Welcome to Glenmont United Methodist Church Online.
I will have a birthday, and be over forty this month (and those of you who are laughing need to repent—because I will be over forty!). I consider life, how short life is, and how wonderful the people of God are. So, I want to take this month’s article to let you know how thankful I am for each one of you who is a part of Glenmont United Methodist Church.
The Lord only knows what kinds of things were talked about when the District Superintendent told the SPRC that a former BAPTIST pastor was coming to this church. Thank you, for letting me show you that I love the Lord and I love each one of you. Every one of the members of this church have been kind and supportive in my journey to become an Elder in the United Methodist Church.
You, Glenmont, are in love with the Lord, and in love with the children of God. Thank you. If I needed any sign in my choice to become a United Methodist Elder, you have given me many.
I am humbled, thankful to God, and grateful to be saved by grace and be your pastor. And although I am far over forty, I give thanks to God that I have been led to this place, this time, and each one of you.
Pray, and work, so that this church and this people, can become all the God has called us to be as disciples of Jesus Christ.
Pastor Lee
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
FEBRUARY 2010
FEB 6 Money’s Worth Thrift Shop
FEB 7 Holy Communion
FEB 13 Quilt Day
FEB 14 Worship Service
Boy Scout Sunday
FEB 16 Shrove Tuesday
Pancake Supper
FEB 17 Ash Wednesday
FEB 21 Worship Service
Sandwich Ministry
FEB 22 Church Council
FEB 28 Worship Service
Potluck Luncheon
Meaningful Suggestions for Lenten Projects
1. Take clothing to the Clothes Closet.
2. Count up how many members are in your WHOLE family and donate 10 cents for each one(weekly) to the Glenmont food pantry.
3. Take some magazines to a nursing home and stay for a chat with a resident.
4. Bring one item of non - perishable food to the church for the Food pantry each week.
5. Plan to have lunch with a senior member of the congregation.
6. Bake some cookies and take them to someone who needs cheering up.
7. Telephone someone who you have not seen in church recently.
8. Think of something special to do for someone who is shut-in.
9. Give hugs - lots of them!
10. Bring a treat to someone you see every day at work, school, or home who helps you a lot.
11. Say "I love you" to all of the people in your family every day of Lent.
12. Write a letter to God giving thanks for all He has done for you and your family.
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