral Counseling

is a founding board member of the good, solid Lutheran family in Knoxville, Rev. Brian Nowitzki

Russian-American Institute, a Christian TN. When Brian’s employment took him e-Pastor

liberal arts college in Moscow. to Knoxville, he worked with Cheryl’s

Rev. Craig Saunders

The Elliotts have a daughter, Heather, brother, who introduced them on an

Pastor of Outreach

adopted from Vietnam, and three sons— ―almost blind‖ double date. Brian and

Roberto, Pablo and Fernando—adopted Cheryl were married in 1993 at Cheryl’s Rev. Chris Wittenberg

from Colombia. They also have one home church. Pastor of Rest Homes

granddaughter and three grandsons. Their

(Continued on page 15) (Continued on page 15)



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SeptemberOctober 2010 Wilmore Free Methodist Church





Gear Up for “Grandparents Who Pray” This Fall!

Who? requests are shared. Participants may also

You, if you’re a grandparent! Would bring pictures of their grandchildren to

you like to pray regularly with other pass around.

Wilmore Free grandparents for your grandchildren? If It is our goal to pray for each

Methodist Church so, this may be the group for you. grandchild. Therefore, after general

Vision Statement sharing, the group is divided into smaller

What?

groups so that grandchildren can be

Worshipping truly, ―Grandparents Who Pray‖ has been

Obeying fully, prayed for by name. We try to dismiss

meeting regularly now

Serving joyfully, around 8:30 p.m.

for seven years, and

Watching expectantly, because of When?

Being Christ’s sustained interest This year, you may choose to meet,

presence in the world.

and growth has from October to May, on the first Monday

Wilmore Free now divided into of the month OR on the third Thursday of

Methodist Church two groups so that the month.

Mission more grandparents The first dates for this year are:

Statement can participate.  Monday, October 4, 2010

Each meeting begins wi t h  Thursday, October 21, 2010

The mission of the a potluck meal at 6:00 p.m. Everyone

WFMC is to glorify brings a dish to share. This provides great Where?

God as His holy people fellowship and wonderful food. At the home of Jay and Margaret

in worship, in Dargan, 301 Corbitt Dr. in Wilmore. If

Then around 7:00 p.m., a short

discipling, and in you have further questions, call Margaret

devotional is given and praises and prayer

serving one another at 858-3183.

and winning,

nurturing, and

preparing the

unconverted in order

W E NEED YOU! You may have noticed people

monitoring activity in the parking lots lately,

and that would be our new Parking Teams. To ensure

to fulfill the great the safety of both pedestrians and drivers, Wilmore

commission.

Free Methodist Church now has 3-person teams

Free Methodist working before and after every service; but we need

Church of North more people. We tend to take safety for granted when

America Mission going to church, but accidents can happen anywhere. That is why the Parking

Statement Teams are so important. Please prayerfully consider helping out. The more

volunteers, the less work for everyone. To volunteer or learn more, please call

The mission of the John Crow at 327-5809. If you ever find yourself in a situation where you

Free Methodist Church could use some help in the church parking lots, look for a Parking Team

is to make known to all member, and don’t be afraid to ask. That is what we’re there for.

people everywhere

God’s call to

wholeness through

forgiveness and

Future Plumbline Attention, Artists!!!

holiness in Jesus

Christ, and to invite Deadlines Are you interested in publishing your

into membership and art in the Plumbline? Contact Jennie

to equip for ministry

Nov–Dec 2010 October 18

Lovell at jlovell@wfmc.net to submit

all who respond in JanFeb 2011 December 13 samples and be considered for a future

faith. issue of The Plumbline.



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Wilmore Free Methodist Church SeptemberOctober 2010









Library News SEPTEMBER

New Books for the Library  Song of the Silent Harp BIRTHDAYS





L ibrary books may be checked out for  Beyond the Gathering Storm 9/1 Gilbert Roller

THREE weeks.  Drums of Change Susie Boileau

Caleb Coulliette

For Preschoolers Megan Nowitzki

New DVDs in the Library Jodi Boyd

 When Was God Born?

 Nighty Night, Noah

 If You Give a Girl a

D VDs, videos, CDs, and cassettes

may be checked out for ONLY

ONE week. Please follow this guideline

9/2



9/3

RoseMary

Nowitzki

Luci Long

Bible Arda Wilday

so others can check them out, too. 9/4 Lyn Searls

 If You Give a Boy a  3-2-1 Penguins: The Amazing Lucille Gilmore

Bible Carnival of Complaining 9/5 Brian Nowitzki

 The Tallest of the  Junior's Giants 9/8 Nicholas Riffell

Smalls 9/9 Lynn Cooper

1: Angers

Liam Hamilton

For Beginning Readers Everywhere Dan Smith

(I Can Read Series)  The Fourth King Paul Tippey

 Jesus Feeds the People  Reggie's Prayer 9/10 Hannah Schell

Ian Tippey

 Little David's Brave Day  Misty Timberly Kidwell

 Frank and Beans and S'more 9/11 Loyd Cook

Trouble Book Reviews Ginny Proctor

 Queen Esther Helps God's People Luke Tippey



 Little David Sings for the King Frank and Beans and the Scary 9/12 Joyce Thomas

Campout by Kathy-Jo Wargin David Doty

Stephen Anstett

For Grades 15: This book is about a boy named Frank Carol

 The Treasure Tree and a dog named Beans. One Blankenship

 Christy Miller Series—Volume #2 day they decide to have a 9/13 Hope Owsley

Wyndham

 The Red Wall Series—Books 16 campout in their backyard Cannon

 The Cooper Kids Adventures by themselves. When it’s 9/14 Barry May

(Books 16) dark, Frank and Beans Judy Metcalf

hear some scary noises. Michael Dickie

For Adults Then all of a sudden Jason Sherry

 The Power of a Praying Woman by Beans runs out of the tent and 9/15 Hunter Swaim

Dorré Mitchell

Stormie Omartian Frank is all alone. Read this book and Devon Roxberry

 Living With a Purpose in a Worn you will find out what the scary noises Jennifer

Out Body were and that you can never really be Reynolds

 Talking With God in Old Age alone. This book is great for starter 9/17 Timothy Bowen

Derrick Simpson

 The Yada Yada Prayer Group Gets readers. Dave

Caught Aubrianna Skaggs, age 10 Blankenship

 The Yada Yada 9/18 Tamra Nowitzki

Prayer Group Gets 9/19 Christine

Renew Items Promptly Maynard

Rolling If you need to renew any items, please Kara Ostroske

 The Yada Yada check with the librarian, Bonnie Betsy Behm

Prayer Group Gets Amy Hogue

Koteskey, at 858-3436. It is important to

Decked Out return the materials when they are due so

others can check them out. (Continued on page 5)





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Foundation, Faith, Future...Continues

Birthdays

(Continued from page 4)



Ben Riffell

I t hardly seems possible that it’s been

two years since the official launch of

our Foundation-Faith-Future capital

Psalms, ―Unless the Lord builds the

house, they labor in vain who build it.‖

I am reminded that David and

Judy Metcalf campaign to raise approximately $3.5 Solomon spent years planning and

9/20 Ted Hall million to expand our facilities. What the accumulating resources to build the

Millie Hall

Lord has enabled us to do since we started temple. And it was God’s timing that

9/21 Jeneane Denger

Patti McPeake is truly remarkable. At this writing, the determined when construction began.

Jonathan Gomez total amount accumulated Their responsibility then, and our

9/22 Gary Bailey toward the goal is responsibility now, is to be

Sam Gilmore approaching $1 million. faithful, generous, wise,

9/23 Ethan Bickert As we have said so many attentive, and prayerful.

Gene Lintemuth

9/25 Sarah Kusche

times and in so many You are doing a great job

9/26 Laura Busch

ways, your generosity with all the above.

Vic Hamilton and faithfulness are a Your finance team and

9/27 Sarah Spencer testimony to God’s church Board of

Kendra Tippey generosity and Administration should

Edward Print

faithfulness. be commended for their

9/28 Nancy Fellows

Isaac Lane It’s real easy, especially caution with respect to

Cameron Ury in our culture (and particularly in putting the church in debt. They are

9/29 Marilyn Swaim Wilmore today, as we see several large acting wisely. Few churches, or

Fred Gillis construction projects underway) to businesses, or households for that matter,

9/30 Ralph Yoder become impatient with the process of enjoy the peace and flexibility that come

Amanda

Reifsnyder preparing well to build. And yet we must from operating debt free. We can

Mattie Albertson not become impatient. The ―steady continue to do so if we choose.

plodding‖ spoken of in the scriptures is Thank you for your many sacrifices,

OCTOBER serving us well. As is stated in the your prayers and your encouragement.

10/1 Hannah Weigle

David Wilkerson

Katie Winter

Brady Swaim



Join us for our annual

10/2 Jesse Jones

10/3 Marna Wiggam

Duane Mathias

Denise Adams

Gordon

Thompson

Harvest Festival

10/5 Ed Kusche

Luke Hsieh

October 27

10/7 Josiah Crow

Jen Hundley 7:00 p.m.

10/8 Harold Burgess

Sue Wiggam

Forrest Jamison

(Continued on page 6) CLCers Parents

Dress up in fun costumes Children will meet in their class-

(nothing scary or evil) and come rooms at 7:00 p.m. and then will be

Happy play games with us! taken to the games.



Birthday!

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Wilmore Free Methodist Church SeptemberOctober 2010







Music Ministry: Take “Note”

Sanctuary Choir Birthdays

Music Ministry Opportunities (Continued from page 5)

(Post high school and above)

(Fall 2010)



I

Director, Rose Evans

f you enjoy making music and having Begins Sunday, September 12th

10/9 Isaac Maynard

genuine fellowship with other 4:45–5:45 p.m.

10/12 Timothy Thomas

believers, then perhaps a music ensemble 10/13 Lisa Kellogg

at WFMC is just the opportunity for you! Youth and Adult Lynne Fuller

Samuel Maynard

In September our music ensembles will Instrumental Ensembles

10/14 Dave Grant

being to rehearse weekly. Groups range Allegro Handbell Choir (Grades 6–12)

10/15 Ruth Cook

from pre-kindergarten to adult, from hand Director, Rose Evans Andrea Tinsley

chimes to adult choir. Do not miss this Begins Sunday, September 12th Gregory

3:45–4:30 p.m. Weinberger

opportunity to develop your musical gifts Beginning/intermediate level Michael Halcomb

and grow spiritually. Below is some Sign up on youth bulletin board 10/16 Craig Saunders

general information regarding available 10/17 Anna

ensembles. Please contact any of these Tintinnabulation Handbell Choir Blankenship

directors with questions or concerns. (Grades 6–12) Stuart Thompson

Director, Amanda Bailey 10/18 Ruth Weinberger

Children‟s Vocal and Instrumental Begins Sunday, September 12th Jerry Diddle

Ensembles 3:30–4:30 p.m. 10/19 Ruth VanGilder

Young Musicians (Age 4 by October 1st) Advanced level Matt Eckhardt

Director, Cheryl Schell Sign up on youth bulletin board 10/20 Anna Dickie

Begins Wednesday, September 15th 10/21 Gracie Proctor

6:15–6:45 p.m. Blessings Handbell Choir Mark Wiggam

Sign up on children’s choir bulletin board (Post high school and above) 10/22 Michael Hamley

Limit of 10 children; a parent must attend Director, Katie Diddle Mark Landerholm

Begins Tuesday, September 14th Tracey Tillson

Friendship Company (Grades K–1st) Ashley Cook

7:30–8:30 p.m.

Director, Jenny Madill 10/24 Keith Madison

All levels Aaron Sweigard

Begins Wednesday, September 15th

Jennie Lovell

6:15–6:45 p.m. Do you play a musical instrument or Diane Muñoz

Sign up on children’s choir bulletin board enjoy singing? If so, we would love to Bev Underwood

Heaven’s Harmony (Grades 2–5) have you minister with us by joining one 10/26 Laura Branan

Director, Cheryl Schell of our music teams for morning worship, Jessie Thompson

Begins Sunday, September 12th playing your instrument for an offertory, 10/27 Dean Weigle

Tyler Thompson

5:00–5:55 p.m. or using your gifts to sing a solo for Shannon Long

Sign up on children’s choir bulletin board music ministry! For more information 10/29 Margaret Dargan

regarding ensembles, as well as Sunday

Chimes of Joy (Grades 2–5) 10/31 Jim Savage

Director, Pam Hiatt morning and evening music ministries, Nathan Long

Begins Sunday, September 12th ensembles, and instrumental

opportunities, please see the Music NOVEMBER

3:45–4:50 p.m.

Sign-up on children’s choir bulletin board Ministry brochure at the Welcome Center 11/1 Dick Barker

or contact Mark Schell or Rose Evans. Hayden Bryson

Youth and Adult Vocal Ensembles

We want to hear from you! 11/2 Evelyn Madill

Youth Choir (Grades 6–12) 11/3 Phoebe Boileau

Director, Mark Schell

Begins Sunday, September 12th “Shout for joy to the Lord, all 11/5 Patti Fiskeaux

Virginia Brubaker

4:45–5:45 p.m. the earth, burst into jubilant 11/6 Mike

Sign up on youth bulletin board song with music…” Montgomery

—Psalm 98:4 (Continued on page 7)





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Save Your Box Tops and Labels

Birthdays

(Continued from page 6) P lease save your Box

Tops for Education

and Campbell Soup Point

Church Library. On the

right side, you will see

two containers on the

11/7 Benjamin Diddle Labels with the little faces shelf in which to put your

Karen Koehn

Anne Wilbanks

on them for Oakdale Box Tops and Campbell

Lee Taylor Christian Academy. Oakdale Soup Labels.

11/8 Amy Cooper teaches 7th through 12th For the Campbell Soup

Will Cooper grades and is located about Label, you need to cut out

Sam Powdrill

100 miles east in the the Little Guy with the

11/9 Annette

Wittenberg mountains near Jackson, KY. Graduate’s Hat and the

11/10 Chris Muller It takes ―at risk‖ teens and Proof of Purchase Code.

11/11 Christina ―gives them hope and a These will help Oakdale

Sutherland future.‖ Oakdale’s dedicated Christian Academy to get

11/13 Earle Bowen staff works sacrificially to needed supplies.

Aurora Wang provide a quality education and Thank you for saving these

11/15 Carrie Hamley

Biblical role models to these labels and bringing them into

11/16 Penny McDaniel

teens. With God’s help, many the library. Last year about

11/17 Jerry Faber

l ives have been t ransform ed. $1,900 was raised for Oakdale through

11/18 John Crow

Josie Anna Approximately 80% of these teens go on this method. Please encourage others to

Disponette to college. help as we continue to support this

11/19 Rita Schreiner You can help! Save your Box Tops important ministry through saving labels!

Sebastian and Campbell Soup Point Labels. Take Thank you for helping Oakdale

Hersey

them to the Wilmore Free Methodist Christian Academy!

11/21 Erin McLaughlin

Ruby Branan



11/22

Dale Kierstead

Robbie Joy

Bonus Box Tops at Checkout

11/24 Byron Skaggs By Margaret Dargan

Laura Ury

11/26



11/27

Christine Smith

Steve Hersey

Rachel

M y daughter recently bought several

products on a promotion and when

she checked out of Kroger, she had a code

Oakdale Christian Academy—41339. On

the next screen, choose Oakdale Christian

Academy in the list of schools for that zip

Weinberger

on her receipt that was worth 25 Box code area. Oakdale will get 5 Box Tops

11/28 Chadwick

Spencer Tops. After talking to her, I realized this credited just because you register.

Rochelle Sherry was another opportunity for us to benefit Bookmark this page. Then, when you

Danny Hood Oakdale Christian Academy. receive your certificate in-store, sign in

Charles

Kierstead There is a list of bonus box top offers on RewardYour School.com and enter the

11/29 Lenore Sweigard listed at RewardYourSchool.com. You promotion code from your store receipt in

11/30 David Martin can also register the school of your choice the field at the bottom of the page.

Kelly Winter to receive credit from the purchases you Oakdale will automatically be credited for

Mark Evans make at major stores, like Kroger. To the Box Tops that were on the receipt.

Joe Crouse

register, go to

RewardYourSchool.com

and enter your name,

address, etc. However,

instead of putting your zip

code after your address,

put in the zip code for



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Wilmore Free Methodist Church SeptemberOctober 2010









Youth Summer Fun

W hat I did on summer vacation…VBS, Middle School Lock-In, Ichthus

Music Festival, NSC Teen Camp at Eagle Ridge, Bible Quiz Nationals

at Greenville College, IYC in San Diego, Lexington Legend‟s Baseball, King‟s

Island, and…Charlie Brown was right, “It was a short summer.”









July 1217, 2010 July 2122, 2010

San Diego, California

Pictured (LR):

Front Row (LR): Rachel Wittenberg, Luke Hiatt, Patrick Tillson, Jake Porter

Melyssa Wittenberg, Annie Yoder, Sarah

Bradley; Back Row (LR): Andrea

Tinsley, Aaron Sweigard, Dwight Winter,

Chloie Goforth



Free Methodist Bible Quiz Nationals, Greenville, Illinois









Pictured (LR): Krista Stackhouse, Meg Hull, David Madill, Adam Schell, Tyler

Thompson, Coach Bryan Blankenship, Sarah Blankenship, Andrew Wittenberg,

Caleb Blankenship, Sam Cooper, and Hannah Schell



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SonQuest Rainforest:

Events Calendar

(Continued from page 1) VBS 2010

OCTOBER June 711

10/1 12:00 p.m. Briana

Senior adult Kidwell with

luncheon a child in the

10/1–2 nursery.

“Mustering the

Men” at Eagle

Ridge Retreat

Center

10/3 7:00 p.m.

All-church

hayride Above: Jonathan Skaggs

10/4 Public school fall singing with a Tenacious

break Tree Frog

10/46

Wesley Heritage Right: Jonathan Kellogg

Conference (AU) and Nicole Anderson

10/5 No music resting during recreation

rehearsal

10/6 No CLC

10/78

Call Conference

(AU)

Ichthus Garage

10/9 Oil Change

Ministry Pictured (LR):

10/10 Missions Sunday Ashley Hylbert, Patrick

10/13 Missions Prayer Tillson, Jordan Kellogg,

Meeting Luke Hiatt, Adam

10/16 Ladies‟ Mug „n Schell

Muffin

8:00 a.m.

Men‟s breakfast

(CMC)

Missions

speaker: Thane

Ury

10/17 Missions Sunday

6:00 p.m.

Missions dinner

10/22 Asbury University

fall break

10/26 Women‟s Fall

Bible study ends

10/27 CLC harvest

festival

Pictured Right:

Max Boilleau, Seth

(Continued on page 13)

Padgett, Adam Schell,

Sarah Blankenship



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Wilmore Free Methodist Church SeptemberOctober 2010



Trustworthy Sayings If you want a friend, first be a friend.

(Continued from page 1) Show interest in others. Take some

initiative. Be to others what you’re

social components) is responsible for looking for, and you’ll have more friends

providing them with friends. They tend to than you’ll know what to do with. SEPTEMBER

ANNIVERSARIES

think that friendship means they show up Related to the first, here’s another

and others flock to them. Then, when trustworthy saying that deserves full 9/1 Allen & Grace

others don’t flock, they determine that acceptance: ―What you get out of Holmes

Wes & June

place or people to be ―unfriendly.‖ something is directly proportional to what Eisemann

Personally, I hear this a time or two a you put into it.‖ Thane & Laura

year, from people who have already Man! (and woman!) Is that true! It’s Ury

9/2 Robert & Kay

decided to leave our church (after they’ve true of everything in life: friendships, Bickert

left many others for the same reason. marriage, parenting, school, leisure, 9/3 Andrew & Krystal

Hmmm…is there a pattern here?) sports, exercise, even worship. Wyant

How self-centered this kind of Did you really sleep through worship 9/8 David & Betty

thinking is. Can you imagine Jesus because it was boring, or because you Tullar

thinking like this? only got five hours of sleep the night 9/15 Ken & Ginny

Proctor

The church is not a dating service. The before? Was the sermon really that bad,

9/17 Vic & Shirley

church tries to provide opportunities for or were you not concentrating because Hamilton

people to have fellowship you were thinking about Lee & Maxine

and friendship. We even the football game on TV Koss

have a host of events just for later? 9/21 Rick & Christine

Maynard

new people as they look for Our relationship with

9/25 Daryl & Annette

friends here. It is not the Christ is the same as any Diddle

church’s purpose, however, other friendship in this 9/29 Wayne & Alice

to organize friendships. To way: what we receive from Rogers

borrow another trustworthy the experience is

saying: the corporate church “You can lead a [person] proportional to the effort OCTOBER

to water, but you can’t ANNIVERSARIES

can (and should) lead people make him drink.” we invest in it. We all

to water…it can even know that, but it’s easier to 10/3 Dwight & Kelly

Winter

provide the water, but it can’t make blame the Sunday School teacher or the

10/5 Dennis & Denise

people drink. Making people drink… preacher or the music or whatever…but Adams

setting people up in friendships is…well, it’s not honest. Pat & Tracey

cultish. It’s true, sometimes the preacher or Tillson

Friendship takes personal initiative— teacher is having an ―off‖ day. I’ve had 10/7 Dale & Myrna

Hale

lots of it. That’s just the way life is. If plenty of them on Sunday mornings. In

10/14 Lyle & Marilyn

you’re having trouble making friends, spite of that, if we’ll come to the Lord VanHorn

maybe the problem is that you’re so eager to give to Him and to hear from Rick & Jodi Boyd

focused on having a friend to meet your Him…if we’ll come prepared to worship, 10/16 Todd & Krista

needs that you’ve not really been a friend awake, attentive and prayerful, He’ll Padgett

to anyone else. speak to us every time. 10/18 Gary & Rachel

Weinberger

Hey, don’t wait for people to say What we get out of anything is 10/20 John & Joy

―hello‖ to you, or to call you, or to invite proportional to what we put into it. Ireland

you to this or that. Call them. Speak to Another trustworthy saying, this one 10/24 Jerry and Debby

them. Invite them. And, by the way, when from Martin Luther King Jr.: ―Love is the Marchál

they accept, don’t spend your whole time only force capable of transforming an 10/28 Gordon &

Dorothy

together talking about yourself. The best enemy into friend.‖ Thompson

way to make friends is to ask lots of

questions…about the other person. (Continued on page 11) (Continued on page 11)





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SeptemberOctober 2010 Wilmore Free Methodist Church





Wilmore Free Methodist Moving Team Ministry



Anniversaries

W hat we do: The Moving Team

assists families and individuals

from the Wilmore Free Methodist Church

where health issues and other

emergencies prevent the family or

individual from dealing with these details.

(Continued from page 10)

moving into or out of our area. Why we do it: This service is

NOVEMBER Usually, this help consists of helping one way that we show Christ’s

ANNIVERSARIES load or unload boxes, furniture, love to our church family and

11/7 Bill & Beverly appliances, and household friends.

Underwood goods. Thanks to all who have helped

11/10 Eric & Kelly What we don‟t do: the with the moving ministry this

Zabilka

moving team does not assist with summer. We have had quite a few

11/26 Jon & Amanda

Reifsnyder

packing or unpacking boxes, opportunities for helping folks, and your

11/27 Paul & Lisa

making arrangements for rental assistance is greatly appreciated.

Kellogg trucks, utility hookups, etc. When team To the entire WFMC family: if you

11/29 Glen & Donna members arrive to load, boxes are already would be willing to be contacted when

Flanigan packed and items are ready to be removed moving ministry opportunities arise,

from the home. Exceptions (with prior please contact Glen Flanigan at

arrangements) may be made in cases glen.flanigan@asbury.edu or 338-8043.



Trustworthy Sayings happen, appreciation grows between

(Continued from page 10) people and enemies become friends.

Most often, in relationships, it’s pride

The theological truth in this is self- that keeps people apart. Love sets pride

evident, of course—our redemption in aside. Love trusts God enough to set fear

Christ is the ultimate example. We are aside—fear of what might happen if we

called ―friends of God‖ today because of choose to love.

the love of Jesus poured out for us. Choosing to love really is the only

A more earthly example of loving our answer to relationships in crisis, to age-

enemies might be to do something nice old personality conflicts, to factions in

for someone who’s offended you. Give a families and communities. If we’ll make

gift to someone you don’t get along with. the choice to love, God has the power to

Compliment someone put our choice into

you’re at odds with. If There’s no better motion.

you’ll do so honestly and policy than... Now, I realize that some

not patronizingly, the of these things might be

truth is, you’ll not be hard for some of us to

enemies for long. Like the hear…they might hit a

Apostle Paul said, ―Don’t little too close to home.

be overcome by evil, but The truth is, they’ve

overcome evil with good.‖ been challenging for me to write, because

That’s not just a pie in the sky wish— I see in myself places that I need to

that’s a do-able thing, a possibility that follow these trustworthy sayings more

we hold in our heads. This works, you carefully, the Lord being my helper.

see, because when we love in the face of But please, don’t shoot the messenger.

hatred, the power of God is appropriated. I’m only trying to follow the fourth

It’s not left up to us to love, but the love trustworthy saying, which is, ―Honesty is

of God is set free to flow through us, and always the best policy.‖

pretty soon, real communication begins to

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Wilmore Free Methodist Church SeptemberOctober 2010





Common Threads Prayer Shawl Ministry

“That their hearts might be comforted Need a pattern? Check the red

being knit together in love...” notebook located in the church library

—Colossians 2:2a and choose from the pattern

collection.



Y ou are invited to join the prayer 10/10

2. Donate some skeins of yarn. Most of Missions Sunday

shawl ministry! We are a group of our patterns take 3 skeins (6 oz. or

ladies who enjoy meeting each week for about 185 yds of yarn per skein). 10/13

about 10 weeks, making a variety Look for sales! Or check your closet. 7:00 p.m.

of shawls for those men,

3. Join our group. We meet on Thursday Missions Prayer

women, and children

mornings in the fellowship room (off Meeting

who are experiencing

challenges in their lives. of the kitchen in the church) at 10:00–

11:30. We are beginning new shawls 10/16

If you would like to Ladies‟ Mug „n

participate in this ministry, on September 16.

Muffin

we would welcome you! 4. You do not know how to knit or

Here are some ways crochet? We will teach you. Missions Men‟s

you can become We can also teach you how breakfast

involved: to use the loom.

1. Knit or crochet a shawl 10/17

and give it to the Prayer Shawl Join us on Thursday, September 16, 6:00 p.m.

Ministry. and become part of the blessings of this Missions dinner

ministry!





For Seminary Students:

“Challenges in Ministry”

Join us in the sanctuary overflow area during

the Sunday School hour on September 26,

October 3, and October 10 for this three-part series.

SPECIAL DATES

FOR MUSIC IN

2010-2011

11/28 Hanging of the

Greens

12/12 Musical



“A Sacred Marriage” Seminar Celebration of

Christmas

12/19 Christmas



W hat if God designed marriage to make us holy more than to make us

happy? Your marriage is more than a sacred covenant with another

person. It is a spiritual discipline designed to help you know God better, trust

Caroling

2/28 Arts Night

3/6 Children‟s

Musical

Him more fully and love Him more dearly. Mike & Christine Smith will offer

5/2 Spring Ring VIII

―A Sacred Marriage‖ 10-week seminar by Gary Thomas during prayer meeting Handbell and

on Wednesday nights, starting September 15. To sign up, or for more Chimes Concert

information, please call Mike or Christine at 858-0306. 5/8 Singing

Celebration







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SeptemberOctober 2010 Wilmore Free Methodist Church







Per$onal Finance

by Don Butterworth, Financial Peace University (FPU)

Events Calendar Coordinator

(Continued from page 9)

market growth has been flat. However,

The Miracle of Compounded Interest

10/29-10/31

Youth Fall

Retreat at Eagle

Ridge

I n the FPU Lesson ―Super Savers,‖ over its lifetime, stock market growth has

Dave Ramsey tells this amazing story. averaged around 11%. And there are

Ben and Arthur are both savers, but Ben mutual funds that have done well even

realized he should start saving when he during the last 10 years.

Of course there is one way to get a

was only 19. So he began to put $2,000

per year into a good mutual fund that guaranteed return rate of 17 percent. Pay

averaged 12% annual growth. Eight years off those credit card balances! That’s

later, when he was 26, Ben had invested right. Seventeen percent is the current

only $16,000 and it had already grown to average credit card rate. Every time you

$27,550. Then he stopped putting money make a payment without paying off the

balance, the miracle of compounded

into that fund, but it

interest works against

continued to grow at an

average rate of 12% for “If you want to retire with you and in favor of the

institution that loaned

the next 38 years when

Ben turned 65. dignity and leave an you their money.

inheritance for your If you want to retire

On the other hand,

Arthur didn’t realize children, get out of debt with dignity and leave

an inheritance for your

that he should start and start saving.” children, get out of debt

saving until he was 27.

and start saving. The

That was when he began

putting away $2,000 a year into the best time to plant a tree is 50 years ago.

mutual fund that averaged 12% annual The second best time is today. The same

growth. Only Arthur put $2,000 a year in is true about saving. So:

Step 1. Start by creating a baby

for the full 38 years, a total investment of

emergency fund of $1,000. Put it in a

$76,000.

How much money do you think Ben savings account and only use it for

and Arthur had at age 65? You guessed it, emergencies.

Step 2. Pay off all your debts, except

Arthur never caught up with Ben. Arthur

for the house.

retired with $1,532,166 while Ben retired

Step 3. Create a fully-funded

with $2,288,996! This is the miracle of

emergency fund of 3 to 6 months living

compounded interest at work.

But you say, ―you can’t find a mutual expenses.

Step 4. Put 15% of your income into

fund that averages 12% annual growth.‖

It’s true that over the last 10 years, stock quality mutual funds.



Prime Timers: Fall Kickoff Picnic

W e will begin our new season with a picnic at Centennial Park, here in

Wilmore, on Friday, September 3, at 12:00 p.m. The highlight of

the lunch will be Cecil Zweifel’s barbecue!! Yea!! There will be board

games available, cornhole, croquet, and other outside games. Come,

bring your lawn chair, and join us for good fellowship, lunch, and

fun!



13

Wilmore Free Methodist Church SeptemberOctober 2010







Be a Scout!!

B oy Scouts and Cub Scouts meet at 7:00 p.m., on Monday nights at WFMC. Boys

in elementary and middle schools are welcome to join Scouts so they can

―Be Prepared‖ through building character, values, citizenship,

leadership and outdoor skills. For more information, visit:

 Cub Scouts (ages 710) at

http://pack707wilmore.ScoutLander.com

 Boy Scouts (ages 1117) at

http://troop707.ScoutLander.com

Parents can submit a contact form on the website, bring their

son(s) to the church at 7:00 p.m., on a Monday night in September (except Labor Day),

or call Mike Smith at 858-0306 for more information about joining.









Thank You!

T he women who attended the Beth

Moore ―Living Proof Live‖

conference in Lexington on August 13 &

These men picked up 17 ladies from

our church parking lot and delivered us

safely to Rupp Arena in Lexington. We

14 would like to extend our deep-felt were able to be dropped off right at the

gratitude and thanks to the men who gave door. Then the vans were there to bring us

of their time to drive the church vans and back to the church when it was over. It

navigate the traffic mess on our behalf. was wonderful to not have to worry about

They were Ralph Kester, Warren Brude, driving and the problem of finding a place

Barry May, Fred Gillis, Curt Allen, Ray to park.

Fellows, and Jeremy Wheelock. Thank you again, men. You were truly

a blessing.









—WANTED—

Hosts for High School and Middle School Afterglows

Afterglows begin around 7:15 p.m. following the Sunday evening service and conclude at

8:30 p.m. The sign-up sheet for Afterglows is on the Youth Bulletin Board. If you have any

questions, please contact Pastor Andrea.







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SeptemberOctober 2010 Wilmore Free Methodist Church







Campfires for a Cause:

Will You Keep the Fire Going?



C ampfires are a vehicle to fellowship

and stories. Read Matthew 15: 29–

39 and try to imagine the number of

―Campfires‖ on a, hopefully, crisp

evening will ―Cause‖ us to remember

winter is coming. Please bring winterwear

campfires necessary to provide for the items (gloves, hats, scarves, wool socks,

4,000 people Jesus would feed. Imagine jackets, etc.) for distribution to the

the fellowship and stories around the Salvation Army [for women], The Hope

campfires that night! Imagine Center [for men], All God’s

Jesus wandering around and Children [young mothers

squatting at the fires with and infants], and the

them. Wilmore-High Bridge

Campfires for a Cause Community Center. Last

is a blending of the year, we collected 12

primal, cultural and natural boxes!

activity of a campfire with the relatively NOTE: Bibles will be

modern baby shower—for ministry collected every month.

purposes. People who attend the To host a fire, for ministry ideas/

campfires bring items needed by the causes, or questions, please contact Ralph

featured ministry. Yoder at yoderhomestead@gmail.com or

On October 3, at the all-church 553-1903 or John Crow at

hayride, the warmth of several jdowningcrow@hotmail.com.



The Elliott Family The Faul Family

(Continued from page 2) (Continued from page 2)





current household includes daughter-in- Brian, a chef, studied at the Culinary

law, Elodie, and her children, Valentino Institute of America in New York, and is

and Cesario. employed by Lexmark in Lexington,

With their lifelong love and concern for where he does everything from cafeteria

orphan children, a highlight of their food to fancy events.

marriage has been six years taking teams Cheryl has a master’s degree in

of young people and adults to conduct Speech Pathology from Eastern

summer camps for orphans in Russia. Tennessee State University and works at

Both Skip and Darlene grew up in the VA center in Wilmore. She also

Christian homes with parents who loved home schools Janie (10th grade) and

the Lord. Both committed their lives to Marlee (8th grade).

Christ as young people. Keeping Christ at The Faul family’s leisure activities are

the center of their lives and marriage has mostly soccer-related. They all love both

brought fulfillment and no regrets. watching and playing the game. Jamie

The Elliotts serve on the WFMC and Marlee play on club teams and play

―Belonging‖ team, helped with Vacation in the Bluegrass home school network.

Bible School, and participate in the Brian says their hopes and dreams for

Wrestling With Truth Adult Bible the future are ―pretty basic and simple: to

Fellowship. continue to grow and be strong in faith

and to improve our walk with the Lord.‖



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Wilmore Free Methodist Church

1200 Lexington Road NON PROFIT ORG

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The Plumbline is a publication of

the Wilmore Free Methodist

Church.

The Plumbline

The Newsletter of the Wilmore Free Methodist Church





COMMUNICATIONS

TEAM LEADER “A teacher affects

Don Butterworth

EDITOR

eternity; he can

Jennie Lovell never tell where his

EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS

Dianne Brooks

influence stops.”

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