Change for change!
The change in all those Lenten Can Banks added up to quite a large
Lenten Offering! A check for $1303.83 will be sent to the Jackson
Area Ministries United Methodist Mission
Program located in Jackson, Ohio. The donation will be used to help
provide food, clothing, household items, and garden seeds of families
who live in the Appalachian Area. Thank you Mount Moriah families
and friends!
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Friends in service to others - Felicity Soup Kitchen
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3rd Annual UMM sponsored GOLF OUTING
The format is a 4 person scramble
to be held June 6 at Friendly Meadows Golf Course in Bethel, OH.
Tee times begin at 11:00 with a buffet dinner afterwards, where prizes will be awarded.
Cost is $50 per player.
Get your foursome together or
register by yourself and we will place you in a foursome.
> Contact Dan Ilg @ 752-2908 or Bill Fisher @ 753-8676 to make your reservation.
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Upcoming Events
Friday, May 1
Saturday, May 2
8:00 Share group, parlor
11:00 AA, rm 6/7
Sunday, May. 3
12:30-8:00 A.S.P. Mission Group Fundraiser - Haircut-A-Thon, fellowship hall
Monday, May 4
10:00 Purls & Chains, parlor
5:30 Mt. Moriah Flames Soccer, field
6:30 Women's Spring Banquet, fellowship hall
7:30 Red Skelton performer, sanctuary
Tuesday, May 5
5:00 Share Group, parlor
6:30 Ballfield reserved
6:45 Cub Scouts, rm 1,2/3,5
7:00 Trustees, parlor
7:00 Boy Scouts, fellowship hall
Wednesday, May 6
10:00 Share Group, parlor
5:45 Hands of Praise, sanctuary
6:00 Ballfield reserved
6:00 FORGGE, sanctuary
6:15 Bells, choir room
6:45 NA, parlor
7:30 Choir rehearsal, sanctuary
Thursday, May 7
6:30 Ballfield reserved
6:30 Quilting group, fellowship hall
7:00 Communications team, rm 8
7:00 Webelos, rm 4
Friday, May 8
Saturday, May 9
8:00 Share group, parlor
11:00 AA, rm 6/7
Sunday, May. 10
Mother's Day
Monday, May 11
ANGEL FOOD ORDER DEADLINE
10:00 Purls & Chains, parlor
5:30 Mt. Moriah Flames Soccer, field
7:00 Ark Board, parlor
Tuesday, May 12
12:00 Ruth Circle, parlor
5:00 Share Group, parlor
6:30 Ballfield reserved
6:45 Cub Scouts, rm 1,2/3,5
7:00 Finance, rm 6/7
7:00 Boy Scouts, fellowship hall
Wednesday, May 13
Max and Erma's UMW Fundraiser
10:00 Share Group, parlor
5:45 Hands of Praise, fellowship hall
6:00 Ballfield reserved
6:00 FORGGE, sanctuary
6:15 Bells, choir room
6:30 Worship, sanctuary kitchen
6:45 NA, parlor
7:00 Chocolate Cake Club, conference room
7:30 Choir rehearsal, sanctuary
Thursday, May 14
6:30 Ballfield reserved
7:00 Webelos, rm 4
7:00 Purls & Chains, parlor
Friday, May 15
7:00 Reflections Youth Group, fellowship hall, ballfields
Saturday, May 16
8:00 Share group, parlor
9:00 Angel Food Ministry Food Distribution
11:00 AA, rm 6/7
Sunday, May. 17
12:00 Sunday School Teachers meeting, parlor
Monday, May 18
NEWSLETTER DEADLINE
10:00 Purls & Chains, parlor
10:30 Sarah Circle, tbd
5:30 Mt. Moriah Flames Soccer, field
6:30 Education Team, room 6/7
7:00 Jochebed Circle, parlor
Tuesday, May 195:00 Share Group, parlor
6:30 UMM, fellowship hall
6:30 Ballfield reserved
6:45 Cub Scouts, rm 1,2/3,5
7:00 Boy Scouts, white house
7:00 SPR Team, rm 6/7
Wednesday, May 20
10:00 Share Group, parlor
1:00 Vagabond lunch out
5:45 Hands of Praise, fellowship hall
6:00 Ballfield reserved
6:00 FORGGE, sanctuary
6:15 Bells, choir room
7:00 NA, parlor
7:30 Choir rehearsal, sanctuary
Thursday, May 21
6:30 Ballfield reserved
7:00 Susanna Circle, parlor
7:00 Webelos, rm 4
Friday, May 22
Saturday, May 23
8:00 Share group, parlor
9:00 Neighbors being neighborly breakfast, fellowship hall
11:00 AA, rm 6/7
Sunday, May. 24
Monday, May 25
7:00 UMW Exec Bd., parlor
Tuesday, May 26
7:30 Church Council, rm 6/7
Wednesday, May 27
10:00 Share Group, parlor
5:30 Hands of Praise, fellowship hall
6:00 Ballfield reserved
6:00 FORGGE, sanctuary
6:15 Bells, choir room
6:45 NA, parlor
7:30 Choir rehearsal, sanctuary
Thursday, May 28
6:30 Ballfield reserved
6-9 Ark of Learning end of session program, sanctuary & ed. bldg.
7:00 Fellowship Team, Education office or fellowship hall
7:00 Purls & Chains, parlor
Friday, May 29
Saturday, May 308:00 Share group, parlor
11:00 AA, rm 6/7
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Birthdays
01 Susan Maloney
01 Eric Plummer
02 Phil Dever
06 Derek Leistner
07 Michelle Boston
07 Amanda Smith
08 Rhonda Carter
08 Elaine Parulis-Wright
08 Diane Morris
09 Jamme Schott
09 Katelyn Clough
09 Benjamin Clough
09 Matt Webb
10 Beth Klosterman
12 Benjamin Harris
12 Susan Maloney
12 Peggy Webster
13 Joyce Philhower
16 Connie Mays
16 William Sears
17 Bryan Morrison
17 Kim Nedrow
17 Bill Shepard
19 Melissa Whitaker
19 Jamie Suhr
20 Chris Miller
20 Marietta Koenig
20 Adam Riser
21 Garrison Brown
21 Mary Suttles
24 Jim Missman
25 Mary Moore
26 Melanie Brewster
26 Mark Stear
27 Michael Kummer
27 Kim Schraut
28 Jim Holland
29 Bob Lamb
31 Maggie Lamb
Anniversaries
04 Bill & Anna Kuhn
10 Bob & Karen Smith
13 Mark & Tricia Moore
14 John & Elaine Wright
15 Bob & Joyce St. Louis
16 Mike & Jenifer Moles
17 Bob & Phyllis Branson
19 Jerry & Paula Schweinhart
18 Phil & Joyce Philhower
22 Jim & Mary Suttles
26 Steve & Jeannie Clough
28 Smokey & Marge Burgess
29 Jerry & Bonnie Lawson
30 Tom & Ruth Thompson
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Fireproof Picnic
The "Fireproof Your Marriage" Bible Study wrapped up recently with a picnic  celebration. All in attendance seemed to enjoy themselves! | |
Keeping Covenant
As Christians we should know the importance of maintaining our covenant with the Lord our God, with each other, with our neighbors (all people).
Today, there are numerous opportunities to do good, from "Save the Children" to Malaria Nets, from the Cincinnati Free Store to Felicity UMC to. . . . You can add still others to this list, with hundreds/thousands of opportunities to do good. What are we Christians to do? Resources are limited.
As for me and my house we will serve the Lord our God.
Jesus came as the ultimate expression of God's love for you, me, all people. Sandy and I will find ways to give to His ministry - keeping covenant with God, you and the Christian ministries and missions of Mt. Moriah and the United Methodist Church. We will not be able to give to other worthy causes for resources are limited.
36"Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?" 37Jesus replied: " 'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.' 38This is the first and greatest commandment. 39And the second is like it: 'Love your neighbor as yourself.'Matthew 22:37-39
The need for Jesus Christ is as real today as it was when He gave Himself for humanity by dying on the cross and three days later rising to life eternal. We can be united in covenant to the Christian ministries and missions that are counting on us through fair share support; apportionments and giving. A sample list of what our fair share support for Christian ministries makes possible through The United Methodist Church can be found on our webpage www.mtmoriahumc.org
When resources seem limited, focusing on established covenants builds ministry and trust together with relationships. There are those that based their 2009 ministry/budgets on trusting we would keep our covenant; Conference, District and Mt.Moriah ministries. We cannot faithfully, or fairly add additional good causes, ministries, until we fulfill our covenants.
Mt.Moriah has inspiring ministries for us to support in 2009-2010. Dare to Dream how you can support and strengthen our established covenants.
Sharing Faith & Changing Lives
Randy and Sandy Lowe |
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2008-9 3rd QUARTER INCOME/EXPENSES
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2008-9 3rd Quarter summary comments:
This is the third report for our current 2008-9 fiscal year. We have now completed three quarters of the fiscal year. The small "cushion" we had as we entered this quarter in January got EXTREMELY small through January and February. As expected, Duke Energy got their fair share, but they did get less than they did last year due to our diligent efforts to conserve energy. The beautiful snows we had did cost some high removal costs, as the snows occurred on weekends, thus requiring additional expense to plow the Sanctuary lot. Lastly, our property taxes were paid in this quarter.
The numbers for the quarter would appear, at first glance, to be far worse than to say the cushion got extremely small. However, the reason for the negative balances in TOTAL and RSG are due to the replacement of the roof over the Education Building and the new flooring installed in Rooms 6 & 7 in that building. The total of $22,000 for this work was paid in full from the RSG balance we had accumulated from the generous giving of our congregation. What a blessing it is to be able to cover this size expense without asking for a special fund drive!
Looking forward to the fourth and last quarter of this fiscal year, we will continue to watch expenses very carefully and reduce them were possible. We continue to find new opportunities to reduce monthly expense items. This is a very difficult time financially for many. Each of us is working diligently to balance our personal financial books. Every day, we are presented with another "opportunity" - changing fuel costs, higher food costs, employment changes, an overall sagging economy, etc. Each of us must manage our financial resources as wisely as possible. During this time, each of us must pray that we do not view our financial support to Mt. Moriah as a discretionary expense that can be deferred or cut.
If you find that you will not be able to meet your pledge commitment, please contact our Finance Secretary, Kathy Herrmann, so she can adjust her projections appropriately. Similarly, if you have been blessed with a new, better job or salary increase, please consider notifying Kathy that you will be able to increase your giving. This information will allow the Finance Team to make adjustments to the budget as necessary. Kathy will keep this information in the strictest confidence.
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GROWing Mission
At Mt. Moriah our missions are growing! And how exciting to have our entire church family involved! On March 29, Mt. Moriah's Sunday School and Youth Groups kicked off an 8-week food drive which benefits both the Inter Parish Ministry in Newtown and will also provide School Bag Kits to be presented at the 2009 Annual Conference in June.
On Sunday, April 26, the Youth invited the entire Mt. Moriah Family to join in the fun. The youth are divided into eight different food groups or "colors" and each group is working on providing items in their color. In order to insure a successful bounty, based on the first initial of their last name, the entire congregation was asked to join with one of the youth groups to help provide much needed food stuffs to those less fortunate in our community.
Inter Parish Ministry began in 1964 and includes Christians from over 36 congregations representing nine diverse denominations as well as numerous businesses, schools, community groups and individuals. Through IPM, these congregations not only help low- income people meet their daily needs, but they also help them begin to break the chains and cycle of poverty. The programs and services of IPM are geared to the ever-changing needs of the working poor and low-income families.
Because the need is now, we are not holding all donations until the end of the program on May 31. Doris Malany will collect the items brought in each Sunday and take them to Inter Parish Ministry as they become available. To keep track of how each group is progressing, there will be a display in the Sanctuary which will be updated weekly. Food items can be deposited in the container near the display each week. If you have questions regarding this "Family Affair", please contact Doris Malany or Marsha Murphy.
Here are some ways that God calls us to help in this mission:
Donate the food stuffs listed for your "Color"
Donate money to the Youth Group listed for your
last name and they will shop for what's needed Volunteer to shop with your Youth Group when
it's time
Pray for Mt. Moriah to do God's work and provide
food and dignity to those less fortunate in our
community.
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Your items to bring are based on the first letter of your last name.
If your last name begins with A-C, Your group includes the SS-PreK-1 and your color is GREEN and your items are Canned Vegetables- Plus 10- pair blunt scissors for School Kits.
If your last name begins with D-F, Your group includes the SS-2nd-3rd and your color is ORANGE and yor items are Canned Fruit- Plus 30- pads of ruled paper (spiral, 70-80 pieces per pad) for School Kits.
If your last name begins with G-J, Your group includes the SS-4th-5th and your color is YELLOW and your items are Canned Meat- Plus 10-30centimeter ruler (12" metric) for School Kits.
If your last name begins with K-L, Your group includes the SS-6th-8th and your color is BLUE and yout items are Canned Pasta Baked Beans, Peanut Butter, Macaroni & Cheese, Soup & Ramen Noodles. Plus 10-Hand-held pencil sharpeners for School Kits.
If your last name begins with M-O, Your group includes the SS-High School/College and your color is BROWN and your items are Dry Pasta, Boxed Pasta Mix, Rice, Noodles, Boxed Potatoes. Plus 60- unsharpened pencils with erasers for School Kits.
If your last name begins with P-R, Your group includes the Reflections group and your color is RED and your items are **Birthday In A Bag- (ideas for ingredients - Cake mix & frosting, A foil pan for baking, birthday candles and sprinkles, A coupon for ice cream from UDF, "Happy Birthday" banner, birthday napkins & plates). Plus 10-erasers- 2 ½" for School Kits.
If your last name begins with S-V, Your group includes the CIA group and your color is PURPLE and your items are Breakfast Food- Plus 10-boxes of 24 Crayola crayons (only 24) for School Kits
If your last name begins with W-Z, Your group includes the Crusaders and your color is GRAY and your items are:Jelly, Dessert Mix, Muffin Mix, Cookies, Crackers, Syrup, Condiments, Pudding & Coffee/Tea. Plus 10- $1 bills in individual envelope marked "SHIPPING" for School Kits.
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Guest Speaker
 United Methodist Men (UMM) meeting of May 19th. Guest speaker will be Rev. David Weaver. Dave pastors the Nast Trinity UMC in the Over the Rhine area of Cincinnati. In addition to serving that local congregation, he oversees the considerable outreach ministry of that church in the local community. Please set this date aside, come and enjoy dinner, fellowship and learn of the vital ministry of this local congregation. Open to everyone, all ages, men and women alike.
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WELCOME
HOME
Would you like to help make our new visitors feel welcome?
Check out the Hospitality Display in the narthex. We are changing from soup for fall and winter to cookie gift jars for spring and summer, and welcome donations of ingredients and supplies.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL SCOOP
What a busy and generous group of kids Mt. Moriah's Sunday School is! On March 29, we met as a group and learned about a dynamic eight-week missions program which supports low-income people in our community.
Each child was given an envi-ronmentally friendly cloth shopping bag donated by Kroger in Cherry Grove, a list of food stuffs to be donated and a "Group" designation.
Because the need for food is so great right now, we are encouraging the children to bring in a small food donation each week so that Doris Malany can take what is collected each Sunday to Inter Parish Ministry in Newtown.
In just two weeks, our awesome kids collected 80 items to help feed the needy. And that's not all! On Palm Sunday, they presented their Jackson Area Ministry (JAM) cans of loose change and another loving food collection to SEM as part of our church-wide Lenten mission giving. It's obvious by the joy and enthusiasm on their faces, that these children are not only learning how to follow Jesus, but are putting their teachings into action.
Until our summer school program begins in June, our students will be learning about the first Christians and life in the early church. We encourage you to take a moment to thank our dedicated and loving teachers.
Pre-K-1st Grade- Kris Byrd, Sue Campbell & Cindy McCoy
2nd & 3rd Grade- Bruce Morris, Diane Morris & Melissa Whitaker
4th & 5th Grade- David Heflin, Sally Rosenzweig & Shannon Rosenzweig
6th-8th Grade- Scott Barrett & Rebecca Brewster
Sr. High/College- Michael Kummer
Floater- Laurie Tate
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Youth in Missions
Making homes warmer, safer, and drier ... Transforming lives
This motto, mission statement, whatever...it doesn't say all there is to say about this service mission. Not only are we working for others and providing them with needed repairs (sometimes beyond repair - rebuilding) to continue surviving in their homes, we ourselves are touched by the generosity of the families we serve.
Mt. Moriah Youth have been participating in this mission service on and off for more years than this webservant has been associated with the church family. This year we are sending 23 individuals to Summers County, WV - 3 teams of teens with adult coordinators, and hope to continue growing along with this mission.
Most of the youth that choose to go on this mission service trip raise the funds necessary tosecure their spot by participating in fundraisers, finding sponsors, and the church family participates in buying "shares" in the youth missionaries. 2006 was the first year for the "Shareholder" banquet, a dinner held to thank those who helped support the youth by purchasing "shares".
 On May 3, 2009, Mt. Moriah Youth is having a Haircut-A-Thon, 12:30pm to 8pm. The cost of the hair cut is $10 and 100% of the cost goes to Appalachia Service Project. This event will be held at:
Mt. Moriah United Methodist Fellowship Hall
681 Mt. Moriah Drive
Cincinnati, OH 45245-2114
If you are not able to make this event and would like to help by  donating to this cause please contact me by my cell.
604-4183
To find out more about Appalachia Service Project click on the link: http://www.asphome.org
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News from the Ark of Learning
The signs of spring are all around: Flowers blooming, trees turning green and red watery eyes. These are the colors of spring. The children here at the Ark are thrilled to be able to get outside to play. We really enjoy the three playgrounds, our bike area and the shelter. Not many centers have the outside space that we do and we enjoy it all.
Planning is well underway for the celebration for our 45th Anniversary. We have heard from some of our church families about how the child care center has played a part in their lives or their children's lives. We would love to hear more. We will be using these stories in our celebration. If you have come to the church office, you will see the beginnings of a blanket on the wall. Each square celebrates a former student or teacher. We are selling these squares for $5.00 each to help with the expenses of the celebration. It is starting to look great!! If you are interested in a square please see Linda, Margaret or Charlotte.
Most of our families have heard about our center from people that have been involved at the Ark or the Church. Please continue to refer families to our center. We are now registering for our summer and fall programs.
Our Mission Statement: To be a quality educational center that makes a loving difference in the lives of young children and their families.
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New Members
Ruth Walters
Pat Ferris
When we get more pictures from the other new members, we will post them here. Keep watching for new members of the Mt. Moriah UMC family! |
THANK YOU!
MANY THANKS
The Mt. Moriah United Methodist Women would like to thank the following people for all the help they gave us during the spring rummage sale. It takes so many people to work the sales.
Linda Harp, Lois Javins,
and the Ark of Learning staff and children.
Charlotte Bailey and Margaret Marx, office staff
Tommy Thompson, custodian
Linda Kohus, kitchen
Pastor Lowe and Sandy, lunch on Wednesday
Jerry and Bonnie Lawson, traffic cones
Pat Fitzpatrick, cupcakes
Margaret Hutton, cookies
Betty Hunt, lunch on Friday
Diane Bertsch, supper on Friday
Millie Rammel, cake
Also - Richard and Peggy Berkmyer, Jim and Marietta Koenig, Ernie Hansford, Bob, Tina and Andy Freyhof, Chuck and Ginny Lynch, Joe Schatied, Tricia Adams, Wil and Norma Broerman, Bill, Becky, and Matt Fisher, Chris Stewart, Rick and Pam Scott, Kim and John Schraut, Jerry Bertsch, John Beatty, Chris and Nanci Bauer, Dan Ilg, Earl Huntington, Dennis Moermond, Roger and Wilma Jacobs, Phil and Carol Dever, Dan and Lori Wagner, Mary Suttles, Sally Rosenzweig, June Cowgell, Myra Smith, Doris Malany, Esther Klotter, Marge Stear, Phyllis Branson, Barb Lindower, Cheryl Jackson, Shannon Rosenzweig, Denise Wynett, Juanita Kendall, Joyce Rain, Mike and Kim Nedrow, Bruce Morris, Wilma Glover, Bob Bolen and all of you who donated the rummage.
We were close to meeting the record in sales, but we didn't quite make it. It was still a great sale and I think a good time was had by all.
Next sale is October 1, 2, 3. Be sure to mark your calendars.
Thanks again,
Doris Huntington, chair
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"Our family would like to say Thank You for such wonderful people like you. Thank you so much for having such a warm heart and helping our family in a time of need. It means a lot to us and it will for a very long time. In our eyes, you are already Angels. Thank you again so very much.
Signed,
Thomas, Kaidance, Steven, Zachary, Tony, April and Billy(Christmas Anonymous family)
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Dear friend of SEM
This past week your church delivered 68 bags of food  to the SEM Food Pantry. What a magnificent collection and what a blessing it is to our food pantry. Please convey to your congregation our heartfelt thanks for their excellent effort to help the needy of the area.
During 2008 the SEM Food Pantry served 10, 561 clients in the Mt. Washington/Anderson Township/Western Clermont County area, all of whom qualified for assistance because they were at or below poverty level. We have experienced no let-up in the demand during the first quarter of 2009 and expect this year to equal the 2008 experience. Because of the support of your church and other churches in SEM, we have been able to meet the current demand. We are also able to devote almost all of our resources to our clients because we operate with an all-volunteer staff (no one is on the payroll), our overhead is less than 4 cents of each dollar, and we partner with the Freestore Foodbank to purchase food at 10 cents per pound and receive surplus food from the US Department of Agriculture and the State of Ohio. We pledge to you to make good use of your support to us.
 Thank you again for your contribution. Should you have any questions about the SEM Food Pantry or the operation of SEM in general, please contact me. I can be reached at 752-6569 or email at Segdirb1@juno.com . Sincerely Robert T. Bridges, Treasurer, SEM
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On behalf of Inter Parish Ministry I'd like to thank you for your generous contribution of food supplies to our choice food pantry in February 2009. Because of your thoughtfulness we are able to continue to meet some of the needs of many low income families in Clermont and Eastern Hamilton counties.
Inter Parish Ministry continues to see an increase in the number of families coming for emergency food assistance. In 2008 we served 2279 families or 8162 men, women and children, which is a 33% increase from 2007. With unemployment rates and healthcare costs continuing to rise and a surge in the number of people seeking emergency food assistance for the first time, 2009 is sure to be another busy year for the pantry. As we continue to hear stories of families eating less food, smaller meals and even skipping meals because they lack the resources to buy food, it has become IPM's goal - with your help - to provide as many families with food as we are able.
Thank you for your support of Inter Parish Ministry. Your donations are always welcome.
Sincerely,
Sarah L. Cadle
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HELP US SHARE A THANK YOU!
Many of our community outreach ministries have partnered with local businesses and we would like for you to consider helping express our gratitude by doing business with them.
Panera Bread Anderson and Krogers bakery have both donated breakfast and baked goods to the Angel Food Ministries program, and Servatii's has been donating bakery items to the free Neighbors being neighborly community breakfast. Be sure to thank them from the Mt. Moriah UMC family! |
NEW STUDIES
Our "Fireproof" class finished up their session with a picnic, and the Tuesday night Bible study finished their series, "Jesus the One and Only".
Beginning in June, there will be a study geared towards women on the book of Esther. This is a Tuesday Night study. Please contact Sue Scilling for more information or to sign up for the class.
Useful Spanish is up and running again and this time we are offering two choices. We will have a refresher/beginner session from 6-6:55pm and the a continuation of the Useful Spanish from the fall session at 7:00pm. Anyone is welcome to attend either session. For more information, contact Janet Rosenzweig.
You can also contact the office to sign up for any of the studies. (752-1333)
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TIMELY MESSAGES FOR LIVING
Make the choice to worship with us
Each Sunday at 9:00 and 10:30 a.m.
From Fear to Freedom Take your opportunities
Luke 24: 36-48 Acts 4: 1-12, John 10:11-18
4 rooms in the ChristianHome +1 Healthy Living Bears Fruit
1 John 4:7-12, John 15: 1-8 John 15:9-17
When Neutral is not an option Safety in the Storms of Life
John 17:6-19 Mark 4:35-41
Christian American May the Peace of the Lord be your Home
Proverbs 11:14, Proverbs 14:34, Mark 6:1-13
Proverbs 28:2, Matthew 21:42-43
Is Breaking a Promise Always Wrong? Retreat to Replenish
Mark 6:14-29 Mark 6:30-34
Bread and Water
John 6:1-21
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