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Mt. Bethel United Methodist Church
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Message from the Minister
"God is Working!"
I received the following update last week and wanted to share it with you.
"Dear Randy and Mt. Bethel,
Since coming to St. Philip in September of 2007, my husband and I have learned so much from this community of believers. In January of 2008, I began teaching the teen Sunday School class with another Mt. Bethel member. At that time, the class consisted of four girls who had been attending St. Philip their whole lives. We were excited to welcome the first young man into our class, after much prayer, a few months later. I will call the young man M and share his story.
M lives with his stepfather in a rough apartment complex within walking distance of St. Philip. There are frequent shootings in the complex. When we visit the complex to invite people to St. Philip, we are greeted with hostility, but are always humbled as the residents rarely have any furniture or food in the apartments. This is where most of our children and youth live. M was a struggling student. He was not able to read very well. The girls were patient with him as he struggled through the words in the Bible. They never made fun of him. A self-proclaimed fighter, M had a reputation in his apartment complex for taking swings at kids who made him angry. We challenged him to attend DNOW at Mt. Bethel last year. Praise God, M accepted Christ that DNOW weekend! Now, a year later, M is in Honors classes at Osborne High School. He is on the football and tennis teams. He joined St. Philip and is part of the Sunday morning praise band and the youth dance team. He has given his testimony in church, performed in the youth Christmas Eve service, reads Scripture during Sunday services and has dreams of going into full-time ministry one day.
I have countless stories to tell. We now have separate high school and middle school youth groups. They now sponsor a child in Romania by raising money doing chores in members' houses.
In addition to the youth, we have children, ages 4 and up, who walk themselves to church every week. They serve as acolytes, play on our soccer teams, and share what they learned about Jesus in Sunday School. The majority have no fathers. The St. Philip congregation has become their family. This church family concept was very apparent to me when we Baptized one of the children. When Jon invited those who would like to support the young person at the altar, almost the entire congregation came forward. It was so exciting as we are valuable parts of each other's lives . . . "
The average attendance in St. Philip's worship service is now 71. That's almost a four-fold increase since Mt. Bethel adopted St. Philip. God is at work in both churches and lives are being changed!
God Bless Mt. Bethel and St. Philip,
Randy
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Worship Services This Week 
Chapel Service
8:15am in the Chapel
"Love Is An Action": Rev. Kim McGarr
Hebrews 13:1-6
Traditional Worship
9:30 & 11:00am in the Sanctuary
"God Will Bless Your Marriage" - Fourth in Series: "Whole-Hearted Love": Dr. Randy Mickler
2 Corinthians 5:16-21
Encounter: Contemporary Worship
11:00am in the Fellowship Hall
"Soul Mates" - Fourth in Series: "Whole-Hearted Love": Rev. Jody Ray
Ephesians 4:29-5:2; 5:15-21
St. Philip UMC
11:00am at St. Philip UMC
"Hope and Our Future": Rev. Jon Ponders
Jeremiah
29:10-14
"Surf's Up" Children's Worship (grades K-2)
11:00am in the Basement of the F Building
"Love,
Love, Love"
Luke 9:28-36
"The P.O.D." Children's Worship (grades 3-5)
11:00am in the Upper Room
"Glory
Encountered!"
Luke 9:28-36
Day I One Middle/High Worship
9:15am in the Upper Room
Day | One Senior High Worship
6:30pm in the Upper Room
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Church News 
Welcome New Mt. Bethel Members:
Brad, Emily, Jac, Caroline & Molly Crouch, 270 Hampton Farms Ct, Marietta 30068,
770-973-4895;
John, Amy, Madeline, Kaitlin & John-Cary Dunning, 4112 Clubview Ter, Marietta 30068, 404-314-8172;
Blake, Cynthia, Price, Spencer, Dylan & Lilah Fine, 3472 Greystone Ct, Marietta 30068, 770-973-9797;
Tim, Meredith & Garrett Kelley, PO Box 88764, Atlanta 30356, 404-542-8770.
Ash Wednesday Services - February 17 - 7:30am, 12:00pm and 6:30pm in the Sanctuary - The Sacrament of Holy Communion will be served at all three services. The sign of the cross is placed upon the forehead with ashes as a symbol of repentance during Communion. The sign of the cross is not removed during the day, allowing all who see it to know of the individual's acceptance of, and allegiance to, Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior.
This Sunday, to culminate the end of our sermon series "Wholehearted Love", a collaborative art installation will be on display in the Sanctuary. Our children have drawn "quilt blocks" on the theme "What Family Means to Me." These blocks have been joined together to form a Mt. Bethel Family Quilt. A quilt can be an apt symbol for the family...disparate pieces of cloth, joined together with care and design, to form a new entity...one that provides comfort and warmth when we most need it. Some quilts are orderly, and unified...others are a complete jumble of colors and shapes. Whether your family is a model of design or a complete "crazy quilt," we know that we are knit together in God's perfect design. Come early and check out the children's artwork!
If you are a visitor to Mt. Bethel, please join us on Sunday, February 21, for a lunch to learn more about our church and get to know our ministers. Join Dr. Randy Mickler and other members of our staff for a light lunch following the 11:00 service in the small dining room adjacent to the fellowship hall. Please contact Krista Young - 678-560-7226 to RSVP. We hope that you & your family will be able to join us. Nursery will be available.
If you are visiting Mt. Bethel for the first time, please see one of our Greeters. They have information about Children's Worship, Nursery & Sunday School options. If you wish to become a member or would like to receive our monthly newsletter, please contact our Membership Office, 678-560-7226.
Altar
Guild Volunteers - You are invited to our Altar Guild Appreciation Luncheon
Thursday, February 18,
from 11:30 to 1:00 in the Small Dining Room - Let us show our gratitude for all
of your dedicated service! Please RSVP to Sandy Weber by February 15
- 770-587-1076.
Mt.
Bethel Christian Preschool will be holding registration for children of church
members for the 2010-2011 school year on Sunday, February 21, from
9:00-9:30 and 10:30-11:00am. A table will be set up in the Preschool area by
the elevator in D hall. For more information call the Preschool Office at
770-971-6812.
Veterans
Wall in Hallway of B Building - Two posters honoring the work of our
Veterans Ministry are in place in the hallway on the first floor of Building B,
as you exit through the south door where the buses drop off members on Sunday.
Stop by and take a look at this display honoring our veterans and their work.
The
New Covenant Sunday School class is starting a new study on the Christian
parenting book, "Boundaries with Kids." Please join
the class in Room F005 at 11:00am if you'd like to participate in the study.
Do
you have a heart for missions? Come meet Joan Althaus, who has been
Mt. Bethel's missionary to Kazakhstan. On Sunday, February 21,
Joan will share her experiences and give us an inside look at the people of
Kazakhstan. Please join us at 9:30 in room F011 for this unique
presentation.
Coupon
Workshop
- In today's economy, pinching pennies is becoming increasingly important to
many of us. And since the grocery bill is one of the largest expenses every
family incurs, saving money on food is quickly becoming a focal point for families
wanting to spend their limited incomes more wisely. On February 25th, 2010 at
6:30 pm, Mt Bethel United Methodist Church will host an Extreme Couponing
workshop lead by SouthernSavers.com frugal blogger Jenny Martin from Columbia,
SC.
Come
and learn how to save 50% or more on all your grocery, household, and personal
care items. It's not just about cutting and handing over coupons!
Learn how to use coupons effectively to save hundreds of dollars a month.
Shop at your regular stores, buy the food you normally eat and pay half of what
you normally pay.
The
Workshop is 2 hours long and covers basic and advanced topics:
1.
Gathering and Organizing Coupons
2.
Effectively Using Coupons - a lot more than just clipping and using a coupon!
3.
Drugstore shopping instructions and tips to get your personal needs for FREE!
Using
coupons effectively, the average family of four can save $250-$400 a
month.
Register online or visit SouthernSavers.com for more information.
The cost is $10 per person and is
payable by cash or check at the door.
Scouting
for Food, February 28, Scout Sunday - Our Scouts will hold their annual
food drive to benefit MUST Ministries at both the 9:30 and 11:00 services.
Please bring canned goods and non-perishable goods (no glass items please) to
Church with you on Sunday, February 28. Canned meats, cereals, peanut
butter, and jam and jelly are foods that MUST runs out of a lot. Scouts will be
in the parking lot with collection containers. Troop 1011 and Pack 121 thank
you for your donation.
Mt.
Bethel Christian Preschool is hosting a Scholastic Book Fair from March 1 - 5
from 9 am to 1 pm. Please
come visit the book fair to support the Preschool and promote the joy of
reading in your family!
Enjoy
a day of scrapbooking with the Scrapbook Ministry's All Day Crop located in
B118 on Saturday, March 6, from 9am to 9pm. The crop is $25 which is
donated to Mt. Bethel's Children's Ministry. Registration is required. Contact
Julie or visit
our website to obtain additional information.
Troop
1011 Annual Pine Straw Sale - The 24th Annual Boy Scout Troop 1011 Pine Straw
Sale will be held on Saturday, March 6. The cost is $4.25 per bale with
free delivery for orders of 10 bales or more. Orders of less than 10 bales can
be picked up at the Church on the day of the sale. Orders must be placed by
March 1. The order form can be found online. For
additional questions, please contact George Welborn at 770-955-3209. Troop
1011 thanks all of those who help the Boy Scouts by supporting this important
fund raiser.
Registration
has begun and Volunteers leaders needed for June Vacation Bible School (June
7-11).
Discovery Time leaders, Recreation leaders, snack leaders and Craft leaders.
There is also a need for Logistic leaders for each age level, Kindergarten -
4th grade. We have openings for ages 4K- 6th grade and would love to have you
help us as we take the children on a "Galactic Blast - A Cosmic Adventure
Praising God." You can make a difference in a child's life this summer as
we explore our faith. Please contact Dianne Hylton - 770-971-5074.
Volunteers
needed on Easter Sunday, April 4, at 9:00 or 11:00 am for a special Easter
Celebration worship service in the CAC (Gym) for children and families. Volunteers
are needed to greet children and families as they enter and exit the service.
Parking lot ushers are needed to assist children and families safely across the
crosswalk to the CAC. Please contact Sherri Juliani for
more details or to join our team on Easter Sunday. There will not be Surf's Up
or the P.O.D. worship services for children on Easter Sunday - both worship
teams will be joining together to bring this special "Mystery of the Empty
Tomb" worship celebration.
A
special thank you to Julie Linde for creating our new Registry of Memorial
Gifts album, on display in the Narthex. Please take a moment to admire Julie's
beautiful calligraphy. If you're interested in donating a gift in honor
of memory of a loved one, please call Nancy Skinner - 770-951-9373.
Children's
Ministries
All
Around Easter - February 24- March 24, join us at SPLAT University on Wednesday
nights from 6:30-7:30 in F011. Children ages 3 (by 9/1/09) through
5th grade will give life to the Easter story. Register online. $10 cost. For
more information, contact Becky Tolbert 678-560-7447.
CHARGE!
Retreat (Children Having Awesome Recreation & Godly Encounters) is May 15
& 16 and is for current 4th and 5th graders. This retreat
focuses on the spiritual growth of the young people. We truly do have an
awesome time and meet God in an environment that allows us to be free of our
worldly interruptions at Camp Evergreen. Registration begins February 1. Complete the form in the brochure or register online. We have limited space
so register early. We need parents to go to chaperon. Please contact Dianne Hylton - 770-971-5074 for
more information. Career Ministry"Interviewing
Success and Negotiating your Compensation Package" presented by
Curt Engelmann, Managing Director of TALinsight, LLC on Wednesday, February
23. Resume review from 6:30-7:30pm, presentation begins at 7:30pm in
F011.
"An
Alternative to Job Search in a Tough Economy - Starting a Business and Writing
a Business Plan" - Presented by Walt Vignault, the course
highlights personal "branding" that makes you unique along with a
focus on technology, marketing and financial requirements to build a business
from scratch with less than a $1,000 investment. 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, February
27, in B116.
Student
Ministry
Life
Groups Reminder: There are no MS Life Groups February 14 or 21. Leaders, if your
High School group is still meeting (on campus groups), please let us know so
our maintenance staff can be informed.
New
Disciple class just started! This is for middle school students
who are craving to go deeper in their faith with an intense Bible study.
This class requires students to read a devotion daily and meet once a week for
Bible study. Classes will meet on Thursdays from 6-7pm. God really
moves lives in this class - if you are looking for that next step in your
faith, come join us. Contact Sarah Beth if you are interested.
Parents
- We are offering an 8th grade Faith & Sexuality class again this Spring. This is
a five-week series that will meet from 5:30-7pm every Wednesday from March
17 to April 21 (except for Spring Break). This class is designed to help
empower students to understand & live a life of purity & truth in
today's culture. Parents, We NEED YOU to help come alongside our staff to teach
this class (curriculum & training provided). Please contact Sarah Beth to volunteer.
(Registration has not begun but please watch the announcements and the website
for information.)
DNOW
Volunteers
- There are many needs now that dnow2010 is full. We still need Host Home helpers
to drive and cook to help out our Host Homes. And if you are good at organizing
and busy work, we need office angels every day. Simply come to B211 to see how
you can help.
High
School Seniors - Applications are now available for the 2010 Reverend and Mrs.
Robert Infinger Scholarship Award. The $2500 scholarship is presented to
a graduating male high school senior in recognition of his time, gifts, and
service to Mt. Bethel UMC. Download the letter of instruction and
application online. Deadline for submission to the
Director of Men's Ministry is May 1, and it will be awarded at the
Baccalaureate Service on May 16, 2010. High
School Seniors - Applications for the Mt. Bethel Women's Circle $1000
Scholarship,
awarded to a senior girl, will be available in the Church office beginning
March 1. Call Carol Banks at 770-565-4203 with any questions.
The scholarship will be awarded at Baccalaureate Service on May 16.
Recreation
Ministry
Youth
Basketball ended last week. Thanks to all the coaches, team
coordinators, players and parents for helping to make this another successful
season for the children.
Summer
Camps - Registration begins Tuesday, February 9. Applications
will be available beginning at 8:30am. You may register in the CAC or online.
Online registration will not be available for Sports Camps I & II. Go to mtbethel.org/rec to see camps
offered, dates and fees. For more information call Susanna Barnes at 678-560-7426.
Youth
Spring Sports - Coaches' meeting is Tuesday, February 23 in the CAC Olympia Room:
Volleyball/Flag
Football - 5:30; Soccer - 6:30; Baseball - 7:30.
Team
Coordinator meeting is Wednesday, February 24, at 6:30 in the Olympia
Room of the CAC. Spring practices begin February 25-27.
Soccer
Officials
- Anyone 16 and over, who is state certified and would like to be a soccer
official, contact Adam Sheffield - 770-971-4299.
High
School Girl's Volleyball begins February 22. Spaces still available.
Contact Melissa Sneed - 678-560-7438.
Men's
Basketball begins February 24 and 25.
The
CAC will be closed Monday,
February 15, for President's Day and beginning at noon Friday, February
19 & all day Saturday, February 20 for DNOW. Fitness
Winter
Fitness Series - Zumba, Boot Camp, Cardio Strength, Body Sculpting, Pilates,
and Yoga. It's
never too late to join. NEW this session Zumba Low - a lower intensity
version of the popular Zumba class. Babysitting available for some classes. Go to mtbethel.org/fitness for a complete schedule or contact Caroline Booker at
770-971-5280 for more information. Missions MinistrySign
up now for a mission trip to West Virginia. Two dates have been set and
more trips may be planned if necessary. Space will be limited, so look at your
calendars and join this very meaningful effort to assist the poor in the
Appalachia region of our own country. Activities on the 3-day trip will include
lunch delivery to children, food box preparation, sorting of clothing
donations, and more. Go to HOHM.org for more
information. Trip dates are April 29-May 2 and July 29-Aug. 1. Adults
and children over 14 are welcome. E-mail Larry Armstrong. Also,
please continue to support this ministry through donations to the Hands of Hope
collection trailer located on our parking lot. We especially need household
items (towels, linens, kitchenware, small working appliances, personal hygiene
items, decorative pieces, etc.). Please pack items in travel-ready boxes with
contents marked on outside.
Young
Adult Mission Trip this Summer- From June 2-16, a group of
young adults from Mt. Bethel will be traveling to Kenya to make His love
complete by loving those He chooses to put in our path. We will join with Glory
Outreach Assembly, an East African organization devoted to making Christian
disciples of all nations, and serve in several orphanages throughout Kenya.
Opportunities for this specific trip will include spending time with orphans of
all ages, providing Vacation Bible School-type activities for the children,
evangelizing in various communities, and feeding those who are living on the
streets. In order to best serve those whom we will be visiting, we have chosen
to sacrifice some of our physical comfort and camp on the orphanage grounds.
This will enable us to spend more time with the children and get to know them
better as we live alongside of them for these two weeks. We will, however, have
a chance to shower and sleep at a hotel every 3-4 days throughout the trip.
This trip will be physically, emotionally, and spiritually demanding, but we
believe God will provide our every need and sustain us throughout our journey.
There will be another trip to Kenya in July if the nature of this trip does not
appeal to you. Anyone can sign up for this trip; final cost will not exceed
$3400; Mt. Bethel UMC will pay 1/2 of church member's costs who have not
been on a foreign mission trip before or if you are under 23 years old. Please
contact Gaylyn Kelly if you have any other questions. Final costs will be
announced as soon as possible. To register for this trip, e-mail Gaylyn Kelly, fill out the
short-term mission trip forms on this site, and drop off a $400 non-refundable
deposit. If you have any trouble downloading the forms please contact Heather Wood in the
Missions Department.
Prayer
Ministry
"Voices
United" - Join us on Thursday nights at 7:00 in B106 as we pray for every
facet of the Church. Also, stop by the desk in the CAC and pick up a laminated
card detailing the prayer concerns of a specific ministry in the church. As you
walk around the track or the walking path, pray for that ministry and return
the card when your walk is complete. Women's Ministry
The
Friends in Faith Evening Circle will meet Monday, February 15,
at 7:00pm in B116. Debby Tarbutton will present our program which is based on
the book "The Gift of Taking" and how to love yourself. We hope
you will join us. Please bring baby wipes for the Hope Center. If you have any
questions, please call Sandra Skinner at 770- 552-2660. Look forward to seeing
you.
Aloha to Aging
Grief
Support Group:
If you are dealing with the grief of losing an aging loved one, join us on
Monday, March 8, at 10:30am at the Mt. Bethel's Community Center.
Program provided by Aloha To Aging, Inc. and sponsored by Crossroads Hospice.
For more information, or if you are interested in an evening Grief Support
Group, please call Aloha To Aging at 678-439-1177.
Family
Caregiver Support Group - March 1 at 10:30am at Mt. Bethel's
Community Center. Open to individuals who are assisting an aging loved one both
inside and outside of the home. Free care is provided for your loved one while
we meet. Call Aloha To Aging, Inc. at 678-439-1177 for more information.
Aloha
Day Club
is an exciting 3.5 hour program for those individuals 55+years of age and older
who have stopped driving and are in need of socialization outside of the home
in a safe and nurturing setting. Our weekday program incorporates exercises
designed for older adults, music and stimulating games, lunch and discussions
into each session. We meet Monday & Thursdays from 10:30am-2:00pm.
For more information, visit us at alohatoaging.org or call Aloha
To Aging, Inc. at 678-439-1177.
Volunteer
at Aloha Day Club: Join
us 10:00-2:00 as we prepare snacks, socialize, and join in the activities with
our Day Club members. We are looking for enthusiastic and energetic volunteers,
who want to make a difference in the lives of others. If you have four hours
once a week or twice a month and would like to catch the Aloha Spirit, please
come and join in the fun. Call Nancy at 678-522-3829 for more information.
Ask
the Aging Experts: Join us Tuesday, March 9, from 1:00-3:00pm as our
speaker panel topics include: What is meant by "in home care" and
what separates one company from the other, learn the number one rule when
caring for an aging loved one, the Myths and Misconceptions about Hospice
and understand what natural and normal grief is. Program held at Mt.
Bethel's Community Center and is open to the community. Sponsored by
Crossroads Hospice, Seniors 1st Choice In Home Care and Aloha To Senior
Solutions.
Class
for Those Caring for Aging Loved One: Powerful Tools for Caregivers is an
educational program designed to help family caregivers take care of themselves
while caring for an aging relative or friend. You will benefit from this class
whether you are helping a parent, spouse, friend, someone who lives at home, in
a nursing home, or across the country. For more information about this 6-week
class contact Dawn at 678-430-1177.
Aloha
To Senior Solutions: FAMILY CARE SUPPORT SERVICE - Whether you
are new to eldercare or dealing with care issues either locally or from a
distance and are struggling with what direction to take, we are here to help.
Care coaching is provided one-on-one or we can assist you to facilitate care
discussions with your family. Navigating aging services such as in-home
care, assisted living placement, medical and legal referral are areas that we
can guide you. For more information please call Dawn at Aloha To Senior
Solutions at 678-777-7241.
Our Faithfulness
Offerings Received last week -- $117,426
Offerings Received this fiscal year -- $5,276,345
Fiscal year July 1, 2009 - June 30, 2010.
Offerings Needed to Date - $4,644,092
Haiti Relief Offering -- $19,639
Weekend Minister on Call -- 770-354-5433 |
Our Joys & Concerns
The altar flowers are given to the Glory of God and in celebration of the baptism of Lleyton John Bradley and in loving memory of Lleyton's grandmother, Kay Hodges, given by John Hodges and his family - Jennifer, Hanson & Shane.
The rosebud on the altar is in honor of the birth Maret Marie Dickerson, daughter of Alan & Kim Dickerson, and granddaughter of Chuck & Jean Larsen, on February 5, 2010.
The Paschal Candle burns in honor of the baptism of Marshall Henry Davis, son of Brad & Lorann Davis; Adrienne Leigh Goolsby, daughter of Brent & Janet Goolsby; and Lleyton John Bradley, son of Anthony & Jennifer Bradley.
We extend Christian sympathy to John, Lisa, Josh & Gabrielle Dolan in the loss of Lisa's mother, Annemarie Rodriguez. May God hold you in the palm of His hand during this time of grief.
Recently hospitalized: Al Miegel.
Congratulations to Jerry & Sandy Weber on the birth of their grandson, Brayden Roy Weber, son of Chris & Amanda Weber, on February 10, 2010.
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Where the Action Is 
Sunday,
February 14
8:00-10:00am
Fellowship Breakfast - Fellowship Hall
8:15am
Worship Service - Chapel
9:30am
Sunday School
9:30am
Worship Service - Sanctuary
9:30am
God's Garden - A35
11:00am
Worship Service - Sanctuary
11:00am
Sunday School
11:00am
Encounter Contemporary Service - Fellowship Hall
11:00am
Surf's Up Children's Worship for K-2nd Graders - F015
11:00am
The P.O.D. Children's Worship for 3-5th Graders - Upper Room
4:30pm
Disciple I (Parsons) - F011
5:00pm
Disciple IV (Vick) - F226
5:00pm
James & 1 & 2 Peter Bible Study (Parrish) - F015
5:00pm
Jesus in the Gospels Bible Study (Hiott) - F001
Monday,
February 15 - President's Day
Church
Office is Closed
6:00pm
Adult Bowling League at Brunswick Lanes
7:00pm
Grief Support Group - B106
7:00pm
Men's Small Group - B112
7:00pm
Friends in Faith Evening Circle - B116
Tuesday,
February 16
7:30am
Middle School Tuesday Morning Breakfast - CAC & Fellowship Hall
8:15am
Yoga All Levels - Aerobics Room
9:00am
Aloha To Aging Program - Community Center West
9:00am
Membership Committee - B112
9:30am
Disciple I (Allphin) - B116
9:30am
Fresh Wind, Fresh Fire (McMichael) - B111
9:30am
Mother's Morning Out - D5-7
9:30am
One Nation Under God Bible Study (Fain) - A18
9:45am
Mini Boot Camp - Aerobics Room
10:00am
Knitting Angels - B109
11:00-1:30pm
Tuesday Lunch - Dining Room
11:00am
Zumba-Low - Aerobics Room
12:00pm
ESL Lessons (Banks) - B111
1:15pm
Staff Devotions - Chapel
3:00pm
Children's Dance Classes - D14/15
3:00pm
Girl Scout Troop 2484 (Gaster) - D10/11
3:30pm
Violin Lessons (Baxter) - A35
4:00pm
Cello Lessons - C01
4:30pm
Cantare Youth Choir - A18
5:00-10:00pm
Spring Sports League - "Fields of Dreams"
5:30pm
PEP Club - Community Center
6:00pm
Student Ministry Apostle/Disciple - Upper B Hall
6:00pm
Bolivia Mission Team - B109
6:15pm
Missions Committee - F011
6:15pm
McDaniel Ringers - A25
6:30pm
Articles of Religion Study (Fraser) - B118
6:30pm
Fresh Wind, Fresh Fire (McMichael) - B116
7:00pm
High School Apostle Group - B207
7:40pm
Advanced Ringers - A25
Wednesday,
February 17 - Ash Wednesday
7:30am
Life Group (Maxwell) - B111
7:30am
Service of Ashes - Sanctuary
8:30am
Service of Ashes for the Mt. Bethel Christian Academy Students - Sanctuary
8:30am
Body Sculpting - Aerobics Room
9:00am
Aloha To Aging Program - Community Center
9:30am
Breaking Free Bible Study - Upper Room
9:30am
Disciple I (Stebbins) - Community Center
9:30am
Bible Study (Combs) - B211
9:30am
Living Waters Bible Study - Sanctuary
9:45am
Pilates - Aerobics Room
10:00am
Chancel Choir Rehearsal - A18
10:00am
MOPS & MOPPETS - F01/15
11:00am
Beginner Ringers - A25
11:00am
Bulletin Committee - B116
11:30am
Gentle Yoga - Aerobics Room
12:00pm
Service of Ashes - Sanctuary
1:30pm
Bridge Club - Community Center West Room
3:52pm
iPraise 352 Club Children's Choirs - Sanctuary
4:00pm
Cello Lessons - C1
4:00pm
weePraise - F011
4:30pm
Knitting Angels - B109
4:45pm
Wednesday Night Fellowship Dinner - Fellowship Hall
5:00-10:00pm
Spring Sports League - "Fields of Dreams"
6:00pm
Kingsmen Rehearsal - A24
6:00pm
Small Group (Allphin) - B106
6:00pm
Student Ministries Apostle Classes - Upper B Hall
6:30pm
Cultural Apologetics Class - Community Center
6:30pm
Disciple 2 (Montgomery/Hutchings) - B111
6:30pm
Disciple I (Quindsland) - F226
6:30pm
Disciple IV (Boltin) - B112
6:30pm
Divorce Care for Kids - F023
6:30pm
Divorce Recovery Support Group - H House
6:30pm
Financial Peace University (Malsky) - B116
6:30pm
Invitation to Genesis Bible Study - B118
6:30pm
Revelation Bible Study (Thomas) - F026
6:30pm
Service of Ashes - Sanctuary
6:45pm
Disciple IV (Vick) - B109
7:00pm
Chancel Choir Rehearsal - A18
Thursday,
February 18
6:15am
Men's Small Group (Smith) - B112
8:15am
Yoga All Levels - Aerobics Room
9:00am
Aloha To Aging Program - Community Center
9:30am
Autism Support Group - B116
9:30am
Disciple II (Banks) - B111
9:30am
Mother's Morning Out - D5-7
9:30am
Painting Classes - Community Center
9:30am
Quilting for Christ - F001
9:45am
Absolute Beginner Yoga - Aerobics Room
9:45am
Mini-Boot Camp - Olympia Room
10:30am
Contemporary SS Class Curriculum Committee - B106
11:30am
Altar Guild Appreciation Luncheon - Dining Room
3:00pm
Daisy Girl Scout Troop (Weitnauer) - C104
3:30pm
Gentle Yoga - Aerobics Room
4:00pm
Cello Lessons (Kenney) - C01
5:00pm
Georgia Southern University Music Auditions - A23
5:00-10:00pm
Spring Sports - "Fields of Dreams"
5:00pm
Yoga All Levels - Aerobics Room
6:30pm
Student Ministries Disciple Bible - The Cove B208
6:30pm
Choir Rehearsal for 9:30 Service - A18
6:30pm
Christian Believer (Miller) - B116
6:30pm
Life Group - B211
7:00pm
CERT District II Meeting - B118
7:00pm
High School Apostle Class - B207
7:00pm
Men's Small Group (Vick) - B112
7:00pm
Prayer Ministry - B106
7:00pm
Student Worship Band Rehearsal - Upper Room
Friday,
February 19
6:15am
Friday Faithful Men's Small Group - B112
7:00am
Charlie Oates Men's Bible Study - Community Center
7:00am
Men's Small Group at Ritter's
7:30am
Men's Small Group - B106
8:30am
Body Sculpting - Aerobics Room
8:45am
Dutch Preschool - D10 & D11
9:00am
Aloha To Aging Program - Community Center
9:30am
Mother's Morning Out - D5-7
9:45am
Mothers of Elementary Kids - B118
9:45am
Zumba Fitness Class - Aerobics Room
12:00pm
ESL Lessons (Banks) - B111
3:00pm
Girl Scout Troop - B109
3:30pm
Violin Lessons (Baxter) - A24
5:00pm
Spring Sports - "Fields of Dreams"
7:00pm
DNOW Kickoff Rally - CAC
Saturday,
February 20
9:00am
Student Ministry DNOW Events
9:00am-9:00pm
Spring Sports - "Fields of Dreams"
10:00am
Alcoholics Anonymous - Community Center
10:00am
Extra Special Saturday Respite - FOCUS - Day Care Center
7:00pm
Contemporary Sunday School Class Game Night - Community Center
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