Sunday, May 20, 2012
I am not afraid that the people called Methodists should ever cease to exist either in Europe or America. But I am afraid lest they should only exist as a dead sect, having the form of religion without the power. And this undoubtedly will be the case unless they hold fast both the doctrine, spirit, and discipline with which they first set out. ~ John Wesley
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We believe that every Christian has been given at least one spiritual gift to build up the body of Christ.  Many opportunities present themselves to allow members to use those gifts in practical ways.  Teaching or helping with Sunday School and/or Awana Club are excellent ways for believers in the church to exercise their spiritual gift or gifts.  Visiting those with special needs such as our elderly, shut-ins, or those hospitalized is needed.  Many assist with teaching our confirmands during confirmation classes.  Some participate as lay worship leaders on sundays by assisting the pastor in leading worship services.  Some enjoy serving as ushers and/or greeters, making people feel at home when they enter the church building.  Others offer their musical abilities to the Lord to enrich the worship experience.  The congregation is always open to new ideas that come our way to build up the body of Christ and increase our witness to a community and world in great need.
We believe that every Christian has been given at least one spiritual gift to build up the body of Christ.  Many opportunities present themselves to allow members to use those gifts in practical ways.  Teaching or helping with Sunday School and/or Awana Club are excellent ways for believers in the church to exercise their spiritual gift or gifts.  Visiting those with special needs such as our elderly, shut-ins, or those hospitalized is needed.  Many assist with teaching our confirmands during confirmation classes.  Some participate as lay worship leaders on sundays by assisting the pastor in leading worship services.  Some enjoy serving as ushers and/or greeters, making people feel at home when they enter the church building.  Others offer their musical abilities to the Lord to enrich the worship experience.  The congregation is always open to new ideas that come our way to build up the body of Christ and increase our witness to a community and world in great need.


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