Pictures from The Gathering (2018-12-09)
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WORSHIP SCHEDULE
Upcoming Gatherings – The Gathering is a time after worship (11:15 – 12:15 each Sunday) for mission, fellowship, study, and exploration. All are welcome. Grow in connection and grow in service! 3/3 Youth Sunday Celebration & Timber Grove Elementary Support - See Youth Worship Info below 3/10 Family Fellowship: We will gather for sandwiches (PB&J, Ham, Turkey, Cheese) and chips. We will also do a family oriented Lenten Devotional Activity. YOUTH WORSHIP: Please join us for a special worship service on Sunday, March 3. A new talk show, Good Morning Glyndon, directed and produced by our youth, will address the concept of acceptance. After worship, we will join together for a reception in Dew Hall to celebrate our youth and their accomplishments and fellowship as the body of Christ. Families with last names beginning with A-F, please bring dessert. Families with last names beginning with G-Z, please bring tea sandwiches. We will also have a chance to complete a mission activity in support of teachers and students at Timber Grove Elementary. To support the activity, please bring a package of post-it notes in a variety of colors and non-bleeding pens for writing. We will be writing motivational notes for Timber Grove’s 50th anniversary celebration! Mark your calendar and plan to join us for this special event! Pancake Supper: Come support our youth and enjoy a pancake and sausage supper on March 5th from 5 – 7 pm. Adults are $8 and children are $5. Pancake supper is always a fun time for great food and fellowship! Ash Wednesday Services: March 6th at 7 pm. Join us in worship for a meaningful start to Lent. Lent Sermon Series and Community Bible Study: This Lent we will be journeying through Nehemiah as we study the book Renovate: Building a Life with God. We will again be joining with other area churches in a Community Bible Study. The study will be offered at two times: Wednesdays at 12:00-1:30 and Thursdays at 6:30-8:00 pm. A meal will be provided by the host church. The study begins on March 13/14th at Reisterstown UMC. Please sign up to participate in the narthex so that we can plan for meals. You do not have to participate in the study to read the book; but you definitely need a book to participate in the study. Books are $10 and are available in the narthex. You can also get a kindle book from Amazon for $10. Special General Conference of the United Methodist Church – Information on this important moment in our denomination is available online at https://www.bwcumc.org/resources/commission-on-a-way-forward Worship & Building Access Notes
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Monthly Mission Opportunities
Casserole Sunday: Our church has committed to provide casseroles once a month for Our Daily Bread, an organization located in Baltimore City that provides meals every day of the year for those in need to help prevent hunger. If you would like to help out, bring your frozen or fresh casseroles to our church kitchen (place in freezer) the last Sunday of each month, or any Sunday you would like to help. We will see they are delivered along with food from other churches in our community.
Food Sunday: The second Sunday of every month is Food Sunday, We collect non-perishable food items for delivery to the Community Crisis Center that serves surrounding communities of Glyndon, Reisterstown, and Owings Mills, helping those in need during difficult times. Bring your donated items to our church and place them in labeled totes and baskets located in our lobby as our congregation prays for those receiving these gestures of Christian love and support.
Food Sunday: The second Sunday of every month is Food Sunday, We collect non-perishable food items for delivery to the Community Crisis Center that serves surrounding communities of Glyndon, Reisterstown, and Owings Mills, helping those in need during difficult times. Bring your donated items to our church and place them in labeled totes and baskets located in our lobby as our congregation prays for those receiving these gestures of Christian love and support.