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You are the light of the world. A city located on a hill cannot be hidden.” Matthew 5:14

Monthly Newsletter of the First United Methodist Church ǀ Beeville, Texas

The Beacon Pronunciation: /ˈbēkən/a source of light or inspiration

April 2013

Larry

Bishop’s Convocation, Residence in Ministry, World Day of Prayer, Fiegel-Morrison wedding rehearsal and service, Lenten

presentation, The Table, Emmaus Gathering, District Professionals, Emmaus Team Meeting and Talk, Hudson-Sanchez wedding

and service, Palm Sunday, Wicke memorial service, Holy Week, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Sunday….no time for a

newsletter article from me this month. Blessings for a safe and blessed Easter!

http://www.beevillefumc.com/#/home


Letter From Our Pastor

1

Announce-ments

2/3

Ministry Focus

4

Youth Spotlight

5

Events 6-8

Helping Hands

9

Calendar of Events

10

Inside this

issue: Upcoming Events!

Attention FUMC !!

Please send your email address to

[email protected] to be included in our

monthly

E-Newsletter mailing.

Also, if you have a skill (carpentry, handyman, etc.), job

(notary public, etc.) or item (to sell or buy) please in-

clude that information in your email.

We are going to have a church classi-

fied ad in the newsletter. For in-

stance, there are always family’s in

need of a baby sitter… that could be

something placed in the Classifieds!

Many Thanks!

Food Distribution April 13 @ 8 AM

Please Help! VOLUNTEERS

NEEDED!!!!

The Table is “set” for April 20th.

Please join us! Emmaus Walk

If you would like to sign up, please

contact

Penny Parker

Women’s Walk is October 10-13.

Applications are also available at the

Church.

As part of our 150th Birthday Celebration in

October, 2012, Beeville FUMC families

were invited to bring small crosses to add to

the two large wooden crosses in the Wel-

come Center. These small crosses represent

our church family united in the call of Christ

in our community and the world.

If you are new to our congregation or have

not yet brought your family cross, there is

always room for more. The crosses should

be approximately 3 x 5 in. Mark and Debbie

Parsons have a selection at Hogue’s Jewelry

or you may choose one from another source.

Bring the crosses to the Church Office. They

will be blessed by Pastor Larry and added to

the wooden crosses.

For more information, call Jonnie Jordan at

358-1915.

“Worship On Wednesday”, dinner is provided, Bible study for adults and children, come and see what you are missing!!

A Good “Ole Fashioned Bible Study “Ain’t no Cost. Ain’t no Test”

Tuesdays @ 6:30 – Parlor

Facilitated by Tom Dolezal

Focus:

The Gospel of Luke

SUNDAY MORNING CLASSES/BIBLE STUDY OPPORTUNITIES Nursery: 8:30 AM – NOON

Elementary/Jr High: Upstairs Welcome Center Sr High: Youth Room @ Stage Area

Young Adult: Upstairs Welcome Center Discovery: Adult Wing Friendship: Adult Wing

Community Garden News

Jan Danmier (and various volunteers) have worked very hard to make this a reality and

it is evident in their work! There are STILL plots

available for you to plant a garden!!!!

Seeds and water are free. Please contact Jan at

361-597-9031 for more information.

We will have an Open House for the Garden April 13


We had to add a SECOND page for Announcements!

Volunteer Opportunities

Front Desk

Call church office for details

W.O.W. Teachers and Various other

positions. Call Stacey @

361.318.5343 for info

Sunday School Teachers and

Assistants

Call Stacey @ 361.318.4353

for info

Windmill Emmaus Gathering Calendar for 2013

April 18—Beeville New Life Baptist

May 16—Karnes City First Baptist

June 20—George West FUMC

July 18—Three Rivers FUMC

August 15—Beeville First Presbyterian

September 19—Three Rivers Our Savior Lutheran

October 17—Beeville First Baptist

Kairos Prison Ministry Walk #35

McConnell Unit April 24-28

Chimes & Chocolate

Tuesday, April 23

at 7:00 pm

First Baptist Church

Tired of having more month than money?

Tired of being in debt?

Dave Ramsey’s

Financial Peace University

Starts April 3 (runs 9 weeks)

6:30 pm in the Parlor.

Come for WOW and grab some dinner

before!

To update personal or family information or for change of

address requests:

[email protected]

To receive the BEACON Newsletter or to submit requests:

[email protected]

Let’s Get

Moving

Walking

Group starts

April 1!!!

Monday/Wednesday/Friday

8:30-9:30 AM

Tuesday/Thursday

2:00-3:00 PM

A variety of walking workouts will be

offered to get you both physically and

spiritually fit!

Advertising space available….

Email

[email protected]

for details!


“As for God, His way is

perfect; the word of the Lord

is tried. He is a Shield to all

those who trust and take

refuge in Him.”

2 Samuel 22:31

Wofford Sunday School Class Study

April 21 - July 7, 2013

10:00 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. in the Adult Sunday School

Area

Twelve Extraordinary Women: How God Shaped

Women of the Bible and What He Wants to Do with

You, by John D. MacArthur.

This is a fascinating account of the lives of some of

the more prominent women in Scripture, including

Eve, Sarah, Rahab, Hannah, Ruth, Mary (the moth-

er of Jesus, Anna, the Samaritan woman, Martha

and Mary (sisters of Lazarus), Mary Magdalene,

and Lydia.

Join us for coffee, Bible Study, and great discussion

each week.

Our Stephen Minister trainees have just finished Module 10 of their training series, which means they are half-way through their training regimen. During the month of

March, Stephen Minister Trainees will have studied about assertiveness, maintaining boundaries in caregiving, crisis theory and practice (danger vs. opportunity), confiden-

tiality, and “telecare” – the next best thing to being there. They continue to focus on the Caregiver’s Compass, which clearly defines who and what a Stephen Minister is.

We continue to appreciate the prayers and encouragement we have received from our congregation. We ask that you continue to pray for your Stephen Leaders and Stephen

Minister Trainees as we go forward on our journey. Stephen Ministers are anchored to the Cross of Jesus Christ, and the healing that they will bring others when their train-

ing is completed is not their own, but the healing that flows from Jesus’ broken body on the cross.

If you are interested in becoming a Stephen Minister, or if you know someone who is in need of a Stephen Minister, please contact us. We will begin accepting referrals of those in our congre-

gation who are in need of a Stephen Minister in mid-April, and our first caregiving by Stephen Ministers will begin in late June. Any questions you may have about Stephen Ministries may be

directed to Carolyn Mick at the Stephen Ministries office at 358-3350, or 319-1977, or you may e-mail us at [email protected].

First United Methodist Church of Beeville Community Ministry Programs

United Methodist Women

All women of all ages in our church are invited to join in all activities of the United Methodist Women.

April 2 — General Unit meeting in the Parlor at 9:30 a.m. Business meeting, followed by a Spiritual Enrichment Program at 10:00 a.m.

April 9 — Study Immigration and the Bible led by Andrea Gibbud at St. Luke’s UMC in Corpus Christi. 9:00 – 1:30 p.m. Contact Patty McCann (358-4200 or 362-7153) for more information.

April 17 — Wednesday Luncheon Group meets at noon in Fellowship Hall. Lunch is served. RoseMarie Stafford will present a program on the Kairos Prison Ministry.

April 23 — Needlework Group meets for their Spring Excursion centered on Beeville itself! First on the itinerary is a docent-led tour of the Scrapdaddy exhibit in the Beeville Art Museum with porch views of the art cars on display on the grounds. From there will be shopping and lunch.

Call Linda McKay (358-3224) for more information and lunch reservations.

Notes

The Corpus Christi District is preparing sewing kits for the Mission Action project at the 2013 Mission U in July at Mount Wesley in Kerrville. These will be presented to Pastor Willy Berman for his Manos Juntas Mexico. There is a basket in the Welcome Center for completed kits. For more information con-tact Camilla Palmer (358 - 1625).

It’s time to begin your 2013 UMW Reading Program. Four new books have been added to the UMW Library shelves in Fellowship Hall; two are large-print editions. Remember that you must read one book from each of the 5 categories. Only books from the 2009 – 2013 Reading Lists will count. Five of our members will receive the 2012 Level 1 Reading Certificate. Let’s plan to double that to at least 10 women for 2013. Call Jonnie Jordan (358-1915) for more information.


First United Methodist Church Beeville

Goals for 2013 Primary Focus on the Five Practices of a Fruitful Congregation

Radical Hospitality – We will strive to continue and strengthen the minis-tries already in place at FUMC. These include 1. The Table Fellowship on the 3

rd Saturday of every month

2. WOW (Worship on Wednesdays) 3. The annual Fall Festival, open to the community 4. The annual Pumpkin Patch, open to the community including schools

and other church groups

Passionate Worship – We will focus ourselves toward reaching the un-churched and the de-churched through relevant worship and work toward a 20% increase in worship attendance in both Sunday morning services.

Intentional Faith Development – We will move toward the creation of new small groups with specific target populations (for example, reaching peo-ple with full time jobs and busy lives through the use of the Right Now in-ternet study series for a more efficient delivery). We are also developing a comprehensive discipleship model with a goal to involve 50% of our mem-bers in small group study.

Risk-Taking Mission Service – We would like to see 10% of our members involved in mission activities outside the physical walls of FUMC (Mission Trips for example), and 25% involved in “in-house” Mission Projects.

Extravagant Generosity – We will examine the Missions Budget of FUMC to ultimately approach 20% in giving outside of the church.

Mission Statement:

First United Methodist Church will fulfill the mission of the Church by expressing God’s love in Jesus Christ through effective, Bible based ministries of worship,

education, service and fellowship that will meet the spiritual needs of God’s peo-ple in our church and community. We will share the joy of our faith and raise the

expectations of each other as disciples of Christ.

Mark

Your

Calen-

the Youth

Youth News

May 3-5

Disciple NOW

Youth Retreat

June 16-20

Mission Trip...

Clay

We have found ourselves in the 21st Century in America.

The time we live in marks extreme change. Most of us have devices in our pocket that give us access to

countless amounts of information. (Although most of us use it to help angry birds kill pigs or play a hip

version of scrabble.) We have become a people that cares so much about the self. In a weird auto-immune

way we have created a vacuum of community by subcultures and social media, that leave us more alone

than comforted.

I do not know why but we, as a people, in our time have re-written history to paint some sort of picture of

God in the past, as if now we are past him. We find that religion supported slavery instead of fought

against it. (Both existed but I may suggest one had a religious motive and the other another.) We also look

back a Christian community that passionately limited women’s rights, but our scripture and the teaching of

Jesus were truly groundbreaking in the way of women equality for their time. John Wesley ordained wom-

en to preach in 1761!

God is not back there, he is pulling us forward, preparing us for his Kingdom. Like the Lord’s Prayer, let

his will be done on earth, as it is in heaven.

Sometimes we think being vague somehow relates to “truth” and “bigness”. Jesus is how I understand

God. I realize that for some people, hearing Jesus shrinks the discussion about God, but my experience has

been the exact opposite. My experiences of Jesus has opened my mind and my heart to a bigger, wider,

more expansive and mysterious and loving God who I believe is actually up to something in the world. Let

us be apart of it.

We celebrate the resurrection this time of the year, and although we mention we believe in the resurrection

every Sunday in the Apostle’s Creed, I have noticed many Christians who reject this. They have replaced

the resurrection with an idea of escape and going to Heaven. As Paul says in his letter to the church of

Corinth: “For if the dead are not raised, then Christ has not been raised either. And if Christ has not been

raised, your faith is futile; you are still in your sins. Then those also who have fallen asleep in Christ are

lost.”


Seasons for Wholeness message for April 2013

“I am in pain and distress; may your salvation, O God, Protect me.” Psalm 69:29

Allergies occur when your immune system reacts to a foreign substance such as pollen, bee venom, or pet dander. Your immune system produces substances known as antibodies. Some of these antibodies

protect you from unwanted invaders that could make you sick or cause an infection. When you have allergies, your immune system makes antibodies that identify a particular allergen as something harmful,

even though it is not. When you come into contact with the allergen , you immune system’s reaction can inflame you skin, sinuses, airways, or digestive system.

Allergies are unusual, irritating, and potentially dangerous reactions of the immune system to a normally harmless substance. These reactions occur in about one out of every three people. They will attack the respiratory tract, digestive tract, or

entire body, but the type and severity of the reaction will depend on the individual’s level of sensitivity to the offending substance. Studies show that allergic tendencies may be inherited. If neither parent has allergies, a child has about 15%

chance of developing them… the chances increase to 30-50% if one parent has allergies and to 60-75% if both parents have allergies.

There are three categories of allergic reactions. Mild reactions are localized and include a rash, watery or itchy eyes, and congestion. Moderate reactions can spread beyond the original site of irritation and cause severe itching and difficulty

breathing. The worst reaction, anaphylaxis, affects the whole body and is rare but life-threatening. Within minutes severe swelling will make breathing and swallowing difficult, and may include abdominal pain, vomiting, and mental confu-

sion. For a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) call 911 or your local emergency number to seek emergency help. Persons severely allergic to bees, shellfish, or peanuts should carry a dose of epinephrine to quickly revere this

reaction. Evaluation, diagnosis and long-term management of anaphylaxis are complicated, so you will probably need to see a doctor that specializes in allergies and immunology.

“The wind blows south, and then turns north. Around and around it goes, blowing in circles.” Ecclesiastes 1:6

People allergic to substances in the environment will experience more problems at specific times of the year. Their symptoms will be worse during times of high winds when offending pollens are spread about. Late mornings or early after-

noons have high pollens counts which will cause more discomfort. The heavy air from high temperatures and humidity will trigger an asthmatic’s allergies. Triggers for allergic reactions must be avoided. Triggers can be environmental (wind,

pollen, poison ivy, pollution), chemical (perfume, smoke, cleaning materials, latex rubber, medications, or foods (shellfish, peanuts, wheat, milk, soy, strawberries, eggs). In addition, do not overlook items from the surroundings like animals,

mold, bee stings, or dust.

“The churning inside me never stops: days of suffering confront me.” Job 30:27

At least 30% of adult asthma cases are triggered by allergies. People allergic to cats are an increased risk for developing adult onset asthma. About 50% of older adults who have asthma are allergic. It is possible to first develop asthma at age

50, 60, or even later in life. Hormonal fluctuations and changes in women may play a role in adult onset asthma. An ongoing Harvard Nurses’ Health Study found than women who take estrogen supplements after menopause for ten years or

more are 50% more likely to develop asthma than women who never used estrogen. Different illnesses, viruses or infections can be a factor in adult onset asthma. Many adults first experience asthma symptoms after a bad cold or a bout with

the flu. Adult onset asthma is not caused by smoking. However, if you smoke or are exposed to cigarette smoke (secondhand smoke), it may provoke asthma symptoms.

What are signs and symptoms of adult onset asthma? (From the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America)

∙Dry cough, especially at night or in response to specific triggers

∙Tightness or pressure in the chest

∙Difficulty breathing

∙Wheezing- a whistling sound-when exhaling

∙Shortness of breath after exercise

∙Colds that go to the chest or “hang on” for 10 days or more

Asthma symptoms can mimic other illnesses diseases-especially in older adults. Hiatal hernia, stomach problems, or rheumatoid arthritis can create asthma-like symptoms. Chronic Obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) has

many of the same symptoms as asthma. To diagnose asthma, your physician will ask you questions about your symptoms do a physical exam and conduct lung function testing. In addition, you may be tested for allergies. If you

have symptoms, do not ignore them or try to treat them yourself. Get a definitive diagnosis from your primary health provider.

“Then the LORD replied: “Write down the revelation and make it plain on tablets so that a herald may run with it.” Habakkuk 2:2

To diagnose an allergy, first keep a diary; note what foods were eaten, animals or plants that were near or touched, or any activity that night have triggered a reaction. When a reaction occurs, look for a link between the symptom

and a prior activity. If none are found, physicians may order blood and skin testing to determine the allergen. The skin tests can be uncomfortable but will help determine the allergen. Allergies can’t be cured but once diagnosed,

treatment can begin and symptoms relieved.

Your Wesley Nurse,

Marlo Swint, RN

Merila, N. & Slutz (2009) Seasons of Wholeness Monthly themes and programming for faith community ministry, Volume VI. International Parish Nurse Resource Center; St. Louis, Mo.

www.mayoclinic.com

http://www.mayoclinic.com


Stacey Fiegel

Dear Church Family,

I would like to take a moment to not only thank you for your overwhelming

hospitality and love that has been and (continues to be!) shown to myself and

my children when we started coming to FUMC last Spring, but also for your

inclusiveness. I am honored and blessed to have been offered the job of Direc-

tor of Children’s Ministry and I joyfully accepted!

I would like to share with you a few of my thoughts, prayer requests and goals

for the children and volunteers at our beloved church. First, and foremost, I

would like to recognize the Christian Education Team, namely, Shambryn Hu-

ie, Terri Sparks, Susan Lamb, Melissa Hughes, Monica Thomas, Candy and Todd Fuller, Liz Hoskins, Trish

Martin, Jan Kern and others who stepped up to the plate and did an amazing job during the last 18 months. I

would encourage you to give them a hug and a “thank you” when you next see them. With their unwavering

dedication and vision, they implemented and grew our W.O.W. program to almost 80 people!!!! The vast

majority of the children joining us on Wednesday nights are not members of our church, which brings me to

the next point. WE NEED VOLUNTEERS! The church, runs on our dedicated volunteers, that being said, I

am asking you now, and will be actively seeking you out– to volunteer as a food preparer for our meals, a

Bible Study leader for any age group, Sunday School teachers or substitutes. These volunteers have gone

above and beyond, and I would like to give them some time to recharge. They are by no means being dis-

missed, I am simply hoping to give them some time, and some options. To choose to continue in their posi-

tions, or change or step down. This church is run on volunteers, and it is a beautiful ministry for others to

see. When we baptize these children that we are teaching, and when these adults join our church, we, as a

congregation are asked if we will support and encourage them in their relationship with Christ. ALL OF US

ARE RESPONSIBLE. Not just the Christian Education Team, or the paid staff, or the parents of that child.

We have a chance to have a huge impact on this town, the discipleship opportunities are out there!

I have many ideas and plans to grow this ministry, but it will only happen with your prayers, you blessing

and your HELP! As of Fall 2013, when W.O.W. starts up again, we will have a sign up list to cook a meal

per week, like the Table is run. Please consider that. Also, I will be asking for volunteers for our Vacation

Bible School which will be this summer, June 16-20, we will need as many volunteers as possible. VBS

planning committee will be meeting soon. Please email me if you are interested. We will also be starting a

Children’s Choir (starting in Fall 2013), a Children’s Community Helper Group (children will be asked to

apply –like National Junior Honor Society- and be present at the Food Distribution, The Table, spend some

time helping at the Vineyard and various other outreach programs we are involved in.

On a personal note, I appreciate each of you. Your support of me, as a mother of FIVE and a newlywed

brings tears to my eyes. I have never felt this accepted and loved in a church family, and it is a divine gift to

me.

God bless you all,

My email is [email protected]. Phone is 361-318-5343.

April

-20: Church Work Day– We will focus on the playground!!

and upstairs classrooms and craft closets. Please join us!

May

-11: Mother/Daughter Dinner (Details TBA)

-12: Mother’s Day!

-15: Last W.O.W. for the school year! (We will have once

monthly gatherings for the summer months)

-29: M.A.D. (4-5-6 Grades) Camp Deadline!

June

-12-15: M.A.D. Camp @ Mount Wesley

-15: Daddy’s Day Event (TBA)

-16: Father’s Day

-16-20: Vacation Bible School!

-19: W.O.W. Ice Cream Social!

-21: 3rd & 4th Camp Deadline!

July

-7-10: 3-4 Grade Camp @ Mount Wesley

-24: W.O.W. Splash Party!

27: Pre-School Training in San Antonio (MCC Staff)


Classifieds for our Church Community

HELPING HANDS

Notary Public Available! Will travel!! Call Marla Scott

to make an appointment! Time and travel fees assessed.

361-683-9325

_____________________________________________

Carpenter/Handy Man: Call John Keller if you need

any work done on your home or land. 361-318-2295

_____________________________________________

Looking for a PART TIME job, I need a position that is

20 hours or less a week, preferably where I can sit. I

have many years of clerical and cashier experience.

Please call Marla Scott at 361-683-9325

_____________________________________________

Lindscap Photography– SPECIALIZES in professional

family friendly photography. Every one needs a current

family picture!!!! Call Lindsey for more information–

325-518-1201

_____________________________________________

Help Wanted:: Part time, light house cleaning help

needed for an elderly woman. Needed 2-3 days a week.

Please call Marjinel Whitenton if interested. 361-358-

5734

_____________________________________________

Help Wanted:: Strong backs needed during the week to

move items out of a shed for an elderly lady. Please call

Marjinel Whitenton if available to help. 361-358-5734

Want to add to the

FUMC

Classifieds??? Please

email your

request to [email protected]

____________________________________________

Pampered Chef for Sale! If you are interested in pur-

chasing some QUALITY kitchen ware and cook ware

from Pampered Chef, contact Cathy McRorey.

_____________________________________________

Adult Babysitter Available. I will prepare one square

meal a day, and visit with them as needed. A warm heart

and kind soul to be a reliable friend to your elderly

loved one. Call 361-683-9325.

_____________________________________________

Christus Spohn Beeville Hospital is looking for anyone

that is interested in volunteering or would like to learn

more about the opportunities available. Please join us at

our upcoming recruitment social.! Call 361-881-3000

EXT.14913 for more information!ELDERLY COMPANION/

FRIEND AVAILABLE!! Need someone trustworthy and caring to stay with your loved one for a few

hours during the day? I can visit, read, watch television, play games, and

prepare a light meal while you are away.

Background check done by First United Methodist Church, and bonded through my notary service. Can provide reference, if needed.

FEE: $10 per hour within city limits; OUTSIDE city limits - rate to be determined

2-HOUR MINIMUM CALL MARLA SCOTT AT 361-683-9325

——————————————————————————————-

Looking for a babysitter for a new born starting

around the end of May. For more information you can

contact Monica Thomas @ 542-5916.

tel:361-683-9325


April 2013 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 8:30AM—Walking Group (MWF) 11 AM– Prayer Shawl Ministry

12:00 PM– AA

5:30 PM– Zumba

8:00 PM– Emmaus Reunion Group

(Mixed)

2

6:30 AM– UMM Breakfast 8:30 AM—Mother’s Morning Out 9:00 AM– Senior Exercise

9:30 AM—UMW General Unit Meeting (parlor) 10:00AM—Children’s Chapel 10:15AM—Lectionary Group

12:30 PM– Emmaus Reunion Group (Women) 1:00 PM– Writing Group (Parlor) 2:00PM—Walking Group (T/R)

5:30 PM– Zumba 6:00 PM– Praise Band practice

6:30 PM– Ole Fashioned Bible Study

8:00 PM– Men’s Basketball (GYM)

3 7:00 AM– Men’s Emmaus Reunion Group 8:30 AM - Mother's Morning Out 12:00 PM—Bee Area Social Service Coalition

12:00 PM– Emmaus Reunion Group (Women) 5:00 PM - Handbells 5:30 PM - Zumba

6:00 PM—W.O.W. 6:00 PM—Service of Healing and Prayer (Chapel) 6:30PM—Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace Begins

6:30 PM - AA 6:30 PM - JR & SR HIGH YOUTH

6:35 PM - Methodism 101 Study

7:00 PM– Emmaus Reunion Group (Mixed) 7:15 PM - Chancel Choir

4 8:30 AM - Mother's Morning Out 9:00 AM - Senior Exercise

12:00 PM - AA

2:00PM—Walking Group (T/R)

4:00 PM– Men’s Emmaus Walk Send

off!

5:30 PM - Zumba

6:00 PM - AA

5 B.A.L.L. Luncheon

5:30 PM - Zumba

8:00 PM - AA

Men’s Emmaus Walk———->

6 8:30-5:00– Lay Speaker

Training

10:30 AM– AA

7 9:00 AM - Worship Service 10:00 AM - Sunday School

11:00 AM - Traditional Service

3:00PM—Closing for Men’s

Emmaus Walk at Camp Zeph-

yr


12:00 PM– AA

5:30 PM– Zumba


(Mixed)

9 8:30 AM—Mother’s Morning Out 9:00 AM– Senior Exercise 10:00AM—Children’s Chapel

10:15AM—Lectionary Group 12:30 PM– Emmaus Reunion Group (Women) 1:00 PM– Writing Group (Parlor)

2:00PM—Walking Group (T/R) 5:30 PM– Zumba 6:00 PM– Praise Band practice

6:30 PM– Ole Fashioned Bible Study 8:00 PM– Men’s Basketball (GYM)

10 7:00 AM– Men’s Emmaus Reunion Group 8:30 AM - Mother's Morning Out 12:00 PM– Emmaus Reunion Group (Women)

5:00 PM - Handbells 5:30 PM - Zumba 6:00 PM—W.O.W.

6:30PM—Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace Class 6:30 PM - AA 6:30 PM - JR & SR HIGH YOUTH

6:35 PM - Methodism 101 Study 7:00 PM– Emmaus Reunion Group (Mixed)

7:15 PM - Chancel Choir


12:00 PM- AA


5:30 PM - Zumba

6:00 PM - AA

12 5:30 PM - Zumba

8:00 PM - AA

13 8:00 AM- Monthly Food Distribution

10:30 AM– AA




12:00 PM– AA

5:30 PM– Zumba


(Mixed)

16

6:30 AM– UMM Breakfast 8:30 AM—Mother’s Morning Out 9:00 AM– Senior Exercise

10:00AM—Children’s Chapel 10:15AM—Lectionary Group 12:30 PM– Emmaus Reunion Group (Women)

1:00 PM– Writing Group (Parlor) 2:00PM—Walking Group (T/R) 5:30 PM– Zumba

6:00 PM– Praise Band practice 6:30 PM– Ole Fashioned Bible Study 8:00 PM– Men’s Basketball (GYM)




6:35 PM - Methodism 101 Study 7:00 PM– Emmaus Reunion Group (Mixed) 7:15 PM - Chancel Choir


12:00 PM- AA


5:30 PM - Zumba

6:00 PM - AA

6:00 PM—Emmaus Windmill Meeting

@ New Life Baptist

19 5:30 PM - Zumba

8:00 PM - AA

20 8:00 AM-2:00 PM Church Work Day-lunch provided at

the Table

10:00-2:00—Health Screening

@ FUMC

10:30 AM– AA

11:00 AM – The Table




12:00 PM– AA

5:30 PM– Zumba


(Mixed)

23

8:30 AM—Mother’s Morning Out 9:00 AM– Senior Exercise 10:00AM—Children’s Chapel

10:15AM—Lectionary Group 12:30 PM– Emmaus Reunion Group (Women) 1:00 PM– Writing Group (Parlor)

2:00PM—Walking Group (T/R) 5:30 PM– Zumba 6:00 PM– Praise Band practice

6:30 PM– Ole Fashioned Bible Study 7:00 PM—Chimes & Chocolate at First Baptist 8:00 PM– Men’s Basketball (GYM)




6:35 PM - Methodism 101 Study 7:00 PM– Emmaus Reunion Group (Mixed) 7:15 PM - Chancel Choir


12:00 PM - AA


5:30 PM - Zumba

6:00 PM - AA

Deadline for inserts to

May’s Beacon!

26 5:30 PM - Zumba

8:00 PM - AA

27 10:30 AM– AA

28 9:00 AM - Worship Service

10:00 AM - Sunday School


29 8:30AM—Walking Group (MWF)

11 AM– Prayer Shawl Ministry

12:00 PM– AA

5:30 PM– Zumba


30 8:30 AM—Mother’s Morning Out 9:00 AM– Senior Exercise

12:30 PM– Emmaus Reunion Group (Women)

1:00 PM– Writing Group (Parlor) 5:30 PM– Zumba 6:00 PM– Praise Band practice

6:30 PM– Ole Fashioned Bible Study 8:00 PM– Men’s Basketball (GYM)

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