January 2008

In Japan, it isn't considered rude to ask a person's age. It can be interpreted as an indication that you think an individual has something to offer, some unique perspective gained over time.

Imagine someone coming up to Worthington United Methodist Church and asking, "How old are you?"

And we could reply, "We are two hundred years old."

We might hope to hear "Wow, you sure don't look your age!" But beyond that, it would be good to be asked, "What have you learned in two hundred years and what are your plans for the future?"

Two hundred years means we have a lot of shared history. It means we have a rich legacy. It also means that we have a future to write. Are you ready to write it?
- Alan

January Happenings

Tuesday, January 1: Happy New Year!
Church Office & CPC are closed

Friday, January 4: Bucknell Rooke Chapel Ringers Concert

Saturday, January 5: "Chumming with the Chairs"

Sunday, January 6: Epiphany Sunday

Saturday, January 12: Marriage Celebration Soup Supper

Wednesday, January 9: Taizé Service

Monday, January 21: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Community Celebration & Luncheon
Church Office Closed

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