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Mt. Bethel United Methodist Church
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Boy Scout Troop 1011
Earlier this month the Boy Scouts of America celebrated the 100th anniversary of Scouting. Mt. Bethel's Troop 1011 is beginning its 39th year of Scouting adventures. The Troop has over one-hundred active Scouts and has produced over two-hundred Eagle Scouts. For thirty-three consecutive years, Troop 1011 has received both the National Quality Unit Award and the National Camping Award. It is Troop 1011's fifteenth year on the Cobb District Honor Roll. In 2009, the Troop's Scouts and adult leaders performed over 4,000 hours of community service including Eagle Scout service projects throughout the community and working for the Great Day of Service. Our Scouting for Food drive collected over 7,000 items for MUST. Troop 1011 had sixteen campouts, four backpacking hikes, two summer camps, fourteen merit badge clinics, eight Courts of Honor, and ten Eagle Scout Awards. Mt. Bethel's Scouts earned 399 merit badges, 115 special awards, and 102 rank advancements. One Scout reached 100 camping nights and seven Scouts and one adult leader were elected to the Order of Arrow. Twenty-two Scouts and adult leaders attended a sailing, hiking, or maritime high adventure experience. Two God & Country classes are underway.
Time spent in Boy Scouts benefits a boy in many ways. The friends he makes, the work ethic and morality he develops, the community service he practices, and the knowledge and skills he gains will help him throughout the course of his life. Thank you Mt. Bethel for supporting the Scouting Program! To learn more about Scouting at Mt. Bethel visit scouts.mtbethel.org.
Cub Scout Pack 121
In 2009, Mt. Bethel's Cub Scout Pack 121 completed its 30th year of Scouting. The Pack is one of the largest and most active in the Atlanta area and has, once again, earned the coveted "Chicken Pin" (a local Scouting honor roll) and the Quality Unit Award. Cub Scouts is family oriented and Pack 121 wants to thank all of the parents who took time to help guide and lead the 78 boys in our numerous Scouting activities. Some of those activities included: The Great Day of Service, Marietta National Cemetery Flag Placement, several camp-outs, Scouting for Food, Scout Expo, and of course our Pinewood Derby Race. Cub Scouting is a fun and family-oriented activity, so if you have a rising 1st - 5th grade son and are interested in Scouting, visit mtbethel.org/cubscouts, call Todd Pinniger at 770-579-9065, or come to our next Pack Meeting.
The following Pack 121 Cub Scouts earned the "God & Family" award: Nick Champion, Riley Collins, Brockton Davis, Carter Davis, Jack Forestner, Carter Gooch, Thomas Harlin, John Kirby, Michael Minick, and Alex Sembrot.
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Worship Services This Week 
Chapel Service
8:15am in the Chapel
"Commitment to Pray": Rev. Jon Ponders
Luke 11:1-13
Traditional Worship
9:30 & 11:00am in the Sanctuary
"The Weed Problem" - Second in
Series: "Jesus Stories": Dr. Randy Mickler
Matthew 13:24-30
Encounter (Contemporary) Service
11:00am in the Fellowship Hall
"No Darkness at All": Rev. Carey Akin
I John 1:5-7
St. Philip UMC
11:00am at St. Philip UMC
"Commitment to Pray": Rev. Jon Ponders
Luke 11:1-13
"Surf's Up" Children's Worship (grades K-2)
11:00am in the Basement of the F Building
"The
Golden Rule!"
Luke 6:27-28
"The P.O.D." Children's Worship (grades 3-5)
11:00am in the Upper Room
"Pass
the Sugar, Please!"
Luke 6:27-28
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Church News 
Welcome New Mt. Bethel Members:
LaShaunda & Zandia Dees, 3650 Ashford Dunwoody Rd, #917, Atlanta 30319, 770-458-7558;
Tamara Franklin, 3650 Ashford Dunwoody Rd, #228, Atlanta 30310, 678-789-3455;
Tyra Franklin, 3650 Ashford Dunwoody Rd, #222, Atlanta 30313, 404-414-0408;
Cheryl Franks, 3650 Ashford Dunwoody Rd, #222, Atlanta 30313, 404-414-0408.
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.
The Mt. Bethel Children's Consignment and Baked Goods Sale is coming up on March 12 & 13, and we still need volunteers! All volunteers get to shop early and get the best deals! Go to our website to sign up for a shift: mtbethelccs.com.
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.
Our final Ladies Night Out for the 2009-2010 season will be on Monday, March 15. Pat Harley, our fabulous Women's Retreat speaker in 2005, will return to Mt. Bethel and inspire us with her topic on "Fear, Courage and the Grace of God." Her life experience through a tragic physical assault and restoring a disintegrating marriage led her to God where she found faith and healing. Pat is also the creator of Big Dream Ministries which produced "The Amazing Collection: The Bible for Women Book by Book." This DVD Bible study teaches all 66 books of the Bible. Our own Robert McMichael will lead us in worship with a voice and heart that will touch your soul. Tickets are on sale in the Mt. Bethel Book Store. Questions? Contact Kris Michaelides at 678-560-7427.
Last Chance for Veterans to get Pictures on Vets Wall of Honor - Feedback on the Veterans Wall of Honor, in the first floor of the B Building, has been excellent. It honors the past & current service of our veterans. We would like to honor more of our church members who served in our military, from WWII up through today. If you would like to be added to the Wall of Honor, please bring a picture of you in uniform to the church office and mark it for Mike Boyce. Please identify your name, branch of service, and era served. DO NOT give us an irreplaceable picture - get a copy made at one of the local photo places and give us the copy. Deadline for getting a picture turned in is Monday, March 8. Questions, contact Bob Babcock - 678-480-4422.
DNOW
Update:
Thank
you to everyone of you who prayed, served, donated and/or sent your student to
DNOW. Our goal was for students to encounter Jesus Christ and respond with
their lives and to receive the truth of Isaiah 55; that God is the only
satisfaction that can QUENCH their desires. With our focus being twofold
- the love we receive from GOD and then what do you do with that in
response to the needs of others, we highlighted 4 global needs. The OUTWARD
focus was 1) Kenya - the need for clean drinking water and the inability to
raise enough money to dig a well at an orphanage CCRC- Christ Compassion
Rehabilitation Center, was one of our defined needs. 2) Haiti has needs for
clean water and our ministry partner SIFAT has the technology and the ability
to build filtration systems and transport them to Haiti to be put into use
right away. 3) Rhema orphanage, in Kinigop, Kenya, is in need of 2 acres
of land to build a permanent structure for the orphans so that once the land is
owned they can have a well on their property. 4) We saw the enormous need to
feed the hungry and gave attendees an opportunity to donate a dollar to buy a
meal for a person in need. ALL THE FUNDS NECESSARY TO MEET THESE NEEDS HAS BEEN
RAISED!!
All
the money necessary to manually dig a well in Kenya was raised, filtration
system for Haiti, land for Rhema and countless meals for the hungry. In
addition the students donated 1400 Chapsticks for Bolivia, 1010 toothbrushes
for children in Kenya, countless balls and lotion for sick children in
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Hospital and 1600 pairs of white socks for the
homeless.
Students
spent Saturday afternoon meeting the needs of others. Four urban ministries -
The GARDEN, Safe House, 7 Bridges and City of Refuge - were where our 323 high
school students, staff and leaders went and put the love and compassion of Christ
into action. The 317 middle school students and their leaders packed 300 care
packages for the children in the hospitals and wrote notes of encouragement to
the healthcare workers.
We
physically transformed the CAC; watched 139 college students migrate here from
all over the Southeast to give of themselves; we witnessed the homeless and
hurting receive love and compassion through the care of teenager handing them a
sandwich and stopping to engage in a conversation; we engaged middle school
students to focus on the needs of hospitalized children who might enjoy their
day being brighter when they receive a care package and we got a glimpse of
heaven while soaking in the QUENCHing presence of God through M25's, prayer,
messages, and music.
It
is with utter joy that we share how God moved and to thank YOU for your
encouragement, love and support of dnow2010.
-Your
dnow2010 team
"I
am certain of this: I will see the goodness of the LORD in the land of the
living." Psalm 27:13 - Amen. GOD is faithful.
The
Kingsmen will sing Sunday, February 28, at the evening service of Bethany UMC,
760 Hurt Road, Smyrna. - 6:30pm - everyone is welcome to attend.
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.
"An Alternative to Job Search in a Tough Economy - Starting a Business and Writing A Business Plan" - Saturday, February 27 at 9:30am in B116 - 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. Please register online or e-mail Mike Boyce to RSVP.
Coupon
Workshop - Thursday, February 25, at 6:30pm in the Sanctuary - Over
350 have already registered for this program to learn how to save hundreds of
dollars a month. The cost for the workshop is $10 at the door. Register online.
Mt.
Bethel Christian Preschool is hosting a Scholastic Book Fair from March 1 - 5
from 9am to 1pm. 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.
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.
Registration
has begun and volunteer leaders are needed for June Vacation Bible School (June
7-11) for
discovery time, recreation, snacks and crafts. 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. Don't
miss an exciting silent auction to benefit Camp Hope going on now in Mt.
Bethel's Grace Gallery! Eighteen fish have been designed and painted by
MBCA students in the ArtWalk Club. The silent auction ends on Sunday, February
28 at 12:30 PM. All proceeds will go toward Camp Hope, a program for kids
with a parent incarcerated in Georgia. This is a great opportunity to make a
difference and come home with a one-of-a-kind piece of art!
Parent's
Night Out Respite for children with special needs and their siblings:
Friday, March 19,
From 6:00-9:00pm. Parents need time to relax, restore and re-energize,
kids just want to have FUN! Make your reservation now to join
us! We'll have craft time, play some games, and loads of
FUN! If you'd like, bring your dinner and we'll
picnic. Snacks will be provided as well. Pre-registration is
required and forms are available online - the deadline is March 10.
Questions? Contact Kim McGarr - 770-579-9224, ext 25.
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.
Children's
Easter Egg Hunt - Saturday, April 3 - Ages 2 years-2nd Grade - 9:00 to
10:30 - Come to the "Fields of Dreams" for our annual Egg Hunt and
also enjoy the Jerusalem Market where children will experience a day in the
life of Jesus. There will be animals to pet and crafts for the kids! Children
participating in the Egg Hunt need to bring in 12 eggs with
individually-wrapped candy (NO chocolate) & stickers to the Children's
Ministry office before March 31. In case of rain, this event will
be cancelled.
Accepting
donations of empty plastic eggs and bags of candy/stickers (ages 2 years
- 2nd grade) for the Children's Ministry annual Egg Hunt on April 3! Please
bring donations to our office by March 31.
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.
Student
Ministry
Sunday
Activities for February 28 - This week, we return to our normal
Sunday Schedule. Middle School Day|One meets from 9:15-10:40am in
the Upper Room. Middle School Life Groups meet from 5-6pm. HS
Day|One meets from 6-8pm beginning in the Fellowship Hall.
Holy
Ground- Join
us in the Upper Room at 8pm, February 26, for an intense time of worship
for all High School students.
8th
Grade Parent Meeting - Sunday, March 7, at 12:15pm in the Upper Room. We are hosting
a meeting for all Parents of rising 9th Grade students. We will be discussing
the upcoming Faith & Sexuality Class, ways you and your student can be
involved when they get to high school, as well as taking a look at the summer
calendar to see where your student can plug in. This is your chance to ask
questions and to get involved so your student will have an easy transition into
High School Student Ministry.
Sunday
March 7th | 6-8pm -
Middle Schoolers, join us for a movie night in the Upper Room. High School
join us in the CAC for a dodgeball tournament.
Middle
School M25 | Wednesday, March 10 | 4-8:30pm
We're
going to Cobb Street Ministries' shelter to serve a meal for the
families who live there, play with the children and talk with the ladies, hear
their stories and share the love of Christ with them. Only 30 spots so
sign up now!
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. College/Young Adult MinistryInternational
Internship Program -
The International Internship Program will begin this summer! On June 3
our third young adult mission trip will depart for Kenya. On June 17 most
of that short-term team will return to the US, but several will stay and begin
their internship in Kenya. We currently have 3 who will stay beyond June 17 and
one who will be joining the internship in July and all will stay various
lengths of time. I felt God revealing this opportunity as our ministry
partnerships flourished. With our relationships and trust being built and
more and more young adults coming to me asking me, "Do you know how I can
serve in the foreign mission field for longer, but not be a full time
missionary?" God revealed a plan and used my past of when I had to step
out in faith in 2006 and allow my then 18-year-old son to go to the mission
field of Ghana, West Africa. I have, what I believe a unique placement
here. To know the hearts and passions of these young adults and their
desire to serve longer and at the same time can empathize with the concerned
parents about being willing and able to allow them to go. I see each side as a
huge faith walk and KNOW, from experience and trust, that God will not leave or
forsake anyone during that time. Mt. Bethel is fully supporting this next step
in God's plan for our internship program. Mt. Bethel Missions will cover
each intern's international health insurance while they are
serving. If you would like more information, please contact me at gaylyn.kelly@mtbethel.org.
We
currently are accepting applications for our paid summer internship program
here at Mt. Bethel for positions in Children's, Students, Music and
College/Young Adult ministries. Applications are online.
Recreation
Ministry
Youth
Spring Sports - The
coaches have their rosters and practice schedules, so expect a call with your
child's team assignment and first practice day and time. All players will have
their first practice between this Thursday, February 25, and Saturday, February
27. If you have not heard from your coach by 3:00pm on Thursday, February
25, please contact our office at 770-971-5280.
Spring
Sports Team Coordinator meeting is Wednesday, February 24 at 6:30 in the
Olympia Room of the CAC.
Youth
Spring practices begin February 25 - 27.
Youth
Spring Sports Opening Day - Saturday, March 13.
Men's
Softball begins March 10. We still have room for one more team.
For more information contact Adam Sheffield - 770-971-4299.
Summer
Camps - Now
registering for Baseball, Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball and Sports Camps I
& II. You may register in the CAC or online (Online registration is not
available for Sports Camps I & II- register in the CAC). Go to mtbethel.org/rec to see camps offered, age requirements, dates, and
fees. For more information call Susanna Barnes at 678-560-7426.
CAC
temporary change in hours: Walking track, cardio equipment and
weight room will close on Monday, March 1, at 12:00pm and Friday, March
5, at 4:00pm due to MBCA Seussical and MBCA Basketball Extravaganza. Fitness
Spring
Fitness Series - Begins March 15. Zumba, Boot Camp, Cardio Strength,
Body Sculpting, Pilates, and Yoga. Babysitting available for some
classes. Contact Caroline Booker at 770-971-5280 for more information. Missions MinistryDeborah
House Mission Trip : July 3-12 - This summer is the ninth year Mt.
Bethel is sending a short-term missions team to Timisoara, Romania to work with
the girls who live in the Deborah House. We will bring Christian love,
fellowship & encouragement to the girls who live there, as well as perform
light construction work on the facility. The Romanian government is so
impressed by this facility that they recently allowed them to exceed the
maximum number of girls allowed in residence because of the emergency situation
of each of the newest girls; these new girls come from such traumatic
situations that the child protection agency has nowhere else to place them. Our
initial team meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 9, at 7:00pm in Room
B112. If you have committed to go this year or would like more
information about this trip, please attend this meeting. You may also
contact Betty Holt - 770-579-8334.
Austria
Mission Trip - Informational meeting, Tuesday, February 23, at 6:30pm in B109. Any questions
contact Justin Brasuell.
Sign
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.
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.
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.
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.
Activity
Dementia Training -
If you are dealing with a loved one who has dementia, join us as we learn "Aloha
Style" how to provide therapeutic & fun activities to increase their
quality of life. Workshop will be held from 1:00-3:00pm on Tuesday, March 23,
at Mt. Bethel Community Center, 4608 Lower Roswell Rd, Marietta, 30068. Cost of
$25 includes supplies. Pre-registration required; please call Aloha To Senior
Solutions at 678-777-7241 to register.
Our Faithfulness
Offerings Received last week -- $130,638
Offerings Received this fiscal year -- $5,540,609
Fiscal year July 1, 2009 - June 30, 2010.
Offerings Needed to Date - $4,934,348
Weekend Minister on Call -- 770-354-5433 |
Our Joys & Concerns
The altar flowers are given to the Glory of God and in loving memory of Betty's mother, Ruth Boyd, and John's father, Don Rhodes, given by John, Betty, Christian & Emily Rhodes.
The Paschal Candle burns in honor of the baptism of Martha Elizabeth Kempton, daughter of Tom & Elizabeth Kempton.
Recently hospitalized: Allison Horner.
We extend Christian sympathy to Andy, Wendi & Taylor Rhoads in the loss of Wendi's father, John Corey; to Bud, Karen, Matthew & Stephen Estes in the loss of Bud's sister, Nancy Nuss; and to Richard, Diane, Bryan & Jennifer Massey in the loss of Diane's mother, Edna Englerth. May God hold you in the palm of His hand during this time of grief.
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Where the Action Is 
Sunday,
February 28
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 Worship - 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
12:15pm
Life Group - B211
12:15pm
Spring Sports - "Fields of Dreams"
12:15pm
Thompson SS Class Meeting - D108/109
12:15pm
Triumphant Rehearsal - A18
4:00pm
Crossfire Choir & Drama - A18
4:00pm
Senior High Handbells - A25
4:00pm
Student Ecuador Mission Team - The Cove B208
4:30pm
Disciple I (Parsons) - F011
5:00pm
Disciple I (Cook) - F002
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
5:00pm
One A-Chord Choir & Drama - A18
5:00pm
Student Ministries Middle School Life Groups
6:00pm
Day One - Fellowship Hall
8:00pm
High School Life Groups - B Hall
Monday,
March 1
6:30am
Men's Leadership Group - B118
7:30am
Bolivia Men's Group - B112
8:15am
MBCA Moms in Touch - F001
8:15am
Pilates - Aerobics Room
8:30am
Body Sculpting - Olympia Room
9:00am
Aloha to Aging Program - Community Center
9:30am
Disciple 4 (Boullain) - B106
9:45am
Cardio Strength Class - Olympia Room
9:45am
Clothing Sale Committee - B112
9:45am
MOPS Bible Study - B109
10:00am
Preschool Chapel - Chapel
10:00am
Small Group (Marshall) - A23
10:00am
Yoga Basics - Aerobics Room
10:00am
Zingers Choir - A18
11:30am
Gentle Yoga - Aerobics Room
4:00-7:30pm
Dr. Seuss Literary Festival - Gym
5:00-10:00pm
Spring Sports League - "Fields of Dreams"
6:00pm
Adult Bowling League at Brunswick Lanes
6:00pm
Support Group for Caregivers - Community Center West Room
6:00pm
Yoga for Men - Aerobics Room
7:00pm
Grief Support Group - B106
7:00pm
Happy Tails Board Meeting - B109
7:00pm
High School Apostle Class - B207
7:00pm
Men's Small Group - B112
7:00pm
Power of a Praying Woman (Crane) - B118
7:15pm
Twilight Twirlers - Aerobics Room
7:30pm
Boy Scout Troop 1011 - Scout Meeting Hall
7:30pm
Men for Christ - B116
Tuesday,
March 2
7:30am
Middle School Tuesday Morning Breakfast - CAC & Fellowship Hall
8:15am
Yoga All Levels - Aerobics Room
8:30am
Mt. Bethel Christian Academy Chapel Service - Sanctuary
9:00am
Aloha To Aging Program - Community Center West
9:00am
Membership Committee - B112
9:15am
Mt. Bethel Christian Academy Middle School Chapel - Upper Room
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
9:45am
Preschool Chapel - Chapel
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
2:15pm
MBCA Pep Rally - Gym
3:00pm
Children's Dance Classes - D14/15
3:00pm
Daisy Girl Scouts 2484 (Gaster) - D10/11
3:00pm
Daisy Girl Scouts 2170 (Burba) - D24/25
3:30pm
Violin Lessons (Baxter) - A35
4:00pm
Cello Lessons - C01
4:00pm
Line Dancing - Aerobics Room
4:30pm
Cantare Youth Choir - A18
5:00-10:00pm
Spring Sports League - "Fields of Dreams"
6:00pm
Student Ministry Apostle/Disciple - Upper B Hall
6:15pm
McDaniel Ringers - A25
6:30pm
Articles of Religion Study (Fraser) - B118
7:00pm
High School Apostle Group - B207
7:00pm
Women's Cancer Support Group - Community Center West Room
7:40pm
Advanced Ringers - A25
Wednesday,
March 3
7:30am
Life Group (Bain) - B112
7:30am
Life Group (Maxwell) - B111
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) - F015
9:45am
Pilates - Aerobics Room
10:00am
Chancel Choir Rehearsal - A18
11:00am
Beginner Ringers - A25
11:00am
Bulletin Committee - B116
11:30am
Gentle Yoga - Aerobics Room
1:30pm
Bridge Club - Community Center West Room
3:52pm
iPraise 352 Club Children's Choirs - Sanctuary
4:00pm
weePraise - F011
4:00pm
Cello lessons - C1
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
Camp SPLAT - F011, F005
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 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
6:45pm
Disciple IV (Vick) - B109
7:00pm
Chancel Choir Rehearsal - A18
7:00pm
Orchestra - Sanctuary
Thursday,
March 4
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
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
3:00pm
Daisy Girl Scout (Weitnauer) - C104
3:30pm
Gentle Yoga - Aerobics Room
4:00pm
Cello lessons - C1
5:00-10:00pm
Spring Sports - "Fields of Dreams"
5:00pm
Yoga All Levels - Aerobics Room
5:00pm
OK for Youth Mentor Meeting - F015
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
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,
March 5
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
Zumba Fitness Class - Aerobics Room
12:00pm
ESL Lessons (Banks) - B111
3:00pm
Girl Scout Troop - B109
3:30pm
MBCA Basketball Extravaganza - Gym
3:30pm
Violin Lessons (Baxter) - A24
5:00pm
Spring Sports - "Fields of Dreams"
8:00pm
MBCA Middle School Dance - Fellowship Hall
Saturday,
March 6
8:00am
Boy Scout Troop 1011 Pine Straw Sale - Parking Lot
9:00am
Happy Tails Volunteer Training - F015
9:00am-9:00pm
Spring Sports - "Fields of Dreams"
9:00am-9:00pm
All Day Scrapbook Crop - Lower B Hall
9:30am
Happy Tails Orientation Training - F001
10:00am
Alcoholics Anonymous - Community Center
1:00pm
Travels with Mt. Bethel to the Strand Theatre
7:00pm
- Contemporary SS Class Game Night - Community Center
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