Wednesday Morning Conversations
Pastor Jim McDonald is leading a series of discussions based on Rob Bell's Nooma videos on Wednesday mornings at 10am.
Pastor Jim McDonald is leading a series of discussions based on Rob Bell's Nooma videos on Wednesday mornings at 10am.
Our regular Sunday night Youth Group program is kicking off on January 8th and continues every Sunday after that!
All who are interested in joining DGFUMC are invited to this class, which will be led by Pastor Jim.
The second Super Saturday will be a Movie Night! We will be watching Horton Hears a Who! Children are encouraged to wear pajamas and bring a pillow and blanket. Popcorn will be provided from the Tivoli.
This is for all children in 1st-6th grade. Just like with Wacky Wednesday there is no cost and EVERYONE is welcome. All children need to be signed-in and signed-out from Super Saturday events.
Back by popular demand: there will be a Veggie Tale Marathon on Saturday, January 21 for all Youth grades 6-12. Come catch your favorite vegetables in action with fun fellowship and way too many silly songs! Snacks will be provided, and we will certainly be playing games as well! For more information please contact JJ Mannschreck at 248 219 8598, or by email: [email protected]. And remember: God made you special and God loves you very much!
In God's Time - The Bible and the Future
Ten Video Lessons by Dr. Craig C. Hill - Discussions led by Pastor Jim beginning Wednesday, January 11th, 2012
Pastor Jim McDonald is leading a series of discussions based on Rob Bell's Nooma videos on Wednesday mornings at 10am.
This meeting will approve the 2012 budget to be presented to a church conference on January 29. If at all possible, all Ad Council members should plan to attend.
Our regular Sunday night Youth Group program is kicking off on January 8th and continues every Sunday after that!
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