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| SPRING CLEANING?
TOOL DONATIONS REQUESTED
The trustees are looking for  donations of new or hand-me-down hand tools, electric tools, or garden tools for upkeep of the church buildings and grounds. If you have any questions or need us to pick up a tool, call Chuck Lynch at 553-0359.
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Youth Spring Soccer
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Dreams
What are your dreams for Mt. Moriah? How can we best use our time, talents and financial resources to pursue those dreams? Think it over prayerfully.
Stewardship Campaign -- April and May 2009 |
Reflections
3rd through 5th Grade Youth Group
Friday, March 20
7 to 9 p.m.
Mt. Moriah Fellowship Hall
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Neighbors Being
Neighborly
Free
Monthly community breakfast
4th Saturday of each month
9-10:30 a.m.
Come out and enjoy the free food and fellowship
volunteers needed
in many capacities
- see Bill Fisher to help.
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| New Member / Mt. Moriah UMC Orientation Fellowship
What does that mean? Well, basically, if you are interested in learning more about Mt. Moriah UMC, United Methodists in general, and about learning more about our win, disciple, serve mission statement, join us for a time of fellowship and discussion on Sunday, March 22 at noon in the parlor. To ensure that we have enough materials prepared, please call the office to RSVP at 752-1333. |
| SPRING FORWARD
Don't forget to Spring forward one (1) hour at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday March 8! Don't be late for church! | |
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Christian by Decision
Ash Wednesday - Feb. 25. - marks the beginning of the 40-plus days of Lent,  the Christian season of spiritual journey. On Ash Wednesday, Christians acknowledge their need of forgiveness. During an Ash Wednesday service of worship, the Christian prepares to embark on her/his personal spiritual journey. The destination is a better relationship with the Lord and people.
During this season Christians seek to grow spiritually using any of the following:
§ Giving up or refraining from something they enjoy,
§ Adding a meaningful activity,
§ Fasting,
§ Pursuing their life service/ministry/mission with greater purpose, or
§ Spending more time in scripture study, prayer, and worship.
Palm Sunday is the Sunday before Easter. The week between Palm Sunday and Easter is Holy Week. Many churches hold additional services of worship on Thursday (Holy/Maundy Thursday) and Good Friday. These special services focus on the grace, love and sacrifice of Jesus the Christ.
Holy/Maundy Thursday prompts Christians to remember:
1. Jesus began the sacrament of Holy Communion on this night in the
upper room.
2. Jesus washed the feet of His disciples and gave us the example of
servant leadership.
3. Jesus celebrated the Passover with His disciples remembering God
saved the people of Israel from Egypt.
4. Jesus gave Himself to be the sacrifice for our sins.
5. Jesus prayed with great feeling this very night.
6. Jesus' compassion and love for all people moved Him to heal the
servant's ear even while being led away.
Good Friday - good for humanity; pain-filled for Jesus. Christians reflect on the great love of Jesus for us as seen in the events of Good Friday. Jesus' great love kept Him on the cross when He could have stopped it. He paid the price for everyone's sins. Lent ends with the bright light of Easter and the resurrection of Jesus from the dead. The journey through Lent enhances the meaning of Easter, contrasting sin and grace, death and life. The light of Easter reveals the empty tomb, the resurrected Christ Jesus.
NOTE:
Sundays are not counted as part of the 40 days of Lent. Sundays are "little Easters". Christians are the people of the resurrection. Even throughout Lent, Christians remember and celebrate the saving grace of God - Father, Son and Holy Spirit - on Sundays, the Lord's Day.
John Wesley the founder of Methodism encouraged Methodists to greet each other with "How goes it with your soul?" That is the question we should hear every day as we arise and as we retire for the day. Lent provides forty days for intentional spiritual growth. Come see what a difference it makes when, by design, you use the season of Lent to grow spiritually. Listen to or read the scriptures of the "New Testament" 30 minutes a day. Join a Bible study or Sunday school class. Take part in a ministry, mission or service project through Mt.Moriah.
"How goes it with your soul?" is a good question to ask at the beginning of Lent and then again on Easter. You will be pleased with your answer when you use Lent as a season of spiritual growth.
Jesus Loves You, You Know?
Pastor Lowe
Ash Wednesday Service, Sunday Services, Palm Sunday, Holy Week; Maundy Thursday/Good Thursday, and Good Friday, Easter Sonrise, and Easter services.
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Lenten Donation for JAM
The people of Mt. Moriah Church are in a JAM...
...and we are happy about it!
In 2008 we joined with many other United Methodists to support the Jackson Area Ministries located in Jackson, Ohio, about 120 miles east of Withamsville.
This is a United Methodist mission project that provides food, clothing, home repairs, and spiritual support to those in need in the Appalachian area.
The Green Thumb Garden Project is one program of JAM. Seeds and young plants were distributed to 2928 growers in 18 counties in the spring of 2008. An adequate storage facility with a small office is currently being built to help reach more people. Our funds helped make these projects possible. This year the need is even greater. We again want to help.
Can banks will be available the first of March for your Lenten offering. We hope each family will have at least one bank placed in a prominent place in your home. Youth and older children may want to take their own bank. Banks will also be placed in the narthex for your donations.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL SCOOP
We just love it when our students invite their friends to join them at Sunday School. We've seen some new faces in all of our classrooms this year and we're delighted to be growing!
We haven't let a "leaky" roof rain on our parade as we truly realized that it's not the building that makes our Sunday School so enjoyable, but it's the dedication and passion of our wonderful teachers who bring the love of God to their classroom no matter where it's located. A special thanks to Rebecca Brewster, Scott Barrett and the Junior Class for their cheerful willingness to relocate their classroom to the Fellowship Hall until our roof is fully repaired and also to Michael Kummer and his Senior High group for accommodating the bright, bouncy, and a tad noisy Juniors near their classroom in the Parlor.
March signifies the beginning of a new quarter of curriculum for our students. Has it really been two quarters of Rock Solid? This quarter, our students will be walking with Jesus as he encounters Zacchaeus, Palm Sunday, The Last Supper, Death on the Cross, The Resurrection, the Emmaus Road, the Great Commission, and the first Christians. It sounds overwhelming, but with their artistic and creative talents, our teachers will bring these lessons into the hearts of their students in a remarkable and fun-filled way. We always invite our Mt. Moriah Family to visit one of our classrooms on Sunday and see what our students are learning and more importantly, experience all the love and joy that fills each classroom every week. We are indeed blessed!
Also in March, we plan to kick-off our next mission experience which will benefit the Inter Parish Ministry in Newtown as we learn how we can Uphold our Neighbors with Hands of Grace. You'll be hearing more from our youth as they invite you to participate with them in this positive program that can change people's lives in major ways.
Kris Byrd continues to update the Sunday School Bulletin Board located right next to the Nursery in the Sanctuary Building, so take a moment to see what the future leaders of Mt. Moriah are learning and experiencing.
We're all looking forward to God's rebirth of Spring! |
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Easter Egg Hunt
Saturday, March 28
11:00 a.m.
Candy Donations Needed
Mt. Moriah's annual Easter Egg Hunt is Saturday, March 28, at 11:00 a.m. at the shelter. The hunt is for all children thru 6th grade! There will be different hunts for different age groups. Invite your family and friends! To sign-up, see the registration form elsewhere in this newsletter.
Lots and lots and LOTS of candy is needed. Your donations can be put in the basket in the narthex thru Sunday, March 22, or taken to the church office thru Monday, March 23. Thank you for your continued support, year after year. No plastic eggs are needed this year. The Easter Bunny's helpers bought lots of eggs on sale last year! :)
If you have any questions or would like to help on egg hunt morning, please contact Scott and Betsy at 474-1928 or barrettss@aol.com. |
Lenten Food Offering for SEM FOOD PANTRY
The Mt. Moriah food collection during Lent is greatly appreciated by the volunteers at the SEM Food Pantry. "Your annual collection replenishes our shelves when we are especially low on food," stated the SEM Director. SEM provides food to families of Clermont and Hamilton Counties. Our food donations to SEM help meet the emergency food needs of Amelia-Withamsville families.
Please bring in your food donations on Sunday, April 5. Volunteers who can help deliver the food to the SEM Food Pantry on Beechmont Avenue Monday morning, April 6, are asked to contact the church office or Doris Malany (752-8534)
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EASTER EGG HUNT REGISTRATION
EASTER EGG HUNT
For toddlers thru 6th grade
SATURDAY, MARCH 28
11:00 A.M. - PICNIC SHELTER
Guess who's coming? You're sure to know!
He always comes after the snow.
Meet under the shelter. Hope the weather is good.
If it's too chilly, wear a coat with a hood.
You're all invited, friends and relatives, too!
If it's muddy, wear boots, to keep mud off your shoes.
Bring your basket, don't be late!
Ask mom or dad to write down the date.
He'd like to know who's coming for candy,
So this registration form sure would be handy.
- written by Tina Freyhof
The Easter Bunny needs lots of help. He needs LOTS of wrapped Easter candy. (Please no hard candy or unwrapped pieces.) Baskets will be in the church narthex thru Sunday, March 22nd for your candy donations, or you can bring them to the church office thru Monday, March 23rd. All donations
are greatly appreciated. No plastic eggs are needed this year.
Please register each child who plans on attending.
There will be different hunts for different age groups.
If you have any questions or would like to help on egg hunt morning,
call Scott and Betsy
at 474-1928 or email them at barrettss@aol.com.
Please register no later than Monday, March 23rd.
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Egg Hunt Registration Form
NAME AGE GRADE PHONE NUMBER
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Place your registration in the basket in the church narthex,
or give to Scott and Betsy,
or place in the offering plate,
or call in your registration to the church office at 752-1333,
or email to barrettss@aol.com.
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New Opportunities Available for Volunteers
Part Time Help Needed for the following positions:
"Communion Manager" - Prepare communion elements on the first Sunday of each month.
Positions are available for 9:00 & 10:30 am services.
Time commitment = 1 hour per month!
"Communion Coordinator" - Schedule bakers to make communion bread and recruit 4 people per month to serve the elements.
Time commitment = 1 hour per month!
"Altar Guild Representative" - Manage a small committee of volunteers to work with the Pastor to prepare the altar for Sunday services ie. candles, supplies and decorations. Representative would be
asked to attend a monthly Worship committee meeting as well.
"Altar Guild Support Team" - This team would share the responsibility of implementing the requests of the Pastor to prepare the sanctuary for Sunday services.
No experience is necessary and training is available.
The only requirement is a few hours and the desire to serve.
We appreciate everyone who has served
officially and unofficially in these positions!
To apply, please contact
Paula Schweinhart, Worship Chair(753-8513) or Pastor Lowe.
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Calendar of events
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Sunday, March. 8 |
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6:30 Fireproof your marriage study, parlor |
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Youth pizza, pop, and paint (tenative) |
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1:00 UMM Bowl-a-thon, Cherry Grove Lanes |
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Monday, March 2 |
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6:30 Fireproof your marriage study, parlor |
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10:00 Purls & Chains, parlor |
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6:00 Ballfield reserved |
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Monday, March 9 |
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6:30 United Methodist Women, fellowship hall |
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10:00 Purls & Chains, parlor |
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7:00 Trustees, parlor |
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6:00 Ballfield reserved |
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7:00 Ark Board, parlor |
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Tuesday, March 3 |
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5:00 Share Group, parlor |
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Tuesday, March 10 |
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6:30 Ballfield reserved |
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12:00 Ruth Circle, parlor |
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6:45 Cub Scouts, rm 1,2/3,5 |
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5:00 Share Group, parlor |
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7:00 Boy Scouts, fellowship hall |
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6:30 Ballfield reserved |
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7:00 "Jesus the One and Only" study, parlor |
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6:45 Cub Scouts, rm 1,2/3,5 |
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7:00 Finance, rm 6/7 |
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Wednesday, March 4 |
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7:00 Boy Scouts, fellowship hall |
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10:00 Share Group, parlor |
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7:00 "Jesus the One and Only" study, parlor |
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6:00 Ballfield reserved |
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6:00 FORGGE, sanctuary |
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Wednesday, March 11 |
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6:30 Bells, choir room |
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10:00 Share Group, parlor |
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6:45 NA, parlor |
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1:00 Vagabond lunch out |
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7:00 Reflections planning team, rm 2/3 |
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6:00 Ballfield reserved |
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7:30 Choir rehearsal, sanctuary |
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6:00 FORGGE, sanctuary |
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6:30 Bells, choir room |
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Thursday, March 5 |
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6:30 Worship, fellowship hall |
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6:30 Ballfield reserved |
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7:00 NA, parlor |
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6:30 Quilting group, fellowship hall |
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7:00 Chocolate Cake Club, conference room |
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7:00 Webelos, rm 4 |
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7:30 Choir rehearsal, sanctuary |
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7:00 Purls & Chains, parlor |
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Thursday, March 12 |
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Friday, March 6 WORLD DAY OF PRAYER |
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6:30 Ballfield reserved |
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7:00 Communications Team, fellowship hall |
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Saturday, March 7 |
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7:00 Susanna Circle, parlor |
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8:00 Share group, parlor |
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7:00 Webelos, rm 4 |
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11:00 AA, rm 6/7 |
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Friday, March 13 |
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6:30- ASP Lock In begins, education building |
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Saturday, March 14 |
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Calendar of events
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Sunday, March. 15 |
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Sunday, March. 22 |
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12:00 Love First meeting, parlor |
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12:00 New Member orientation, parlor |
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6:30 Fireproof your marriage study, parlor |
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6:30 Fireproof your marriage study, parlor |
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Monday, March 16 |
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Monday, March. 23 |
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NEWSLETTER DEADLINE |
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10:00 Purls & Chains, parlor |
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Angel Food Ministry Deadline |
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6:00 Ballfield reserved |
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10:00 Purls & Chains, parlor |
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7:00 UMW Exec. Bd, parlor |
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10:30 Sarah Circle, tbd |
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6:00 Ballfield reserved |
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Tuesday, March. 24 |
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6:30 Education Team, room 6/7 |
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5:00 Share Group, parlor |
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7:00 Jochebed Circle, parlor |
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6:30 Ballfield reserved |
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6:45 Cub Scouts, rm 1,2/3,5 |
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Tuesday, March 17 |
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7:00 "Jesus the One and Only" study, parlor |
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5:00 Share Group, parlor |
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7:30 Church Council, rm 6/7 |
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6:30 UMM, fellowship hall |
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6:30 Ballfield reserved |
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Wednesday, March 25 |
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6:45 Cub Scouts, rm 1,2/3,5 |
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10:00 Share Group, parlor |
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7:00 Boy Scouts, white house |
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12:00 Vagabond lunch, narthex |
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7:00 "Jesus the One and Only" study, parlor |
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6:00 Ballfield reserved |
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7:30 SPR Team, rm 6/7 |
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6:00 FORGGE, sanctuary |
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6:30 Bells, choir room |
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Wednesday, March 18 |
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6:45 NA, parlor |
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10:00 Share Group, parlor |
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7:30 Choir rehearsal, sanctuary |
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6:00 Ballfield reserved |
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6:00 FORGGE, sanctuary |
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Thursday, March 26 |
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6:30 Bells, choir room |
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6:30 Fellowship, fellowship hall |
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6:45 NA, parlor |
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6:30 Ballfield reserved |
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7:30 Choir rehearsal, sanctuary |
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7:00 Webelos, rm 4 |
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7:00 Purls & Chains, parlor |
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Thursday, March 19 |
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6:30 Ballfield reserved |
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Friday, March 27 |
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7:00 Purls & Chains, parlor |
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7:00 Susanna Circle, parlor |
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Saturday, March 28 |
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7:00 Webelos, rm 4 |
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8:00 Share group, parlor |
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9:00 Neighbors being Neighborly breakfast, fellowship hall |
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Friday, March 20 |
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11:00 Easter Egg Hunt |
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7:00 Reflections youth meeting, fellowship hall |
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11:00 AA, rm 6/7 |
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Saturday, March 21 |
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Sunday, March. 29 |
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8:00 Share group, parlor |
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6:30 Fireproof your marriage study, parlor |
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9:00 Angel Food Ministry Food Distribution, fellowship hall |
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RUMMAGE ACCEPTED FOLLOWING SERVICES TODAY |
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11:00 AA, rm 6/7 |
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Monday, March. 30 |
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10:00 Purls & Chains, parlor |
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Tuesday, March. 31 |
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5:00 Share Group, parlor |
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6:30 Ballfield reserved |
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6:45 Cub Scouts, rm 1,2/3,5 |
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Rummage sale work starts March 29
look for more information in the bulletin or call Doris Huntington at 947-0987
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There are not enough words written to say THANKS to everyone for all the cards, emails and personal greetings. I've heard the quote "OVERWHELMED BY LOVE AND SUPPORT", I understand the feeling and I thank you all.
John was the love of my life and my best friend and we will all miss him.
Doris Shepherd and Family
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To the Mt. Moriah Church Family
Thank you for the cards, calls and expressions of sympathy regarding the recent death of my mother, Annie Louis Whitt. Our family appreciated the contacts with her from the Mt.MoriahChurch family during the years she lived at the nursing home. Her funeral service was held January 17 in her home church in North Carolina.
Sincerely,
Doris Malany
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Dear Mt. Moriah family:
Thank you so much for your generous donations of clothing for a family in need in the lower Price Hill area. They are so very thankful for the much needed clothing for their 2 year old son and 4 year old daughter. I would like to extend a special thank you to the Purls and Chains for the blanket, sweater, and cap they knitted for the newborn baby boy.
Sincerely,
Jamie D. Bertsch, Family Support Worker
Santa Maria Community Services
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Birthdays
02 Richard Hastings
03 Dianne Byerly
03 Alice Reed
05 Amy Smith
05 Tanya Winklebach
06 Jerome Heil
07 Krista Heggem
07 Charles Woodrow
08 Katrina Smith
10 Casey Kummer
11 Lee Garbutt
13 Mary Croll
13 Pam Scott
14 Jeff Bailey
14 Scott Kretschmar
17 Dale Moore
17 Marge Smith
17 Melissa Myers
17 Dorothy Trisler
19 John Weigold
20 Wil Broerman
20 Anita Simon
21 Ozzie Loux
22 Wilma Jacobs
23 Richard Berkmyer
24 Sally Rosenzweig
26 Wilma Glover
26 Daniel Heflin
26 Sarah Register
27 Sue Schilling
28 Kevin Wehrle
29 Irene Myers
30 Daniel Kamenar
31 Cheryl Leistner
anniversaries
Jack & Cheryl Jackson 03
Rick & Pam Scott 11
Mark & Julie Heggem 15
Everett & Ann Davidson 18
John & Susan Maloney 20
Dale & Mary Moore 25
Steve & Jeanne Clough 26
Doug & Lisa Heflin 26
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Angel Food Ministry Menu for March
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REGULAR BOX
Balanced nutrition and variety with enough food to feed a family of four for a week. |
SENIOR/CONVENIENCE BOX
For Seniors or People on the Go!
Ten perfectly seasoned, nutritionally balanced, fully cooked meals-just heat and serve. Each meal has been developed with the dietary needs of senior citizens in mind, and contains
3 oz. of protein, a starch & two vegetables or fruit. |
All New!!
ALLERGEN-FREEBOX
Processed to eliminate the eight top serious allergens: Peanuts, Soybeans, Milk, Eggs, Fish, Crustacea, Tree Nuts and Gluten (wheat, rye and barley). Great for children and adults! |
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1.5 lb.Ribeye Steaks (4 x 6 oz.)
3 lb. Split Chicken Breast
1.5 lb.Country Fried Steak
Patties (6 x 4 oz)
1 lb. Package 80/20 Ground
Beef
1 lb. Fully Cooked Meatballs
1 lb. Mild Italian Sausage
12 oz.Deli Sliced Ham
1 lb. California Blend Veggies
1 lb. Green Beans
20 oz.Shoestring Fries
1 lb. Pasta
28 oz.Marinara Sauce
21 oz.Condensed Soup
(makes 5 servings)
1 lb. Pinto Beans
32 oz.2% Shelf Stable Milk
Dozen Eggs
Dessert |
BBQ Pork Rib Patty with Sweet Potato Casserole and Green Peas
Red Beans & Rice with Smoked Sausage, Cabbage and Diced Carrots
Home-Style Meatloaf with Zesty Tomato Sauce, Diced Rutabagas and Lima Beans
Asian-Style Pork Fried Rice with Ginger Carrots and Cabbage
Peppered Beef Patty with Loaded Potato and Mixed Greens
Flame-Broiled Salisbury Steak with Brown Gravy, Sour Cream & Chive Potatoes and Mixed Vegetables
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Chicken Sausage with Seasoned Baked Beans, Red Skin Whipped Potatoes and Peas & Carrots
Pot Roast and Gravy with Vegetables, Diced Potatoes and Green Peas
Chicken & Bean Burrito with Cheesy Sauce, Mexicorn and Applesauce
Char-Broiled Beef Meatballs with Rice & Gravy, Peas & Carrots and Lima Beans
10 2-pack, individually-wrapped cookies |
1 lb. Coated Chicken Tenders
1 lb. Coated Breast Filet
1 lb. Coated Chicken Nuggets
1 lb. Coated Chicken Wings
1 lb. Coated Cubed Steak
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Mt.Moriah United MethodistChurch
681 Mt. Moriah Drive / Cincinnati, OH45245
(513) 752-1333 or www.mtmoriahumc.org
Located off I-275 & Beechmont (125) interchange. Commercial Drive to Mt. Moriah Drive, near
Goodwill and Lowe's, across from cemetery
Pastor Randy Lowe AFM Director Joyce Sikes | MARCH 2009
***One or More Specials Available Only With the Purchase of Any of the Boxes Above ***
MARCH SPECIAL #1
7 lb. Assorted Meat Box $22.00
2 lb. New York Strip Steaks (4 x 8 oz.)
2 lb. Thick-Cut Pork Chops (4 x 8 oz.)
1.5 lb. Baby Back Ribs
1.5 lb. Bratwurst with Cheese
MARCH SPECIAL #2
4.5 lb. Meat Combo $21.00
3 lb. Sirloin Strip Steaks (6 x 8 oz.)
1.5 lb. Bacon-Wrapped Chicken Filet (4 x 6 oz.)
MARCH SPECIAL #3
Mom's Easter Sunday Dinner Box $22.00
2 lb. Mom's Favorite Recipe Meatloaf
(Pure Beef Seasoned with Vegetables)
2 lb. Choice Cut Beef Roast
2 lb. Boneless Pork Roast
MARCH SPECIAL #4
Mom's Easter Sunday Dinner Sides Box $19.00
2 lb. Heat & Serve Corn
2 lb. Heat & Serve Green Beans
2 lb. Heat & Serve Mashed Potatoes
1 Brown Gravy Mix
17 oz. Cornbread Stuffing
8 ct. Dinner Roll
1 Dessert
MARCH SPECIAL #5
Chicken Tenders Box $18.00
10 lb. Breaded Chicken Tenders
MARCH SPECIAL #6
Fresh Fruit and Veggie Box $22.00
3 lb. No. 1 Premium Idaho Baking Potatoes
3 lb. No. 1 Premium North Carolina Sweet Potatoes
1 head Premium Florida Green Cabbage
1 lb. Premium California Carrots (cello-packed)
2 lb. Premium Western Grown Yellow Onions
2 pack Premium Fresh Jumbo Garlic (2 pack tube)
1 Large Premium Sweet Cantaloupe
3 lb. Premium Tree-ripened ValenciaOranges
4 each Premium Tree-ripened Honey Tangerines
4 Large PremiumWashingtonState Granny Smith Apples
3 lb. Large PremiumWashingtonStateFuji Apples
1 each Premium Tree-ripened Mango
Online orders: March 14, 2009
Orders Due: March 16, 2009
Distribution Day: March 21, 2009 9-11a.m.
Visit the website to locate a host site near your family and friends - Tell others - Help a neighbor...Hwww.angelfoodministries.com
Angel Food Ministries Reserves the Right to Substitute Any of the Above Items Due to Availability, Cost and Quality. We Accept Food Stamps (EBT).
Angel Food Ministries is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Complaints of discrimination should be sent to USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Washington, DC20250-9410
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Cincinnati, Ohio 45245
513-752-1333
mtmoriahumc.ORG
Dr. Randy I. Lowe, Pastor |
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