The Ann Arbor United Methodist Women’s Mission Team will meet in Armstrong Hall.
Do you have the Mid Winter Blues? If so, join us at Secluded Celebrations Tea Room for a time of good fellowship, fun and food.
Do you have the Mid Winter Blues? If so, join us at Secluded Celebrations Tea Room for a time of good fellowship, fun and food.
The Spring 2014 Lay Servant (formerly Lay Speaker) Classes will be held on Saturday, March 29 and April 12, at Adrian First UMC
Members of the Choir, Master’s Minstrels and Praise Band will end the 2013-2013 year by gathering at the Red Cedar Grill, in Williamston, at 6:30 p.m. for dinner, fun and fellowship.
Join us as we say Good Bye and Good Luck to Cindy Sherwood, our pianist and Choir Director, as she moves to Alaska. Please bring a dish to pass, your table service and beverage.
Come and help our Youth Group as they build a float for the Annual Hartland Memorial Day Parade at the home of Bill and Gina Palmer, Hacker Road, Howell.
Join us as we celebrate the Ten Year Anniversary of Armstrong Hall and the Double Blessings Campaign. If you will be joining us, please bring a dish to pass, your table service and a beverage.
Come and spend a weekend camping with your Church Family at Groveland Oaks in Holly, Michigan.
Our next mission opportunity at the Cass Community in Detroit is Saturday, July 26th. We will
be working in the kitchen from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon. Please continue to pray for the people we serve
there. Come and join us! See Sue LaRoy or Jo Campbell with any questions.
Sue LaRoy
This workshop will help us learn to design meaningful worship services with the help of Dr. Marcia McFee. Please let Darcie Westbrook know if you will be attending.
Come and join your Church Family at the Rally Sunday All Church Breakfast served by our United Methodist Men. Breakfast will be served from 8:30 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. After breakfast, plan on staying for the start of our new sermon series “The Story” at 10:00 a.n. and Children’s Sunday School at 10:20 a.m.
We don’t want to miss you! We are creating a new Pictorial Directory and it will not be complete with out you in it. You can go online, sign up on Sunday morning, or call the church office to set up your time!
We don’t want to miss you! We are creating a new pictorial directory and it will not be complete without you. You can go online, sign up on Sunday after worship or call the church office to set up your appointment.
If you are a high schooler, in college, just out of college or twenty something and looking for something to do instead of just hanging out? If so, come and check out the new Young Adults group. Pizza will be furnised and we will make plans for the upcoming year.
C.R.O.P. Walks are held all across the United States to raise money for the Church World Service to provide food, medical care, disaster relief and self-help development efforts for people across the world. 25% of the money raised in our walk is given to local agencies in Livingston County: Love, INC; Salvation Army and Gleaner’s Food Bank.
Join us at this fun event at the Secluded Celebrations Tea Room. Sign up soon – 12 maximum at a gathering
Bring your tools and come up clean our church and property for the upcoming winter months.
Join us for a time of merriment and scary good fun. We will gather at 3:00 p.m. for games, food and hayride through the Village of Hartland. Costumes are not required, but desired.
Meet with our District Superintendent, Rev. Mark Spaw, prior to the 2013 Church Conference
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.
The Hartland United Methodist Men will meet on the third Sunday of each month, at 8:00 a.m., for the monthly breakfast meeting. At this meeting they will be planning for the 2013 events.
All men and friends of Hartland United Methodist Church are invited to join in this time of good fellowship and good food while serving their church.
Your help is needed in decorating our church for the upcoming Advent and Christmas season and our anticipated visitors.
We will gather after worship on Sunday, November 24th (the Sunday before Thanksgiving) to decorate the church. We plan to have some “enhanced goodies” at the Coffee Hour, but no lunch time meal at the church. We hope to have everyone home by 1:00 p.m.
Please join us. Many hands can do marvelous things in just 60 minutes!
Come join in Hartland UMC’s new monthly event. This group is for folks over 50 and would like to get together to play cards, games, visit and enjoy some snacks! Invite your friends and neighbors to join you!
All ladies of Hartland UMC are invited to join together as the 2014 Secret Angels reveal themselves. We will meet at the home of Marty Hansen for an evening of fellowship, good food and fun! If you will be attending, please R.S.V.P. to Marty.
All women are invited to join us. The Hartland UMW is a group of ladies who serve their church and community through service projects.
All women are invited to join us. The Hartland UMW is a group of ladies who serve their church and community through service projects.
Your help is needed to take down, pack up, and put away our Christmas decorations.
Please join us. Many hands can do marvelous things in just 60 minutes!
The Hartland United Methodist Men will meet on the third Sunday of each month, at 8:00 a.m., for the monthly breakfast meeting. At this meeting they will be planning for the 2013 events.
All men and friends of Hartland United Methodist Church are invited to join in this time of good fellowship and good food while serving their church.
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.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
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.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
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.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
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.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
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.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
2015 marks the 30th year of this bowl-a-thon in Livingston County, and Big Brothers Big Sisters needs your help again. 100% of the money raised by bowlers goes directly toward supporting matches and kids served by Big Brothers Big Sisters. Teams are formed with five members; each bowler is asked to bring a minimum of $60.00 in pledges.
Please sign up on the bulletin board to be a part of this fun event.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
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.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
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.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
Hosanna! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!
Please join us as we celebrate Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem!
Join us as we study “The Way, following in the footsteps of Jesus” by Adam Hamilton.
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.