Mission Opportunity in Appalachia
The Mission Team is planning a week long trip to Tennessee this coming June. Mountain T.O.P. (Tennessee Outreach Project) is an interdenominational, non-profit Christian Mission affiliated with the Tennessee Conference of the United Methodist Church, dedicated to rural life ministry in the Cumberland Mountains of Tennessee. They seek to meet the physical, emotional, spiritual and social needs of people through the love of Christ.
There will be two opportunities to serve. One is on a team for home repair and renovation and the other is in Summer Plus – a day camp for teens consisting of different workshops allowing them to experience a Christian community. The camp dates are June 21 – 27, 2015. We will carpool and need to leave on the 20th as it is a twelve hour drive. We could return in one day depending on the needs of those going.
Information is posted on the Missions bulletin board, or contact Sue LaRoy for more information.
Students in fifth grade and beyond are welcome to join the Hartland UMC Youth Group on Sunday at 11:45 a.m. There will be worship, fellowship, and loads of fun! Pastor Paul will lead a lesson. Everyone is encouraged to bring a friend. For more information please contact Brandy Archer.
Can you touch prayer? Can you pull it close and feel it’s comfort? You can if it is part of a prayer quilt. The idea is very simple, yet very powerful. A heavy thread is used to take stitches through the quilt layers and the ends are left free to be tied with a square know. As each knot is tied, a silent prayer is offered for someone in special need. The quilt is then given to this person. What makes each quilt special is that prayer is symbolically tied into each one. Don’t worry if you can’t sew. There are many jobs available that do not require sewing.
Beginning Wednesday, May 13, 9:30 am, Pat Harton will lead a study on Christianity, Islam and other world religions.
Students in fifth grade and beyond are welcome to join the Hartland UMC Youth Group on Sunday at 11:45 a.m. There will be worship, fellowship, and loads of fun! Pastor Paul will lead a lesson. Everyone is encouraged to bring a friend. For more information please contact Brandy Archer.
Can you touch prayer? Can you pull it close and feel it’s comfort? You can if it is part of a prayer quilt. The idea is very simple, yet very powerful. A heavy thread is used to take stitches through the quilt layers and the ends are left free to be tied with a square know. As each knot is tied, a silent prayer is offered for someone in special need. The quilt is then given to this person. What makes each quilt special is that prayer is symbolically tied into each one. Don’t worry if you can’t sew. There are many jobs available that do not require sewing.
Beginning Wednesday, May 13, 9:30 am, Pat Harton will lead a study on Christianity, Islam and other world religions.
Students in fifth grade and beyond are welcome to join the Hartland UMC Youth Group on Sunday at 11:45 a.m. There will be worship, fellowship, and loads of fun! Pastor Paul will lead a lesson. Everyone is encouraged to bring a friend. For more information please contact Brandy Archer.
Can you touch prayer? Can you pull it close and feel it’s comfort? You can if it is part of a prayer quilt. The idea is very simple, yet very powerful. A heavy thread is used to take stitches through the quilt layers and the ends are left free to be tied with a square know. As each knot is tied, a silent prayer is offered for someone in special need. The quilt is then given to this person. What makes each quilt special is that prayer is symbolically tied into each one. Don’t worry if you can’t sew. There are many jobs available that do not require sewing.
Students in fifth grade and beyond are welcome to join the Hartland UMC Youth Group on Sunday at 11:45 a.m. There will be worship, fellowship, and loads of fun! Pastor Paul will lead a lesson. Everyone is encouraged to bring a friend. For more information please contact Brandy Archer.
Can you touch prayer? Can you pull it close and feel it’s comfort? You can if it is part of a prayer quilt. The idea is very simple, yet very powerful. A heavy thread is used to take stitches through the quilt layers and the ends are left free to be tied with a square know. As each knot is tied, a silent prayer is offered for someone in special need. The quilt is then given to this person. What makes each quilt special is that prayer is symbolically tied into each one. Don’t worry if you can’t sew. There are many jobs available that do not require sewing.
Beginning Wednesday, May 13, 9:30 am, Pat Harton will lead a study on Christianity, Islam and other world religions.
Students in fifth grade and beyond are welcome to join the Hartland UMC Youth Group on Sunday at 11:45 a.m. There will be worship, fellowship, and loads of fun! Pastor Paul will lead a lesson. Everyone is encouraged to bring a friend. For more information please contact Brandy Archer.
Can you touch prayer? Can you pull it close and feel it’s comfort? You can if it is part of a prayer quilt. The idea is very simple, yet very powerful. A heavy thread is used to take stitches through the quilt layers and the ends are left free to be tied with a square know. As each knot is tied, a silent prayer is offered for someone in special need. The quilt is then given to this person. What makes each quilt special is that prayer is symbolically tied into each one. Don’t worry if you can’t sew. There are many jobs available that do not require sewing.
Beginning Wednesday, May 13, 9:30 am, Pat Harton will lead a study on Christianity, Islam and other world religions.
Students in fifth grade and beyond are welcome to join the Hartland UMC Youth Group on Sunday at 11:45 a.m. There will be worship, fellowship, and loads of fun! Pastor Paul will lead a lesson. Everyone is encouraged to bring a friend. For more information please contact Brandy Archer.
Can you touch prayer? Can you pull it close and feel it’s comfort? You can if it is part of a prayer quilt. The idea is very simple, yet very powerful. A heavy thread is used to take stitches through the quilt layers and the ends are left free to be tied with a square know. As each knot is tied, a silent prayer is offered for someone in special need. The quilt is then given to this person. What makes each quilt special is that prayer is symbolically tied into each one. Don’t worry if you can’t sew. There are many jobs available that do not require sewing.
Beginning Wednesday, May 13, 9:30 am, Pat Harton will lead a study on Christianity, Islam and other world religions.
Students in fifth grade and beyond are welcome to join the Hartland UMC Youth Group on Sunday at 11:45 a.m. There will be worship, fellowship, and loads of fun! Pastor Paul will lead a lesson. Everyone is encouraged to bring a friend. For more information please contact Brandy Archer.
Can you touch prayer? Can you pull it close and feel it’s comfort? You can if it is part of a prayer quilt. The idea is very simple, yet very powerful. A heavy thread is used to take stitches through the quilt layers and the ends are left free to be tied with a square know. As each knot is tied, a silent prayer is offered for someone in special need. The quilt is then given to this person. What makes each quilt special is that prayer is symbolically tied into each one. Don’t worry if you can’t sew. There are many jobs available that do not require sewing.
Beginning Wednesday, May 13, 9:30 am, Pat Harton will lead a study on Christianity, Islam and other world religions.
Students in fifth grade and beyond are welcome to join the Hartland UMC Youth Group on Sunday at 11:45 a.m. There will be worship, fellowship, and loads of fun! Pastor Paul will lead a lesson. Everyone is encouraged to bring a friend. For more information please contact Brandy Archer.
Can you touch prayer? Can you pull it close and feel it’s comfort? You can if it is part of a prayer quilt. The idea is very simple, yet very powerful. A heavy thread is used to take stitches through the quilt layers and the ends are left free to be tied with a square know. As each knot is tied, a silent prayer is offered for someone in special need. The quilt is then given to this person. What makes each quilt special is that prayer is symbolically tied into each one. Don’t worry if you can’t sew. There are many jobs available that do not require sewing.
Beginning Wednesday, May 13, 9:30 am, Pat Harton will lead a study on Christianity, Islam and other world religions.
Students in fifth grade and beyond are welcome to join the Hartland UMC Youth Group on Sunday at 11:45 a.m. There will be worship, fellowship, and loads of fun! Pastor Paul will lead a lesson. Everyone is encouraged to bring a friend. For more information please contact Brandy Archer.
Can you touch prayer? Can you pull it close and feel it’s comfort? You can if it is part of a prayer quilt. The idea is very simple, yet very powerful. A heavy thread is used to take stitches through the quilt layers and the ends are left free to be tied with a square know. As each knot is tied, a silent prayer is offered for someone in special need. The quilt is then given to this person. What makes each quilt special is that prayer is symbolically tied into each one. Don’t worry if you can’t sew. There are many jobs available that do not require sewing.
Beginning Wednesday, May 13, 9:30 am, Pat Harton will lead a study on Christianity, Islam and other world religions.
Students in fifth grade and beyond are welcome to join the Hartland UMC Youth Group on Sunday at 11:45 a.m. There will be worship, fellowship, and loads of fun! Pastor Paul will lead a lesson. Everyone is encouraged to bring a friend. For more information please contact Brandy Archer.
Can you touch prayer? Can you pull it close and feel it’s comfort? You can if it is part of a prayer quilt. The idea is very simple, yet very powerful. A heavy thread is used to take stitches through the quilt layers and the ends are left free to be tied with a square know. As each knot is tied, a silent prayer is offered for someone in special need. The quilt is then given to this person. What makes each quilt special is that prayer is symbolically tied into each one. Don’t worry if you can’t sew. There are many jobs available that do not require sewing.
Beginning Wednesday, May 13, 9:30 am, Pat Harton will lead a study on Christianity, Islam and other world religions.
Students in fifth grade and beyond are welcome to join the Hartland UMC Youth Group on Sunday at 11:45 a.m. There will be worship, fellowship, and loads of fun! Pastor Paul will lead a lesson. Everyone is encouraged to bring a friend. For more information please contact Brandy Archer.
Can you touch prayer? Can you pull it close and feel it’s comfort? You can if it is part of a prayer quilt. The idea is very simple, yet very powerful. A heavy thread is used to take stitches through the quilt layers and the ends are left free to be tied with a square know. As each knot is tied, a silent prayer is offered for someone in special need. The quilt is then given to this person. What makes each quilt special is that prayer is symbolically tied into each one. Don’t worry if you can’t sew. There are many jobs available that do not require sewing.
Beginning Wednesday, May 13, 9:30 am, Pat Harton will lead a study on Christianity, Islam and other world religions.
Students in fifth grade and beyond are welcome to join the Hartland UMC Youth Group on Sunday at 11:45 a.m. There will be worship, fellowship, and loads of fun! Pastor Paul will lead a lesson. Everyone is encouraged to bring a friend. For more information please contact Brandy Archer.
Can you touch prayer? Can you pull it close and feel it’s comfort? You can if it is part of a prayer quilt. The idea is very simple, yet very powerful. A heavy thread is used to take stitches through the quilt layers and the ends are left free to be tied with a square know. As each knot is tied, a silent prayer is offered for someone in special need. The quilt is then given to this person. What makes each quilt special is that prayer is symbolically tied into each one. Don’t worry if you can’t sew. There are many jobs available that do not require sewing.
Beginning Wednesday, May 13, 9:30 am, Pat Harton will lead a study on Christianity, Islam and other world religions.
Too Busy Not to Pray
Slowing Down to Be With God
Sermon series and church-wide study beginning September 20
The world certainly hasn’t slowed down. If anything, the pace, intensity and number of distractions have only increased. Brokenness and pain seem to have increased as well, with news of civil war, poverty, broken families and sex-trafficking touching us daily.
The urgent need for prayer is clear, but busyness still keeps many of us from finding time to pray.
Two truths haven’t changed in all these years: God is the same powerful, just, holy God he’s always been; and true prayer―prayer that changes us and allows us to participate in God’s work in the world―can’t happen on the fly.
Join us for a four week sermon series and church-wide study based upon Bill Hybels’ book. The sermons and study begin September 20:
Bible study opportunities:
Sunday, 11:30am, beginning September 20
Tuesday, 7:00 pm beginning September 23
Thursday, 9:30 am beginning September 25
Thursday, 7:00 pm beginning September 25
Click here to catch up on sermons you’ve missed or to listen to them again.
Students in fifth grade and beyond are welcome to join the Hartland UMC Youth Group on Sunday at 11:45 a.m. There will be worship, fellowship, and loads of fun! Pastor Paul will lead a lesson. Everyone is encouraged to bring a friend. For more information please contact Brandy Archer.
Can you touch prayer? Can you pull it close and feel it’s comfort? You can if it is part of a prayer quilt. The idea is very simple, yet very powerful. A heavy thread is used to take stitches through the quilt layers and the ends are left free to be tied with a square know. As each knot is tied, a silent prayer is offered for someone in special need. The quilt is then given to this person. What makes each quilt special is that prayer is symbolically tied into each one. Don’t worry if you can’t sew. There are many jobs available that do not require sewing.
Beginning Wednesday, May 13, 9:30 am, Pat Harton will lead a study on Christianity, Islam and other world religions.
Too Busy Not to Pray
Slowing Down to Be With God
Sermon series and church-wide study beginning September 20
The world certainly hasn’t slowed down. If anything, the pace, intensity and number of distractions have only increased. Brokenness and pain seem to have increased as well, with news of civil war, poverty, broken families and sex-trafficking touching us daily.
The urgent need for prayer is clear, but busyness still keeps many of us from finding time to pray.
Two truths haven’t changed in all these years: God is the same powerful, just, holy God he’s always been; and true prayer―prayer that changes us and allows us to participate in God’s work in the world―can’t happen on the fly.
Join us for a four week sermon series and church-wide study based upon Bill Hybels’ book. The sermons and study begin September 20:
Bible study opportunities:
Sunday, 11:30am, beginning September 20
Tuesday, 7:00 pm beginning September 23
Thursday, 9:30 am beginning September 25
Thursday, 7:00 pm beginning September 25
Click here to catch up on sermons you’ve missed or to listen to them again.
Students in fifth grade and beyond are welcome to join the Hartland UMC Youth Group on Sunday at 11:45 a.m. There will be worship, fellowship, and loads of fun! Pastor Paul will lead a lesson. Everyone is encouraged to bring a friend. For more information please contact Brandy Archer.
Can you touch prayer? Can you pull it close and feel it’s comfort? You can if it is part of a prayer quilt. The idea is very simple, yet very powerful. A heavy thread is used to take stitches through the quilt layers and the ends are left free to be tied with a square know. As each knot is tied, a silent prayer is offered for someone in special need. The quilt is then given to this person. What makes each quilt special is that prayer is symbolically tied into each one. Don’t worry if you can’t sew. There are many jobs available that do not require sewing.
Beginning Wednesday, May 13, 9:30 am, Pat Harton will lead a study on Christianity, Islam and other world religions.
Our next opportunity to serve lunch to the Cass Community will be on Saturday, November 16th. Sign –up sheets will be on the bulletin board soon for food and for volunteers to help serve.
Too Busy Not to Pray
Slowing Down to Be With God
Sermon series and church-wide study beginning September 20
The world certainly hasn’t slowed down. If anything, the pace, intensity and number of distractions have only increased. Brokenness and pain seem to have increased as well, with news of civil war, poverty, broken families and sex-trafficking touching us daily.
The urgent need for prayer is clear, but busyness still keeps many of us from finding time to pray.
Two truths haven’t changed in all these years: God is the same powerful, just, holy God he’s always been; and true prayer―prayer that changes us and allows us to participate in God’s work in the world―can’t happen on the fly.
Join us for a four week sermon series and church-wide study based upon Bill Hybels’ book. The sermons and study begin September 20:
Bible study opportunities:
Sunday, 11:30am, beginning September 20
Tuesday, 7:00 pm beginning September 23
Thursday, 9:30 am beginning September 25
Thursday, 7:00 pm beginning September 25
Click here to catch up on sermons you’ve missed or to listen to them again.
Students in fifth grade and beyond are welcome to join the Hartland UMC Youth Group on Sunday at 11:45 a.m. There will be worship, fellowship, and loads of fun! Pastor Paul will lead a lesson. Everyone is encouraged to bring a friend. For more information please contact Brandy Archer.
Can you touch prayer? Can you pull it close and feel it’s comfort? You can if it is part of a prayer quilt. The idea is very simple, yet very powerful. A heavy thread is used to take stitches through the quilt layers and the ends are left free to be tied with a square know. As each knot is tied, a silent prayer is offered for someone in special need. The quilt is then given to this person. What makes each quilt special is that prayer is symbolically tied into each one. Don’t worry if you can’t sew. There are many jobs available that do not require sewing.
Beginning Wednesday, May 13, 9:30 am, Pat Harton will lead a study on Christianity, Islam and other world religions.
Too Busy Not to Pray
Slowing Down to Be With God
Sermon series and church-wide study beginning September 20
The world certainly hasn’t slowed down. If anything, the pace, intensity and number of distractions have only increased. Brokenness and pain seem to have increased as well, with news of civil war, poverty, broken families and sex-trafficking touching us daily.
The urgent need for prayer is clear, but busyness still keeps many of us from finding time to pray.
Two truths haven’t changed in all these years: God is the same powerful, just, holy God he’s always been; and true prayer―prayer that changes us and allows us to participate in God’s work in the world―can’t happen on the fly.
Join us for a four week sermon series and church-wide study based upon Bill Hybels’ book. The sermons and study begin September 20:
Bible study opportunities:
Sunday, 11:30am, beginning September 20
Tuesday, 7:00 pm beginning September 23
Thursday, 9:30 am beginning September 25
Thursday, 7:00 pm beginning September 25
Click here to catch up on sermons you’ve missed or to listen to them again.
Students in fifth grade and beyond are welcome to join the Hartland UMC Youth Group on Sunday at 11:45 a.m. There will be worship, fellowship, and loads of fun! Pastor Paul will lead a lesson. Everyone is encouraged to bring a friend. For more information please contact Brandy Archer.
Can you touch prayer? Can you pull it close and feel it’s comfort? You can if it is part of a prayer quilt. The idea is very simple, yet very powerful. A heavy thread is used to take stitches through the quilt layers and the ends are left free to be tied with a square know. As each knot is tied, a silent prayer is offered for someone in special need. The quilt is then given to this person. What makes each quilt special is that prayer is symbolically tied into each one. Don’t worry if you can’t sew. There are many jobs available that do not require sewing.
Beginning Wednesday, May 13, 9:30 am, Pat Harton will lead a study on Christianity, Islam and other world religions.
Students in fifth grade and beyond are welcome to join the Hartland UMC Youth Group on Sunday at 11:45 a.m. There will be worship, fellowship, and loads of fun! Pastor Paul will lead a lesson. Everyone is encouraged to bring a friend. For more information please contact Brandy Archer.
Can you touch prayer? Can you pull it close and feel it’s comfort? You can if it is part of a prayer quilt. The idea is very simple, yet very powerful. A heavy thread is used to take stitches through the quilt layers and the ends are left free to be tied with a square know. As each knot is tied, a silent prayer is offered for someone in special need. The quilt is then given to this person. What makes each quilt special is that prayer is symbolically tied into each one. Don’t worry if you can’t sew. There are many jobs available that do not require sewing.
Beginning Wednesday, May 13, 9:30 am, Pat Harton will lead a study on Christianity, Islam and other world religions.
The Annual Fall Trustee Work Day will be on Saturday, October 24th, beginning at 8:30 a.m. Please bring your tools and lend a hand as we prepare our building and grounds for the upcoming winter months.