March 2014

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Mission Focus

Mission Focus, developed by the members of the Mission Committee, is a program that meets in the chapel during the Sunday School hour every fourth Sunday that presents speakers from the many local, regional, national and international missions supported by Fountain City United Methodist Church. But, it is more than just having speakers come to our church and speak on missions.

It provides a forum through which our church’s mission-minded members can fellowship together and it serves to introduce existing members and visitors to the wide variety of service opportunities available to them in our church. Mission Focus provides a way to connect people to our church and get them involved with other members through mission activities we sponsor and support.

Through featuring a regular Sunday program devoted to missions, people who are interested in learning more about or are already supporting these diverse mission fields and interests can connect together towards building a more unified mission effort in our local, national and international communities.

Mission Focus currently meets on the fourth Sunday of every month at 9:45 a.m. in the chapel. This month’s Mission Focus program will be held on March 23 and features Michael Feely, Director of Mission Advancement for Henderson Settlement.

The Open Door Community Meal and Faith Promise Sunday are also on the fourth weekend of the month. We hope that people will be encouraged to make the fourth weekend of each month their opportunity to serve and learn about missions. Please consider being a be a part of Mission Focus each month.

Keep up Mission Focus online:

Sermon Series:

March 2 When I Seek a Better Life Psalm 63March 9 When Temptation is Near Psalm 141March 16 When I Need Guidance Psalm 25March 23 When I Am Hurting Psalm 13March 30 When the World Suffers Psalm 10April 6 When God Seems Distant Psalm 22

Pastors: Randy Frye, Daniel Ogle, Amy Aycock

Our Gifts

Weekly Offering

January 13-20 $27,510.25January 21-27 $18,822.80January 28-February 2 $34,698.11February 3-9 $29,219.10February 10-16 $21,971.85

Our ServiceMarch Greeters and Ushers

Greeters: David Smith, Angela Lemmons, Karmen Sharpe, Sharon Dobbins, Mary Ellen Whittaker

8:30 Traditional ServiceHead Ushers: Barry & Louanne Clabough; Don and Wanda Crawley

11:00 Traditional ServiceHead Ushers: Gene Patton and Robert Smiddy; Joe and Dot Eldridge, Mary Brabson, Conrad and Wanda Majors, Doug Shipman, Steve Ferguson, Jay Wormsley, Sue McKenzie

JOIN US ON SUNDAYS8:30AM - Traditional Worship Sanctuary

9:30AM - Coffee & Fellowship Fellowship Hall

9:30AM - Sunday School for all ages Churchwide

11:00AM - Traditional Worship Sanctuary

11:00AM - The Journey(Contemporary Service) - Gym

Our PresenceSunday, Jan. 19

Sunday, Jan. 26

Sunday, Feb. 2

Sunday, Feb. 9

Sunday, Feb. 16

Sunday School 509 492 459 483 478

8:30AM Traditional Worship 204 140 169 149 169

11:00AM Traditional Worship 364 373 307 304 277

11:00AM The Journey 138 132 137 180 160

Total Morning Worship 706 645 613 633 606

EMERGENCY ON CALLFebruary 28-March 2: Randy Frye, 228-5510

March 7-9: Daniel Ogle, 474-0544 March14-16: Amy Aycock, 423-276-1065

March 21-23: Randy Frye, 228-5510 March 28-30: Daniel Ogle, 474-0544

Medical TransportationJean Payne, 688-4165

Stephen Ministry Gail Clift, 922-9408Intercessory Prayer

Mary Bolton, 688-6277Tom Harrington, 687-9460

March DriversBefore Church: Gene Patton 689-5515

After Church: Steve Ferguson 689-9437

Serving Knoxville: Operation Inasmuch

We have been a proud participant in Operation Inasmuch for many years. Churches from across Knoxville partner together to make a difference in the lives of many in our city under the inspiration of Jesus’ words in the Gospel of Matthew that, “In as much as you did it to the least of these, you did it to me.”

This year we will be focusing our energy on blessing the Fountain City community. Plan now to be a part of Operation Inasmuch on Saturday, April 5. If you have ideas for a service project for the day or would like to be a project leader, contact Nancy Nolen at 689-8605.

Our Sympathies

We extend our sympathy to Jeff Brown and family in the recent death of his grandfather, Walter Brown.

We extend our sympathy to Matthew Poole and family in the recent death of his grandmother, Jeane Poole.

We extend our sympathy to Liz Murphy and family in the death of her father, Rick Henderson, on February 5, 2014.

We extend our sympathy to Bill Baldwin and family in the recent death of his father, William S. Baldwin, Sr.

We extend our sympathy to Julie Settle and family in the death of her mother, Nancy L. Gettelfinger, on February 10, 2014.

We extend our sympathy to Stuart Humberg and family in the death of his father, Donald Humberg, on February 14, 2014.

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Randy Frye, Senior PastorPastor Cornered

In the book “Mornings with Henri Nouwen,” the following devotion appears:

“The question is…’Are you in love with Jesus?’ Perhaps another way of putting the question would be: ‘Do you know the incarnate God?’ In our world of loneliness and despair, there is an enormous need for men and women who know the heart of God, a heart that forgives, that cares, that reaches out and wants to heal. In that heart there is no suspicion, no vindictiveness, no resentment, and not a tinge of hatred. It is a heart that wants only to give love and receive love in response. It is a heart that suffers immensely because it sees the magnitude of human pain and the great resistance to trusting the heart of God who wants to offer consolation and hope.”

Indeed, our observance of Lent must be more than ashes and the practice of “giving up something.” In the journey that will lead us to a cross and then an open tomb, we have an opportunity to once more reflect upon the unfathomable…God’s love. We have an opportunity to experience the incredible…the resurrecting power of Christ. We have an opportunity to be filled with a presence that accepts, forgives, heals and empowers. With every step of that wonderful journey, we have another chance to fall in love with Jesus once more.

I hope you will join us on this journey and rediscover the love of your life!

In Him, Randy

Preparing for Lent

Lent is the forty-day season before Easter in which Christians are invited to pray and prepare for the celebration of the Resurrection on Easter Morning.

The forty days, excluding Sundays, are connected to many events in the Bible, but par-ticularly to the period Jesus spent preparing for his ministry in the wilderness - where he fasted, prayed and endured the temptations of the devil. Accordingly, Christians are invited to use this season of preparation as a time to examine our relationship with God in light of Jesus’ life, death and resurrection through introspection, self-examination and repentance.

Many Christians choose to give something up or to take something on during Lent as a central spiritual practice of preparation. One way to do this is by reading a Lenten devotional. We’ve taken the liberty of listing three options that we recommend.

God For Us, Rediscovering the Meaning of Lent and Easter, Multiple AuthorsLent and Easter fully reveal for us the character of God in all of life – a God who brings healing, wholeness and liberation. This is a beautiful book written with mature insights from renowned preachers and theologians who remind us that the light of God shines even in the darkest places.

Power and Passion, Six Characters in Search of Resurrection, Samuel WellsSamuel Wells, who formerly served as the Dean of the Chapel at Duke University, takes us deep into the story of the Cross and Easter through the stories of six of the primary characters. This is a powerful study of Easter that illuminates the central characters in this story.

Lent for Everyone, N.T. WrightN.T. Wright provides an accessible daily devotional with a scripture reading, reflection and prayer for each day during Lent. This is a wonderful companion to give you daily insights and inspiration as you journey with Jesus and his disciples to the Cross.

Sometimes it is easy to feel helpless in the midst of all the needs and concerns in our church, community, nation and world. Many of us often wonder if there is a way that we can make a difference.

One of the most significant ways you can make a difference in your life and in the lives of others is through prayer.

You may not be aware of it, but each Thursday evening at 6:30 p.m. a group of church members meets in Room 138, across from Wesley Hall, to pray for the needs of our church and our world.

Even if you aren’t comfortable praying aloud, we would love to have you join us as an important part of our ministry. Your prayers and your commitment to pray do make a difference and are vital in God’s work in our world.

If you have prayer requests, you are encouraged to share them by contacting Tom Harrington (687-9460, t3hiker@bellsouth.net), Mary Bolton (687-6277) or the church office (689-5175). For more information, please be in touch with Tom or Mary.

Save The Date

Mark your calendars for the rummage sale on Saturday, May 3 from 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Remember as you do spring cleaning to save donations for the sale.

FCUMC Prayer Ministry

Congregational Care Challenge: “Lift Up Instead of Give Up”

Many of us “give up something” for Lent. Our challenge to you is that we take on a discipline for Lent. Instead of “giving up” for Lent consider “lifting up” for Lent.

The Congregational Care Committee invites you to take on the discipline of getting to know some of our church family that you may not know or get the opportunity to meet. We have many members that are not able to join us for regular church activities. We would ask that you step up to the challenge by signing up below to be assigned a person to make at least a weekly contact with or more as you get to know them. Pray for your person, send cards, make calls or visits. Please help us to “lift up” these friends.

You may take the challenge as an individual or family. To sign up please call the church office at 689-5175.

Listen to FCUMC Sermons Online

You can listen to sermons from FCUMC online by visiting www.soundcloud.com/fcumc.

This service now features sermons from both traditional worship and The Journey. This is a great opportunity to share messages from FCUMC with neighbors and friends both near and far. You can also download the Soundcloud app and listen from your mobile device or tablet on the go.

FCUMC Scholarship Recipients

Congratulations to Molly Patton, Kristi Poole, Matthew Poole, Lacey Sharp, Lindsey Sharp, Molly Shipman, Sarah Shipman, Caitlin Taylor and Courtney Taylor for receiving spring scholarships from the FCUMC Scholarship Committee.

The Scholarship Committee appreciates support to help meet the needs of our students and their families. Please consider giving to the scholarship fund when you are making contributions.

Easter LilliesEach year Easter Lillies fill the sanctuary and The Journey in honor and memory of our loved ones. Easter Lilies may be purchased in honor or in memory or loved one for $10 each. You may pick up a form at the church office to place your order for lillies. (Payment must accompany the order being placed.) All orders must be in the church office no later than noon on Sunday, April 13.

Praying the Psalms StudyBy Amy AycockFor Lent this year, to go along with the sermon series on the psalms, I thought I would read a book called Praying the Psalms, by Walter Brueggemann (also available for Kindle). This book is all about how the Psalms help us develop an authentic language for praying to God and encourage us to cultivate a deep awareness of the God who truly hears our prayers. If this sounds like something that you’d like to work on during Lent as well, I invite you to join me Sundays from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. in Room 137 beginning March 16, for a total of five weeks. For questions or to register contact amy.aycock@fountaincityumc.org or call the church office.

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In Memory and In Honor

CAPITAL CAMPAIGNIn Memory of Bobbie Searcy by Reuben and Louann Holland

In Memory of Bobbie Searcy by Polly Kelly

CHOIR FUNDIn Memory of Sue Paden by Steve Johnson, John and Kim Meade, Chloe Harrington

FOUNTAIN CITY MINISTRY CENTERIn Honor of Billy Mitchell by Christian Fellowship SS Class

In Honor of Janet and Richard Bolus by Tom Harrington

In Memory of Bobbie Searcy by DJ and Jean Moore, Sam and Becky Johnston

In Memory of Sue Paden by Tom Harrington

In Honor of Sherri Smith by Tom Harrington

In Honor of our Youth Workers and Teachers by Tom Harrington

GENERAL FUNDIn Honor of Stella Large’s 102nd Birthday by Charlotte Musgraves

In Memory of Bobbie Searcy by Charlotte Musgraves, The McTeer Family

In Memory of Sue Paden by The McTeer Family

In Memory of Rachael Edwards by John R. Strange

In Memory of Bobbie Searcy by Dolores Smith, Conrad and Wanda Majors

In Memory of Bobbie Searcy by Lili Holbert

In Memory of Sue Paden by Mary Emma Scott

In Memory of Bob McConkey by Mary Emma Scott

INTERNATIONAL MISSIONSIn Memory of Bobbie Searcy by Pratt’s Country Store

FCUMC Pastors and Program Staff

Office: 865-689-5175fcumc@fountaincityumc.org

Randy Frye, Senior Pastorrandyfrye@fountaincityumc.orgExt: 120

Daniel Ogle, Associate Pastor for Connectional Ministrydogle@fountaincityumc.orgExt: 110

Amy Aycock, Associate Pastor for Membership Developmentamy.aycock@fountaincityumc.orgExt: 116

Leslie Graves, Director of Music Ministrieslgraves@fountaincityumc.orgExt: 108

Mark Seals, Contemporary Music Leadermseals777@gmail.com

Sherri Smith, Director of Children’s Ministriesssmith@fountaincityumc.orgExt: 117

Jenny Cook, Early Childhood Ministry Coordinatorjenny.cook@fountaincityumc.orgExt: 115

Susan Todd, Director of Preschoolstodd@fountaincityumc.orgExt: 105689-5518 - Preschool

Misty McComas, Net Directormmccomas@fountaincityumc.orgExt: 119

Jean Payne, Older Adult Ministries688-4165

For additional staff listings, visit fountaincityumc.org.

LOST SHEEP MINISTRIESIn Memory of Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Dobbins by Sharon Dobbins

In Memory of Janie Hunter by Betty Hicks

OPEN DOOR MEALIn Memory of Bobbie Searcy by Troy and June Lawson

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDIn Memory of Bobbie Searcy by Mac English

In Honor of Ruth Sloan by Christian Fellowship SS Class

In Honor of Dot Phillips by Christian Fellowship SS Class

SOUND AND TAPE FUNDIn Honor of Greg Smith by Tom Harrington

THE NETIn Memory of Bobbie Searcy by Gene and Ethel Carden

In Memory of Sue Paden by Gene and Ethel Carden

YOUTH FUNDIn Memory of Bobbie Searcy by Mary Ellen Whittaker

Valentine’s Fun

More than 300 people attended FCUMC’s annual Fa-ther-Daughter Valentine’s Day dance on Feburary 8. It was a great night of celebration and dancing!

New GriefShare Group

“I am so thankful for the ministry of the GriefShare program of our church. It was so comforting to sit in a room with others who knew ‘exactly what I was going through.’ Our losses may have been different, but we were the same. God led me into GriefShare, and I am so thankful He did.” -Donna Bell Daller

No matter what the circumstances, recovery from grief is a painful process for nearly everyone who has experienced the death of a loved one. You may have dealt or are dealing with such a loss very well on your own and may not feel the need for additional support. If, however, you find that the going is still rough, perhaps GriefShare can help.

GriefShare is a nondenominational seminar series featuring videos of some of the nation’s foremost experts on grief and recovery who discuss grieving in the light of Christian faith. The videos and discussions with other group members who have also experienced the death of a loved one can provide valuable information and support that may help participants cope with a very difficult time in their lives.

Our church’s next GriefShare group will begin meeting on Sunday, March 9, 3:00-5:00 p. m., in the room 104. There will be 14 weekly sessions, with the last session scheduled for June 8. John Needy, former Director of Congregational Care for our church, will facilitate the group. There will be a $15 charge for the participant’s guide. Childcare will be available if needed for children through 5th grade at a cost of $5.00 per child per session. Interested persons should contact the church office (689-5175) to register.

Lenten Psalm Devotional

Our church family will come together to create a unique and personal reflection on the Psalms during Lent. Each day during Lent, we will be posting a reflection on one of the Psalms written by the FCUMC family online at www.fountaincityumc.org and on Facebook. We will also compile a printed version of the devotional that can be picked up in the church office for those who prefer a hard copy.

This is a great opportunity for us to study and reflect on the Psalms together and to read messages from a variety of FCUMC members. For more information on the project contact Daniel Ogle at dogle@fountaincityumc.org or call the church office.

Ash Wednesday Ash Wednesday, the official beginning of Lent, is on Wednesday, March 5. We will celebrate Ash Wednesday at FCUMC with three worship services:

7:30 a.m. (Chapel)12:00 p.m. (Chapel)

6:45 p.m. (Sanctuary)

We will have Wednesday night dinner but will not have other programming that evening. We hope that you will plan to begin your preparation of the Lenten Season by joining us for one of these services to receive the imposition of the ashes. Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the 40-day preparation for Holy Week and Easter.

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March 2014 CalendarMonday, March 37:00 p.m.: Stephen Ministry Meeting (Room 138)7:00 p.m.: Youth Advisory Council (Room 137)

Tuesday, March 410:00 a.m.: Bridge (Room 135) 6:00 p.m.: Pancake Supper & Family Lent Event (Gym) 6:00 p.m.: Daisy & Brownie Girl Scouts (Room 207)

Wednesday, March 5 (Ash Wednesday) 7:30 a.m.: Ash Wednesday Service (Chapel) 9:00 a.m.: Preschool Fire Truck Visit (Gym Parking Lot)12:00 p.m.: Ash Wednesday Service (Chapel) 6:40 p.m.: Ash Wednesday Service (Sanctuary)

Thursday, March 6 9:00 a.m.: Preschool Fire Truck Visit (Gym Parking Lot)

Friday, March 7 2:00 p.m.: LEAD Kids: Children’s Conference (Gym)

Saturday, March 8 8:00 a.m.: LEAD Kids: Conference Continued (Gym) 8:15 a.m.: Youth to Second Harvest in Maryville10:00 a.m.: Project Serve (Old Fellowship Hall)

Sunday, March 9 8:00 a.m.: Youth to St. George Greek Orthodox Church 3:00 p.m. Grief Share (Room 104)

Monday, March 10 6:30 p.m.: Girl Scout Troop #20670 Room 214) 7:00 p.m.: Preschool Pre-K Parent Meeting (Wesley Hall)

Tuesday, March 1111:45 a.m.: United Methodist Women (Wesley Hall) 1:00 p.m.: Afternoon UMW Circle (Room 137) 1:00 p.m.: UMW Morning Circle (Room 135) 1:30 p.m.: Unit Meeting (Wesley Hall) 6:30 p.m.: UMW Mary Martha Circle (Room 137) 7:00 p.m.: Thinking Positively (Choir Room)

Thursday, March 139:30 a.m.: MOPS (Room 135)

Friday, March 1411:00 a.m.: Retirees’ Meeting (Wesley Hall)

Sunday, March 16 3:00 p.m.: Grief Share (Room 104)

Tuesday, March 1810:00 a.m.: Bridge (Room 135)

Wednesday, March 19No Evening Programming

Saturday, March 22 5:30 p.m.: Open Door Community Meal (Wesley Hall)

Sunday, March 23 9:45 a.m.: Mission Focus: Henderson Settlement (Chapel) 3:00 p.m.: Grief Share (Room 104)

Upcoming EventsREVELATION WEDNESDAY NIGHT CLASSMake plans to join Dr. Robert Mulholland from Asbury Seminary as he leads a 10-week distance learning class on the book of Revelation on Wednesday nights beginning at 6:15 p.m. in Wesley Hall. The class, which began on February 19, is ideal for those who want to learn more about this complex book of the Bible. Cost for registration is $10. For more information on the class contact Amy Aycock at amy.aycock@fountaincityumc.org.

POWERFUL TOOLS FOR CAREGIVERS, THURSDAYS The Powerful Tools for Caregivers program helps family caregivers reduce stress, improve self-confidence, communicate feelings better, balance their lives, increase their ability to make tough care-giving decisions and locate helpful resources. Classes consist of six sessions held on Thursday afternoons from March 3-April 7. For information or to register for the class, contact Pat Satterfield at 859-0868.

WINTER RECITAL, MARCH 2Private voice students of Kathryn Paden will present their annual Winter Recital in the sanctuary on Sunday, March 2 at 2:30 p.m. The program will feature a wide variety of musical selections from eight talented young people aging from 9 to 21. Our very own FCUMC youth, Bailey Hueser, Anna Ripley and Kate Smith are among the students performing in this recital. Please make plans to attend an afternoon of beautiful music!

FAMILY LENT EVENT, MARCH 4Join us for a pancake supper at 6:00 p.m. in the gym and stay to receive a tool to help your family experience transformation as you journey through Lent together. For more information, contact Sherri Smith at ssmith@fountaincityumc.org.

LEAD KIDS LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE, MARCH 7-8FCUMC hosts the Holston Conference Children’s Ministry LEAD Kids Leadership event. This event is for children’s ministry leaders, volunteers and staff. For more information or to register visit www.holstonleadkids.org. The registration deadline is March 3.

UMW CIRCLES MEET, MARCH 11The UMW will meet on March 11 beginning with lunch at noon for $5 in Wesley Hall. The general meeting will follow with Betty Dougherty’s program, “Sound Foundations--Sound Missions,” at 12:45 p.m. Individual circles will meet at their discretion before lunch or following the program. Whether you are currently a member or not, you are welcome to come and be a part of the UMW. Please confirm your lunch reservation with a circle leader or call Marie Perelman at 688-7728.

NO WEDNESDAY NIGHT PROGRAMMING, MARCH 18There will be no Wednesday evening programming due to Knox County school’s scheduled spring break.

Daniel Writes for GBODDaniel Ogle has been supporting pastors throughout the United Methodist Church. He was recently invited to write preaching commentaries for the General Board of Discipleship (GBOD). These commentaries followed the lectionary for the weeks following the Epiphany. He shared worship planning guides and insights into I Corinthians, Matthew and Deuteronomy. Daniel’s commentaries can be found at www.gbod.org.

YOUTH CALENDAR

March 3Youth Advisory Council, 7:00 p.m.

March 4Pancake Supper and Family Lent Event

March 8Youth to Second Harvest Food in Maryville, 8:15 a.m.

March 9Youth visit St. George Greek Orthodox Church, 8:00 a.m.

March 18Youth Spring Retreat

CHILDREN’S CALENDAR

March 4Pancake Supper and Family Lent Event

March 7-8 LEAD Kids: Children’s Ministry Leadership Conference

March 8Project Serve, 10:00 a.m.

Monday, March 24 6:00 p.m.: Preschool Staff Meeting (Wesley Hall)

Tuesday, March 25 10:00 a.m.: UMW Executive Board (Room 135)

Friday, March 284:00 p.m.: Youth Spring Retreat5:30 p.m.: GPS4Kids Ensemble Rehearsal & Retreat (Choir Room)

Sunday, March 30 3:00 p.m. Grief Share (Room 104)

REGULAR WEEKLY ACTIVITIES

Sundays 8:30 a.m.: Traditional Worship Service (Sanctuary) 8:30 a.m.: Children’s Worship –(Room 215) 9:30 a.m.: Sunday School11:00 a.m.: Traditional Worship Service (Sanctuary )11:00 a.m.: The Journey Worship Service (Gym)11:00 a.m.: Children’s Worship (Room 215) 4:00 p.m.: OffeRing Youth Handbells (Room 108) 5:00 p.m.: Youth Choir (Choir Room) 6:00 p.m.: OffeRing Youth Handbells II (Room 108)Mondays 8:30 a.m.: Preschool (M-F) 9:00 a.m.: Aerobics (M, W, F) (Gym) 9:30 a.m.: Monday Morning Bible Study (Room 106) 3:30 p.m.: NET (M-F) 4:30 p.m.: Dance for Joy (Old Fellowship Hall) 6:00 p.m.: GED (M & W) (Room 106) 6:30 p.m.: Monday Night Bible Study (Room 107) 7:00 p.m.: Boy Scouts (Choir Room) 7:00 p.m.: Cub Scouts (Room 210) 7:00 p.m.: Life in America Class (Room 109) 8:00 p.m.: Alcoholics Anonymous (M, W, F)Tuesdays 7:00 a.m.: Men’s Bible Study (Room 137) 9:00 a.m.: Staff Meeting (Room 137) 9:30 a.m.: Knox Co. Adult ELL Classes (T, Th) (Room 106-112)4:00 p.m.: GPS4Kids (Choir Room) 4:30 p.m.: Dance for Joy (Old Fellowship Hall) 6:00 p.m.: Knox Co. Adult ELL Classes (T, Th) (Room 106-112 )Wednesdays5:00 p.m.: Genesis Handbells (Room 108) 5:30 p.m.: Fellowship Meal (Gym) 6:15 p.m.: Christian Believer (Room 138) 6:30 p.m.: Common Grounds (Room 208) 6:30 p.m.: Studying the Story (Room 137) 6:30 p.m.: Tollers (Room 108) 6:30 p.m.: Youth Group (Room 135) 6:30 p.m.: Wednesday Night Live Children’s Programming (Children’s Hallway) 7:30 p.m.: Chancel Choir Rehearsal (Choir Room) 7:30 p.m.: Journey Band Rehearsal (Room 136)Thursdays 5:30 p.m.: Dance for Joy (Old Fellowship Hall) 6:00 p.m.: Yoga – Adult Class (Gym) 6:30 p.m.: Personally Experiencing Prayer (Room 102) 7:30 p.m.: Volleyball (Gym)

YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY

A group of FCUMC young adults recently attended Divine Rhythm in Gatlinburg. If you are interested in participating or volunteering with the young adult ministry contact Daniel Ogle at dogle@fountaincityumc.org.