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Belong and Believe in action
“ballpark” figures – and realized
when you add up all of those events
we hosted almost 1,600 people . . . in
one week’s time. The specific rough
count we calculated is 1,557!
In other words NUMC helped almost 1,600 people “Belong” through
worship or serving experiences during Holy Week. (Holy Cow! That is
amazing!) Sure, many of them were
visiting from other churches during
Pastor
Wade
the Noon Holy Week services; but
many of them were not. That is, we
hosted many people who may not have a church home.
And how amazing would it be if even a few of them felt like
they Belong to God through the NUMC faith community!?
Go a step farther: Baptisms and Confirmation. The afternoon of the Palm Sunday Combined Celebration Service,
Youth Director Matt Deitrich and I baptized two youth by
immersion at the Wesley Village indoor pool. About 25 family members and friends gathered around Mary-Kate and
Anna Stephens to celebrate their public profession of faith.
This is a Believe moment. And a wonderful celebration
A WORD FOR GOD’S PEOPLE
In the Fall we began talking (in sermons, leadership teams,
staff conversations, etc.) about the idea of our Discipleship
process at Nicholasville United Methodist Church in terms
of 3-B’s: Belong, Believe and Become.
Remember in the Gospels there was a pattern where Jesus
called disciples to Belong to Him; He would be their Rabbi
and they would be His Disciples. And then Jesus invited
them to Believe. As they traveled with Him, they listened,
watched, experienced and helped with the miraculous Kingdom work Jesus was doing, and in the process they began to
believe he was more than a rabbi – He was the Son of God!
And finally, Jesus empowered them to Become builders of
the Kingdom, mature Believers who became servant-leaders
who built the early church.
In the last several weeks, we have seen elements of Belong
and Believe play out in some powerful ways. Take Holy
Week, for example. NUMC hosted a Palm Sunday Combined
Celebration Service, five days of Community Noon Holy
Week Services, a special Maundy Thursday Service, Community Easter Egg Hunt, record-setting number of Manna
Meals served and four Easter Services. So we took some attendance counts from those gatherings – due to the nature
of these events, some were specific and others were more
BELONG! BELIEVE! ACTION!!! >>> Cont. on Page 2
Nicholasville U M C Website . . .
numcky.com
Nicholasville United Methodist Church 303 West Maple Street Nicholasville, KY 40356
Telephone ~ (859) 885-4481 Fax ~ (859) 887-8785
Web Site ~ numcky.com
[email protected]
Pastor
Dr. Rev. Wade Arp
facebook.com/NUMCKY
Hispanic Pastor ~ Eric Espada
House Church Director ~ Shawn Mickschl
Youth Director ~ Matt Deitrich
Administrative Assistant ~ Donna Comley
Children / Family Director ~ Christina Embree
Choir Director ~ Debbie Mallory
Worship Director ~ Kevin Cook
Organist / Pianist ~ Julie Pattie
Facility Care ~ Loretta Barnes
OUR VISION
MAKE TIME
FOR N U M C
loving
God
and
each
other
Loving God and each other in the heart of the community.
in the heart
of the community
NUMC
OUR MISSION
Nicholasville United Methodist Church is growing closer to God and each other through worship, prayer,
scripture and small groups. More than just a group of individuals, we are a loving family committed to
showing the heart of God to our community and to the world. We seek to provide opportunities for all persons
to belong, grow and serve in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
SUNDAY WORSHIP
/ 8:15 am (Traditional)
/ 9:30 am (Contemporary)
/ 11 am (Blended)
SUNDAY SCHOOL
/ 9:30 am & 11 am
/ 11 am (Children Church)
SUNDAY EVENING / 6
SUNDAY YOUTH / 5 pm
SUNDAY MONTE DE SION
/ 9 am & 6:30 pm
WEDNESDAY YOUTH
/ 6:30 pm
OFFICE HOURS / M-F
/ 7:30-Noon • 1-3:30
NICHOLASVILLE UNITED METHODIST
WELCOME
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP RANKS GROW
Confirmation Class participants accepted
as new NUMC members Sunday, March 27:
Aiden Breen
Son of Jerry and Melissa Breen
Kennedy Cox
Daughter of Eric and Jessica Cox
Hannah Embree
Daughter of Luke and Christina Embree
Evelyn Mickschl
Daughter of Shawn and Tammy Mickschl
Brianna Rech
Daughter of Michelle Rech and Shawn Rech
Gracie Shifflet
Daughter of Kenny and Carrie Shifflet
Twin sisters baptized Palm Sunday, March 20:
Anna Stephens
Daughter of Brian and Micheal Stephens
Mary-Kate Stephens
Daughter of Brian and Micheal Stephens
STEPHENS SISTERS BAPTIZED ON PALM SUNDAY
Sisters Mary-Kate and Anna Stephens are surrounded by their support system – middle,
Father Brian, Brother William, Mother Micheal and Fresh Fruit Children and Family Ministries
Director Christina Embree; back, Pastor Wade Arp and Youth Director Matt Deitrich.
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Keep in your prayers . . .
Longtime NUMC member Doryce Wise and a nephew were forced out of
her home by a fire in the early morning hours of Tuesday, March 29.
Neither occupant was injured but the house at 313 Hawthorne Drive,
which backs up to Lone Oak Golf Course, incurred “significant” fire and
smoke damage in the attic and throughout. Please keep this dear lady in
your prayers and reach out to show your love and offer help when possible.
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Belong! Believe! Action!!! (cont.)
We would like to extend our deepest gratitude
for all the expressions of concern and prayers
during the past months from our beloved
family in Nicholasville. We truly have felt
loved, embraced and encouraged by the members of our church and your care has made
the days of recovery less burdensome. The
Lord has used these days to teach us and
strengthen our relationship with Him.
Thank you for what these months have
meant to us since you welcomed us into
your fellowship and your hearts.
~ Colleen & Jim Stratton
NICHOLASVILLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
at that! Then on Easter Sunday at the 9:30 a.m. service, we welcomed six
youth into full membership through Confirmation Class 2016. Welcome
to our newest members: Aiden Breen, Kennedy Cox, Hannah Embree,
Evelyn Mickschl, Brianna Rech and Gracie Shifflet. Again, This is another Believe moment. And a wonderful celebration at that!
Friends, God is moving in the hearts and lives of people at NUMC! And
it is so incredibly exciting to be a part of this movement of God.
Thanks so much to our wonderful staff who serve by loving and leading
with spiritual discernment. Thanks so much to our amazing volunteers
who are truly servant-leaders in the Kingdom. And most of all, thanks
to God for being so faithful to his people at NUMC. One of the things
we are reminded of from the scriptures is that God is Faithful, and God
honors Faithfulness!
Friends, as we are Faithful in helping people to Belong, Believe and Become, I am convinced God will do a mighty work among us!
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Prayer
HOMEBOUND NEWS /
Sometimes . . . we
have to say good-bye
Mary J. Woods
Died March 14 at age 87
concerns
• Ron & Linda Allen
• Kris Barker
• Toni Bartlett
• Dwayne Bates
• Margaret Bishop
• Jim Blackford
• Mary Jean Blackford
• Hunter Blair
• Breen Family
• Hank & Maxine Brewer
• Bridges Family
• Aria Brookins
• Tammi Burda
• Bud & Jenna Lee Burkhart
• Earl Burus
• Jerry & Debbie Butler
• Donna Comley Mother
• Bernie Cornett
• Chuck Dupree
• Jennifer Ferguson
• Gebert Sister-in-Law
• Lynda Gentry
• Jonathan Gomez
• David Grose
• Artis Iverson
• Ellen Kiser
• Carson Knox
• Dee Kruger
• Walt Leve
• Alicia Lye
• Rev. Bob & Debbie Mallory
• Benjamin Martin
• Brenda Marx
• Demetrious Moore
• Willie Ogden
• Nancy Pope
• Alberta & Kenny Powers
• Sherry Presley
• Mike Reed
• Maxine Reynolds
• Larry & Brenda Rice Family
• M. Ritter Brother David
• Marleta Scritchfield
• Mrs. Steve Seelbach
• Rob Shaver
• Jim Stratton
• Suzanne Tumblin
• Patricia Walsh
• Candace & Jay Ward
• Joyce Watts
• Jamie Williams
• Grace Woods
Widow of Augustine Woods since 1993
Mother of Brenda Cox (Gordon) Cobb
and Lynn (Jerry) Lawson
Grandmother of Eric (Jessica) Cox, Angie Lawson (Ron)
Roberts, Coby (Brandi) Lawson and the late Brian Cox;
Grandmother-in-Law of Belinda Blair
Memorials to NUMC Building Fund
Ernestine Cobb Stinnett
June 1, 1927 - March 4, 2016
Widow of Vernon Stinnett
Mother of Linda (William) Stacy, Martha Jane Stinnett,
Wanda Lou Morris, Mary (Lowell) Boggs and
Tina Ann York; Survived by six Grandchildren
and eight Great-Grandchildren
• Becky • Beth K. • Bob
• Bobby • Brad • Brenda
• Carmen • Charlotte • Cindy
• Connie • Danielle • David
• Dean • Dominic • Don
• Eileen • Elise • George
• Georgene • Janet • Jamie
• Janice • Jimmy • Joel
• Kenneth • Kristy • Larry
• Louise • Madalyn • Maddie
• Maria • Mary • Mavis • Michele
• Nathan • Noah • Patti • Raylan
• Reva • Rita • Robin • Ruby
• Ryan • Sand • Sharon • Steve
• Summer • Sylvia • Tami • Ted
• Teri • Tim • Tina • Tisha
• Tom • Vickie & Son • Wendal
• Family of Mary Woods upon her death
• Family of Ernestine Cobb Stinnett upon her death
• Jennifer and Stephen Butler upon the loss of their sons
• Hager Family upon death of Dickie Hager
• Family of Catherine M. Leve upon her death
• Family of Charlotte Hall upon her death
• Families of Billie Jo Gayheart Hettinger, Children Collin, 5, and
Courtney, 4, and her husband upon their deaths
• Families of Stephanie and Justin Shults and other victims
of Brussels bombings
• Nicholasville United Methodist Church – Pastor / Staff
/ Leaders / Volunteers / Programs / Outreach / Homebound
• NUMC Prayer Ministry • Manna Ministries • Men’s Breakfast
• NUMC Women’s Ministries • Unchurched in Jessamine County
• NUMC House Church / at Rose Terrace • Hispanic Ministry
• NUMC current Pastors, plus retirees Jim Stratton, Lavon Clem,
Richard Mick, Vincent Higgs, Keith Mostad, Gus Lavin, Don Milano
• Missionaries • NUMC Choir • Rev. Mike Snyder and Family
• Military personnel and families • Gomez Family in Colombia, S.A.
• World / Community • Government leaders • Homeless people
• Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts • Drug problem in Nicholasville
• Lexington Gideon Scripture Distribution 2016 • Single mothers
• “Woman to Woman” Ministry • Stop human trafficking
• Protection for Emmaus Walkers preparing for spring experience
• Guidance to invite those who do not know “The one whom comes
from heaven” • South Mississippi flood victims
• Jessamine County Homeless Coalition / Shelter
• Doryce Wise and Nephew following home fire March 29
Members of the Homebound Committee
are faced with joy and sorrow. It is part of the
territory; part of our ministry. We view ourselves as representatives of NUMC, which
the homebound person (or relatives) is a part
of and loves as much as we do. We honor
these individuals in various small ways, and
strive to bring the joy of the Lord to them.
However, sometimes we have to say goodbye.
Recently, three of those we serve have
passed away. In January we lost long-time
member Mavis Hubbard. This past month,
we had to say goodbye to Ernestine Stinnett,
age 88, and Mary Woods (who was featured
in the Homebound article in February 2015),
87, mother of Brenda Cox Cobb.
As a committee, when we lose a homebound member, regardless of whether we
ever met that person (since we generally are
assigned to a particular individual), we experience grieving. Our church loses a bit of
our connection with the past. We honor each
of these ladies for the part she played in our
church’s history.
Blessed assurance, Jesus is mine! O
what a foretaste of glory divine!
– Hymn, Blessed Assurance, lyrics
by Fanny J. Crosby, 1873
Would you like to join us? Do you have
any questions about the ministries of the
Homebound Team? Contact Coordinator
Barbara Robertson at 887-1602 or email to
[email protected].
UPCOMING HOMEBOUND BIRTHDAYS –
• Evelyn Dicken
April 28
• Louise Graham
May 8
• Chuck Dupree
May 26
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NUMC
SUGGESTION
BOX
We value your opinion. We want to know what is on your mind (and heart). Suggestion Boxes are located on walls entering the Sanctuary from both the side (Maple Street ramp door) entrance and near the back Welcome Center (exiting into
the Education Wing), as well as the Community Center entryway. Paper / pencil provided; submissions collected weekly.
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Nicholasville United Methodist
WOMEN’S MINISTRY NEWS
THE PURPOSE OF U.M.W.
The organized unit of United Methodist
Women shall be a community of women
whose purpose is to know God and
experience freedom as whole persons
through Jesus Christ; to develop a creative supportive fellowship, and to expand
concepts of mission through participation
in the global ministries of the church.
Circle the date(s)
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APRIL 4 / 11 / 18 / 25 (Mondays, 2:30-4 pm)
Discipleship ~ 603 N. Lexington Ave., Wilmore
Contact: [email protected] or call 494-5966
APRIL 5 / 12 / 19 / 26 (Tuesdays, 10 am)
Morning Coffee ~ June LeMaster home, 101 Windsor
Way, Nicholasville. Contact: [email protected], 533-8401
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APRIL 5 / 12 / 19 / 26 (Tuesdays, 7 pm) / Hispanic Ctr.
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APRIL 6 / 13 / 20 / 27 (Wednesdays, 9:30 am)
Mujeres Fuerte En Cristo (Women Strong for Christ)
Contact: Cesia Espada / [email protected]
Ladies Bible Study ~ NUMC C003
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Contact: Mary Buck / 885-7616 / [email protected]
APRIL 9 (Saturday, 9 am-2 pm) / Sanctuary (back)
Spiritual Growth Retreat ~ “Where Does Your Hope Lie?”
NUMC Spiritual Growth Retreat Saturday, April 9
The Nicholasville United Methodist Women’s Ministry Annual Spiritual
Growth Retreat will be conducted Saturday, April 9, from 9 a.m.-2 p.m.,
with snacks and final sign-up from 8:30-9 a.m. Pre-registration is preferred by Tuesday, April 5, and is necessary for those needing child care.
Our theme: “Where Does Your Hope Lie?”
In this complicated lifestyle of relationships, roles, responsibilities, social
media, struggles and pains, it is easy to lose focus . . .
• What is the passion that drives us?
• Where do we go for advice and where do we run for comfort?
• As national and world events shake our security and threaten our
future, what do we cling to?
Sometimes we just need to stop, rest, talk and listen in God’s presence.
We encourage you to take time to enjoy being with women of all generations as we worship, read scripture, listen to testimonies and pray together.
The registration fee of $15 per person covers the cost of lunch and all
materials and should be submitted to the Church Office. Registration
forms are available in “Hope” brochures, which can be found in Welcome
Centers in the Sanctuary and Community Center. Limited scholarships
have been made available.
The day’s schedule includes introductions, prayers and worship; an
opening message; testimonies; small-group time in the word and prayer;
time for responding, and a break for lunch.
For more information, contact Patricia Walsh, (859) 553-2610/[email protected], or Katie Lavin, (859) 305-6113/[email protected].
www.numcky.org > Women’s Ministries •
NICHOLASVILLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Pre-registration due by Tuesday, April 5. Cost: $15,
includes lunch. Child care available (must pre-register).
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APRIL 11 (Monday, 7 pm)
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APRIL 16 (Saturday, 11 am-1 pm) / Comm. Ctr. ~
Manna Ministry / Absher Circle assists
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APRIL 22-23 (Friday-Saturday) / Leitchfield, KY
Leadership Team Meeting
Patricia Walsh home, 119 Mockingbird Lane, Wilmore
Methodist Conference Spiritual Growth Retreat
at Camp Loucon Training and Retreat Center. Speaker,
Rev. Tami Coleman, Associate Director of Connectional
Ministries for The Kentucky Annual Conference of The
United Methodist Church. For more information, contact
Lynn Osborne / 231-7241 / [email protected].
APRIL 26 (Tuesday, 1 pm) ~ Ruth Circle
Mary Orme home, 120 Plum Lane. For more
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information, contact June Blackford / 885-4236
APRIL 28 (Thursday, 7 pm) ~ NUMC Community Ctr.
Barbara Absher Circle / James W. Moore study guide,
“The Power of a Story: It Inspires, Surprises and
Lifts Your Faith” Visitors always welcome. Contact:
Mary Jean Blackford 885-3378 / [email protected]
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The Messenger is published monthly. Submissions
should be received by the 20th of the preceding month.
Nicholasville UMWM • [email protected] • Patricia Walsh / 553-2610
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THIS HOPE . . .
[email protected]
Christina Embree
and Family
/ Children
Ministries Director
CHILDREN AND FAMILY MINISTRIES
Over the course of the past month, we celebrated highest highs and lowest lows in pivotal
moments of our faith. We met Christ with shouts of “Hosanna!” and waved palm
branches of praise to welcomed Him to Jerusalem. But what we welcome Him
to was actually the beginning of the end; we praised Him into Gethsemane,
we ushered him to the mount of Calvary. And even as we shouted with joy,
our hearts knew what the week held – the Last Supper, Good Friday,
the dark silence of Saturday. And in those lowest lows, we grieved.
We were sad. Our shouts were silenced.
But, oh, the glory that awaited us. Oh, the joy that came. Oh, for
Sunday morning when the Light broke through the darkness, and our
shouts returned, this time with eternity in the strains. For this time
we shouted to a risen Savior; this time to an everlasting Lord; this time
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Hosanna’s without end.
This was Holy Week. In every moment of it, in the joy and in the sorrow,
we found hope in the Resurrection – for we have this hope, THIS HOPE,
WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY, JUNE 22-24
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as an anchor to our souls. And with that hope, we continue to follow Jesus
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as He leads us forward.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
First Fruit Family ministry continues to grow. We need ministry partners who will grow with us. We need our faith community to join us in
serving the children and families Christ is bringing our way . . . To share
that hope with the generations to come. Will you prayerfully consider
how you can be a part of our team?
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Even our smallest
got to wave their
palms, quite literally
. . . witness
Allie Sturdevant.
Our Palm Sunday
Children’s Sermon
reminded us, “Who
you are is not what
you do. Who you
are is Jesus in you!”
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GLOW! WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A LIGHT TO OUR WORLD
In April we will begin our new Wednesday night Family Faith
Formation series, “GLOW,” where we will explore light and what
it means that we are lights in this world.
We also will be planting seeds of perseverance as families and
sharing them with our friends. If you would like to join a class or
small group to see what we are doing in First Fruit Children
and Family Ministries, we would be more than happy to have you!!
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We need YOU to DIVE IN . . . SUBMERGED FAMILY VBS
VBS
VBS
VBS
Start making plans now to join us June 22-24
from 5:30–8 p.m. as we DIVE DEEP into God’s
Truth and get SUBMERGED in His Love.
Our Family VBS is open for the whole family to
attend together. And by that, we mean WHOLE
Family – Grandmas, Grandpas, Aunts, Uncles,
Moms, Dads, Sisters, Brothers, step-families,
blended families, caregivers . . . ALL are Welcome!
A free dinner for registered attendees will be at
5:30 followed by VBS Fun at 6:15. We will have
games, lots of crafts and some super fun songs! On some nights . . . you will get WET! On others,
we will have movies and games. There will even
be a chance for your family to win tickets to see
Disney’s “Finding Dory,” coming out this Summer!
Registration will open soon. WANNA DIVE WITH
US? If you are interested in leading or serving on
one of our VBS Teams, please contact Christina
Embree at [email protected].
OUR MINISTRY
OF GIVING
It takes a church family
to help spread God’s love
raise community spirits
&
Discover happiness only through giving
Patience; kindness; generosity; humility; courtesy; unselfishness; good-temper;
guilelessness; sincerity – these make up the supreme gift, the stature of the perfect man.
~ Henry Drummond
The most obvious lesson in Christ’s teaching is that there is no happiness in having or
getting anything, but only in giving. ~ Henry Drummond
(Rev. Henry Drummond was a Scottish evangelist, writer and lecturer who lived
from 1851 to 1897.)
OPERATING FUND – As of February 29, our operating income has exceeded
operating expenses by $3,785. Income is $5,298 less than budget and expenses
are $9,083 less than budget. The primary reason for expenses being less than
budget is the fact Conference and District Apportionments are paid as a percent
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COMMUNITY CENTER – As of
February 29, our loan balance is
$235,423. The loan balance consists of
a $135,423 mortgage note at Farmers
Bank and a $100,000 note to a church
member. As of the end of February,
we have a “shortfall” of $2,070 needed to meet the year-to-date requirement for our loan payments.
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NUMC FINANCE MINISTRY TEAM
of our previous month’s income, thus
they are caught up at the end of the
year. This amount represents approximately $5,000 of expenses.
REAL MEN. REAL ISSUES.
REAL FOOD / FELLOWSHIP.
The NUMC Finance Ministry Team holds
tightly to the following verse as we trust
God to continue meeting our financial
needs . . .
“And My God will meet all your
needs according to His glorious
riches in Christ Jesus!”
~ Philippians 4:19
Do you have questions or concerns regarding NUMC finances? Please contact Finance Team Chair Tim Layton at
509-6901 or [email protected].
‘Get Real!’ Men’s Breakfast
[email protected]
All Men & Teenage Men Welcome
SATURDAY, APRIL 16
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
NUMC Community Center / 7:30 am
Bill Sturdevant / Adam Chisholm / Steve Nichols
Hot Coffee & Breakfast
Cool Discussion • Warm Friendships
RSVP with Attendance Card, Church Office (885-4481),
858-2902 or e-mail [email protected]
Your help is requested . . .
ForYour Information
‘Taste of Jessamine’ Manna benefactor
Wesley Seniors ‘Heart’ offering April 17
Manna will once again be one of two recipients of “The
Taste of Jessamine” fund-raiser sponsored by First Southern Bank this year. We are asked to furnish 30 silent auction items. Manna’s Adele McKinney needs help in asking
businesses for items for the auction and cooks for the event.
Please ask individuals and businesses where you do business (or from your own business). This is a tax deductible
donation since Manna is a 501(c)3 organization and McKinney can furnish you with those forms. Items are needed by
We will receive the “Have A Heart For Seniors” Annual
Love Offering for our beloved residents at Wesley Village
on Sunday, April 17 (or any time before then). The offering
provides charitable support for those individuals receiving
healthcare who may have outlived their financial resources.
Please plan to give generously April 17 as we care for those
seniors who have given so much to us and so many others.
(Checks should be made payable to “Nicholasville UMC”
designated for Wesley Village).
MANNA MINISTRY / NUMC Community Center / 11 am - 1 pm
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the end of April for the Friday, May 13 event. If you contact
someone and need McKinney to drop off forms, develop Gift
Certificates, etc. let her know. Manna also is asked to provide help May 12 for set up (daytime) and during the event.
JCPL seeks storyteller volunteer trainees
This note from Pastor Wade:
The Jessamine County Public Library is looking for fun-loving, dedicated individuals to train as Spellbinders® storytellers and to serve as library ambassadors to our community.
Spellbinders is a literacy-boosting program that trains people
in the art of oral storytelling. Once trained, JCPL volunteers
go into the community to tell stories to audiences of all ages.
Volunteers are asked to utilize their skills a minimum of one
hour a month. Registration for April dates is now open and
space is limited. Attendance at all sessions – Tuesdays and
Thursdays, April 19, 21, 26 and 28, 6-8:30 p.m.; Saturday,
April 30, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. – is required. Contact Rachel Staub
by April 6 at [email protected] or 885-3523, Ext. 231.
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Communion
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KNITTING GROUP
Mondays / 10 am (C001)
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Youth collecting nonperishable food items for Each Monday / 2:30-4 pm
Salvation Army Food Bank 603 N Lexington - Wilmore
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“HAVE A HEART FOR
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WOMEN’S
COFFEE GROUP
Each Tuesday / 10 am
(101 Windsor Way)
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DISCIPLESHIP
SMALL GROUP
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QUILTING
FELLOWSHIP
Tuesdays / 7 pm (C003)
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THE BRIDGE
COLLEGE MINISTRY
Each Tuesday / 8 pm
(Asbury U. Student Ctr.)
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LADIES
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Wednesdays / 9:30am (C003)
Family Meal / 6-6:30 pm
Study / Programs / 6:30 pm
Choir Practice / 7:30 pm
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Family Meal / 6-6:30 pm
Study / Programs / 6:30 pm
Choir Practice / 7:30 pm
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Family Meal / 6-6:30 pm
Study / Programs / 6:30 pm
Choir Practice / 7:30 pm
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Comm. Ctr. / 11 am-1 pm
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SPIRITUAL
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Sanctuary / 9 am-2 pm
MANNA MINISTRY
Comm. Ctr. / 11 am-1 pm
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Contact Shawn Mickschl
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New Beginnings
Fresh Start
EARTH DAY
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MANNA MINISTRY
Free meal Saturdays
Comm. Ctr. / 11 am-1 pm