December Tidings Newsletter

The December issue of Tidings, the monthly newsletter of North United Methodist Church is available online on our website.  Take a look, there is a lot going on at NUMC.

Family Movie Night

Family Movie Night

 Saturday, November 26 at 6:30 pm

Come See:

The Adventures Of Milo and Otis 

A free fellowship evening! Bring family and friends. Popcorn and drinks provided!

UMCatalyst News Notes 11/22/11

Follow this link to read the latest in e-news for clergy and laity in the New England Conference:

http://www.neumc.org/enewsletterarchives/detail/1609

Letter from the Council of Bishops

Here is a letter from the Council of Bishops:

http://www.neumc.org/console/files/oFiles_Library_XZXLCZ/COB_Letter_to_the_Church_111011-English_NMGNAXCW.pdf

and an article written about it:

http://www.umc.org/site/apps/nlnet/content3.aspx?c=lwL4KnN1LtH&b=2789393&ct=11493419&notoc=1

UMCatalyst News Notes

Follow this link to read the latest in e-news for clergy and laity in the New England Conference:

http://www.neumc.org/enewsletterarchives/detail/1598

Interfaith Justice Issues Assembly

Democracy is NOT a Spectator Sport! Interfaith Justice Issues Assembly Tuesday, Nov. 29 in Middletown

Faith communities across Connecticut interested in cooperating more effectively on social and economic justice issues impacting our people, will gather Tue. evening, Nov. 29, from 7-9 p.m. at St. Pius X Parish Hall, 310 Westfield St. in Middletown.

Churches, synagogues, mosques and other faith groups are invited to send teams.

Interested individuals are also welcome, including small business owners, health care professionals, students, those currently unemployed or underemployed, recent immigrants, etc.

The program will include a brief panel presentation by: Dr. Steve Smith from the National Physicians’ Alliance; Lorella Praeli from CT Students for the Dream; and Peter Thor from AFSCME Council 4. Discussion/Strategy breakouts will follow focusing on health care reform, immigration reform, jobs/economic supports and other issues that may be raised. The goal is the shaping of an action plan for 2012.

Admission is free but reservations are encouraged due to limited seating. To RSVP, for rides or further info, please contact United Action Connecticut (UACT) at 860-882-3849, or email uact4change@hotmail.com.