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GM surprises with Hummer announcementPublished 12:50am Saturday, February 27, 2010
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Life in the automobile industry has been an unpredictable one over the last few years, and based on GM's announcement Wednesday that the plan to sell its Hummer brand vehicle to a China-based company had fallen through, it seems as though things are going to stay that way for the time being – unpredictable.
Scott Tyler of Tyler Automotive, the area's only Hummer dealer, said previously about the future of the brand: "We are happy to report that GM is expected to finally complete its sale of Hummer this week to the Chinese firm Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Co.
"Tengzhong's willingness to purchase the brand and invest in the product line means Hummer's future once again appears bright."
That was in December. Just a little more than two months later, things are very different.
"One year ago, General Motors announced that we were going to divest Hummer, as part of focusing our efforts on Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac going forward," John Smith, GM vice president of corporate planning and alliances, said Wednesday. "We have since considered a number of possibilities for Hummer along the way, and we are disappointed that the deal with Tengzhong could not be completed. GM will now work closely with Hummer employees, dealers and suppliers to wind down the business in an orderly and responsible manner."
The automaker said it would continue to honor warranties for the vehicle "while providing service support and spare parts to current Hummer owners around the world."
The impact made on dealers such as Tyler Automotive is still uncertain.
Tyler declined to speak with the Star about the news, saying only, "today GM is currently considering interest from several potential buyers."
His comment insinuates the story is far from over, that there is still a possibility that the brand will continue to float down production lines and hold a commanding presence on roadways across the country.
But again, the world of the automotive industry has been relatively unpredictable as it has all but crashed over the last few years, crippling businesses who service the industry throughout the nation and creating a turbulent ground for auto dealers to stand on as some of them are only beginning to recover from lost licenses and emptier lots.
Tyler's is no exception. On the same lot where the Hummer brand emblem dominates its showroom, Kia brand vehicles are adjusting to its new home, brought in after GM terminated its relationship with the deal – something Tyler said himself at the time was a bit of a surprise.
"In our case their decision was unfounded given our long standing record as a high performing GM dealership and one that has consistently excelled in every category they claimed to have included in their dealership evaluation criteria," Tyler said in December, describing the company's reaction to the news as "shocked."
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This year an excellent set of 12 photographs of Xena, an Explosive Detection Dog (EDD), was donated to the Memorial. Following an inauspicious start to life in the military, Xena proved her true worth serving in Afghanistan. A Malinois (Belgian Shepherd), Xena was the runt of the litter in an RAAF breeding program. Deemed too timid to have a future as an attack dog, her future was uncertain. She was allocated to a trainer, however her high energy…
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ANZAC voices : The Pozieres and Fromelles display case, featuring the Pflaum story The temporary exhibition, ANZAC voices is only open for one more week. It contains a number of interesting stories, including that of Ray and Theo Pflaum who served on the Western Front. Theo Pflaum P09521.001 Ray Pflaum P09291.453 One …
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Thank you to everyone who submitted their guess for last week's Collection Detection. As promised, here is the answer: The first of Chudleigh's two wartime concertinas: a Lachenal 20-key Anglo. It is a concertina, which belonged to Australian soldier Herbert Chudleigh during the First World War. He enlisted in August 1914, at 22 years of age. Two months later the accountant from Liverpool Road in Ashfield, Sydney, left Australia, and his …
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Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshiyar Zebari signed a memorandum of understanding during a visit to Egyptthis week, his office said, under which Baghdad agreed to make the payments to resolve the cases known as "yellow remittances".
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|Publication number
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|Application number
|Publication date
|Feb 24, 1981
|Filing date
|Aug 27, 1979
|Priority date
|Aug 27, 1979
|Publication number
|Donald D. Kane
|Original Assignee
|Kane Donald D
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (9), Referenced by (23), Classifications (7)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This invention generally relates to apparatus for the detection of blood circulation characteristics, and more particularly relates to an apparatus for providing a visual indication of heart-beat, or pulse.
A complete cycle of heart activity, or beat, consists of two phases; one of which is called the systole, and the other of which is known as the diastole. It is the first of these two phases, i.e. the systole, with which we are concerned. During the systole phase, the ventricles of the heart contract, thereby forcing blood into the arteries for the purpose of carrying blood awary from the heart to other parts of the body. Each contraction of the ventricles produce a surge of blood flowing through the arteries, and each such surge produces an expansion in the elastic arteries which absorb, in part, the pressure produced by said ventricle contraction.
The medical profession has ascertained that the rate of a person's heart-beat, or pulse, has great medical significance and that it is desirable to be able to detect the pulse easily and accurately. The pulse is felt quite readily at the wrist or the temple, and at any other part of the body which has the same rhythm as the heart beats. The usual method of feeling one's pulse at the wrist through the fingertips is a common practice which ordinarily produces good results. However, it is not a flawless system because the strength of the pulse of each person varies within limits and is sometimes difficult to detect for a number of biological reasons.
Accordingly, scientists have developed various types of pulse detection devices for use by the medical profession. The known prior art activity has been directed primarily to "pressure-sensing" devices. Included among these devices are the inventions disclosed in the following United States Patents, having numbers:
A close examination of each of the above patents reveals that they disclose pressure-sensing devices or related systems, which are generally adapted for wearing on the wrist, but none of the known prior art relates to a direct visual indication of pulse.
Each of the above-patented devices are moderately complicated inventions which utilize a multiplicity of parts and components, and which can only be manufactured at considerable expense. The administration of their use must also be done with great care in order to obtain meaningful results.
Applicant herein has conceived of a new visual pulse indicator which may be placed directly over any pressure point of the human body. The visual pulse indicator produces an accentuation of the motion of the artery and skin at the pressure point area caused by each beat.
This new and useful invention is an article of manufacture and includes the use of a transparent plate member, a thin flexible membrane and a fluid emulsion sealed in the pocket formed therebetween. Use may be made of a thin peripheral member between the transparent member and the flexible membrane for impoved containment of the fluid emulsion.
As this visual pulse indicator is placed over a common pressure point such as the wrist or the temple, with the flexible membrane next to the skin, the expansion of the artery produces motion of the skin and the adjoining tissues and causes a visual enhancement of said motion in the form of pattern or color changes in the emulsion, which may be viewed through the transparent plate member, as it is disturbed in response to each beat, or arterial expansion.
This visual pulse indicator may be applied to a pressure point in any of several convenient ways, among which are included: the placement and holding of the pulse indicator directly on a pressure point by manual means, i.e. the use of hand-pressue; the attachment over the skin at the pressure point by means of adhesive tape or its equivalent; the placement of the visual pulse indicator in an ordinary wrist-strap of the type used for watches whereby the visual pulse indicator is positioned over the wrist pressure-point and conveniently held in place by the strap; or by any other convenient means.
The present invention shows several features of novelty over the known prior art, including the capability for providing a non-invasive visual pulse indication without the use of complex, expensive pressure-sensing systems with remote readout apparatus or electronic signal processors or converters.
It is therefore an object of this invention to provide a visual pulse indicating device for placement over a pressure point on a human body for a direction visual indication of pulse or heart beat.
It is another object of this invention to provide a visual pulse-indicating device which is simply manufactured using a transparent plate member, a flexible membrane, and a small quantity of fluid emulsion or oil located therebetween.
It is another object of this invention to provide a visual pulse-indicating device which may be manufactured using a transparent plate member, a flexible membrane, an emulsion or oil located therebetween, and a peripheral member located between the transparent plate and the flexible membrane for further and efficient containment of the emulsion or oil.
It is another object of the present invention to provide a visual pulse-indicating device which is easy to wear by any person, and for convenient and rapid use by any layman or medical person.
It is another object of this invention to provide a visual pulse-indicating device which is lightweight, durable, rugged, reliable and very inexpensive to manufacture.
It is another object of this invention to provide a visual pulse-indicating device which is set into a wrist-strap and adapted to be easily worn by a person whose pulse is to be visually indicated.
For a better understanding of this present invention, together with other and further objects thereof, reference is made to the following description taken in connection with the accompanying drawings in which the preferred embodiments of this invention are illustrated, the scope of the invention being pointed out and contained in the appended claims.
FIG. 1 is a front view of one embodiment of the invention showing a disturbed fluid emulsion pattern under the surface of a transparent plate member.
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line 2--2 of FIG. 1 during an undisturbed time.
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a small-sized version of the device shown in FIG. 1 having been imbedded in a wrist-strap.
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the embodiment shown in FIG. 3 being worn on a person's wrist for a pulse indication.
In FIG. 1 at 10 these is shown a preferred embodiment of this visual pulse indicator. A transparent plate member 12 faces the viewer of this figure and extends across the entire front surface of pulse indicator 10. A fluid emulsion 14 is located in a pocket 16 beneath the surface of transparent plate member 12 and is contained in pocket 16 by the use of a flexible membrane 18 which may be made out of any convenient, oil-resistent, tough, durable, flexible material such as high-strength plastics, vinyls or rubber compounds. The fluid emulsion 14 may be of any convenient substance which, when encapsulated, produces a visible pattern change or spectral dispersion when disturbed by an external force. Flexible membrane 18 is permanently joined or cemented, at its edges, to the outer edges of member 12 or optional peripheral member 20. Member 20 is attached to member 12 and may be of any convenient shape and is useful in the manufacturing of the pulse indicator 10 by forming with member 12 a very shallow pocket 16 for containment of the fluid emulsion 14. The flexible membrane 18 is generally made opaque for best results to aid in the observation of the random patterns created by the fluid emulsion 14 as seen through the transparent member 12.
Whenever a force is applied to the outside surface of the flexible membrane 18, a disturbance is created within the pocket 16 and an observer can readily see changes in the patterns appearing below the face of transparent member 12 each time that a force is applied at or removed from the flexible membrane 18. The number of changes in the patterns correspond to the pulse, or heart beat rate.
In FIG. 2 there is shown a cross-sectional view of the visual pulse indicator taken along the line 2'2 of FIG. 1. Transparent plate member 12 is shown at the left and flexible membrane 18 is shown at the right. Pocket 16 is here defined by member 12 and the inner edges of peripheral membrane 20. The use of this peripheral member is optional. The emulsion 14 is located in pocket 16 and flexible membrane 18 caps the pocket 16 for encapsulation of the fluid emulsion 14 therein.
In FIG. 3 there is shown at 24 one preferred embodiment of this invention. This wrist-strap-assembly 24 embodiment of the invention includes a simple wrist-strap 26 with its typical fastening means 28 and corresponding holes 30 for cooperative use with fastening means 28. It further includes, as its primary purpose the embedding of a visual pulse indicator 10 of the type shown in its enlarged view in FIG. 1 with flexible membrane 18 being exposed at the lower surface of strap 26. FIG. 4 demonstrates that this assembly 24 is constructed in such a way and is intended to be worn in a manner whereby flexible membrane 18 may be placed next to a person's skin in the wrist area directly over an artery to respond to the pulse as described hereinabove.
It is to be understood that while the detailed drawings and specific examples given herein describe preferred embodiments of the invention, they are for purposes of illustration only, and that the invention is not limited to the precise details and conditions disclosed and that various changes may be made therein, without departing from the spirit of the invention which is defined by the following claims.
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|Apr 19, 2011
|Adidas International Marketing B.V.
|Sports electronic training system with electronic gaming features, and applications thereof
|Jan 31, 2012
|Adidas Ag
|Portable fitness monitoring systems with displays and applications thereof
|Jun 12, 2012
|Adidas Ag
|Program products, methods, and systems for providing fitness monitoring services
|Aug 17, 2007
|Jul 17, 2012
|Adidas International Marketing B.V.
|Sports electronic training system with electronic gaming features, and applications thereof
|Nov 20, 2012
|Celume Development, LLC
|Reconfigurable personal display system and method
|Jan 29, 2013
|Adidas International Marketing Bv
|Sports electronic training system with sport ball, and applications thereof
|Dec 16, 2011
|Jan 29, 2013
|Adidas Ag
|Portable fitness monitoring systems with displays and applications thereof
|Mar 11, 2013
|Apr 8, 2014
|Adidas Ag
|Performance monitoring devices and methods
|Aug 17, 2007
|Apr 22, 2014
|Adidas International Marketing B.V.
|Sports electronic training system, and applications thereof
|Jan 16, 2013
|Aug 12, 2014
|Adidas Ag
|Portable fitness monitoring systems with displays and applications thereof
|Jun 1, 2012
|Oct 7, 2014
|Adidas Ag
|Methods and program products for providing heart rate information
|Jan 14, 2013
|Jul 21, 2015
|Adidas International Marketing B.V.
|Sports electronic training system with sport ball, and applications thereof
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|Jan 26, 2016
|Adidas International Marketing B.V.
|Sports electronic training system with sport ball and electronic gaming features
|Jun 1, 2006
|Dec 6, 2007
|Carol Findlay
|Visual medical sensor indicator
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|Adidas International Marketing B.V.
|Sports electronic training system with electronic gaming features, and applications thereof
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|Stephen Michael Vincent
|Sports Electronic Training System With Electronic Gaming Features, And Applications Thereof
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|Portable Fitness Monitoring Systems With Displays and Applications Thereof
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|Program Products, Methods, and Systems for Providing Fitness Monitoring Services
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|600/503, 40/640
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification


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I was tempted to buy because the chart looked decent (before today) until I saw the huge insider sales. Glad I passed, and now know why there was so much dumping.
well it looks like your feaars were not real but I hope you made a profit
i don't know if it is dumping, but normal selling. The insiders have so many gosh darn shares. And I think the Schottenstiens know a thing or two about retail.
I am not particularly concerned about the selling. The stock has had a good run and I think it will roll forward ok. The company is poised to continue growing.Well managed. Not that they lost money but did not meet an analyst expectation. Did not lower their outlook correct ?


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So it's the Sunday after Christmas (which falls on Dec. 27th this year), you've spent all of your creative resources on special music and services throughout the season of Advent culminating in an awe-inspiring service on Christmas Eve celebrating the arrival of the Christ child…and you're just out of ideas of how to keep the celebration going!
It's hard for the church not to fall into the rut the rest of the world falls in – we do so much pre-Christmas celebrating and preparing that we're done with it all by Dec. 26. Tear down the trees. Put the garland away. Give us a Sunday off!
However, unlike the shopping world we celebrate 12 FULL DAYS of Christmas. And this means that no matter how tired we are or how much we've exhausted our creative resources, we need to be intentional that Sunday, Dec. 27th be a day of celebration too.
Now I know what you're thinking: "By this point our musicians are tired, our soloists are on vacation, and we can't book brass again lest our budget be blown for good." At the same time, you want the service following Christmas Day to have structure and not become a free-for-all mess. Don't worry. Take a deep breath. Below is an order of worship I'm calling a "Modified Service of 9 Lessons and Carols" designed especially for the smaller church or larger church with limited resources 2 days after Christmas Day.
Worship Notes: This is designed to be a day of singing and celebrating, and NO PREACHING too. It follows the traditional 9 Lessons and Carols structure (even down to the texts you read) but it takes on a more relaxed feel (a couple of more familiar hymns included). Note that you can turn any of the following carols into a solo or add an Offertory solo if you wish, but you certainly don't have to. Also, the selected verses allow people to enjoy singing without singing their voices out or turning it into a 90-minute service. In fact, encourage folks to come to worship dressed casually. Make it a relaxed, yet celebratory feel. Don't wear a robe or vestments – you wore that stuff enough during the weeks of Advent and on Christmas Eve.
Announcements (only if your church does this sort of thing)
Opening Hymn – "Angels We Have Heard on High" (UMH #238)
Opening Prayer – UMBOW p. 285
Lord's Prayer
Carol – "Hark the Herald Angels Sing" verses 1 & 3 (UMH #240)
1st Lesson – Genesis 3:8-15, 17-19
Carol – "Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus" verse 1 (UMH #196)
2nd Lesson – Genesis 22:15-18
Carol – "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel" veses 1 & 7 (UMH #211)
3rd Lesson – Isaiah 9:2, 6-7
Carol – "Angels From the Realms of Glory" verses 1 & 4 (UMH #220)
4th Lesson – Micah 5:2-5
Carol – "O Little Town of Bethlehem" verses 1 &4 (UMH #230)
5th Lesson – Luke 1:26-35, 38
Carol – "Joy to the World" verse 3-4 (UMH #246)
6th Lesson – Luke 2:1-7
Carol – "The First Noel" verse 1 (UMH #245)
7th Lesson – Luke 2:8-16
Carol – "Infant Holy, Infant Lowly" all verses (UMH #229)
8th Lesson – Matthew 2:1-11
Carol – "What Child is This" verses 1 & 3 (UMH #219)
9th Lesson – John 1:1-14
Carol – "O Come, All Ye Faithful" verses 1 & 6 (UMH #234)
Closing Prayer – UMH #231
Offering (solo only if necessary)
Closing Hymn – "Go Tell it On the Mountain" all verses (UMH #251)
Benediction –
May the Christ who by his birth gathered us all into divine fellowship, fill you with the sweetness of peace and goodwill; and the blessing of God Almighty, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, remain with you always. Amen.
Go forth in peace and joy!
I'm pretty sure when church people read the words from John the Revelator, "Behold I am making all things new" (Rev. 21:5), they never thought their beloved churches might be a part of that which is being made new. And yet here we are: church membership and attendance are down, money is down, church vitality and health are down. This makes us worry. We hear the words from Gil Rendle that "1/3 of United Methodist Churches will be closed by 2030," and we quiver with fear. Surely not our church!
And in our worry and fear we go back to old John's words from the Lord: "Behold, I am making all things new!"
Besides making individual lives new, Jesus is speaking a gospel word to our local churches, annual conferences, and our denomination as a whole – Get ready, new things are on the horizon!
Most every church I know says in their moments of struggle, "We need a resurrection here." And they're right. As Christians, we are a resurrection people. Jesus got off the cross to conquer sin and even death – that's what we say we believe and even stake our hope on. And dying churches do need resurrection. However I wonder if we know exactly what we mean when we say we want our churches to experience resurrection?
John's Gospel tells us that Jesus appeared to Mary and when she finally recognized him, she exclaimed, "Rabbuni," to which Jesus replied, "Don't cling to me" (John 20:16-17). Interestingly John never tells us that Mary lurched forward to grab and hold onto Jesus. This has always struck me as an odd passage of Scripture, and then I ran across a commentator who said maybe it was a rhetorical statement Jesus was making – Rabbuni was my Friday name. This is Sunday. God has done a new thing!
When we say we want our churches to experience resurrection, how tightly are we holding onto old stuff? What about programs we do because we've always done them – even though we can't remember why we started them in the first place? What about mindsets on how the church should look or dress or who should be sitting in our beloved pews? What about images of the past we cherish and mourn the loss of – even at the expense of passing up potential new opportunities to engage in ministry? What about buildings that have long served their purpose, cost too much to maintain, and aren't being used on a regular basis due to lack of people and ministry?
God is calling us to a new era of ministry where churches do the courageous work of letting go of old stuff in order to discover how God is doing a new thing (Isaiah 43:19). This is why I believe repositioning our churches through strategic partnerships, shared ministry, and even mergers is the faithful new work God is calling us to.
We live in a world that fears death and tries to avoid it at all costs. And yet Jesus tells us, "whoever wants to save their life will lose it, and whoever will lose their life for my sake will save it" (Matt 10:39). This counts for our churches too! Friday is here and it's time to consider the things we're willing to let die in order to experience the new life of resurrection.
Is it letting go of a beloved program that was once faithful but whose purpose has expired?
Is it letting go of a building and downsizing in order to become more financially healthy and missional in the ways we spend God's money given through our offering plates?
Is it considering a creative partnership with another church nearby knowing that while it means giving up a church life we've always known, we will receive a new life in return and an opportunity to reach new people for Christ?
It's time for our local churches to stop looking at one another as competition and start seeing each other as partners in mission (we're better together, after all!). It's time for annual conference leadership to do the hard work of establishing benchmarks for faithfulness, lovingly holding churches accountable, and prayerfully discerning the best ways to lead congregations through this very difficult, yet faithful, work of living their discipleship together.
We must learn to let go of Friday things in order to embrace a Sunday of new life!
Leadership consultant, Roselinde Torres, gives a TED Talk where she talks about the traits of great leadership. She says great leadership begins by asking three important questions: 1) How diverse is your network to help you make decisions? 2) Where is your next change? 3) Are you courageous enough to abandon the past? Maybe we should start asking these questions in our local churches and in our annual conferences…
The church as we know it is in decline, and yet God is calling us into a new day of being church. Do you feel like your church is at a stalemate and needs to begin a process of major change? Are you asking the hard questions about what could/should change in your local church in order to reach new people for Christ? Are you asking your DS and conference leadership to help you make tough decisions?
To put it another way, is your church asking the fundamental question of discipleship – Are you willing to die in order to be resurrected to new life with Christ?
Church metrics continue to be a moving target of evaluating the health and effectiveness of our churches. I'm reminded of that fact today as our conference journals hit mailboxes and we were bombarded by statistic upon statistic from the local churches across our conference. These numbers (we believe) offer a snapshot of how healthy (or not) our churches are. We look at things like number of new members, professions of faith, baptisms, active small groups, pastor salary, money contributed toward apportionments, etc. etc. etc. All of these numbers and measurements are good. They each serve an important purpose (well, maybe not all of the stats but follow me here).
Lately, however, I've been wondering if we're missing or not fully capturing an important statistic that could tell a lot about the health and faithfulness of a congregation – and the health (or lack thereof) of the disciples we're forming in our churches.
Here, I don't mean how large the membership is.
I don't mean how much money a church generates.
And I don't mean the value of our buildings.
I don't even mean how much a church pays in apportionments.
You see, all of those numbers, while important, tell an inward-focused story of a congregation's life – how it perpetuates itself and the denomination. And we're called to be disciples and churches that focus on more than just ourselves.
I wonder if (and how) we could begin to measure an important metric I'm calling: Community Footprint. Community Footprint seeks to tell the story of how a local church is engaged with the community outside of the walls of the church building. Instead of just measuring how effective a church is at getting people inside its doors, how can we consider measuring how effective a church is at getting people engaged in ministry outside of its doors?
For example:
How many people are engaged in mission outside of the church walls?
How much money (or % of your local church budget) is spent on ministries, missions, or causes that do not directly serve to maintain the life of the local church and its buildings?
How many collaborative partnerships has the local church engaged in within the community?
As the number of people not involved in local churches increases, the accountability factor for churches to be faithful should increase as well. The worst kept secret in Christian circles is that we're far more exclusive than we are inclusive; we serve as social clubs instead of service agencies; and we worry too much about how large and powerful we are in our communities and we don't worry enough about how lowly and servant-like we could be. And the ways we measure the health of our local churches says a lot about how we prioritize being big and focusing inwardly over being mobile, self-giving, and outwardly focused.
At some point we need to find ways to measure the health of our local churches that go beyond just being self-sustaining or self-serving (or just denominationally-serving). A church's Community Footprint tells the story of how we succeed (or fail) to send people out into the world to serve as disciples of Jesus Christ. In other words, we don't know how disciples are transforming the world if we ignore the need to recognize and measure involvement beyond the walls of our churches.
So what is your church's Community Footprint? Where are you leaving your mark in your communities through love and service?
"Look! I am doing a new thing…" (Isa. 43:19a)
Change never comes easy. And yet change is one of the only constants in our life. People come and go in our lives. We move to new places and begin new jobs. We raise our kids and they eventually move out on their own to live their own lives independent from our constant care.
And sometimes our beloved churches enter into a new season of ministry where the familiar things change so that new life can spring forth.
This past Sunday, Aldersgate United Methodist Church voted to enter into a new season of ministry as it will merge with Cokesbury and Speedwell United Methodist Churches effective in June 2016. This decision did not come without much discussion. Over the past few weeks there have been conversations in living rooms, small group meetings, and on Sunday morning during the Sunday School hour. People have asked questions, shared thoughts, and bore their hearts as we considered such a life-altering change. Even those who voted to support this change did so with a heavy heart knowing it would mean saying goodbye to many familiar things they have always associated with being a part of the church.
Needless to say, it was a bittersweet day filled with a variety of emotions. As pastor, I do NOT take it lightly that so many struggled with this decision. Likewise, I do not take it lightly how so many have stressed and worried about our future for so many years. Aldersgate has been in numerical decline for many years now. And financial resources are becoming more and more of a worry. The blessing of a great facility has become a double-edged sword as the building has become more and more difficult (and expensive) to maintain. I am grateful for the courage of so many who made the difficult decision to merge with these other two churches even when it means changing the ways we've always seen ourselves as the church. This church is filled with brave saints of God.
For those who do not know, let me share a little about this merger process and what we hope the end result will be.
The joining of Aldersgate, Cokesbury, and Speedwell will, in effect, create a beautifully diverse congregation made up of roughly 50% Caucasian members and 50% African-American members. The vision of a diverse and exciting worship experience will be led by laity and staff who reflect the beauty and diversity of the community. The move would bring Aldersgate and members from Speedwell into the building currently occupied by Cokesbury with the Aldersgate campus still being open for existing ministry (mostly mission) for the time being. Beyond that, there are many, many details yet to be determined and we have 10 months to live into this great change together.
Probably the most exciting (and scary) part of this change process is that these churches will be living into the meaning of resurrection. They will, in effect, be dying to what they have always known in order for God to raise them to new life in this new church. There is a lot of pain and joy that will accompany these next 10 months. And we will need lots of prayer. But I couldn't be more proud to be the pastor of these courageous saints at Aldersgate who are electing to do something so wild, so risky, that it can only be described as the holy work of discipleship.
May we live the words the hymn writer offers as a gift of grace over these next 10 months:
"In our end is our beginning; in our time, infinity; in our doubt there is believing; in our life, eternity. In our death, a resurrection; at the last a victory, unrevealed until its season, something God alone can see."
Pittsburg Steelers Linebacker, James Harrison, seems to be everybody's favorite dad these days. The news story caught fire last week that he took away his kids' trophies for participating in a track and field meet because he wanted them to earn one. It seems simply participating in a sport isn't enough for this elite athlete/dad – you need to win for it to count.
Over the years I've read the countless articles saying we're raising an "entitlement generation who thinks they need a trophy for everything." I've heard the complaints about how this is terrible for a kid's work ethic (because you need to know how to sweat and work when you're 5). To be honest, I've always felt the same way. Who do these kids think they are getting recognition just for showing up?
But then again…
For every parent who gripes about this "trophy generation" I want to ask:
I'll admit that I'm at the front of the line among competitive parents (and my kid is only 3). But when I stop and take a step back – and maybe even watch how much her little 3 year old self loves simply playing soccer or doing gymnastics – I might be lucky enough to remember that I'll gladly take a closet full of "Congratulations! You Tried!" trophies if it means raising a kid who knows how to give her all, finish what she starts, and how to love every step of the journey…even when she doesn't always win.
"For thus hath the Lord said unto me, Go, set a watchman, let him declare what he seeth."
(Isaiah 21:6 KJV)
A lot of ink has been spilled (or digitally typed, I suppose) about Harper Lee's new (old) book, Go Set a Watchman. Supposedly, this was the original book she submitted for publishing only to have it rejected and to be told that she should write more about the flashbacks Jean Louise has to her childhood that are sprinkled throughout the book.
Nonetheless, a lot has happened in the world of the Finch family and Maycomb, Alabama between the two novels. And a lot has changed in our world over the last 55 years since Harper Lee last graced us with her writing. What's even harder to swallow, maybe, is that while much has changed, Watchman is a glaring reminder that much remains the same.
We join now adult Jean Louise Finch as she returns for her annual 2-week visit home to Maycomb, Alabama from the big city of New York that she now calls home. In many ways comforted by the way things in Maycomb never seem to change. Even though the scenery is slowing becoming more modernized, "the same hearts beat in new houses" (p. 46). She even reacts negatively upon seeing the new fangled neon signs and whitewashed walls lining the familiar streets. "Conservative resistance to change, that's all," (p. 46) she tells her childhood friend and adult love interest, Hank. Those words, "resistance to change," would come back to haunt Jean Louise for the rest of the novel.
The most widely publicized (and criticized) revelation in this novel is that one of our nation's most upright and beloved literary characters, Atticus Finch, has himself succumbed to the cultural pressures of "separate but equal" as Jean Louise finds him attending, of all things, a Citizen's Council meeting where white leaders – people she grew up admiring – sit and listen to a man spew one of the most racist and hateful dialogues in recent literary history. It's there that Jean Louise discovers not only her father's complacent, but his support, for such things as he introduces the speaker for the day. For Harper Lee to tell us Atticus Finch has a racist streak is just beyond comprehension. She might as well have said Mr. Rogers had a drug problem or Kermit the Frog ran around on Miss Piggy. It's almost too much to bear.
And yet, in one bold and beautiful literary move, she makes Atticus (now aged) one of the most complex characters in literature. Here is a man who stands for justice and upholding the law, but he's not comfortable with the Supreme Court overstepping their boundaries and the NAACP advocating to overturn certain societal norms. Here is a man we all grew up knowing for his courage and compassion, "You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view…until you climb into his skin and walk around in it." And now we're told he believes white people are superior and that the purpose of living for black people is to "adapt to white ways" – which Atticus says they were doing fine, "traveling at a rate they could absorb" (p. 247). I'm sure there will be literary courses designed around a comparative study of these two books.
The main thrust of the novel is Jean Louise struggling to grow into her own person and exercise her own conscience separate from her father, Atticus, who had served as her moral compass her entire life. The themes of conscience and justice take center stage just like in Mockingbird. But the themes of progress and change show how the times have affected our characters and their development. I would spoil a chunk of the novel telling all you all of the twists, turns, and changes Jean Louise goes through. Suffice it to say, Go Set A Watchman, is a much more complex (albeit less balanced and seamless) novel than its beloved predecessor.
The biggest takeaway for as a native Southerner is how complicated and horrific and perfect Harper Lee paints us all as a people who stridently hold to our beliefs even at the expense of listening to or getting to know someone who might be different. As Jean Louise's eccentric uncle reminds her and the rest of us, "You're a bigot…not a big one, just an ordinary turnip-sized bigot." He asks Jean Louise, "What does a bigot do when he meets someone who challenges his opinions? He doesn't give. He stays rigid. Doesn't even try to listen, just lashes out" (p. 267). We're all bigots in some form or fashion.
As a white, male, native-Southerner I don't like being faced with the reality that I have a bigot streak in me. In fact, I don't like it when people who aren't from the South try to label all Southerners and Southern culture as bigoted. I don't like it when Christians get labeled as bigots when they say intolerant things about other religions (hello there, Franklin Graham). And I don't like it when straight people get labeled as bigots when they don't give a full-throated endorsement of same-sex marriage. But here's the thing: There's a bigoted streak in the South. There's a bigoted streak among Christians. There's a bigoted streak among those who don't support same-sex marriage. And there's a bigoted streak among those who love to label anyone who doesn't agree with their opinions as a bigot. There are conservative Republican bigots. And there are progressive Democrat bigots. We're all bigots when you get right down to it.
The beautiful turn Harper Lee offers in this novel reminds me of the saying the great white Baptist preacher from Mississippi (and Civil Rights leader), Will D. Campbell once uttered when he was challenged to sum of the gospel in 8 words or less: "We're all bastards. But God loves us anyways."
In her journey of self-discovery, Jean Louise Finch delves into the complicated places of her own conscience as she struggled with seeing her father and other loved ones as the flawed, equally complicated beings they are. She dares to listen even when it hurts and even when she could never bring herself to agree. Harper Lee's 1955 novel rings as true today as it did in the days she first wrote it – we're all a big, complicated mix of good and bad, righteous and bigoted, sinful and holy.
Needless to say, the Watchman has seen us and has told us who we are. The question is, once we discover and admit that truth, can we actually trust one another enough to listen and even love in spite of it all.
The longer I serve in a local church, the more I become aware how much our physical spaces – the spaces we use for worship, teaching, fellowship, and service – say a lot about the souls of our congregational life. We may not always pick up on this, especially if we've been a member of a church for many years. A place can become home quickly and we grow accustomed to the feelings we gain by being present while missing the details of the space itself. Nonetheless, these spaces become sacred as we share life together in them.
Church buildings have played a big role in the history of American Christianity. Once America was finally settled in the mid to late 1800s, church buildings became the pride of every local church. Without realizing it, we began to shift from a missionary movement (a church always on the move as new land was settled) to a stationed institution with brick and mortar and permanence in a local community. In the 100+ years that followed, buildings became bigger and bigger in order to accommodate more people, growing incomes, and the love and pride that comes with being an active member of a local church.
All of this was going well until somewhere in the mid to late 20th Century when church membership decline became noticeable. Now that we're in the 21st Century, decline is not only noticeable, it's painful. And all the while we have these big, aging, beautiful yet hard-to-maintain buildings our faithful mothers and fathers in the faith left behind.
With fewer people occupying our buildings and resources that continue to decline, what's the faithful thing to do?
Well, we could just double down on our efforts to resurrect the church of the past. We could continue to hope for the good 'ole days to return and pray that people will once again fill our pews. While we're at it, we might even pray that Sunday morning become culturally sacred again and that people act as if attending church is the thing any good, upstanding citizen would do with their time.
Or we could prayerfully seek what new place God might be leading us into – even when it might involve our church buildings.
A Modest Proposal
What if we encouraged more churches to give their space away? Yes, you read that correctly. What if God is leading us into a season of downsizing our physical space? And what if such a season will free us to become a church on the move again?
I want to offer three changes that I think could take place if we creatively and strategically downsized or shared our church's physical spaces:
Andy Stanley asks this question in one of his leadership talks: "What's the biggest challenge the Church faces, that if it were possible to overcome, it would be a total game-changer?" Stanley says the answer is buildings. We make our buildings too sacred. Change seems impossible when it comes to physical space. Too much emotion gets tied up in buildings. But Stanley also reminds us the kingdom of God is full of bounty – the only problem we face is how that bounty is allocated.
How is God's kingdom calling you to consider new and creative ways to use your physical space? Is there a ministry in your community that needs a new home? Is there a way to meet some need in your community by giving some space away?
How is God calling us to see our buildings and how we use them as more than just possessions, but rather as gifts we are carefully entrusted to use for the sake of God's growing kingdom movement?


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