Archive for the Category ◊ Youth ◊

Author: Emalie
• Wednesday, July 21st, 2010

Come to Beersheba! October 22-24, 2010 The historic Beersheba Springs Assembly is perched on top of the Cumberland Plateau near McMinnville and Manchester, Tennessee. Many of the buildings existed before the Civil War. The hotel overlooks the glorious Collins River Valley where you can rock and watch the fog lift, or track a single white cloud drift by below you. The mountain climate will cure what ails you. We have reserved the vintage accommodations in the upper hotel. What these rooms may lack in modernity, they more than make up for in charm. (They tilt a mite toward Aunt Sally’s.) The view and the charm of Beersheba remind us that we are standing on sacred ground. The prices vary depending on how many people stay in your room, but here is a typical breakdown from last year for two nights and four meals: Youth — $90 Couples — $135 Single adults — $120 See the bulletin board in the Fellowship Hall for this year’s pricing. Reserve your room for just $15.00 per person. Call or email Emalie for reservations. 615-403-8455 or discoteach@gmail.com

Author: Emalie
• Sunday, July 18th, 2010
August 11, 2010
6:00 pmto6:45 pm
Author: Emalie
• Sunday, July 18th, 2010
August 15, 2010
12:00 pmto2:00 pm
Author: Emalie
• Saturday, June 19th, 2010
August 1, 2010
4:00 pmto8:00 pm

Sunday, August 1st is United Methodist Faith Night with Nashville’s hottest summer activity, the Outlaws.  The Nashville Outlaws are a member of the Prospect League and the city’s newest baseball team and summer entertainment option.  They will be playing their games at Hawkin’s Field at Vanderbilt University.  A concert with Kent Bottenfield will begin at 4:30 p.m. and the game will start at 6 p.m.

Tickets are just $10/person and include a hotdog and drink. *These tickets have a “will call” status at the gate. This rate includes the concert, meal, and the game!  Invite your friends to join us, and let Emalie know how many tickets you will need.

Author: Emalie
• Saturday, June 19th, 2010
July 11, 2010

Please join us for this event at Nashville Shores. We understand that many of our friends from Mountain T.O.P. will be there. Tickets are $15 and they are good for the rest of the summer.  Meet us at Nashville Shores, enjoy the day, and then, stay.  After the park closes, we will enjoy a short worship service on the beach as the sun sets.  After that the park is open just for us for about two hours.  Invite your friends.  Let Emalie know how many tickets you need.  For more information, see Courtney.  We need chaperons for this event, so ask your parental units, too.

Author: Emalie
• Thursday, June 17th, 2010
October 22, 2010toOctober 24, 2010

You must see the mountains in the crisp fall air! You can stand on the balcony and look out at the clouds drifting through the valley below you! Just fifteen dollars reserves your room! Come to Beersheba Springs! See Emalie for more information! October 22-24 .

• Tuesday, June 01st, 2010

Van Bucket Tools

We are taking two vehicles, and we need this set of tools for each vehicle.  Your tools make our mission trips possible.  Thank you for your wonderful support!

TOOL per VAN NOTES
2-cycle oil mixture 1 bottle
Baby Oil 1 optional
Carpenter’s Level 1 – 2
Chalk Line 1 with chalk
Cooler – Water 1 2 gallon
Cooler – Ice Chest 1 48 qt for lunch each day
Drop Cloth 2 for painting
Electric Adapter 2
Extension Cord 1 50′ +
First Aid Kit 1 see list for requirements
Hammer 7 16 oz +
Hand Sanitizer 1 medium sized bottle
Measuring Tape 2 16′ +
Paint Brush – Big 4
Paint Brush – Small 3
Paint Roller 3
Paint Roller Pad 6
Paint Scraper 5 wide and thin
Paint Tray 3
Pliers 1
Power Drill 1 with bits
Putty Knives 3
Rags 10 bring them clean
Paint Roller Extension 2 optional
Ropes or bungee cords some for tying down ladders
Safety Goggles 2
Saw – Circular 1 with extra blade(s)
Saw – Hack 1
Saw – Hand 1
Screwdrivers – Flat 2
Screwdrivers – Phillips 2
Scrub Brush 1
Socket Wrench Set 1 optional
Square, or Speed Square 2
Tin Snips 1
Utility Knife 1
Wasp/Bee Spray 2
Weedeater – gas powered 1 with extra spool of string
Wood Chisel Set 1 optional
Work Gloves 7
Wrecking Bar 1

*This cooler will not stay in your van all week.  You will turn drop it off in the evenings and pick it up in the mornings so the kitchen staff can fill it with your lunch.

Community Tool Shed Tools

The following is a list of tools needed for the COMMUNITY TOOL SHED

and made available as needed to all YRGs throughout the week.  They will be divided out to return with you at the end of the week.

TOOL 1 per X people SPECS
Axe 10 double headed if possible
Bucket 15 4-5 gal with lid
Clipper – grass 10
Clipper – hedge 6
Hand Pruner 8
Hatchet 10 quality
Hoe 10
Hoe – Grubbing 10
Ladder – step 6 8′ +
Mattock 10 quality
Mop – Regular 5 not sponge
Pencil Point Bar 30 big ol’ heavy bar
Pick 10 quality
Post Hole Digger 5 quality
Pruning Shears 6
Rake – gravel 10
Rake – leaf 10
Saw – Pruning 6
Shovel – flat 10 quality
Shovel – spade 10 quality
Sledge Hammer 20 quality
Swing Blade 6 quality (bolted in blade)
Trowels 10 any type
• Sunday, May 02nd, 2010

Due to flooding, all activities at H.B.U.M.C. were canceled for Sunday, May 2nd.

Brother Gary’s phone is not working consistently. If you need assistance, call Emalie.  403-8455

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Author: Emalie
• Tuesday, April 20th, 2010

How many times have you looked for a truly inspiring and joyful service opportunity?

We need one more adult who is not too easily annoyed willing to go with our loud and boisterous enthusiastic UMYF group to Mountain T.O.P. for the week of June 6-12.  Your registration is fully paid, and we will be completely amazed eternally grateful to you if you join Mitzi for this assignment.  Mitzi has survived enjoyed each of her mission trips with the youth group.

Speak to Mitzi if you are interested in joining this amazing mission experience.

Call Emalie for counseling more information.

403-8455.

Author: Emalie
• Tuesday, April 20th, 2010

You are invited to join

Club 52!

Members of Club 52 give one dollar a week to support youth missions.  (Club 52 Membership includes Flamingo Removal Insurance.  Remember, we cannot control where these pesky birds land, but removal is free for Club 52 Members.)

We have several youth and one chaperon who have signed up to go to Mountain T.O.P. this summer. Your membership in Club 52 is a powerful investment in the future of our church.

Thank you for supporting our mission projects.