THE CONNECTION

Jefferson United
Methodist Church
Located at
115 E. Main St.
Jefferson, NC 28640

February 2015

BEATING THE WINTER BLUES

OUR SUNDAY
WORSHIP
SCHEDULE
NO 9:00 A.M.
Service
9:30 A.M.
Sunday School
10:30 A.M.
Traditional Service

Pastor
Karen Miller
ON THE INSIDE
Our People
Memorials
News /Notes
In Celebration
Responsibilities
Calendar

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When I first moved here, another pastor

warned me, Watch out! People here feel
very depressed in winter because of the
cold, gray days. He mentioned seasonal
affective disorder (SAD), a form of depression triggered by more limited exposure to
daylight.
I thought, Everyone feels sad or has the
blues from time to time. Mood swings are
normal reactions to lifes struggles, or disappointments. It cant be that bad. But he
is right. Winters here can make us feel
down in the dumps, or can cause a full
blown depression that makes us feel lifeless, empty, and apathetic. Depression can
interfere with the ability to work, study, eat,
sleep, and have fun. The feelings of helplessness, hopelessness, and worthlessness
can be intense and unrelenting. You might
feel anger, loss of energy, reckless, have
trouble concentrating, or have unexplained
aches and pains.

wish
call or visit people to say goodbye
or get affairs in order.
Several people in our congregation have
had losses of various kinds, and there are
special times which bring unexplainable
sadness and even tears or depression.
The best approach to healing generally involves a combination of a strong support
system, prayer, lifestyle changes, and building emotional skills. In some cases, medication or professional help may be needed.

Isolation fuels depression, so it is important to reach out to others, even when

we want to be alone or dont want to be a
burden to others. Most people will be happy that you chose to confide in them. Let
family and friends know how they can support you. Some other things that might
help are eating healthy, managing stress,
challenging negative thoughts, and learning
Another thing I discovered on moving here how to recognize and express your emois the high rate of suicide.
tions.
The deep despair and
hopelessness that goes
We dont have to tough it
along with depression can
out alone if we are a part
make suicide feel like the
of the Christian community.
only way to escape the
And we dont have to be
pain. This is not just beashamed if dont feel joyful
cause of long, cold, dark
all the time. It helps to
days. Suicidal people feel
have others who understand, who will pray for us
hopeless or trapped
and hold us up through our
have a preoccupation
struggles.
with death or dying
may act recklessly, as
Pastor Karen Miller
if they have a death

REMEMBER IN
PRAYER

Members
Lena Bingham
Kitty Parmalee
Bill Henson

Military
Ryan Avera
Casey Caudill
Anatoly Ray
Riley Watson
John Wooten
Jacob Hamilton
Friends
Wendell Halsey
Mary & Mark Wyatt
T.C. Hensinger
Darlene Poe
Tracy Grove
Jerry Carpenter
Kiersten Sharpe
Family of Lindsey Bennett
Barb Wagoner
Jerry Absher
Stan Hardison
Colvard Family
Nancy Lewis
Family of Gilbert Bare
Family of Wanda
Wimberly
Our Staff
Karen Miller
Ashley Church
Maranda Thompson
Christina Wagoner
Zach Fulbright
Michael Bell
Clay Camp
Tiffany Fulbright
Brenda Jones
Jacky Brown

OUR PEOPLE: MEETING

ACTIVE ADULTS
The Active Adults will not meet again until
April.

CHURCH CHICKS
The Church Chicks will not meet again until
April.

UNITED METHODIST WOMEN

The United Methodist Womens next meeting
will be held on Monday, April 20th at 12:00
pm.

UNITED METHODIST MEN

The United Methodist Men will not meet in
February.

If you would like to receive The Connection by email, please contact Ashley at
jeffersonumc@skybest.com or call the church office at 336.846.9512.

ANNUAL KEEP THE HEAT ON LUNCHEON

The Keep The Heat On Luncheon will
be on Wednesday, February 11th in the
Fellowship Hall from 11:002:-00. The
snow date is Friday, February 13th. The
meal includes potato or vegetable beef
soup, cornbread, dessert, and a drink for
$6.00.

Musical entertainment will be

provided. For take outs call
the church office, (336) 8469512. Proceeds support Blue
Ridge Opportunity Commission to provide assistance to those needing
help with oil and electric bills in the winter.

ADOPT A STUDENT
Research shows that 70% of young adults
who were raised in the church leave after
high school. At this same time, many enter
college where they face peer pressure, loneliness, academic stress and new temptations.
As United Methodists, we pledged our prayers and our support to help our young people as they grow.

ally send them a card, a box of homemade

goodies, or anything you'd like. You could
check with their parents to ask how they
were doing and send something at a particularly hard time for them (for example, after
a romantic breakup or before finals). You
could keep up with them individually in a
way that is difficult for us as a church to
respond to the entire group. The commitFor a long time, we have had a program
where our college students receive a card or ment would be small for you but the payoff
in the lives of our students would be imsmall gift from the church several times
throughout the year. It is my hope that we mense. We want them to feel completely
can do more. We currently have 14 college supported by their home church. If you
students. Let's embrace them with our love would be willing to "adopt" one of our stuand support during this new phase of their dents for the remainder of this academic
lives. I am looking for families or individu- year or would like more information, please
als to "adopt" a college student for the rest give me a call at 336-982-9402. Thank
of this academic year. You would occasion- you.
Lisa Camp
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NEWS AND NOTES

TOTAL GIVING AS OF 1/18/15
Year-to-date Giving : $13,440.00

GIFTS MADE IN HONOR OF:

Pastor Karen Miller by Kevin and Beth Kurtz
Robert and Trilby Wall by Silda Wall Spitzer

2014 Giving Total:

Building Fund Giving: $440,067.00
2014 Building Fund Giving:: $84,364.78
Capital Campaign Balance Through December 31, 2014
$446,182.30

GIFTS MADE IN HONOR OF:

Departed UMW members by Jefferson United Methodist Women
RENOVATION IN PROGRESS
Our United Methodist Mens group is renovating the
mens restroom on the upper floor. Please use the
mens restroom across from the pastors study.

SUNDAY WORSHIP AT 10:30 A.M.

We took a church-wide survey in November
to determine what time most people would
prefer to worship this winter. The majority
said that of the options offered, they would
prefer to have one worship service at 10:30,
with Sunday school at 9:30. We intend to

resume having two worship services after

Easter, at 9:00 and 11:00. Thank you to those
who participated in the survey for carefully
considering the impact of this change on our
church.

INCLEMENT WEATHER CLOSINGS

Church meetings will be cancelled if the entire school
day is cancelled or if school is released early. If there is
a delay and not a cancellation, the event will most likely
be held. Please call the church to confirm. In the case
of inclement weather on a Sunday, we hope to put out

a phone tree message early enough that everyone is notified of cancellations. We will also put a message on
the church phone to announce closings. We have contracted to have the parking lots scraped if we have
events at the church following inclement weather.

Please send celebratory messages which reflect our members talents and contributions to our church and our
community to Ashley at jeffersonumc@skybest.com or drop your items in the office mailbox.

GREAT EXPECTATIONS!
Maranda and Brian Thompson and their
sons Caleb and Grant expect to add a new
little one to their family in mid-summer.
Maranda is our Director of Children,
Youth and Families.

Ashley and Alex Church and their son

Sawyer expect to be joined by a baby later
in the summer. Ashley is our Administrative Assistant.

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THE STORIES BEHIND THE WINDOWS

The Stories Behind the Windows are biographical sketches of the men and women in whose
memory windows have been placed in our
church. The lives of these dedicated Christians
cover many years from the early 1800s until
the 1970s. Each story tells of devotion to and
love for this church, and those of us who feel the
same love can be thankful for their lives. They
helped make our church what it is today.
WALTER HAYWOOD WORTH
Walter Haywood Worth was born June 13, 1874
at Bridle Creek, Grayson County, Virginia. He
was the son of Thomas Clarkson Worth, of
Creston, NC and Ruth Cox Worth, of Bridle
Creek, Virginia. Walter was reared in Creston
and educated at Abingdon Academy and Warrenton Military Institute in Virginia.

growth were a passion with himthings to believe in and do something about.

Walter Worth and Maude Allen were married on
December 19, 1907. Maude Allen was the
daughter of Judge and Mrs. V.C. Allen of Dayton, Tennessee. Seven children were born and
reared in their Childrens Home in Jefferson.
Never were there more privileged childrennot
in material wealth, but love, fairness, consideration and a chance to do and be your best.

On December 16, 1941, Walter Worth died. He

had come home from the recently opened Ashe
Memorial Hospital, but had never recovered
from the stroke he had in November after teaching a class of young people at the church. Many
people remember his wonderful sense of humor.
No doubt it helped him through many difficult
He had two sisters, Jennie and Clyde, and one
times. His love for people, be they family,
brother, Joe. Their father died when Walter was friends or stranger, made him a very warm man.
He had a lovely tenor voice and rocked just a bit
14. In 1903, after working in Elkin for A.G.
Click, Walter opened the first bank in the county, as he sang the church hymns. He had a helpmate who always offered him support. No matthe Bank of Ashe. Jennie and Joe also came to
Jefferson to work in the bank. Walter was Clerk ter how many he brought home for a meal or a
of Superior Court for two terms and president of night, she was ready or soon would be. She
the first Fair Association in the county. He was worked magic on meals and was a caring, loving
mayor of Jefferson for two terms and chairman mother to her seven children.. Walters chin
could quiver and his eyes fill up. He could also
of the Board of Trustees and District School
Committee of Jefferson School.
spin one of the best yarns in the county and
Walters family and his church were his greatest brighten a whole room. He showed that men do
and should cry. He also showed that women
delight. As a district lay leader and an active
would have need for all the education they can
churchman, he attended many annual conferences. In 1939, he was a delegate to the Uniting afford. He also taught many other things by exConference and then to the first General Confer- ample.
ence and the first Southeastern Jurisdiction Con-Emily Worth Smith
ference of the Methodist Church. For twenty
We are featuring one person from the winyears, he was closely identified with the founding
dows each month. We would like to thank
and operation of the Jefferson School as a
Jennie Clyde Hightower for documenting
church institution. Many young people in Ashe
the church window history.
County had an opportunity to go to college because Walter encouraged them and loaned them Two of the windows were restored in 2014. We
appreciate the donors who made this possible.
money. One of his associates said of him,
Good governments, temperance, and religious

SANCTUARY STAINED GLASS WINDOW RESTORATION

We have received gifts or
pledges of $36,286.51
through 1/20/15 to assist
with the repair and restoration
of the stained glass windows

in the sanctuary. Thank you

to the donors.

church. You can always make

a gift in honor or memory of
someone. Please indicate that
If you would like to make a
your gift is for Stained Glass
gift of any size, you may write
Restoration. Thank you!
a check or give cash to the
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JEFFERSON UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH

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February 2015

Matt Dixon
Stanton Moore
Carter Kurtz
Kitty Parmalee
Mary Gordon Tugman
Judy Mullis
Ann Snyder
Gwyn Campbell
Tuck McClure
Alan Baker
David Van Hoy
Katie Thore
Ly Sov
Bette Schwirtz
Leah Fulbright
Samuel Henson

SERVICE
FLOWERS
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Jessica Roland
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Ben & Grier Hurley
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Dana Colvard
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Marilyn Wooten
ACOLYTE
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Savannah Vannoy
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Jayden Jones
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Clara Corley
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Becka Wonsick
CHILDRENS TIME
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Jessica Roland
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Marilyn Wooten
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Beth Harrington
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Sarah Sanders
NURSERY
Tiffany Fulbright is our paid nursery attendant every Sunday. We need four people who are 20 or older to assist in
caring for our youngest children once a month during Sunday school or worship. If you are interested in serving,
please contact Maranda Thompson at 276-768-0281 or
jumcyouth@skybest.com.

ANNIVERSARIES
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LITURGIST
Richard Bare
11:00 USHERS
Ben & Grier Hurley
Youth
Kids For Christ
TRANSPORTATION
Jim Wooten and volunteers

**PLEASE CONTACT THE CHURCH OFFICE

IF YOU HAVE ANY CHANGES OR ADDITIONS.**

CHILDREN, YOUTH, & FAMILIES NEWS

YOUTH GROUP
Our youth meets every Wednesday night 6:30-7:30
in the Morphew house. Lately we have had 10-12
youth.
CHILDRENS CHOIR & BELLS
Childrens Choir will resume on Wednesdays, 6:006:30 in the Johnston Classroom. For more information, contact Mindy Wonsick at
wonz35@hotmail.com.

BLOWING ROCK YOUTH RETREAT

Our youth retreat to Blowing Rock is coming up on
February 6-8. Summit is an annual youth conference (grades 6-12) hosted by the Western NC
Conference of the United Methodist Church. This
years theme is Upside Down. The weekend offers special music guest Kyle Sigmon and guest
speaker Diron Chloe. Diron is the pastor of Metropolitan United Methodist Church in Greensboro.
Many thanks to everyone who has supported us to
make this journey possible!

Jefferson Youth Ringers will meet on Wednesdays,

5:45-6:30. Joyful Ringers will meet 6:30-7:00. ConKIDS FOR CHRIST
tact Kalen Fulbright at fulbright@skybest.com for
There will be no Kids for Christ meeting in February.
more information.
The next meeting will be March 8.

Sharing the Love of Jesus

Our youth made the decision to sponsor a 15 year old from Ecuador
named Karen Estefania Mazzini Diaz. Karen lives with her mom and three
other siblings. Karens responsibilities in the home include washing clothes,
making beds and helping in the kitchen. In her free time, she enjoys playing basketball, soccer and singing. Her favorite class is Bible class and she
looks forward to Vacation Bible School each year. Please remember Karen in your prayers. The love and support our church can give her will
help her grow and develop in all the ways necessary.
This sponsorship is done through Compassion International. Compassion
has partnered with Karens local Christ-centered church to help carry out
a holistic child development program designed specifically for Karen. The
pastor, staff and volunteers are able to provide a safe haven for her and
the other children attending the center. With the monetary help we provide, the centers are able to offer a safe, nurturing haven for Karen and
others. They are surrounded by loving Christian adults who give them the
freedom to learn, grow, play and dream of a future free from poverty.

Karen Estefania Mazzini Diaz

Born 14, 1999

In addition to the monthly amount of $38, our youth committed to write letters and pray for Karen. We
chose to sponsor Karen because no matter the distance or circumstance, there is no better way to
change a life, than giving opportunity and sharing the love of Jesus. Just making the decision to help
Karen has already changed my life.
Maranda Thompson

UNITED METHODIST MEN FUNDRAISER

The United Methodist Men are selling
peanuts, $5 and cheese straws, $4 to raise
money for local missions. They are working with Ashe County Council on Aging
to complete service projects such building
wheelchair ramps, home repairs, etc. as
well as meeting needs within our own
church. Contact Paul Horan 336-982-2682 or Gaylord Snyder 336982-8861 to purchase these items or for more information.

FOOD PANTRY TIN CAN OFFERING

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8
Our children will pass the tin cans to collect money for Jefferson's Food Pantry during the worship
service on Sunday, February 8. Please bring
your coins and cash!

DUKE ENDOWMENT GRANT APPLICATION IN

PROCESS FOR THE FOOD PANTRY
Our church has applied for a grant of $60,000 over three years to
assist with the purchase of food for the food pantry. Our goal is to
make it possible to serve clients once a month instead of once every
other month. Karen Miller and Karen Cooper met with a representative from the Duke Endowment in December, and the grant
will be processed this month. The money for the first year will be
available in early summer if the grant is approved. Please join us in
praying for this grant to be approved so that we can expand the
church's ability to provide food for Ashe County residents.
Photo Caption

You Could
In partnership with Ashe Ministerial Association and Ashe Baptist
Association, Mission HeartStart
has invited our church to be one
of the first to receive a free Automatic External Defribrillator and
store it at our church. We have at
least 30 people willing to learn to
use of the AED, chest compression and other emergency
measures. Trainees must be at
least 16 years of age, but there is

no maximum age. Participants do

not have to be in our church, but
they do need to register so enough
materials will be available.
We appreciate all of those who
have signed up to be trained to use
the AED device. Training will be
on Saturday, March 7, 9:00-12:00
in our fellowship hall. Please
sign up on the sheet in the narthex
if you are willing to be trained.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT
SUPPER
Wednesday Nights are Fellowship
Nights at Jefferson UMC. A delicious
meal is served from 5:15 to 6:15 for
anyone who wishes to come. The meal
is $5 per person or a maximum of $20
per family. The meal is prepared by
Jacky Brown with consideration for
children, youth and adults. There are
musical rehearsals for our children and
adult choirs and youth group following
the meal, but families and individuals
who are not participating in music are
welcome to come.
PLEASE NOTE: If weather cancels school or requires an early release, the Wednesday meal and all
programming will also be cancelled.

NOTES FROM THE

WORSHIP COMMITTEE
Thanks to everyone who has signed up
to serve as ushers and provide flowers
for the altar for the coming year! We
still need others to volunteer, so please
consider serving as an usher or a liturgist in 2015. Call the church office
(846-9512) to add your name to service
in these important ministries.
If you are placing flowers on the altar,
please remember to keep the arrangements low enough to allow the cross to
remain visible and the focus of our attention.
We look forward to helping Pastor Karen provide meaningful worship experiences for our congregation in the
coming year.

9:30 AM Sunday School

For All Ages

February

10:30 AM
Worship Service
Service

When we discover Gods love and become more and more rooted in His love,
it will change everything.
SUN
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MON
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Holy
Communion

TUE
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9:00 to 12:00
Food Pantry

11:.30 AM
Confirmation
Class

WED
4

THU
5

9:00 AM Womens Bible

11:00 AM
Study
5:15 PM Dinner/Choirs/Bells Partners in
Prayer
6:30 PM Youth Group
7:30 PM NA Meeting

FRI

SAT

Blowing Rock
Youth Retreat

Blowing
Rock Youth
Retreat
7:30 PM
NA Meeting

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Blowing Rock
Youth Retreat

9:00 to 12:00
Food Pantry
BROC Soup
Day Set Up

11:00 AM
Partners in
Prayer

BROC Soup
7:30 PM
Day Snow Date NA Meeting

Tin Can
Offering for
Food Pantry

9:00 AM Womens Bible Study

11:00AM 2:00PM BROC
Soup Day
5:15 PM Dinner/Choirs/Bells
5:15 PM Christian Edu. Council
6:30 PM Youth Group
7:30 PM NA Meeting

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11:00 AM
Partners in
Prayer

6:00
Finance Cmte

9:00 AM Womens Bible Study

5:15 PM Dinner/Choirs/Bells
6:00 PM Ash Wednesday Service
6:30 PM Youth Group
7:30 PM NA Meeting

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9:00 AM Womens Bible Study

5:15 PM Dinner/Choirs/Bells/
IVC
6:30 PM Youth Group
7:30 PM NA Meeting

11:00 AM
Partners in
Prayer

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4:00PM
Worship Cmte
Johnston Class
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11:.30 AM
Confirmation
Class
11:.45AM
Church
Council
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6:30
9:00 to 12:00
Staff Parish Food Pantry

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11:.30 AM
Confirmation
Class

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9:00 to 12:00
Food Pantry
6:00
Trustees

Wednesday Night Schedule

5:45
6:00
6:30
6:30
6:30
7:30

Jefferson Youth Ringers

Childrens Choir
Joyful Ringers
Youth Group
Adult Choir
Adult Handbells

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7:30 PM
NA Meeting

6:00
7:00PM
Food Pantry

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7:30 PM
NA Meeting

Church Office Schedule

8:00 to 3:00 Monday through Thursday

The office is closed on Fridays!

ELK SHOALS CAMP TRANSITION

THE WONDER YEARS

There was a news report in The Mountain Times about

Camp Elk Shoals recently, and the Board of Directors
has sent the following clarification.

The Wonder Years is a new adult

Sunday School class that is focusing on all ages of parenting. We
enjoy lively discussions on what
From the Board of Directors, Camp Elk Shoals, Inc.
works and what doesn't with our
January 5, 2015
children from birth through adultFor many years, Camp Elk Shoals has provided a place hood. We're working on a conof faith-directed recreation for persons of all ages, races, temporary 6 week series called
and faiths. However, in the last several years, the Camp "You'll Get Through This" by
has been financially unable to provide for all of its exMax Lucado. It's a CD and book
penses, including necessary maintenance of our facilidiscussion series on working
ties. We have been thankful for the many supporters
through life's challenges with our families. The class will
who have shared time at Camp Elk Shoals and provided be led by Beth Harrington
funds for the new additions.
Challenges can come in all shapes and sizes such as
Since July, 2012, the Western North Carolina Conferhelping a grieving family cope with the loss of a child
ence and Camp Board have been working together to
due to illness, guiding parents that you may work with
find a way to make the camp viable and self-sustaining.
in finding resources, adjusting to young adults moving
Even with much thought and consulting assistance, we
out of the home and towards independence, helping
have not been able to find our way to maintain the opour aging parents, or figuring out scheduling of sports
erations of the Camp without great external support.
and meal times. We talk about anything! You don't need
Therefore, the Board has made the difficult decision to
to read the book because the CD covers everything.
sell the camp property to the Western North Carolina
Conference of the United Methodist Church.
Coffee, tea or hot chocolate is available in the classroom. We look forward to having anyone join us at
At this time, we are still in negotiations regarding this
transaction that require confidentiality. We will provide 9:30 on Sunday mornings. It's a great place to hang
out in while your kids are in Sunday School!
you with further information as it is available.

Save the
Date
and save your stuff for
March 28th JUMBLE.
A JUMBLE is like a yard sale
but all proceeds go to the
stained glass window
refurbishment.

February Book Corner

February is love month!
Read about ways to strengthen
your love in The 5 Love Languages, by Gary Chapman.
Learn more about how to be an
assertive Christian in Speaking the Truth in Love, by Ruth Koch
and Kenneth C. Haugh.
Love Letters from Cell 92 is the correspondence between Dietrich Bonhoeffer and his fianc, Maria von Wedemeyer. We
know about Bonhoeffer the theologian but catch a glimpse of
the man in these love letters during his imprisonment by the Nazis during World War II.

JIGSAW PUZZLE
EXCHANGE
Cecile Worrell has a collection of jigsaws puzzles that she is willing to share or trade with
others. Please contact Alice Thompson at
336-877-0700 if you have puzzles you would
like to share with Cecile or if you would like to
borrow one of Ceciles puzzles.

LOCAL TWELVE STEP

PROGRAMS

On the lighter side, enjoy reading Love Inspired fictional novels as well as the 5th book in the Mitford series. In A New
Song, Blowing Rock author Jan Karon and her husband move.
Find out where they go and read about their adventures!

Narcotics Anonymous meets Wednesdays

and Saturdays 7:30PM in the classroom next
to our Sanctuary. Park in the lot behind Bare
Customs.

There are many more choices. Warm these cold winter days as
you snuggle up with a good book. Stop by the church library to
browse.

The Serenity Prayer

Marilyn Wooten

Walking by Faith Womens Bible Study

A womens Bible study will be offered on Wednesday mornings, 9-11, in the Morphew House. The study includes a weekly video entitled Walking by Faith, discussion and a workbook for students to purchase. The facilitator is Loyce Horan.
The study will begin February 4th.
About the Walking by Faith
Jennifer Rothschild knows not everyone sees 20/20. Although
Jennifer is physically blind, God has taught her to see that living a life based on faith rather than sight requires us to look at
our situations through a lens that filters out what is seen and,
instead, focuses on what is unseen -- those things that are eternal.
Walking by Faith: Lessons Learned in the Dark contrasts the
evidences of walking by faith and walking by sight and encourages participants to take risks, give God control, persevere
through hardship, receive God's gifts, be guided by the Truth
rather than feelings, and seek God.

God grant me the serenity

to accept the things
I cannot change;
the courage to change
the things I can;
and the wisdom
to know the difference.
Reinhold Niebuhr

Alcoholics Anonymous meets daily at West

Jefferson United Methodist Church. Please
call 336-246-5292 for times.

Welcome!

USA

Jefferson United Methodist

Church
P.O. Box 236
115 East Main Street
Jefferson, NC 28640

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OPEN HEARTS, OPEN MINDS, OPEN DOORS

Be My
VALENTINE?
Valentines are people you love. Please let these senior adults from our church know how much we love
them this Valentines Day!
Ashe Services for the Aging
Irene Morphew 182 Chattyrob Lane West Jefferson, NC 28694
Rena McPhatter182 Chattyrob Lane SC8 West Jefferson, NC 28694
Forest Ridge
Ruby Lum PO Box 475 Jefferson, NC 28640
Margate
Polly Kennedy 540 Waugh St. Room #107 Jefferson, NC 28640
Others
Gene and Lena Bingham 393 Bingham Lane Laurel Springs, NC 28644
Clairene Cockerham PO Box 36 Jefferson, NC 28640
Ben Harrison PO Box 802 Jefferson, NC 28640
Jerry and Dorothy Jeremiah 380 Bucks Lane Warrensville, NC 28693
Maxine Miller 240 Miller Street Jefferson, NC 28640
Sarah Neal PO Box 1441 Jefferson, NC 28640
Cecile Worrell 410 Martin Street Jefferson, NC 28640