Make-up Sessions will meet in the Open Door Youth Center to cover the previous 2 Wednesday night Onward Bound lessons, with 10am covering the lesson from the Wednesday, a week and a half prior and the 11am Session covering the lesson from the previous Wednesday evening.
Onward Bound is our Confirmation Preparatory Program for 7th & 8th Grade students.
Please contact Howie Snyder, Director of Youth Ministries for more information.
Practice for our Chancel Choir, our church's adult choir.
Practice for our Chapel Choir, our 9th-12th grade choir.
Practice for our Connection Choir, our 6th, 7th and 8th grade choir.
Practice for our Chorister Choir, our 3rd, 4th and 5th grade choir.
Practice for our Cherub Choir, our Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade choir.
Practice for our Angel Choir, our Pre-K, 3,3 & 5 year olds choir.
What are you giving up for Lent? Have you ever considered giving up something that's BAD for you? The Women's Bible Study will tackle a new Lenten study that encourages us to give up something negative (think envy or bitterness or a bad habit) and transfer that energy to something life-giving.
With the United Methodist Church set to hold its quadrennial General Conference in May, the Council of Bishops has called for a time of prayer in the months leading up to the meeting. The prayer vigil is a meaningful way to focus spiritually on the experience, as well as to surround the delegates and church leaders with prayer for a General Conference that inspires us in our mission to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the Transformation of the World.
You are invited to share in a Sunday evening Lenten study from 5:00-6:00 p.m. beginning February 21 and lasting through March 20. The study will use the resource The God We Can Know by United Methodist pastor Rob Fuquay to examine on the "I Am" sayings of Jesus in the Gospel of John. Each session will include brief scripture, a DVD glimpse into the Holy Land settings for Jesus' teaching, discussion, and a suggested spiritual practice.
Help Save Kid’s Lives! Ignite Students (grades 6th-12th) go 30 Hours without eating in order to raise money for children malnourished and/or dying of hunger in Third World Countries. Students must raise at least $35 to participate in the 30 Hour Famine. That is just over $1 per hour of the fast and is the amount of money that will feed a child for a month. Students start the Famine on their own by stopping eating anything but juice and water on Friday, Feb. 26 at 7AM.
Practice for our Chapel Choir, our 9th-12th grade choir.