"Contact" the Havelock Christian Church Newsletter May, 2006 HCC Calls Pastor Giovanna Arnold In a meeting called on Sunday, April 2, the Havelock congregation voted to call Pastor Giovanna Arnold to be our installed pastor. Giovanna has been serving as Acting Pastor since mid-November, and we have already been blessed with her caring ministry. We are excited to welcome you, Pastor Giovanna, and we look forward to a long a fruitful time together. Installation Service Planned for May 7 The installation service for Pastor Giovanna is set for Sunday, May 7, at 4 pm. The Rev. Dr. Ken Moore will be with Havelock for both our morning worship and the afternoon installation service. For the morning service, Dr. Moore's scripture text will be Acts 1:5-17, 21-26. His sermon topic will the "Greatest Need in the Church Today." In the afternoon, we will be welcoming Pastor Giovanna's family, friends from other Lincoln and Capital Cluster congregations and other visitors. Dr. Moore will be preaching from Acts 4:5-12, and his message will be, "Who Put You in Charge Here?" The installation service will be followed by a light supper, to which all are invited. Women's Day Extravaganza Planned We women aren't exactly sure what to expect ­ the men are being especially secretive these days, but we've all been invited to a special dinner on Saturday, May 6, at 6 pm. We're told that the Men of the Church are preparing a very nice dinner just for us. The fellows would appreciate an RSVP by May 2 (call Gene Seibert at 325-9198 or Mike Yost at 464-0955) if you can attend. This promises to be an exciting evening. HCC Graduates to be Honored on May 21 Havelock Christian will be recognizing the hard work and achievements of our graduates this spring, with a reception following worship on Sunday, May 21. Those being honored include Jeni Phillips, Judi Yost, Zachary Yost, and Melissa Staberg. Jeni is receiving her Associate of Applied Science degree in Medical Assisting from Hamilton College on June 18th. Judy Yost will be awarded her Master of Education degree from Doane College on May 14th. Zach Yost, son of Mark and Colleen Yost and grandson of Dori and Duayne Yost, graduates from Lincoln North Star High School on June 3, and Melissa Staberg, daughter of Larry and Sandy Staberg, and granddaughter of Wilma Staberg, graduates from Southeast High School on June 2nd. Congratulations to our graduates from your church family. Pastor's Ponderings Wow! What awesome experiences have been occurring at Havelock! The Branson Trip was a wonderful experience for all 14 men, women, and youth that went. Each one of us was able to worship God in a new and exciting way. Our Palm Sunday Service, with over 70 in attendance, and all of the Holy Week Events were wonderful opportunities to remember the Passion of Jesus. Our Butterfly Picnic and Easter Egg Hunt was a wonderful event for the life of the church and community, we had over 103 adults and children attend. Then Easter Sunday was a great blessing from the Sunrise Service, to Breakfast, to Sunday School, and finally the Baptism Service of Cody Hefner and Lane Phillips during our 10:45 Morning Worship Service. In attendance that day, we had over 100 men, women, youth and children. We have truly worshiped our God in new and exciting ways. In keeping with the honoring of the Earth, and our ancestors of the church, the youth planned a day of planting flowers and trees on Sunday, April 23. This was a wonderful way for our youth to learn about caring for our planet and remembering our ancestors in our church family. Our hope is to begin a Memorial Prayer Garden for the Church. We will be dedicating these plants on Sunday, May 28, which is Memorial Day Sunday. If you want to contribute to this on-going project, please contact the church office or Mike Yost. This has been a wonderful last few weeks, but our church has several more opportunities to celebrate our faith and the life of our church family in the weeks ahead. May events will include honoring the women of the church on May 6th at 6 pm, and honoring our graduates on May 21st. On a personal note, my installation will be Sunday, May 7 at 4:00 pm. I am very glad and honored to have been called as your Pastor. I hope that we will have many wonderful years ahead as we seek new and exciting ways to worship and serve God in the Community of Havelock. Your Pastor, Rev. Giovanna Arnold May Scriptures and Titles 7 The Rev. Dr. Ken Moore, Regional Minister, will preach in our morning worship service. Acts 1:5-17, 21-26 "Greatest Need in the Church Today" *** 4 pm - Installation Service - Dr. Moore Acts 4:5-12 "Who Put You in Charge Here?" *** 14 I John 4:7-21 John 15:1-8 "Fruit, Love and Children of God" *** 21 Acts 10:34-48 John 15:9-17 "No Favorites, Only Children" *** 28 Psalm 1 John 17:6-19 "Jesus' Prayer of Protection" Dates to Remember May Birthdays 4 Richard Westling 5 Lisa Horak 7 Cathy Tudor Virginia Woodrum 9 Jessica Hammons 10 Daniel Herman 12 Walt Switzer 13 Stephanie Wilson 14 Judy Seibert 17 Rick Stump 19 Glenna Burgeson 25 Bill Adams 25 George Buell 27 Max Nelson 27 Mikel Hefner 29 Joe Herman 30 Sabrina Nimmich Samantha Nimmich Getting to Know our Honorees Richard Westling and his family have been a part of Havelock Christian Church for many years. Richard was active in youth activities, Scouting, and was a member of the choir for many years. Richard and his wife Lillie have one daughter Libby, who is quite an accomplished artist. Richard works for the Lincoln Aging Agency and enjoys helping elderly folks find the services they need. Lisa Horak, like many of us, "grew up in the HCC family." She is the elder daughter of Sharon and Stewart Jordal. Lisa, husband Jay, and sons almost-eight-year-old A.J. and six-year-old Zachary live in Phoenix, Arizona. Lisa stays busy home schooling the boys and working with a group of parents who do home schooling. Her specialties are French and mathematics. We remember another specialty of Lisa's, her beautiful flute playing. Cathy Tudor is the daughter of Helen and the late Harold Tudor. She, sister Gail, and Helen live on Ballard. Cathy has a lovely alto voice and has been a member of the choir over the years. She works for the Nebraska Department of Revenue, enjoys working on her computer, and spending time with the family dog. She and the family have recently been cleaning out the attic and sorting through a lifetime of family "treasures." Virginia Woodrum has been a member of HCC since the early 1960's. She loves to stay busy and involved, and over the years, she has directed Vacation Bible School, taught Sunday School, sung in the choir, helped with special events, and prepared special treats for the members. Virginia grew up in Lincoln and graduated from Northeast High. When she and Les began dating, Les was already working at the railroad. He joined the Army in 1942, but he came home in 1943 just long enough to marry his sweetheart. Virginia traveled with him while he remained stateside, but she returned to Lincoln when he shipped out for Europe. He came home in 1945, and returned to work for the railroad. The Woodrums settled in Norwood Park and became active in the community. Virginia was a leader in PTA, Cub Scouts and Camp Fire Girls. She got involved in politics to help promote paving districts in Norwood Park and was successful in getting 21 blocks in the neighborhood paved. She worked at the Bob Devaney Sports Center for 18 years, has helped seat folks at Memorial Stadium on game days, works for the Election Board regularly, and is a record-setting blood donor. The Woodrums have three daughters and a son, eight grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Jessica Hammons is the # 2 daughter in the Roger and Barbara Hammons family. Jessy is a graduate of Peru State College and is currently taking classes for her master's degree in Psychology. She is the Site Supervisor for Early Childhood and Youth Development Programs for Family Service at Humann Elementary School. Jessy and Marc Quy are planning a September wedding. Daniel Herman is coming up on birthday number 14. He is active in Sunday School, CYF, and serves as a Member of the Diaconate. Dan is an eighth grader at Dawes Middle School and will be headed to Northeast next fall. He enjoys Physical Education and likes playing football. He's a great help to his family Joe and Deb Herman with the younger children. Dan recently enjoyed the CYF outing to Branson. Walt Switzer and his wife Gerry are both retired journalists. They worked for the Lincoln Star for years before the two Lincoln papers combined to become the Journal-Star. The Switzers were close neighbors to the church for a long time, and Gerry was sometimes called upon as our substitute organist. They live further away in the city now, but they still get back for special occasions from time to time. Walt and Gerry have one daughter, Germaine Lea, who is an attorney. Stephanie Oziminsky is the daughter of Pam and Robert Wilson and granddaughter of Edna Green. She operates a day-care center in south Lincoln, caring for nine children, including her daughter Megan, who is five and son Joshua, who is three. Stephanie finds time to visit Grandma Edna often and the little ones enjoy coming to Legacy Terrace too. Judy Seibert is a woman of many talents. Originally from Lincoln, she detoured to Kansas for a number of years with hubby Gene. We're so grateful that she found her way back to Lincoln, and especially to HCC. Judy can organize a big dinner and prepare food for a crowd with seemingly little effort, she designs and makes costumes for Christmas plays with no patterns, she makes padded seats for train cars, she teaches little ones in Children's Church, and furthermore, she's a musician! Judy and Gene have two adult sons and two grandsons and are anxiously awaiting the birth of another grandchild. Rick Stump has been part of the HCC family for many years. His grandparents lived on Morrill and were neighbors of long-time member Pearl Tincher. Rick's mother Delores attended Havelock Sunday School and church for many years. Rick lives in Hastings, Nebraska. He enjoys fishing and spending time outdoors. Glenna Burgeson was active at HCC for a number of years. She moved to Stromsburg, Nebraska, where her husband served as mayor for several terms. Glenna has stayed in touch with friends at HCC through notes and letters, and she remembers the church fondly. Bill Adams and his wife Pudge are a long-time HCC family. Born and raised in Wymore, Nebraska, Bill moved to Lincoln and began working for Good Year in 1952. Pudge was also working at Goodyear, and the couple married in 1955 and celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary last October. Bill retired from Goodyear after 35 years, and Pudge retired after 33 years. The Adams' have two daughters Cheryl Griess and Lisa Wefer. Cheryl got her start leading a church youth group at HCC, and she is now a Youth minister in an Omaha church. Lisa works in the Assessor's Office. There are three grandchildren. Two granddaughters are teachers, and the grandson works at a large bank in Chicago. Bill and Pudge are uncle and aunt to Jean Holt. Adult Sunday School Teacher George Buell is well known at Havelock Christian. George grew up on a farm near Murdock, Nebraska. He was the middle of 5 Buell children to attend Murdock schools, and he graduated in 1944. In January of 1945, George joined the Navy. After the war, he attended the University of Nebraska for awhile, along with helping with the family farm. He met a pretty gal from Elmwood, and you can guess the rest of the story. Married in 1952, George and Maxine spent their first few years farming. George began working for the railroad in 1955; and in 1956, he decided to make railroading his full-time career. The couple moved to Lincoln in 1966, where they raised their family, one daughter and seven sons. George has a multitude of interests, as exhibited by his many interesting hobbies and collections. He and Maxine enjoy a wide variety of activities, including musical concerts, historical displays, political events, Bible studies, and keeping up with the grandchildren. He retired from the Burlington Northern on his birthday in 1990, after 35 years. The Rev. Max Nelson is celebrating a May birthday on the 27th. Max served as pastor at HCC for three years and is now serving the church at Elwood, NE. Max is world famous for his outstanding cooking ability, especially when it comes to homemade soups. We discover he also had talent that he kept hidden from us, as he is now playing the piano when the occasion calls for it for the nursing home services. (We should have known, with his mother being a musician.) Max is married to Cindy, who is a special education teacher in Morrill, Nebraska. We send good birthday wishes, Pastor Max. Mikel Hefner is coming up on birthday number 2, and already he's a mighty special member of the HCC family. Mikey is the son of Julie Hefner and grandson of Deb and Joe Herman. He's active in Music for 2's, Children's Church, and lots of fellowship activities. He likes to ride on the new HCC train, and he takes a real interest in playing the piano. We expect great things from Mikey! Just give Joe Herman a challenge, and he can figure out how to do it, from building an indoor stairway from the first to second floor in a house whose only stairway was on the outside, figuring out intricate balancing and design of artistic stars and geodesic domes, making the computer jump through hoops, and helping Grandma Deb take care of the kids. Joe has a degree from UNL in Anthropology, with a particular interest in geology as well. His favorite place to explore geological formations is Hawaii. Joe is father to Daniel and helps grandparent Cody, Ami, Mikey, and Emily. In his spare time, he works at Kawasaki AND Walmart AND serves as Financial Secretary for HCC. Sabrina and Samantha Nimmich will be celebrating on May 30th with a big move back to Nebraska. The girls have been living in Connecticut for the last couple of years. Samantha's son is the almost-two-year-old Mason, and Sabrina is mom to Braydon, who turned one in February. Sabrina works at Children's Place and Samantha works in a video rental shop. It will be great to have Sammy and Sabrina and their families back in Lincoln soon. Best wishes to all of our May birthday folks! Prayer Focus 7 Plattsmouth First Christian, Rev. Michael Lincoln 14 York First Christian, Rev. W. Ronald Johnson 21 Aurora First Christian, Rev. Samuel Fox 28 Omaha North Side Christian, Rev. Nancy Brink Upcoming Events Regular Meetings 1st , 7 pm - Friendship Bridge 8th ,7 pm - General Board 21st ,7 pm - CYF 30th, Noon - Senior Fellowship Wednesdays - 10 am - Bible Study Thursdays - 7 pm - Bible Study Call in reservations for Women's Day Dinner ­ By May 2, please give Mike Yost or Gene Seibert a call if you plan to attend the Women's Day Dinner on May 6th. The gent's are offering to provide rides for anyone who might need transportation. Don't miss out on this exciting evening. May 6 is the Women's Day Dinner ­ The meal begins at 6 pm. Put on something dressy and come enjoy a lovely evening out. Dedication of Food for the Pantry ­ May 7th is the date when we take special note of the collected items for the Food Pantry. Let's think about quick and easy outdoor meal items in May ­ baked beans, applesauce, canned meats -- whatever sounds good for a picnic for our own families will be welcome for others too. Thanks, all for your generosity. Christian Family Week celebrated on May 7 - What a big and exciting day we'll have on May 7th ­ we'll be recognizing our new members who have joined in the last few months. Some others who have given special service by serving on the Pastoral Search Committee will also be recognized. Remember, Dr. Ken Moore will be bringing the message during our morning worship. Installation Service Begins at 4 pm ­ We'll need all of the Havelock Christian Church family to support our pastor as she is formally installed as our called pastor on Sunday, May 7. Dr. Ken Moore, our Regional Minister, will conduct the installation service and provide the evening's message. The service will be followed with a light supper, where we can greet and visit with Giovanna's family, friends from other churches, and local dignitaries. Primary Election May 9th ­ Havelock Christian will again serve as a polling place for the Havelock area. The building will be open from 8 am to 8 pm. Don't forget to vote! Choir winding down its season ­ Regular rehearsals will be held May 3, 10, and 17. On May 24th, it's time once again for the Annual Choir Party at the Dale home. Meat dish and beverages will be provided; please bring a salad or dessert. The time is 6:30 pm; all choir members and families are welcome. We're invited to help Judi Yost celebrate ­ In honor of Judi's graduation from Doane College, her family is hosting a reception at their home at 6412 Colfax from 1 - 3 pm on Saturday, May 13th. All of the church family is invited to share in the joy of this momentous occasion. Reception to honor our graduates will be held May 21 ­ Following worship on Sunday, May 21, we'll have a reception to honor our HCC graduates. They include Jeni Phillips, Judi Yost, Zach Yost, and Melissa Staberg. Plan to stay after church and congratulate these folks on their achievements. Memorial Sunday special service planned ­ May 28th will be a special day for memories. We'll be dedicating plants for our Memorial Prayer Garden and retiring Joyce Rosecrans' Choir Director Robe. We will remember and celebrate all of our members who have gone before us. We hope to have the memorial plaque given by the family of Marie Marshal ready to dedicate on that day. Come worship and celebrate these and all special lives and their contributions to our church. If you have given a flower, bush or tree in memory of someone, please make sure to get the names to Mike Yost or Roger Hammons so that we can honor them. Pentecost offering to be received May 28th and June 4th ­ It is exciting to realize that our offerings for new church development through the Pentecost offering are helping build new churches right here in Lincoln, Nebraska. A new chapter opens for our friends at South Pointe this summer as the building begins on their new church home. They have been meeting in the theater at South Pointe until their new building is ready. FYI Two new members join Havelock Family -- Welcome, welcome to our new members Cody Hefner and Lane Phillips. Cody and Lane were baptized on Easter Sunday morning and were served their first communion by the Elder Mentors John Dale and Mike Yost. What a blessing these young men have already been to our congregation. We look forward to supporting them as they mature in their faith. HCC joins in baby dedication -- It was a joy to welcome little Emily Elizabeth Hefner as her family and friends surrounded her in a service of dedication on Sunday morning, April 23rd. Emily's family of support included mother Julie, brothers Cody and Mikel, sister Ami, Grandparents Deb and Joe Herman, Great Grandmother Claudien Egbarts, Uncle Daniel Herman, friend Larry Burns, Aunt Mary Bickford, cousins Hope Bickford and Jarred Bickford, and mentors John and Jean Dale. Emily already knows the feeling of supporting arms from the church family, and we all look forward to her growing in wisdom and strength. Easter lilies filled the chancel -- Thanks to all who provided beautiful Easter lilies to decorate the sanctuary. Plants were provided by Elva Schuster in honor of her family; the Worship Department, in honor of HCC members; Pastor Giovanna Arnold in memory of her parents; Susan and Gail Hanneman in memory of Susan's parents Alberta and Roy Marsh; Maxine and George Buell in memory of their parents; Jack Rosecrans in memory of Joyce; Minnie Stephens in memory her mother, her husband Dwight, and Joyce Rosecrans; Mike Yost, in honor of his family; and Jean and John Dale, in memory of our parents. Shorts from the Board Finances looking ok. Gas bill for March was $942.60. Pastor attended workshop in Schuyler. Elders looking at mentoring Members of the Diaconate who can grow into Eldership. Mark Yost to provide lawn weeding and feeding. Thrasher Foundations staff have studied our building plans and think they may be able to avoid disturbing duct work; however, no guarantee. Board seeking analysis from Board of Church Extension for possible loan to fix settling. Locks were changed after church break-in. Roger Hammons to chair Memorial Committee; Judi Yost will chair Pastoral Relations Committee. Vacation Bible School scheduled with Bethany Christian June 16-17. Youth to plant flowers for Earth Day, Apr. 23rd. Men's Day Dinner moved to June 24th. Search Committee chair Roger Hammons reported completion of task; Committee will help plan installation service. How about that Easter Egg Hunt and Butterfly Picnic??? Wow! Thanks to Deb Herman and her team who delivered fliers, to Roger Hammons, Mike and Judi Yost and the girls, and everyone else who helped get ready for a big day. We had 104 kids and families show up for the event. The train had its first run, and was it ever popular! Everyone from the kids to the kitchen help enjoyed a ride. Thanks to Pastor Giovanna for the idea, for all the organizing, for her wonderful story with the kids, and for her faith that if we'd open the doors, "they would come." They really did! And they came on Easter morning too. It demonstrates (in case we had any doubt) that we have a wonderful neighborhood that is receptive to the message of welcome, caring, and hope that we have to offer through our Lord. Update on Special Day Offerings -- Financial Secretary Joe Herman reports that our Week of Compassion Offering for 2006 stands at $471. The Easter Offering received so far is $453. We could use some help matching our 2005 Easter Offering of $585, not to mention our goal of $600. If you haven't had a chance to participate yet in either of these offerings, your gifts would be greatly appreciated. Every gift helps; there's so much good work to be accomplished. Lift chair needs a good home ­ Wilma Staberg has asked if anyone in the church needs a nice lift chair. She'd like to see the one she has go to someone who needs it. If you are interested, please give Wilma a call. In Our Church Family We continue to keep Judy Nyhoff and her family in our thoughts following the tragic deaths of Judy's nephew and two children in a car accident recently. We pray that God will bring strength and comfort to the grieving family. We send bouquets of greetings to our members who are shut-in: Keith and Elaine Althouse, Don Riblett, Jim Donaldson, and Tony and Katheleen Lass. Keith and Elaine, we hope you are able to smell the lovely trees from your windows; Don, we hope you're over that spring cold and feeling chipper again; Jim, we trust you're keeping the folks in Utica in line; and Tony and Katheleen, we hope you're enjoying the spring days. My, how we miss Alta Perkinton. She's home now but still doesn't have her strength back completely. We hope with warmer days, you'll be able to get out and come back to church, Alta. It was good to see Mike Staberg back in church on April 23rd. Mike has been a bit under the weather lately. We're so glad you're doing better, Mike. We are keeping Beverly Helmkamp in our thoughts and prayers these days as she continues her recovery. We understand that she has made a move to Legacy Terrace as of April 25th. We hope you continue to improve, Beverly. Katie Robbins is also looking to make a move. She plans to settle at Cotner Center. The process of cleaning out a home of many years is no fun. We hope you'll soon be settled and enjoying your new surroundings, Kate. We are missing Fran Plumb, who has been spending a lot of time lately helping care for her mother and her sister. Her sister, Sue Ann Good, has had a real struggle with heart problems in the last few months. Fran, we hope things improve for your family soon. Jean Holt considered it a mixed blessing that she had a bad cold and her surgery had to be delayed. We're so glad she was feeling better from her cold and was able to enjoy Easter with us. We're hoping the surgery goes well when it does occur, Jean, and that you'll be back on your feet soon. What a wonderful birthday party we had with Elva Schuster on April 23rd! She looked pretty as a picture, celebrating 90 years in style. The church family enjoyed yummy chocolate and white cakes and punch and had fun singing to Elva. We hear she plans to travel to Arizona real soon. Best wishes, Elva. Congratulations to the Woodrum family with the graduation of grandson David Leung from UNL on May 6, with his bachelor's degree in Exercise Science. David's parents are Bill and JoAnn Leung. Hannah Buell, daughter of Dawn and Clay Buell and granddaughter of Maxine and George, is graduating from home schooling this spring. She has been selected for a Regents Scholarship to attend UNL in the fall. Congratulations to Hannah. [Editor's note - if you have a graduate in your family, please let me know for the June Contact.] Kudos for April go to . . . Minnie Stephens, who stepped in when Jack Rosecrans was sick, helping with the Maundy Thursday service at Bethany and the Easter morning breakfast. We're glad Jack is doing better, and what a blessing Minnie is. Jean and Ron Uarich also lent a hand on Easter morning to be sure we all had a yummy breakfast. Dori Yost for the beautiful new Easter banner for the sanctuary. Be sure you take a close look­the details are really lovely. The Yosts and the Seiberts, who worked so hard to have the HCC Choo Choo ready in time. All who helped with the Butterfly Picnic and Easter egg hunt. In Closing We serve a Risen Savior, He's in the world today!   Newsletter Archive Calendar, May 2006 1 - Wednesday 10 am - Bible Study No Choir Practice 7 pm - Elders Meeting 2 - Thursday 7 pm - Bible Study 5 - Sunday 9:15 - Sunday School 10:15 - Fellowship Coffee Music for 2s 10:45 - Worship Shut-in Communion 6 - Tuesday 7 pm - Friendship Bridge 8 - Wednesday 10 am - Bible Study 7 pm - Choir Practice 9 - Thursday 7 pm - Bible study 11 - Saturday 9 am to 3 pm - CCN Board Meeting 4 - 7 pm -- Soup Supper, Bake Sale, Silent Auction, at Bethany Christian Church 12 - Sunday 9:15 - Sunday School 10:15 - Fellowship Coffee Music for 2's 10:45 - Worship 7 pm - CYF 13 - Monday 7 pm - General Board Meeting 14 - Tuesday 8 am to 8 pm -- School bond issue election 15 - Wednesday 10 am - Bible study 7 pm - Choir Practice 16 - Thursday 7 pm - Bible Study 19 - Sunday 9:15 - Sunday School 10:15 - Fellowship Coffee Music for 2's 10:45 - Worship Week of Compassion Offering 22 - Wednesday 10 am - Bible study 7 pm - Choir Practice 8 pm - Worship 23 - Thursday 7 pm - Bible Study 25 - Saturday 9 am to 4 pm - Men's Rally in Nebraska City 26 - Sunday 9:15 - Sunday School Pastor's Class 10:15 - Fellowship Coffee Music for 2's 10:45 - Worship 7 pm - CYF 27 - Monday Ministers' Monday at Havelock Christian Church 28 - Tuesday 7 pm - Elders meeting   Serving During February: Elders: Presiding - Jean Holt Shut-in Communion. - Mike Yost, Anna Peacock Members of the Diaconate: Preparing - Jean Dana Serving - Ron Uarich, Mike Staberg, Gene Seibert, Hope Bickford/Daniel Herman Shut-in Communion - Mary Bickford, Patrick Peacock Greeter: John Dale Lay Leader: Duayne Yost   Editor - Jean Dale Copying and Mailing - Anna and Curt Peacock Web-site Editor - Curt Peacock Mailing Labels - John Dale

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