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1. Vienna Sausages 2. Peanut/Cheese Crackers
3. Juice Boxes
CAP (Churches Assisting People) are collecting Pasta, Rice, Pasta Sauce, Mac and Cheese, Dry Cereal. Please leave your donations in the Mission Corner of the Commons.
The new 2017 Flower Calendar is posted in the
Narthex. Please take a moment to reserve dates that
are important to you or your family. Altar Flowers
are not a budgeted item. They are gifts to the church
by those who graciously sign up. Flowers for
February 12 are especially needed.
You might be wondering: “What does it mean to be
a United Methodist?” Or maybe there are questions
you didn’t even know you had. Maybe you’ve
wondered who John Wesley is or what is all the
different expressions of grace? Come join us…
When: Sundays at 9:30
Where: Senior Room of the Family Life Center
Contact Rev. Kyle at [email protected] for more information.
SAVE the DATE
Shove Tuesday Pancake Supper
First UMC will close out the season of Epiphany with a
Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper on
February 28 from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m.
In the Fellowship Hall
The Shrove Tuesday Event will include a pancake race for all
ages, children’s games and festivities including a Mardi Gras
Mask making. Become the King or Queen for the night by
finding the prize in the King Cake! Put on your Mardi Gras
beads and join the fun!
Prayer Concerns
CMC: Mary T. Foxwor th
Assisted Living/Rehab Facilities: Brookdale: Bobbie Davis,
Harriett Edwards; Agape: Mary Hucks, Carolina Gardens: Irby
Koon; Conway Manor: Edith Lewis; Martinez, GA: Helen
Wakefield; Mt. Prospect, IL: Faye Perrault
At Home: Joann Ray, Car l Har r is, Val Dunham, Lois
Sechriest, Lella Fay Sanders, E'Lonna Butler, Bob Sherry,
Catherine Causey, Tommy Jordan, Lynn Koon, Myron and
Maxine Dunn, Eugenia Benton, Sylvia Avant, Rebecca Howell,
Betty Folks, Betty Jo Huggins, Gwen Mishoe, Billy Joe and
Irene Calhoun, Ruth Thomas, Lois Vaught, Ted Boyd.
Grandmother/ Mother/ Daughter Tea Sunday, February 12 at 3:00 p.m.
Fellowship Hall
For girls ages Pre-K4 ~ 5th Grade White gloves optional!
When: Saturday, February 11
@ 10:00 a.m.
Where: FUMC Commons
Stories, Crafts, Songs,
and Refreshments!
Stephen Ministers are the After People. They are ready to come alongside you—or your friends, neighbors, coworkers, or relatives—and provide comfort and support for as long after as needed.
Stephen Ministry Workshop Saturday, February 25 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Grace Lutheran Church, Summerville For more information please contact Josh Tietje [email protected] or 843-488-4251
First Church welcomes its newest addition, Adlee
Joseph Case, born January 26 to proud parents
Ashlee and John. Congratulations to big brother
Elias and grandparents Tim and Janet Lawrence!
The Soup and Sandwich fellowships will
resume on March 8 following the Organ
Meditations during Lent. If you would like to
help by fixing a pot of soup or sandwiches or
both, please contact Melinda Hyman at
(h) 843-488-4143 or (c) 843-421-5655.
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This is a publication of First United Methodist Church 1001 Fifth Avenue, Conway, SC 29526
Please visit our website: www.fumcconway.org
Grilled Chicken Sandwiches with fixings, Potato Chips, Salad Bar, and Dessert $5 per person, $15 per family, $5 to-go box
FUMC Staff
Reverend Kyle Randle, Pastor [email protected]
Billy Fallaw, MM, Dir. of Music & Organist [email protected]
Josh Tietje, BS, Dir. of Christian Ed. & Mission [email protected]
Danny Clonts, Accountant [email protected]
Cathy Estridge, Ministry Assistant [email protected]
Gayle Fanshaw, Nursery Attendant. [email protected]
Robin Goff, Nursery Attendant [email protected]
James Graham, Sexton
Serving Next Sunday, February 12
Altar Guild: Churchill J enkins, Betty Smith, Bobby Stilley,
Woodie Woodward
Acolytes and Crucifer: Lila Myers, Cooper Thomas,
John Kelly Thompkins
Counting Committee: Sallie Goldfinch, Sarah Staub
Bus Duty: Blake Martin
Trustee Duty: Anna Barnhill, Cathy Senn
Children’s Church: Sammy and Debbie Johnson, Joy Tietje
Sound Technicians: Lee Hickman, Char les Hucks
Ushers: Phillip Thompson (Chairman), Jack Driggers, James
Hammond, Jimmy Jones, George Martin, Blake Martin, Dick Sayre,
Ernie Turnes, Duc Watts
Birthdays This Week
Belated Birthday February 2: Mac Goldfinch
February 5: Will Fallaw; February 6: Betty Dunham
February 8: Ken Senn, Susan Todd,
February 10: June Brown
February 11: Jeannie Dusenbury, Jamie Black
Michelle Rabon
Stewardship for the week of January 29
Operating 9,404.00
General Scholarship 340.00
Good Samaritan 40.00
Haiti 60.00
Missions 100.00
Building Fund 110.00
Capital Campaign 1,061.00
Total 11,116.00
Sunday School 135 Worship 209 Wonderful Wednesday 115 Help4Kids Items 44 CAP Items 18
Bag of Clothing 1
Coat 1
Drawing All Things to God: A Series Around the
Life of Jesus the Christ Join Rev. Kyle in Room 224
at 6:15 p.m. for another Wednesday adult
study option.
Are you tired? Worn out? Burned out on religion? Come to me. Get away with me and you’ll recover your life. I’ll show you how to take a real rest. Walk with me and work with me—watch how I do it. Learn the unforced rhythms of grace. I won’t lay anything heavy or ill-fitting on you. Keep company with me and you’ll learn to live freely and lightly.
Through this series, we will just walk awhile together in our skins and see what comes through.
Voices in Bronze a youth handbell choir for grades 4-9
Rehearses Wednesdays at 5:05 p.m. in the Handbell Room 205
Janet Lawrence, director
“Creed”, a new Sunday School Study
The Emma Thompson Class has begun a study of
Adam Hamilton’s book, “Creed” in room 217.
Please join us for this study!
You are cordially invited to
A One Hundredth Birthday Celebration
Honoring
Catherine Poole Causey
Today, February 5, 2017
Following Worship in the Fellowship Hall
Celebrate!
Souper Bowl of Caring is youth across the nation working to fight hunger and poverty in their own communities around the time of the Super Bowl football game. The youth of First Church will host a Soup Luncheon Today following Worship in the Fellowship Hall. Donations will be accepted and all proceeds will be divided between CAP and The Shepherd’s Table.
