Join Belle Meade UMC on Oct 25 from 4-6 PM for our annual Pumpkin Fest!! This Fall tradition features food, fellowship, and fall fun for all ages. We will have a chili cook-off, costume contests with prizes for all ages, inflatables, a train, crafts, trick or treating, DJ, and more! We have several volunteer needs to pull this awesome church and community event off. Sign up at this link to make chili for our cook-off or serve in other ways!
Join Belle Meade UMC on Oct 25 from 4-6 PM for our annual Pumpkin Fest!! This Fall tradition features food, fellowship, and fall fun for all ages. We will have a chili cook-off, costume contests with prizes for all ages, inflatables, a train, crafts, trick or treating, DJ, and more! We have several volunteer needs to pull this awesome church and community event off. Sign up at this link to make chili for our cook-off or serve in other ways!
Tuesday night Bible study will be led by Dr. Kinny Cosner and Bill Wilkin, using Dr. Amy-Jill Levine’s book, “Genesis: A Beginner’s Guide to the Beginning,” and the accompanying videos. Dr. Amy-Jill Levine presents Genesis as a living text, one that continues to shape faith, identity, and our understanding of what it means to be human. The study explores these key stories from Genesis: The Garden of Eden; Cain and Abel; Noah’s Ark; The Near Sacrifice of Isaac; Jacob’s Stairway to Heaven; Joseph’s Saga. Join with others for Bible study, enjoy the leadership of Kinny and Bill, and grow in fellowship with a group that studies, discusses, and prays together each week. Please purchase the book from Cokesbury or Amazon (ISBN: 9781791032364). The class will run from Tues Sept 8-Oct 27 from 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM on Zoom only. To sign up or ask questions, please contact Bill Wilkin, wcwilkin@yahoo.com.
What does this short letter attributed to Paul and Timothy have to offer us? One commentator says the motto of this book could be, “Think Globally, Act Locally.” It is just 4 chapters long, but is packed with meaning. Come join Dr. Kinny Cosner in a close study of this letter, written to a local community Paul never personally visited, with instructions on how to conduct themselves. Come to the first session bringing your Bible, having read Chapter 1, and ready to learn together. The class will run Wednesday Nights from Oct 28 - Nov 28 from 6:00-7:00 PM in the Lounge.
Ubuntu is a South African philosophy that encourages a consideration of our interconnectedness and shared humanity. So what can we learn about ourselves from a completely different context on the opposite side of the world? Come learn and reflect with Rachel Hagewood on her time in South Africa and explore the challenges such an experience provides to our ideas of religion, community, and pursuing justice and reconciliation in our own back yard. This class will run Wednesday Nights from Oct 28 - Nov 18 from 6:00-7:00 PM in the Community Room. Contact Rachel Hagewood at rachelhagewood@gmail.com to sign up!
Tuesday night Bible study will be led by Dr. Kinny Cosner and Bill Wilkin, using Dr. Amy-Jill Levine’s book, “Genesis: A Beginner’s Guide to the Beginning,” and the accompanying videos. Dr. Amy-Jill Levine presents Genesis as a living text, one that continues to shape faith, identity, and our understanding of what it means to be human. The study explores these key stories from Genesis: The Garden of Eden; Cain and Abel; Noah’s Ark; The Near Sacrifice of Isaac; Jacob’s Stairway to Heaven; Joseph’s Saga. Join with others for Bible study, enjoy the leadership of Kinny and Bill, and grow in fellowship with a group that studies, discusses, and prays together each week. Please purchase the book from Cokesbury or Amazon (ISBN: 9781791032364). The class will run from Tues Sept 8-Oct 27 from 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM on Zoom only. To sign up or ask questions, please contact Bill Wilkin, wcwilkin@yahoo.com.
What does this short letter attributed to Paul and Timothy have to offer us? One commentator says the motto of this book could be, “Think Globally, Act Locally.” It is just 4 chapters long, but is packed with meaning. Come join Dr. Kinny Cosner in a close study of this letter, written to a local community Paul never personally visited, with instructions on how to conduct themselves. Come to the first session bringing your Bible, having read Chapter 1, and ready to learn together. The class will run Wednesday Nights from Oct 28 - Nov 28 from 6:00-7:00 PM in the Lounge.
Ubuntu is a South African philosophy that encourages a consideration of our interconnectedness and shared humanity. So what can we learn about ourselves from a completely different context on the opposite side of the world? Come learn and reflect with Rachel Hagewood on her time in South Africa and explore the challenges such an experience provides to our ideas of religion, community, and pursuing justice and reconciliation in our own back yard. This class will run Wednesday Nights from Oct 28 - Nov 18 from 6:00-7:00 PM in the Community Room. Contact Rachel Hagewood at rachelhagewood@gmail.com to sign up!
Sermon by Rev. Heather Harriss
For our current sermon series - A Holy Resistance to Hustle
Scripture Reading: Luke 22:39-46
Study Guide: Download PDF
Sermon by Rev. Heather Harriss
For our current sermon series - A Holy Resistance to Hustle
Scripture Reading: Luke 22:39-46
Study Guide: Download PDF