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      FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH  
      265 W. THOMPSON LANE, MURFREESBORO, TN 37129 (615) 893-1322  
         
         
 
 
       
       
     
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  WEDNESDAY NIGHTS AT FIRST CHURCH - FALL 2011
 
 

OUR WEDNESDAY NIGHT SUPPER is served beginning at 5:00 pm in the Family Life Center, followed by programming for all ages to promote Christian fellowship through the breaking of bread and spiritual growth from the opportunities listed.

Cost: $6.00 Adults $4.00 Salad / Beverage Only / $2.00 Children 12 & under $2.00 Snack Bag / $20.00 Maxi Cost Per Family (If you had a standing reservation for last year, please fill out a new reservation card for this Fall.)

WEDNESDAY NIGHT MENU FOR 11/30/11: Youth Fundraise Spaghetti Dinner
No reservation needed for this dinner.

FAITH LESSONS--Ray Vander Laan’s series, “That the World May Know,” enters its third year with all new video episodes. Join us for visits to the Sinai and Israel. Come discover that it is only when we are dependent on God that He is closer than ever and experience Jesus’ ultimate act of obedience and sacrifice. Be challenged in your own life to live by every word that comes from the mouth of God.  Discussion relating to the video follows each episode.  No Cost (Jack Gritton) Room 208

GRACE-BASED PARENTING VIDEO SERIES: CREATING AN ATMOSPHERE OF GRACE By Dr. Tim Kimmel--No matter what age or stage of life you are in, this study will give you a biblically based plan for nurturing, loving, confident, and spiritually strong kids. Bring the best out of those you love the most by creating an atmosphere of grace. No Cost (Tami Smith and Krista Warren) Room 204/206

NO BOUNDARIES--A walking/running group after Wednesday night dinners. Program focuses on beginners, but all levels are welcome. Group training, runs or walks, and educational clinics provided. Topics include nutrition, choosing the right gear, and avoiding injury. Registration requested prior to start of class. Cost: $85.00 (includes educational programs, 5K race entry fee, & ‘technical/wicking’ T-shirt) Scholarships are available. (Vivian Tucker, 556-5226 or vivian.l.tucker@gsk.com) Room 210

JOHN WESLEY’S STANDARD SERMONS--We will read a collection of Wesley’s sermons and discuss topics such as salvation, grace, sin, justification, and sanctification. The course will explain the major points of Wesleyan theology in an easy-to-understand way. Wesley’s words can reshape your daily walk. Expect to be spiritually awakened and brought into a deeper communion with God while celebrating a powerful legacy. Cost: $15.00 Scholarships are available. (Rev. Miriam Seyler, Rev. Thad Austin, and Dana Farley)
Room 215

THE SHACK: WHERE TRAGEDY CONFRONTS ETERNITY--A discussion of William Young's best-selling novel.  In a world where religion seems to grow increasingly irrelevant The Shack wrestles with the timeless question, “Where is God in a world so filled with unspeakable pain?” Class will involve a discussion of each chapter and a discussion of how the Holy Trinity interacts with us on a day-to-day basis. Cost: $15.00 (Ken Kizer) Room 217

HISPANIC FELLOWSHIP--A weekly Spanish worship service. No Cost (Rev. Enrique Hernandez) Room 113

PASTOR’S STUDY--A weekly study of the books of the Bible.  All are invited. No Cost (Rev. Michael O’Bannon) Room 112

WHAT IS THE BIBLE? AND HOW SHOULD WE READ IT?--The stories of the Bible are old … we all know that. They are written with languages and from cultures different than our own. Yet, we believe that the Bible contains truths applicable to our life in the 21st century. This course will develop a strategy for reading the Bible which will enable us to move beyond the cultural gap that separates us from the text and understand the deep truths contained within its pages.  No Cost (Ryan Korstange) Room 114

LIFE PRINCIPLES TO LIVE BY By Dr. Charles Stanley--Life comes with an instruction manual: the Bible. To live the life God intends for each of us, we must seek and apply the principles contained in the Bible.  Join us as we watch and discuss Dr. Stanley's sermons on the following life principles: A Life of Obedience; The Principle of Sowing and Reaping; The Dark Moments in Our Life; Fight Your Battles on Your Knees; God Acts on Our Behalf; Holding Too Tightly; You Can Never Out Give God. No Cost (Evan Cope) Room 218


SUPPORT GROUPS

MILITARY SMALL GROUPS--The military ministry welcomes current and former service members and military spouses to join us for small group studies. We are working from The Combat Trauma Healing Manual for veterans and When War Comes Home for spouses, both from the Bridges to Healing series. These studies focus on creating an environment to allow God to heal after a combat experience. If interested in participating, plan to do so by Aug. 24th. For questions or more information email: militaryministry.fumcm@gmail.com. No Cost (Ashley Brannom) Room 212/Spouses-Library

CONQUERING CODEPENDENCY--Do you have difficulty setting limits, speaking up for yourself, dealing with anger, feeling overly responsible for others, pleasing others at any cost? New members are welcome to this on-going support group that meets year-round. For more info., call 896-9202. Book fee $16.00 Room 213

INFERTILITY, PREGNANCY LOSS, & ADOPTION--This group is meant to provide support to those who have experienced or are experiencing infertility, pregnancy loss, or are going through the adoption process. Our purpose is to share experiences and discuss the role faith plays in guiding us through the difficult times. No Cost (Kerry Kilcoyne, kerryk74@yahoo.com) Room 214


AFTERNOON STUDY

BETWEEN TWO WORLDS: DAILY READINGS FOR ADVENT By Kate Moorehead--During Advent we prepare for the coming of the Savior. We are faced with the ambiguity of living between “here and now” and “there and then” as we anticipate his return. Come and join us in these readings, discussions, and exploration of how we can live faithfully Between Two Worlds. This study will be offered Nov. 30, Dec. 7, 14, & 21 from 4:30-5:30 pm. Cost $12.00 (Rev. Miriam Seyler, Rev. Thad Austin, and Dana Farley) Room 112


YOUTH PROGRAMS

FUMY Discipleship Project--Following the model of Acts 2:42, we start with some corporate worship, then break off in small groups, and finish the night back together for prayer. If you’re interested in going deeper in your relationship with God and your involvement in the FUMY community, you need to be in a discipleship group. We offer a variety of small groups with different focus and content…so come and find the one that is right for you, and don’t worry, if you’re interested in learning about something we’re not currently teaching, just ask and we’ll make it happen. This time is geared completely around you… answering your questions, addressing your concerns. The goal is to help you grow in Christ. Come! You’ll be glad you did. For more information about the topics currently being discussed by the various small groups, consult our website www.fumyapp.com, under the “about us” tab. Youth, 7th - 12th grade 6:00-7:30 in the youth wing


CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS
Ages Birth - 3 Nursery Available 5:30 - 9:00 pm

SINGING CHOIRS
(Cherub Choir) 4 Year Olds/Pre K
Must be 4 before Sept. 30, 2010
6:30 - 7:00 pm Room 201

(Singing Angels) Grades K and 1
6:30 - 7:00 pm Room 205

(Peacemakers Choir) Grades 2 and 3
6:15 - 7:00 pm Room B1 (next to Choir Room)

(Hallelujah Choir) Grades 4 - 6
6:15 - 7:00 pm Choir Room

(Hallelujah Ringers) Grades 4 - 6
7:00 - 7:30 pm Balcony

“BIBLE ZONE”
Come discover and learn about your Christian Beliefs and stories from the Bible.

4 Year Olds/Pre K, Room 109 (7:00 - 7:30 pm)
Grades K - 1, Room 205 (7:00 - 7:30 pm)
Grades 2 - 3, Room 203 (7:00 - 7:30 pm)
Grades 4 - 6, Room 207 (7:00 - 7:30 pm)
Children Pick-up at 7:30 pm

 
 
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