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All are Welcome Dear Clarkesville First Family, Sunday, October 27, 2019, is our congregation's "Giving Sunday". I urge you to plan now to attend these two important events: Sunday morning worship (8:30, 9:00 or 11:00) and the Celebration Luncheon at 12:15 in the Fellowship Hall. The church will provide the chicken and drinks and everyone is encouraged to bring a covered dish. This spiritual-growth-oriented process is designed to enrich our biblical understanding of Christian Stewardship. Rather than focusing on the need of the church to receive, the experience concentrates on the need of the giver to give for his or her own spiritual development. We believe that you are concerned enough to attend on Giving Sunday and make your financial commitment as an act of worship in the church sanctuary. Jesus summed up the spiritual connection between God and money this way. "Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also” (Luke 12:34). Financial stewardship is treasure man-agement that helps us to escape the trap of selfishness by keeping ourselves spiritually focused on God. John Wesley said “If people were more alive to God, they would be more generous.” Each of us makes one of two choices in life. We either become emotionally attached to our money, or we become emotionally attached to the God who gives us the money. Although we often hope to do both, in our hearts we know that cannot happen. Financial stewardship helps us to over-come the temptation to break the First Commandment and put the false idol of money first, ahead of the God who revealed His love for us through Jesus Christ. Our annual stewardship campaign is not a fundraising event. It helps each of us to grow spiritually in our relationship with God through faithful management of all that God gives us. The theme for this year's stewardship campaign is "Give Faith a Fighting Chance, I Hope You Dance”. The sermons will be based on Ecclesiastes 3:4, “A Time to Dance”: October 13 – FAITH IN FAMILY – Mark 3:31-35 October 20 – FAITH IN FINANCE – Mark 12:41-44 October 27 – FAITH IN FUTURE – Matthew 6:25-34 Blessings,
Jeff Spivey Keith Cox Finance Chair Senior Pastor
FELLOWSHIP CHOIR NEWS Sunday Night Fellowship We meet weekly at 6:30pm at different local restaurants. Buy your own meal, sit wherever you’d like, and get to know others in our church family. October 6 - Zaxby’s; October 13 - El Patron; October 20 - Captain D’s; October 27 - Chicago's
Jetsetters Come for a complimentary lunch and fellowship, Tues-day, October 1, at 11:45 in the Fellowship Hall. We are playing BINGO with prizes. We are having homemade soup and tea. Please let me know if you need a special dietary meal. Christy Hinson, Director of Adult Ministries ([email protected])
Ladies Lunch
Bunch Monday, October 14, the Ladies
Lunch Bunch will meet at the
church at 10:30 am. We will leave at 10:45 on the bus.
We are going to The Rusty Bike in Clayton. Please
make your reservation with the Church Office
(706.754.2677) by noon on Friday, October 11, or email
Our United Methodist Women would like to invite you to
visit a UMW Circle and enjoy the fellowship of other
women united in mission.
Kite Stribling: Meets monthly on the second Tuesday at 2:00pm. (October - Home of Wanda Westmoreland) Contact: Wanda Westmoreland Friends in Faith: Friends in Faith will meet Tuesday, October 8 at 6:00 in the Admin Bldg. Hope to see everyone
there! Sandy
The UMM will meet Thursday, October 3.The program will be determined. $5 for the meal. Chris Stratton is giving the pro-gram. Annual Chicken BBQ scheduled for October 26.
There’s something wonderfully compelling about Celtic music. Whether it’s the lively rhythms or the stylistic ornamentation, this music has a unique and joyous sound! What better way to tell the joyful story of Christmas! Even though it originates in a different part of the world, there is something about the earthiness of the Celtic style that seems right at home in the cobblestone streets of Bethlehem. Have You Heard by Joel Raney is a cantata for SATB choir that revisits the Christmas story using this Celtic style. There are familiar Christmas carols, but also some familiar Christmas texts set to beloved Irish and Welsh folk songs. These, combined with original music and scripture-based narration, complete a surprisingly refreshing re-telling of the Christmas story. Join us at either the 8:30 or 11:00 worship
services on December 8th for the presentation of this wonderful cantata. A meal celebrating the chancel choir will follow the 11:00 service in the
Fellowship Hall.
October is a busy month at preschool. The Clarkesville Fire Department will visit and teach about fire safety and show us the big fire truck. We will learn about fall and the change of the seasons. In the Bible, we will learn that made a way for His people to escape slavery and He gave them ten rules that showed them how to live, how to be close to Him and how to be happy. When they reached the city of Jericho, they trusted and obeyed God and the walls came down. David teaches us that we can do anything with God.
YOUTH & CHILDREN
In His Service,
Susan Weidner, Director, CFUMC Preschool “Rooted in faith, growing in love"
"We are kicking off the fall season with fun! Our kid's ministry is back into our normal Wednesday night routine with our "World Changers" program every Wednesday night at 6:30pm in the Children's Wing. In September, the Clarkesville Kid's children's ministry was able to go on a field trip to the zoo! 13 kids and 6 adults traveled to the North GA Zoo, and we had a blast seeing some of the unique animals God created! On October 16th, we are having a parenting workshop called, "Healthy Boundaries in a Screen Driven World." Children’s ministry expert, Julie Young, will lead this workshop on helping parents navigate the tough conversation of screen time. Julie has spent over 37 years in Children's Minis-try. She is the co-founder of Family Adventures, a non-profit, family focused, Christian ministry. She is currently the Preschool Director at Neighborhood Alliance Church in Longwood, Florida. All parents and grandparents are welcome to join us for this workshop!" Courtney Young, Children’s Director
Second Story Youth is in full swing!
We are enjoying Discipleship classes,
Sunday youth worship, and our prayer
breakfasts! Thank you, church family,
for all the prayers and resources you
send to help us do the Lord's work in
and for our youth and build His
kingdom here in Clarkesville.
Bailey Tam, Youth Director
OLDER ADULT MINISTRIES
"Our Contemporary Worship Service, also known as the Connection Service, is growing at a steady rate. We are averaging 70+ adults and children each Sunday with new visitors each week! I want to personally invite you to come join or visit the Connection Service and experience what God is doing within our congregation. The Connection Service starts at 9AM in the Connection Building, which is in the previous bank building located to the left of Walgreen's. Tune in to the songs we sing on Sunday on our Spotify playlist, "CFUMC Connection Setlist." You can stream the music online that we will be singing each month. Come worship in song, the reading of the God's Word, and in fellowship with the CFUMC Contemporary Service!"
Courtney Young
THE CONNECTION
JETSETTERS
October 1 Tuesday | 11:45AM
Complimentary Lunch
BINGO
11:45 Fellowship 12:00 Lunch 12:30 Bingo
GROW All Sunday School classes meet from 10:10-10:50am. At CFUMC we have classes for all “ages and stages of life!” Children’s classes meet in the Children’s Ministry Department above the Legacy Hall. Youth classes, for middle and high school ages, meet on the second floor of The Connection. The classes for our young people provide a solid foundation for growing in faith.
For adults, classes meet in several buildings … The Upper Room, Pilgrims, Seekers, and Good News Fellowship classes meet in the Legacy Hall. The Aldersgate Class meets in the Admin Building. Our young adults, (post-high school-college age) the Planters Class, meets in The Connection. Our NEW, 20’s-40’s class, Meant for More, also meets in The Connection. Each adult class studies different topics, so you are invited to visit and discover where you can grow best!
Wednesday Line-up, 6:30pm Discipleship Hour
Legacy Hall (except as noted)
“Holy Sexuality and the Gospel” will conclude on October 9. led by Pastor Keith
Sign Language
thru Nov. 20 This is a beginner course but all skill levels are invited to attend! You will be able to use what you learn in our community and
on a mission trip to Jamaica next summer! Admin Bldg, led by April Cox
“Genesis”
October 16 - November 20 Explore the book of Genesis to rediscover the stories of Adam, Abraham, Jacob and others that are foundational to our faith. Bible alone needed with about 8 chapters of reading per week. Led by Dr. Brian Shelton
“I’m Waiting, God”
by Barb Roose October 23 - November 13
A new opportunity specifically for women! This study focuses on women in the Bible who had to wait on God. Their stories will “breath fresh hope and practical next steps in your life.” Discover how waiting on God can draw you closer to Him. Led by Julia Runkle and friends
GriefShare Support Group
September 4-December 11 1:30pm, Wednesdays,
in the Legacy Hall
Pastor Keith is leading this new support group for those who have
experienced the death of a loved one. The group will offer supportive fellowship and has a comprehensive educational component that will provide intentional guidance to help you rebuild your life. The group is open to the community, too, so please share with others who might benefit from this special time togeth-er. Each session “stands alone” so you can come any time.
Pastor’s Bible Study, 1:30pm Tuesdays in the Legacy Hall
The book study, “Holy Sexuality and the Gospel,” will con-clude on October 8. Beginning October 15, Pastor Keith will lead a “deep dive” into a book of the Bible, fostering discus-sion and a greater understanding of the text.
Wednesdays
Genesis
6:30pm beginning Oct. 16
Women’s
Fellowship & Study
Wednesdays, 6:30pm Beginning October 23
Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition,
with thanksgiving, present your request to God. Philippians 4: 6
Lu DeMore, hospitalized, also beginning chemo
Our condolences to Dave & Cheryl McClure on the death of his mother, Jean; father is in hospice care
Our condolences to Sue Trotman on the death of husband, WA Trotman
Our condolences to Michele Sheffield on the death of her mother, Freda Odum
Our condolences to Joan Davis on the death of husband, Mike Davis
Relatives and Friends of our members:
Hue Hyunh’s son, Peter, recovering from kidney failure
Drs Glen & Peggy Kelley, recovering from car accident
Condolences to the family of Danny Church
Marti McClure, cancer treatments
Jameson Peel, 2-yr old being tested for cancer
Condolences to Tonya Mashburn Godoy on the death of her dad, Bobby
Condolences to Karen Reeves Carroll and family on the death of husband, Ron
Tracy Steck, in ICU
Pat Johnson, recovering from surgery
For the kingdom of God to fall afresh on Clarkesville
All those in recovery from Hurricane Dorian
Doris M Williams, multiple health concerns
Praise! Brian & Josey Butcher are expecting a baby in February
Preston Noblet and son, Cody, new job and health concerns, respectively
Kayla Wright, upcoming surgery
Lisa Stabler, recovering from surgery
Jimmy Gibson, health concerns
Peggy Abercrombie, difficulty recovering from hip surgery
Wade Lawson, at Habersham West Nursing Home
Our Stephen Ministry caregivers and their care receivers
Our CFUMC Preschool ministry
All who attended the healing service
Missionaries associated with our church family: Jeff & Holly Higgins Robinson, now stateside (Shari H.
Collins), Petrit & Meredith Kemp Lleshi, now stateside (Rev. & Mrs. Tony Kemp)
All men and women of the Armed Forces
The leadership of our church and our government
United Methodist Missionaries and Mission Centers we support:
Nancy Carew—missionary in Liberia
Wallins UMC—small church on a circuit in the Red Bird Missionary Conference in Kentucky
Joy Center—Community Center in the Red Bird Missionary Conference in Kentucky
Tuesday Morning Prayer Group The prayer group meets each Tuesday morning in the Connection at 9:15
a.m. for one hour. We have many prayer warriors in our church and we would like for any of you who feel inspired to come join us in lifting
up members of our congregation and community that are requesting prayer. Remember God loves a praying church, and we need you to
come help us lift up those who have requested prayer. Miriam Iossi, Coordinator,770-845-3865
PRAY
October Birthdays and Anniversaries
The Mailbox
1 Bonnie Devereaux
1 Faye Reeves
2 Sully Angel
3 Julia Runkle
5 John Weidner Dianne Gunn
7 Linda Angel
7 Stella Nash
8 Jane Bell
10 Blaine Boydstun
12 Alex Capraro
12 Roy Finocchio
12 Randy Jewart
12 Jenny McNally
12 Billy Quillen
12 Guy Rechtoris
13 Edie Bolton
15 Jordan Cox
15 Josh Llanas
16 Dave McClure
17 Lea Cohen
17 Beverly Harvard
17 Edith Hobart
17 Mike Young
18 Candice Holcomb
19 Chris Llanas
21 Peggy Hairston
23 Jenni Gallagher
24 Michele Sheffield
24 Katelyn Stratton
25 Kayla Westmoreland
26 Pat Fenton
27 Alex Owen
27 Calvin Wilbanks
28 Ann Hayes
SHARE
The deadline for information you would like to have included in the next edition of the Grapevine is always the 3rd Wednesday of the month. For the NOVEMBER newsletter,
please send any information by October 16 to:
♥ ♥ ♥
1 Marvin & Kathy Boone
4 Terry & Kelly Carroll
10 Jerry & Carolyn Reich
11 Harold & Peggy Hairston
11 Tim & Shari Teague
12 Howard & Eugenia Burke
12 Ron & Julia Runkle
13 Ken & Miriam Iossi
15 Justin & Candice Holcomb
16 Melvin & Judy Thompson
17 Walter & Pat Teague
Thank you for your love and support during WA’s illness and passing. Your prayers, phone calls, visits, and all of the delicious food have been such a blessing and comfort to me and my family. Much love, Sue Trotman Thank you for your love and kindness to our family on the recent passing of my Mom, Freda Odum. The service, graveside service and the meal was so appreciated and so special. Thank you to our church family. Love, Michele Sheffield, Michael Odum and family The Sharing and Caring Places of Habersham gratefully thanks CFUMC for their generous donation. The donation to The Foodbank is appreciated. Many thanks to CFUMC’s generosity. The donation helps feed the most vulnerable children in Habersham County.
28 Melvin Thompson
29 Adonica Budd
29 Keith Owen
31 Kelly Burgess
31 Lee Hobart
SERVE CommUnity Thrift Store Recent gifts to the community were $2000 to
CFUMC Future Facilities Fund; $600 to Food 2
Kids; $300 to the Habersham County Sheriff’s
Child Safety Fund; $100 to the Success Academy
counselor’s fund; and the remaining $1000 divided
equally between the high school, 9th grade
academy and middle school counselors’ funds.
Would you like to serve with this ministry? Drop
by during business hours and observe the process,
get a little on-the-job training, and then decide if
you would like to help regularly! Donations are
gladly accepted during store hours, Tuesday –
Saturday 10am-2pm. Tax receipts are available.
Food 2 Kids
Our UMC Connectional Group mission project
is Food 2 Kids, which provides weekend food for
204 students during the school year. The annual
cost to sponsor one child is $275 - but any amount
is appreciated! Donations are accepted year-round.
Drop your gift in the offering or bring by the
Church Office, just note it “Food 2 Kids”. Thank
you for your continued support!
To help with Food 2 Kids, come to Ebenezer
UMC in Hollywood on Friday mornings at 9:00am.
Packing AND delivering will both be done on Fri-
days. NOTE: October 10 is a DOUBLE-BAG
day, so packing and delivering will be done on
Thursday, this week only!
Mission Team This is one of many Clarkesville First United
Methodist Church’s local outreach ministries.
Participation is open to all. Building a ramp with
the Mission Team provides a great opportunity to
serve Christ. If you would like to help with a pro-
ject, contact Jerry Medlock, 706-768-3111,
or Dave McClure, 706-776-8439.
Stephen Ministry Through one-on-one caring and confidential relation-
ships, those who are hurting receive the love, care, and
support they need. For more information, or for a confi-
dential referral to a Stephen Minister, please contact the
Church Office.
Meals On Wheels We share the responsibility among five teams to cov-
er our church’s commitment for the five “first” days
of each month. Drivers commit to the same weekday
each month for six months, with the exception of Ju-
ly. A BIG “Thanks!” to our August-Dec. drivers!
October 1, Tuesday: Gloria Agnew
October 2, Wednesday: Roy Finocchio
October 3, Thursday: Jerry & KK Medlock
October 4, Friday: Annette Lee
October 7, Monday: Don & Susan Griffin
Habersham Detention Center
Ministry
The Torch Worship Center oversees the ministry,
however, local churches - like CFUMC - recognize
the importance of this work and collaborate in vari-
ous ways. If anyone is interested in serving, please
call CFUMC Prison Ministry Coordinator, Ellen
Boyd, at 770-540-1771. She can provide the list of
requirements for visitation to the detention center.
GIVE
PRAYER Intercessory Prayer Have you been thinking about ways to improve your prayer life? We have just the place for you! It is our Tuesday Morning Prayer Group which meets from 9:15-10:15am in The Connection. We come together and pray in one accord. If praying out loud is not in your comfort zone, no worries. You are welcome to be a part of this group! If you have any questions, call Miriam Iossi.
Fleece Blanket Ministry This ministry makes blankets for the children at Murphy Harpst. The group has adjourned for the summer and will resume meeting in September. These are easy-to-make, no-sew blankets. You only need to tie knots! If anyone would like to donate kits to make blankets, it would be most appreciated! Contact Jean Hulsey for more information.
Skeins of Love Prayer Shawl Ministry If you would like to join this group, but don’t know how to crochet or knit, we have talented la-dies ready to teach you. We also have knitting needles, crochet hooks, yarn and love to share. We meet on Thursdays at 10:00am in the Connection. Prayer shawls may be the main purpose, but this group does so much more! Small comfort squares, hats for chemo patients, scarves, etc. There is a project for every skill level! If you know of someone who would benefit from one of our gifts, please contact the Church Office.
Bridging Generations
Thank you for your generous giving
towards the Bridging Generations
Faith Commitment Campaign!
General Budget Total 2019 General Budget: $732,121.00 Monthly Need (Avg Per Month) $61,010.08 Budget Income thru Sept. 23 $483,728.86
Future Facilities Fund Account Balance as of Sept. 23 $83,377.42 Mortgage Balance as of August 31 $987,770.60
Communion Sunday Special Offering Tradition
As you come forward to receive communion,
you may place your donation on the altar rail.
The offering for October will go towards
providing a Christmas meal for our county’s
First Responders.
Your generous “extra giv-ing” reveals your compas-sionate hearts! $450 was given in September for the United Methodist Chil-dren’s Home special of-fering. $725 has been giv-en to UMCOR for hurri-cane relief. Thank you!
Liturgists in Worship Oct. 6 Jerre Harvard Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Jana Flurry Oct. 27 Jake McGahee Ushers: 8:30 Bob Cook 11:00 Al and Wanda Westmoreland Trustees Sunday Lock-Up: Unlock: Sandy Blake Lock: Sherry Callahan
Children’s Church 9:00/11:00 Worship: Children’s Church is provided each Sunday. If you would like to volunteer, please contact Courtney Young.
Evangelism Ministry Visitation October 6 Mary and Calvin Wilbanks October 13 Beverly and Jerre Harvard October 20 Lynda and Dee Petty October 27 Lea and Len Cohen| Morning Fellowship Breakfast: Fellowship Hall(9:30am) Sunday School Classes rotate Oct. 6 Aldersgate Oct. 13 Pilgrims Oct. 20 Seekers Oct. 27 Upper Room
Connection (8:30am) Alison George
Altar Flowers:
Oct. 6 Worship Arts Dept Oct. 13 Ken & Miriam Iossi Oct. 20 Eugenia Burke Oct. 27 Wendy McNair
WORSHIP VOLUNTEERS
Clarkesville First United Methodist Church Staff Ministers of Faith Our Congregation
Pastor Pastor Keith Cox [email protected]
Director of Older Adult Ministries, Evangelism and Communications
Christy Hinson [email protected]
Director of Youth Bailey Tam [email protected]
Director of Children and Contemporary Worship
Courtney Young [email protected]
Nursery
Nursery Assistants
LeAnne Challenger Stephanie Nicholson
Emily West
Rebekah Jennings and Reid Kafsky
Preschool Director/Teacher Preschool Teachers Teaching Assistants
Susan Weidner [email protected]
Linda Angel, Deann Cranford Angel Farmer, Karen Taylor &
Katie Whitmire Kellen Jenkins, Cerra Charleston
Director of Worship Arts
Paula Gibson [email protected]
Pianist Sandra Barge
Volunteer Organist Robin Wilks
Sound Technician Mike Young
Admin Assistant and Director of Discipleship
Jennifer Boydstun, UM Deaconess
Financial Secretary Sandie Gore [email protected]
Volunteer Receptionist Team
Linda Camp, Bruce & Judy Forbes, Beverly Harvard, and
Wanda Westmoreland
Custodian, Main Campus Custodial, Connection Maintenance
Ricky West Pam’s Cleaning Service
Ken Iossi
Congregation, please be reminded that in accordance
with church policy, any and all gifts, signage/posters, wall/door decor shall be presented to the Trustees for approval prior to
installation.
Regular Sunday Morning Schedule*
8:30am Traditional Worship Service—S
9:00am Contemporary Worship Service—C
9:30am Fellowship Time—FH
10:10am Sunday School Hour (Children, Youth, and Adult Classes)
11:00am Traditional Worship Service—S
Wednesday, October 16 - Grapevine Deadline 1:30pm GriefShare Support Group - LH **Regular Wednesday Evening Schedule 6:30pm Parent Workshop w/Julie Young - FH Thursday, October 17 7-8:00am Men’s Breakfast -Crossroads Café 10:00am Skeins of Love Prayer Shawl Ministry -C 6:00pm OWLS Fall Harvest - FH Friday, October 18 tba Youth Fall Retreat, Camp Evergreen Sunday, October 20 *Regular Sunday Morning Schedule 5:30pm Youth Worship Team - C 6:00pm Youth - C 6:30pm Fellowship Dinner - at Captain D’s Monday, October 21 9-12:00n Staff meeting 1:30pm Worship planning 5:15pm Hab. East Visitation & Singing 7:00pm Church Council - AB Tuesday, October 22 7:00am Youth Breakfast - Stoney’s 9:15am Prayer Ministry - C 1:30pm Tuesday Afternoon Bible Study - LH 6:00pm Praise Band Practice - C Wednesday, October 23 1:30pm GriefShare Support Group - LH **Regular Wednesday Evening Schedule Thursday, October 24 7-8:00am Men’s Breakfast -Crossroads Café 10:00am Skeins of Love Prayer Shawl Ministry -C Saturday, October 26 Tba Chicken-Q by United Methodist Men - FH Sunday, October 27 - Giving Sunday *Regular Sunday Morning Schedule 12:15pm Pledge Campaign Celebration Meal - FH 6:30pm Fellowship Dinner - at Chicago’s Monday, October 28 5:15pm Hab. East Visitation & Singing 7:00pm Church Council - AB Tuesday, October 29 7:00am Youth Breakfast - Stoney’s 9:15am Prayer Ministry - C 1:30pm Tuesday Afternoon Bible Study - LH 6:00pm Praise Band Practice - C Wednesday, October 30 1:30pm GriefShare Support Group - LH **Regular Wednesday Evening Schedule Thursday, October 31 7-8:00am Men’s Breakfast -Crossroads Café 10:00am Skeins of Love Prayer Shawl Ministry -C 5-7:00pm Trunk or Treat - C & FH parking lots
FH = Fellowship Hall LH=Legacy Hall
C= The Connection S = Sanctuary AB = Admin. Bldg
Attention! Community use of
facilities is not listed on calendar due to space limitations. To minimize scheduling conflicts, please check your proposed date
& time with the office’s main calendar before scheduling an event or meeting.
Regular Wednesday Evening Schedule**
5:15pm Joybells
5:30pm Family Fellowship Night Meal - FH
6:00pm Children’s Choir
6:30pm Discipleship Classes (Adults/Youth/Children)
6:30pm Ensemble Choirs
7:30pm Chancel Choir
Tuesday, October 1 7:00am Youth Breakfast - Stoney’s 9:15am Prayer Ministry - C 11:45am Jetsetters -FH 1:30pm Book Study w/Pastor Keith - LH 6:00pm Praise Band Practice - C Wednesday, October 2 1:30pm GriefShare Support Group - LH **Regular Wednesday Evening Schedule Thursday, October 3 7-8:00am Men’s Breakfast -Crossroads Café 10:00am Skeins of Love Prayer Shawl Ministry -C 7:00pm United Methodist Men - FH Sunday, October 6 – World Communion Sunday *Regular Sunday Morning Schedule 6:00pm Youth - C 6:30pm Fellowship Dinner - at Zaxby’s Monday, October 7 11:00am Fleece Tie-Blanket Ministry - LH 9-12n Staff Meeting 5:15pm Thrift Store Board meeting - C 6:00pm Trustees - AB Tuesday, October 8 7:00am Youth Breakfast - Stoney’s 9:15am Prayer Ministry - C 1:30pm Tuesday Afternoon Book Study - LH 6:00pm Praise Band Practice - C Wednesday, October 9 1:30pm GriefShare Support Group - LH **Regular Wednesday Evening Schedule Thursday, October 10 7-8:00am Men’s Breakfast - Crossroads Café 10:00am Skeins of Love Prayer Shawl Ministry - C 2:00pm Kite Stribling UMW meeting Friday, October 11 tba Youth Tent Meeting Retreat, McDuffie Co Sunday, October 13 – Stewardship Campaign begins **Regular Sunday Morning Schedule 10:10am Starting Point Class 5:30pm Youth Worship Team - C 6:00pm Youth - C 6:30pm Fellowship Dinner - at El Patrono Monday, October 14 10:30am Ladies Lunch Bunch - The Rusty Bike 6:00pm Finance Committee - AB Tuesday, October 15 7:00am Youth Breakfast - Stoney’s 9:15am Prayer Ministry - C 1:30pm Tuesday Afternoon Book Study - LH 6:00pm Friends in Faith UMW meeting - AB 6:00pm Praise Band Practice - C
The Grapevine, Octobder 2019
Clarkesville First United Methodist Church 1087 Washington Street, P.O. Box 365, Clarkesville, GA 30523
Office: (706) 754-2677 FAX: (706) 754-1276
e-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.clarkesvillefirstumc.org
Office Hours: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, Monday - Thursday
8:30 am- 12:00 pm, Friday
Closed for lunch 12:00 - 1:00pm, daily
Return Service Requested
World Communion Sunday takes place on October 06,
2019. World Communion Sunday is a celebration observed by several Christian denominations, taking place on the first Sunday of every October, that promotes Christian unity and ecumenical cooperation. Join us in worship on October 6 as we join in this international day of World Communion.
