June 19 - 25, 2016 Making Disciples of Jesus Christ for the Transformation of the World
What’s Your Story? Share online at www.bumc.net/MyStory Tell us your story! Everyone has a story, whether it’s your faith testimony, a meaningful experience, a story of your great grandfather, or a love story. In conjunction with our current sermon series, we are collecting stories to share across various platforms as a way to inspire and build community among us. We want to know you and your story. Will you share it with us? Contact Rebekah at rharbison@bumc.net for more information.
Sonshine Choir Tour Bags www.bumc.net/SonshineTour Sunday, June 19, between services in the Narthex Stop by our table in the Narthex to pick up a bag to fill for a Sonshine Choir Tour student or chaperone for their trip to Chicago. You will receive a bag and directions on filling and returning it. Thank you for sharing the Spirit with our students and chaperones on tour! Bags must be returned by June 26. Contact Betsy Christie at 615-585-8783 for more information.
Sunday Morning Book Study www.bumc.net/AdultClasses Sundays, June 19, June 26, July 10 & July 17 9:45 – 10:45 am in the Chapel Join us during the Sunday School hour as we study “Half-Truths” by Adam Hamilton. We will compare several common Christian clichés to the message and ministry of Jesus. No registration is required. June 19 topic: “God Won’t Give You More Than You Can Handle.” Contact Carol at cbumbalough@bumc.net for more information.
PointMen Family Fellowship Event www.bumc.net/PointMen Sunday, June 26th, 7 pm, Crockett Park Enjoy an evening of fellowship and great music with the BUMC PointMen at the Crockett Park Summer Series! They will arrive early to secure a corner of the lawn, and provide popcorn and bottled water. Look for them in their PointMen t-shirts to find where to sit. Contact Lisa at lalexander@bumc.net for more information.
Thank You Annual Conference Volunteers! Thank you to all of the volunteers who gave their time during the Tennessee Annual Conference this past week. There were more than 75 people who worked as greeters and ushers, as parking lot attendants and shuttle drivers, at the Connection Point desk and in the Youth Café. We could not have pulled off such an event without your hospitality and service!