The Millenium, February 2009

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The New

MillenniumFebruary 2009 The Newsletter of New Life United Methodist

Church Office Hours:Monday - Friday

9:00a.m. until 3:00p.m.

Church Staff checks phone

messages throughout the day.Pastor Maxwell is available for

appointments days and eve-

nings and is glad to schedule at

convenient times.

Worship Opportunities:Christian Education (all ages):

Sundays 9:45a.m.

Sunday Worship:

8:30a.m. and 11:00a.m.

Praise & Worship Service:6:30p.m. on 3rd Sunday

On The Inside:Interested in Joining the ChurchScout Sunday

Womens Lunch Bunch

Join A Small Group

Music Guests

Music Notes from Mary Ellen

Fellowship Ministry

Job Network

Congregational Care

Youth Stuff

Wood MinistryWorship Flowers

Community Garden

Valentine Feature

Finance Committee Report

Older Adult Ministires

Family Night Dinner

February 22, 5:30p.m.

Praise & Worship Service

to follow at 6:30p.m.

Floris UMC Praise Teamwill be our special guest!

More information onpage4

Something exciting is happening at New Lifeduring the season of Lent.

Come and see!

Lent is the six weeks leading up to Easter. It is often a seasonmarked by reflection upon Jesus life, confession of our sins andself denial after the example of Christ who died on the crossfor us. Sometimes during Lent people consider what they willgive up: chocolate, soft drinks, biting nails, and the list goeson. I want to challenge you to pick up something that will helpyou grow deeper in your relationship with Christ: join the churchwide Lenten journey.

You will gain the most from the journey if you commit yourselfduring February and March to the three practices that makeup the journey: attend a weekly small group, read and respondto daily Scripture readings, and attend weekly worship. (Lookfurther in the newsletter for more information).

This church wide study is an invitation to learn six thingseverybody ought to know about God. The first disciples didntknow much about Jesus when they began to invite their friendsto meet him. None of them had degrees in theology or yearsin Bible study. They just had the simple truth that an encounterwith Jesus was life changing. The Gospel of John tells us thatafter Philip met Jesus, he went to tell Nathaniel.

Philip said, We have found the one Moses wrote aboutin the Law, and about whom the prophets also wrote Jesus ofNazareth, the son of Joseph.

Nazareth! Can anything good come from there?Nathaniel asked. Come and see, said Philip. John 1:45-46

Lent is a time of self-denial. You can do anything for 6 weeks.So eat all the chocolate you want, but join a small group andlearn 6 Things Everybody Ought to Know About God thewhole church will be doing it Come and see!


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Interested in joining the church?You are invited to

Lunch with the Pastors

Sunday, February 8

12:30pm 2pm

Whether or not you have been previously connected to a church, Lunch with the Pastorsis how you get connected in membership to New Life UMC. At this lunch you will have theopportunity to get to know better your pastors and others who are joining the church at thesame time as well as understand what it means to be a Christian, a United Methodist, anda member of New Life UMC. Following the Lunch, participants will have the opportunity todecide whether or not membership is for them. If you know someone who is interested in

joining, tell them Lunch is on us! and to indicate their interest on the Registration pad orcall the church office at 794-4522.

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New Life United Methodist Church would like to recognize the boys and girls who participate in

Scouting. They will help out in the service and participate in a responsive reading. There are nonames or groups called out during the service, so theres no need to RSVP. Everyone is invited,

whether they attend New Life or not. The Scout is welcome to invite their group to attend!

If you would like more information, please contact Jennifer Van Derwerker at 598-9608 (Boy

Scout Sunday) or Cindy Butler, Director of Christian Education, at 379-3578 or education@

newlifeumc.org.

Womens Lunch Bunch

For our February lunch bunch gathering, LauraAdkins has invited us to her house for a salad barlunch! This lunch will be on Friday, February 20that noon, 10724 Red Lion Place, Richmond. PleaseRSVP to Laura by Wednesday, February 18th so shecan plan accordingly (320-8358, [email protected]). This is a fun fellowship time to meet and chatwith the women from New Life Church. You arewelcomed to invite friends and neighbors!

Boy Scout Sunday

February 8, 2009

Girl Scout Sunday

March 8, 2009


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Eat the chocolate and join a small group!

The church wide study Come and See: 6 Things Everybody Ought to Know AboutGod really is for the entire church: children, youth and adults! This is an easy way forfamilies to begin conversations about faith.

The journey has three components. As with anything, the more you put into it, themore you will get out of it. So, you will gain the most from this journey if you commityourself to all three practices: attend a small group, individual reading plan, attendworship.

What is a small group?

Spiritual growth is enhanced through community. A small group is just that a small groupof people gathered to discuss insights, questions, life experiences and most importantly,apply lessons learned from individual study and corporate worship. Each group willmeet once a week for six weeks which includes a video to enhance learning and group

involvement.

What is the individual reading plan?

For centuries people have grown in their relationship with God by reading the Bible daily.A participant guidebook is available to help draw you into a daily conversation with Godby reading key scripture passages, responding to reflective questions, and journaling yourconsiderations of how this encounter applies to your life.

What will be happening during worship services?

Each Sunday during the six week series, the worship service will emphasize the theme ofthe week. The message will not be a repeat of the daily devotional journal or the group

time, but rather a deeper exploration of the six things everybody ought to know about God.

Materials will be available in the Narthex in the beginning of February and groups willmeet for six weeks beginning the week of February 22 and through the end of March. Weinvite you experience how exciting learning about faith with others can be as we all learn 6things everybody ought to know about God!


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MUSIC NOTES

from Mary Ellen

This is a new year that the Lord has made. Even though the economy is disappointing

right now let us remember that we were created by God to worship Him. In the midst of ourplenty we often forget to be thankful for what we do have. There is an old hymn that says,

Count your many blessings, name them one by one. Count your many blessings, see what God

has done. As we look to God in praise, adoration, confession, and with petitions we must put

our trust in Him that He will guide and direct. As we stand at the door and knock He does hear

us and will bless us. Our mission as a church is to be a witness of Him to others that they may

know His love, peace, joy and comfort as well as His direction. I am convinced that the very

heart of God is displeased with the corruption, greed and self centeredness that are all around

us in our world today. This church will have new visions as we reach out to others in this

community and support each other in our faith walk in this new year.

When new people come to New Life UMC what kind of impressions do they get from beingin our services of worship? Are wefilled with His Spirit so they see Christ in us? Lets make a

new promise to loudly sing His praises and tell of His Love. Your heart-felt singing can reassure

others of your praise and worship of God, the Father, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit. Let your

songs of thanksgiving for His blessings be evident in your lives.

Do check our weekly schedule for the different music groups in this church and take

advantage of counting your blessings through music and making a positive stand for the Lord.

Come and share your gifts and talents, a good new years resolution.

Exciting Musical Guests at New Life!

Come out and join the New Life Praise Team and the Praise Team from Floris United Methodist

Church in song! Floris UMC is Pastor Mikes previous church and they have graciously agreed

to come perform for us during their music tour. They will be coming Sunday, February 22. We

will have dinner before at 5:30pm and theservice will be at 6:30pm. Due to the fact that

Floris UMC is coming on the fourth Sunday of

the month, this will be our Praise and Worship

Service for the month of February. Our Praise

Team will be performing, as well as Floris

UMCs Praise Team. It will be a great time to

sing praises to our Lord! For more information,

contact Sarah Cafazza at [email protected].

Hope to see you all there!


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Vacation Bible Study will be June 21- 25 and our theme is Camp E.D.G.E.

(Experience and Discover God Everywhere). As always it will be in the

evening with a snack dinner, a Bible skit , and classes/activities for all. This

is a fun family event!

Becoming a Proverbs 31 Woman a retreat for New Life women and

their friends

Come and enjoy a morning away at the Becoming a Proverbs 31 Womanretreat here at New Life UMC on February 28th. Barbara Markland has

written this and many other studies and retreats for women. You can find

out more about her, her Bible studies, and this retreat at her website www.

blessingsmailed.com, or go to Postal Pal, where her books are sold. More

information will be in handouts and email alerts. If you have any questions,

please contact Cindy Butler, Director of Christian Education at 379-3578 or

[email protected]

Fellowship Ministry is Gearing Up!

With a new year comes a new, or at least revised, ministry at New Life! We are changing thename of Family Ministry to Fellowship Ministry, so that members and friends of the church knowthat this ministry is all about bringing people together in Christian fellowship, and so that wehave more opportunities to invite newcomers to our church events. Look for announcements

of Fellowship activities throughout the year, and make sure you join in on (and invite othersto!) the fun! Ourfirst gathering was on January 18 when we ate dinner together before beingblessed by a service led by the Youth Praise and Worship Band.

The Fellowship Ministry will continue to organize the coffee and snacks offered on Sundaymornings. If you would like to participate by bringing snacks to share, please call Mary LouSybert (379-7911) or me.

This ministry will also be responsible for stocking the kitchen. If you have a need, please callme. Personal dishes that are left after events will be placed in the bottom cabinet to the left ofthe stove.

If an event is planned for the evening and you dont like to drive at night, please call me tolet me know, and I will arrange for someone to pick you up and take you home. We wanteveryone to participate in the events that are planned, and we dont want transportation to bean issue!

Fellowship Ministry is for everyone to enjoy, and we welcome any who are willing to help andgive ideas. Let me know if you are interested in joining our team!

Sharon Pastore

423-6476

[email protected]



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Congregational Care Job Network

Do you know of employment opportunities within your company or elsewhere that you can share with

Congregational Care, for those in our church family that may be in need of work?

In our congregation, we have the following needs:

Help WantedCaregiver for an 8-year-old

With Down Syndrome

Flexible hours

Please keep our community in your prayers; as each day, there are more layoffs, andcompanies going out of business.

Please contact Anne Pierce at 804-379-5733 or Laura Adkins at [email protected]

Help Wanted

Baby sitter (Red Cross Certified)

JOB NETWORK

Networking is an important tool for someone who is seeking employment. New Life Congregational

Care would like to provide a venue for networking within our congregation.

Several people from New Life have already lost their jobs and several more are waiting for word about

their employment situation.This is how you can help with this networking mission. When you know of a full time, part time, or

temporary job opening in your organization please pass it on to Laura Adkins at cladkins@comcast.

net, 320-8358. She will post the job on the bulletin board in the Narthex at church. Supply a brief

job description, company name, address, phone number, website, and the date the job was posted,

when the posting will close, and your contact information. Every two weeks Ann Pierce or Laura

will follow up with you for a status check on the job.

For those seeking employment: Contact Laura Adkins or Ann Pierce ([email protected], 379-

5733) to let them know what type of employment you are seeking. They will anonymously post that

information on the bulletin board as well.

Other resources:

The Career Transition Group hosted by Needles Eye Ministries meets weekly on Mondays and

Wednesdays at 7-8:30 am. The sessions include support, encouragement, networking, prayer

and bible study. For more information and location contact Lisa Rattner at 358-1284 or lrattner@

needleseye.org.

Career and Connect at Good Shepherd United Methodist Church, has human resource

professionals who can offer tips to aid job searches as well as a group that shares how to walk

through the emotional changes that job loss brings. The meetings are the second and fourth

Tuesdays at 7:00 pm at 9155 Hungary Road, Room 122. For more information call 270-7613 or visit

goodshepherdumc.us.

Please feel free to offer other sources of information or suggestions on how we can support ourfriends

at New Life.

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Congregational Care

Do you know of someone in our church community who isin need of care, please contact our church office or Robin

Ann Gauthier @ 804-350-9045.

Do you have a prayer concern/request you want to share

with your church family?

1. Visit www.newlifeumc.org and click on Eprayer to submit your prayer

request. If submitting via computer is not for you, please call Robin Ann

@ 804-350-9045.

2. On Sundays, at worship service, your prayer request may be placed in the

offertory plate for the prayer team and/or church family.

Congregational Care

Shepherd Meeting

February 15thfollowing 11 oclock

service

This will be a brief meeting

for all shepherds. Hope to

see you there!

Congregational Care

Shepherd Ministry

Anniversary

Reception

Sunday, March 1st

following 11 oclockservice

in the narthex

Please join your shepherd and flock

for a refreshment in celebration of

the 1st Anniversary of our Shepherd

Ministry.

Help Wanted

Part-time Director of Christian Education- New Life UMC is seeking Christian based

enthusiastic leadership to recruit, train, support, and maintain participation of children,

youth and adult leaders which will provide a quality Christian education program. Previousprofessional experience on a church staff is preferred. Please send your resume and letter of

intent to [email protected] or to New Life U.M.C., Attention SPRC, 900 Old Hundred

Road, Midlothian, VA 23114


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G.R.A.V.I.T.Y. Stands for:

Grounded in the Redeeming love of Christ, we Aspire to make the Voice of God

heard and Inspire others to learn about him Through ourYouth.

WHAT IS G.R.A.V.I.T.Y. ALL ABOUT?

G.R.A.V.I.T.Y. is New Life UMCS Youth Group.

We meet on Sundays:

*To be involved in MISSIONS

*Learn through DISCIPLESHIP programs*Experience WORSHIP Youth-Style &

*To FELLOWSHIP through fun activities

FEBRUARY 2009 YOUTH SCHEDULE

Sunday, Feb. 1st: Mission & Fellowship

Superbowl of caring mission event in the morning during both services bring a cannedor boxed food to donate to a local food pantry.

In the p.m. we will party like rockstars at the annual superbowl party. Time and place tobe announced in the bulletin.

Friday, February 6th: Fellowship Tubing At Wintergreen

We will meet to leave at 3:30 p.m., tube from 7-9 p.m., and return to church around11:30 p.m. The cost of the trip is only $12. The deadline is Sunday, January 18th.

Sunday, February 8th: No Youth Group

Sunday, February 15th: 4:30-6:30 P.M. Discipleship Small Groups

We will be starting our Lenten small group sessions. Come and be apart of what Godis calling us to do at New Life UMC.

Friday, Feb. 20-Sunday, Feb. 22: Richmond District Youth Retreat

The retreat will take place at Eagle Eyrie Retreat Center. We will leave in the afternoonon Friday and return in the late afternoon on Sunday. The cost for the retreat is $105/youth. Deadline to register is January 25th.

Sunday, February 22nd: Praise & Worship Service Led By Floris Umc

Come out and support Pastor Mikes former church as we listen for God through theirpraises. Make plans to attend!


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Summer Youth Mission Project

The youth of new life have a unique opportunity this coming summer. We will

incorporate a hands-on, awesome youth conference that is focused on missions

as part of our youth mission project this summer. DC/LA is a youth conference

that is an opportunity for students to join in the adventure of learning how to liveinto the mission of God. It is a call to be, love, serve!! (please visit www.

youthspecialties website for more information on DC/LA) we will also have a free

fun day and then proceed to our mission in the inner city of Washington D.C./

Baltimore area. The dates for our mission trip are Friday, July 10 Saturday, July

18. The mission trip will be open to all youth who have completed grades 6th-

12th. A $50 deposit is due no later than March 1st in order to secure a spot. If you

are interested in going on our mission project this summer please see Lori Epps

for a mission project packet and all the wonderful details. Also, if you are an adultplease prayerfully consider going with us as a chaperone. Your life will be changed

forever!!!

Wood Ministry

Our church is currently serving 6 or 7 families thru our wood ministry. We have been

supplying much neededfirewood for several years now. Some of the families whoreceive the wood not only heat with it but also cook with it.

On a cold December morning we had a wonderful group come together to serve our Lord,by delivering and splitting wood for these families. We would like to thank Chris Kerns,Jimy Edwards, Mike Maxwell, Ken Branum, Corinne Campbell, Chuck Stewart, KurtCooper, Mike Littleton, and Trent Overvoe. We would also like to thank Robert Talley whohas helped many times make last minute deliveries and the Klings who have supplied alarge quantity of wood.

The wood ministry is currently accepting hardwood

donations that can be dropped off at the storagearea. Please contact Dale Scott with questions at314-7448.

We would like you to know that the MissionCommittee is here to serve the needs of churchfamily, local missions and beyond. If you know of aneed please let us know.


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The garden is off to a great start!Look for changes to the garden area located just beyond the picnic tables.The garden will include individual family plots and a cooperative churchcommunity vegetable and flower garden.

More details will be available soon

If you have an interest in the project, please call Barbara Roe at 794-0226or email at [email protected].


We have been enjoying the wonderful flowers that have adorned

our Sanctuary Worship Table this past year, and thank all who have

contributed in this way.

Anyone is welcome to provide flowers on the Sunday of their choice

to honor or memorialize someone or some occasion. You may do

this by signing up on the flower chart designating the particular

Sunday and reason. Then we would ask that you write a check for

$30.00 on or before that date. Make the check out to New Life UMC

with Sanctuary Flowers on the memo line.

You will find the new Flower Chart for 2009 on the wall behind the door to the church office.

What a great way to celebrate a birthday, anniversary or pay tribute to a loved one.


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40years and adding.Jimy and Loyce EdwardsYes, thats how long weve been married. I think hes a keeper.

Jimy and I met at a MYF (Methodist Youth Fellowship) Fundraiser when I was a Seniorin high school and he was a mere Junior. When we go back to our former church forHomecoming Sunday, they always have a scrapbook out which includes a picture of uskissing under the mistletoe at one of those MYF Christmas Parties. Oops, now all the worldknows.

We married on a cold and drizzly day (but you couldnt have told me that) in December1968 and much hasfilled the years since. However, we have only lived in two homes. Theone we came to after our honeymoon, and the one were are now in.

Weve had our ups and our downs; our triumphs and our struggles. But with faith,determination, a little or a lot of patience, much fun and a very necessary sense of humor,those 40 years haveflown by and God has blessed us tremendously. As I said before, I thinkhes a keeper and I would love to add on another 40.

Loyce Edwards

February 14th is Valentines Day. New Life has manylong-time sweet hearts . Enjoy reading a few of these couplesthoughts on their marriages.

28years and still counting.Paul and Patti Davis

Yes, Paul and I have been married for a long time and like any other marriage it hashad its ups and downs. I should have seen the writing on the wall when the wedding

photographer came into my dressing room and asked if Paul usually ran late. Thensometime later, the photographer returned and informed the bridesmaids that even thoughhe normally started with groomsmen, he would start photographing them, because the

groom and the best man still had not arrived.

I am not sure how much time went by (certainly time for him to get there), thephotographer again entered the dressing room and asked Are you sure that the groom isgoing to show up? Well, eventually he did show and the rest is, as they say, history. Paul,to this day, blames his brother and sister-in-law, who were suppose to pick him up andbring him to the church, had lost track of time shopping at the mall.

That is his story and he is sticking with it.

Patti Davis


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60years a bond for life.Margaret and Ed Higham

Ed and I met on January 22, 1949 on a blind date and were married on August 13th1949. A year later, Ed was called back into the Navy during the Korean War. We livedin Newport News for two years while he was in the service. I worked as a Bookkeeper

for a tire recap shop and two service stations.

After returning to Bon Air, Virginia we had a daughter and son. In 1965 we took two

boys from the United Methodist Orphanage and raised them as foster children for 10years. We have three grand children and one great granddaughter.

Ed worked for the U. S. Government for 36 years. I drove the school bus for 22 yearsafter her children started to school.

We both agree it takes a lot of give and take on both sides and a lot of love. We werealso taught that marriage was a bond for life.

Margaret Higham


52years for many reasons.Mary Ellen and Fred Balarzs

Fred and I have been married for 52 years. We have two married daughters, two sons-in-law and four grandchildren. Worship of God and church activities have always comefirstin our marriage. Fred is an out-doors man and I am afine-arts person. We have workedat allowing each other to pursue favorite leisure activities. The tips listed below apply to

family relationships as well as between husband and wife.

Here are our favorite tips for lasting relationships:

1. keep communications open; being sensitive to the needs of each other

2. laugh often (Freds good at making jokes.)

3. respect and trust each other4. allow each other to be themselves

5. find your love language - Little things mean a lot.

6. find ways to compliment and complete each other

Mary Ellen Balarzs


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We are very grateful for the faithfulness of God, and Gods people, in

providing the financial resources necessary for the ministry of New

Life and our congregation. We realize that the past year was difficult

for many in our midst, but despite that, giving has remained strong. In

2008, we received the following:

General Fund (also called Mission and Ministry): $311,450

Restricted Funds (Including Good Samaritan, Missions, Music, Youth

and Older Adults) $7,947

Building Fund (Pays mortgage on our current building, and

accumulates funds for the next phase) $130,701

We cannot overstate the importance of your gifts to the church. Although expenditures slightly

exceeded income, the stewardship of the leaders in the ministry areas kept the deficit to a minimum.

We all are facing another uncertain year, and the church is as well. In 2008 there were 76 pledges to

the general fund in the amount of about $255,500. This year pledges are significantly less 66 pledgesfor $215,250. We know from talking to some of our members that they do not feel they can pledge this

year because of the economic uncertainty, but they will continue to donate to the church as they are

able.

The budget that the Finance Committee is recommending to the Church Council is basically unchanged

from the 2008 budget, which was $323,462. The Staff Parish Relations Committee has kept all staff

members at the same salary level as in 2008 and only the Apportionments that we pay to the Richmond

District and Virginia Conference of the Methodist Church have increased. Still the budget is significantly

underfunded by the pledges to date. Therefore, we ask that if there are any changes in yourfinancial

status that you communicate with Paul Davis, the Financial Secretary, any increase or decrease in your

fi

nancial support to the church. You may reach Paul Davis at 897-5671 or [email protected] are trusting that God will provide the resources to continue the work of NLUMC. Thank you for your

continued faithfulness in sharing what He has given to you.

In Christ,

Dave Bailey

Finance Committee Chair

Our family would like to thank you for all

the thoughts, prayers and kindness during

Paris recovery from back surgery. It is so

nice to know that people were thinking of us

during this time. Paris is doing well and we

are hoping for a speedy recovery. Thanks

again!

The Neofotistos Family

Thank you New Life Family forthe shawl. It brings warmth ofyour love.

June Veith


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New Life

Older Adult Ministries Council

Be ready for fun and excitement!

We are not retired but re-treaded!!

Lunch Bunch

WE WISH TO GIVE GREAT THANKS TO OLIVE JANE STILLER, who

has always made our arrangements and taken our reservations ever

since the Lunch Brunch began. She has been so faithful in serving us

in this way. It is time to give her a break. Now the arrangements will

be made by someone different each month. At our January lunch we passed around a sign-up

list and it was filled for the whole year. Thank you to each of the volunteers who took a month.

REMEMBER TO CHECK YOUR NEWSLETTER EACH MONTH TO FIND WHO TO MAKE YOUR

RESERVATION WITH.

This month, on the 2nd Sunday of February, the 8th , we will have our monthly lunch out after

Church Service at TOPEKAS STEAKHOUSE at 4731 Brad McNeer Parkway off of Rt. 360 in the

Brandermill area. Come and enjoy the great fellowship and fun we always have. This time please

make your reservation with Loyce Edwards at 794-4570 or by e-mail at [email protected] by

Friday Feb. 6. Call Olive Jane only if you want to; make your reservation as stated above. Thanks

and we will see you there; come HUNGRY.

Bible Study Workshop

Our continuing DVD presentation and discussion on the Book of Revelation is scheduled for

February 12 and 26, 2009 at 10:30 11:30 AM. We are enjoying this study very much; gainingmuch insight and knowledge. You are welcome to come join us anytime; its never too far along in

the study that you wont learn something. Bring your Bible and were sure to have an interesting

time together.

Boomers and Beyond

Lunch follows the Bible Study Workshop on February 12 at 11:30 AM. Even if you cant come for

the Bible Study Workshop, come for food and fellowship. This month we will have an all you can

eat Pancake and Sausage Feast. And back by popular demand, we will have a BINGO party for all

who attend. Who knows? You may win a loaf of bread or a trip to Petersburg. The prizes may not

be overwhelming, but we have lots of fun.

Alzheimers Support Group

Each 2nd Wednesday at 10 AM, the Alzheimers Association conducts a Support Group Meeting

here at New Life. If you have a loved one affected by this disease or any dementia like behavior,

there is much to be gained and learned by coming together with others who care and wonder like

you. Come learn about this journey on February 11, 2009.



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New LifeUnited Methodist Church

900 Old Hundred Road

Midlothian, Virginia 23114

Office:

804-794-4522

[email protected]

Rev. Mike Maxwell:

[email protected]

www.newlifeumc.org

New Life Weekday Preschool

LOVES FebruaryNew Life Preschool is celebrating LOVE in February. We

will focus on how much God loves us, and how much we love

our friends and family. In addition to our Chapel time and music classes our exciting

highlights this month will include our Valentine Parties and a visit from our community

fire fighters.

We are currently holding registration for the 2009-2010 school year. Make your

childs first experience in school a positive one. Our qualified and loving teachers help

children explore their creativity through art, music, stories and play. We offer classes

for 2, 3, and 4 year olds. For more information, contact Tracy Cooper, Director at 794-

4522 (Monday-Thursday 9a.m. 1:00 p.m.)

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