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Newsletter of Belin Memorial United Methodist Church February 25, 2016 A Stephen Ministry Congregation Our mission: make disciples of Jesus Christ. February 28, 2016 - 8:45 AM, 11 AM Traditional Worship (Sanctuary) “Water in the Desert” Psalm 63 - Scott Johnson - February 28, 2016 - 8:45 AM, 11 AM The Harbor Worship (Family Life Center) Voices of Truth (part 3 of 6) “Ezekiel: Man with a Burning Zeal for God” Ezekiel 37:1-10 - Mike Alexander - “The Living Last Supper” Maundy Thursday Musical Drama: March 24, 7 PM For centuries before Jesus came to earth, each year when the spring harvest began, the Jewish people were instructed to remember the emancipation of Israel from slavery in Egypt by observing Passover. In fact, the instructions for the Passover Feast were given to Moses before the Ten Commandments! It pre-dates all other feasts, and its importance was made clear when Jesus chose to celebrate this feast during His last hours. The Passover Supper is rich with beauty and symbolism. The unleavened bread represents the sinless Savior. When Jesus says to His disciples, “This is my body,” it gives the bread a whole new level of meaning. The blood of the lamb figures heavily into this ceremony as well. In Egypt, the Israelites painted their door posts with the blood of a spotless lamb. When the angel of death saw this, he “passed over” those homes and spared the first-born from the last of the ten plagues - the plague of death. When John refers to Jesus as “...the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world,” it becomes clear that the Israelites had been presenting a picture of Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection for 1,500 years before His birth by celebrating Passover! This Maundy Thursday (March 24th), the Belin Chancel Choir will present The Living Last Supper, a musical drama that portrays the Last Supper in the Upper Room, which was a celebration of the Passover Feast. It is based on Da Vinci’s famous painting depicting Jesus and the twelve disciples as they were together collectively for the last time before His crucifixion. Moving musical moments from the choir are interspersed with monologues by the twelve to underscore the Biblical truths presented by the disciples, to augment their monologues, and to focus on pivotal events in the Biblical story not covered by the drama. As well, the congregation will have the opportunity to celebrate communion at the table with Jesus and the disciples. We hope this Maundy Thursday presentation will become a highly anticipated Holy Week experience each year, not just for Belin Memorial but for the entire community. Opportunities to portray disciples and to work behind the scenes are still available. As always, taking part in any Lenten service only enhances the Resurrection Morn experience. Please consider being part of The Living Last Supper, either through your presence or your participation. Jim Sellers Director of Worship Arts
Transcript of “The Living Last Supper”
Newsletter of Belin Memorial United Methodist Church February 25, 2016
A Stephen Ministry Congregation
Our mission: make disciples of Jesus Christ.
February 28, 2016 - 8:45 AM, 11 AM Traditional Worship (Sanctuary)
“Water in the Desert” Psalm 63
- Scott Johnson -
February 28, 2016 - 8:45 AM, 11 AM
The Harbor Worship (Family Life Center)
Voices of Truth (part 3 of 6)
“Ezekiel: Man with a Burning Zeal for God” Ezekiel 37:1-10
- Mike Alexander -
“The Living Last Supper”
Maundy Thursday Musical Drama: March 24, 7 PM
For centuries before Jesus came to earth, each year when the spring harvest began, the Jewish people were instructed to remember the emancipation of Israel from slavery in Egypt by observing Passover. In fact, the instructions for the Passover Feast were given to Moses before the Ten Commandments! It pre-dates all other feasts, and its importance was made clear when Jesus chose to celebrate this feast during His last hours. The Passover Supper is rich with beauty and symbolism. The unleavened bread represents the sinless Savior. When Jesus says to His disciples, “This is my body,” it gives the bread a whole new level of meaning. The blood of the lamb figures heavily into this ceremony as well. In Egypt, the Israelites painted their door posts with the blood of a spotless lamb. When the angel of death saw this, he “passed over” those homes and spared the first-born from the last of the ten plagues - the plague of death. When John refers to Jesus as “...the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world,” it becomes clear that the Israelites had been presenting a picture of Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection for 1,500 years before His birth by celebrating Passover! This Maundy Thursday (March 24th), the Belin Chancel Choir will present The Living Last Supper, a musical drama
that portrays the Last Supper in the Upper Room, which was a celebration of the Passover Feast. It is based on Da Vinci’s famous painting depicting Jesus and the twelve disciples as they were together collectively for the last time before His crucifixion. Moving musical moments from the choir are interspersed with monologues by the twelve to underscore the Biblical truths presented by the disciples, to augment their monologues, and to focus on pivotal events in the Biblical story not covered by the drama. As well, the
congregation will have the opportunity to celebrate communion at the table with Jesus and the disciples. We hope this Maundy Thursday presentation will
become a highly anticipated Holy Week experience each year, not just for Belin Memorial but for the entire community. Opportunities to portray disciples and to work behind the scenes are still available. As always, taking part in any Lenten service only enhances the Resurrection Morn experience. Please consider being part of The Living Last Supper, either through your presence or your participation.
Jim Sellers Director of Worship Arts
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CONGREGATIONAL NEWS, HONORARIUMS AND MEMORIALS
Our Prayer Requests
Waccamaw: Elizabeth Darden, Gene Ellis, Marilyn Howard, Sue Habermeier
Camp Lejeune Naval Hospital: Elizabeth Mae Detwiler
Compass Rehab: Bob Hendrick
Conway Manor: Charlotte Hedler
GS Healthcare: Jim Dawkins, James McNair
Inlet Coastal Resort: Bob Graham, GiGi Hesselgrave, Ruth Roshaven, Miriam Thomas
Lakes at Litchfield: Barbara Harden
Myrtle Beach Estates: Sadie Coley
MB Manor: Mimi Romberger
NHC: Dot Curtis, Sally Robinson, Mary Wilkes
Home: Peggy Adams, Sterling Bishop, Nan Buckner, Henry Carter, Tom Collins, Peggy Deschamps, Lucy Gibbs, Judy Gibson, Dot Hanna, Randy Harrison, Bobbie Hatton, Robert Helms, Carrol Holshouser, Tom House, Pat Kavulick, Kay Lake, Mark Lane, Allen Large, Carole Magann, Mickey Skipper, Mary C. Smith, Eileen Smith, David Strickland, Trudie Walker
Other: Sarah D’Antonio; Vishin Lalla; Betty Carol Lamm; Nola Mortensen; Individuals submitted on prayer request cards; U.S. Military Personnel Please note, names are rotated off periodically
Deepest Sympathy Extended to . . . - Dottie Burnham and family in the death of her mother, Ruth Stockham, who resided in Cortland, NY.
- Doris Glass in the death of her son, Jeff Glass, who resided in Murrells Inlet, SC.
- Ola McBee and family in the death of her husband, Mac McBee, who resided in Murrells Inlet, SC.
- Barbara Nance and family in the death of her husband, Donnie Nance, who resided in Murrells Inlet, SC.
Honorariums and Memorials
In Honor of Ruby Kathryn Badgett To the General Fund
Anna and John Magann
In Honor of Scott Johnson and Harbor Band
To the Harbor Sound Fund Marsha Marsh
In Honor of Henrietta Huff To the Garden Fund
Joanne McCrum
In Honor of Phil Huff To the Rollie Hanna Breakfast
Joanne McCrum
In Honor of Phil and Henrietta Huff To the Garden Fund
Dale and Kathleen Chilson Jan Foran
Barbara and Don Horton Betty and Thomas Little
David and Sarah Michaux Donna and Mitch Mims
Peg Otterberg Ann and Keith Palmer
Dorothy and John Paton
To the Rollie Hanna Breakfast Barbara and Don Horton
In Honor of Willie and Melissa Lee To the Harbor Fund
Jessica Flynn
In Honor of Joyce and Tom Taylor To the Help 4 Kids Fund
Frederick and Sherri Taylor
In Memory of Dr. Samuel Atkinson To the Endowment Fund Dr. & Mrs. Cantey Haile
In Memory of Winnie Dorman To the Endowment Fund Ramona and Van Caswell
In Memory of Marjorie Kates To the Garden Fund
The Rollie Hanna Breakfast
To the Tara Hall Fund Shirley and Tom Mahoney
In Memory of Robert “Mac” McBee To the Endowment Fund
Bill and Tootie Snyder
Walter Sparrow
To the Land Fund Joanne McCrum
To the Worship Arts Fund The Breakfast Group
In Memory of Christopher Michael Morris, Jr.
To the Pastors’ Discretionary Fund Patricia Morris
To the Youth Fund (Salkehatchie) Patricia Morris
To the Backpack Ministry Patricia Morris
To the Creekfront Salkehatchie Fund Patricia Morris
To the Youth Fund Patricia Morris
In Memory of James Rowe To the Endowment Fund
Alice Ward and Roger Aldhizer
In Memory of Sid Taylor To the Prison Ministry Fund
Jessica Flynn
In Memory of Jim Tolar To the Land Fund
Carolyn Tolar
In Memory of David Tomlinson To the Garden Fund
The Rollie Hanna Breakfast
To the Youth Fund Larry and Mary Altman
Burness and Sue Ella Bourne III Judy and Mil Servant
Jennifer Weston
In Memory of Mark Witherspoon To the St. Johns’ Chapel Fund
Jessica Flynn
Starting Point Join us on Sunday, March 13, at 4 PM in the Family Life Center for Starting Point, an
informal gathering open to anyone. This is a time to speak with one of the pastors, ask questions, and enjoy fellowship!
New Chairs in Our Sanctuary Thank you to a very generous Belin Memorial member (anonymity requested) who donated the funds to purchase new, padded folding chairs that are now in the aisles in our sanctuary. What a thoughtful addition to our sanctuary worship services!
Red Cross Blood Drive
Donate blood in the Family Life Center on Tuesday, March 15, 8 AM to 1 PM, by making an appointment online at redcrossblood.org.
Thank you for donating - the need is constant!
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LENT/HOLY WEEK/EASTER, ANNOUNCEMENTS, UMM, FINANCIALS
Attendance - Week of 2/21/2016
Traditional - 8:45 AM … 393 11 AM … 420 Harbor - 8:45 AM … 166 11 AM … 197 Sunday School … 224
Operating Budget Report
Received Year to Date…………. $ 273,365 2016 Budget ……………………….. $1,934,057
BCLC Operating Budget
Received Year to Date…………. $ 149,809 2016 Budget ……………………….. $ 862,110 Total Expenses Year to Date
BUMC & BCLC Expenses……... $ 432,616
Land Acquisition Fund
Balance on Note ……… $ 2,304,735
Lenten Worship / Holy Week / Easter Sunday
Lenten Worship Services Join us for Lenten worship services in the sanctuary at 12 noon during Lent (remaining dates): March 2, 9, 16, and 23. We will welcome our Belin Handbell ringers at the Lenten service on Wednesday, March 2.
Following all of the noon worship services, a light lunch will be served in the Family Life Center. The cost is $4, and everyone is welcome to join us. The meals will be prepared by the Belin Chancel Choir, Rollie Hanna Breakfast Group, and the UMW Circles. Please join us for worship, lunch, and Lenten fellowship! Watch the weekly Inlet View E-News for Lenten lunch menus.
Menu for March 2 Lenten Lunch (prepared by the Belin Chancel Choir): Chili with cornbread, tossed salad, dessert
Devotional Journals We are offering Lenten devotional journals written by our own Associate Pastor, Scott Johnson. They are available in the church office and Family Life Center. Donations accepted to cover printing costs.
Maundy Thursday Join us for “The Living Last Supper,” a dramatic presentation by the Belin Chancel Choir, on Thursday, March 24, at 7 PM in our sanctuary.
The Worship Arts ministry is currently seeking “actors” for the Maundy Thursday drama “The Living Last Supper.” Small speaking roles are available for 12 men of various ages. Contact Jim Sellers soon if interested: [email protected] or 843.357.5184.
Good Friday Fish Fry - Tickets may be purchased in the church office or from any member of the International Missions Team for the Good Friday Fish Fry. Menu: fish, French fries, hushpuppies, and coleslaw
Friday, March 25 First serving: 11 AM - 1:30 PM Second serving: 5 PM - 7 PM
Advance tickets are $9; $10 at the door. Proceeds benefit International Missions of Belin Memorial.
Lenten/Easter Scheduling - Church offices will be closed on Wednesdays during Lent from 12 noon to 12:30 PM to allow staff members to attend Lenten worship services.
- The Gathering (family fellowship meals), Rollie Hanna Breakfast, and the Adult Fellowship Lunch have taken a break during Lent. Please check the Belin calendar for dates and times when they will reconvene in the spring!
- The church office, Family Life Center, and BCLC will be closed for Easter on Friday, March 25, and Monday, March 28.
- There will be no SHINE Time or Sunday school for children or youth on Easter Sunday, March 27. Adult class members should check with their class leaders.
Pennies for Lent Offerings collected at our Wednesday Lenten services and Pennies for Lent collected on Sundays throughout Lent will be donated to two mission projects: Creekfront Salkehatchie in Murrells Inlet and Imagine No Malaria.
Easter Sunday Worship Services - Sunrise service at 6:45 AM, outdoors near the seawall cross. Bring a chair or blanket (no nursery offered). Additional parking will be available in the grass field across the street from the sanctuary for all services. 8:45 AM and 11 AM: Traditional services in the sanctuary 8:45 AM and 11 AM: Harbor (contemporary) services in the Family Life Center Nursery provided for 8:45 AM and 11 AM services in the education building.
United Methodist Men’s Meeting Men, save the date for our March UMM meeting on Monday, March 21, at 6:30 PM in the Family Life
Center. Watch the Inlet View E-News for details on the meal and speaker. Please plan to join us, and bring a neighbor, friend, or coworker!
Backpack Mission The following items are needed to fill 200 bags with food for school children that we feed every weekend in our community. Your donations are much appreciated and may be dropped off in the Family Life Center lobby!
Chicken noodle soup Canned pasta Vienna sausages Ramen noodles Peanut butter crackers Pop tarts Single serving oatmeal Granola bars Fruit or pudding cups Mac & cheese (single serve)
BBQ for Sale Bar-b-que (frozen) is now on sale in the Family Life Center for just $5 per pound. See any staff member in the Family Life Center to purchase, while supplies last.
Looking for Cooks! We are in need of volunteers who enjoy cooking to assist with events and meals at Belin Memorial throughout the year. Contact Brandy Streett in the Family Life Center: 843.357.5180 or [email protected].
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YOUTH NEWS
Youth News and Events (continued)
The 34th Annual FCA High School Retreat in Garden City Beach is April 8-10. For details, go to www.carolinasfcacamps.org. Remember it's $50 if you live in Horry County. The Horry County adult FCA chapter gives a $50 scholarship to those who live in Horry County. St. James' prom is on April 8, but it is okay to go after prom as long as you arrive Friday night. The deadline to register is March 27. Contact John Rickenbacker, [email protected], for details.
Want to make a difference this summer? Join us at Salkehatchie as we physically improve the homes of some very needy families, reach out to these families, connect with other youth in friendship, have a great time, and most importantly honor and grow closer to Jesus. The total cost is $230 (includes everything except two meals). Online registration opens very soon at www.salkehatchie.org, and all registration fees will need to be paid directly to Salkehatchie this year. Youth can qualify for a $65 scholarship by serving at the Blessing of the Inlet Fish Fry (Saturday, May 7) AND attending a Mission Send Off Sunday Worship Service (Sunday, May 15).
Please note: space is limited at each camp on a first come, first served basis. Salkehatchie requires you to be at least 14 years old by the start date of the camp to attend. We need adults to join us; the cost is only $25 for adults!
Rivertown Salkehatchie - June 11-18, Conway, South Carolina Summerville Salkehatchie - June 18-25, Summerville, South Carolina
Sign up for the Youth E-News for details about the Middle School Mission Trip (July 7-10) and Whitewater Center Trip (August 4-6). Contact Austin Bond. We need adults to go on these trips as well, and the cost is only $25 for adults!
Graduate Recognition Sunday Belin will honor our high school and college graduates on Sunday, May 15, with a special worship service (11 AM only in the sanctuary) and lunch for the graduates and their parents. If you would like to participate or have your name listed in the bulletin, please contact Linda Lee Powalie at [email protected] or 843.357.5175. If you will be participating in the brunch, you are asked to submit four photos (throughout graduate's life) by April 28 for a slide show. Please email the photos to [email protected]. If digital pictures are not possible, give the photos to Linda Lee Powalie or Austin Bond in the FLC and we'll get them back to you!
Please submit HIGH SCHOOL graduate info in this format (please print): (Graduate's full name) Graduate of (name of High School) (Graduate's goes by name) (Name of college/university graduate plans to attend) Son/Daughter of (names of graduate's parents)
Please submit COLLEGE/DOCTORAL graduate info in this format (please print): (Graduate's full name) Graduate of (name of college/university) (Graduate's degree: BS, BA, etc.) (College Major or field of study) Son/Daughter of (names of graduate's parents)
* It is very important we have high school graduate info soon because we will be carving names into the Graduate Wooden Staff!
Youth and adult volunteers are needed to help with the children's Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 19, at 10 AM in the Family Life Center. Contact Brandy Streett at [email protected].
If you would like to help pre-sell tickets for the Belin Youth Shrimp & Fish Fry fundraiser at the Blessing of the Inlet, contact Austin Bond or Linda Lee Powalie, [email protected].
Austin Bond 843.357.5179 (office) 843.798.0222 (cell) [email protected]
Youth News and Events
High School and Middle School Youth Group will meet this Sunday from 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM in the FLC for Dinner and a Movie Night. After dinner together, high schoolers will watch "Woodlawn" (PG-13) in the High School Classroom, and middle schoolers will also watch "Woodlawn" in the Middle School Classroom. Bring $1 for the meal.
Older Youth Confirmation class has started, but it's not too late to sign up. Please contact Austin Bond ASAP.
If your child missed Pam Stenzel at Ground Zero, he or she definitely missed an amazing speaker! If you would like to borrow the DVD "The High Cost of Free Love" by Pam, please contact Austin Bond. It's a recording of the same message she spoke of at Ground Zero. You can also order your own copy online at www.pamstenzel.com, #SexHasAPriceTag.
Boys Chrysalis Flight 49 (March 19-21) still has availability, and the deadline to register is March 6. For details on how to register, contact Matt Wiseman, [email protected] or 843-902-5520 (cell) or go to http://ccchrysalis.com.
Please keep the following girls in prayer as they attend Girls Chrysalis February 27-29 in Cherry Grove, SC: Julya Coggins, Lawson Devers, Brooke Floyd, Emma Hanson, Trinity Hubert, Katie Kinsey, Helen Leonard, Anna Chelle Lunetta, Mallory Mikolajczyk, Catherine Morris, and Sarah Smith
The next Pawleys Island Prayer Breakfast (Waccamaw Schools) will meet at 6:55 AM on Tuesday, March 1 at St. Paul's Waccamaw UMC's Youth Building. Chick-fil-A biscuits are available for $2 each. The next Murrells Inlet Prayer Breakfast (St. James Schools) will meet at 7 AM at Chick-fil-A on Tuesday, March 8.
We really need help preparing and serving meals at Youth Group during the month of March! If you can help, please contact Valerie Richardson at [email protected].
- continued next column
MARCH CALENDAR 2016
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FROM THE GARDEN, CHRISTIAN PROGRAMS/STUDIES, UMW NEWS
Christian Programs and Studies
Belin 101 - Everything You Need to Know Save the dates for the Belin 101 class on Sundays, April 24 - June 5, 10 AM to 11 AM, in the Family Life Center. Everyone is welcome to attend this introductory course to our Methodist faith!
2016 Vacation Bible School
Mark your calendars! Vacation Bible School at Belin Memorial takes place June 26-30, 2016, 5:30 PM - 8 PM. Watch the Inlet View E-News for details and registration dates.
Grief Workshop
Belin Memorial is pleased to offer a six-week Grief Support Workshop that begins on Wednesday, April 6, at 6:15 PM in the Family Life Center, and continues through May 11. This workshop is offered in partnership with Tidelands Community Hospice and will be conducted by Harrison Grey, Bereavement Coordinator. The workshop is open to anyone who has suffered the loss of a loved one (Belin members and surrounding community). No registration is necessary.
Confirmation Retreat Please keep the following youth and adults in prayer as they attend the Confirmation retreat in Lake Junaluska, March 11-13:
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United Methodist Women’s News
We invite the ladies of Belin Memorial to get involved with any of the many things going on with our UMW!
Grace Circle will meet on Monday, March 7, at 6 PM at the home of Rosemary Hill. They will make plans for the book sale at Blessing of the Inlet.
The Miracle Seekers Circle will meet on Tuesday, March 1, at 6 PM in the Family Life Center. They will continue their study of "Bad Girls of the Bible" with discussion of chapter 9.
Frances Wilson Circle will meet on Monday, February 14, at 10 AM in the Family Life Center. Marcia Massey will conduct a new Bible study, “21 Most Effective Prayers of the Bible.” Cans of tomato-based soup to prepare for the March 16 Lenten lunch are still needed.
The latest issue of the UMW newsletter, "News and Notes," is available online (click HERE).
Book Nook at Blessing of the Inlet Due to storage space limitations, Grace Circle will not be collecting books until after March 7 for this year’s book sale at Blessing of the Inlet. Thank you for holding onto your new or gently used books until after March 7. After March 7, we will collect books in the Family Life Center lobby.
Adrian Anderson David Anderson Eileen Anderson Austin Bond Sierra Bond Cameron Bridgers Eleanor Buxton
Kevin Conlon Griffin Ferrell Ava Hanson Cooper Jennings Jennifer Jennings Gabrielle Kovan JJ McBride
Janice McBride Hallie-Carlisle Moody Nicholas Nash Mary Anna Neill Rachael Neill Holden Parsons Marshall Plyler
Valerie Richardson Jane Sparks Kenan Springs Harrington Streett Delaney Swaim Caroline Willis Green Winesett
Thoughts from the Garden
of Trees and Vision
- by Henrietta Huff
As I read of the need to remove our beloved oak, which is half of the original “natural frame” for our sanctuary, my thoughts were taken back to a time long ago. It was December 1850 when the Reverend James L. Belin first chose this site, above all the vast acreage that was his, as the site on which he would build a “Missionary Establishment in Waccamaw Neck.” He signed an Article of Agreement with the Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church, gave the land, and contracted with Mr. W.L. Dickson “to construct a dwelling house, a kitchen, a barn with two sheds, and a smoke house ... of quality materials...” The sum paid for this work was $1,845, and the keys were to be delivered on October 19, 1851. The house was built just a few yards east of our current sanctuary, close to the water, in a very different looking landscape than we see today. In conversation recently, the live oak tree that is now being removed was estimated to be about 150 years of age.
If that is the case, our live oak tree wouldn’t have been much more than a sapling when the house was built. In our cemetery and along Belin Road, there are 50+ more live oaks. Could they have been planted by the Rev. Belin, or were they just part of the forest through which a trail was forged? One huge oak tree, which is particularly beautiful with branches covered in Resurrection Fern, is located just a few feet from his gravesite. At its base are graves of two toddler cousins. Was it planted to mark their grave? I have many questions but know this, “To everything there is a season…” Just as we are grateful for the beauty of these trees, we can plan a landscape for future generations, a landscape that will reflect the vision of Rev. Belin. He chose this beautiful site to be not only his home but a church home for all who would come to worship in this beautiful place, from different places and backgrounds, but all with a great love of Jesus Christ.
Our Belin Garden passes very close to Rev. Belin’s gravesite. If you would like to visit, we will be happy to guide you. We are in the garden every Wednesday at 9 AM and welcome inquiries as well as volunteers who have an interest in keeping our grounds beautiful.
DADDY-DAUGHTER DANCE, ANNOUNCEMENTS, VOLUNTEER REMINDERS
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Our Doors Are Always Open . . . to receive anyone wishing to join Belin Memorial United Methodist Church. If you are thinking about joining with us or know somebody who is, please contact Pastor Scott Johnson, 843.651.5099.
SHINE Time Volunteers
February 28: 8:30 AM: John Provenza, Kim Provenza 10:45 AM: Shannon Crafton, Adrienne Pearson
March 6: 8:30 AM: Katie Ford, Brianne Miller 10:45 AM: Judd Pratt, Valerie Richardson
March 13: 8:30 AM: Katie Ford, Denise Wahl 10:45 AM: Ann Loring, Cindy Swaim
March 20: 8:30 AM: Jessica Flynn, Kim Frederick 10:45 AM: Keels Allen, Sarah Allen
March 27: There will be NO SHINE TIME on Easter Sunday, March 27
Nursery Volunteers
February 28 - 8:30 AM: Caroline Pate, Adrienne Pearson 10:45 AM: Mary Ann Lester, Ann Loring
March 6 - 8:30 AM: Beth Ann Meschter, Meredith Millen 10:45 AM: Mark Lane, Wendy Lane
March 13 - 8:30 AM: Linda Daughtery, Emeline Jordan 10:45 AM: Betty Keesee, Bill Keesee
March 20 - 8:30 AM: Morgan Jones, Megan Sandefur 10:45 AM: Mark Lane, Wendy Lane
March 27 - 8:30 AM: Kaye Baum, Leigh Ann Marple 10:45 AM: Melissa Lee, Adrienne Pearson
Daddy-Daughter Dance
Friday, March 4, 2016
7 PM-10 PM
Belin Family Life Center
$25 per couple ($30 for more than one daughter)
$15 per corsage (pre-order by February 29)
Daughters of all ages, granddads, and special father figures invited!
A Father holds his daughter’s hands for just a little while,
but her heart . . . he holds forever. (Anonymous)
Tickets available in the Belin Memorial church office and Lee’s Inlet Apothecary
All proceeds benefit Belin International Missions. #BelinDDD
Easter Egg Hunt Join us for Belin Memorial’s annual Easter Egg Hunt:
Saturday, March 19, 10 AM Family Life Center
Children under 10 years of age are invited to participate and will be divided into three age groups. Along with the egg hunt, there will be lots of sweet treats, crafts, and an opportunity to get children’s pictures taken with the Easter bunny. It will be tons of fun! We invite children to bring a neighbor or friend!
Children, bring an Easter basket to collect eggs! Parents, bring your camera to snap a photo of your child with the Easter bunny! We are also in need of some volunteers to assist us. Please contact Brandy Streett: [email protected] or 843.357.5180 if you are interested in helping out. It will be lots of fun!
Easter Lily Order Form
Deadline to order: Monday, March 14
Please complete the order form below and place it, along with payment in the offering plate, or mail it to the church office (address below). A list of persons honored or remembered will appear in the bulletin on Easter Sunday. Lilies may be picked up after the 11 AM Easter worship services.
(PLEASE PRINT) LILIES AT $15 EACH = $ Quantity Total
In Memory of: In Honor of: Given by: Telephone No:
Send order with payment to: Belin Memorial UMC, PO Box 528, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576
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BELIN MEMORIAL United Methodist Church
Sanctuary located at:
4183 Highway 17 Business Murrells Inlet, South Carolina
Sunday Worship Services
8:45 AM, 11:00 AM
Sunday School
10:00 AM
THIS WEEK’S CALENDAR: February 28 - March 5, 2016
Belin Memorial Office 843.651.5099 Fax 843.651.4179 Emergency (pastors) 843.357.6051; 843.504.0935 Mailing Address: P. O. Box 528, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576
E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.belinumc.org
- A Stephen Ministry Congregation -
Sun Third Sunday in Lent 8:30 AM SHINE Time Check-in 8:45 AM Harbor Worship
8:45 AM Worship Service 10:00 AM Confirmation Class 10:00 AM Growing Kids God’s Way 10:00 AM Sunday School 10:45 AM SHINE Time Check-in 11:00 AM Harbor Worship 11:00 AM Worship Service 3:00 PM Youth Praise Band 5:00 PM MS Youth Group 6:10 PM HS Youth Group
Mon 9:30 AM Backpack Mission 10:00 AM Bridge 2:00 PM Senior Staff Meeting 6:00 PM Disciple I 6:00 PM Disciple II 6:00 PM Nurture Team 6:00 PM Women’s Study 7:00 PM Scouts Board of Review
Tue 6:55 AM Youth Prayer Breakfast (offsite, PI) 11:00 AM Bereavement Support 12:30 PM Intermediate/Adv. Bridge 4:30 PM LOGOS 6:00 PM Miracle Seekers Circle 6:00 PM Trustees Meeting
Wed 7:45 AM Jesse Ballew Men’s Bible Fellowship 9:00 AM Belin Gardeners 9:30 AM “Mary Heart” Study 12:00 PM Lenten Worship/Lunch 1:00 PM Woolies Rug Hooking 6:30 PM Chancel Choir 7:00 PM Harbor Band Rehearsal
Thu 9:30 AM Belin Art Angels 10:00 AM Zumba Class 5:00 PM Stewardship Team 5:00 PM Worship Team 6:00 PM Disciple III 6:00 PM Handbells
6:00 PM Jesus in the Gospels 7:00 PM AA Meeting
Fri 8:30 AM Women’s Bible Study (offsite) 7:00 PM Daddy-Daughter Dance
Sat
REMINDER! Daylight saving time begins
March 13 . . . (set your clocks ahead one hour).
Thanks for reading the Inlet View
Daddy-Daughter
Dance
Friday, March 4, 7 PM Belin Family Life Center
For dads, granddads, father figures
and daughters of all ages … (see page 7 for additional information)
Proceeds benefit International Missions of Belin Memorial
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