THE BEACON

When Was the Last Time Someone Asked You For Money?
So when was the last time someone asked you for money? This morning on TV? Yesterday at
the office? Mondays mail?
Let me tell you why Baughman UMC is worthy of your giving
First and foremost God changes lives through Baughman UMC. For example: A young cou-
ple recently returned to Baughman Church after a year away. They had moved to New Jer-
sey. But they came back to New Cumberland in part because they loved Baughman so much.
God was changing our lives at Baughman so we came back!
The second reason to give to Baughman UMC is because we have a heaven sent mission To
make disciples of Jesus Christ We are more than some social club or fraternal organiza-
tion. We are a Church whose mission is to lift people to God, and that is worthy of your in-
vestment.
A third reason to give to Baughman UMC is because money given to Baughman is well spent.
We have a growing congregation, a handsome facility, a skilled and caring staff, and a congre-
gation that is making a difference. If you (or someone you know) want help inviting Jesus into
your life, or if you want to grow spiritually, Baughman can help!
You may receive requests for money every day, but I assure you that your Church is worthy of
your giving.
God bless you. And thank you for all you do to grow Gods Kingdom!


In His Grip,

Win

JUNE 2014
BAUGHMAN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Reminder: Music Sunday, June 1st
One service at 10:00am
Come out to hear all of the beautiful music programs
of Baughman Church!
THE BEACON JUNE 2014
COMMUNITY DAY
We enjoyed a beautiful Saturday for our annual
New Cumberland Community Day!
Thank you to everyone who helped to make it such a great success!
COMMUNITY DAY
May 3, 2014
I love chocolate
fountains!
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The next planning meeting for this years Bible School takes place on
Monday, June 9th. Volunteers are needed for crafts, nursery, snacks,
Bible lesson, music, games, registration, decoration, photography, small
group leading and a leader for Preschool.
Please join this fun and exciting ministry!
The final planning meeting is July 14th.
Contact Tina Moyer at: tinam91899@comcast.net

Registration is now open!
Forms can be found on the table outside the
Sanctuary or on the third floor sign-in table.
Registration can also be done by emailing
bumc.vbs@verizon.net . Please include
the childs name, parents names, address, and indicate
whether or not your child has any allergies.
Join us for this fun week!

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THE BEACON
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
JULY 20TH 24TH
Armor of God VBS Planning Meetings
UNITED METHODIST WOMEN
The Food Banks and Delta
House
There is a great need for food for
the two food pantries (The Bridge in
New Cumberland and Ecumenical in
Harrisburg) that are supported by
Baughman Church. As you do your
weekly shopping, please keep our
needy neighbors in your thoughts.
We continue to collect diapers for
Delta House. Baskets for your con-
tributions are located in the adult
Sunday School area.
We are still collecting Box Top for
Education labels which are given to
Neighborhood Center.
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Bouquet of Tables
All women are invited to the Bouquet of Tables
on Saturday, June 7 at 10:00am. Come ear-
ly to view the beautifully decorated ta-
bles. It will be held in the Gym and babysit-
ting will be provided. A fruit cup, home-
made coffee cake and coffee/tea will be
served. Enjoy Peggy Kurtz Keller, a vocal-
ist, who will present a musical program for
us. She was the 2011 PA State Senior Idol.
Spring Luncheon
The sixth annual luncheon will be held
Thursday, June 26 at 12:00 noon at the
Susquehanna Club.
Entertainment is The Kings Strings.
Cost of the lunch is $14.00.
Call Loretta Cox (774-1367)
or Patty Kirk (774-2945) by
June 23rd for reservations.
Prayer Shawl will meet
on Wednesday, June
11th at 10:00am. This
will be the last meet-
ing until the Fall.
Mission Giving
Action was taken at a recent
Executive meeting to give $500.00
to the following organizations:
Bethesda Mission Womens Shelter,
Daystar, A Miracle 4 Sure, Neigh-
borhood Center, New Hope Minis-
try and Shalom House.
MOSES
There are only a few days left to register for the Sight and Sound Trip to see MOSES.
The van leaves the parking lot at 9:00am for the 11:00 show. Dinner is on your own
at the Country Table restaurant. The cost is $50.
JUNE 2nd IS THE DEADLINE!
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Go-Getters
For those who have signed up for the Rainbow Dinner Theatre
on June 12th:
We will leave the parking lot at 10:00am.
Dinner will be at 11:30am with a Showtime of 1:00pm.
Bring a Plate, Take a Plate
Tuesday, June 10th from 7 PM to 8:30 PM
in the Fellowship Hall.
--Laugh --Draw closer to God
--Fellowship with Women

Bring a plate of cookies/desserts. Take home a plate of cookies/desserts
R.S.V.P. Stephanie Green at kingstongreen@aol.com
You are Invited to...
Imagine savoring flavorful shortcake, rich ice cream, red,
juicy strawberries topped with a healthy dollop of whipped
cream, eaten under a balmy spring sky, (we hope), sur-
rounded by family and friends.
YES, FOLKS, IT IS STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL TIME !
The Missions Work area will be holding the Annual Straw-
berry Festival on the lawn on Friday evening, June 6,
2014, from 5:30 pm until we run out of food. In case of
rain it will be held in the gym.
For this to be a "berry" good event we need your help.
CLEANING: the strawberries will be cleaned on Thursday, June 5 at 9:00 A.M. in the kitchen.
Men, women and youth are welcome to help. Please bring your own paring knife.
SET UP: will be on Friday, June 6 at 4 pm. We need lots of strong men and women to set up
tables and chairs on the lawn. If you are not strong you can put on tablecloths.
SERVERS: We will take ANY body at ANY time from 5 pm until dark. We have to staff a lot of
lines so that patrons get served quickly, so please help. As an extra added bonus we'll even give
you time off to eat!
CLEAN UP: What comes out must go in so willing hands are appreciated after the event. Don't
rush home but stay and work off all those extra calories.
BAKED GOODS: Our baked goods table is always a success due to the wonderful goodies that
our Baughman Bakers create. Please bake something for us and have it to the church by 5 pm.
EAT: Please come and eat all the goodies we will have. Besides the Strawberry Shortcake we also
have hot dogs, hot sausage, Bar-B-Que and assorted beverages. You'll love it!
As you can see there is a lot to be done. We will try to ask each of you personally, but that is not
always possible. Don't feel slighted, please just come EVEN IF YOU DON'T GET A PHONE
CALL. You can also call Dotsy Baiza at 774-4510.
The proceeds this year go to New Hope Ministries and The Caring Place.


THE BERRIES ARE BECKONING!!
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Strawberry Festival!
June 6th
5:30pm
The After School Program sponsored by the new Cumberland Ministerium was launched in
March. The program takes place two nights a week, Monday and Wednesday, from 3:30-
5:30pm at St. Pauls Lutheran Church. Joel Giovannetti of New Hope Ministries is the pro-
gram manager. The program addresses students in grades 1 - 5 at Hillside Elementary
School. The program is designed to teach children good study habits as well as to keep them
from failing. The purpose of the ministry is to provide adult role models and relationships,
to encourage children to have good relationships with family, friends and the community at
large, to affirm each childs value and worth, to promote educational success and to
share Gods unconditional love and His relevance in their lives. The program in-
cludes snacks and wholesome recreation. Persons who wish to volunteer may con-
tact Joel at New Hope Ministries, jgiovannetti@nhm-pa.net / 766-7333, ext 3016.
(Even for next school year!)
JUNE 2014
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Learn To Do Evangelism!
Learn to reach family and friends with Christ.
No theory. No guessing.
Learn from women and men proven to be
effective in evangelism.
Friday August 22, 2014 (7:00pm 9pm)
Saturday August 23, 2014 (8:30am 1pm)
$10 for Baughman Church attenders includes: snacks (Fri.)(Registration/fellowship@6:30pm) and breakfast
(Sat.@7:30am), notebook and a book. ($20 for outside attendees) Deadline for registration is Saturday, August
16, 2014. Register ONLINE at tinyurl.com/evangelconf Make checks payable to Baughman UMC.
Biographies of Leadership:
Dan & Laurie Knapke The Christian Union Dan and Laurie have led Ivy League students (a tough audi-
ence) to Christ for years. Previously, Dan served in mission to Bulgaria, with Campus Crusade, and worked
as a manager at Hershey Foods before joining The Christian Union at Princeton University in 2005. Since
then Dan and Laurie have led literally hundreds of students to Christ.
Jesse & Kay Owens, Global Renewal International Jesse & Kay have been in ministry for 50 years as a pas-
tors, Church planters, and evangelists. Wherever Jesse and Kay go people come to Christ, lives change, and
churches are planted. They are a dynamic team with a proven track record of reaching new disciples. Jesse
and Kay founded Global Renewal, an international outreach ministry.
Hannah King, Evangelist - Hannah has led people to Christ for years. She currently lives in Dallas, TX
where she and her husband devote their lives to telling people about Jesus. Hannah is a graduate of the
Westminster Choir College and Redeemer Seminary.
Win & Stephanie Green, Pastors Win & Stephanie have planted two churches, served two campus minis-
tries, and grown several more congregations. But theyll tell you their most important evangelism projects
have involved their own family members.
Afer School Tutoring Update
Baughman Church! Mark your calendars.
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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1
MUSIC
SUNDAY
10:00am
2
MOSES
reservations
due!
7:00 Care
and Share
3
7:00am
Mens
Breakfast
4:30 Club
Impact
4
10:00-Inter.
Prayer
7:00 Final
Choir Re-
hearsal
8:00-Rasp.
Carpet
5
9:00am-Clean
strawberries
6:00-8:00-BCM
7:00-Finance
6
Strawberry
Festival
5:30

7
10:00am-
Bouquet
of Tables
6:15 Wor-
ship
8
PentEcost


12:15-
Education
9
7:00-VBS
Mtg.
7:00 Care
and Share
10
7:00am
Mens
Breakfast
7:00-Bring a
Plate...
4:30 Club
11
10:00-Inter.
Prayer
10:00 Pray-
er Shawl
8:00-Rasp.
Carpet
12
10:00am Go-
getters depart
6:30 Trustees

13 14

6:15 Wor-
ship
15

16
7:00 Care
and Share
7:15-Ad
Board*
*Note change
of date
17
7:00am
Mens
Breakfast
4:30 Club
Impact
18
10:00-
Inter. Pray-
er
8:00-Rasp.
Carpet

19
7:15pm Wor-
ship
8:00pm Movies
on the Green
(Old Towne)
20

21
10-12noon-
Clothing
Ministry
6:15 Wor-
ship
22 23
7:00 Care
and Share
24
7:00am
Mens
Breakfast
4:30 Club
Impact
25
10:00-
Inter.
Prayer
8:00-Rasp.
Carpet
26
12noon-UMW
Spring Luncheon
@ Susquehanna
Club
6:30-SPRC
27 28

6:15 Wor-
ship
29 30
7:00 Care
and Share

JUNE 2014
Dear Prayer Shawl Ministry, The prayer shawl given to me was of great help as I
went through the recent sinus surgery. In fact, I continue to use it. I like the color, size
and soft nature of the yarn, and knowing you all were praying for me was encouraging and
comforting. May God continue to bless you all as you minister in this very practical, use-
ful way to those in need. Love and Prayers, Rev. Carolyn Seifert
On behalf of Mission Central, I want to thank you for your donation of $100.00 on
April 23, 2014. What a blessing! We thank you for contributing toward the ministry
work of Mission Central. Your gift will be used toward the furtherance of the Lords call
to be the hands and feet of Christ. In Service to the Risen Christ, Rob Visscher, Executive
Director
Dear Baughman U. M. Church, On behalf of the Special Olympics PA Area M and
our 1700 athletes, thank you for your generous support! Your gift of $50.00 received on 5/8/14 helps provide opportu-
nities for our athletes to train in 19 different sports and compete at local, sectional and state-level competitions across
Pennsylvania every year. Together, we transform lives though the joy of sports. Thank you so much for your donation.
Sincerely, Kristie Davis, Program Director
Dear Baughman United Methodist Church, Epilogos thanks you for your extremely generous contribution of
$180.00 for the 2014 education and scholarships programs in San Jose Villanueva. Your support of our work in El Salva-
dor is invaluable. Please know that your donation makes our mission to help our neighbors in San Jose Villanueva possible.
With gratitude, Terry S. Phillips, President
Thank you!- Surgery and recovery is progressing well, thanks to my Baughman church familys encouragement and sup-
port through prayers, visitations, cards, flowers and meals. Special thanks to Dr. Green for his visits and calls during this
time. Linda Olley
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THE BEACON

Our 2014 goal to bring in 250
guests continues!
The number is now 101!
Guest information...
Of the 141 guests that we've welcomed so far, 39 have returned for a 2nd
visit (28% return rate). So far 12 seem to have made Baughman UMC their
church home (9%).
We need to pick up our hospitality and follow up game!
Pastor Win
250
June Flower Delivery Trustees June Green Envelope Energy
BCM
HOURS
June 1st
6-8pm
June 15th
10-12noon
July Beacon- Please have July Beacon news to the office by June
23rd. I am happy to take it earlier than that if possible!! Thank
you! Raf Shearer
Summer Schedule I will be in the office every Monday, Tues-
day and Thursday over the summer. I will be off on Wednesdays.
Rafe Shearer
Facebook Find us at www.facebook/baughmanmemorialumc
Are Your Receiving E-mails from the Church Office?
If you are not receiving e-mails from the church office that means that
we dont have your correct e-mail address. Please call the Church of-
fice (774-2005) to submit your correct e-mail address, or email it to
bumc.receptionist@verizon.net Thanks, The Office
Do You Have Pictures? We love to have pictures of Baughman activ-
ities for our Facebook page! Please email pictures to us at:
bumc.receptionist@verizon.net if you have any you could share!
Thank you!
Service Times:
Saturday @ 6:15pm
Sunday Mornings:
8:30 and 11:00-
Traditional Worship in the
Sanctuary
9:45
Contemporary Worship
in the Gym
9:45
Sunday School for all ages
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Baughman Staff and Servants
Office Number 774-2005
Bishop Jeremiah Park, Resident Bishop 766-7441
Rev. Dennis Keller, Dist. Superintendent 766-8124
Pastor Win Green 774-2005/ wingreen79@gmail.com
Heather Arnold: Director/ Contemporary Worship bumc.dirmusic@verizon.net
Dr. Charles Seifert: Organist seifertcharlespn@aol.com
Alyssa Showers: Choir Director- Adult/Childrens/Bell pianoteacher87@gmail.com
Deb Koretzky: Administration and Operations bumc.secretary@verizon.net
Raf Shearer: Communications bumc.receptionist@verizon.net
Marilyn Zarreii: Treasurer bumc.treasurer@verizon.net
Dottie Myers: Education 774-0454/myers88@comcast.net
Lura Shader: UMW Chair 737-6810 /lalshader@verizon.net
Dotsy Baiza: Missions Chair 774-4510 /dorothy.baiza@verizon.net
Bill Jennings: Club Impact 2 Director 438-3030
Nancy Fink: Prayer Concerns 938-8388/nancy.fink@aol.com
Karen Nick: Baughman Clothing Ministry 737-1930
Wayne Haubert: Trustees bumc.trustees@verizon.net
Steve Myers: Youth 774-0454/myers88@comcast.net
Baughman United Methodist
Church
228 Bridge Street
New Cumberland, PA 17070

MUSIC SUNDAY
JUNE 1ST
COMBINED SERVICE AT 10:00am
Looking for something important and rewarding to do over the summer?
For $150, you will get clean accommodations, three meals a day, build friendships, and a good
nights sleep after a hard days work. Contact Lend-a-Hand, and sign up for a trip to Point
Pleasant Beach, NJ. The town is still struggling to get on their feet from Hurricane Sandy. You
need not be highly skilled, just have a willingness to help those people out. They will find a job
for you! Lend-a-Hand has a trip every month and they need YOU! Check the website out and
read the stories, you will be convinced there is a place for you to help. (www.Lendahand.net)
If you need first hand information, contact group leader, George Elliott at 766-5037. This is
one ministry you dont want to miss out on! (Ages 18 and up)