From the Pews
October Birthdays and Anniversaries
 05 – Al May 07- Jeffrey Creighton 09 – Steve Siekmann 11 – Melissa Gilroy 13 – Sheryl Ziolkowski, Bonnie Skare 14 – Phoenixx Walters 20 – Crystal Creighton 21 – Linda Rupert (50th) 26 – Chris Barnosky  05 - Sheryl & Dennis Ziolkowski 11 - Ted & Carol Janicki 17 - Chris & Tracy Barnosky |
Celebration of September Birthdays
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Scoopers back at the Fairways
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Welcome Ed and Nancy!
 Ed and Nancy Wierbowski have been part of our church family for a number of years. Now it's official! We welcome you as new members of the Bowmansville United Methodist Church.  |
September Birthdays and Anniversaries
 02 – Kathy Schell 04 – Aaron Stenzel 06 – Grace Creighton 10 – Ken May, Mike King 16 – Bill King 17 – Milly Whittaker 18 – Wilma Taylor, Darlene Stoos 22 – Carl Lathrop, Sharon Wilde 25 – Austin Stenzel  20 – Ed & Nancy Wierbowski |
Check out the new face of our church.....look up!
 If you don't enter the church through the front door, you may not have noticed the improvements. No more peeling paint or a steeple in severe need of repair. We finally have a new and improved steeple to beautify our church. The steeple has been refurbished and new cedar-look siding and trim installed. We hope the steeple and trim are now maintenance free for many years. Thanks to Ken May for his persistence and on-site supervision of the project. |
Estonia Missionaries (click on "View this email in your browser" to read the news from Kulli and Doug)
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Carnival Kids Steel Orchestra
 Interested in attending some lively concerts this summer? The Lancaster Carnival Kids Steel Orchestra (CKSO) under the direction of our own Ken Kowalski has a full line up of performances this summer that are bound to fit somewhere in your busy schedules. The Summer 2018 Schedule is available at the church, or visit their website at CKSOSteel.org |
Summer Project
 Construction paper Board games Chlorox wipes Calculators: TXI, TXI 30 A Full size tissue box colored pencils Colored and black markers 1 inch binders Children's dictionary Loose-leaf "college" ruled paper, 3 hole Red Bird Mission, Inc. and Red Bird Clinic, Inc. have been providing ministries in the distressed region of the Appalachian Mountains since 1921. Chronic poverty, lack of jobs, poor housing, and rugged mountainous terrain provide obstacles to a fuller life for the residents of this area. Red Bird Mission and Clinic strives to meet these needs through ministry in five areas: Education, Health and Wellness, Community Outreach, Economic Opportunity, and Community Housing Improvement. Support for these ministries come from churches and individuals across the nation, including The United Methodist Church. The Mission reports there has been a decline in the support received, and they are currently facing a financial crisis that is making it difficult to continue all the areas of ministries provided. |
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