April Newsletter 2020
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How is the “GO BE THE CHURCH” coming?
I hope everyone is surviving and staying sane in our recent pandemic! I had initially intended to talk about Easter in this newsletter. But instead, it has been a week when our wildest dreams – right out of a pandemic movie became a reality. It has brought “changes” that we never imagined in just a…
March Newsletter 2020
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OUR NEXT STUDY: God’s Great Love Story
OK…people of the Mingo United Methodist Church – at the beginning of this year, you had the opportunity to prioritize how you wanted to be different by the end of 2020. We just completed 21 days of John Wesley’s challenging questions. Now we move to addressing our need to learn more about the Bible. But…
February Newsletter 2020
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Join Others in the 21-Day Challenge! Intentional Discipleship in the New Year
This new year, we wanted to help our church family and others beyond to intentionally grow in our faith and discipleship by the end of 2020. We began by asking “Where would you like to see yourself in your Faith /Discipleship Journey by the end of 2020?” It mirrored a similar question that was historically…
January Newsletter 2020
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It’s 2020! Unbelievable!
Ready or not… here it comes! A New Year with all it holds for us, our family and the unknown. So, how are you doing about a new year rushing towards us? A friend of mine said: “As far as the New Year goes… I can see the light at the end of the tunnel.…
December Newsletter 2019
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Joy— Rediscovering the Joy of Christmas
“There it is! You have let me experience the joys of life and the exquisite pleasures of true joy!” (Psalm 16:11 – paraphrased) Recently, a group of kids were asked: How would you define JOY? They responded: “When you are feeling happy.” I was really caught by this answer. It reminded me of a time…