Monday, July 28, 2014
Sermons: Listen or Re-Listen
Listen to yesterday's message shared by Karen Arendt, now on our website at http://numc.axelhouse.com/sermons.html
Friday, July 11, 2014
Website Updated
The July/August edition of Tidings, our newsletter, is available to be read online at http://numc.axelhouse.com/tidings.html.
Recent sermons and our lay report from annual conference are also on our website.
Recent sermons and our lay report from annual conference are also on our website.
ALL-CHURCH PICNIC
Our ALL-CHURCH PICNIC is Sunday, July 20 directly following Worship.
Join our annual potluck/picnic.
Sign-up in the memorial room.
Mark your Calendars!
Join our annual potluck/picnic.
Sign-up in the memorial room.
Mark your Calendars!
Monday, June 16, 2014
Listen to yesterday's message shared by Karen Arendt, now on our website at http://numc.axelhouse.com/sermons.html
Remember also: Men's fellowship breakfast this Saturday at 8 am! Bring a friend!
Remember also: Men's fellowship breakfast this Saturday at 8 am! Bring a friend!
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Pastor's Message for June 2014
The last few years have been full of turmoil within the United Methodist denomination. From
the discussion about ending tenure for elders to equality in marriage and ordination, we seem to
have been anything but “United” Methodists. The same kinds of problems that have plagued the
General Conference exist at the micro level of churches. We disagree about the color of curtains,
we argue over traditional communion or intinction, hymns or modern praise music, Sunday
school during or before worship, even what kind of coffee we should serve. These differences
become nearly impossible to move past when our anxiety levels rise and we feel like the future
of our beloved church is at stake. This leads to arguments, schisms, and internal turmoil that
threatens to tear apart churches and denominations.
In truth, the thing that matters the most is a simple one. As a church we need to be united in our efforts to proclaim the gospel as widely as possible to any who will hear and accept God’s message of love and reconciliation. Christ commissioned us to “go into all the world and make disciples of every nation…” We move from “United” Methodists to “Untied” Methodists when we forget our very purpose for existing as a church…to make disciples for Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world. Let us all consider how we have been a part of the problem and not the solution as we move forward. Let us all prayerfully consider how we can become more united in our efforts to accomplish this worthy goal of making disciples. God’s abundant blessings be with you this summer!
In truth, the thing that matters the most is a simple one. As a church we need to be united in our efforts to proclaim the gospel as widely as possible to any who will hear and accept God’s message of love and reconciliation. Christ commissioned us to “go into all the world and make disciples of every nation…” We move from “United” Methodists to “Untied” Methodists when we forget our very purpose for existing as a church…to make disciples for Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world. Let us all consider how we have been a part of the problem and not the solution as we move forward. Let us all prayerfully consider how we can become more united in our efforts to accomplish this worthy goal of making disciples. God’s abundant blessings be with you this summer!
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Listen to this past Sunday's sermon and consider how your actions might change if your intentions were posted like a sign for all to see.
http://numc.axelhouse.com/sermons.html
http://numc.axelhouse.com/sermons.html
Friday, May 23, 2014
This Past Sunday's Sermon is Online
Anxiety - The emotional response to a threat, real or imagined.
Check out this past Sunday's sermon, "Out of Survival and Into Holy Revival"
http://numc.axelhouse.com/sermons.html
Check out this past Sunday's sermon, "Out of Survival and Into Holy Revival"
http://numc.axelhouse.com/sermons.html
Monday, April 14, 2014
Listen
It is not quite like being there, and yet, but still, quite moving. Yesterday's cantata is up on our website for you to listen to. Join us for our Easter service this Sunday at 10:30 to hear the closing song of the cantata.
Click to listen
Click to listen
Monday, March 31, 2014
I'm Sorry Campaign
A Meeting for the "I'm Sorry Campaign" will be held here at NUMC on Tuesday, April 1 at 7:00 pm.
This is an ecumenical project with local Christians in cooperation with The Marin Foundation to help build bridges between the church and the LGBT community.
This is an ecumenical project with local Christians in cooperation with The Marin Foundation to help build bridges between the church and the LGBT community.
Yesterday's sermon is up online
We could all use God's healing in our lives. Check out http://numc.axelhouse.com/sermons.html for the latest message.
Monday, March 17, 2014
Do Over
Yesterday's Sermon and a special message from Coach Thayer Redman are online now on our website.
We continue to collect money through the end of March to support the Manchester High School track team, providing proper footwear for those who might not otherwise be able to participate.
Friday, March 7, 2014
Newsletter Notice
March/April Tidings (our bi-monthly newsletter) is out. See how successful our Souper Bowl was. Find the upcoming knitting ministry dates. Mark your calendar for the Thursday night lenten meals and services. See when Thayer Redman will visit us again as we raise funds this month for sneakers and make a difference in the lives of our local youths. Read all this and much, much more.
Monday, February 24, 2014
New Sermon Posted
Yesterday's sermon is up for all to listen to, again, or for the first time.
http://numc.axelhouse.com/sermons.html
Monday, February 17, 2014
Belong to God.Friday, February 14, 2014
Friday, February 7, 2014
Vote every day
Vote for Marlene and Don:
http://www.salutetoseniorservice.com/volunteer-contest/entries/marlene-c/
The Salute to Senior Service® Contest offers the opportunity for nominated senior volunteers across the U.S. and Canada (excluding Quebec) to receive two additional, much-deserved rewards: recognition and support for their continued community service.
National Prize Winner The National Winner will be honored in person at a national recognition ceremony. Home Instead, Inc., franchisor of the Home Instead Senior Care® network, will make a $5,000 donation to the winner’s designated non-profit charity to support continued community service.
Local Winners One senior volunteer nominee from each participating state and province (excluding Quebec) will be selected to designate a non-profit charity to receive a $500 donation, courtesy of Home Instead, Inc.
http://www.salutetoseniorservice.com/volunteer-contest/entries/marlene-c/
The Salute to Senior Service® Contest offers the opportunity for nominated senior volunteers across the U.S. and Canada (excluding Quebec) to receive two additional, much-deserved rewards: recognition and support for their continued community service.
National Prize Winner The National Winner will be honored in person at a national recognition ceremony. Home Instead, Inc., franchisor of the Home Instead Senior Care® network, will make a $5,000 donation to the winner’s designated non-profit charity to support continued community service.
Local Winners One senior volunteer nominee from each participating state and province (excluding Quebec) will be selected to designate a non-profit charity to receive a $500 donation, courtesy of Home Instead, Inc.
Awesome Souper Bowl
Charlene and I are once again very pleased to announce that this year's "Souper Bowl for MACC" was another tremendous success.
Early results show an approximate cash donation of $950.00 will be going out to the Manchester Area Conference of Churches (MACC) Charities.
We want to thank all those who helped make this all possible: Our Youth Group Members Wesley, Elizabeth, Sarah, Paige, Olivia, Jason, their friends, Julia and Jessica, along with their family members: Katherine, Barbie, Gene, Kayle, Vickie, Steve and Lisa as well as Former Youth Group members Jamie & Josh. Thanks to Caleb & Irene for publicity.
So grateful to all of the NUMC congregation who supported our efforts by their generous purchases of 37 pepperoni and mozzarella breads, 125 bowls of 8 different kinds of soups and chili along with 39 grinders and sandwiches to support this great cause.
We want to thank all those who helped make this all possible: Our Youth Group Members Wesley, Elizabeth, Sarah, Paige, Olivia, Jason, their friends, Julia and Jessica, along with their family members: Katherine, Barbie, Gene, Kayle, Vickie, Steve and Lisa as well as Former Youth Group members Jamie & Josh. Thanks to Caleb & Irene for publicity.
So grateful to all of the NUMC congregation who supported our efforts by their generous purchases of 37 pepperoni and mozzarella breads, 125 bowls of 8 different kinds of soups and chili along with 39 grinders and sandwiches to support this great cause.
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Souper Bowl Pre-Orders
Pre-Orders for Souper Bowl Sunday can now be made at http://numc.axelhouse.com/youth.html
Friday, January 10, 2014
Check out the newsletter, a lot is going on!
The latest issue of Tidings, our bi-monthly newsletter is available now at http://numc.axelhouse.com/tidings.html
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