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News & Message
November 21, 2018
Special Thanksgiving Edition
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November 25, 2018 at 10:30am
A Service of God's Word for Christ the King Sunday
Rev. Jason Radmacher, Preacher
Pat Stanton, Reader
Sunday School during worship.
Teachers: Charity Mutasa (PreK-1st), Robert & Arianne Andrusco (2nd-4th grades), Rudi Prudente (5th-7th)
Childcare offered for children 3 and under in Room 204
Usher Team D serving
Earl Groner (Usher-in-Charge), Pam Scarlett Hamers, Sam Hedrick, Norma Smith, Joshua Buman
Coffee Hour after Worship hosted by the Orange Team
Malou Corpuz (Leader), Rudy Prudente (Leader), Alan Benedict, Joseph Diaz, Molly DiBernadino, Arden Eidell, Lona Fitzgerald, Diane Kample, Charity Mutasa, Evan Robinson, Maryann Ruggiero, Mary Thombs
Tellers: Kelly Lockwood & Lindsay Baker |
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You're Invited to Jason & Dana's Holiday Open House
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Jason's Sermons now Available as an Audio Podcast
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 You can now listen to Pastor Jason's sermons online or download them as a podcast.
"Jason at Asbury" is the title of the podcast, which is available on multiple listening platforms, including Spotify, PocketCasts, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Breaker, and RadioPublic.
Just click this link to listen, https://anchor.fm/jason-radmacher
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Music at Asbury Fundraiser A Big Success!
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 Saturday night saw Weyand Hall transformed into a Parisian salon for the first ever Music at Asbury benefit evening. 52 guests enjoyed hors d’oeuvres, an Italian dinner, dessert, and an informative and fun presentation on the opera La Boheme by master teacher Joan Mallory. Pastor Jason was a debonair Giacomo Puccini, Franz Baumann a convincing Arturo Toscanini, and Asbury Summer Theatre’s Michael Quigley was a frustrated philanderer juggling wife Janet Arbucci with fiancée Mary Thombs!
After all expenses, the event raised $2,000 for the Music at Asbury concert series, helping us to make quality music available free of charge to everyone!
 In addition to the Music at Asbury committee, extra special thanks go to our own master chef, Joe Sapienza; kitchen and decorating helpers Pat Stanton, Maria He, Sue Horan, Gerry Mackey, Amos Buman; and wait staff Hannah Baumann, Julian He, and Evan Robinson. And of course, we couldn’t have done it without the help and advice of the invaluable Carolyn Mucciolo!
Music at Asbury Committee:
Mary Thombs, chair; Lindsay Baker, Mauro Contrastano, Barbara Gibson, Lu Gmoser, Earl Groner, Ruth Mackey, Joan Mallory, Diane Kamble Siegel. |
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2019 Pledges of Financial Support: An Update
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 As a Season of Thanksgiving draws to a close, members of Asbury Church are expressing their gratitude to God by making promises to support our ministry financially in 2019.
To date, 32 individuals and families have made pledges of support. Of these, seven pledges have been made by persons who did not do so in 2018 and six have decided to increase their giving.
If you would like to make a promise of financial support, 2019 Pledge Cards are available at the church. You may also contact the church office directly by phone or email with your name and the amount you intend to give.
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A Record Breaking Pie Auction for Feeding Westchester
 On Sunday November 18, Asbury Church held a record breaking pie auction to benefit Feeding Westchester. Together we raised over $1100, all of which will be donated to Feeding Westchester, to combat hunger in our community.
You may also make a donation to Feeding Westchester today by placing a gift in the special mission offering envelope included in your bulletin.
Sign Up Now to Serve on a Coffee Hour Team
Do you look forward to the time of fellowship and refreshments we share together after worship every Sunday?
Would you like to pay that experience forward by serving on a Coffee Hour team in 2019?
Coffee Hour teams make the coffee, bring the snacks, and do the behind the scenes work that make our weekly time of fellowship possible. Each team serves 8-10 Sundays per year.
If you'd like to serve in this way, please speak to Robert Hamers or contact the church office.
Light the Advent Wreath at Asbury
 Would you like to light the Advent Wreath during worship in December?
If you and your family (or your best friend, or the person who sits on the pew behind you) would like to take part in this tradition, please let Jason know.
Order Your Christmas Wreaths by November 28
 The United Methodist Women of Asbury are selling fresh balsam wreaths from an upstate grower this holiday season, the proceeds of which will support the various charitable and mission organizations supported by the group.
22” undecorated wreath $20.00
22” decorated wreath $30.00
Wreaths will be available for pick up next Sunday, December 2.
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Asbury United Methodist Church in Yonkers, New York, established in 1771, has long been a welcoming community.
We strive to follow the example of Christ, grow in love and welcome into full fellowship persons of every race, gender, culture, nationality, sexual orientation or gender identity, economic circumstance, age, physical and mental ability, family and marital status.
We affirm that all persons are individuals of sacred worth. |
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Asbury Crestwood United Methodist Church
167 Scarsdale Rd.
Tuckahoe, NY 10707
Phone: 914-779-3722
Email: asburyumc167@gmail.com
Rev. Jason Radmacher, Pastor
Mary Thombs, Minister of Music
Harrison Beck, Assistant Minister of Music
Rev. Andrea Raynor, Adjunct Clergy
Lorna O'Hanlon, Office Manager
Therese Gurian, Director, Asbury Nursery School
Coleen Grogan, Director, Asbury Enrichment Program
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