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LIBRARY NEWS
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n keeping with this year's VBS theme, "Egypt: Joseph's Journey from Prison to Palace," we have some new Egypt-themed books. One of these books is The Red Pyramid by Rick Riordan, and you can read about and listen to the NPR segment about this book right here.
We also have additional exciting new resources for children and adults, as follows:
n keeping with this year's VBS theme, "Egypt: Joseph's Journey from Prison to Palace," we have some new Egypt-themed books. One of these books is The Red Pyramid by Rick Riordan, and you can read about and listen to the NPR segment about this book right here.
We also have additional exciting new resources for children and adults, as follows:
Children and Young Adult Fiction
The Egypt Game
Fun with Hieroglyphs
Bill and Pete Go Down the Nile (picture book)
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream (video)
Theodore Boone: Kid Lawyer (John Grisham's first children's book)**** Hot new item
Millicent Min, Girl Genius
Rose in Bloom (Louisa May Alcott)
Myths of the Norsemen
The White Stag
The Dolphin Rider and Other Greek Myths
The Magical Maya Mystery: The Suitcase Sleuths in Mexico (donated by Tammy Williamson)
Adult Fiction:
Joseph (a fictionalized novel)
Pilate's Wife (a novel of the Roman Empire)
Adult Non-Fiction
Name all the Animals (a memoir by Alison Smith)
Queen Noor: Leap of Faith (autobiography of the American-born Queen of Jordan)
A Charmed Life: The Spirituality of Potterworld
Wizards, Wardrobes and Wookies
UNITED METHODIST WOMEN
Our United Methodist Women’s unit is over 100 years old. Individual interests vary as much as our ages. Our main focus is on missions and service to women and children around the world. A Unit Meeting for all members and guests is held regularly. Small study groups/circles also meet each month. Join us to share ideas, grow spiritually, mature in your faith, and strengthen your commitment to God and to all God’s children.
MEN'S PRAYER BREAKFAST
Each Wednesday morning at 7 o'clock, our men's group meets in the Fellowship Hall for breakfast, fellowship, and prayer.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT PROGRAMS
Join us for a delicious dinner at 5:45, and stay for prayer and an after-dinner presentation. There are activities for children and youth as well.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES
Sunday School classes meet at 9:40 on Sunday mornings. We currently have four adult classes:
The Crossroads Class meets in Room 212 and focuses on encouraging personal growth. This class emphasizes fuller understanding of Christian discipleship and maturity. Literature on contemporary studies deals with issues facing us today.
The Crusader Class is composed of mature adults meets in Mullins' Chapel and uses the Adult Bible Studies curriculum. This group of kind, sharing individuals is dedicated to seeking God's guidance and service to their church and the wider community. This Class provides members the opportunity to form lifelong friendships and be part of a strong Christian community.
The Lamplighter/Friendship Class meets in the Gym Building and uses the Adult Bible Studies curriculum, with each lesson introduced by a devotional from a class member. A variety of teachers, each with his or her own unique style, provides added interest to this class, as members grown in the Spirit and reach beyond themselves in commitment to the church and its ministries, helping and nurturing others.
The New Directions Class meets in Room 117. This is a self-taught group and uses biblically-based studies of current interest. They have a strong focus on outreach and missions, adding dimension to their growth as committed Christians.
BIBLE STUDIES AND SPIRITUAL FORMATION GROUPS
Various Bible studies and spiritual formation groups are started from time to time and for varying lengths of time. We recently completed a short-term Lenten Bible study, Celebrate the Risen Christ, and a longer-term spiritual formation group studying Companions in Christ, has been meeting since the fall and will finish up in in the fall.
Our United Methodist Women’s unit is over 100 years old. Individual interests vary as much as our ages. Our main focus is on missions and service to women and children around the world. A Unit Meeting for all members and guests is held regularly. Small study groups/circles also meet each month. Join us to share ideas, grow spiritually, mature in your faith, and strengthen your commitment to God and to all God’s children.
MEN'S PRAYER BREAKFAST
Each Wednesday morning at 7 o'clock, our men's group meets in the Fellowship Hall for breakfast, fellowship, and prayer.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT PROGRAMS
Join us for a delicious dinner at 5:45, and stay for prayer and an after-dinner presentation. There are activities for children and youth as well.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES
Sunday School classes meet at 9:40 on Sunday mornings. We currently have four adult classes:
The Crossroads Class meets in Room 212 and focuses on encouraging personal growth. This class emphasizes fuller understanding of Christian discipleship and maturity. Literature on contemporary studies deals with issues facing us today.
The Crusader Class is composed of mature adults meets in Mullins' Chapel and uses the Adult Bible Studies curriculum. This group of kind, sharing individuals is dedicated to seeking God's guidance and service to their church and the wider community. This Class provides members the opportunity to form lifelong friendships and be part of a strong Christian community.
The Lamplighter/Friendship Class meets in the Gym Building and uses the Adult Bible Studies curriculum, with each lesson introduced by a devotional from a class member. A variety of teachers, each with his or her own unique style, provides added interest to this class, as members grown in the Spirit and reach beyond themselves in commitment to the church and its ministries, helping and nurturing others.
The New Directions Class meets in Room 117. This is a self-taught group and uses biblically-based studies of current interest. They have a strong focus on outreach and missions, adding dimension to their growth as committed Christians.
BIBLE STUDIES AND SPIRITUAL FORMATION GROUPS
Various Bible studies and spiritual formation groups are started from time to time and for varying lengths of time. We recently completed a short-term Lenten Bible study, Celebrate the Risen Christ, and a longer-term spiritual formation group studying Companions in Christ, has been meeting since the fall and will finish up in in the fall.
DIRECTOR OF CHILDREN'S MINISTRIES:
April Riley - April@mullinsumc.org
SEPTEMBER 2010 NEWSLETTER!
SUNDAY SCHOOL:
Our children's Sunday School department has teachers that are warm and loving and a curriculum that is based on the "lectionary" (the scriptures used in Sunday worship will also be used in that day's Sunday School classes). The Seasons of the Spirit curriculum provides resources for "worship, Christian education, and ministries of serving. These resources nurture faith through liturgy, ritual, imagination, and encourage Christian growth through worshipping, learning, and serving together. By equipping and enabling leaders, Seasons of the Spirit strives to empower children, youth, and adults to articulate 'the hope that is in them.'"
CHILDREN's SCHEDULE:
Sunday @ 9:40am - Sunday School
Sunday Mornings - Children's Church during the 10:50am Worship Service
Wednesday @ 5:45pm - Wednesday Dinner
Wednesday @ 6:15pm - Children's Activities
(SPROUTS and Children's Choir: 4 Years-Old to 5th Grade)
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL (VBS)
The theme for 2010's VBS was “Egypt: Joseph's Journey from Prison to Palace.” It was awesome!
DIRECTOR OF YOUTH & RECREATION MINISTRIES:
MULLINS SPORT REGISTRATION FORM:
Download the PDF file, print on the form, and return to Mullins
CLICK HERE FOR THE SPORT REGISTRATION FORM
PROGRAMS OFFERED:
- Youth & Adult Basketball (seasonal)
- Youth & Adult Volleyball (seasonal)
- Children's Soccer (seasonal)
- Adult Softball (seasonal)
- Youth & Adult Flag Football (seasonal)
- Yoga Classes (see below)
DIRECTOR OF YOUTH and RECREATION MINISTRIES:
ABOUT THE YOUTH:
Our Mullins UMC Youth Group, as a welcoming community, desires to serve our community, our church, and our fellow youth both in and outside the group. We also strive to be present in the world as the body of Christ and hold one another accountable in our faith.
We want to continue towards our unending mission through Christian fellowship, prayer, study, worship, and living out an authentic faith in our daily lives.
YOUTH SCHEDULE:
Sunday Morning:
9:30am - Power Hour
Sunday Evening:
4:00 - 7:00 - Jr. High Youth Group Meeting
Wednesday Evening:
5:45pm - Church Dinner
6:15pm - Worship
6:30-7:15pm - Program / Devotional
DIRECTOR OF MUSIC MINISTRIES:
Bryan Dunn - bryan@mullinsumc.org
WEEKLY SCHEDULE:
Wednesday @ 6:15pm - Children's Choir Rehearsal
Wednesday @ 7:15pm - Chancel Choir Rehearsal
Monday @ 6:15pm - Woodwinds Ensemble Rehearsal
ANNUAL EVENTS:
- Easter Cantata
- Tenebrae Service
- Christmas Cantata
- Choir Festival
- Various Concerts Throughout the Year
DIRECTOR OF PARENTS' DAY OUT:
Kimberly Alston - Ihavejoy43@gmail.com
WELCOME TO PARENTS' DAY OUT:
Welcome to the Parent Day Out program of Mullins United Methodist Church! Our single goal is to provide loving care for your child in a warm and safe Christian environment, allowing you free time without having to worry about the safety of your child.
We employ a structured learning program, including an early music education program and enrichment classes.
Our program is not limited to just children of our congregation, or children belonging to our denomination. We welcome children of all races and religions with open arms.
If you would like to find out more about our program, or would like to schedule a tour of our facility, please call the PDO office at (901) 681-9217.
For more information on our policies and procedures - CLICK HERE
Forms:
Mullins United Methodist Church provides the campus for Concord Academy, which offers a private school atmosphere tailored to the special needs of its students, grades 6–12, who have learning disabilities.
Concord Academy is a non-profit 501(C)3 organization. The school admits students of any race, color, or national and ethnic origin, and does not discriminate in regard to any of the rights, privileges, programs and activities made available to students at the school.
For more information about Concord Academy, please contact them at (901) 682-3115.
Concord Academy is a non-profit 501(C)3 organization. The school admits students of any race, color, or national and ethnic origin, and does not discriminate in regard to any of the rights, privileges, programs and activities made available to students at the school.
For more information about Concord Academy, please contact them at (901) 682-3115.
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