CONNECT I NG PO I NT I NFORMAT I ONThe Connecting Point is published monthly by FUMCT, 800 Greensboro Av-enue, Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35401 ● 205.345.7261 ● www.fumct.org ● Editors: Ashley Green & Hannah Crisp ● Deadline for copy: 15th of each month is the deadline for the following month’s publication. Submissions can be emailed to cp@fumct.org or may be submitted to Ashley Green in the church office.

Scan the code with your smart phone to

visit our website.

sOC I Al MEd I A

/myfumct

@myfumct

www.fumCT.orG

Making Disciples of Jesus christ for the transforMation of the WorlD

Wednesday Noonday ServicesBeginning September 3 and continuing each wednesday through November 19, we will have lunch and a worship service in Chitwood Hall. The lunch ($6) will be prepared in the kitchen and served buffet style beginning at 12:00 noon. A worship service/Bible study will be from 12:30 to 12:50 Pm. Come early for Kiddie Kollege pickup, bring your Bridge Club, or ask your co-workers to join you! This new addition should be fun. Dr. Ken Dunivant will be leading a bible study based upon photographs taken by fashion photographer, michael Belk.

Disciple Bible Study!wow! four options of study this year:

Disciple I: Sundays from 4:00-6:00 PmDisciple II: Sundays from 5:30-7:30 Pm Disciple III: mondays from 2:00-4:00 PmDisciple IV: wednesdays from 6:00-8:00 Pm

Begin your Disciple journey with any of the four studies! for more information, see rear cover and sign-up today!

Summer Giving whew! Thank God summer is over! we withstood the summer-giving slump, but not by much. To date we have received $1,426,638.25 which puts us behind our needs based on his-torical giving by $88,146.10. we have monitored our spend-ing, so we have a positive balance. Please catch up on your giving during these last four months so we can accomplish all we envisioned for the year!

dr. ken dunivant, senior Pastor

september 2014

Some Important Things to Note

Join Us for the JourneyYour pastoral staff invites you to participate in fumCT’s Disciple Bible Study program as we study, pray and discuss the Bible in fellowship together. while a 32-week study can seem overwhelming, the commitment is well worth it. Your pastors understand the level of commitment that we are asking you to make; therefore we are go-ing to make a commitment to you as well. During the next five years, all four Disciple Bible classes will be offered and led by high-quality, dynamic teachers, many of whom are first Church pastors.

Disciple Bible classes begin this month, so register today at www.fumct.org/myfumct-media/grouplink! for more information, contact rev. Josh Hickman at jhickman@fumct.org. Join us for the Discipleship journey!

DISCIPLE I led by Sandra & roger reed34 weeks Beginning: Sunday, September 7Time & Location: 4:00-6:00 Pm in room 221

DISCIPLE II led by rev. Josh Hickman32 weeks Beginning: Sunday, September 7Time & Location: 5:30-7:30 Pm in room 222

DISCIPLE BIBLE STUDY(Classes continue through April/May 2015)

DISCIPLE III led by Dr. Ken Dunivant32 weeks Beginning: monday, September 8Time & Location: 2:00-4:00 Pm in room 100

DISCIPLE IV led by rev. Dan Kilgore32 weeks Beginning: wednesday, September 3Time & Location: 6:00-8:00 Pm in room 220

Another Harvest Milestone!Last month, we celebrated the Harvest giving that totaled $2,000,000. we anticipate reaching our pledge goal of $3,300,000 by the end of 2015. Thank you for your faithful giving! we have another milestone to cel-ebrate. In August, our debt (on Chitwood Hall, courtyard and the educational building) was paid down to under $1,000,000! Thank you!

remember—100% collection of the Harvest pledges will allow us to make a healthy gift toward the organ project.

Speaking of the Organ... The organ builder is constructing our new organ in Knoxville, Tennessee. we are looking for a delivery date of october. James will be making a trip in early Septem-ber to check on its progress.

Ethelyn Stuhr Retirementon october 31, Ethelyn Stuhr will retire from her position as Director of Congregational Care. She has worked for more than 21 years for the church. Thank you, Ethelyn for your great service! we are looking for Ethelyn’s re-placement. If you are interested in being considered for the position, please send a letter of interest and resume to Charles Tuten at charles@fumct.org.

800 GrEENSBoro AvE TuSCALooSA, AL 35401return SerVICe reQueSteD

ATTENDANCE 7.13.14 7.20.14 7.27.14 8.3.14 8.10.14 8.17.14 TrADITIoNS/BrIDGE worSHIPwow ADuLT SuNDAY SCHooL ELEmENTArY SuNDAY SCHooL NurSErY/PrESCHooLYouTH PArENT orIENTATIoN FINANCIAL REPORToPErATING BuDGET BuILDING BuDGETorGANDESIGNATED GIvING

$44,085.06$4,265.03

$469.00$903.80

ThIS IS A PUBLICATION OF FIRST UNITED mEThODIST ChURCh TUSCALOOSA.Broadcast & Contact Information

The Sunday 11:00 Am Traditions worship Service is broadcast on wACT 1420 Am. CDs of Traditions & DvDs of The Bridge are available in the church office. Contact Jean at 205.345.7261, ext. 10 for more information. Listen to sermons on our website at

www.fumct.org/welcome/listen-to-a-sermon. aDDreSS • 800 GrEENSBoro AvE , TuSCALooSA, AL 35401

phone • 205.345.7261 | fax • 205.345.7263 | web • www.fumCT.orG | after hourS paStoral emergenCy lIne • 205.886.7177

732N/A287

243141---

$22,716.49$7,579.64$5,025.00

$603.00

778N/A224

4339

N/A---

968N/A231

403141---

$32,043.93$5,075.69

$810.00$1,005.00

■ 7.21.14-Hudson Glasco Baxter, son of meredith & Coe Baxter, grandson of Julie & Chuck Sittason■ 8.18.14-Carolyne Elizabeth Hawkins, daughter of Anna & william Hawkins, granddaughter of Nini & Jodi Jobson

964N/A183

535262---

$67,098.76$29,818.84

$662.00$26,059.50

IN ThANKSGIVING FOR ThEIR LIVES...■ russell Stockman, July 29, 2014. Sympathy to his wife, Eloise Stockman.■ Harold Jackson Blankenship, August 3, 2014. Sympathy to wife, Doris, and daughter Carol (Harry) Jackson and family. ■ Lewis Shepherd Dean, August 8, 2014. Sympathy to his long time companion, Sharon Deck, his aunt Josephine Davis and his uncle Dr. Joe Davis.■ Charles wesley Copeland, Jr., August 16, 2014. Sympathy to his wife, Doris and son Dr. Steve (Christy) Copeland.

SYmPAThY TO...■ Annette (Jim) mills in the death of her stepfather, Paul Chism of Birmingham. He was the stepgrandfather of Lauren mills Powell.■ John (Claire) Brock and family in the death of his brother, Bobby Brock of opelika.■ Bobby Cannon in the death of his uncle.■ Carolyn Dominick in the death of her daughter, foy Dominick Anderson of Enterprise. She was also the sister of Aubrey (Jannett) Dominick.■ michael (Ellen) Black in the death of his uncle, Glenn Black of Athens, AL. He was also the great-uncle of Leslie (Connor) Guy and Amanda (Brock) Corder.■ Ann Curry in death of her brother, John r. rhodes of Duncanville.■ Carolyn (mack) Long in the death of her aunt, ruby roberson of whynot, mS.■ Amy (Todd) Livingston in the death of her father, Dan w. Lunceford of Athens, TN.■ Dick (Jo Ann) Zeanah in the death of his sister-in-law, margaret Zeanah of Gainesville, fL. She was also the aunt of David (Kathy) Zeanah.

attendance & budget

Sympathies | recent deaths

Congratulations | recent births

1215N/A286108

48227

---

$51,448.92$15,353.21

$575.80$10,345.00

1298N/A197838344

145

$41,000.92$18,730.84

$1,155.00$1,540.00

church features2 about our congregation 11

*Addtional Disciple Bible Study Classes offered on Sundays and mondays. for a description of this fall's small group offerings, visit www.fumct.org/adult-ministries/weekly-small-groups.

SEPTEmBER

3 10 17 24

OCTOBER

1 8 1 5 22 29

NOVEmBER

5 12 19

fall 2014

• sma

ll g r o u p o f f

e ri n

gs •

Wednesday Night Alive!

Fall 2014 SChEDULE | Sept. 3 – Nov. 194:45 - 6:00 Pm Catered evening meal available for pick up for dining in Chitwood Hall or on-the-go!5:30 - 6:00 Pm Early drop-off for infants and preschoolers (age-appropriate room on 1st floor Children's hall)5:30 - 6:30 Pm Exercise Class (CAC)6:00 - 7:00 Pm ADuLTS | Care Groups, Access Groups, Chancel Handbell rehearsal CHILDrEN | Children's worship Arts (age-appropriate rooms on 2nd floor Children's hall)6:00 - 7:30 Pm ADuLTS | Access Groups STuDENTS | worship & fellowship (Callahan Auditorium/Horton Cafe)7:00 - 8:00 Pm Extended childcare (for children whose parents participate in Bible Study/small group that concludes after 7:00 Pm)7:15 - 8:45 Pm ADuLTS | Chancel Choir rehearsalfor more information about wNA!, visit www.fumct.org/worship-wed-nights/wednesday-night-alive, or contact rev. Josh Hickman at 345-7261, ext. 12 or jhickman@fumct.org.

WNA! Meal The Wednesday night meal will be catered this fall, therefore pre-ordering is strongly encouraged. Please remember…■ Sign up for meals is done in conjunction with small group registration online at www.fumct.org/myfumct-media/grouplink. ■ Cost is $7.00 per meal (total cost is determined by the length of the class for which you register and the number of meals per week you request).■ one does NoT have to register for a small group in order to reserve meals.

*A Look at WNA! Offerings *Access Groups, Care Groups, Bible Study

The most misused verses in the Bible (6 weeks) AHA: The God moment that Changes Everything (6 weeks)

The ministry of motherhood (6 weeks) Strengthfinder 2.0 (6 weeks)

Love to Stay (6 weeks) The Practice of Prayer ( 6 weeks)

Loving God with All Your mind (6 weeks) making Peace with the Land (6 weeks)Secrets of the Secret Place (4 weeks) Grace filled marriage & Grace-Based Parenting (6 weeks) Gideon (7 weeks) mistaken Identity (12 weeks) The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People (12 weeks)

3Story (12 weeks)

*Disciple Iv (32 weeks—continues through spring)

Spiritual Solutions for Troubled Souls Spiritual Solutions for Spiritual Solutions for Troubled finances (4 weeks) Troubled relationships (4 weeks) (4 weeks)

■ Bill & mary Battle (Not pictured)

Welcome | new members

■ Jeff & Anna Key Springer

church happenings10 church features 3

■ Terri Huddleton

Older Adult Ministries—Merry Methodists Petals from the Past & Peach Park Day Trip | Thursday, Sept. 18 | Specializes in antique roses, heirloom shrubs, perennial flowers & herbs, in season fruits (figs, Asian pears, apples, muscadines). Contact Ethelyn to sign up at 345-7261 or ekstuhr@fumct.org. AARP Smart Driver Course (6 hours) | Wednesday-Thursday, Sept. 24-25 from 9:00 Am—Noon in the Lee Classroom | Boost safety, awareness, refresh and improve driving skills, minimize crash risk, increase confidence, prolong mobility and maintain your independence! Suc-cessful completion of the class may entitle the participant to a reduction in their car insurance rate for three years. maximum class size is 25 participants. Cost: $15 for AArP members & $20 for non-AArP. Contact Ethelyn to sign up at 345-7261 or ekstuhr@fumct.org.

QUICK NOTESCard Care Team | Cards are on the receptionist’s desk ready to pick up by Sept. 14.Shades of Ireland Tour with Collette | April 14-23, 2015 $2999 including airfare if signed up by oct. 1, 2014. Bro-chures located in the welcome Center and from Ethelyn Stuhr. visit www.fumct.org/adult-ministries/events-for-older-adults and scroll to the bottom. Contact Ethelyn at 205.345.7261 or ekstuhr@fumct.org.Church Office & CAC Closed | The Church office and CAC will be closed for Labor Day on monday, Sept. 1. Have a great holiday!

host a Group of Japanese Students | on September 13 & 14, First United Methodist will be hosting a group of visiting Japanese students, and we invite anyone, but espe-cially college students and families, to help us show them some hospitality. They will be spending the night at the church on Saturday after the uA vs. Southern miss football game, attending worship with us at the 9:00 Am services on Sunday, and then sharing a lunch with us afterward.

If anyone is available and would like to come hang out and spend the night with us after the game Saturday night (I’m looking at you, uA students) or take a couple Japanese students to lunch after worship on Sunday, contact Kate Gates at kate@fumct.org.

Tutor Children at Central Elementary School& Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary School

BE a

WHEN: one hour, one day a week; You choose the time and dayWHERE: Central & mLK Elementary SchoolsCONTaCT: freddie Bruner at 205-332-1926 or freddiebruner2000@yahoo.com

It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men. —frederick Douglass

Be a Host!

Join the Prayer Team....New Time & Location Join us in our new location at our new meeting time:

Prayer Room in Chitwood hall from 12:00 - 1:00 Pm

Enter the single exterior door on 8th Street next to the Courtyard (look for sign on the door). Contact Hope Holemon at hopeholemon@gmail.com or call 205.239.3503 or 205.758.6640.

Volunteer

A Very special Music and Worship Dedication Sunday

on September 28 in Traditions worship, we will celebrate our annual music and worship Dedication Sunday. This is a wonderful worship service in which we dedicate and commission all of the music and worship ministries for the year! from Adult to Children’s music, Handbells to Altar Guild, Hosts to Acolytes, there are so many different ways to get involved, and this particular Sunday is a good day to learn more about these ministries.

Also, during this dedication service, the Adult Chancel Choir CD Rejoice! A Celebration of Faith, Hope and Love will go on sale! This CD project has been in the works for many years and is finally coming to the congregation in hopes that this music will inspire, comfort, and enliven all who listen to it.

Come to the Sanctuary at 9:00 and 11:00 Am on Sunday, Sept. 28 to help us dedicate and commission our music and worship ministries for the year. And, come and pick up a CD!

Rejoice!! A Celebration of Faith, Hope, & Love

Bless your Neighbor

2014school supply drive

THANK You for Your SuPPorT of THE

Due to funding cuts, the need for teacher class-room supplies remains great. Therefore, as a part of fumCT’s Bless Your Neighbor outreach, the congregation of first Church blessed 171 teach-ers and school personnel at five area schools by donating copy paper, pens, pencils, hand sanitizer, boxes of facial tissue, and various cleaning sup-plies. multiple large boxes of the donated supplies, and hand-written notes of encouragement from members of our congregation, were delivered on Aug. 5 to each school for distribution to their teach-ers and staff.

“Dear members of this wonderful church family,I want to thank each and every one of you for taking time to bless our faculty, children and me personally. It truly touched me that you would (and have) kept us in your prayers.”God bless you,Kris DrenskySpecial Ed. Teacher, Walker Elementary

A special thanks to wells mcfarland and Jack Green for assisting with organizing and packing boxes of classroom supplies.

Marital Celebrations At first Church, we take great joy in sharing life’s celebrations together. Therefore, in ad-dition to announcing when new babies are born, we will begin publishing (per request) our members’ marriage celebrations: recent marriages and milestone wedding anniver-saries (25th, 50th, etc.). Church members are asked to submit the necessary informa-tion via email to cp@fumct.org or by calling Ashley Green at 205/345-7261, ext. 17.

children's ministry4 church happenings 9

YoungAdUlTScollege & 20-somethings

3rd Grade Bible Sunday | Sunday, Sept. 21 in 11:00 Am Traditions Worship | Parents of 3rd graders—please contact us at chil-dren@fumct.org or call 205.345.7261, ext. 33 with the correct spelling of your 3rd grader’s first, middle, and last name. we need all names by Friday, Sept. 12.

Children's Worship Arts | Kick-off is wednesday, Sept. 3 at 6:00 Pm. The following groups will meet:

Preschool Worship Arts (P.W.A.) | Ages 3 & 4 (Nursery Hall)Kids Worship Arts (K.W.A.) | Kinder-garten – 2nd Grade (room 206-"The rock")Psalm 150 | 3rd – 5th Grade (room 208-"Souled out room")

The groups will lead worship in the Bridge and Traditions throughout the year, and all three groups will present a Christmas and spring musical. our Christmas musical this year is Starry Night, Noisy Night by r. E. Schram and Scott Schram. Contact mandy Smith at mandy-loo_38865@yahoo.com.

KWA & Psalm 150 will lead worship on Sept. 28 in 11:00 Am Traditions.

Supper is the most intimate meal there is, and since none but family or closest friends are ever included, invitations are invariably by word of mouth. The atmo-sphere of a luncheon is often formal, but informal luncheons and suppers differ in nothing except day and evening lights, and clothes. Strangers are occasionally invited to informal luncheons, but only intimate friends are bidden to supper.

—Emily Post

If you’re unfamiliar with Emily Post, she was an author active throughout the first half of the twentieth century and probably most well-known for her detailed opinions on etiquette. Her suggestions are lovely and thoughtful, but I wonder what she would have thought about how Jesus inter-acted in society.

And the Pharisees and the scribes were grumbling and saying, “This fellow wel-comes sinners and eats with them." (Luke 15:2)

Jesus even dined with the Pharisees at least once (Luke 11:37), but I doubt miss Post would have found his behavior at that dinner to be especially mannerly. we all know the importance of sharing meals, and anyone who has hosted a din-ner knows the stress of preparation and execution with elocution, but I’d like to turn the family dinner on its head a little with Table Talks.

You're invited to an introductory Table Talk dinner on October 21 at Kate Gates' home (1896 Inverness Pkwy) at 6:00 Pm. Please R.S.V.P. by Oct. 5. Let’s share good food with the intent to be present with one another, to be authentic with one another, and to talk about some of the topics taboo to the table. Let’s take 1 Corinthians 13 to heart and talk in love about real, and sometimes problematic, issues about faith, hope, and life in Christ. Because in Christ, we’re all family—“no more a stranger nor a guest, but like a child at home.”

*If you’re interested in hosting a future Table Talk, let me know! we’ll discuss available dates.

Thank you very much to all the hard-working Little Lambs committee mem-bers, volunteers & consign-ers who continue to make the Little Lambs sale a

huge success. The Children’s ministry appre-ciates all the time, energy and effort put into each sale. Thanks also to the church staff who help the committee make the sale run smooth-ly; to our church members for your patience trying to find parking, donating items and for your continued support of the sale; and to the husbands, fathers & grandparents who help during the hectic week of Little Lambs! Every-one plays a role in making the sale a reality!

GOKids: FirstKids' mission-Focused Program | on Sunday, Aug. 31 during Sunday School preschoolers through Souled out heard from youth who attended mission trips over the summer to Challenge farm in Kenya, Africa and one7 in North Carolina. GoKids is collecting items to send to the children at Challenge farm for Christmas. visit www.fumct.org/#/mission-outreach/gokids for a list of supplies to pur-chase and return by Sept. 28.

kidgoglobal outreach missions

elementary

little lambsconsignment sale

FUM

CT souledout

S.O.S. Souled Out Sundays | Starts Sunday, Sept. 7 | A fun Sunday afternoon gathering time for 4th & 5th graders focused on relationship building with a message! more details to come. Contact Leslie & ryan Greer at souledout@fumct.org.

kidsworshipARTS

W.O.W. Wonders of Worship* | firstKids children’s wor-ship service for K-3rd graders will resume Sunday, Sept. 7. Children attend the 11:00 Am Bridge or Traditions worship service with their families and are escorted by a host to the wow room at the appropriate time. Parents pick-up children from wow room on the 2nd floor at the conclusion of worship. *Reminder to new Kindergarten parents: you should pick up your child from Sunday School and take them with you to the 11:00 AM service.

ch ildren ’s m in istry

Local Outreachfirst Church helped the summer end in a great way for 76 local children by sponsoring a trip for them to the Birmingham Zoo. August 5 summer campers at the Benjamin Barnes YmCA sum-mer camp, along with 15 adult chaperones, rode in two chartered buses from the Barnes YmCA and back, lunched on pre-ordered

fast-food meals and toured the zoo. This trip was the first time the majority of the children had been to the zoo. To read more about this trip made possible by FUMCT, scan the code here.

psalm150

preschoolworshipARTS

Save the Dateunited methodist women Present the 3rd Annual Turkey & Tinsel holiday Bazaar featuring Arts & Crafts from umw Circles, Local vendors and Artists, & Silent Auction Sunday, Nov. 16 from Noon – 5:00 Pm

Interested in being a vendor? vendor applications opens to the public Sept. 1. vendor application deadline is october 15. for details, contact Crawford Barnes at czbarnes@gmail.com.

Interested in donating for the Silent Auction? To donate items for the Silent Auction, please contact olivia Kendrick at 205-752-0731 or oliviakendrick71@gmail.com.

3rd annual holiday bazaar

September Meetings

Celebration Circle meeting | Sept. 2 at 5:45 Pm in Parker fireside room (fumCT)Charlotte Shamblin Circle | Sept. 8 at 10:00 Am in Lee Classroom (fumCT)Faith & Friendship Circle | Sept. 8 at 10:00 Am in Parker fireside room (fumCT)Executive Committee meeting | Sept. 9 at 5:15 Pm in Parker fireside room (fumCT)hope Circle | Sept. 10 at 7:00 Pm (location TBA)Wesleyan Circle | Sept. 15 at 2:00 Pm in Parker fireside room (fumCT)

missions and outreach8 student ministry 5

YOUNG PROFESSIONALS OF TUSCALOOSA NETWORKING EVENTSCoffee & Cards | 4th Wednesday of Every month | 7:30-8:30 Am

Please pre-register for these events...■ Sept. 27 | Discovery High School Leader trip to Six flags | we are taking all high school helpers to Six flags. Pre-registration required online at www.fumct.org/stu-dent-ministries/events-for-youth. Cost is $70, plus your meals. we will travel by charter bus and the two smaller church buses. we will leave at 7:00 Am and return by midnight. we need four parent volunteers. volunteers go for frEE!! Save the Date..■ Oct. 5 | Stop Hunger Now Event | Church-wide activity in the CAC ■ Oct. 19 | Confirmation retreat | 12:00-2:00 Pm at Sokol Park ■ Oct. 26 | Confirmation Sunday■ Oct. 31-Nov. 2 | High School fall retreat

■ Sept. 7 | Small Group Kick-off (Not in a Small Group? Contact Christy Copeland at christy@fumct.org.■ Sept. 7 | Sixth Grade Confirmation begins at 10:00 Am (Small groups begin in January) If you did not receive an email with full details, contact Pres-ton Adair at preston@fumct.org.■ Every Wednesday Night: Sept. 3, 10, 17 & 24 | Youth Group & worship at 6:00-7:30 Pm with $1 pizza/$1 drinks

Discovery 2014 was fantastic. I could overwhelm you with numbers but I really believe that would distract you from the real gain.

1. Students heard the Gospel from high school students who are passionately chasing after Jesus daily.

2. we worshipped unhindered and that contin-ues to permeate our schools and this town.

3. Parents prayed for, loved on and served their children. That continues today and I pray will become the model for all that we do in family ministry.

I am proud to have served alongside adults and students who understand this was not just about a weekend. we intend to join Jesus in His revival of our ministry, our Church and in this town. To God be the glory for He has done great things. See you on Sundays and wednesdays as we continue to serve together.

Stop Hunger Now 2014on Sunday, October 5 we will hold our second annual “Stop Hunger Now” food-packing mission project. we will meet in the Church Activity Center (CAC) beginning at 9:00 Am on Sunday, oct. 5 to begin our packaging of 20,000 meals. we will continue to package meals until we reach this 20,000 meal goal. for indi-viduals or small groups joining us during the event, we will have communion served during the two worship hours. This food-pack-aging project is a wonderful time for Sunday school classes and/or small groups to come together to do a mission project. we look forward to having you join us on this day to be in mission together. If you are interested in learning more, visit to www.stophunger-now.org. If you have questions about the packing event, please contact Joshua Davis at 205.345.7261.

Missionsoutreach

FUMCt

Global Impact Celebration 2015our Global outreach ministry at first united methodist Church Tuscaloosa is in the early stages of planning our 2015 Global Impact Celebration! we need individuals of our congregation to assist with this program scheduled for february 2015. If you are interested in learning more about the mission work of our church, or if you are new to first methodist and looking for a place to plug-in, contact Joshua Davis at jcd1177@charter.net.

Calling all people with the gift of sewing!

The Honduran mission team is looking for people to sew small pouches for eyeglasses. Kits with instructions are available and can be picked up in the church office (enough for 6 pouches). Please return them to the church office by Sept. 21. Contact Gary Johnson at 205.535.0180 or gary_pat@bellsouth.net.

BY BrIAN LoPEr Director of Family & Student Ministries

discovery 2014

What's going on at Foo-mack?

hAPPENING NOW

COMING uP

suM

TuW

ThF

saFi

tnes

s:Se

nior

fitn

ess

8 am

Step

&Sc

ulpt

9 a

m

Wo

rSh

IpTr

aditi

ons

@ 9

&11

am

Sund

ay S

choo

l @ 1

0 am

Brid

ge @

9&

11 a

m

Wo

rSh

IpTr

aditi

ons

@ 9

&11

am

Sund

ay S

choo

l @ 1

0 am

Brid

ge @

9&

11 a

m

56

12

34

78

910

1112

13

1415

1617

1819

20

2122

Wo

rSh

IpTr

aditi

ons

@ 9

&11

am

Sund

ay S

choo

l @ 1

0 am

Brid

ge @

9&

11 a

m

Fitn

ess:

Seni

or f

itnes

s 8

amYo

GA

1:30

pm

Pila

tes

5:30

pm

Fitn

ess:

Seni

or f

itnes

s 8

amSt

ep&

Scul

pt 9

am

Fitn

ess:

Step

&Sc

ulpt

9 a

m

Fitn

ess:

Seni

or f

itnes

s 8

amIn

terv

al w

orko

ut 9

am

2324

2526

27

28

Fitn

ess:

Seni

or f

itnes

s 8

amSt

ep A

ttack

9 a

m

Fitn

ess:

Seni

or f

itnes

s 8

amYo

GA

1:30

pm

TBC

5:30

pm

Fitn

ess:

Seni

or f

itnes

s 8

amYo

GA

1:30

pm

TBC

5:30

pm

Fitn

ess:

TBC

9 am

Fitn

ess:

TBC

9 am

Fitn

ess:

Seni

or f

itnes

s 8

amIn

terv

al w

orko

ut 9

am

Yout

h W

orsh

ip

@ 6

:00

Pm (p

g. 5

)

Wo

rSh

IpTr

aditi

ons

@ 9

&11

am

Sund

ay S

choo

l @ 1

0 am

Brid

ge @

9&

11 a

m

mus

ic &

Wor

ship

De

dica

tion

Sund

ay

3rd

Grad

e B

ible

Su

nday

(pg.

4)

ch

urc

h-w

ide c

alen

dar

sept

emb

er 2

014

2930

Fitn

ess:

Seni

or f

itnes

s 8

am20

/20/

20 9

am

Fitn

ess:

Seni

or f

itnes

s 8

amYo

GA

1:30

pm

Pila

tes

5:30

pm

Fitn

ess:

Step

&Sc

ulpt

9 a

m

Fitn

ess:

Step

&Sc

ulpt

9 a

m

Labo

r Day

Chur

ch O

ffice

&

CAC

Clo

sed

Fitn

ess:

Seni

or f

itnes

s 8

amAe

robi

cs W

orko

ut 9

am

Fitn

ess:

Seni

or f

itnes

s 8

amAe

robi

cs W

orko

ut 9

am

Kic

ks O

ff F

or F

all!

(see

pg.

2)

Yout

h W

orsh

ip

@ 6

:00

Pm (p

g. 5

)

Yout

h W

orsh

ip

@ 6

:00

Pm (p

g. 5

)

Yout

h W

orsh

ip

@ 6

:00

Pm (p

g. 5

)

Yout

h Sm

all G

roup

s Ki

ck

off (

pg. 5

)

Yout

h Sm

all G

roup

s (p

g. 5

)

Yout

h Sm

all G

roup

s (p

g. 5

)

Yout

h Sm

all G

roup

s (p

g. 5

)

High

Sch

ool D

isco

very

Le

ader

trip

to S

ix fl

ags

(pg.

5)

Soul

ed o

ut S

unda

ys

& w

ow w

orsh

ip B

egin

s (p

g. 4

)

KwA

@ 6

:00

Pm (p

g. 4

)

KwA

Sing

s at

11:

00 A

m

Trad

ition

s (p

g. 4

)

KwA

@ 6

:00

Pm (p

g. 4

)

KwA

@ 6

:00

Pm (p

g. 4

)

KwA

@ 6

:00

Pm (p

g. 4

)