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First United Methodist Church
115 S. Church Street
Marion, VA 24354
Our Church Staff

Jonathan Jonas (Ext 103)
Pastor
Denton Staley (Ext 105)
Program Director
Lisa Moore (Ext 104)
Business Administrator
Teri McCall (Ext 101)
Administrative Assistant
Bryan Underwood (Ext 102)
Worship Minister
Ginger Moore (Ext 110)
Childien's Diiectoi
Jackie Wilson
Youth Director
(276) 783-5194 (telephone)
(276) 783-5195 (fax)
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First
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May 2013 May 2013
Pentecost Sunday, May 19
Pentecost originated as the Festival of Weeks in the Old Testament. In Leviticus 23:15-16,
we learn that the people of Israel were to count fifty days from the Passover Sabbath, seven
weeks and one day, until their offering of new grain. It was called the Festival of Weeks
because it was a week of weeks (7 weeks x 7 days) aftei the Passovei. By 1esus' time it was
called Pentecost fiom the Cieek woid foi "fiftieth day."
"When the day of Pentecost had come, they weie all togethei in one place. And suddenly from heaven
there came a sound like the rush of a violent wind, and it filled the entire house where they were sit-
ting. Divided tongues, as of fire, appeared among them, and a tongue rested on each of them. All of
them were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other languages, as the Spirit gave them
ability" (Acts 2:1-4). For us Christians, Pentecost is significant because it was the day that the Holy
Spiiit descended upon 1esus' disciplesthe fiist time Cod's Spiiit came upon multiple people. That
day, thousands of people became followers of Jesus Christ.
Confirmation Class
We sometimes call Pentecost "the chuich's
biithday," because the handful of followeis of 1esus
became hundreds on that day. As we celebrate the
first time that people came together to form the
church, we traditionally welcome new members into
the fellowship.
Through the past several months, young peo-
ple in our congregation have participated in a confir-
mation class with Jonathan Jonas, our pastor. On
Pentecost Sunday, we expect several of them to con-
firm the promises made at their baptisms and to pro-
fess their faith in Jesus Christ. Please pray for the
members of our confirmation class as they try to dis-
cern whether God is calling them to become follow-
ers of Jesus Christ and members of our congregation
on that day.
Our own First UMC choir joins five other
area church choirs in this exciting music event. Each
choir will present one anthem, and all the choirs will
combine for three anthems, directed by Dr. Robert
Matthews, head of the choral department of Emory
and Henry. If you would like to participate in this
event, join us on Wednesday evening. Regular choir
rehearsal begins at 6:30pm, and we rehearse the mu-
sic for Singing with the Spirit from 7:30pm -8:00pm.
Please contact Bryan Underwood to know more.
Abingdon District Revival
Pleasant View United Methodist Church on Sunday, May 19, at 7:00 PM
An exciting, Spirit-filled day of worship continues as the churches of the Abingdon District of the United
Methodist Church gather for a one night revival service at Pleasant View United Methodist Church in Abingdon.
Jonathan Jonas and Bryan Underwood will be the preacher and worship leader for this special event. Mark your
calendar and plan to be part of this special evening of worship. Call the church office to arrange transportation.
Our first Stephen Ministry class has completed fifty hours of training, and our new Stephen Ministers are ready to
begin serving as caregivers. The Stephen Ministers and Stephen Leaders celebrated the completion of training in
their last class session (above), and we will commission the new Stephen Ministers in our May 5 worship services.
Stephen Leaders and Ministers pictured above are: Front Row: Margaret McKinnon, Carol Barker, Roxanna
Creasy, Peggy Frye, and Linda Huber. Second Row: Christie Wolfe, Deborah Armstrong, Teresa McNeil, Pam
Heath, Sally Moorer, and Marilyn Walker. Third Row: James McNeil, Jerry Hall, and Denton Staley.
The fifty hours of training for our first class of Stephen Ministers has come to an end, and on Sunday, May
5, ten members of our congregation will be commissioned as Stephen Ministers. Those to be commissioned are
Deborah Armstrong, Carol Barker, Roxanna Creasy, Peggy Frye, Pam Heath, Linda Huber, Sally Moorer, Teresa
McNeil, Denton Staley, and Christie Wolfe. When you see these people, please tell them how much you appreci-
ate the hard work and hours of study they have already put in to bring this important ministry to our congregation.
The training has been meaningful to them. As part of their assignment for this week, they each wrote what
Stephen Ministiy means to them. Heie's what thiee of them said:

"Novembei 16, 2O12 was the beginning of my Stephen Ministiy tiaining and as it comes to an end,
I have found it to be a rewarding and wonderful experience. The skills I have learned in our 50
hours of training have helped me discover things about myself and have equipped me with the abil-
ity to offer emotional and spiritual care. I am so thankful to our church for offering this ministry
and I feel that as a Stephen Ministei, along with Cod's help, I can make a diffeience in someone's
life."

"I believe that each peison has a special puipose foi theii life. Cod has a plan foi us. When I listen
to my heart I discover what I can do with my life for him! That is what I feel about our Stephen
Ministiy. I want to put Cod's love into action and shaie that with otheis who need suppoit, encoui-
agement, comfort, caring and Christian love as they go through challenging life situations. Through
oui teamwoik Stephen Ministiy effoit I believe we can make a positive diffeience in oui chuich."

"What does Stephen Ministiy mean to me! Becoming a Stephen Ministei will allow me an oppoi-
tunity to extend the love of Christ to those in need. Stephen Ministry classes have taught me that
this ministry must be Christ-centered in order to be effective. As caregivers we are taught to be
more Christ-centeied, compassionate, full of faith, skilled and tiustwoithy."
May Altar Guild
Mary Beth Graham, Betty Hash,
Carol Lyn Thomason

May Ushers
James McNeil, H.U.; Jimmy Martin,
Amanda Currin, Bill Tilson
Computer/Sound Operators:
Bill Ogle, John Saunders,
Glenn Wilson, Lauren Wilson
May FUMY Supper ~ Ruth Circle
May 6 Buford & Judy Cregger 53 years
May 6 Eric & Becky Sage 6 years
May 13 Joe & Elaine Tucker 7 years
May 14 Joe & Margie Naff 25 years
May 20 Don & Shirley Chisler 46 years
May 20 E.P. & Debbie Ogle 40 years
May 24 Dave & Janet Kimball 56 years
May 31 John & Becky Sparger 38 years



Sunday, May 5
Chtldrcns Church (K-5): Ginger Moore

Chtldrcns Mcssagc (11:00 AM Only): Sarah Fitzpatrick

Greeters: 8:45 Susan Hunt
11:00 Jane Tate

Sunday, May 12
Chtldrcns Church (K-5): Ginger Moore

Chtldrcns Mcssagc (11:00 AM Only): Denton Staley

Greeters: 8:45 D.B. & Janet Waddle
11:00 Suzanne Archer, Kaye Berry

Sunday, May 19
Chtldrcns Church (K-5): Ginger Moore

Chtldrcns Mcssagc (11:00 AM Only): Kelly Blevins

Greeters: 8:45 Marilyn Walker
11:00 Judy Cregger, Lyn Thompson

Sunday, May 26
Chtldrcns Church (K-5): Ginger Moore

Chtldrcns Mcssagc (11:00 AM Only): Tissie Greer

Greeters: 8:45 Margaret Sledd
11:00 Gengie Fisher, Peggy Frye
Food & Fellowship
Volunteers

May 2
Driver: Norman Brown
Music: Marcy Sayers

May 9
Driver: Charlie Sturgill
Music: Jean Mosman

May 16 Food Pantry Day
Driver: Jay Harper
Music: Charlotte Craig
Meal Furnished & Served by:
Wesleyan Basic Bible SS Class

May 23
Driver: Marvin Craig
Music: Becky Sprinkle

May 30
Driver: Doug Grubb
Music: Marcy Sayers
Church Offices Closed
on
Monday, May 27
for
Memorial Day
Welcome Our Newest Members

Jerry Howell professed his faith in
Jesus Christ and joined our church
family on Sunday, April 14.

Wendy May transferred her church
membership from Riverside Baptist
Church and joined our congregation
on Sunday, April 14.

We welcome you with joy!

May Events & Meetings Schedule

Week of May 1-4
Wed: 10:00 AM Virginia Circle - Parlor
10:00 AM Martha Circle
11:30 AM Ruth Circle
Thurs: 7:00 PM Deborah Circle

Week of March May 5-11
Sun: 4:00 PM Hannah Circle - Parlor
7:00 PM Communion at
Francis Marion Manor
Tues: 11:00 AM Esther Circle
7:00 PM Sarah Circle
Wed: 10:00 AM UMW Meeting

Week of May 12-18
Tues: 7:00 PM Grace Circle - Parlor
3:30 PM FUMY Food Pantry Volunteer Day
Wed: 9:00 AM Food Pantry Set Up
Thurs: 1:30 PM FUMC Food Pantry

Week of May 19-25
Mon: 6:30 PM Quiltei's Cuild Meeting
Wed: 10:00 AM Garden Club Meeting

Week of May 26-31
Mon: Church Offices Closed
Tues: 5:30 PM HUB Meeting
Weekly Schedule

Sun: 8:45 AM Traditional Worship Service
9:50 AM Sunday School for All
9:50 AM Contemporary Worship Service
11:00 AM Sunday School
- P&W Attendees
11:00 AM Traditional Worship Service
4:00 PM FUMY
5:00 PM Run For God Bible Study

Mon: 9:30 AM Quilters in Fellowship Hall
5:00 PM Handbell Practice
6:00 PM Run for God Bible Run

Tues: 6:00 PM Boy Scouts & Cub Scouts
7:00 PM Cub Scouts
7:00 PM Disciple Bible Study
Wed: 7:30 AM Prayer Breakfast Group
3:30 PM J.A.M. & The Way
After School Program
6:30 PM Regular Sunday Choir Practice

Thurs: 11:45 AM Food and Fellowship
6:00 PM Tiger Scouts
6:00 PM Run For God Run
6:30 PM Contemporary Music
Team Rehearsal
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MAY CIRCLE MEETINGS

WEDNESDAY, May 1
Martha 10:00 AM Theresa Butler
Virginia 10:00 AM Parlor
Ruth 11:30 AM H. Hitchcock
THURSDAY, May 2
Deborah 7:00 PM Shirley Lockhart

SUNDAY, May 5
Hannah 4:00 PM

TUESDAY, May 7
Esther 11:30 AM Country Club
Sarah 7:00 PM El Saunders

TUESDAY, May 14
Grace 7:00 PM Parlor
2013 Hands-On Mission Project for
Liberia and Zimbabwe

First United Methodist Church aims to assemble 40
health kits to help our Abingdon District reach its
goal of 300 health. Each kit should contain the in-
gredients listed below in the sizes listed. Generic
equivalents to brand names are just fine. Please do
not substitute ingredients or add extra ingredients to
the kits because this can cause delays in customs.

Two-gallon freezer bags are available in the church
office. Please bring your assembled kit to the church
office by Friday, May 31. Thank you!

Health Kit Ingredients:
2 bars soap
1 washcloth
1 small bottle Listerine*
2 tubes toothpaste (6.4 oz or smaller)
2 toothbrushes
1 bottle childien's cough syiup (small)
1 bottle Aleve* (24 count)
1 bottle Advil* (24 count)
1 bottle childien's chewable aspiiin oi Tylenol*
(30 count or fewer)
$5 to cover the cost of shipping

Pack all items in a 2 gallon zip lock bag, which is
available in the church office.
The United Methodist Women met on April
10th and enjoyed the spring flowers and light re-
freshments provided by Virginia Circle. Linda
Crowder welcomed members and opened the meet-
ing with prayer. Gengie Fisher gave the devotion
and we had a quick sing-along of hymns with Alan
Jackson.
Jonathan Jonas gave us an update on the
progress of the church renovation and we are happy
to know the bidding process will begin very soon.
He also explained the referral process and many
ways the new Stephen Ministry will add support to
our church members who may be experiencing a
difficult time in their lives.
Special thanks were expressed to Shirley
Lockhart, Anna Moore, Sara Musick, and Linda
Crowder for helping serve the Abingdon District
Ministers luncheon in the Fellowship Hall on April
9th, and to Norman Brown for preparing a wonder-
ful meal.
Our program was designed to help our
members know each other better. Members were
asked to give a few brief facts about themselves.
Where were you born? Where did you go to school?
We learned that the members present had grown up
in Georgia, Florida, Indiana, Northern Virginia,
West Virginia, Roanoke, Southwest Virginia, and
five were born and raised in Smyth County.
How and why we came to live in Marion
was very interesting. Funny stories began to be told,
and to make a long story short, if you missed this
meeting, you missed an infoimative and "laugh 'til
you ciy" event! We all agieed, we aie blessed to live
in the peaceful cocoon of Marion and First United
Methodist Church.
On May 9th, the UMW has been asked to
provide and serve the meal for Food and Fellow-
ship. At our next meeting on May 10th, Deborah
Circle will serve as hostess and Ruth Circle will feed
the UMY. Our United Methodist Women organiza-
tion meetings are open to women of all ages and all
religious denominations. We invite you to join us
on May 1Oth at 1O o'clock in the Iellowship Hall.

Blessings to all,
Linda Crowder
UMW President
Mark your calendar!
On Sunday, August 25, 2013, we will celebrate the
125th anniveisaiy of oui sanctuaiy's constiuction !
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Email: grayandlauren@yahoo.com

MAY EVENTS
May 1 - The WAY
May 3- Free FamiIy Movie Night
Youth arrive at 5:00p.m. to heIp set up
May 5- FamiIy Fun Day at Hungry Mother
Park
FUMY wiII meet at Hungry Mother Lake afterwards
untiI 4:00p.m. Parents pick up at church at 4:00p.m.
May 8 - The WAY
May 11- Summer Fun Carwash 9-
1:00p.m.
(Parent VoIunteers Required)
May 12 - FUMY Meeting 4:00-6:00p.m.
May 15 - Last THE WAY for this SchooI Year!
May 19 - Confirmation Sunday!
During 11:00a.m. Service
May 19 - FUMY 4:00 to 6:00p.m.
May 26 - FUMY wiII not meet -
Enjoy MemoriaI Day Weekend with your FamiIy



May 2013
Assembly
If your child is planning to go
to Assembly June 24-28
Remember that parents need to
Register on-line. Cost is $192
if registered by May 11. All
funds raised in your childs
name will be refunded to you with
a paid receipt.


Parent Volunteers needed to
Provide Sunday Meals/supper
for FUMY! Contact Jackie to sign up
Family Fun Day
May 5th
at Hungry Mother Park
Stop by and pick up lunch for your
family and then join us Near the Play-
ground! FUMY will meet right after-
wards until around 4:00P.M. Parents
may pick up at the church.
In the event of rain the event will be
re-scheduled and FUMY will meet at
regular time at the church.



x May 3rd Free Family Movie Night
Youth Volunteers should arrive at 5:00p.m.
To help set up! Movie Starts at 6:00p.m.
Parents needed to help sell concessions and
clean up

x May 11th Carwash from 9:00-1:00p.m.
I must have parents to help wash cars!

All proceeds will be divided equally among
participating youth members and will be
placed in your childs account
In Our Prayers
Please offer prayers of healing & wholeness for these
members of our church family and friends:

Roger Calladine Charles Dickson
Margaret Guy Alice Hauver
Susan Hunt Don Jones
Teri McCall Sam Musick
Everett Neese Zeke Warren
Ron West Mason Williams

If you have a prayer request that you would like in-
cluded in the newsletter please fill out a prayer re-
quest card and be sure to check the box at the bot-
tom of the card. Drop the card in the offering plate
and we will include your request in the following
month's newslettei. You may also call the chuich
office with your request.
Our Christian Sympathy to:

Jackie Wilson
for the death of her grandfather
Harold Eller

Dave and Janet Kimball
for the death of their granddaughter
and Reilly McCray
for the death of his mother
Monique Shupe

Teri Snider and her family
for the death of her mother
Oolah Moore

Peggy Riggs and her family
for the death of her husband
Harold Riggs
The Last Word
by Jonathan Jonas
"hcn thc day cf Fcntcccst had ccmc, thcy wcrc all tcgcth-
er in one place. And suddenly from heaven there came a
sound like the rush of a violent wind, and it filled the entire
house where they were sitting. Divided tongues, as of fire,
appeared among them, and a tongue rested on each of
them. All of them were filled with the Holy Spirit and be-
gan to speak in other languages, as the Spirit gave them
abtltty." Acts 2:1-4

These are some of the very most important
verses of scripture to us, for our entire experience of
God depends upon these verses.
Over the past several weeks (and months) it
has been my privilege and pleasure to spend hours
with some of our young people who have participat-
ed in the Wednesday afternoon confirmation class.
Throughout the class, we have tried to understand
wheie we fit into the histoiy of Cod's inteiaction
with humankind, and one thing we've emphasized is
that Cod hasn't always been so accessible.
Through the Hebrew scriptures, or the Old
Testament as we call it, Cod's inteiaction is with one
or two selected people at a timepatriarchs, judges,
prophets, kings, priests, etc. Our Hebrew ancestors
depended on these special intermediaries to teach
them Cod's will and even to facilitate theii woiship
as they offered sacrifices on behalf of the people.
Jesus was revolutionary because he was Em-
manuel oi "Cod with us." When he walked and
talked and preached and healed, people could see
God in a way they never had before. That explains
why the crowds always gathered around him.
Jesus promised his disciples that God the
Father would send the Holy Spirit upon them, so
that God would literally live within them, and the
sciiptuie passage above desciibes Cod's fulfillment
of that promise. But lest we think that God was once
again working through special people, a little later in
Acts 2, Petei tells the ciowd that Cod's Spiiit is
available to all peopleeven us.
In fact, the Holy Spirit is the only way that
you and I have experienced God. So, when you have
felt the presence of God close by, maybe even within
you, that's the Holy Spiiit! When you have sought
guidance and finally felt that God revealed an an-
swei, that's the Holy Spiiit! When youi heait is on
fire because the love of God feels so real to you,
that's the Holy Spiiit!
God gave a world-changing gift that day on
Pentecost. The last word is always AMEN.
Food Pantry Update

We had a good crowd waiting in line for food at the Food Pantry on Thursday April 18, and thanks to Norman,
Gene, and all volunteers we were able to give out 230 boxes of food!!
There seemed to be quite a few new people signing up for food this time, so that tells us that the need in our area is
growing each month. As the children get out of school for the summer, there will be lots of extra mouths to feed in
some households.
Norman and Gene have made an exerted effort to see that we have the food we need to carry out this ministry
each month, but none of this would be possible without the support of everyone else. We are very blessed that
people see the need to volunteer in this endeavor.
Thanks again for all you do if you take part in the Food Pantry whatever
job you do. Many people are helping out throughout the month and then
pack food and give it out; help feed people at Food and Fellowship on Food
Pantry day, work in office, drive the bus, do paperwork, pick up food boxes
and get them to peison's cai, donate items thioughout the month, and put
money the our church banks in the pews. Eveiy peison's donation of time,
effort, food and money makes this a success.
Looks like spring may have sprung let's hope so!!!
Gengie Fisher
Food Pantry
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Thursday
May 16
Building Renovation Update

We oiiginally intended to ieceive contiactois' bids
by April 25. However, since several contractors were
also bidding on the Marion Schoolhouse project,
they asked for an extension. Now, we will receive
those bids on Thursday, May 2, until 2:00 PM.
We thank Sam Musick for acting as our
"owneis iepiesentative" and pioject cooidinatoi. He
will work closely with our architect and contractors
to keep the project running smoothly.
Bryan Underwood
will join
Daniel Rodriguez
and
Marla Kavanaugh
und LIe IncoIn TIeuLre CIIIdren`s CIorus
in concert
at the Lincoln Theatre
on Sunday, May 5, at 3:00 PM

This concert will feature inspirational
and patriotic music. Community leaders
will be present to honor and recognize
military personnel and first responders.


.LGVNews
by Ginger Moore
Childien's Diiectoi
Bedtime Prayers with our Children
Do you ever feel you are failing to teach your children to pray?
The days are hurried. The more kids you have, the more difficult it is to gather everyone together for family
pruyer. WIen your cIIId does sLurL Lo pruy, IL`s LIe sume pruyer every nIgIL. You wonder Iow mucI Ie or sIe
is praying from the heart and how much of their prayer is merely a formality. You yourself are exhausted from
your efforts. Sometimes, it just seems like taking a few minutes every night to pray is too much.
eL me encouruge you. Young cIIIdren souk In everyLIIng we suy Lo LIem. Don`L be IrusLruLed II LIey`re noL
recILIng LIe cuLecIIsm by LIe uge oI q. Don`L be IrusLruLed II LIey seem Lo be dIsInLeresLed wIen you pruy.
Don`L be IrusLruLed by LIeIr Iuck oI uLLenLIon spun.
Pray anyway.
Our son Ius Ieurned LIe AposLIes` Creed, LIe ord`s Pruyer, und oLIer PsuIms mereIy LIrougI repeuLIng cer-
tain prayers each night. No, we have not tested his memory or promised him certain rewards for praying fer-
vently. Mere repetition does it all.
QuoLe PsuIm z Lo your cIIIdren every nIgIL Ior Lwo weeks und you`II be umuzed uL Iow quIckIy LIey cun suy IL
wILI you . . . word Ior word. RuLIer LIun seeIng repeLILIon us someLIIng LIuL sLIIIes pruyer, we`ve dIscovered In
our home that repetition is the best way to pray with a young child.
Written by Trevin Wax, Kingdom People Blog
Making a Joyful Noise!
One of the great blessings of Easter Sunday morning was our
childien's singing! We thank Cod foi the ways they lifted
their voices, their hands, and their hearts to worship the risen
Lord Jesus on Resurrection day!
FUMCares
Express your love and care to a First United Methodist Church member who lives in an assisted living or long-
term care facility this month. To the best of our knowledge, these are the members who live in care facilities. If you
know of someone else who should be on this list, please contact Jonathan Jonas at 783-5194. Thank you!

First UMC members at
Francis Marion Manor
P.O. Box 880
Marion, VA 24354

Room Resident
167 Hazel Atkins
110 Sam Burkett
161 B Alice Conner
211 Charlie Cook
139 A Ginny Cook
240 B Marie Cooper
209 Kathryn Weindel
Louise Catron
Wellington Place
400 Professional Park Drive, Apt. 113
Kingsport, TN 37663

Roberta Copenhaver
Roanoke United Methodist Home
1009 Old Country Club Road NW, Apt. 229
Roanoke, VA 24017

Mary Lou Garnett
Lakeside Assisted Living
1109 S. Schumaker Drive, Apt. C10
Salisbury, MD 21804
Another segment of our GriefShare ministry
concluded on Tuesday, April 16 with a memorial
service and potluck meal. This ministry has become
a blessing to our entire community! Fewer and fewer
of the participants in the GriefShare ministry are
members of First United Methodist Church. That
means we are increasing our outreach to the larger
community around us!
We thank God for this great ministry and for
the volunteers who make it possible. Linda Huber
and Peggy Lootens partnered to begin the ministry
here at First UMC. Pat Albano has recently joined
Linda on the leadership team.
GriefShare will resume in the months ahead.
Until then, if you know someone who is grieving
and who might benefit from the opportunity to share
the jouiney "fiom mouining to joy," please contact
Linda, Pat, or Jonathan Jonas.
Our most recent DivorceCare support group
has suspended its meetings until more people are
interested in participating. Like GriefShare, it is a
ministry that combines learning and support to offer
a holistic ministry for people who are navigating
through separation or divorce.
Each participant receives a workbook for
study and reflection, and each gathering of the group
features video curriculum in which a variety of gifted
presenters offer teaching moments to help partici-
pants learn more about what they may be experienc-
ingspiritually, emotionally, or psychologically.
In addition to these learning opportunities,
DivorceCare allows participants to share their own
experiences and to support and nurture each other as
they share the journey together. To know more or to
become part of the next group, please call the church
office, or speak with Jonathan Jonas.
New Bible Study Opportunity for Women
A new study of extraordinary women of the Bible will begin meeting on Thursday evenings
at 6:00 PM. Barbara Armbrister is organizing and facilitating this class. To know more, call
Barbara at 783-2554 or contact the church office at 783-5194.
Youth Fundraiser Carwash
Saturday, May 11 from 9:00am1:00pm
in our church parking lot
Proceeds go toward Summer Mission Trip to
Atlanta and Summer Youth Assembly
(In the event of Rain this event will be postponed)




Free Family Movie Night
May 3rd at 6:00p.m.
Join us in our Fellowship Hall for a free
screening of the movie the Lion King! Bring
your bag chairs, blankets, etc! Concessions will
be sold to iaise money foi oui youth gioup's
Summer Mission Trip to Atlanta and Holston
Conference Youth Assembly!
Photo Flashback: Lent & Easter at First UMC