A Newsletter Publication of First United Methodist Church, Jackson, Tennessee

January 18, 2012 | Volume 11 Issue 2 jacksonfumc.org

SEEKING GOD | KNOWING CHRIST | SHARING HIS LOVE

FIRST EDITIONFIRST EDITIONDOWNTOWN JACKSON

Combined Worship ServiceJanuary 29

10:00 a.m. • SanctuaryBaby Blessings

“Find Us Faithful”Christian Unity

Mary Beth Bernheisel, preachingSunday School will not meet

“Soup Smorgasbord”in the Gym following worship

Bennett Franklin Bratcherson of Dave and Julie Bratcher

Sarah Grace Harpole daughter of Heath and Sherry Harpole

Mary Mac Hise daughter of Tripp and Lauralee Hise

Harper Rebecca Lane daughter of Harry and Alison Lane

William Baker Miller son of Preston and Allison Miller

Rhett Matthew Nelson son of Matthew and Megan Nelson

Everette Bond Teague son of Trey and Ashley Teague

Dianne Marie Thorn daughter of Richard and Jenni Thorn

Grace Adair Whetstone daughter of Chris and Joy Whetstone

Abigail Susan Woodruff daughter of Luke and Angie Woodruff

FUMC Valentine’s DinnerFebruary 10

5:30 p.m. Music & Photos6:15 p.m. Dinner and Fun!$40 per couple, $20 per single

Register at jacksonfumc.org,or call the church, 422-4002.Limited seating. Reservations with payment required by Monday, February 6.

Buffet Menu: Beef Tenderloin, Shrimp Scampi, Roasted Asparagus, Mashed Potato Bar, Dessert: Tiramisu, Bananas Foster

Blessing the Babies Born in 2011

Find Us Faithful

Reserve your spot!

First Edition January 18, 2012 page 2

Greeters for Sunday, January 22Jerry & Ann Woodall, Hunter & Joyce Partee, Dicky & Sam Welch, Truman Murray, Jerry & Ruth Ann Smith, Robert & Karen Hopper, Val Exum

Greeters for Sunday, January 29John & Ginger New, Lisa Hurd

Greeters for Sunday, February 5Garey & Jan Littrell, Brian & Ashley Taylor, Mike & Nan Simmons, Kathryn Jobe, Chris & Jerri Sue Maxwell, Preston & Allison Miller, Jim McLemoreIf you are unable to greet, please find a replacement.

Greeters

BAPTISMS

FUMC FOUNDATION“Christian stewardship guides us to think of the future. Have your estate plan prepared now and include a gift to the Church.”To learn about FUMC’s Foundation and Planned Giving, contact Jim Scott, Chairman. 668-4775 or e-mail patandscotty@aeneas.net

SympathySympathy is extended to:• Tammy McCoy and family in the death of her

aunt, Ruby Ferrell of Friendship, TN.• Ed Hare and family on the Jan. 6, 2012 death

of his mother, Alystine Hare. She was the widow of the late Clarence “Lefty” Hare, retired Methodist minister of the Memphis Conference.

Harper Rebecca Lane and Ayden Zaccheus Graves received the sacrament of baptism on Sunday, January 15. Their parents are Harry & Alison Lane. Their grandparents are Harry & Becky Lane and Raymond & Kathy Tritt. We welcome Harper and Ayden into the household of God!

FUMC Gym4:15 - 5:15 p.m.

Tuesdays & ThursdaysLeader: Pam McCarty

Cost: $5/session

2012 Antique and Garden Show of NashvilleFriday, February 108:30 AM - Leave Jackson FUMC parking lot$30/person (includes ticket and transportation)To reserve your spot, call the church office, 422-4002.Lunch is available on-site

Adult OpportunitiesContact Pam Jaco, pam@jacksonfumc.org, 422-4002

WEL

COM

E You are invited to

*FUMC Newcomer ClassesWho Are We?

February 12 - March 410:00 - 10:50 a.m.

Clayton Hall Conference Room*First United Methodist Church

First Edition January 18, 2012 page 3

Prayer BreakfastJanuary 31

7:00-8:00 AMBreakfast Donation $5

Clayton HallSpeaker:

Rev. Steven Fonville Pastor, Mt. Zion UMC

Director /Campus Minister for Wesley Foundation, University

of Memphis – Lambuth(former chaplain at Lambuth)

Sunday Schoolby David Hollis

Our calling, directly from Jesus, is to make disciples. Being disciples and making them requires much more than coming to a worship service once a week, although, that's certainly a necessary component. Some of the most critical spiritual formation we do, takes place in small groups that meet together to study God's word, share God's work, and seek God's will and direction in the lives of fellow followers. At FUMC, there are several different kinds of these groups, but the most fundamental to our identity and mission is the Sunday School class. Lately, we have become aware of several concerns related to Sunday School - particularly a time crunch that makes learning and sharing in fellowship difficult. As a church, we must grapple

with these issues together and seek solutions that will keep us obedient to our calling. Above all, it must be clear that Sunday School classes are vital to the making of disciples, and we strive to do all we can to see these groups flourishing and fruitful. May God find us faithful to work together toward this task.

Leaders of classes or those who have ideas and a willingness to work through these issues are invited to the first Key Leader's meeting, Monday, February 7, 11:30 a.m. in Clayton Hall or the Church Council meeting, Monday, February 20 at 6:00 p.m..

“Sunday School classes are vital to the making of disciples”

Come and bring a friend, neighbor, or coworker

Mid-Week Downtown Worship Service

Wednesdaysat Noon

in the SanctuarySinging • Reflection

Scripture • Communion

New Location for RIFA Soup Kitchen Sign-ups

Newman Center,

Lower Level

Print copies available in church lobbies. To receive as e-news, subscribe at

www.memphis-umc.org

January Mission Chest Needs - A snack drive for ARM’s after-school program, The Hub Club.

• Fruit snacks• Chips• Granola bars • Drinks

These items may be placed in the Mission Chest located in the main lobby. For more information about Area Relief Ministries, visit: areareliefministries.org

January Mission Focus: Area Relief Ministries (A.R.M.)

SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS SKYPES, JANUARY 15The Genesis Sunday School Class and FUMC Youth enjoyed “talking live” with Andrew Kirk, about his mission work with Street Boys in Africa. Andrew is the son of Tharon & Cecil Kirk.

First Edition January 18, 2012 page 4

2012 Altar FlowersThere are still several Sundays open for anyone who wishes to provide Altar Flowers in 2012. Please sign up on the Altar Flower Calendar located in Disciple Hall if you wish to do so. Be sure to leave us your phone number so we can contact you regarding details.

Altar Flowers are a wonderful way to honor or memorialize a loved one, family member, or simply to the glory of God...

FUMC Kids’ NewsProverbs 22:6 - Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it.

Polar Bear Swim at YMCASaturday, January 28 Family Fun 3:00-5:00 p.m.Cost: $1 per personSign up at jacksonfumc.org

Do you have a family member actively serving in the military?If so, please contact Tricia Odom, 422-4002 or todom@jacksonfumc.org, with name and address to be added to the church prayer list.

IT’S GIRL SCOUT COOKIE ORDER TIME!FUMC GIRL SCOUT TROOP #43088 begins presales as a part of the local Heart of the South cookie sale.

There are 3 ways to order:1. Find a Brownie or Daisy Scout2. Sign up on the 2nd floor, Girl Scout Rm. 3163. Sign up at the church office

Presales continue through January 30. Provide your name, phone number and # of boxes at sign up locations. Payment of $3.50 per box upon delivery. Individual Sales and booths will last as long as supplies do into mid-March.

Thanks for your support of FUMC’s first year Girl Scout Troop #43088!

Questions? Contact Toni Camp, 394-0352, Rhonda Murray, 298-1773, or Inge Poole, 225-5053

Do YOU have your copy?

• Discover how our church operates and governs itself.

• Read Pastor Dan Camp's "State of the Church," Causes for Celebration, Our Challenges

• Use this handy guide to get to know committee leaders,

staff members and for contact information

Stop by Disciple Hall this week to pick up your 2012 Find Us Faithful booklet!

First Edition January 18, 2012 page 5

Everyone invited

Terry McRoberts FUMC Organist

presents a piano recital of music

exploring the works of Chinese composers,

American composers, and Chopin

Tuesday, February 7 7:30 p.m.

Union University, Hartley Hall During his fall semester research leave from teaching, Terry went to China, where he lectured on the piano music of Chopin and piano music by American composers. While there, he also studied piano music by Chinese composers. The Chinese selections are representative of those composed during the twentieth century in that country. The group of Chopin pieces includes the beloved Waltz in C-Sharp Minor.

After intermission, McRoberts will perform a wide variety of music by American composers including Copland, Joplin, Cowell, and Gershwin. Also featured will be music by Chen Yi a Chinese composer, who teaches at the University of Missouri-Kansas City.

January 276-10 PMMezzanineBring a snack to share. Come and go as you like.Questions? Contact marilynn@jacksonfumc.org

PaintTalk

Scrap BookLaugh

KnitCollage

Draw Sew

CREATE!

Art &Soul

Mission Notes

Stephen Ministry by Tharon Kirk

Over the weekend, Stephen Ministry began training a new

group of Stephen Ministers for our FUMC Stephen Ministry. We are excited to have new people preparing to join us.

New trainees include: David Cagle, Wes Clayton, David Eblen, David Hollis, Lisa Rice, Judy Smith, Marie Stephenson, Jenni Thorn, Melissa Van Pelt, and Stan Warren. Stephen Ministry training involves 50 hours of training, so

these folks will be preparing themselves over the next four months. We look forward to commissioning them as Stephen Ministers later in the year when they complete the training. When you see them, let them know how much you appreciate what they are doing.

The winter months can often be hard for many people. The colder weather and shorter days keep people indoors more and often contribute to a feeling of isolation. If you know someone who is experiencing some “winter blues,” you might suggest Stephen Ministry. We want to be there for persons who are going through difficult times. Please call the church, 422-4002, and ask to speak to someone about Stephen Ministry.

Souper Bowl Luncheon Fundraiser

Proceeds to benefit RIFA

Sunday, February 5Following Sunday School and Traditional worship.

SOUP, SANDWICHES, and MORE!Watch for pre-order forms

Current UMY “BIG GAME BASH” 5:00 p.m. in the Youth Area

Youth News & Events

Current Youth Family NightSunday, January 29Dinner at 5:00 p.m.Program at 5:45 p.m.featuring Bill Seymour, former President of Lambuth University, “Making the Final College Choice”

First Edition January 18, 2012 page 6

Weekly Opportunities

Sunday, January 22 9:00 AM First Awakening Service 10:00 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Traditional Service 3:30 PM Stuart/Camp Basketball 5:00 PM Kid’s Who Care Club 5:00 PM “Current” UMY Bible

Study

Monday, January 23 1:30 PM Staff Meeting 5:30 PM Sr. Olympic Basketball 6:00 PM SPRC Meeting 7:00 PM Women’s Ministry Committee

Mtg. 7:30 PM Men’s Basketball

Tuesday, January 24 7:00 AM United Methodist Men 9:00 AM Mugs & Muffins Bible

Study 4:15 PM Zumba 5:00 PM Trustees Meeting 5:45 PM Youth League Basketball 6:00 PM Stephen Ministry Meeting 6:30 PM Youth Worker Gathering

Wednesday, January 25 10:00 AM Pastors Bible Study 10:00 AM Invitation to Presence 12:00 PM Mid-Week Downtown Worship

Service 3:30 PM WINGS (Witnessing IN God’s

Sanctuary) 3:30 PM WEF Open Gym 5:00 PM WEF Dinner 5:30 PM Angel Choir Practice 5:45 PM Confirmation Class 6:00 PM WEF Classes/Activities 6:00 PM Good News Choir Practice 6:00 PM Prime Ringers 6:00 PM First Awakening Band

Rehearsal 6:30 PM Celebration Singers Practice 7:00 PM FUMC Harris Basketball 7:00 PM Sanctuary Choir

Thursday, January 26 4:15 PM Zumba 5:30 PM FUMC Eblen Basketball 7:15 PM FUMC Carkuff Basketball

Friday, January 27 6:00 PM Art & Soul

Saturday, January 28 3:00 PM Polar Bear Swim

Sunday, January 29 10:00 AM Combined Service 11:00 AM Joint Worship Service

Lunch 4:00 PM Junior High Youth Council 5:00 PM “Current” UMY Family

Night 6:00 PM Mitchell Basketball Practice

Monday, January 30 1:30 PM Staff Meeting 5:30 PM Sr. Olympic Basketball 7:30 PM Men’s Basketball

Tuesday, January 31 7:00 AM UMM Prayer Breakfast 9:00 AM Mugs & Muffins Bible

Study 4:15 PM Zumba 5:45 PM Youth League Basketball 6:00 PM Stephen Ministry Meeting

Wednesday, February 1 10:00 AM Pastors Bible Study 10:00 AM Invitation to Presence

New Year! Fresh Start!Wednesday Evening Fellowship (WEF)

Dinner 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. • Clayton Hall$6 Adults, $3 Children, $20 Family Maximum

Classes/Activities 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Children/Youth Programming

Angel Choir (Preschool)5:30-6:00 p.m.Worship Room

Good News Choir(Grades K-1)6:30 - 7:00 p.m.Gathering Room

Celebration Singers(Grades 2-5)6:00-6:30 p.m.Gathering Room

Children’s Programming “First Kids”Wednesdays, 5:00-7:00 p.m. Supper, Gym, Choirs, and Bible Class.

Youth Programming “The Current”Wednesdays and Sundays, 5:00-7:00 p.m.

Study of II SamuelThis eleven-week study will be a continuation of the Fall study of King

David, one of Israel’s greatest leaders. Covering the forty years of David’s reign, the book of II Samuel offers a glance at God’s grace and hope through personal struggle. Chapel, Newman CenterLed by Dan Camp & Cecil Kirk

5 Conversations You Must Have with Your Son

Written by the same mother who wrote the popular “5 Conversations You Must Have with Your Daughter,” this 5-week study will offer a fresh

perspective on elements of raising godly sons. “Don’t define manhood by the culture’s wimpy standards.” Followers, Room 112Leaders David and Marilynn Eblen, Nathan and Angela Spencer

Receiving the Sacraments: By Water and the SpiritFocusing on a United Methodist

understanding of Baptism, this five-week course will offer an historical, theological and practical study of this sacrament.Religion for Life, Room 118Through Feb. 8thLed by David Hollis

Yoga Pilates Fusion ClassA fusion of both yoga and pilates, this class offers the challenge of stability, balance, strength and focus. This class is appropriate for all fitness levels and ages. Bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing.Mezzanine • Led by Certified Instructor, Rachel WhiteFee: $5 per class or $30 for all 8 sessions

First Edition January 18, 2012

page 7

Weekly Opportunities

Wednesday, February 1 (continued) 12:00 PM Mid-Week Worship Service 3:30 PM WINGS (Witnessing IN God’s

Sanctuary) 3:30 PM WEF Open Gym 3:45 PM Girl Scout Meeting 5:00 PM WEF Dinner 5:30 PM Angel Choir Practice 5:45 PM Confirmation Class 6:00 PM WEF Classes/Activities 6:00 PM Good News Choir Practice 6:00 PM Prime Ringers 6:00 PM First Awakening Band

Rehearsal 6:30 PM Celebration Singers Practice 7:00 PM FUMC Harris Basketball 7:00 PM Sanctuary Choir

Thursday, February 2 4:15 PM Zumba 5:30 PM FUMC Eblen Basketball 7:15 PM FUMC Carkuff Basketball

Friday, February 3 12:00 PM Brown Bag Bible Study 12:00 PM First Friday Forum

Saturday, February 4 No Events Scheduled

Sunday, February 5 9:00 AM First Awakening Service/Communion 10:00 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Traditional Service/Communion 11:00 AM UMY - Souper Bowl of Caring and

Super Bowl Party 4:00 PM Senior High Youth Council

Monday, February 6 1:30 PM Staff Meeting 5:30 PM Sr. Olympic Basketball 6:30 PM Youth Ministry Team 7:30 PM Men’s Basketball

Tuesday, February 7 7:00 AM UMM Bible Study 9:00 AM Mugs & Muffins Bible Study 4:15 PM Zumba 5:45 PM Youth League Basketball 6:00 PM Stephen Ministry Meeting

Wednesday, February 8 10:00 AM Pastors Bible Study 10:00 AM Invitation to Presence 12:00 PM Mid-Week Downtown Worship

Service 3:30 PM WINGS (Witnessing IN God’s

Sanctuary) 3:30 PM WEF Open Gym 5:00 PM WEF Dinner 5:30 PM Angel Choir Practice 5:45 PM Confirmation Class 6:00 PM WEF Classes/Activities 6:00 PM Good News Choir Practice 6:00 PM Prime Ringers 6:00 PM First Awakening Band Rehearsal 6:30 PM Celebration Singers Practice 7:00 PM FUMC Harris Basketball 7:00 PM Sanctuary Choir

Thursday, February 9 4:15 PM Zumba 5:30 PM FUMC Eblen Basketball 7:15 PM FUMC Carkuff Basketball

Friday, February 10 11:00 AM Grandmother’s LAP (Love And

Praise) Group 5:30 PM Valentine Dinner

Saturday, February 11 4:30 PM Room in the Inn

Did you miss Sunday’s sermon?Listen to or watch previous 11 a.m.worship services on the church website.Go to jacksonfumc.org and click the icon shown here or Sermons on the top menu.

Clayton Hall...

Work in progress

Wall construction for relocation of sound/light equipment

New stage design

February 312 noon - 1:00 p.m.New Location: Home of Alicia Franco, 106 Country Club LaneJoin us on your Lunch Break the first Friday of each month for a time of refreshment and renewal. Women of all ages and stages invited!

Women’s Brown Bag Bible Study

First Edition January 18, 2012 page 8

Memorials & Honoraria

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Alystine Hare (Mother of Ed Hare) Upper Room Sunday School

(Pastors’ Fund)

Robert Moody Williams (Husband of Joan Williams) Tom & Hope Voegeli

Paul KroneKathryn FondaJohn TownsendDavid TiptonBill Case Don & Julia Erickson (Music)

JoAnn MischkeErlyn WebbMargaret WoodsonCatherine ClemmonsAnne FordClifford Armstrong Jessica Fail Young (Pastors’ Fund)

Elizabeth PattersonZena WesternFinis Bryant SullivanEdward MooreJim RamerHelen FiteLee Powers FiteBarbara AnthonyDru Martin Jessica Fail Young (Capital Improvements)

David Tipton Jessica Fail Young (Youth)

IN LOVING HONOR OF

Cooper James Tate (Son of Revs. Sara and Craig Tate) Jessica Fail Young

Alan & Betsy Dement Corbin & Sarah Hamil (Christmas Offering) David & Laura Camp

(Capital Improvements)

Getting Acquainted With Our Membersby Bobbie Mays

My first introduction to Lee Warren was through Women’s Ministries at Jackson FUMC. As participants in Invitation to Presence Bible Study and the Women’s Retreat at Victory Ranch, I captured a glimpse of who Lee is as a person of faith. Since then, I have come to appreciate Lee for her extensive background in the arts and more specifically as the Executive Director of the Jackson Symphony.

Her faith journey began as the daughter of a Southern Baptist minister. Born in Milledgeville, Georgia, she grew up in New York and New England, where her father served as a "home missionary" for the Southern Baptist Convention. Having heard the Bible being read, hymns being sung and stories of Jesus since she was old enough to remember, she came to know Jesus as her Saviour when she was quite young and was baptized by her dad at age 7. She has always been active in the church and has so enjoyed “coming to know my church family at First United Methodist Church over the past three years. We were struggling to find a church home when we came to Jackson. The first Sunday we visited, Pat and Jim Scott grabbed ahold of us and did not let go! We felt as if we had come home.” And soon, they became active members of the Genesis Sunday School class.

Lee has an extensive background and experience in non-profit arts administration. As a graduate of Emerson College in Boston with a major in Theatre and Education, she has served as Dean of the Aspen Music Festival and School, the Oklahoma Arts Institute as Managing and Artistic Director, the Fort Worth Symphony as Community

Engagement Manager, Executive Director of the Youth Orchestra of Greater Fort Worth, the first Executive Director of the Dixie Performing Arts Center in Huntingdon, TN and since July 2011, she has served as the Executive Director of the Jackson Symphony.

Marrying her high school sweetheart after college, she and her husband, Dr. Stanley Warren, spent many years in New York City. Stan is a voice teacher at Union University and a singer. They have one son, David, who attended Eastman School of Music

and is working on his Master’s degree in clarinet performance at Texas Christian University. Music is a way of life for the Warren family for which they enjoy sharing with others. Stan has two upcoming performances to which everyone is invited. The first is his faculty recital at Union University in Hartley Hall on Monday, February 20 at 7:30 p.m. He will also be performing as a soloist

in Bach’s B Minor Mass with the Music City Baroque Orchestra on March 25 at 3:00 p.m. at St. George’s Church in Nashville.

“Music is one of the ways we make sense of our lives; one of the ways through which we express our feelings when we have no words; to understand with our ears when we cannot with our minds.”

Lee’s excitement and enthusiasm for the future of the orchestra; providing music to a wide audience of all ages; for encouraging children to learn to play instrumental music; sing vocal music; having an appreciation for music, is contagious! Lee’s passion for growing deeper spiritually is also contagious.

Lee Warren

First Edition January 18, 2012 page 9

Join Mary Beth Bernheisel

for a six-week study on

“Steadiness in God”

Men’s Bible Study

Enjoy a cup of coffee and discussionMeets the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Tuesdays 7:00-7:45 a.m. Leader: Dave BratcherRoom 206, Clayton Hall Conference Room

Invitation to PresenceThis Bible study is for women who are committed to living the examined life together as they seek to become the persons God designed them to be.

Leader: Andrea WoodsWednesdays • 10:00-11:30 a.m. Room 109, Genesis RoomBook Study: “Spiritual Classics” by Richard Foster. Book Fee: $12

Mugs & Muffins

Wee

kly B

ible

Stud

y Op

port

unit

ies

Tuesdays Through February 21For Women of all ages and stages9:00 a.m. • Fellowship9:30-10:30 a.m. • Bible StudyHome of Paulette Coy 2947 Bells Hwy, Jackson, TN

Pastors’ Bible StudyLed by one of the pastors, this group is open to anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge of and connection to the Bible. Wednesdays • 10:00-11:00 a.m.Room 206, Clayton Hall Conference Room Leader: David Hollis

NEW

Are you a basketball fan? Check out the schedules below.

FUMC High School Boys Date gym location team time24-Jan FUMC FUMC Carkuff 6:15 p.m. FUMC Harris 8:15 p.m. 26-Jan NorthSide H.S. FUMC Stuart/Camp 8:15 p.m. 31-Jan FUMC FUMC Harris 6:15 p.m. FUMC Carkuff 7:15 p.m. FUMC Stuart/Camp 8:15 p.m. 7-Feb FUMC FUMC Carkuff 6:15 p.m. FUMC Stuart/ Camp 7:15 p.m. FUMC Harris 8:15 p.m. 14-Feb FUMC FUMC Carkuff 6:15 p.m. FUMC Stuart/ Camp 7:15 p.m. FUMC Harris 8:15 p.m. 21-Feb FUMC FUMC Harris 6:15 p.m. FUMC Carkuff 7:15 p.m. FUMC Stuart/Camp 8:15 p.m.

FUMC Middle School Boys

Date gym location team time20-Jan Westwood Rec. Center FUMC Eblen 8:15 p.m. 27-Jan Westwood Rec. Center FUMC Eblen 6:15 p.m. 31-Jan Westwood Rec. Center FUMC Eblen 7:15 p.m. 3-Feb Westwood Rec. Center FUMC Eblen 8:15 p.m. 10-Feb Westwood Rec. Center FUMC Eblen 7:15 p.m. 17-Feb Westwood Rec. Center FUMC Eblen 6:15 p.m. 21-Feb Westwood Rec. Center FUMC Eblen 6:15 p.m.

Come to the gym“Cheer on”

FUMC teams!

First Edition January 18, 2012

NON-PROFIT ORG.U.S. POSTAGE

PAIDJACKSON, TENN.PERMIT NO. 116

jacksonfumc.org

Sunday Morning Worship

First United Methodist Church200 South Church StreetJackson, Tennessee 38301 Address Service Requested(731) 422-4002

A Stephen Ministry Congregation

A Safe Sanctuaries Congregation

Traditional Worship ServiceSanctuary • 11:00 a.m.

First Awakening Contemporary Worship Service Clayton Hall • 9:00 a.m.

Sunday School

10:00 a.m.

DOWNTOWN JACKSON

Like us on FacebookFUMC Jackson TN

Follow us on Twittertwitter.com/jacksonfumc

SundayJanuary 22

SundayFebruary 5

SundayJanuary 29

“Who Knows?”Dan Camp, preaching • Scripture: Jonah 3:1-5 & 10

David Hollis, preaching

10:00 a.m. Combined Worship Service

“Find Us Faithful”Mary Beth Bernheisel, preaching • Scripture: John 17:20-24 • NO SUNDAY SCHOOL

Next newsletter publication is Feb. 8

The rosebuds on the altar January 8 were in honor of the birth of Abigail Susan Woodruff, daughter of Luke and Angie Woodruff and Dianne Marie Thorn, daughter of Richard and Jenni Thorn.