Our Saviour's United Methodist
Church - (847)352-8181 701 E. Schaumburg Rd, Schaumburg, IL
60194
Worship Services Saturday - 5:00 p.m. - Communion
Sunday - 9:30 a.m. (Summer Worship Time - May 31st, - September 13, 2009)
Sunday - 9:00 and 10:30 a.m. Rest of the Year) Sunday School for Children Both Hours.
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What's Happening
SUMMER WORSHIP HOURS TO BEGIN MAY 31ST
WHICH IS CONFIRMATION SUNDAY!.
The end of May will signal the start of our summer worship time of 9:30 a.m. Our Saturday worship time of 5:00 p.m. remains the same.
We will resume our two Sunday services on September 20th, after Labor Day weekend and Schaumburg Fest and after our Family Fest Fall
Celebration.
2009 CHURCH PICTORIAL DIRECTORY
It has been three years since our last directory and some of you don't quite look the same.
So it is time to create a new directory that more acurately reflects the current make-up of our congregation.
You can sign up right here on line by clicking on the link below.. .
DIRECTORY OSUMC
ADULT MISSION TRIP OPPORTUNITY!
Adults - are you looking for an exciting, challenging, and rewarding way to extend your "outreach"
Then maybe we have just the opportunity for you.
Bill Schreiner will be leading an Adult Mission Trip to the Rosebud Indian Reservation in Mission, SD from August 8 - 16.
The Rosebud Reservation is one of three Indian Reservations served by the Tree of Life Ministry based in Mission SD.
Todd County (in which the Rosebud Reservation resides) is the fourth poorest county in the nation. Alcoholism and drug use is around 80%,
diabetes and unemployment is 87% , and the suicide rate is highest in the nation. Our mission is to let the people know that we really do
care and we are here to help them better their lives spiritually, economically, and physically.
During this Mission Trip, we will likely work on a variety of renovations on homes, shelters, day cares, youth centers, senior centers, drug
and alcohol centers, community centers, etc. For those that prefer other activities, there are opportunities to conduct VBS classes,
work with children, provide medical assistance, help in the food pantry, re-stocking the clothing room, sewing, or making / repairing quilts,
dolls, and other gifts given out at Christmas. In the evenings, there will be a variety of social opportunities to learn and experience the
native Sioux culture. There will also be a "day off" in which participants can choose to enjoy some of the local attractions such as
Mt. Rushmore, Crazy Horse Monument, the Badlands, Wounded Knee, tubing on the Niabrara River, and much more.
Informational Meetings will be held on Friday April 24th (7:00 - 8:00 pm) and Sunday April 26th (noon - 1:00 pm).
Please contact Bill Schreiner @ 847.867.6923 or william.schreiner@capgemini.com to sign-up for one of these sessions,
or for more information. Registrations are needed by April 29th.
THE CHILD CARE CENTER HAS OPENED!
The Community Child Care Center opened February 18th. We housed
them in our facility for over eighteen years, and are delighted that the new facility is now open.
(Tours of the new facility were given by CHASI (Children's Home & Aid Society of Illinois) officials
after each worship service on Sunday, January 25th)
PANAMA MEDICAL MISSION
CLICK HERE TO GO TO PANAMA MISSION BLOG
Follow what Mary Legg is doing on her mission trip to Panama by clicking on the highlighted text above.
Please keep the whole group in your prayers.
DEMAND MORE
Demand More is changing. How can we get more out of our faith all year long? "FIND YOUR CALCUTTA", is
what Mother Thresa told to many people who were inspired by her work and witness. "CALCUTTAS ARE EVERYWHERE!"
Don't just demand more, but also create more. If you have a way to make Christmas and the New Year more, share it by
clicking on the DEMAND MORE area above. (There is also a link in the Links tab above.)
It will take you to the church blog site where you can share a comment or an idea with the rest of the church.
Share ideas on this blog and we'll share some of them in the worship services in future weeks. Pastor Steve
N.O.W. AGAIN!
NURTURE - OUTREACH - WITNESS
Interested in doing something meaningful? Our N.O.W. structure is being implemented and
Co-ordinators for each area of ministry chosen. The Nurture co-ordinator is Anne Roloff.
Outreach is Helen Olszewski. And Witness is Fred Collins. We intend to make our church program meaningful,
exciting and enjoyable. We have divided ourselves into teams, are developing a course of action and
determining the best way to involve as many people as possible in meaningful ministry.
Contact one of our Area of Ministry Co-ordinators to see what opportunity exist to join with others
in finding our way forward. More details and ways to make contact will follow soon.
New Staff
We are pleased to welcome Susie Swyter who is doing her field education at Garrett-Evangelical Seminary.
It is a joy to have her on our staff.
50th Anniversary Logo
Our Saviour's celebrated our 50th anniversary
since incorporation as a church on March 16th, 2008. There have been many special ways
that we recognized this milestone, including former pastors coming back as guest preachers on various Sundays.
Thanks to Debra Marusich for submitting the winning LOGO shown below,
and many thanks to Carol Elkin, Juanita Smith, Marilyn Alexander, Lois Janson, Holly Smith and Judy Ringen
for giving their time and using their artistic talents. The new 50th Anniversary Banner hanging in the
sanctuary is a wonderful way to celebrate this special year.

More On Our 50th
On March 16, 2008 Our Saviours celebrated 50 years of service to Christ and to the community with a
luncheon at the Seville in Streamwood. Our Saviours was chartered at the Palatine Methodist church on March 16, 1958.
After meeting in schools for several years, our congregation moved into its own building on Golf Road.
There it grew and served until 1990 when we moved to our present location on Schaumburg Road in Schaumburg.
The 50th Anniversary Committee planned a year-long celebration.
The third Sunday of each month was set aside for the celebration, with former pastors invited back to help us remember
and celebrate.
Rev. Debbie Fisher started out our year on January 20, 2008 preaching at both services. The others are listed below.
Pot-luck lunches followed the second service on each third Sunday to allow further visitation.
- Kenneth Young III honored his grandfather, Rev. Kenneth Young, on February 16 & 17.
- Special services March 15 & 16 with the Anniversary luncheon on March 16.
- Rev. Mike Hickok visited on April 19 & 20.
- Rev. F. Gates Vrooman on May 17 & 18.
- Rev. Dean Shapley on June 8.
- Rev. P. (Patrick) Devon Brown on July 20.
- Birthday Celebration August 16 & 17.
- Rev. Howard Benson on September 21.
- Rev. Nina Nichols on October 18 & 19.
- Rev. Harriette Cross on November 15 & 16.
CROP WALK

- October 19th! CROP (Communities Responding to Overcome Poverty)
A big thanks to all who worked on, walked or sponsored those in the CROP WALK. We have made a difference! We had 20
walkers whose sponsors contributed $2,401 to help fight hunger arous the world and in our own community. Six churchs in
total participated with a total of 102 walkers with over $15,000 raised. Twenty-five percent of the money raised will
be split between the Kenneth Young Center's Meals on Wheels program and the Prince of Peace PADS site. The rest goes
to Church World Service.
Click Here - For more information about
CROP WALKS and Church World Service
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