Come Worship With Us!
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Beginning this year, we are holding “Family Worship” times during the 10 a.m. worship service on 5th Sundays (which generally happen quarterly).
Wait, you say, we already have family worship! What makes this different? Yes, we have families - oldsters, youngsters and in-betweeners in worship.
On 5th Sundays, we will have some of each of these participate in the service leadership (and not only in ushering and greeting). We will have more familyfriendly songs, scriptures and sermon (shorter, too). And we will encourage families to worship with their youngsters who usually play in the nursery. Afterward everyone’s invited to gather for juice (okay, coffee, too), snacks and conversation in the Parlor, as usual.
Please plan on joining the lovely, lively worship on July 29th!
“From Dealing Dope,
To Dealing Hope”
Guest Speaker - Brian Cole
Mosinee United Methodist Church,
607 13th STREET, Mosinee
Saturday, July 28th
4:00 pm - Open House
5:00 pm - Buffet Style Cookout
6:00 pm - Testimony by Brian Cole
August 5th
Please join us for a Pie & Ice Cream Social on Sunday, August 5 following the 10:00 service.
The Welcome and Communications Ministry Team will provide the ice cream and toppings.
Please bring your favorite pie to share and enjoy a time of fun and fellowship.
Children and Adult Choirs singing 4/2
Clarinet Players on Easter Sunday
Chancel Choir
Do you like to sing? Then the Chancel Choir wants you! The choir leads in wor-ship on Sunday mornings in the 10:00am service, and we rehearse on Wednesday evenings at 7:15pm in the chapel. Soon we will begin working on our Lessons and Carols service which will be Sunday, December 17th at 10:00am. Come and sing with us!
Come Sing With Us!
Why Bother with Choirs?
Singing in Choir...
Provides a healthy creative and artistic balance to heavily data-based education.
Is therapeutic, giving singers the chance to momentarily put aside their other pressures and concerns.
Is an effective vehicle for developing faith using music and church history.
Develops poise under pressure.
Teaches the value of teamwork.
Develops young people’s sense of culture and sophistication by adding beauty and aesthetic depth to worship.
Teaches the value of careful preparation in reaching goals.
Teaches a sense of responsibility and setting priorities.
Provides the foundation for a lifetime enjoyment of music.
Gives members a sense of pride and self-worth by showing singers that their individual leadership, demeanor and discipline make a significant to the success of the group
