From the Pews
February Birthdays and Anniversaries
 05 – Jane MacPeek 11 – Todd Skare 14 – Lindsey Siekmann 16 – Jean Meyers 23 – Ashley Block 28 – Todd & Bonnie Skare - Happy Anniversary! |
Church Rummage Sale
 BAG SALE: 12pm – 1pm Admission into the sale $1.00 donation BAG SALE: $2.00 per bag (fill to capacity) It’s that time of year again! Time to bring all your rummage to church for our annual spring sale.
You may drop your items off to the church at
any time. Please leave your treasures on
the table in the garage (the side door is
open). If you need help getting your items to
church, please contact Darlene Stoos 542-
9916.
Below is a list of the items we accept. Items
should be clean and in good to excellent
condition. Bigger items will be sold outside
in the garage. • Household items
• Picture frames
• Purses / luggage
• Books
• Kids toys and games
• Glassware
• Knick knacks
• Bedding and blankets (clean and free of pet hair and smelling like smoke)
• Holiday décor This sale will not be successful without the help of our volunteers. Whether you can spread the word
about the sale, drop off your rummage, help to set up, be there on the day of the sale, or help to clean
up, we appreciate any and all you can do. |
January Birthdays and Anniversaries
01 – Steve & Kristen Siekmann - Happy Anniversary! 17 – John Ordong 24 – Bob Shaw 25 – Audrey Moore 26 – Greg Stoos 28 – Jean Schnorr  |
Parsonage Demolition Update
As of December 15th… the electric has been
disconnected. Demolition of the building is expected the second or third week in January. Following the demolition, we will begin to
discuss the plans for a gazebo to be built on
church property for the congregation to enjoy.
In addition to this project, the two maple trees
in front of the church will be taken down. This
is a pro-active decision to prevent the rotted trees from potentially falling onto the
church during a wind or heavy snow storm.  |
How are you going to start off 2020?
What about creating a
thankful jar or gratitude journal? Starting January 1st
write down good things that happen to you, things that
you are thankful for.
- Surprise gifts
- Accomplished goals
- The beauty of nature
- Laugh out Loud (LOL) moments
- Memories worth saving
- Daily blessings. Then on December 31, 2020 open the jar, or go back to page 1 of your
journal and read about all the AMAZING things that happened to you
throughout the year. Remember, even on our toughest days, there is
ALWAYS something we can be grateful for.  |
Christmas Collection for the Trinity Food Pantry
It has become a tradition in our church to collect items for the
Trinity Food Pantry throughout the Advent season. Below is a list
of suggestions of what you can bring in. Monetary donations may
also be made during our communion offering in December. First Sunday in Advent: PAPER PRODUCTS (paper towels,
paper plates, tin foil, toilet paper, Kleenex) Second Sunday in Advent: NON-PERISHABLE FOOD ITEMS
(canned goods, pasta and sauce, soup, peanut butter & jelly,
condiments, cereal) Third Sunday in Advent: HYGIENE PRODUCTS (tooth brush,
tooth paste, soap, feminine products) Fourth Sunday in Advent: BABY ITEMS (baby food, diapers,
wipes)  |
Communion Offerings for 2020
The worship team has chosen the following
recipients to be blessed with your generosity
throughout 2020. January / February: our Quilting Ministry March/ April: Tri Community Food Pantry May / June: WNY Freedom Lounge July/ August: Depew Threads September / October: Dog Tags NY November / December: Trinity Food Pantry Watch for information concerning each of these groups in the Messenger. |
December Birthdays
 04 – Destiny Beaver 06 – Jeannette French 23 – Tom Stenzel 24 – Carol Reeb 25 – JESUS CHRIST! 29 – Ann Niles |
Welcome Pastor Kevin
BUMC officially welcomed Pastor Kevin on 11/3/19. Kevin's family was present for the church service. Afterwards, a delicious breakfast was served in the upstairs hall.....breakfast casserole, fresh fruit, juices, coffee, and of course.....many coffee cakes and other sweets. Thanks to everyone for giving Kevin a warm welcome.  |
Altar Flowers
 Thank you to Darlene Stoos for bringing some of the beautiful flowers from Cliff Sugg’s Garden into the church and onto our altar every week for the past couple months. We will be using artificial flower arrangements through the winter season. If you would like to share a fresh bouquet for the altar to celebrate a special occasion, or to remember a friend or loved one, please feel free to bring them in! |
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