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Carmel United Methodist Church Monthly Newsletter The Contact February 2016TRANSCRIPT
At CUMC we are CONNECTING with God and others, GROWING in faith and love through Biblical learning, and SERVING our community and world, as followers of Jesus Christ. Carmel United Methodist Church Fax: 317-848-8790 621 S. Range Line Rd. phone: 317-844-7275 Carmel, IN 46032 e-mail: [email protected]
FEBRUARY 2016
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Lent is…
a Christian season on the Christian calendar
Ash Wednesday to Easter
when the amount of sunlight lengthens as we move toward Easter
a season for prayer and meditation; time for honest reflection on the condition of our lives and our sinfulness
I think that we can understand our sinful nature in terms of computer settings. As humans born after the events recorded in Genesis 3, our default setting toward God is rebellion, “I want my own way!” God had originally intended Himself to be our default setting.
When I try to “do” better in my own way and with my own plan in the name of being a better Christian, I am merely overriding the default setting of God for the moment. But after some time, that gets exhausting and I give in. I revert back to my default setting, “Ok God, I am back, You are my default setting”.
I must somehow “un-choose” my default setting of rebellion. I must learn to call out my sinful actions, inactions, motivations, beliefs, grudges, or prideful thoughts and then choose to identify myself with Christ.
This is what Lent is to be for us. It is a time for us to get back to having God as our default setting. He is to be our identity.
This Lent I hope that you will do life a little differently and at a different pace, a slower pace; releasing your rebellion and relinquishing the thought that you are in control and accept that the better default for life is God’s grace, His love, His patience, and His words of truth. All of us have varying changes we need to make to get there. I know that I do too. When we talk about discipleship, this is an important piece of growing discipleship for all of us. This truly is an opportunity for us to GROW!!!
Join us in traditional worship for the Lenten series: Red-Letter Prayers
HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE
Sat, March 19 1:00pm Easter Egg Hunt, grounds of CUMC Sun, March 20 8:30am Palm Sunday Service, Sanctuary
9:30am Palm Sunday Service, Sanctuary 11:00am Palm Sunday Service, Sanctuary 11:00am Palm Sunday Service, the Stream Thurs, March 24 6:30pm Maundy Thursday Service, traditional
Tenebrae Service, Sanctuary Fri, March 25 6:30pm Good Friday Service, Sanctuary Sun, March 27 8:30am Easter Service, Sanctuary 9:45am Easter Service, Sanctuary 11:00am Easter Service, Sanctuary 11:00am Easter Service, The Stream
Submitted by: Rev. Patti Napier
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Pastoral Staff Senior Pastor: Rev. Patti Napier Associate Pastor: Rev. Mike Collins Director of Stream Worship: Scott McDermid Director of Youth Ministries: Scott McDermid Minister of Children & Families: Rev. Aj Mildenberg Minister of Adult Ed. & Discipleship: Sandra Andrews Minister of Music Chuck Shockney Minister of Youth: Kevin Andrews Minister of Local Outreach: Mike Podgorski Minister of Shepherding & New Members: Barbara Krueger Minister of Visitation: Jim Shirey Retired Pastor in Residence: Jack King
Office Staff Church Administrator: Kevin Sweeney Office Manager: Pat Morrison Financial Secretary: Elizabeth Shiverdecker Communications & Media Specialist: Rachel Ferry Membership Secretary: Karen McTaggart Building Superintendent: Art Enlow Preschool Director: Marian Fales Preschool Administrative Coordinator: Nicole Todd
To send an e-mail to any staff member, use their first initial and last name @carmelumc.org For example, Patti Napier is: [email protected]
Leadership at CUMC:
IN THIS ISSUE:
Church Governing Council
The Church Governing Council meet-ing schedule is posted outside of the Church office.
Holy Week Schedule
Children’s Ministry Happenings
Emmaus
Adult Ministry Grow Groups
New Church MOBILE APP!
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT PRAYER GROUP:
Be brave and courageous. Come and pray in the Chapel on Wednesday evenings at 6:30. We pray for about an hour, some times silently and sometimes out loud.
Occasionally, we sing. Contact Richard Carriger: [email protected]
CUMC E-Prayer This ministry is a vital piece of electronic communication within our church family, used to share (via e-mail) timely prayer requests and concerns about family and
friends. If you would like to begin receiving and using CUMC E-Prayer, please send your e-mail address to Ed King at [email protected].
Congratulations….
Baptisms…
Willliam Benjamin Jones, son of Matt & Eva Jones, was baptized January 10, 2016.
Olivia Katherine Obszanski, daughter of Paul & Abigail Obszanski, was baptized January 10, 2016.
Sutton Elizabeth Collins, daughter of Rev. Mike & Stephanie Collins, was baptized January 17, 2016
With Sympathy To…
Cheri Shockney & family on the death of her mother, Arline Kaizer, who passed away January 4, 2016.
Peggy Sailors & family, on the death of her mother, Vivian Reed, who passed away January 10, 2016.
Jim & Katie Kessler & family, on the death of Jim’s brother, John Kessler, who passed away January 16, 2016.
Jim Hehner & family, on the death of his mother, Betty Hehner, who passed away January 18, 2016.
The bus schedule currently running is: Bus Arrival at The Barrington: 8:45 a.m.
Depart from the Barrington: 9:00 a.m. (sharp) Depart CUMC following worship: 11:00 a.m.
Arrive at Barrington: 11:15 a.m.
The UMW has many different opportunities for
fellowship, worship, and service...
Lydia Circle Ruth Anna Circle Women’s Bible Studies Mom’s Circle and more!
Check out the Sunday Bulletin for any upcoming events sponsored by UMW of Carmel UMC.
Save the date! Sunday Feb 28th 2 pm, join us for
the UMW World Thank Offering with speaker, Mercy Chikhosi Nyirongo, a graduate from Africa University and project manager for the Malawi church’s ZOE orphan empowerment program, which helps orphans and vulnerable children.
John Kouns Minister of Adult Discipleship John is relatively new to the Carmel area, having moved from Phoenix, AZ in mid2013. He graduated from the University of South Carolina with a degree in psychology and a minor in religion. While in Phoenix, John served for
ten years as the Director of Youth and Young Adult Ministries at Paradise Valley United Methodist Church. John’s wife, Katie, is the new Head of Choirs at Carmel High School and they have two children, Charlotte and Lydia, who attend Prairie Trace Elementary. They also have a pug named Violet who likes to sleep, eat, and spin in circles. They are thrilled to be in Carmel and are excited to be more involved in community events. In his spare time, John loves to camp, sail, hike, mountain bike, or do pretty much anything outdoors. He loves spending time with his family and traveling—usually with a pop-up trailer attached to the back of the family minivan. John is excited and humbled to be part of the dynamic staff at Carmel UMC and is looking forward to developing meaningful relationships within the Carmel community.
Welcome to the CUMC Staff
ESL @ Carmel UMC is off to a great start in 2016 as we welcome immigrant students from Venezuela & Iran. Diversity is a gift to our community & one goal is new friends to experience love of Jesus Christ through our volunteers. You do not need prior teaching experience if you are a native English speaker. We currently have 29 students from 7 different countries learning English. No experience is required to volunteer...... just a love of God's people. If you are interested in learning more, please contact: [email protected] or Barbara Krueger @ 317-903-7007 or [email protected] or
My Emmaus Walk
experience was
amazing. Although
everyone that
attends will tell you
the same about their experience. It is a chance to
connect with God, and allow Him to continue
shaping your life. I know when I went, I had no
idea what to expect which is typical. But also just
like everyone else, I am glad I went. The
experience changed me. I am challenged to start
and approach each day with my thoughts on God.
In Mark 8:33, we are reminded that Jesus can
clearly recognize good and evil. 'Jesus turned
around and looked at his disciples, then
reprimanded Peter. "Get away from me, Satan!"
he said. "You are seeing things merely from a
human point of view, not from God's."' Even
though Peter was not evil, Jesus could tell the
source of his words were from Satan. We do not
possess that level of discernment. Yet every day
since my Emmaus walk, I think about how the
grey areas in this world are really either dark or
light. I strive to know Jesus better, so that I may
be guided by the light, and avoid the dark.
Taking a Walk
With Jesus:
Emmaus
by Mark Brown
Join Carmel UMC in the next Walk to
Emmaus: Men’s Walk: March 3-6
Women’s Walk: March 10-13
Emmaus is an inspiring experience designed to strengthen and renew your faith. You will enjoy three days of singing, praying, worshiping, feeling God's grace.
Contact Debbie Carriger for more information and to register. 317-431-3234
Handbell Ringers Wanted!
The Handbell Choir is looking for people who are
interested in serving in this music ministry. The
Handbell Choir meets regularly for practice and then
performs at least 1 service per month.
Those interested must be able to read music. Please
contact Pat Bigham for more information:
Upcoming Coat Sort at the Kids Coats Warehouse
510 3rd Ave. SW Carmel 46032
Just north of the Palladium
Date: Tuesday, February 16, 10am
SIGN UP ONLINE: http://kidscoats.org/volunteer/
Prayer Shawl Ministry
Each Tuesday from 12:30 until 2:30, a
group gathers to knit or crochet prayer
shawls to be given as an expression of
love and encouragement from our church
family. You are invited to come whenever
you can. Call Jenny Andrews at 989-0586
or Katie Kessler at 846-9785 with
questions or suggestions. Also, please
call if you know of someone who could
benefit from receiving a prayer shawl.
Knitters and Crocheters caught in the
action during a Tuesday morning
gathering.
Since 2001, CUMC has been sending mission
teams to Appalachia to do the Lord’s work.
Teams are composed of men, women and youth
(age 13 and above recommended) working at
moderate to light construction, cleaning and
painting. We are currently recruiting for this
year’s trip, June 12 to 18. If you have attended
previous trips you are invited back. If you have
not been on this trip before, or have never been
on a mission trip, you are in for an experience
like none other.
The cost to you is a week of your time and $230
per person (family maximum is $460). For that
you get three scrumptious meals per day, free
evening programs and entertainment, group
devotion time, air conditioned dormitories,
spacious private shower and restroom facilities,
free Wi-Fi, a free T-shirt and the privilege of
working with fellow Christians on projects that
help people in need.
Beginning now, you may register your “intent” to
attend this trip on the church website
(carmelumc.org/missions/mission trips). Your
“firm” commitment and money will not be
requested until May. If you have questions
please contact Bob Phillips (317/844-5636 or
REGISTRATION OPEN SOON!
Henderson Settlement Family Mission Trip – 2016
Henderson 2015 Mission Team: Back Row (left to right): Bob Phillips, Doug Herbert, Bob Hinnard, Wayne Lerner, Bill
Bennett, Gerald DeFouw, Richard Carriger, Jason Vohs, Rich Gochnauer. Front Row (left to right): Fred Yde, Barbara
Krueger, Christine Bach, Christine Keith, Michelle DeFouw, Sandy Phillips, Terri Hinnard, Katie Hinnard, Debbie Carriger,
Patti Napier.
Karl Maierhofer was presented with a plaque that was
awarded to T&W Church Solutions for the recent
“Making Room” renovations at Carmel United
Methodist Church. The award was presented by the
Associated Builders & Contractors of Indiana/Kentucky
at the Merit Shop Construction Awards Gala to T&W in
late September at the Indiana Roof Ballroom. T&W was
recognized in the category “Renovation - Non Historical
Under $3 Million”
The Making Room project was a huge undertaking for
the entire team at Carmel UMC and Karl, as Head of
Trustees at the time, took on more than his share of
responsibilities. Sharing this award with
Karl was just a small token of the
appreciation that Carmel UMC in its
entirety has for Karl’s dedication to the
Church and to the completion of the
Making Room Project.
Thank you and
congratulations to
Sandra Andrews
as she embarks on
a new career: full
time mom! An
incredible blessing
to the CUMC staff,
Sandra officially
took over her new
role on January 1.
Her enthusiasm,
warm spirit, and
passion for God
and her ministry
will be missed.
Sandra’s ministry was celebrated following
church services on January 3rd with cake.
Rev. Patti Napier presenting Karl Maierhofer with the
award that will be on display at Carmel UMC.
Where are all the first aid kits! There are 3 main
first aid kits, one by the AED machine (An
automated external defibrillator (AED) is a
portable electronic device that automatically
diagnoses the life-threatening heart problems),
one in the main kitchen and lastly in the usher
closet at the back of the Sanctuary. There are
also smaller ones downstairs in the youth
kitchen, women’s restroom and in the resource
room. Please let the office know if one of the first
aid kits does not have an item you needed.
SIGN-UP ONLINE TO VOLUNTEER
FOR GLEANER’s DAYS!
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Seeking volunteers for Soup's On Sunday February 21st from 10:00 am till 2:30 pm. This incredible mission serves approxi-mately 250 meals weekly to those less fortunate at Roberts Park UMC in Indianapolis.
Please call John Greene at 727-403-7069 or Email John at [email protected] to learn more and get involved by serving at the event or providing food.
Fletcher Place Breakfast Ministry Join in, feed the hungry and show the love of Christ. Next opportunity to
serve is February 25 and March 25. Contact Richard Carriger at [email protected].
MORE Volunteers are needed for the Food Pantry! The pantry is in need of regular volunteers to work during open pantry hours, to assist visi-tors. Additional volunteer opportunities are available for various tasks at the pantry, like stocking shelves and organizing (this would be a great family activity). If interested, please contact Lisa Williams to arrange a time to volunteer via email: [email protected] or call: 317-507-7410
The annual Carmel UMC Easter Egg Hunt is
Saturday, March 19 at 1pm (the day before
Palm Sunday). Please consider taking some eggs
to stuff or donating some candy for others to stuff
them! You may drop off the candy in the children’s
ministry hallway or by Pastor Aj’s office.
Do your kids or you want to know more about Easter and communion from the Methodist Church perspective? You and your child (kindergarten through 5
th graders welcome) can
learn on Sunday, March 13 at 1pm. various communion bread will be sampled as well as the communion liturgy explained. Please let Pastor Aj know you plan on attending by emailing her at [email protected]
WORKSHOP
Family
Christian Youth Theatre conducts classes each
Monday afternoon. Children of all ages sing and
dance, pray and give glory to God. They have 3
sessions during the school year and also camp
during the summer, the week before VBS. The
next session begins 2/22. You may find more
information by going to their website: cytindy.org
Do you have the gift of organization or administration? Children’s Ministry has several file cabinets downstairs that need to be cleaned out and organized
on your own time- morning, noon or night- your schedule is fine with us. If you have these gifts and would be willing to use them for children’s ministry please contact us via email at [email protected]
Each summer CUMC has day camps for children 3 years old to 5th grade throughout the month of July. All
camps are Biblically based but unite fun themes that kids love and the Bible together. Examples are Disney, American Girl, music, mission, safety and American Ninja Warrior. Kids are separated by ages and there is an opportunity for kids to stay all day for a small fee. We are currently putting together the camp schedule and deciding what camps to offer. Is there a camp you would like to lead (for monetary compensation) or is there a camp you would like your children or grand-children to attend? Can someone please figure out a way to have a chocolate camp!!! Or would you like to be one of the first to receive the camp schedule? Please email [email protected] and let us know your thoughts!
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In case we’ve never met, my name is Kevin Andrews and I’m am the newly appointed Director of Sports and Recreation Ministries. If my name rings a bell, it is because I have been on staff since 2007 in the Youth Ministry department and now have the privilege of adding to my responsibilities.
You may be wondering what Sports & Rec will look like in 2016. I’m still working out the answer to that question as well but here are a few things I know for sure.
1. The vision of SRM (Sports & Recreation Ministry) will continue to be focused on spiritual growth. I believe that Sports and Rec can be a fantastic first interaction for individuals who are not connected to God and/or a church family. It is this reason that has motivated me to take the position since I believe it is positioned well to make a significant impact as we strive to help all participants develop a personal relationship with Jesus and move them from an initial connection to ongoing growing and serving as His followers.
2. SRM will be re-tooled for accomplishing the vision. I am excited to implement some creative new twists with the intention that we continue to pursue long-term assimilation into the body of Christ. Some of these ideas will likely require a bit more commitment on the part of those already connected to Carmel UMC, but I believe that as we work together as a church family, we will become more effective. As with anything new, some of these ideas are likely to fail but our long-term success is worth the risk of some short-term setbacks.
3. SRM programming will be scaled back. Scheduling fewer events will not only take into consideration the reduction in staffing hours that are designated for SRM leadership but also the reality that in order to leverage each opportunity to the max, we will need to shift some of our energy to the relationship building and “next steps” components of the program.
4. Volunteers will be critical to the success of Carmel UMC through the ministry of SRM. If you have a heart to help others experience Jesus in a fresh way, I’d love to talk to you. The reality is that it is not as important to me that you are a “sports” person as much as that you desire to see the vision of Carmel UMC to become a reality for those who don’t yet belong to the family of God. I am confident that if you have a heart for Jesus and willingness to serve, I can find a role for you to play in the new Sports & Rec Ministry. Feel free to contact me at [email protected] or call the church office at 317-844-7275.
Kevin Andrews Minister of Youth and Sports & Rec
Jan Lefton went on Winterblast this year as a first time youth chaperone and shared with us some of her thoughts on the experience:
I don't even know where to begin! What a powerful weekend!
I was fearful that at my age I wouldn't be able to relate to the young people. I related well to them when I worked in school.....just as I did before I would have to listen, listen, and love them with our Lord's love! I still really care about the students, and that can't be faked....and they know it! I gave and received so much in return!
There was a love and acceptance not only for each other with the senior high group but so much mentoring with them to the junior high aged students. Ruthie even came over to the session with my girls' group after Sunday at the chapel. What she said had really impacted the three 7th grade girls in my small group! If you can use an "older, more mature lady with the spirit of a kid", I am your lady!
I have always said that the youth is not our church
for tomorrow.....but they are our church NOW!!!!!!
The maturity in Christ that so many of the youth have is exceptional for anyone at any age. Some students are easier to like than others, but they are all God's children and all deserve to be cared for and valued!
Intersect is a weekly Youth Group for Jr. & Sr. High students - Sunday nights starting at 5:15pm. Come worship, have a bible study, and enjoy dinner with your friends. Intersect is held in the Hub in the lower level of the Church.
Watch the Sunday Bulletin for dates when Intersect isn’t meeting.
WINTERBLAST 2016 IMPACTS
YOUTH AND ADULTS!
The Lord has showed me that I still have a role to play
with young people - Jan Lefton
Jan with her Winterblast Small Group!
Watch the Winterblast Montage Video HERE!
A HUGE thank you to all of the volunteers who served
for the Youth’s Best Winterblast Weekend YET! Nearly
100 youth and adults ventured up to Michigan for this
God-filled weekend. Events like this can’t happen
without dedicated adults to participate, witness, share,
laugh, cry, and dance with. We are already planning
and looking forward to WinterBlast ‘17!
We have new grow groups starting up this spring semester. There are already 2 senior high boys groups, 1 junior high boys group, 2 senior high girls groups, and 1 junior high girls groups. We are currently adding more grow groups for girls and have available spaces for the ones that are currently in existence. To get your student signed up, or for more information, please contact [email protected]. These group are where true, authentic transformation happens for our students.
FEBRUARY 28, 2016
This is our yearly opportunity to lead worship in all the adult traditional services (8:30, 9:30 & 11am). We could use lots of student participation to make this happen and there are ways to be involved using a lot of different skills. Feel free to sign up for more than one service and you can mix and match what job you'd like to do at each.
We value the youth of our church, and we are committed to building a sustainable youth ministry that is going to have a deep impact. That’s why we are developing a game plan together to ensure that the future of our church is as great as it’s history. We have invited Ministry Architects to visit us on February 26-28. (Learn more about them at www.ministryarchitects.com.) Ministry Architects will spend the majority of their time listening to a variety of groups within the church through focused listening groups. We hope to see participation in those groups from a broad spectrum of parents, volunteers, youth and people who just love our youth. We want your insights, your frustrations and your dreams to be heard.
After spending 2 days in these listening groups (and taking copious notes), the Ministry Architects team will hunker down to write a report, sharing with us what they’ve heard about the youth programs – including assets, challenges, and how we compare to youth ministries around the country – and where it seems that God might be taking us next. On Sunday, February 28, the report will be presented to the congregation in the Youth Center (The Hub), laying out specific recommendations and a blueprint for how to move forward. If you would like to be part of this process and have your voice heard, please contact Scott McDermid at [email protected]
Planning for our
Youth Ministry
Is there someone at the
church who’s missing out on
RightNow Media?
After being invited by her husband, Lisa
loved going through Pulling the Thread
with Jen Hatmaker in her women's small
group and encouraging each other to
live out their faith throughout the week.
Ryan, a college senior, got an invitation
from his dad and is now watching con-
victing and challenging sessions from
the Passion Conference with his friends
in their dorm, on his phone.
Nate is a 5-year old who's learning bibli-
cal history in a fun way by watching
What's in the Bible? on the iPad after
school.
Let’s do life together! At Carmel UMC, we encourage everyone—adults and youth—to participate in a Grow Group, an intentional gathering of people who commit themselves to work together to become better disciples of Jesus Christ through Connecting, Growing, and Serving. Groups gather, learn about God and each other, support one another in the normal challenges of life, and work together to serve the community. If you are interested in participating in or leading a Grow Group, please contact John Kouns, Minister of Adult Discipleship, at [email protected].
From Our Congregation: “Grow Groups—Why
They Matter” by Sandy Phillips
Bob and I became part of a small group several years ago when Carmel UMC launched the Forty Days of Purpose all-church study. I think my first reaction to this “opportunity” was probably: “Every week!! Seriously, who has time for that kind of a commitment?” But with, I am sure, some spiritual nudging, we did sign up. I felt we could do that for 6 or 7 weeks. But at the end of the study our group was hooked…and what followed is a major part of our faith journey. The commitment, that seemed unrealistic several years ago, has become a time that we look forward to weekly. As a group we have studied God’s word, and we have also just talked and shared our lives with one another. We have laughed a lot, and we have cried, and oh yes, we have shared lots of food together. But most importantly, we have become family, and we continue to help each other grow in our love for Christ. I am so thankful this “opportunity” is encouraged and supported in our church.
Did you know your Grow Group or
Bible Study can use RightNow
Media? Ask how today!
Did you know that Carmel UMC has a new
MOBILE APP?
Download the free app from your App Store – stay up-to-
date on events, sermons, and even catch the live feed if you
can’t make it on Sunday!
Technology News!
Coming SOON: The Pathway
The new “online community” for Carmel UMC. A place where members of the
church can seek needs, both spiritual and serving, within the church. The
Pathway is a place where someone can look for, find, and sign-up for Growth
Groups or a special event, or maybe email a fellow Carmel UMC member. The
Pathway will be rolled out to members of Carmel UMC, Spring of 2016!
Leaders of the various ministries, missions, and groups at Carmel UMC are
currently training on how to most effectively use The Pathway.
Calling All Graduating Seniors or College Students… Scholarship Application Available!
If you are a member or have attended Carmel United Methodist Church for three years, and will be enrolled
in a college program, you are encouraged to apply for a scholarship through Carmel United Methodist
Church. High school seniors, undergraduate, and graduate students are encouraged to apply. Previous
recipients of this scholarship are not eligible to apply. Application forms are available in the church
office or on the CUMC website and have a submission deadline of Friday, March 25th
(before Carmel
Spring Break). Scholarship winners will be announced by May. If you have any questions, contact
any member of the Higher Education Committee or Ashley Edwards through the church office at 844-7275.
Information & Application Form Carmel United Methodist Church
Higher Education Scholarship Application Deadline: Friday, March 25, 2016
Complete & Submit To: Carmel United Methodist Church Office to Karen McTaggart Attn: Higher Education Committee
Carmel United Methodist Church established a scholarship fund in 1987. The purpose of the fund is to assist deserving church members who are pursuing advanced education at accredited colleges or universities in the next school year. Scholarship Application Forms are available in the Church Office and the CUMC website. Completed applications must be returned to the Church Office on or before Friday, March 25, 2016.
The purpose of the scholarship is to recognize students for their active church involvement and their display of leadership, community, and volunteer service. Although class ranking or GPA is not the primary requirement for the award, Carmel United Methodist Church believes that working to achieve a quality education is not just a job of an educational institution, but is the primary occupation of every student.
To be considered for this award, the candidate must complete this application form and return it along with all required attachments by Friday, March 25, 2016. The packets must be submitted to Karen McTaggart in the front office. Do not submit them to any other staff members so the packets can be logged appropriately. Eligibility requirements are outlined on the verification section of the application. No exceptions are allowed.
Scholarships usually have ranged from $100 - $1,000. However, the exact amount and number of grants are determined annually, according to the number and quality of the applicants, and the amount of funds available for distribution.
Applicants will be notified of the committee’s decision by the end of May. Scholarships are awarded once a year in July preceding the academic year for which the student plans to enroll, and will be sent to the Bursar of the college or university. The scholarship is then applicable to tuition, room and board, and any fees.
Thank you for your service to others and for being an example to your peers. The Higher Education Committee of Carmel United Methodist Church is proud to recognize future leaders with this award, and congratulate you for your interest in becoming a candidate. Best of luck to you! If you have any questions about the application, please contact the Higher Education Committee members through Ashley Edwards, Youth Assistant, at 317.844.7275 or [email protected].
Members of the Higher Education Committee Carmel United Methodist Church 621 S Range Line Road Carmel, IN 46032 317.844.7275
College Scholarship Application or download HERE! Application is 2 pages and both must be fully completed for consideration of scholarship
PG 2 of Scholarship Application - both must be completed in full for consideration of
ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
621 S. Range Line Road
Carmel, IN 46032
Phone: 317-844-7275
Fax: 317-848-8790
E-mail: [email protected]
www.carmelumc.org
At Carmel UMC we are connecting with God and others, growing in faith and love through Biblical learning, and serving our community and world as followers of Jesus Christ.
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Holy Week
Kid’s Spring Break & Summer Camps
Henderson Mission Trip
July 3rd - OUTDOOR SERVICE !
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