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Welcome to Spruce Street United Methodist Church

Welcome to Spruce Street United Methodist Church. Open minds, Open hearts, Open doors. Are you involved in Mission Blitz this weekend ?

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Welcome to Spruce Street United Methodist Church

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  1. Welcome to Spruce Street United Methodist Church Open minds, Open hearts, Open doors.

  2. Are you involved in Mission Blitz this weekend? A time to build, a time to dismantle, a time to plant, a time to uproot, a time to discard, a time to keep or recycle, a time to gather, a time to donate… Thank you!

  3. I beg your pardon? I said, “PERSONAL AMPLIFIERS ARE AT THE ‘SPRUCE STREET’ ENTRANCE OF THE CHURCH IF YOU WANT ONE.” What did you say? I wonder what they said.

  4. Fellowship Class Balcony Adult Sunday School Classes Wayside Helpers Next to Overflow

  5. Graduating Senior Appreciation ReceptionFollowing today’s 10:45 service

  6. High School Students Leader: Karyn Hoskinson Youth Room Downstairs Sunday School Class 9:30 a.m. Middle School Students

  7. If you miss(ed) today’sChildren’s Ministry Team meeting at 9:30 in the Libraryand you’d like to help our Children’s ministry GROW, be sure to contact our Family Life Coordinator Lizzie Ramirez soon: sprucestumc@labs.net 304-293-3359

  8. Children’s Church begins after the Children’s Moments in the service. Age 4 through Grade 5 We also have a welcoming nursery for infants and children up to age 3.

  9. Shoebox Ministry For May, the Children’s Department will collect bath supplies for Operation Christmas Child. SPLISH SPLASH!

  10. Be sure to pick up a Children’s bulletin for the youngsters in your group. Puzzles and pictures help explain today’s Bible lesson in the Worship service.

  11. Farewell Celebration and Roast:for District Superintendent, Ellis Conley • Today, 3-5 p.m. • Suncrest United Methodist Church (Drummond Campus), Cowan Hall • Attire: Casual

  12. Sponsor a Radio Broadcast or Altar Flowers to Honor a Special Event • Births • Birthdays • Graduations • Anniversaries • Bon Voyage • Welcome Home • Just because Sign-up sheets are on the Name-tag Table

  13. Prophets and Kings • Bible Study • Tonight, • 6 o’clock • Seekers’ Hall

  14. Prayer changes things. Are any among you in trouble? Let them pray. Is anyone happy? Sing songs of praise.Is anyone among you sick? Call the church to pray in the name of the Lord. Prayer offered in faith will make the sick person well; the Lord will raise up that person. The one who has sinned will be forgiven. Prayer Chain:304-328-8056

  15. Each of us can help by bringing a case of bottled water to the designated area of Seekers Hall. Thanks for supporting the United Methodist Women in their fundraising. First Saturdays of the Month:United Methodist Women at Morgantown Farmers Market

  16. MEETINGS Finance Committee meeting tomorrow 6 p.m., Seekers HallMinutes from last month will be in members’ email. Please bring the notes to the meeting.

  17. MEETINGS Trustees will meet on the Lower Level tomorrow evening at 7.

  18. Two ReasonsWednesdays are Wonderful Bible Study at 11 a.m. in Seekers Hall • Parking Permits are available • No need to keep up with the readings – it’s week-by-week Wednesday Night Worship at 7 p.m. in the sanctuary • A Mid-Week Lift! • Prayer and Communion

  19. Musical Thursdays Handbell Choir Practice 6:30 p.m. Choir Practice 7 p.m. Join the Choirs on the Top Floor

  20. “Lord, when  did we see youhungryand feed you, or thirsty and give you drink?” • Scotts Run Settlement House Food Pantry needs our support all year. • Can your household bring non-perishable food, a cleaning product, or a toiletry item to church next week? • Grocery carts are in Seekers Hall waiting for your donations.

  21. We are trying to determine the best way to inform our congregation of Spruce Street news. We have an online survey (www.sprucestreetumc.org)and a survey in the bulletin. Please tell us what you think.

  22. Monday-Thursday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Other days and times are available by arrangement. Please call the office or send email: 304-292-3359 revdrtja@comcast.net

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