Join us on Sept 7, 2010 at 6:30 pm at the Tennessee Conference office to hear Abraham McIntyre share about the Bahamas Methodist Habitat. Light snacks and drinks will be provided for this gathering.
Or join us for lunch on Sept 8, 2010 at 11:30 am at the Tennessee Conference office to talk with Abraham. He will share the same information at each gathering.
Watch this video for more about the “why” of Bahamas Methodist Habitat.
Bahamas Methodist Habitat is a disaster relief and emergency home repair outreach ministry of the Bahamas Conference of the Methodist Church through which volunteers work together to repair and build homes for low-income families in the Bahamas. Our goal is to improve the living conditions and lifestyle for families in need in the Bahamas, while offering transforming experiences for volunteers and homeowners alike by sharing and receiving the Love of Christ. The hope is that volunteers will return home with an expanded view of the world and an inspiration for creating ways to be involved in their own community. Home owners will come through the experience with safe living conditions and renewed motivation.
Thanks to all of those who have come and served with BMH this year!!! You can still sign your team up for Fall/Winter 2010 or go ahead reserve your week for the 2011.
Come and See!!!
Information Sessions
Tuesday, September 7, 2010 at 6:30 pm- Light snacks, Drinks will be available.
Wednesday, September 8, 2010 at 11:30 am - Lunch will be provided.
Please call Mary T Newman at 615-329-1177 to let us know when you plan to join us.
Join us for Hands and Feet 2010 now at 3 different sites. You can choose which weekend works best for your group and location. Each site is limited to 100 youth and youth workers, so you will want to register now.
To register complete the GROUP REGISTRATION FORM and submit that with payment of $35/person to Hands and Feet 2010, 304 South Perimeter Park Drive, Suite 1, Nashville, TN 37211.
If all of your attendees have attended a previous Young People’s Ministry Event during 2010, then you only need submit the Group Registration Form. If attendees have not attended a previous event this year, then you must have each of them (including adults) submit the HEALTH/REGISTRATION FORM.
You will be staying at the host church. Separate sleeping areas will be designated for Male and Female Youth as well as Male and Female Adults. You may need to bring your own air mattress and bedding if you prefer.
Once registered, your group leader will receive a confirmation packet with the schedule for the weekend. Registration on-site will begin at 8:30 am at the host site. A brief orientation meeting will take place and you will be at your project site from 10 am to 4 pm. You will have the opportunity to freshen up prior to dinner at the host church. After dinner we will have a Mission Celebration lead in worship by “UnNamed Servant”. Sunday morning we will worship with the local congregation and dismissed around 11 am.
Please contact Mary T. Newman if you have more questions or would like to register at 615-327-1533.
2010 HOST SITES:
SEPTEMBER 18-19, 2010 - CROSSVILLE FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Crossville, TN
SEPTEMBER 25-26, 2010 - SPRINGFIELD FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Springfield, TN
OCTOBER 2-3, 2010 - FELLOWSHIP UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Murfreesboro, TN
Summer Sizzler Registration is still going on so please join us! You may have missed the Early Bird deadline but don’t be a chicken and not register. Call Mary T Newman at 615-329-1177!
Join us for these opportunities for fellowship, fun, service, and worship. Contact Mary T. Newman at the number above or at mtnewman@tnumc.com for details.
Disasters can leave children in a variety of emotional states. Their responses to disaster may include feeling frightened, confused, and insecure. Whether a child has experienced trauma firsthand, has watched the event on television, or has overheard it addressed by adults, it is important for children’s ministry leaders
and volunteers to be informed and ready to help if reactions occur.
What if each of us decided to help someone else just because they needed our help?
What if each of us decided to “do small things with great love?”
What if in the process we were also served? That is the power of change.
On April 17, 2010 - we encourage you to join in the movement along with hundreds of other people throughout the Tennessee Conference in doing “small things with great love.” Galatians 5:13 tells us that Jesus Christ has set us free to serve one another in love. For more information go to the Be The Change Day website at http://bethechangeday.tnumc.com.
After your day of service join us at Franklin First United Methodist Church in downtown Franklin, TN. Best selling author, prominent Christian activist, sought-after speaker and recovering sinner, Shane Claiborne will give a special message during the celebration with The Re Worship Band leading us in music.
Love, Serve, Be and Join us. April 17, 2010 at 6 p.m. - Franklin First United Methodist Church Sanctuary East.
If you are currently enrolled or will be enrolling in the fall to a United Methodist College or University. You are eligible to apply for the Tennessee Conference Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry Merit Award. This award is given to undergraduates who are working on pursuing a college degree.
The application is due no later than June 1, 2010. The scholarship recipients will be recognized during the 2010 Tennessee Annual Conference on June 13-15, 2010 at Brentwood United Methodist Church.
Olympic athletes prepare to compete not only through training hard and sacrificing much to achieve their dream of Olympic Gold, they also wear the right uniform. We want you to be well dressed to Go The Distance at Warmth In Winter 2010. Take a look at these great designs prepared by Hillcrest UMC Director of Youth Ministry, Mike Worden. Then download the order form and submit your group’s order for shirts before the big event on Jan 29th. You will be able to pick these up when you register and by ordering in advance, you will insure that we don’t run out of your sizes.
The new 2010 Young People’s Ministry Events Magazine is now available for you to check out. Each group attending Warmth In Winter will receive a printed copy and more will be mailed out later. However we are so excited about the things that are happening in 2010 that we had to let you know now. So check it out and let us know what you think!
If you missed Warmth In Winter 2010 you can still see what happened!
Currently archived are the following:
Friday Jan 29 - Opening Session
Saturday Jan 30 - Morning Session
Saturday Jan 30 - Evening Session (currently labeled as Jan 31 7pm)
Soon to be uploaded:
Saturday Jan 30 - Battle of the Bands
Sunday Jan 31- Closing Worship
Thanks to Shane Martin, CCYM Communications Chair for making this possible. We would love hear from you about this opportunity to see Warmth In Winter.
As we prepare to head off to the hotels or the lock-in sites for Warmth In Winter, the ski trip, or the Winter Retreat, it might be good to take a look at this article. It summarizes Jack Crabtree’s new book “Better Safe Than Sued” into 12 key principles. Click here to take you to the article.
Join us for Hands and Feet 2010 now at 3 different sites. You can choose which weekend works best for your group and location. Each site is limited to 100 youth and youth workers, so you will want to register now.
