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Dear Ramsey Memorial UMC Saints,

On March 6 at 7:30pm we will gather in the sanctuary of our church and will

receive the placing of ashes upon our foreheads in the sign of the cross. As we do so,

we will hear, “Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return,” What an

odd thing to do and to hear if those are rituals you are not familiar with. Odd indeed.

But odd though it is, it is for many people the beautiful beginning of the season of

Lent. They know that those ashes on their foreheads and that reminder of our dusty

lives are the beginnings of a journey we take every Lent. A journey of self-reflection,

of introspection, of repentance. Journeys, by their very nature, are more focused on the

process than on the destination. So it is with Lent. So we will offer ourselves to God

to mold, shape, form and transform us during Lent.

From Ash Wednesday (March 6) until Resurrection Sunday (April 21) we walk

with the Lord focusing on the spiritual disciplines of prayer, Bible study, fasting and

self-denial. We may choose to give something up for Lent or to take up something new

like a habit of kindness or an additional time of prayer each day. Whatever we do, we

will do together as the Body of Christ, the Church called Ramsey Memorial.

So as we journey through Lent, let’s keep asking Jesus to do for us what we

have been praying for since 2019 began: that we will see as God sees, that we will

love as God loves, that we will change as God directs us to and that we will not be

content until we have reached every person we know with the love and the light of

Christ.

Ashes on our forehead. God’s love in our hearts. It’s going to be a beautiful

Lent as God’s church called Ramsey Memorial UMC!

With transforming hope,

Claudia

Join us on March 8th

for our annual

Corned Beef & Cabbage Luncheon

Time: 12:00 p.m.

Place: Fellowship Hall

BRING A FRIEND AND JOIN US

RSVP by March 6th

Hope to see you there!

A Special “Thank You”

A huge, huge, “THANK-YOU”

from my heart to all of Ramsey

for everything you did to have a

wonderful get-together for me on Sunday,

January 20th. All the cards, the special

“gift” from all of you, the decorations of

beautiful roses and balloons, the delicious

food, and especially having time with each of

you. It was so very special! Please know how

much I love each of you as my friend and

family. I was greatly blessed and have had so

many special moments with you all. Ramsey

is a great church but it is all the people that

make up Ramsey that are great. Thank you

all for being so much a part of my life. With

my love, Sue

To my Church Family,

Thank you so much for

your prayer, cells, cards &

visits during my illness.

Thanks to Pastor Claudia and Pastora Norma

for their visits and calls and most especially

their prayers. I miss coming to church and

hope to return soon. I love you all.

With a grateful heart, Jane Adams

MARCH 10, 2019

March

6,

2019

7:30pm

Desde un Rincón Pastoral

Regocijaos en el señor siempre. Otra vez os digo, ¡Regocijaos! Filipenses 4:4

Son muchas las razones que tenemos para venir delante del Señor con un corazón agradecido,

lleno de alabanza y de adoración. Una de las razones más obvia es el hecho de haber

comenzado un año nuevo reconociendo que Dios es el autor de nuevos comienzos y nuevas

oportunidades. ¡Que consuelo da saber que a pesar de nuestras propias experiencias u opiniones

acerca de Él, la fidelidad de Dios no actúa ni mucho menos se sujeta a nuestras variables

personalidades, circunstancias, emociones o estados de ánimo; Su naturaleza es permanecer

fiel. Muchas son las personas que carecen de sentimientos que ayudan al ser humano a ser

mejores, a enfrentar la vida con optimismo y esperanza. Siendo uno de esos sentimientos el

gozo. El apóstol Pablo, una y otra vez, en el libro de los Filipenses nos recuerda lo importante

que es regocijarnos en el señor, no solamente porque nos ayuda a nuestro estado de ánimo sino

porque más bien nos recuerdas que el gozo es un fruto del Espíritu, el cual nos invita a

regocijarnos una y otra vez en nuestra salvación y en la fidelidad de Dios.

En este año nuevo, el cual ya comenzó hace un mes, regocijémonos en Dios sirviéndole con

fidelidad y amor. Que todo lo que hagamos, lo hagamos para honra y gloria de su nombre

solamente. Sirvamos a nuestro prójimo con amor y compasión teniendo en mente que es Dios

el que nos ha dado ese nuevo mandamiento. Ofrendar a Dios lo mejor de nosotros es

regocijarnos en nuestra esperanza y salvación. Nuestra iglesia en Ramsey tiene muchos deseos

de servir a la comunidad, de alcanzar a otros para que vengan a los pies de Jesucristo, y con tu

testimonio y el mío, con tu gozo y tu amor por señor y con el mío también, podemos recordarle

al mundo una y otra vez que este es un nuevo comienzo, una nueva oportunidad para recibir de

Dios la gracia salvadora que en Jesucristo, Su Hijo todavía nos ofrece. Regocijemos y sirvamos

al señor con nuestro todo.

En la fidelidad de Dios que permanece para siempre y en su gracia y paz, oro al señor, Dios

todopoderoso, que sus ojos puedan siempre ser testigos de cuán grande es Dios y que su fideli-

dad nunca se agota y que cada mañana nuevas son sus misericordias.

Pastora, Norma Aguilar.

BIRTHDAYS—CUMPLEAÑOS ANNIVERSARIES - ANIVERSARIOS

Joan McGowan 1

Linda Sings Guilmart 5

Pat Meadows 5

Claudette Stuart 5

Kevin McGowan 7

Miranda Dore 9

Lynn Flynn 9

Abiola Ogungbade 9

Matthew Cheatham 10

Kristie Stump Rivera 12

Brian Barnstein 13

Rosa Bonilla 15

Gene Sheek 15

David Woodfin 15

Steven T. Meadows 17

Jean Bates 20

James W. Jump Jr. 21

Eric Ahles 22

Kathy Holmes 22

Allison S. Moorehead 22

Emily Bucknam 24

David and Darlene Sweat 9

A morning prayer

At the start of a day, who can tell what a day may

bring forth? Cause me therefore, gracious God, to

live every day as if it were to be my last, for I know

not but that it may be such. Cause me to live now as I

shall wish I had done when I come to die. O grant

that I may not die with any guilt on my conscience,

or any known sin unrepented of, but that I may be

found in Christ, who is my only Savior and

Redeemer.

Our 2019 Lenten Offering will begin March 10

through Palm Sunday April 14. Traditionally, the

funds raised during this time are used for maintenance

projects around the church that are not covered by the regular budget. This year the Trus-

tees are planning to use this offering to convert several outside lights to LED lights, which

will save money and energy. We would also like to update the camera on the Fellowship

Hall door so that the staff will have better control over visitors entering the building, which

will improve our security.

Missions News

Our Summer Mission Team will be leaving on June 23 to Swansboro

NC to assist in the recovery there from hurricane Florence. We will

return the following Saturday June 29th. We are asking for your

support by providing our Annual Spud Sunday feast on Sunday

March 17th after the 11:00 Service. You will be seeing posters around the church to that

purpose. So please think about it get those taste buds a working.

The USO pizza for the returning a leaving troops was successful at no

cost to us. Because of the shakeup in the Papa Johns organization there

was less effort and therefore fewer hotel accommodations to fund in

the project than in the past years. However; we feel that will change for

the coming years. We are now getting our water for the USO from Walmart since Food

Lion had to stop it’s discounted water to us and the other churches that we work with for

the water.

Asbury’s Kathy Banton is looking into the homeless Veterans needs

in our area. I have asked her to let us know what she finds so I can

report that back to Ramsey.

COME & SEE This Ramsey Memorial small group invites you to come and join us! Everyone is wel-

come! 2 Saturdays a month each event starts at 10am. 1 will be fun and 1 will be

“serious” Come and join our Discussions and fun fellowship experiences!

Come and see what the Lord has done see what amazing things He has done on earth.

Psalm 46:8

MARCH 9 Church Fellowship Hall Discussion - Lent & Jesse Tree

MARCH 23 Church Fellowship Hall Devotion & Caravan to Irish Festival

CONNECTION REQUIRES

PARTICIPATION

TAKE NOTE:

Beginning March

10th

our early worship

service will begin

at

8:30am. Invite

someone to come

with you each

week!

Pathogens, those awful microorganisms that

make us sick, grow well in TCS food. Those are

foods that require “time and temperature control

for safety” – TCS. Cold food needs to be stored

at 41 degrees F or below. They can be held out

of the refrigerator to be served for up to six

hours (as long as they don’t get above 70

degrees). After six hours, they need to be

thrown away. After cooking, hot foods need to

be held at 135 degrees F or higher. Without a

heat source, hot foods can be held for service for

up to four hours. After four hours, they need to

be thrown away. And if a food is to be stored

frozen be sure it is put in the freezer. I once

threw out a big bag of chicken nuggets that were

put in a CLC

refrigerator.

They were

completely

thawed. If

you have

questions,

just ask. Jane

Why ashes on Ash Wednesday?

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the

season of Lent. Lent is a time when many

Christians prepare for Easter by observing a

period of fasting, repentance, moderation a

spiritual discipline.

Ash Wednesday emphasizes two themes: our

sinfulness before God and our human

mortality. The service focuses on both themes,

helping us to realize that both have been

triumphed through the death and resurrection

of Jesus Christ.

During some Ash Wednesday services, the

minister will lightly rub the sign of the cross

with ashes onto the foreheads of worshipers.

The use of ashes as a sign of mortality and

repentance has a long history in Jewish and

Christian worship. Historically, ashes signified

purification and sorrow for sins.

It is traditional to save the palm branches from

the previous Palm Sunday service to burn to

produce ashes for this service. Sometimes a

small card or piece of paper is distributed on

which each person writes a sin or hurtful or

unjust characteristic. The cards are then

brought to the altar to be burned with the palm

branches. The ash cross on the forehead is an

outward sign of our sorrow and repentance for

sins.

— Adapted from The United Methodist Book

of Worship

Greetings UMW Members,

Before you beginning reading, get out your 2019 Calendar and jot down these upcoming

activities. This is a busy time of the year and I don't want you to miss anything!

*March 2nd, 10am - 12Noon, Ramsey UMW Unit Meeting in the Fellowship Hall. We

will have two speakers: Martha Gilliam will inform us about Seniors Helping Seniors and

Sue Newman will share with us a different way to pray, Praying with Color. I hope you

will be able to join us.

*April 6th - Richmond District Prayer Breakfast will be held at Shady Grove UMC, Me-

chanicsville, 8209 Shady Grove Road, Mechanicsville, Va. 23111. Registration : 9:30am

Program: 10-11:30 am.

April 12th (4-8 pm) &13th (9am-1pm) - Change The World RVA will hold their "5th An-

nual Another Woman's Treasure and Accessories Bazaar" at Bon Air UMC. Ramsey's

UMW supports this program as all the proceeds benefit CTW,RVA, a foundation helping

homeless students succeed in high school, college and life. If you have gently used items

like jewelry, scarves, purses, or gloves, you would like to donate, you can drop them off at

Bon Air UMC, 1645 Buford Road; Pepeterie (10% discount for your donation) 3048 Stony

Point Road, Stony Point Shopping Center; Quilting Adventure, 6943 Lakeside Avenue,

Henrico, Va.; First Citizens Bank, 315 Libbie Ave., Richmond, Va.

PLANNING AHEAD FOR FUTURE DATES

*May 3rd-5th - UMW Spiritual Life Retreat, "Having Tea with Jesus", Eagle Eyrie Bap-

tist Conference Center, Lynchburg, Va. Retreat Leader: Rev. Dawn Marie Singleton

*June 1st - UMW Day at Ferrum College, 215 Ferrum Mountain Road, Ferrum, Va.

*June 19th- 22nd -Virginia Annual Conference, Roanoke, Va.

*June 21st - UMW Breakfast at the Virginia Annual Conference, Roanoke, Va. Contact

Richmond District President, Scotty Doyle for tickets.

* Further information will follow.

Thank you, Thank you

your blessings inspire us to bless

others! Freely received freely give!

If any of you just happen to come across some of these items, please share them with us!

Spring is around the corner and we would like to keep on building the enthusiasm of our

youth by taking them out and have some fun! Here is some items that we would love to

have for our EASTER BASKETS - Candies

Ignite’s next fundraising event will be a Silent Auction…

We are planning to auction 3 baskets,

1- Fun in the Sun basket, 2- Garden in a box, 3- Traveler's bag.

Coloring books, a good book to read, Key holders, Cookies, Bookmarks, Toothpaste/

toothbrush, Shaving kit/his/hers, tie, socks/his/hers, Grilling sauces, Apron, Cooking wine,

Seasonings, Sun glasses (his and hers) beach towels, sand toys, sunscreen, beach bag,

tropical beverages, Garden gloves, flowers pots, seeds… Any question or suggestions

please feel free to reach out to any of the young adults or Pastora Norma. Again, thank you!

Faith journey A family was heading on vacation: two lit-

tle ones were nestled in car seats; the van

was packed. As Dad locked the house and

Mom secured the garage, an adult neighbor

the kids knew walked up and spoke

through an open window. “Where are you

going?” The kids shrugged. “Well, what

road are you taking?” the friend asked with

a knowing smile. Of course, they had no

idea. “Do you know where you’ll eat to-

day, or where you’ll spend the night?”

Blank stares. Then the friend asked, “Who

are you traveling with?” The children

broke into grins and shouted, “Mommy and

Daddy!”

On the journey of faith, we don’t know

precisely where we’re headed or how all

our needs will be met. But we know who

we’re traveling with: our loving God who

is fully aware of the twists and turns ahead;

the loving Parent who promises to care for

us wherever we go.

BUCS 3RD ANNUAL

CAMP & CANOE TRIP CON’T

Trip Details

Join us for our third annual weekend adventure for

men and young men ages 12+(fathers, sons, grand-

sons, brothers, nephews & friends). $55 per per-

son includes meals, canoeing &tent camping.

Friday, May 31: Please arrive before dark.

Bring you tent, sleeping bag, pillow, soap &

Towel—there are restrooms, hot showers and a

small camp store. No electric at sites. Your ar on

your own for Friday’s dinner—several good res-

taurants in Luray, VA.

Saturday, June 1: Day Canoeing

Breakfast provided. Canoeing starts around 9am.

Bealer’s Ferry to Burners Bottom 11 miles-5

hours. This section combines gentle riffles, calm

deep stretches for swimming, fishing, limestone

cliffs and the popular Class II Compton’s Rapids.

A picnic lunch is provided. Later, around the

camp fire, a delicious dinner includes “hobo

Packs” and tasty “Dump Cake” dessert. You don’t

want to miss this!

Sunday, June 2: Breakfast

Breakfast provided. Enjoy the day on your own.

Canoe Safety Tips:

Wear Shoes; no flip flops. Please watch the safety

video www.shenandoah-river.com/canoe-kayak-

tube-raft-rentals/canoeingkayaking/

And read the liability release online. No glass or

foam coolers. Use a Ziploc, or other waterproof

bag to protect phones and other valuables-canoes

tip over. For more info or to register-Call, text or

email. Will Flynn 804-402-0778

[email protected]

Saturday March 30, 5pm

Please come join us in mission and

fellowship!

COMIDA COMUNITARIA GRATUITA:

POR FAVOR , ÚNASE A NOSOTROS

EN MISIÓN Y COMUNIÓN.

March 30, 5:00 PM in the CLC

Care A Van

Last Year 4,138 people came through our

doors from January 1st through December

31st to be seen and treated by Bon

Secours Care A Van. The months with

the highest volume were March and

August. We are pleased to be able to pro-

vide a place were this important

service can be provided for those who live

in our area and are in need of medical

attention.

SPUD SUNDAY

DOMINGO

DE PAPAS

Join us for a St. Patrick’s Day Irish

Lunch, Noon, Sunday, March 17th

Ramsey’s Christian Life Center

All proceeds support the Mission Team

$7.00 donation per person.

Please RSVP by filling out the yellow

church card or call the church office—

276-4628

Únase a nosotros para un almuerzo Irlan-

dés del Día de San Patricio,

El mediodía del domingo 17 de marzo en

el Centro de Vida Cristiana de Ramsey

Todas las ganancias de $ 7.00 por perso-

na

Apoyaran el equipo de Misiones de Ram-

sey

Por favor confirmen su asistencia llenan-

do la tarjeta amarilla de la iglesia o

llame a la oficina de la iglesia al 276-

4628

The Annual Agape Yard sale is

scheduled for May 4. The pro-

ceeds from this event fund the

Agape Mission work for the

entire year. The class supports

many of Ramsey’s missions,

and contribute to the financial

requests of the church. The

CLC has been reserved for the

yard sale beginning April 28.

Donations will be accepted all

during the week. If possible,

please bring your contributions

to church early in the week.

We open the sale to the Care-A

-Van participants on Thursday.

Offering household items at a

greatly reduced rate to those in

need is one of our missions

with the Yard Sale. If you have

large items, please call Joan

513-8540 or Shelley at 908-

7368.

Be sure to mark your calendar

for Friday, April 12 and Saturday,

April 13, 2019 -- and be ready to

shop!

We will take jewelry donations all

year long at the locations below.

Please help our youth by donating

purses, jewelry, scarves, and other

women's accessories. The success

of our sale depends on the success

of our donations. Please get your

friends, neighbors, colleagues,

church, family to clean out their

closets for this great event!

DONATION DROP OFFS:

Bon Air United Methodist Church

1645 Buford Road

Papeterie (10% discount for your

donation!)

3048 Stony Point Road

Stony Point Shopping Center

Quilting Adventures

6943 Lakeside Avenue

Henrico, VA 23228

First Citizens Bank

315 Libbie Ave

Richmond, VA 23226

United Methodist Urban Ministries of Richmond

To benefit Shalom Farms

GERANIUM SALE

$4.50 each (4 ½” pot)

Plants arrive Friday, April 5

The geraniums come in red, salmon, coral, hot pink

and white. We will take orders for specific colors but

cannot guarantee colors.

Have checks made out to UMUMR.

All this info is on the order form too.

Conference to livestream

'State of the Church'

address following

General Conference

Bishop Sharma D. Lewis will hold

an address titled “State of the

Church: Where do we go from

here?” on Monday, March 4,

following the Special Session of

General Conference. The event will

be livestreamed at

www.livestream.com/vaumc/

stateofthechurch from 10 a.m. to

11:30 a.m. featuring an address by

Bishop Lewis as well as time for

questions and answers. The event

footage will be archived at the

same link for later viewing. Ques-

tions for this Q&A period may be

sent

to [email protected] prior to

the event and during the event. For

questions about the event, contact

Director of Connectional Ministries

the Rev. Marc Brown

at [email protected].

On the day of the event you may go

to https://livestream.com/VAUMC/

StateoftheChurch .

Pray the prayer that never fails…

Lord, Thy will be done.

Amen

Read Across America

Feb 25th through March

1st. Was celebrated at J.L.

Francis Elementary School

as “Read Across America”

week. Students were

involved in reading

activities and shared their

favorite books.

Volunteers visited the students in grades K-5th to

read to them in celebration of Dr. Seuss’s birthday

and the love of books, reading, learning and shar-

ing stories. Thank you to all the Ramsey mem-

bers who visited a class to read. Sally Wheat

Pray without ceasing...Pray without ceasing...

Ash Wednesday prayer

Merciful God, you called us forth from the dust of the earth; you claimed us for Christ in

the waters of baptism. Look upon us as we enter these Forty Days bearing the mark of ash-

es, and bless our journey through the desert of Lent to the font of rebirth. May our fasting

be hunger for justice; our alms, a making of peace; our prayer, the chant of humble and

grateful hearts. In Jesus’ name. Amen.

Prayer for a new beginning

Dear Lord, touch me with your Spirit of truth so I may be honest about my sins and failures.

Forgive me for treating your covenant lightly and at times ignoring it completely. Help me

truly seek and know forgiveness for all the hurts I’ve caused, for harboring ill will and for

any hardness of heart I may have. Please renew a right spirit within me that I may become

more Christ-like and that my life may daily reveal your love and light. In your name. Amen.

A prayer for families

Heavenly Father, we come as your children to praise you for putting us into families. Thank

you for the love and nourishment we’ve received — and been blessed to give. We confess

our need for your daily forgiveness and guidance in our families. Please grant harmony in

our homes and help us always show respect and love for one another. In Jesus’ name.

Amen.

A prayer for uncertain times

O God of heaven and earth, who’s bigger than nations and factions, be with us as we live

through times of terror, despair and danger. Be the strength of people who’ve been touched

personally by disaster. Come with healing to those who are injured. Be the eternal rest of

those who’ve died. Be the energy, compassion and fortitude of those who must pick

through the wreckage. Grant our leaders courage and a double portion of your wisdom. The

day of universal brotherhood seems farther off than ever, O God, but help us not despair of

trying to accomplish it. Strengthen our faith. In Jesus’ name. Amen.

A child's prayer for protection God in heaven, hear my

prayer.

Keep me in thy loving

care.

Be my guide in all I do.

Bless all those who love

me too. Amen.

Indulge for Lent?

Rather than sacrificing something for

Lent — especially something easy and

spiritually insignificant, such as choco-

late — Patty Kirk,

in Guideposts magazine, suggests finding

new ways to indulge in God’s presence.

Surely one can do this by having extra

devotions or attending Lenten worship

services. But Kirk offers these ideas:

• Spend time outdoors, sensing God’s

magnificence.

• Spend time with others, extending gen-

erosity and compassion. Remember Je-

sus’ promise that when you care for oth-

ers, you care for him (Matthew 25:31-

46).

• Pray for the “little things,” coming be-

fore God in childlike trust and feeling

peace.

• Watch attentively for God’s answers to

prayer, and receive them as reminders of

his presence.

• Turn anxiety into prayer. As you frame

concerns as prayers and entrust them to

God, you “sacrifice” the tendency to

wallow in worry.

March 2019 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

10:00am Pickleball

6:00pm James River

l

2 World Prayer Day

8:30am BUCS

9:00am UMW Unit Meeting

12:00pm BWSL Dreamchasers

3


3:00pm Community Choir

3:00pm Ignite

3:45pm Praise Choir

4

8:00am Care A Van

6:00pm James River

6:00pm HASA

5 Shrove Tuesday

2:00pm McGuire Park

3:45pm LynnHaven bb


6:00pm Police Academy

6 Ash Wednesday

10:00am Pickleball


6:00pm HASA

7:30pm Ash Wed. Service

7 8:30am Care A Van

9:30am Prayer/Knitting

6:00pm James River


7:00pm Estudio Biblico

8

10:00am Pickleball

55+ Luncheon

6:00pm James River

9

10:30am Come & See


6:00pm HASA

10


3:00pm Ignite

3:45pm Praise Choir

4:45pm Bell Choir

11

6:00pm James River

6:00pm HASA

12

11:00am Ada Mae Bookman

3:30pm Lynhaven CC



6:00pm Hazel Gibbs Circle

13

10:00am Pickleball

2:00pm Nina Woodfin


6:00pm HASA

7:00pm Trustees

14 8:30am Care A Van


3:30pm Lynhaven CC

6:00pm James River



7:00pm Chancel Choir

15

10:00am Pickleball

6:00pm DePaul Carnival Set up

16

11:00am DePaul Carnival

4:00pm Spud Sunday Setup

6:00pm HASA

17

12:00pm Spud Sunday


3:00pm Community Choir

3:00pm Ignite

3:45pm Praise Choir

4:45pm Bell Choir

18

6:00pm James River 6:00pm 6:00pm HASA

19



20

10:00am Pickleball


6:00pm HASA

7:00pm Finance

21 Purim

8:30am Care A Van


6:00pm James River




22

10:00am Pickleball

6:00pm James River

23

10:30 am Come and See


2:00pm UMW setup & Tea

6:00pm HASA

24


3:00pm Ignite

3:45pm Praise Choir

4:45pm Bell Choir

25

6:00pm James River

6:00pm HASA

7:00pm Spring Festival Team

26



27

10:00am Food Pantry

10:00am Pickleball


6:00pm HASA

7:00 Safety Team

7:00pm SPRC

28

8:30am Care A Van


6:00pm James River




29

10:00am Pickleball

6:00pm James River

30

12:00pm BWSL Deamchasters

5:00pm Neighborhood Supper

6:00pm HASA

31 ONE RAMSEY SERVICE


3:00pm Ignite

3:45pm Praise Choir

4:45pm Bell Choir

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