December 2019

Did you know? The technical term for the shape of the 9 a.m. in the Chapel with 26 points is an augmented rhombicuboctahedron. 10 a.m. School in the C. E. building Eighteen of the points are larger with a square base, while 11 a.m. in the Sanctuary (Childcare available) eight are smaller with a triangle base.

December 1 - First Sunday of I first learned this in the process of doing research 9-10:45 a.m. Advent Workshop - Benigna Auditorium for a newspaper article in 2010, while I was chaplain Advent Lovefeast - One Service Only at 11 a.m. of . The esteemed Church Mouse explains it extremely well in the December 2014 issue Meditation: Bishop Hopeton Clennon of The Belfry. That particular Advent season was the Eve Tickets & Offering Envelope Distribution first time we installed a Moravian star in the belfry of December 8 - Second Sunday of Advent Central . That six-foot star was a gift to Sermon: The Rev. Dr. Lynnette Delbridge Central from the Star Factory in , and Tickets & Offering Envelope Distribution dedicated on November 30, 2014. December 15 - Third Sunday of Advent 9 a.m. Chapel Worship It joins the Moravian star erected inside the sanctuary Sermon: Bishop Hopeton Clennon during the season of Advent. The star on the inside spends 11 a.m. Sanctuary Worship with Children’s Program a couple weeks in the apse above the upper pulpit before Sermon: The Rev. Dr. Lynnette Delbridge being relocated closer to the balcony. These are examples December 22 - Fourth Sunday of Advent of the phenomenal work carried on by members and Lessons and Carols friends of our congregation. Traditions, old and new, December 24 - Christmas Eve Services: Tickets Required contribute to the deep expressions of spirituality conveyed 1:00 p.m. - Childrens’ Lovefeast and Candlelight by songs, sermons and symbols. We offer our sincere 5:30 p.m. - Candlelight Vigils thanks to all who cheerfully offer their gifts of time and 8:00 p.m. - Candlelight Vigils talent from a couple hours to several weeks to make December 25 - Christmas Day - 10 a.m. Worship Only the Advent and Christmas seasons so meaningful for Sermon: The Rev. Maggie Wellert thousands in the Lehigh Valley and beyond. December 29 - First Sunday after Christmas Sermon: Bishop Hopeton Clennon Each act of service directs us to the ultimate message December 31 - ’s Eve Vigil of the season—the love of God for our world. It is my 11:30 p.m. - Sanctuary sincere prayer that our words and deeds amplify that gift Sermon: Bishop Hopeton Clennon of Divine love. And, may we grow in our effort to be living examples of God’s love in our world.

Celebrate the New Year Consider a symbolic message of the Moravian star shining for the community to see—the light emanating Join us for our special New Year’s Eve service at equally in all directions. All are welcome. All are loved. 11:30 p.m. in the Sanctuary, a tradition since 1747 of “The light shines in the darkness and the darkness did not welcoming in the new year while in prayer and worship. overcome it. …But to all who received him, who believed One favorite piece of the service has been the unique in his name, he gave power to become children of God.” tradition of the Area Moravian Trombone Choir (: 5, 12) announcing the hour of midnight by interrupting the pastor’s Happy Advent! sermon – often in mid-sentence – with the strains of “Now — Pastor Hopeton Thank We All Our God.” 2 The Belfry

Representing Christ at Central alike, have the opportunity to extend a smile, to offer a hand- shake, to give directions to the bathroom, to offer comfort On October 22, representatives from Moravian College, and welcome. , and Central Moravian gathered around These thoughts have been floating through my mind be- a big table for our annual “Christmas Summit” meeting. cause Christmas is a time to ponder the difference between Carefully, we went over everything going on in our buildings closed and open doors. Christmas is a time to remember during November and December, a busy time in Bethlehem. that Mary and Joseph faced many closed doors in their busy With all of us needing to use the sanctuary for rehearsals and Bethlehem before they found a spot with a where worship services, it’s a given that our three institutions will Mary could have her child and shepherds could come to need to closely coordinate and cooperate with each other. We visit them. Christmas is a time for us to offer our own safe, want to make sure everyone gets the time, equipment, and warm places for all kinds of people. They may only be in space they need to prepare for and offer meaningful concerts our buildings once. They may come back. They may even and worship services during the Christmas season. Frankly, eventually, as some do, find a home with us and become sharing our buildings is a lot of work for our own musicians, members of our congregation. Whoever they are, we have administrative, and buildings and grounds staff members. It’s the opportunity to offer them the welcome of a Christian a lot of work for our volunteers too. We noted that Nov. 15th community, the warmth of singing together, and the sense of was the only day in the two month period without a meeting, safety and security you get when you walk through the doors rehearsal or program in any of our buildings. “Protect that at Central and settle into a pew where so many have sat be- one day of rest!” we told each other. fore you. Let us give God thanks for our buildings, for their In the midst of all the nitty gritty details, this annual plan- “presence.” They do speak for us. They also give us many ning meeting reminded me yet again of the one of the great opportunities to speak ourselves, to offer God’s hospitality gifts we enjoy at Central Moravian Church. People who ourselves. aren’t our “regular” church members often come into our We have a busy Christmas and another busy year ahead buildings. All kinds of people related to the College – fami- of us. Even as we hope to grow in our ability to meet and lies, friends, donors, alumni – come to Central for special minister to people far beyond the walls of our church build- services like pinning ceremonies for the nursing class, ings at home, at work, or on the street, let’s make the most Christmas , and graduations. For College Christmas of every opportunity God gives us to welcome a visitor who Vespers alone, appropriately 6,000 people visit our sanctu- steps foot inside one of our doors. ary. Moravian Academy families come to our sanctuary — Pastor Lynnette for special lovefeasts and services. Beyond the people who come to us through the College and the Academy, there are more. People get married in our Chapel. Others come for funerals. Bach at Noon holds monthly lunchtime con- BAM News certs September through May in the Sanctuary. We host the Littner Lecture in the spring and Musikfest concerts in the We are grateful to Marie Couts who lead an engaging and summer. I am sure you could think of other ways individuals interactive workshop about Moravian history from John and groups use our facilities and get introduced to Central Hus to the early days in Herrnhut on Nov. 2, 2019. Thirty- Moravian Church. eight people participated in this “In Their Steps” event held Many other churches would wish for just one or two of at Central Moravian Church and sponsored by the BAM these opportunities to welcome visitors into their spaces. Ministries Committee. We look forward to a similar program We, on the other hand, sometimes find keeping track of them in the spring about the spread of Moravian missions. The all a challenge. Even so, I hope we never take our opportu- spring workshop will take place at Advent Moravian Church. nities to welcome people inside our buildings for granted. Members of the BAM Ministries Committee met on Whether people have come for an event another organization November 4th for their last meeting in 2019. The Commit- is offering or it’s one of our own meetings or services, we tee voted to release funding for the following causes: Camp have the opportunity to speak volumes to them. The way our Hope Camperships for youth from Esperanza; support for buildings look clean and inviting, the information about our Eastern District Young Adult Ministries mission trip to ministries in the bulletin for an event, the brochures in the Nepal, annual funding for the BAM Trombone Choir, and a pews, and the posts on the bulletin boards – all these factors contribution toward expenses at the Moravian Music Foun- give people a sense of Central. And even more importantly, dation for a cataloguing project. those of us who interact with visitors, staff and volunteers The Belfry 3

Advent Workshop Friday Fun Night

Our annual Advent Workshop, for people of all ages, We invite our infants through fifth graders to join us for takes place on December 1 in Benigna Auditorium, first Friday Fun Night, Dec. 13. Our infants and toddler class floor of the C. E. building from 9 - 10:45 a.m. Make crafts will enjoy free play. Parents should bring in whatever such as bird feeders, advent , Moravian candles, food is appropriate for their small children in this age cone nativity sets, marble painted stars, king’s crowns, group. Our Preschool and Elementary Classes will enjoy and more. Enjoy conversation, refreshments, and carol a kid-friendly supper and activities based on the story of singing with family and friends. This community activity the wise astronomers who come from afar to visit and takes the place of our 9 a.m. worship service and 10 a.m. bring gifts to the child . Because of the Putz, the Sunday School and is followed by our Advent Lovefeast Elementary Class will be meeting in Benigna Auditorium. in the Sanctuary at 11 a.m. This month, all families and children should enter through the front door of the C. E. building which faces the cemetery, God’s Acre. Please RSVP to Pastor Lynnette at Looking for Props [email protected]. This Christmas, our Children's Sunday School class will be telling the story of wise astronomers (traditionally Nursery News called ) who come from far countries to bring gifts to the new king, the child Jesus. We We are blessed to have several new babies in our are looking for beautiful bottles, treasure chests, and congregation and a dedicated group of volunteers who interesting baskets that the children could carry to look forward to reading, playing, and sharing snack with represent these gifts. If you have items you could share them in the nursery during Sunday morning worship with us through the Christmas season, please bring services in the Sanctuary. Our nursery workers met in them to the church office. Let us know if you want them November to review our guidelines both for themselves back after Dec. 24th. Please contact Pastor Lynnette at and for the families and children who use the nursery. [email protected]. So that they can continue to offer a safe and welcoming place for our smallest children during worship, we ask that families remember to sign children in whenever they choose to stay in the nursery. Because the nursery is geared for our infants, toddlers, and preschoolers, we ask that children who are old enough for Kindergarten now “graduate” out of the nursery and that they sit with their parents or a loving adult during worship. We also ask that children who wish to receive on communion Sundays sit with their families in worship. If you are interested in serving as a nursery volunteer or if you are a family member with questions about or suggestions for the nursery, please contact Camie Modjadidi, Chairperson of the Christian Education Committee through the office Christmas Caroling or Pastor Lynnette, [email protected].

Spread the good news of Christmas with our neighbors Help Light Up Bethlehem on December 14 by joining us for our annual Christmas Caroling on Sunday, Dec. 8. We will meet at College Hill Moravian Once again, the Social Action Committee will be Church at 72 West Laurel Street at 3:30 p.m. From there, participating in Luminaria Night in the City of Bethlehem. we will load our bus which will take us to Moravian We will set up the luminaria (white paper bags with votive King’s Daughters Home at 4 p.m. and then to the senior candles inside) in front of the Church Office, and all along center at Moravian Houses at 5 p.m. We will return to our ‘church corner’of Church & Main Streets. This is College Hill Moravian at 6 p.m. for refreshments. Please a fun project for all ages, singles, families, etc. Join us sign up on the sign-up sheet in the back of the Chapel or on Saturday, December 14th from about 3:30 - 5 p.m. on the Amen Pews in the Sanctuary. Contact Joan Carson (610-346-8012) if you’d like to help! 4 The Belfry

Help Volunteer at Our Christmas Putz A Season for Giving

Every year visitors come to view our Putz and you have We are grateful for the vision of the ones who have the opportunity to host and help tell the Nativity story about prepared: God’s amazing love. Time slots are 2 hours each and 2 hosts Who have made the firm decision that, in death, life are needed for each time. Sign up on our website under the be shared, “Seasons, Christmas/Advent” tab. Linda Norris-Fiegel is For when earthly bodies fail them, as they’re welcomed our Putz Coordinator. Contact her if you have any questions into heaven, (610-709-4253; [email protected]). Others here will know a blessing from the life these saints have given. The Star & Candle Shoppe Text: Copyright © Carolyn Winfrey Gillette, 2014 Carolyn Winfrey Gillette wrote this on behalf Located on the lower level of the Christian Education of Donate Life America, sponsor of the Annual National building (40 W. Church St., Bethlehem) right across the hall Donor Sabbath. One of those with the vision to prepare to from the Putz. You’ll find a wide variety of quality crafts share life, was my husband, Keith Harke. Keith checked by local artists (stars, beeswax candles, ornaments, jewelry, off those boxes on his drivers’ license which offered his baked goods, and much more). Opens 11/29, 10 a.m.-7 p.m. tissue, eyes, or bone in the event of his death. Immediately following his death at St. Luke’s in April, Putz and Star & Candle Shoppe Hours of Operation: the hospital team was in touch with Donate Life America, Hours of Operation: Before Christmas: the agency which follows up with family members. Thursdays/Fridays: 1-7 p.m., Saturdays: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Thanks to Keith’s generous preparing, the good work of Sundays: 1-5 p.m., Star & Candle closes on 12/22 Donate Life America, and with the blessing of our family, Putz is closed Christmas Eve & Christmas Day and Keith gave the gift of sight to two different men, each in reopens December 26-31 from 1-5 p.m. his early 70’s, through cornea transplant. National Donor Sabbath was celebrated in congregations, Busy Workers’ Sale synagogues, mosques, and other places of worship on the weekend of November 15-17, 2019. According to the Do- Join us in the Chapel for the Busy Workers’ annual nate Life Website, someone new is added to a waiting list Christmas sale on Sat., December 7 from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. every ten minutes. An average of 79 people receive organ and Sun., December 8 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. We have transplants each day, while on that same day an average of many new items (bracelets from Nepal and Radko orna- 21 die waiting. My hope is that next year we might lift up ments) and our traditional ones with delicious baked National Donor Sabbath here at Central and consider this goods, too. Something for everyone! Come early to valuable ministry as part of our mission. purchase your beautiful wreaths and gifts for the holi- I invite you to prayerfully consider checking those boxes days. We will have sugar cake. Proceeds benefit many on your driver’s license. Even better, have a conversation charitable causes from Bethlehem to Tanzania and Nepal. with your family members and let them know that you For questions, call Jacqueline Adams at 610-867-7463 or would like to share life with those on the waiting list. email [email protected] This website offers a position on Organ Donation of the Moravian Church Northern Province, passed in 1986. Green Weekly Texts for December https://www.moravian.org/northern/wp-content/uploads/ Knowing that remembering to be attentive to God each sites/5/2019/07/Resolutions-on-Social-Issues-2018- day and week is a good thing, our Care for Creation Com- edition.pdf mittee is offering these Green Weekly Texts: For information on what you might need to know to be a donor, consult the website of Donate Life America: • Purchase energy-saving holiday lights https://www.donatelife.net/. As the National Donor • Use reusable gift bags instead of gift wrap. Sabbath website invites: • Consider giving a donation to an environmental agency BE A SYMBOL OF HOPE FOR for gifts THOSE WHO ARE WAITING. • Give experiential gifts (trip to museum, symphony, zoo, restaurant) — Maggie Wellert, Parish Pastor The Belfry 5

Save the Date: Moravian Women Soup Sale Taking Action Against Plastic Pollution

Coming soon: Moravian Women will be having their Plastic pollution in our landfills, parks, streetscapes, annual soup sale on January 18. Inclement weather water ways, oceans and food supplies is an ever increasing date will be January 25. problem. Central Moravian Church’s Care for Creation sub-committee has decided to take action and invited Soup orders will be taken after worship services on all BAM congregations to join us in participating in the Sunday Dec. 29 and January 5 and 12. Exciting news, TREX Company plastic challenge. The response has been a mystery soup will be unveiled! Please stay tuned for enthusiastic, and we will be meeting in January to develop a additional information about the upcoming sale. plan of action. In the meantime, we want you to know about the project so you can think ahead and maybe even begin Soliciting “Selfies” for Pictorial Directory saving your plastic wrappers and bags.

If you weren’t able to have your portrait picture taken Some of you may be familiar with Trex as a company that by Lisa Arnold on October 27 or November 24, please manufactures outdoor products, such as decks and furniture consider submitting a high resolution digital photo- made from composite materials that include plastics. The graph of yourself for our 2020 Pictorial Directory. TREX Company is sponsoring plastic challenges for schools “Selfies” should be emailed to Lisa Arnold at and communities as a way to and reuse unwanted ([email protected]) with a copy to Cindy at plastic products, thereby reducing the amount of plastic the office ([email protected]). Dead- waste that goes into our landfills and contributing to the line for submitting “Selfies” is Monday, January 27. environmentally responsible use of resources. The plastic challenge for community members involves identifying 1. The technical requirements for submitted photo- a 6-month collection period during which a minimum of graphs are: Photos should be taken in (or cropped 500 pounds of plastic film needs to be collected. Challenge to) the horizontal format, also known as landscape. participants weigh and record the amount of plastic they gather and report it monthly to a TREX Company contact 2. Photos must have a minimum resolution of 200 dpi person. The collected plastic material is delivered to a at 2.5(h) x 3(w) inches. Higher resolutions are participating community partner. In Pennsylvania, these are welcome of course! Photos taken or copied from various retailers such as ACME, Giant, Kohl’s, Redner’s the web at “web” resolution (72 dpi) cannot be Market, Safeway, Tops, and Weis. used. — Membership Committee Examples of acceptable plastic products are: grocery bags, bread bags, dry cleaning bags, newspaper sleeves, ice bags, wood pellet bags, Ziploc and other re-closable bags, Care for Creation – A Simple Coffee Cup produce bags, bubble wrap, salt bags, cereal bags, and case overwrap for bottled water, paper towels, toilet paper, etc. Many of us need our “coffee fix” everyday. And for It is important that all plastic be clean, dry and free of food convenience, we stop at our favorite coffee shop on our residue. way to work, running errands or to the game. Unfortu- nately, the cups being used to hold our coffee, or tea, The TREX Company provides participating organizations or even soft drinks end up in landfills. And, if they are with recycling bins for collection purposes, posters that plastic, it is common knowledge that they are not good feature the types of plastic products that are acceptable and, for our environment. Even paper cups, being used only if the goal is met within the 6-month period, a bench. The once, unnecessarily adds to the trash heap. You can Unitarian Universalist Church of the Lehigh Valley recently make a simple change in your lifestyle and make a dif- successfully completed the TREX plastic challenge and has ference! Bring your own travel mug to get your favorite offered to share what they learned with us. We look forward beverage at your local coffee shop. Some places even to telling you more about this exciting project in late January give you a discount for doing so. It’s reusable. It’s or early February. If you are interested in getting involved better insulated. And even if you only drink one cup of with this project, please contact Elke Rockwell at: coffee a day, you will stop 365 disposable cups from [email protected] or 610-865-4000. going into the landfill each year. And that’s just you! 6 The Belfry The Belfry 7

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Phone: 610-866-5661 Fax: 610-866-7256 Email: [email protected] Website: www.centralmoravianchurch.org Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., Mon. - Fri. Closed for Lunch 12-12:30 p.m.

Pastoral Staff: Financial Staff: Hopeton Clennon George Mowers Lynnette Delbridge Kelly Knapp Maggie Wellert Stewardship Coordinator: Music Staff: Martha Jones Rebecca Lepore Facilities Manager: Richard Miller Jeff Griffis Senior Office Administrator: Custodians: Cindy Gibson Jorge Zapata Head Sacristan: Spencer Schlack Tim Brady

Jamaica Tour The Belfry Deadline The History Committee sponsors a tour of Articles for the January Belfry are due in the church office by December 6. Jamaica, October 22-29, 2020. The all-inclusive price is $2300 per person based on double occupancy. Deadline for registration is Moravian Women January 31. Contact Diane Shaw or The next Board Meeting is on April 6 at 12:45 p.m. in the church office Pastor Hopeton for details. Group 2 3rd Tues., Dec. 17 1:00 p.m. Zinzendorf Parlor Group 3 2nd Wed., Dec. 11 10:00 a.m. Moravian Village Lounge Group 6 3rd Thur., Dec. 19 11:30 a.m. Moravian Village December Birthdays Group 7 2nd Sun., Dec. 8 10:00 a.m. 73 W. Parlor 1 Rose Nehring 8 Patricia Schaffer 1 Johnna Ward 8 Alex Glass 14 Maria Trent 20 Jennifer Ceneviva 26 Betty Watson 1 Lillian Shields 8 Clark Hamman 15 Lois Powell 20 Wyatt Achey 26 David Beckwith 2 Andrew Hospador 8 Bryan Gerhab 15 Wilson Karaman 21 Brian Melito 26 Deb Worrich 2 Craig Atwood 9 Christopher Bosch 16 Barbara Newton 21 Nancy Rutman 27 Charles Ferguson 3 Michael Berlin 9 Karen DeBard 16 Matthew Barnes 21 Andrew Whymark 27 Susan Jones 3 Hudson Malishchak 9 Benjamin Klokis 16 Devin Dubbs 21 Alonzo Gonzalez 28 Gary Fiegel 4 Larry Popowich 10 Elaine Francis 18 Catherine Weidner 22 Bob Korutz 28 Gail DeGruccio 4 Holly Parkinson 11 Lorraine Lease 18 Arlene Clendenning 22 Judith Dexter 29 Michael Zuk 4 Barbara Nelson 11 Alicia Nyby 18 Karen Achey 22 Alex Berlin 29 Lisa Silvius 5 Toni Pulcini 12 Leslie Zavar 19 Richard Hammond 22 Elliot Laubach 29 Mary Ann Kostenbader 5 Susan Barnes 13 Carol Leferovich 19 Deborah King 23 Timothy Gill 30 Grace Hochella 5 Mary Shields 13 Aaron Robacker 19 Aaron Robacker Jr 23 Greta Reifinger 30 Wendy Borst 5 Timothy Sonier 13 Aidan Newell 20 Shirley Cox 24 Stephen Savitske 31 Karen Yeakel 6 Deborah Smull 14 Natalie Zuk 20 Mary Joe Ferguson 24 Bill Wisneski 31 Douglas Caldwell Jr 6 Averie Lewis 14 Nathaniel Barnes 20 Rita Schaffstall 24 Michael Geho 31 Judson Frank 7 Pat Jani 14 Farrah Caldwell 20 David Moll 25 Bill Sachs Jr