Membership Meeting July 15, 6:30 pm
From losing time together, losing long-time friends, to the retirement of our beloved pastor, our church community has seen many changes in the past year and a half. We need to decide what our church will be in the future. How will we cope with these losses? What will we do about dwindling membership? What will we do for spiritual leadership?
On Thursday, July 15, church council will hold our regular meeting at 6 pm. At 6:30 pm, we will hold a general meeting to discuss our future. We invite any and all interested members to join us at 6:30 so we, as a community, can start to plan our future. We have many options and possibilities and would appreciate as many different opinions and ideas we can get.
Please help us plan the future direction of our church family.
The Church Council
Worship in the Park
It has been quite a while since we have enjoyed worshiping in our recreation park and eating a meal together. On Sunday, July 4, we will do both as we worship in the park on that morning and then enjoy a carry-in meal in the picnic shelter. We hope that the weather will cooperate, but if rain is in the forecast for that morning, we will meet in the recreation building for both worship and our meal. In either case, we will have an opportunity to enjoy our park and each other’s company! It will be a wonderful way to celebrate July 4th! Please bring a salad, a dessert, or a side dish to share. The meat will be provided. Hope to see you there!
Camp Challenge
God can be heard no more clearly than at summer camp. The camp experience can change lives! Now you have an opportunity to help our conference camping program in a tangible way. Templed Hills is in the midst of a capital campaign that they are calling “The Hills Are Alive!” They hope to raise $350,000 for improvements that will make the camp not only more accessible, more comfortable, and more attractive; they will also make the camp more environmentally friendly and reduce its carbon footprint. Our church council has already pledged to donate $500 out of our general mission funds. We challenge the congregation to donate another $500 so that our total donation will be a generous $1000! If you wish to donate, make your check payable to Nashville UCC and designate “Camp Challenge” on the memo line. I know that many of your lives have been changed by summer camp. Why don’t you help pass your experience on to others? Thank you in advance for your generosity!
From losing time together, losing long-time friends, to the retirement of our beloved pastor, our church community has seen many changes in the past year and a half. We need to decide what our church will be in the future. How will we cope with these losses? What will we do about dwindling membership? What will we do for spiritual leadership?
On Thursday, July 15, church council will hold our regular meeting at 6 pm. At 6:30 pm, we will hold a general meeting to discuss our future. We invite any and all interested members to join us at 6:30 so we, as a community, can start to plan our future. We have many options and possibilities and would appreciate as many different opinions and ideas we can get.
Please help us plan the future direction of our church family.
The Church Council
Worship in the Park
It has been quite a while since we have enjoyed worshiping in our recreation park and eating a meal together. On Sunday, July 4, we will do both as we worship in the park on that morning and then enjoy a carry-in meal in the picnic shelter. We hope that the weather will cooperate, but if rain is in the forecast for that morning, we will meet in the recreation building for both worship and our meal. In either case, we will have an opportunity to enjoy our park and each other’s company! It will be a wonderful way to celebrate July 4th! Please bring a salad, a dessert, or a side dish to share. The meat will be provided. Hope to see you there!
Camp Challenge
God can be heard no more clearly than at summer camp. The camp experience can change lives! Now you have an opportunity to help our conference camping program in a tangible way. Templed Hills is in the midst of a capital campaign that they are calling “The Hills Are Alive!” They hope to raise $350,000 for improvements that will make the camp not only more accessible, more comfortable, and more attractive; they will also make the camp more environmentally friendly and reduce its carbon footprint. Our church council has already pledged to donate $500 out of our general mission funds. We challenge the congregation to donate another $500 so that our total donation will be a generous $1000! If you wish to donate, make your check payable to Nashville UCC and designate “Camp Challenge” on the memo line. I know that many of your lives have been changed by summer camp. Why don’t you help pass your experience on to others? Thank you in advance for your generosity!
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