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WOOT Night offers activities, classes and opportunities for all ages. Families can eat together, then family members can attend a class.
Come to Eat; Stay to be Fed!
WOOT Nigh Schedule:
6-6:30pm - a light, family-friendly supper will be served in the Church's Taylor Rm
6:30-7:30pm - Classes/Bible Study/facilitated activity time with events and opportunities for ALL ages.
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Meet Matthew, Mark & Luke (weekly during WOOT)
Why are there 4 gospels? How are they alike and how are they different? Why were they written? What do we know about the authors of these documents? Are there other gospels not found in the Bible? Join us for this overview of the first 3 accounts of the life & teachings of Jesus. Led by Pastor Buff.
Digital Cameras (Jan. 26)
Looking for tips and tricks on using your new Digital SLR? This class will walk you through the settings on your camera, discuss aperture to f/stops and JPeg to RAW. Bring your dSLR and your questions. Led by Don Puckett.
Phone & Mail Scams (Jan. 26)
Confirmation of Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette's Senior Brigade Presentation. Led by Don Miller
Green Cleaning (Feb. 2)
How many different bottles of cleaning products sit on your shelves? Are any of the chemicals dangerous? Shannon Hillard, who uses green cleaning supplies she makes from inexpensive and every day powders and liquids, will help you learn how to start green cleaning in your own home. Handouts will be available. If you have a recipe of your own for green cleaning, please bring it along to share. Led by Shannon Hillard & Rex Goecker.
Online Safety (Feb. 2)
Confirmation of Michigan Attorney General Bill Shuette's Senior Brigade Presentation. Led by Don Miller.
What are those "i-things"? (Feb. 9)
If you missed it last year or if you just need a refresher class, join Ken Cron for a repeat of his popular class and learn about "iphone, ipads, ipods, etc". It is an attempt for some of us to join the 21st century! Led by Ken Cron.
Cookie Decorating (Feb. 9)
What con one say? Join the expert and learn from the best how to decorate cookies just in time for Valentine's Day. Lisa Beams will be on hand to teach this class to the first 8 adults who register. Please register in advance for this class with the church office. Led by Lisa Beams.
Identity Theft (Feb. 9)
Confirmation of Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette's Senior Brigade Presentation. Led by Don Miller.
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Preschoolers
Gym time, stories, singing and hands-on fun! Led by Kristen Hossink.
Kindergarten thru 2nd Grade
Gym time, stories, singing, arts & crafts and hands-on fun! Led by Heather Fenwick.
3rd thru 5th Grade
Gym time, Bible stories, arts & crafts, age-appropriate studies and discussion. Led by Darcy Osborn.
HELIX (6rh thru 8th Grade)
H - Helping
E - Everyone
L - Live
I - In
X - Christ (in Greek!)
Lead by Youth Director, Hank Stamm.
Gym Schedule as follows:
6:30-6:49 Grades 3-5
6:50-7:09 Kindergarten - 2nd grade
7:10-7:29 Preschool
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Fall is fast approaching and with it, lots of opportunities for all of us to serve Christ in our own special way with talents God has given us. Please pray-fully consider what you can help with. A form is in the blue folders in each aisle and can be put in the offering plate. Take to time give time.
Send a Prayer Request ONLINE and go to our prayer page! All requests are kept confidential, unless you choose to send your request to our prayer chain.
Also check out our Prayer Opportunities page to see all the many opportunities VUMC has to offer for prayer.
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VUMC recycles:
Ink cartridges, toners, cell phones, Ipods, MP3 players, DVDs, Desktops, laptops, digital cameras, camera lenses, camcorders, PDAs, video games, LCD monitors, gaming consoles, calculators, projectors, GPS devises, satellite radios, home audio equipment, streaming media!
Bring in your gadgets to the recycling bin in the Narthex. Each gadget has potential to earn VUMC extra cash, which will go towards our general operations and Ministry Shares!
Help Save the environment One Gadget at a time!
Boy Scout Troop 251 hosts a paper barn the 1st and 3rd Saturday of every month from 9am - 1pm. You can drop your newspapers at the barn south of the railroad tracks on Richardson. We do accept phone books, but we are unable to accept magazines at this time. Your support of the paper barn helps the boys scouts earn money to help pay for their week of summer camp.
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Serve God Gladly
Paper Barn
Event Calendar
Heart & Hands
Preschool
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3 and 4 year olds
VUMC Mentor Program one child one hour, one church
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