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4th of July Parade Ice Cream "Float"
North Shore UMC will have a float in the 4th of July parade this year, which begins at 3 PM at Central School, and concludes at Lakefront Park. Our church's float features a large, inflated ice cream cone attached to a car as a way of advertising the church's "Sundae Sunday" celebration open to the entire Glencoe Community on July 21st from 2:00 to 4:00 PM on the church's front lawn.
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As part of Glencoe's 150th Anniversary celebration, NSUMC welcomes you to Sundae Sunday, July 21st, 2–4 pm on the lawn at Hazel and Greenleaf Avenues. Ice cream with your choice of toppings will be given free to the first 300 people in attendance.
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"Ghostbusters @ Ravinia"
We will have 20 pavilion tickets available to see Ghostbusters at Ravinia Sunday, July 21 at 8 pm. The CSO will accompany the film. We will gather for dinner first. Ticket price $12.50. Please contact Scott Javore to purchase a ticket. |
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Movie Night:
Instant Family
Join us Friday, July 12, 6:30-10:00 PM for dinner and a movie. We will eat together and then watch Instant Family on the big screen TV in Barbee Hall. Instant Family is a 2018 American comedy film starring Mark Wahlberg and Rose Byrne as parents who adopt three young children. The film is directed by Sean Anders, who wrote the screenplay with John Morris, based in part on Anders' own experiences.
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Adult Forum: "Immigrant Detention, American Values, and the Religious Imperative"
Immigrant detention is back in the news. The number of immigrants seeking asylum is seeming to swell, and conditions in the camps in which they are being detained are deteriorating. What should be America's response? What should we, as religious people who care about welcoming the stranger, be thinking and doing? On Sunday, July 14th following worship in Barbee Hall, join Bruce Elder, rabbi of Congregation Hakafa and former facilitator of the Shut Tornillo Down Coalition, for a discussion of timely concern.
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Rummage Sorting!
Anyone who can stay after Adult Forum on July 14 to help sort rummage is welcome. Even a few minutes of your time will help move this important effort forward.
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Rummage Sale Collection Open!
This year's Rummage Sale is Sat, Oct 5th. The church is now collecting items for the sale. Please drop items off during office hours of 9 AM to Noon, M-F. To arrange a special delivery outside of office hours, contact Rev. Barb Jarvore (bjavore@northshoreumc.com or (847) 828-7700). Proceeds go to help the church's budget + outside ministries supported by the church.
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Our Thoughts & Prayers
Comfort
- Brian Brandt, Prayers requested following a recent hospitalization due to medicine complications.
- Nancy Haynor,
Recovering from a recent operation at home. Is doing well, and will undergo another operation in a few weeks. Asks for prayers.
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Prayers for the Goodale family, on the passing of Lisa's mother, Marjorie Carlson. Marjorie's obituary is listed below this section, and her funeral is scheduled for this Friday in Moline, IL.
- Prayers for the Abuls Family, as Peter's father is close to passing.
Continued Prayers
- Stuart Phillips, who is staying at Glenview Terrace.
- Walter Holt
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Obituary - Marjorie Carlson
(Lisa Goodale's Mother)
Marjorie J. Carlson, 94, of Moline, Illinois, died at Illini Restorative Care in Silvis, Illinois, on Friday, June 28, 2019. She is survived by two daughters, Lisa (Eddis) Goodale of Evanston, Illinois, and Sarah (Vincent) Van Damme of Moline; five grandchildren, Joseph (Tirzah) Van Damme, Brent (Teal) Van Damme, Robin (Justin) Artman, Thomas Van Damme, and Meredith Goodale; five great-grandchildren, Mikayla, Rylee, Bentley, Russell, Clara and another on the way; and two sisters, Lucille Ghicadus of Montana, and Delores Parker of California. She was preceded in death by her husband and sisters, Marilyn Cope and Elizabeth Lawhorn.
For information on services for Lisa's mother please use this link: Marjorie-Carlson
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