Growing Together August September 2012

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ADULT DISCIPLESHIP AT FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

Reaching Higher “Grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.” (2 Peter 3:18)

Growing Deeper

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helpful, challenging, and attractive features of our theology as United Methodists is the emphasis we place on the simple fact that God is not through with us. In this life, no matter how long or short of a time we have been followers of Jesus, God makes it possible for us to grow. Learning, growing, and living out that growth in the world are what discipleship is about. I thank God that I don’t have to remain as I am, but that increased spiritual health and strength can always lie ahead—by God’s grace.

We who follow Christ are disciples. And we who follow Christ are always becoming disciples if we choose to walk a road of growth. One of the most significant tools of transformation and growth at First UMC is an experience called

Disciple Bible Study. You can read about Disciple and many other opportunities in the pages that follow here. We feature Disciple in this issue because this is the season to explore what this group Bible study experience is all about and to make a decision to let the next nine months be a powerful, transforming season of discipleship in your life.

Disciple Bible Study groups have about a dozen participants who come together at the end of the summer and stay together until May. This means that you need to get into a Disciple study while registration is open in August. These groups do not remain open during the year because part of the Disciple experience includes participation in a consistent small group whose members are committed to study, to growth, and to one another.

The first course in the Disciple series is Disciple 1, titled Becoming Disciples Through Bible Study. It is the foundation for the other classes and is a 34-week survey of the entire Bible. This is an excellent way to get the big picture of the Bible and to begin to learn how the pieces fit the whole. Give this opportunity some prayerful consideration as you walk intentionally on God’s grace-filled path of growth for you.

Let these pages inform you, and let the gifted, committed, prayerful team of leaders called the Adult Discipleship Leadership Team (ADLT) assist in any way we can.

John Harman

Adult Discipleship Pastor

Becoming Disciples

By God’s grace, God makes it always possible for us to grow as disciples.

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Disciple Bible Study Registration is now open!

D isciple Bible Study is about transformation that deepens our lives across the spectrum of Christian

discipleship. Disciple classes are 30- to 34-week experiences in which participants read and study the Bible in small, committed groups. The studies are for adults of all ages and experience levels, and they provide an excellent way to build or to build upon a biblical foundation for your faith.

The first class in the Disciple series, Becoming Disciples Through Bible Study, surveys both the Old and New Testaments over 34 weeks. In this course, you will deepen your awareness of the whole biblical story and have the opportunity to discuss and learn more about how God calls us to respond to that story today. This is the foundation class and is a prerequisite for the rest. Other Disciple classes focus on smaller sections of the Bible over the course of the year and may be taken in any order. (See page 7 for descriptions of the classes.)

Each group (typically about 12 participants) is led by a trained facilitator who has not only the knowledge and experience to lead Disciple, but the heart to share in a

journey of growth with others who want to know more about the Bible and its application to life.

Disciple is one of the strongest in-depth group Bible studies available and includes daily preparations of about 30-45 minutes, along with a weekly group study session of about two hours.

As we grow in knowledge by spending dedicated time in Bible study, we find greater meaning in our lives, deeper faith, and sharper priorities. And when we do Bible study in small group communities like Disciple, we develop lasting friendships as we pray, study, and grow together.

Be informed, transformed, and heart-warmed on your journey as a disciple of Jesus Christ. Registration opens on Sunday, July 29, at sharingtheheart.org/disciple, or at the registration table at church on Sundays until August 19. You’ll find Sunday, evening, and daytime classes to choose from. They begin in late August and early September, so don’t delay in getting into a group by registering for your preferred time.

In the 2012-13 Disciple season, FUMC is offering:

Disciple 1: Becoming Disciples Through Bible Study (survey of the Old and New Testaments)

Disciple 2: Into the Word, Into the World (Genesis, Exodus, Luke, Acts)

Disciple 3: Remember Who You Are (Old Testament Prophets and the Letters of Paul)

Disciple 4: Under the Tree of Life (Old Testament Writings, Gospel and Letters of John, James, Jude, and Revelation)

Jesus in the Gospels (comparative study of the portraits of Jesus in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John)

Christian Believer (study of the classical doctrines of the historic Christian faith)

Find out more and register at sharingtheheart.org/disciple!

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Genesis Meets at 9:00 am in Room B200

Sisterhood Meets at 10:05 am in Room B200

Adult Sunday School

D id you know that hundreds of adults participate in classes at First United Methodist Church every

Sunday morning? Adult Sunday school is the church’s largest discipleship ministry and has much to offer for study, growth, and fellowship.

The 23 regular adult classes on Sunday mornings include large lecture-style classes, mid-sized guided discussion Bible studies, and smaller groups that focus on biblical topics in more personal and informal settings. From inductive Bible studies to topical book discussions to marriage and family-focused fellowships, FUMC has a variety of opportunities on Sundays that are sure to include a match for your interests and style. And, there is always room for you!

Sunday school classes welcome visitors and those who just want to “shop around.” The Adult Discipleship Leadership

Team (ADLT) and the leaders of the Sunday classes encourage you to try the wonderful combination of worship and group discipleship growth as a regular part of your Sunday morning experience.

Many of the various classes maintain a web page on the church’s site at sharingtheheart.org/adults. There you can

see a basic description of the group, the meeting time and place, and a person to contact if you would like more information. Often you can also find a description of the current study and other activities in which the class is involved.

At FUMC, we believe that a life of faith is a life of growth, and we invite you to grow with us on Sunday mornings. We welcome your presence and participation as we open our lives together to the transforming experience of Bible study in community.

Growing Together in Community Make Bible Study a Part of Your Sunday Morning

The Genesis Class will study “Spiritual Warfare,” based on the book of Ephesians, August 12 through September 16.

This class is focused on sharing life with one another and creating an extended Christian family circle. In that spirit, we believe it is important to have social events involving families. At our family Fall party, kids paint pumpkins, then we deliver them to local nursing homes. We do similar events during the Christmas season.

In addition to family activities, we have women’s and men’s outings. Everyone is welcome to join us!

Sisterhood is an interactive fellowship of women of all ages and seasons of life.

The following studies are coming up:

September 9–October 14 The Cure for the Common Life, by Max Lucado Facilitated by Cindy Palmer

October 21–November 18 Be Satisfied (Ecclesiastes): Looking for the Answer to the Meaning of Life, by Warren Wiersbe Facilitated by Tina Ripperger

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Adult Discipleship Goes Easter Join us on Resurrection Sunday for a Special Event

Join the Journey Connecting and Growing Together at First UMC

I f you are new to First United Methodist Church, you’ll find the Join the Journey experience to be an opportunity

to make a meaningful connection. It is especially designed to answer your questions about the Christian faith, the Methodist Church, and life in the church family. As you explore some basic topics in Christianity, Methodism, Bible study, and service and discipleship, you will get to connect with other newcomers and begin a journey of learning and spiritual growth together in this family of faith.

The weekly sessions are designed to inform and equip you to understand and respond to the biblical call to a life of discipleship. Sessions will also use United Methodist Bishop William Willimon’s This We Believe: The Core of Wesleyan

Faith and Practice (Abingdon Press, 2010) as a supplement for discussion. We hope that every person in the church

family has a regular place of connection where you can learn and grow in community. We believe that Join the Journey will help you find a pathway to that connection that is right for you.

The current 10-week session meets at 10:05 am in Room C210. Pick up a brochure

in the main church lobby or visit the Short-Term Studies area

at sharingtheheart.org/adults to learn more. This is an ongoing class that you can join at any time in its quarterly cycle. So come along, connect with us, and join the journey! Contact Rev. Liz Greenwell for more information: [email protected].

Here are the individual sessions and leaders for this quarter . . .

July 15 Welcome to the Table!

Pastors Liz Greenwell & John Harman Aug 19

The Church Worships

Pastor John Harman

July 22 You Are on the Journey

Pastor Liz Greenwell Aug 26

The Church Grows

Pastor John Harman

July 29 What is United Methodism?

Pastor Don Renshaw Sept 2

The Church Serves

Pastors Janet Cavalier and Patty Froehlich

Aug 5 Who is God?

Dr. Ron Bentley Sept 9

Sunday School Roundup

Class representatives

Aug 12 How is God at Work?

Pastor Patty Froehlich Sept 16

Called to Grow: Intentional Discipleship

Pastors Liz Greenwell & John Harman

Every SundayEvery SundayEvery Sunday

10:05 a.m.10:05 a.m.10:05 a.m.

Room C210Room C210Room C210

Join the Journey

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Sunday Morning Discipleship at FUMC

Stepping Stones Young Adult Fellowship

Stepping Stones is a class focused on topic-based Bible Study for singles and married couples in their 20’s and 30’s. The current study focuses on home, work, social, and spiritual balance. Future studies will be topic-based using the Bible and additional study guides to lead the discussions. Join us in A100 at 10:05 each Sunday morning.

Contact Laci Settle Landrith at [email protected] or 214-578-9116 to learn more about Stepping Stones, or drop by Room A200 during the 10:05 hour on Sundays.

Faith Connections A Sunday Morning Bible Study

Visitor Information Class August 19 and October 7 at 11:10 in the Parlor

Would you like to know more about First United Methodist Church? Join us for a Visitor Information Class! We will provide some church history, some current information about our ministries, and we’ll take you on a tour. All are welcome! No need to register.

The next two Visitor Information Classes will be held on Sunday, August 19, and Sunday, October 7, both during the 11:10 hour.

Questions? Please contact Rev. Liz Greenwell at 972-562-8556, ext. 51 or [email protected].

Faith Connections is a community. A growing community of interactive study, learning, and faith. A community committed to the basic principle that one of the places that spiritual growth happens is the place where people of faith encounter the Word of God together. It is certainly not the only place, but it is a powerful place, a proven place.

Faith Connections is also a practical place. Basic Bible study and everyday questions of faith come together here. Bible, faith, and life intersect so that we grow together not in theory, but in our ability to live what we learn. In biblical terms, such a life is one that affects and influences the world around us like a lamp offers light.

Faith Connections welcomes any age, life stage, and Bible experience. As a faith community, discipleship and relationship are the focus and systematic Bible study is the agenda. Typically the class makes its way through books of the Bible and sets its own pace depending on the class discussion. Pastor John Harman is the lead teacher in Faith Connections, and he serves with a gifted team of other leaders, including those who lead the group in service, giving, and mission opportunities.

This summer, the class is looking at the Book of Job. The study is called A Messy Faith. On September 16, a new series will begin in the books of Joshua, Judges, and Ruth. Stop by Faith Connections at 9:00 a.m. on Sundays in Room C210, and see what’s going on. You are always welcome to visit, to come and go, or to find a regular home alongside your worship time on Sunday mornings!

Generations Meets at 10:05 am in Room C200

The Generations Sunday school class will begin Dr. Tim Kimmel’s seven-session Grace Based Parenting series, “Aiming Your Child at True Greatness,” on Sunday, August 5, in room C200 at 10:05 am. Each class will include Dr. Kimmel’s video presentation of the session for about 20 m i n u t e s , f o l l o w e d b y c l a s s discussion. Weekly questions for discussion are broken up into three categories: basic questions to get people comfortable and talking; questions and Scripture passages to help solidify the concepts presented by Dr. Kimmel; and questions to help participants apply principles in their own lives and families.

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Disciple Bible Study A Year of Transformation

What are the Disciple Courses?

Disciple 1: Becoming Disciples Through Bible Study

This 34-week foundational class spends the fall in the Old Testament and the spring in the New. It takes you through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation, prompting you along the way to consider the big picture and your own relationship and response to it. By

reading more than 70% of the Bible yourself during the year, you will understand and appreciate more deeply the grand story of God’s love and grace, and the hope of the Christian faith. Plan to invest 30-45 minutes a day plus the weekly group meeting time for any of the Disciple classes.

Disciple 2: Into the Word, Into the World

This 32-week study encourages you to open yourself to hear what God has to say through the Bible and to be guided into your particular ministry in the world. The study selects specific portions of the Bible and goes more deeply into them. Equal attention is

given to the Old and New Testaments, with concentration on four books: Genesis, Exodus, Luke, and Acts (8 lessons on each book). Appropriate connections are made to other parts of the Bible, both through reading and study assignments and through the commentary in the study manual.

Disciple 3: Remember Who You Are

This 32-week Bible study includes the Old Testament Prophets (from Isaiah to Malachi) and the New Testament letters of the Apostle Paul. It focuses on the connection between memory and identity for the people of God. Major themes include the call to remember,

the call to repentance, the need for renewed vision, and the place of community. Remember Who You Are understands Bible study as a call to turn our lives more and more toward God and encourages us to be a people who puts God first—a community of obedience.

Disciple 4: Under the Tree of Life

“Being a faithful community, we freely choose to be bound together as the people of God.” This is an example of one of the “Marks of Faithful Community” from this 32-week study. As the Writings of the Old Testament (like Ruth, Job, Psalms, Proverbs,

Daniel, and Chronicles, for example) and writings from the Apostle John (the Gospel of John and the Book of Revelation) are read, you are constantly reminded that life lived in community, faithful to the Lord Jesus Christ, is the answer to the “human condition.”

Jesus in the Gospels

A second-generation Disciple study, Jesus in the Gospels, focuses on the portraits of Jesus found in the four New Testament Gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. This 30-week encounter with the Gospel books seeks to build a solid, biblical understanding of Jesus’ life, ministry, death and resurrection as

they are revealed through the different voices of the Gospel authors. Lessons 1-22 concentrate on Matthew, Mark, and Luke, with some related passages from John. Lessons 22-30 concentrate on the Gospel of John with supporting passages from other parts of the New and Old Testaments. In the course of the 30 weeks, participants will read the four Gospels and considerable amounts of Scripture from other parts of the Bible.

Christian Believer: Knowing God with Heart and Mind

Christian Believer is a 30-week study of the classical doctrines of the Christian faith that aims at presenting, explaining, and interpreting those doctrines for informed believing. In Christian Believer, faithful understanding comes through the disciplined

daily reading of Scripture and the writings of early and modern church leaders. Christian Believer emphasizes the relationship between worship, belief, and daily life. The beliefs of the Christian community, taught within the Christian community, equip the community for living faithfully and for passing on the faith entrusted to it.

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Growing Together

Steps to Financial Peace in Your Life Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University this Fall

Women’s Ministries Connect with Us!

D ave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University is returning! FPU is a 10-week life-changing program that empowers and teaches

you how to make the right money decisions to achieve your financial goals in the context of God’s plans for your life.

This experience will help you learn about cash flow planning, debt reduction and elimination, wise investing,

and giving. Biblical principles for achieving and maintaining financial peace are central to this practical program. It takes knowledge from God and turns it into action in our lives through a step-by-step process taught by best-selling author and financial counselor Dave Ramsey.

FPU is for everyone—from the financially secure to the financially distressed. Visit sharingtheheart.org/financial-peace-university for more information and some helpful links.

When a start date and time are available, registration information will be posted at the church and online, so stay tuned. In the meantime, if you would like to speak with someone about FPU, contact our coordinator Kay Carlson, at [email protected] or 972-562-8729.

Women of Faith Conference Coming to Dallas on September 21‐22

T he women of FUMC enjoy weekly study opportunities with a variety of topics, thought-

provoking discussions, and great fellowship. All levels of experience and knowledge are welcome and encouraged to participate. Previous Bible study experience is not required. Please feel free to join our studies at any time!

Monday Evening Women’s Study, 7:00-8:30, C205. This new group examines spiritual practices that Christians have used for centuries such as journaling, sharing our faith stories, lectio divina, breath prayer, holy listening, and daily examen. Contact Diane Clay, class leader, at 214-585-1133 or [email protected] for more information.

Wednesday Morning Women’s Study, 9:30-11:00, E215. The Wednesday morning women study a variety of topics to grow in their understanding of Scripture and their faithful response in day-to-day life. For more information, contact Patti Churner at [email protected] or 469-450-6608.

Thursday Morning Women’s Study, 10:00-noon, in the Parlor. On Thursday mornings you will find a place to engage with other women of all ages and stages who are seeking to grow in their journey with Christ. Contact Vanessa Dry at [email protected].

Beth Moore Study Groups, The Beth Moore Bible study groups meet for various studies throughout the year. Two sessions are available: Tuesdays from 6:00-7:30 pm, or Wednesdays from 9:30-11:30 am. Contact Jan Johnson at 972-529-8832 or [email protected].

Sisterhood Sunday School Class, This study for women meets Sunday mornings at 10:05 in B200, providing a fellowship for women of all ages and seasons of life growing together in Bible study.

Please feel free to contact Patty Froehlich, Associate Pastor, [email protected], 972-562-8556, ext. 14, for more information.

Women of Faith is an event like no other. Imagine thousands of women in active worship for 48 hours in one arena with inspirational speakers and music. WomenofFaith.com has the full list of speakers including Max Lucado, CiCi Winans, and Sheila Walsh. During this event, lives are changed, enhanced, and even saved. A group of women from McKinney FUMC will be attending this event in Dallas on September 21-22, 2012. If you would like to attend, or if you would like to give a gift to your wife, mother, sister, daughter, or any other special woman in your life, please contact Tina Ripperger at [email protected] for group tickets.

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A true discipleship highlight this year has been the journey to the Holy Land that FUMC made in

January. A group of 20 from FUMC went on a very special ten-day pilgrimage called “Christian Friends Following in the Footsteps of Jesus.” This amazing trip was organized and led by Adult Discipleship Leadership Team (ADLT) member Tina Ripperger and accompanied by Pastor John Harman. Some of the sites the group visited were Caesarea Maritima, Mt. Carmel, Nazareth, Cana, the Sea of Galilee, Capernaum, the Mount of Beatitudes,

Caesarea Philippi, Bethlehem, Bethany, Jericho, Qumran, Masada, the Dead Sea, and of course, Jerusalem (among others).

Another journey is in the planning, scheduled for

January 18 to 27, 2013. Many of the same locations are

on the itinerary, and registration for the trip is open. Information sessions will be held on July 29 and August 19 so you can meet with the trip organizers, hear a brief presentation, and ask all the questions that you

have. Both sessions will be at 5:30 p.m. at the church in Room C200. In October and November, a series of classes to prepare for the trip will be led by Pastor John Harman and will include topics in Bible study, history, geography, and archaeology relevant to the

places the group will visit.

Pick up a brochure for the trip in the main church lobby, and take a look at the website created around this

experience: www.FUMCintheHolyLand.org. The site has been updated to include details of the 2013 trip, and you can download the brochure from there as well. If you have questions in the meantime, please email Tina at be t t ina_r [email protected] or John a t [email protected].

FUMC in the Holy Land 2012: The Group at Bethany‐on‐the‐Jordan, the tradi onal place of Jesus’ bap sm.

FUMC in the Holy Land 2013 Travel with Friends in the Footsteps of Jesus

Our Holy Land group is sponsoring a field trip to the Dead Sea Scrolls

exhibit in Fort Worth on September 9, and you are welcome to join us. For

information, see the post titled “See the Scrolls” at

FUMCintheHolyLand.org or email Pastor John Harman at

[email protected].

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Personal Bible Reading Reading the Bible for Growth and Strength in 2012

S o far this year, we have read through the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and John, in addition to other portions of the Bible. As we begin the fall season, we begin the Book of Luke and its “sequel,” the Book of Acts. Many believe that both books

were written by the same person. By reading these two back-to-back, we gain a perspective on the continuity between the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus and the coming of the Holy Spirit and life of the early church. We will understand each better as we read and study the other. As you read over the next two months, let what you see and learn help you to walk in the grace of Jesus Christ and live in the power of the Spirit as a witness to what God has done for you and in you, and is now doing through you.

You can get a copy of this reading schedule printed on a bookmark in the main church lobby. Let’s read and grow together!

August 2012

1 Luke 1 14 Luke 14 27 Acts 4:1-22 7 Acts 11:19-30 20 Acts 21:1-16

2 Luke 2 15 Luke 15–16 28 Acts 4:23-27 8 Acts 12 21 Acts 21:17-36

3 Luke 3 16 Luke 17 29 Acts 5 9 Acts 13:1-12 22 Acts 21:37–22:29

4 Luke 4 17 Luke 18 30 Acts 6 10 Acts 13:13-52 23 Acts 22:30–23:11

5 Luke 5 18 Luke 19 31 Acts 7:1-43 11 Acts 14 24 Acts 23:12-35

6 Luke 6 19 Luke 20 12 Acts 15 25 Acts 24

7 Luke 7 20 Luke 21 13 Acts 16:1-15 26 Acts 25:1-12

8 Luke 8 21 Luke 22 1 Acts 7:44–8:3 14 Acts 16:16-40 27 Acts 25:13-22

9 Luke 9 22 Luke 23 2 Acts 8:3-40 15 Acts 17 28 Acts 25:23–26:32

10 Luke 10 23 Luke 24 3 Acts 9:1-31 16 Acts 18 29 Acts 27

11 Luke 11 24 Acts 1 4 Acts 9:32-43 17 Acts 19:1-22 30 Acts 28

12 Luke 12 25 Acts 2:1-41 5 Acts 10 18 Acts 19:23-41

13 Luke 13 26 Acts 2:42–3:26 6 Acts 11:1-18 19 Acts 20

September 2012

Welcome to GrowingTogether! GrowingTogether is the bimonthly newsletter of the Adult Discipleship Leadership Team (ADLT). Its purpose is to highlight upcoming opportunities to connect and grow in the First United Methodist Church family, and to encourage you on your journey of faith. We believe that a journey of faith is a journey of growth and that connecting with God through Bible study and with one another in Christian community are essential to our growth. If the ADLT can provide information or guidance for you along the discipleship pathway, please let us know: [email protected].

“No one after lighting a lamp hides it under a jar, or puts it under a bed, but puts it on a lampstand, so that those who enter may see the light.” (Luke 8:16)

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August FUMC Calendar

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This Calendar features the opportunities to connect and grow contained in

this edition of GrowingTogether. For a comprehensive list of church-wide

ministries and events, visit the calendar at sharingtheheart.org.

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Evening Worship

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Men’s Bible Study

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Evening Worship

Every Sunday Morning:

8:00 am

Traditional Worship

9:00 am

Adult Sunday School

Traditional Worship

10:05 am

Adult Sunday School

Join the Journey

Wellspring Worship

Traditional Worship

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Wellspring Worship

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Small Groups

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Visitor Informa on Class/Tour

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Small Group

12:00 pm

ADLT Disciple Bible Study Leaders Lunch & Orientation

5:30 pm

Holy Land Trip

Information Meeting (C200)

4:00 pm

Disciple I

9:30 am

Disciple I

6:30 pm

Evening Worship

7:00 pm

Grief Support

7:00 pm

Small Group

7:00 pm

Small Group

7:00 pm

Small Group

7:00 am

Men’s Bible Study

7:00 pm

Disciple I

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FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 315 N. CHURCH ST. MCKINNEY, TX 75069

SHARINGTHEHEART.ORG 972.562.8556 [email protected]

This Calendar features the opportunities to connect and grow contained in

this edition of GrowingTogether. For a comprehensive list of church-wide

ministries and events, visit the calendar at sharingtheheart.org.

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Men’s Bible Study

7:00 am

Men’s Bible Study

7:00 am

Men’s Bible Study

7:00 am

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10:05 am, Room C210




Join the JourneyJoin the Journey

7:00 pm

Small Group

9:30 am

Footprints

9:30 am

Footprints

6:30 pm

Evening Worship

7:00 pm

Christian Believer

Grief Support

Every Sunday Morning:

8:00 am

Traditional Worship

9:00 am

Adult Sunday School

Traditional Worship

10:05 am

Adult Sunday School

Join the Journey

Wellspring Worship

Traditional Worship

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Adult Sunday School

Wellspring Worship

Traditional Worship

7:00 pm

Small Groups

7:00 pm

Small Groups

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Small Group

7:00 pm

Small Group

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Disciple I & II

Disciple III (exact time TBA)

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Disciple IV

6:00 pm

Beth Moore

7:00 pm

Disciple I


9:30 am

Disciple I & II

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Disciple I

4:00 pm

Disciple I & II


5:30 pm

Disciple IV

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Disciple I & II


5:30 pm

Disciple IV

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Disciple I & II


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Disciple IV

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Disciple I & II

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Disciple I & II

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Disciple I & II

9:30 am

Beth Moore

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Beth Moore

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Disciple I


6:30 pm

Evening Worship

7:00 pm

Christian Believer

Grief Support

1:00 pm

Disciple I

9:30 am

Beth Moore

6:30 pm

Evening Worship

7:00 pm

Christian Believer

Grief Support

1:00 pm

Disciple I

9:30 am

Beth Moore

6:30 pm

Evening Worship

7:00 pm

Christian Believer

Grief Support

1:00 pm

Disciple I

9:30 am

Beth Moore

6:00 pm

Beth Moore

7:00 pm

Disciple I


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Beth Moore

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