The Chimes - November/December 2019

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THE CHIMES U N I T E D

M E T H O D I S T

C H U R C H

NOV/DEC 2019

EXPERIENCE RENEWAL 2020 STEWARDSHIP

GET TO KNOW THE FACES OF FIRST

Joseph Ministry CARE FOR THE HURTING

FUMC CHILDREN LOOK FORWARD TO

SAVE THE DATE FOR THE 2019 GIFT HOPE MGM

Holiday Hope-La

FUMCMONTGOMERY.ORG

WELCOME

WORSHIP 8:45 & 11 AM | SANCTUARY

Jesus told stories. It was his preferred way to communicate the ways of God to people. Jesus would take a small, often inanimate, object or reality and use it to teach a profound truth. As Madeleine L’Engle once wrote, “stories make us more alive, more human, more courageous, more loving.”

Certainly, the stories of the bible and the parables of Jesus do just that. But here’s the thing: you and I, as God’s beloved people, are simultaneously writing our own stories with each breath we take, while also living into God’s ongoing love story with humanity. One other way to think about the power of sharing our stories together is found in Anthony De Mello’s wisdom when he says, "A lost coin is found by means of a candle; the deepest truth is found by means of a simple story."

Throughout this edition of The Chimes, you will hear the stories of fellow church members. Theirs will be stories of joy, defining moments in their lives, and moments of transformation. Not only will these stories connect us with one another and inspire us, but also each of the events you see publicized are, in fact, opportunities for people to connect with Christ through our local church. Can you imagine the stories that have yet to be discovered!

NOVEMBER DECEMBER RESPONDING TO ADVENT 1 | Watch and Wait 8 | Turn and Tell 15 | Sense and See 22 | Dare to Dream 24 | Proclaim Peace 29 | Reveal and Rejoice

RENEWAL SERIES 3 | Presence 10 | Gifts 17 | Service 24 | Witness; Commitment Sunday

YTD BUDGETED GIVING YTD ACTUAL GIVING $2,713,040

$2,711,850

SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 AM | VARIOUS LOCATIONS

God bless you as you journey through this premier version of The Chimes.

May God continue to bless us as we move forward together.

With Joy!

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Jay

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WEDNESDAY NIGHT SUPPER 4:30-6:15 PM | FELLOWSHIP HALL

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FACES OF FIRST RE [NEW]AL STEWARDSHIP SERMON SERIES

COMMITMENT SUNDAY | NOV 24

MATT, ABBIE & HARPER ZIEMANN MEMBERS SINCE 2019

"The first time we lived here we met Faye Williams at our very first service (along with Jay Cooper). Everyone was so welcoming, but Faye treated us like family. It was so great to come back and we ended up sitting next to Faye our first service back, and on Rev. Cooper’s first Sunday back in the pulpit. It just confirmed that we’re back where we’re supposed to be. We’re so happy now that FUMC can be a part of Harper’s life, too. A fun fact about us is that we have moved 5 times in less than the 8 years we’ve been married."

HANGING OF THE GREENS SUNDAY, DEC 1 8:45 & 11 AM SERVICES FUMC SANCTUARY

JAVA WITH JAY CAROL BALLARD MEMBER SINCE 1990

"In the 90’s at the request of Karl Stegall, I worked with the older church members (including my mother, Jule Perry) who were part of the church when the cathedral was being built in the 30’s. Larkin Nolen and I made a film with them talking about their memories of that time which is a great part of our history at FUMC! My longtime love of the art world has provided many opportunities for me in my life; in education, at church, at work, at play!"

SUNDAY, DEC 8 | 10 AM FELLOWSHIP HALL

Join us for coffee & a conversation with the Senior Minister, Rev. Jay Cooper

WEEKDAY CHILDCARE F U L L - T I M E

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P R O G R A M S

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Name: Chan Johnson Years at ECDC: 1 Favorite Part about Your Job: After moving to Montgomery from Panama City, Florida after hurricane Michael destroyed our home, I feel blessed to have found a wonderful place at ECDC that has allowed me to do what I love best. I love helping preschool children learn through play, music and movement, encouraging them to push past their fears, to use their imaginations, and to be proud of themselves and their accomplishments.

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P R E - K 4

Name: Catherine Calligas Years at First School: 6 Favorite Part about Your Job: Teaching at First School has always been both a blessing and a privilege. For a few hours each day, I am able to show and share Christ’s love with these children, help them in areas where they may be struggling, and witness their triumphs. I have taught siblings through the years and it is so rewarding when one of my former “children” returns to visit.

FALL IS IN THE AIR What an amazing time of year it is at the ECDC and First School! We have definitely been busy learning our ABCs and 123s. However, we have also been learning about God’s love and helping others. Our ECDC and First School children and families recently participated in the St. Jude Trike-A-Thon, which raised money to be donated to St. Jude Children’s Hospital. The children brought a riding toy and helmet from home, and rode on our special track to help others. As the children zoomed around the track, we were very aware of God’s greatest blessings. Another wonderful opportunity we will have to serve others is at First School, where we will work together to make Blessing Bags for Common

Ground Ministries. The children will have the opportunity to bring in school supplies and candy.

Our parent volunteers will help to set up a classroom so that after the children have decorated a paper bag, they will be able to put the goodies in each bag. The bags will be delivered to Common Ground Ministries.

The ECDC families will also be collecting canned goods in November which will be donated to Mercy House. Galatians 5:14 reminds us, “For the entire law is fulfilled by keeping this one command: love your neighbor as yourself.” It has been heartwarming to see both of our church school’s children, parents, and staffs spread the love and joy of Jesus into our community as we approach this season of giving.

VICKY MOORE

BETH MANTOOTH

ECDC Director vmoore@fumcmontgomery.org ECDC Hours: 7:00am-5:30pm

First School Director bmantooth@fumcmontgomery.org First School Hours: 9:00am-1:00pm

WWW.FUMCMONTGOMERY.ORG

CHILDREN'S MINISTRY

HOLIDAY HOPE-LA: BRINGING HOPE & LOVE TO OTHERS B y

A p r i l

S u l l i v a n

( P a r e n t )

Holiday Hope-la is a family-friendly community outreach activity that the FUMC Children’s Council hosts every year, and it has become one of our family’s most cherished Christmas traditions. Each year the Children’s Council focuses on a way to help make Christmas extra special for many children in our community.

Last year, the council adopted several families, split up their lists, and our church family went shopping for them, carefully choosing the perfect gift for each child. It was a special time for our family to go select these gifts together and focus on the spirit of giving. Once the shopping was done, children and adults gathered together in the gym to wrap the gifts, enjoy lunch and a story together, and celebrate Jesus’ birthday. We also prepared about 75 Christmas stockings for the Salvation Army.

Later, our church family delivered the gifts to the families in their homes and personally invited them to come worship with us at FUMC. From start to finish, it was the perfect opportunity for members of our church, young and old, to be the hands and feet of Jesus Christ in a meaningful way at Christmas time.

Join us this year at Holiday Hope-La - Sunday, December 8 at noon!

SUNDAY MORNINGS

Sunday School | 9:45 am | All Ages Children's Church | 8:45 & 11 am | Age 3-Grade 1

WEDNESDAY NIGHTS

Children's Choirs | 6:00 pm | Age 3-Grade 5 Summit Kids XTreme | 6:40-7:10 pm | K-Grade 5

WWW.FUMCMONTGOMERY.ORG/CHILDRENS-MINISTRY

YOUTH MINISTRY

TRANSITIONS B y

J u s t a l a

S i m p s o n

( Y o u t h

I n t e r n )

Working in Youth Ministry is a true blessing that affords me the opportunity to observe the spiritual growth of students as they mature in their everyday lives. Since beginning this internship, I have witnessed young people who are unashamed to proclaim the Gospel of Christ, which is highly encouraging for my personal journey with Christ.

This summer, I was given the opportunity to serve as a group leader for the students during their time at Blue Lake for Oakwood Youth Camp. Our theme this year was "Avengers Assemble." We spent five days journeying through the heroes and heroines of the Bible. Some were well-known, while others were unsung heroes. The beauty of these lessons was that God found ordinary people to do extraordinary things. This concept is critical for youth because it is, oftentimes, difficult to imagine God wanting to use someone so young and inexperienced. These stories help to remind us that God simply wants our “yes!” He wants to know that we trust Him enough to know that He will guide us.

Scripture reminds us that He will never leave us nor forsake us.

Currently, in MYF, we are discussing “Transitions,” which can certainly prove to be difficult.

Transitions manifest themselves in all areas of our lives. It is often not the situation that matters but, rather, how we respond to it. While the church is in search of a Youth Director, we are in a state of transition. However, there has been great beauty found in this time of unknowns. Parents, students, clergy and staff have rallied together to make sure that love is felt and that our youth are still connecting with Jesus and one another. This is what makes our calling worthwhile.

SUNDAYS

Sunday School | 9:45 am Methodist Youth Fellowship | 5-7pm

SMALL GROUPS

Contact Anne Chandler, achandler@fumcmontgomery.org to learn more

WWW.FUMCMONTGOMERY.ORG/YOUTH-MINISTRY

ADULT MINISTRIES ADULT MINISTRIES INTERN SPOTLIGHT B y

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G i l l i a n

W a l t e r s

Did you know that we have employed and trained at least 70 interns since 1987? While a student at Huntingdon College, I was an intern in the youth department here at FUMC. I had no idea at the time that I would be back here one day as a pastor, but because of my experience I know how valuable our intern program is to help students discern a call to ministry. And now I am so thankful to be on the other side, helping our students as they ask questions and explore what ministry might look like for them. The interns don’t just “shadow” they get to jump right into the waters of ministry. They teach the youth, they lead us in worship, they preach, visit members in the hospitals, teach Adult Sunday School classes, and have many other opportunities for growth and learning. So, the next time you see an intern I invite you to say hello, introduce yourself, and encourage them on their journey. If you haven’t met them yet, let me introduce our current interns to you:

BRYNN MCGLAMERY P a s t o r a l

I n t e r n

From Powder Springs, Georgia, Brynn is a sophomore Religion major at Huntingdon College. Growing up in the United Methodist Church she has developed a passion for this doctrine and its principles of grace and justice.

This past summer she worked at Urban Ministry in the West End of Birmingham; hosting youth groups and facilitating service projects i.e. painting homes for low income home owners. She is ecstatic to be back in Cloverdale this year and expectant of all the wonderful moments of growth to come at First United Methodist Church Montgomery.

JUSTALA SIMPSON Y o u t h

I n t e r n

From Montgomery, Alabama, Justala is senior Religion major with double minors in Political Science and History. Upon graduating, she has hopes of continuing her education in seminary. Her passion is youth ministry and working to understand the role that churches play in finding the solution to racial and economic injustice. She believes that this internship is truly helping her to grow in her calling and understanding of God’s plan for her life.

LAUREN COWAN M e m b e r s h i p

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C h i l d r e n ' s

I n t e r n

From Coosada, Alabama, Lauren is a senior at Huntingdon College studying Religion and History. Upon graduating, she plans on pursuing ministry and continuing her education in seminary. She is assisting the church with a Membership Records Review, and also works with the ECDC and other children's ministries. She says, "This church is so special to me. I started attending in 2007 when I was 9 years old. I was confirmed in this church. My little sister was baptized here. My husband and I were married here. Now, I am working here and discerning God's call for my life!"

WWW.FUMCMONTGOMERY.ORG/ADULTS

NOVEMBER AT FUMC A L L

S A I N T S

S U N D A Y

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8:45 & 11:00 a.m.

Worship Services

A L L

S A I N T S

E V E N S O N G

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Ann Stephenson-Moe 4:00 p.m. | Sanctuary

O X Y G E N

2:00 p.m.

Swayback Trails

F A L L

1 1 / 2 0

F I N A L E

1 1 / 2 1

A D U L T

Friendsgiving Social 6:30-9:00 p.m.

E C D C

T H A N K S G I V I N G

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A D M I N I S T R A T I V E

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5 0 P L U S

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S T E P H E N

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Thanksgiving Feast

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5 0 P L U S

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T O U R

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Lunch & Tour Noon-4:30 p.m.

F E A S T

J O I N T

P R O G R A M

9:00 a.m. - Noon Fellowship Hall

W E D N E S D A Y

Y O U N G

D A Y

11:30 a.m. | Chappy's Deli Perry Hill Rd.

C H I L D R E N ' S

P R O G R A M M I N G

V E T E R A N ' S

Charge Conference 6:30 p.m. | Sanctuary

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H I K E

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P R O J E C T

Sponsored by 50PLUS 2:30 p.m. | Fellowship Hall

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R E C I T A L

S H O E B O X

Grades 3-5 | 5:00-7:00 p.m.

FUMC Gym

6:00 p.m. | Sanctuary

O R G A N

E L M O

T H A N K S G I V I N G

1 1 / 2 4

C O M M I T M E N T

S U N D A Y

1 1 / 2 4

8:45 & 11:00 a.m.

Worship Services

S E R V I C E

Church of the Ascension 4:00 p.m.

LEARN MORE:

W W W . F U M C M O N T G O M E R Y . O R G / E V E N T S

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8 3 4 - 8 9 9 0

Please visit the church website to view the full master calendar

DECEMBER AT FUMC H A N G I N G

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8:45 & 11:00 a.m.

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Y O U N G

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T R I P

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5:30 p.m.

Sanctuary

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B U N C H

11:30 a.m. | Chappy's Deli Perry Hill Rd.

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Christmas Lights Tour & Dinner Off Campus

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8:45 & 11:00 a.m.

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S E R V I C E S

5:00 & 7:00 p.m.

Sanctuary

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E V E

3:15 p.m. | Sanctuary

E V E

C A N D L E L I G H T

C H R I S T M A S

F A M I L Y

Noon | Sanctuary

C H R I S T M A S

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M G M

Pancakes for Huntingdon Students 7:00 p.m.

G A R D E N S

N I G H T

H O P E

5:00 p.m. | Middle School; 6:30 p.m. | High School

Fantasy in Lights | Grades 3-5 3:30-11:30 p.m.

L O N G E S T

G I F T

P A R T I E S

11:30 a.m.

Fellowship Hall

C A L L A W A Y

1 2 / 2 - 5

T R I P

9:00 a.m.-Noon Fellowship Hall

Children's Ministry 12:00 p.m. | FUMC Gym

5 0 P L U S

N Y C

Pre-Registration Required

Jingle Bell Run 7:30 a.m. | Huntingdon

H O L I D A Y

5 0 P L U S

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W W W . F U M C M O N T G O M E R Y . O R G / E V E N T S

( 3 3 4 )

8 3 4 - 8 9 9 0

Please visit the church website to view the full master calendar

ADULTM IMINISTRIES SSIONS As we have just remembered the one year anniversary of Hurricane Michael, we continue to build sheds for survivors. We have built eleven sheds, and have plans to build an additional three, so far. Our Conference Disaster Recovery Office in Panama City is also recruiting people to come help with rebuild projects in the disaster area. Look for opportunities to help with these projects in the coming weeks.

Several projects greet us as the weather turns cooler. As hard as it is to think about blankets and coats, we have started our collection for those in need, including clients of Reality and Truth Ministries, Mid-Alabama Coalition for the Homeless, River City Church and our joint Clothes Closet at Capitol Heights UMC. Please bring your donation of new or gently-used coats, hats, gloves, socks, blankets and other warm weather gear to our collection points at the church.

Our thoughts also turn to Christmas, and helping children in need receive a gift or two. Our church works with Christmas Clearing House and the Family Sunshine Center to provide gifts for children identified by these two agencies. You may “adopt” a family for your own family to provide for, work with your Sunday School Class or Bible Study class to provide for a family or make a financial donation to our project. We also ask you to place a gift under the trees at the Hanging of the Greens service on December 1 that will be donated to Christmas Clearing House.

Have you ever wished you could “ring the bell” for the Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign? For several years, our church has participated in this event. This year, we will be ringing at the Walgreen’s on Carter Hill Road, and we will “man” the kettle from December 7-23 (excluding Sundays). Look for the signup sheet to work your 1.5 hour shift soon. We look forward to a wonderful Christmas season, and the opportunities we have to show the love of Christ to our neighbors in need.

CONTACT: Claire Smith | csmith@fumcmontgomery.org

WWW.FUMCMONTGOMERY.ORG/MISSIONS

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7

9:00 AM12:00 PM

First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall 2416 West Cloverdale Park | Montgomery, AL | 36106

Find a new meaning for "giving" this Christmas season through doing your shopping at Gift Hope MGM! Your alternative gifts will help fund specific needs of River Region area non-profits.

For more information about the event, participating non-profit vendors, online "shopping," and more, please visit the website: www.fumcmontgomery.org/GiftHopeMGM

MUSIC MINISTRY

LESSONS & CAROLS On Christmas Eve, a little more than a month after the close of World War I in 1918, the Dean of King’s College, Cambridge, England introduced a new, more imaginative worship service to celebrate the birth of the Christ-child. The Festival of the Service of Lessons and Carols has been held in the Cathedral of King’s College, Cambridge on Christmas Eve ever since. Now, churches around the world partake in the telling of the birth of Jesus through scripture readings, carols, anthems and hymns at this time of year.

This Advent, we will offer our very own Service of Lessons and Carols, led by the Cathedral Choir and Orchestra, during the two Sunday morning services at 8:45 and 11:00 a.m. on December 15. The music will include new compositions by an Alabamian composer with ties to Montgomery, timeless classics from the English choral repertoire, including works by John Rutter and Bob Chilcott, traditional carols that we all know and love, and even a raucous and fun arrangement of an old Sacred Harp tune, all of which celebrate the birth of the Christ-child in their own way.

Join us on Sunday morning, December 15, for a set of music-filled worship services, where we will tell the story of the birth of our Savior through the reading of lessons and the singing of carols! Please invite your friends, family, and neighbors to this wonderful morning of worship!

CONTACT: James Seay | jseay@fumcmontgomery.org O r g a n

C o n c e r t

F e a t u r i n g

A n n

S t e p h e n s o n - M o e

Guest organist Ann Stephenson-Moe will present and dedicate an organ recital to her sister and FUMC church member, Liz Land, on Sunday, November 10, at 4:00 p.m. The recital will feature works by Vierne, Dupré, Langlais, Alain and Duruflé. Come join us in the Sanctuary of FUMC Montgomery to hear an exceptional organist with strong ties to our church family!

WWW.FUMCMONTGOMERY.ORG/WORSHIP-SERVICES/MUSIC

FIRST CARES

THE JOSEPH MINISTRY B y

S u s a n

J e m i s o n

The Joseph Ministry, developed by Elmore Inscoe in 2006, was inspired by the need to provide church members guidance and comfort after the loss of a loved one. It has evolved into a ministry that begins primarily with a call from the church to one of our home Joseph Ministers concerning the loss of a family member. We work with a list of needs and information for the family. This includes planning time, place and special requests and coordinating with Ministers, Church and Funeral Home availability. This helps ensure their loved one’s Service is special to that individual who has meant so much here on earth. Every family and need is unique. The Church staff works to make this day full of love, comfort and that it runs smoothly. The Ministers are then free to concentrate on the family’s spiritual needs and help complete the Worship service plans.

"When a family member experiences the loss of a loved one, they can be in a fog of emotions as they try to sort out things needed to be done," said Mary Thompson Stanford. "When our father, George Thompson, died this past June, our family was so blessed to have The Joseph Ministry come along beside us. Susan Jemison was our 'angel.' Coming to our parent’s home, she quickly and compassionately helped to organize visitors lists and left us with notebooks and other supplies to help us keep accurate lists of sweet people that had come by. The Joseph Ministry members helped organized our father’s visitation, memorial service and provided a wonderful meal for our family before the visitation. In retrospect, The Joseph Ministry allowed our family to savor the precious memory of our dad during those very sad days and feel totally cared for. And for this we are very thankful." Mary represents the hundreds of family members that the Joseph Ministry serves each year.

All Joseph Ministers are volunteers from home visits, visitation, ushers, and if needed, a lunch for family members. Pictures are made of flowers, recorded and sent to the family. Volunteers often come to arrange and take flowers to shut-ins and care facilities if the family requests. There are not enough words of gratitude for the volunteers in every area. From visitation to computer expertise, please consider how you could become a part of this opportunity to serve and be the hands and feet of Jesus.

WWW.FUMCMONTGOMERY.ORG/FUNERALS

ADVENT AT FUMC COME AS YOU ARE

SUNDAY WORSHIP 12/1

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ADVENT

1,

WATCH

&

WAIT

HANGING OF THE GREENS 8:45 & 11:00 a.m. Worship | FUMC Sanctuary 12/8

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ADVENT

2,

TURN

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TELL

HOLY COMMUNION 8:45 & 11:00 a.m. Worship | FUMC Sanctuary

12/15

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ADVENT

3,

SENSE

&

SEE

LESSONS & CAROLS 8:45 & 11:00 a.m. Worship | FUMC Sanctuary

12/22

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ADVENT

4,

DARE

TO

DREAM

POINSETTIA SUNDAY 8:45 & 11:00 a.m. Worship | FUMC Sanctuary 12/29

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REVEAL

&

REJOICE

FIRST SUNDAY AFTER CHRISTMAS 8:45 & 11:00 a.m. Worship | FUMC Sanctuary

SPECIAL SERVICES

12/18

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LONGEST

NIGHT

SERVICE

5:30 p.m. | FUMC Sanctuary

12/24

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CHRISTMAS

EVE

COMMUNION

12:00 p.m. | FUMC Sanctuary

12/24

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CHRISTMAS

EVE

FAMILY

3:15 p.m. | FUMC Sanctuary

12/24

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CHRISTMAS

EVE

CANDLELIGHT

5:00 p.m. | FUMC Sanctuary

12/24

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CHRISTMAS

EVE

7:00 p.m. | FUMC Sanctuary

CANDLELIGHT

CONTACT US REV.

JAY

REV.

GILLIAN

REV.

LUCAS

REV.

BEN

REV.

CHARLIE

GLENDA

ANNE

COOPER

WALTERS

TRIBBLE

MCDAVID

KENDALL

ARGO

CHANDLER

ADRIAN

BORDEN

DAPHNE

JOHNSTON

CLAIRE

DR.

ALYSSA

ED

MINISTER

ASSOCIATE

MINISTER

ASSOCIATE

MINISTER

CONGREGATIONAL

CARE

CONGREGATIONAL

CARE

CHILDREN'S

MINISTRY

YOUTH

MINISTRY

50

SMITH

JAMES

SENIOR

SEAY

TAYLOR

PLUS

MINISTRY

RESPITE

MINISTRY

MISSIONS

MINISTRY

MUSIC

MINISTRY

COMMUNICATIONS

REIFENBERG

VICKY

BETH

MOORE

MANTOOTH

FINANCE

EARLY

CHILDHOOD

DEV.

CENTER

FIRST

SCHOOL

PLEASE CALL THE CHURCH AT (334) 834-8990 TO CONTACT A MEMBER OF OUR STAFF.

fumcmontgomery.org

(334) 834-8990

@fumcmontgomery

If you are in need of a minister after hours or on weekends, please contact pastoralcare@fumcmontgomery.org.

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