Belmont United Methodist Church NEWS · 2020. 5. 14. · This week at Belmont UMC 2 Upcoming...
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This week at Belmont UMC 2 Upcoming worship services 7th Sunday of Easter May 24, 2020 Kate Fields preaching 8:15am and 10:30am worship services. 8:15am - Facebook live 10:30am - Facebook live Reimagining Hope God has given us a new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. (1 Peter 1:3) May 24 - “The ascension of the Lord. Christians do all that Jesus did and taught from the beginning. Saints are those who wake up while in this world, instead of waiting for the next one.” Richard Rhor, The Universal Christ. (Acts 1:1-11) Joys and concerns ALL are welcome here. We believe every person is of sacred worth and created in God’s image. We commit to Jesus’ example of inclusive love, care, and intentional hospitality with persons of every race, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital sta- tus, faith story, physical or mental ability, economic status, or politi- cal perspective. We respect our di- versity of opinion and expressions of faith. Therefore, as God loves us, so let us love and serve in the name of Christ. Belmont United Methodist Church NEWS for May 17, 2020 Belmont UMC members Dave and Mary Kay Walton are looking for a live-in caregiver/companion for their son, Ziggy. Ziggy lives in a bungalow on North Wilson Boulevard in Nashville. The companion would live in the upstairs 500 sq. ft. apartment, and responsibilities would include keeping up with medications, helping to manage diabetes, cooking some meals, light housekeeping, occasional outings on week-ends, and hiking and walking. If you’re interested, please contact Mary Kay Walton (615- 481-5780 or [email protected]). Thirty years ago, long-time Belmonter Emma Bowman passed away and made an ex- traordinary gift that has ben- efited several dozen young people over the years. Mrs. Bowman bequeathed a schol- arship fund from the proceeds of the sale of her Green Hills home. This year, once again, applicants from Belmont UMC can apply for the scholarship, thanks to the Bowmans’ gen- erosity. The 2020 deadline to apply for the scholarship is June 15, Christian sympathy is extended to Jill, Ward, and Kayleigh Quast, Lau- ren and T.J. Burk, Caroline and Ron Harris in the death of their father and grandfather, Tillman Harris. Memorials SALLY SPANN Donor: Shirley Dodson MARTHA HARRIS Donor: Beverly Job Bowman legacy continues with 2020 scholarships Golden Triangle Fellowship member Bu Bu is a seamstress and makes washable face masks which come in blue, white, pink, yellow, or floral by Jane DuBose Continued on page 2 Bowman legacy continues with 2020 scholarships Continued from page 1 SUNDAY, MAY 17 9:30am Virtual Coffee with Clergy, Zoom 1:00pm Carillon Ringers, Zoom 4:30pm Open Door Singers, Zoom 5:00pm United Methodist Youth, Zoom MONDAY, MAY 18 6:00pm Finance Committee, Zoom WEDNESDAY, MAY 20 10:00am Lectio Divina, Zoom 6:00pm Youth discussion, Zoom 7:15pm Sanctuary Choir rehearsal, Zoom 8:30pm Parent/caregiver hangout, Zoom THURSDAY, MAY 21 8:00am Women’s Centering Prayer, Zoom 6:00pm From oral tradition to the CEB study, Zoom SUNDAY, MAY 24 4:30pm Open Door Singers, Zoom 5:00pm United Methodist Youth, Zoom and the awards will be made by the Board of Trustees in time for recipients to make plans for the fall semester. The scholar- ships are awarded based on exemplary achievement and financial need. The fund is named after Mrs. Bowman’s husband, J.G. Bow- man, who died in 1971. The Bowmans, who joined Bel- mont in 1926, had one son who predeceased the couple. Their nephew, Jim Barrick, also was a long-time Belmonter. LGBTQIA Belmonter Zoom gathering Calling Belmonters who identify as LGBTQIA! Let’s gather together for a Zoom hangout to check in, tell stories, be encouraged, and laugh together during this quarantine time. If you are interested, contact Pastor Kate ([email protected]) with your evening availability! Need a washable face mask? colors. The masks are $5 each and can be ordered by calling Bu Bu at 615-482-3353. Masks can be picked up at her home on Nolensville Pike. To apply online, go to belmontumc.org/bowman-scholarship or for more information, contact Susan Fagan (susanfagan@ belmontumc.org). How to give: Banking bill pay Did you know that most banks will mail a check for you at no cost? Perhaps you’ve already set this up to pay your utility bill or other recur- ring transactions. Have you thought of making your gift to the church this way? Just log on to your online bank- ing site, set up Belmont UMC as a payee, and choose your amount and date. You can make a one-time gift or even set up a regularly recurring check to be mailed out every week, every two weeks, or every month. Contact your local bank if you have questions on how to get started. For other giving questions, visit belmontumc.org/give or contact Mark Hagewood (mark@belmon- tumc.org). Caregiver needed
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This week at Belmont UMC
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Upcoming worship services
7th Sunday of EasterMay 24, 2020Kate Fields preaching 8:15am and 10:30am worship services.8:15am - Facebook live10:30am - Facebook live
Reimagining Hope God has given us a new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. (1 Peter 1:3)May 24 - “The ascension of the Lord. Christians do all that Jesus did and taught from the beginning. Saints are those who wake up while in this world, instead of waiting for the next one.” Richard Rhor, The Universal Christ. (Acts 1:1-11)
Joys and concerns
ALL are welcome here.We believe every person is of sacred worth and created in God’s image. We commit to Jesus’ example of inclusive love, care, and intentional hospitality with persons of every race, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital sta-tus, faith story, physical or mental ability, economic status, or politi-cal perspective. We respect our di-versity of opinion and expressions of faith. Therefore, as God loves us, so let us love and serve in the name of Christ.
Belmont United Methodist Church
NEWS forMay 17, 2020
Belmont UMC members Dave and Mary Kay Walton are looking for a live-in caregiver/companion for their son, Ziggy. Ziggy lives in a bungalow on North Wilson Boulevard in Nashville. The companion would live in the upstairs 500 sq. ft. apartment, and responsibilities would include keeping up with medications, helping to manage diabetes, cooking some meals, light housekeeping, occasional outings on week-ends, and hiking and walking. If you’re interested, please contact Mary Kay Walton (615-481-5780 or [email protected]).
Thirty years ago, long-time Belmonter Emma Bowman passed away and made an ex-traordinary gift that has ben-efited several dozen young people over the years. Mrs. Bowman bequeathed a schol-arship fund from the proceeds of the sale of her Green Hills home. This year, once again, applicants from Belmont UMC can apply for the scholarship, thanks to the Bowmans’ gen-erosity. The 2020 deadline to apply for the scholarship is June 15,
Christian sympathy is extended toJill, Ward, and Kayleigh Quast, Lau-ren and T.J. Burk, Caroline and Ron Harris in the death of their father and grandfather, Tillman Harris.
MemorialsSALLY SPANN
Donor:Shirley Dodson
MARTHA HARRISDonor:
Beverly Job
Bowman legacy continues with 2020 scholarships
Golden Triangle Fellowship member Bu Bu is a seamstress and makes washable face masks which come in blue, white, pink, yellow, or floral
by Jane DuBose
Continued on page 2
Bowman legacy continues with 2020 scholarships Continued from page 1
SUNDAY, MAY 179:30am Virtual Coffee with Clergy, Zoom1:00pm Carillon Ringers, Zoom4:30pm Open Door Singers, Zoom5:00pm United Methodist Youth, Zoom
MONDAY, MAY 186:00pm Finance Committee, Zoom
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20 10:00am Lectio Divina, Zoom6:00pm Youth discussion, Zoom7:15pm Sanctuary Choir rehearsal, Zoom8:30pm Parent/caregiver hangout, Zoom
THURSDAY, MAY 218:00am Women’s Centering Prayer, Zoom6:00pm From oral tradition to the CEB study, Zoom
SUNDAY, MAY 244:30pm Open Door Singers, Zoom5:00pm United Methodist Youth, Zoom
and the awards will be made by the Board of Trustees in time for recipients to make plans for the fall semester. The scholar-ships are awarded based on exemplary achievement and financial need. The fund is named after Mrs. Bowman’s husband, J.G. Bow-man, who died in 1971. The Bowmans, who joined Bel-mont in 1926, had one son who predeceased the couple. Their nephew, Jim Barrick, also was a long-time Belmonter.LGBTQIA Belmonter
Zoom gatheringCalling Belmonters who identify as LGBTQIA! Let’s gather together for a Zoom hangout to check in, tell stories, be encouraged, and laugh together during this quarantine time. If you are interested, contact Pastor Kate ([email protected]) with your evening availability!
Need a washable face mask?colors. The masks are $5 each and can be ordered by calling Bu Bu at 615-482-3353. Masks can be picked up at her home on Nolensville Pike.
To apply online, go to belmontumc.org/bowman-scholarship or for more information, contact Susan Fagan ([email protected]).
How to give: Banking bill pay
Did you know that most banks will mail a check for you at no cost? Perhaps you’ve already set this up to pay your utility bill or other recur-ring transactions. Have you thought of making your gift to the church this way? Just log on to your online bank-ing site, set up Belmont UMC as a payee, and choose your amount and date. You can make a one-time gift or even set up a regularly recurring check to be mailed out every week, every two weeks, or every month. Contact your local bank if you have questions on how to get started. For other giving questions, visit belmontumc.org/give or contact Mark Hagewood ([email protected]).
Caregiver needed
