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ON THE CALENDARJune 6 — Blood DriveJune 12-14 — Rummage Sale drop-off datesJune 15-17 — Rummage Sale shoppingAugust 13 — Choir RetreatSeptember 16 — Fish & Chicken FrySeptember 25 — All-Church PicnicNovember 6 — Generosity Sundaywww.noblesvillefirst.com/google-calendarSing to the Lord a new song! Sing to the Lord, all the earth! Sing to the Lord! Bless his name!
Share the news of his saving work every single day! — Psalm 96:1-2 (CEB)
GOD First PEOPLE First NOBLESVILLE First
Church Picnic scheduled for Septemberpage 3
Community Service Appreciation Ministrypage 4
Kings Island trip for youthpage 7
Director of Music begins June 15
Welcoming Dr. Jeff Wright
SPREADINGTHE WORD
June / July 2016
Jeff Wright’s love for music, not surprisingly, began in church. “I was fortunate enough to grow up in a church that had a complete choir program, starting with children and youth choirs, then adult choirs, and handbell ensembles for all ages.”The youngest of four children, the only one with an interest in music, Jeff also participated in school instrumental programs beginning in 5th grade in his Griffin, Georgia hometown. “Both had an impact,” Jeff explained, “particularly the church setting because
as a kid I would walk into this beautiful sanctuary on Sunday with a beautiful pipe organ—the combination of the sound of the organ and the choirs, the visual beauty of the stained glass, and the sheer volume of the space. I would sit there thinking ‘I’d like to do this someday.’”
Jeff’s career has involved parallel experiences between the church environment and the academic environment. He holds a Bachelor of Music Education degree and two graduate degrees in music from Northwestern University. His work
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Noblesville First UMC 4NFUMC [email protected] 317.773.2500 2051 Monument Street, Noblesville IN 46060
“It brings a sense of community when people sing together. It gives them a chance to voice and know their faith in a different way than what comes to us in the spoken word.” — Jeff Wright
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FROM PASTOR JERRY’S DESK [email protected]
One proud pastor
As I write this article, we have just completed the second phase of our Fruitful Congregation Journey which involved four consultants reviewing data, holding interviews and focus groups and then conducting the all-church workshop. They wrote into the night on Saturday and provided us a Ministry Action Plan that had no surprises.
Let me first say thank you to all those who participated. We had over 400 who completed the online survey, over 200 made it for some part of Saturday’s workshop and then somewhere from 300-350 stayed for the reading of the Ministry Action Plan Sunday after worship.
That says a lot about how we feel about God’s ministry at Noblesville First. People are ready to move forward into a hopeful future.
Please be sure to attend the Church Conference from 7-7:30pm on Wednesday, June 1, in the Sanctuary, where we will formally vote to adopt the Ministry Action Plan.
Cindy Romano will lead us in some worship while the vote is being counted. This step is to ensure the Ministry Action Plan becomes more than just the agenda of the pastor. To fulfill this Action Plan requires significant buy-in. The five areas we are called to improve include: 1) Discerning a clear shared vision, 2) Creating
an intentional faith development process, 3) Creating a congregation-wide strategy for reaching new generations, 4) Developing an accountable leadership structure which expands and effectively trains our leadership base, and 5) Developing and implementing effective welcoming and connecting strategies.
If you were unable to participate in our Fruitful Congregation Journey weekend, please email me at [email protected] for an electronic copy of the Ministry Action Plan. I will also send you a nice Project Process Summary that one of our members produce of the plan.
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Save the date Generosity Sunday: The Journey BeginsCome for a unique worship experience ...
Sunday, November 610am (ONE worship only)at Noblesville High School
GUEST SPEAKER ... Rev. Dr. Kent Millard, retired senior pastor from St. Luke’s UMC and Interim President of United Theological Seminary will share a message on giving, followed by the opportunity to submit your generosity estimate for 2017.
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT ... The day will also feature special music by several groups in the church.
CATERED LUNCH ... Enjoy a catered meal as we celebrate accomplishments and look forward to fulfilling our Fruitful Congregation Journey action plan.
More details to come!
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Outdoor summer worship at TeterSunday morning’s 8:15 worship will meet outdoors for casual worship against the backdrop of God’s natural glory at Teter Family Retreat, 10980 East 221st Street, Noblesville, through Labor Day weekend.
Church Picnic & John Wesley speakerSunday, September 25Rev. Bert Kite portrays John Wesley, founder of Methodism
Rev. Kite will deliver two separate messages, one at 9:30 in Celebration Hall and one at Teter Family Retreat at 11am, followed by an all-church picnic! (No 8:15 service) More details to come.
Rummage SaleVolunteer, donate and shop
Put your unused items to work for a good cause! The United Methodist
Women (UMW) Rummage Sale is coming June 12-17!
VOLUNTEERWe need sorters, arrangers, pricers and cashiers. To volunteer, call Marianne Jacobi 773-3112 or 508-1354 or sign up at the information kiosks.
DROP OFF TIMESSunday, June 12, 1-5pmMonday, June 13, 8am- 5pmTuesday, June 14, 8am-11am
We welcome furniture but it must be no larger than what two people can carry. No building materials please.
SHOPPING TIMESWednesday, June 15, 3-7pmThursday, June 16, 3-7pmFriday, June 17, 8am-noon ($5 per bag all morning or half price)
All proceeds benefit the United Methodist Women and the many projects they support.
Elderberries Senior MinistryDick Judson [email protected]
ElderberriesBIBLE STUDY ... Thursdays at 10am. The topic ... James W. Moore’s “Noah Built His Ark in the Sunshine.”
LUNCHEON & PROGRAM ... This series will continue in the fall. Stay tuned for details!
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CIRCLE REPORTSEsther Circle will NOT meet in June, July or August. Watch for our meetings to start in September. Come join us!
Lydia Circle will meet on June 22 at 6:30pm at the home of Nancy Huff for a discussion of Adam Hamilton’s “Making Sense of the Bible.” Please come join us! We will NOT meeting in July.
Grace Circle will NOT meet in June & July, but will resume in August with a planning breakfast meeting.
United Methodist WomenAnita Beck [email protected]
Priscilla Circle will not meet in June, but will be helping with the RUMMAGE SALE! On Wednesday, July 13, we will take a day trip to visit the Indiana United Methodist Children’s Home in Lebanon. We will meet at the church at 9:15, travel to Lebanon for a talk and tour, then have lunch at Arni’s. All ladies of the church are welcome to join us. Please respond to Jean Morris at 317-294-0886 or [email protected] if you would like to attend.
Rebekah Circle will meet on Monday, June 13, to help set up for the RUMMAGE SALE. Please consider helping with this project. We will NOT meet in July or August.
Like many of those unnamed people of the Bible, most of us today will remain unnamed in the history books. And many of us may feel unnamed in the life situations we face. Most of the time, we do not feel the need to identify ourselves completely to everyone we meet. But sometimes being unnamed can make us feel unloved, unwanted and unworthy.
Yet nothing could be further from the truth. As God called our biblical heroes to a life of faith, so God also calls us. As God loved them and knew their names, so God also loves us and knows our names. We too make a difference in the world around us. We too have our own stories to tell.
A Love Gift is a gift to Missions through the Metro Ministries given in
Why we give Love Giftshonor and appreci-ation for works of the heart. Recipients may be on the front line of a major fundraising event or working quietly in the care and concern of our church.This year we present Love Gifts to ten heroes of Noblesville First:
Kara Bilbrey Ruth LeverettMary Burns Duke MillerSarah Clelland Warren SarberBarb Connerley Mark SmithLinda Gibbons Tricia Wagner
Wonderful response to new programCommunity Service Appreciation MinistryA huge thank you for the response to the Community Service Appreciation Ministry! Thanks to all of YOU, Noblesville First will be reaching out and showing appreciation to staff, employees and workers of the:
Noblesville Fire DepartmentNoblesville City Police DepartmentHamilton County Sheriff’s DepartmentHamilton County Adult Jail workersJuvenile Detention workersNoblesville Schools StaffRiverwalk CommonsHarbour Manor and the Lodge
All of the United Methdist Women (UMW) Circles, Thoughts on the Rocks Men’s Group, Youth Groups, and the Orange Express classes have volunteered to take treats to these deserving workers.
If your group would like to take some treats to a group not mentioned or you have ideas for this new ministry, email Anita Beck [email protected] for more information.
Susannah Circle will meet on June 28 for a program provided by Linda Davies. If there is a July meeting, we will let you know.
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“Thoughts on the Rocks” gives men an opportunity to connect over dinner, conversation and sports.
The group meets the second Thursday of each month.
Bring a side dish and a friend, Thursday, June 9 and July 14
“Thoughts on the Rocks” Men’s MinistryJoe Grecu [email protected] Judson [email protected]
at 6pm at South Harbour Clubhouse, 1156 S. Harbour Drive in Noblesville.
Not your traditional men’s group
Monday morning study Parish Care CoordinatorCarol Miller 773-2500, ext. 202 [email protected]
Pastoral Care PastorDick Judson (cell) 317-385-2745 773-2500, ext. [email protected]
The next session of DivorceCare will begin Friday, August 19,
6:30-8:30pm in the Parlor.
Do you think you know Jesus? Can you describe his character?
In his book, “The Jesus I Never Knew,” Philip Yancey writes, “… people affected Jesus deeply: obstinacy frustrated him, self-righteousness infuriated him, simple faith thrilled him. Indeed,
he seemed more emotional and spontaneous than the average person, not less.”
Learn more in our six-week Monday Morning Summer Bible Study, beginning Monday, June 13, 9:30-11am in the Parlor, led by Pastor
Dick Judson. Register at the kiosks or
in the office. The participant’s guide is $10 or purchase the participant’s guide with the book (optional) for $21.
For more information on these ministries, contact Carol Miller [email protected] or 317-773-2500.
The next session of GriefShare begins Thursday, August 11, 6:30-8:30pm in the Bi-Rooms.
The next session of Single & Parenting will be announced soon!
Feeling down?Our Stephen Ministry can help. Stephen ministers aren’t just there for a “big” crisis. They’re also available for the little ones, because many times the little things can really add up. So don’t wait until you have a really big crisis. Consider Stephen Ministry if the little things are getting you down.
Eyes and Ears of JesusWe are the eyes and ears of Jesus on earth today. It is our duty to be watching and listening to people around us, recognizing when they have needs for care. If you find someone with a need, listen and care. If you find the need is something greater than you can meet, tell the person about our Stephen Ministry and put him or her in touch with ...
Keith Beesley at (317) 431-0847 Sally Kenley at (317) 439-3112 Jesus is depending on us to be his eyes and ears on earth.
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Children’s MinistryVacation Bible SchoolStar of Bethlehem is our VBS program for this year! Mark your calendars for July 18-22 and pick up your registration forms in the office or by the Orange check-in desk.
VOLUNTEERS ... Many volunteers are needed for this ministry, both youth and adult. Please call Carol at 773-4911 if you would like to help guide a group through their activities, serve snacks, help in the craft room or with recreation.
PLANNING ... Our next meeting for VBS will be Sunday, June 19 at 10:45am in Conference Room A. We will begin decorating around the building the next week. Plan on joining us for a most rewarding experience!
CDs ... We will have CDs for the music for $10 by the middle of June.
DONATIONS NEEDED ... VBS is collecting shoe boxes, large cardboard tubes and boxes, twinkle lights, BIG baskets, fake fruit and bread, BIG clay jars, wooden buckets, and old-looking lanterns.
Children’s MinistryCarol Getch 773-2500, ext. 214 [email protected] Conard 773-2500, ext. [email protected]
Preschool and Parents Day OutEnrollment and donationsFALL ENROLLMENT ... We still have openings in our Preschool and PDO classes for the fall. Please call Carol Getch at 773-4911 for any information!
DONATIONS NEEDED ... The Preschool/PDO is in need of new or gently used Little Ponies, Barbies, plastic animals, and doll houses!
ANGIE BREZNY RECEIVES TEACHER HONOR ... Pre-K Enrichment teacher Angie Brezny received Teacher of the Month honors in May, a partnership between the Current and Hare Chevrolet. Her class received a pizza party and she’ll be featured in the Current!
Many hands make light (if muddy) work
Teter Planting Day & BlessingIn 1982, Ruth Teter donated her family’s farm which sits adjacent to the White River north of Noblesville to the church, with the dream of creating a spiritual retreat center.
On Saturday, May 21, the congregation took its first step towards a new vision. One acre was planted in vegetables to launch the
Noblesvile Methodist Preschool & Parents Day OutCarol Getch 773-4911 [email protected]
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TeenServe Friday, June 24All middle school and high school students are invited as we join other students in the community to partner with ServeNoblesville. Grab a broom and a friend and meet us in the Vine at 9am!
Middle School Mission Trip June 26-July 1Eighteen Middle school students and adults will be traveling to Wake Forest, NC, for a week of service, worship and fellowship. Please pray for safety, spiritual growth and meaningful experiences to
serve! There will be a brief team meeting for all those attending the mission trip on June 8 at 6pm in the Vine. NOTE:
There will not be youth group on June 29 for middle school students.
Thank you to the United Methodist Women’s Grace Circle for providing a great meal for the high school students during their May e-learning lunch!
Kings Island Saturday, July 30Join us for a great day of fun and roller coasters as we close out the summer together! Information will be available in the Vine & office!
Middle & High School Student MinistryJenell Hadley [email protected] 773-2500, ext. 204Tom Shriver [email protected] 773-2500, ext. 216
Sunshine Friends will take the summer off and meet again on Monday, September 12.
I would like to take this opportunity to show my gratitude to the church for its support of our program. I would like to thank our pastors and all of the church staff for making sure that we have everything we need ... Rick Getch for our wonderful newsletters, Kathy Tomes for the beautiful articles in the church newsletter, Brandon Ridge for setting up our tables, and especially the Mission Committee for funding our program.
The most important part of any program is the people who donate their time to keep everything running smoothly and this group is the BEST: Doug Hales, Pam Moore, Larry Wagner, Annette West, Mary Cooper, Kindra Baker, Jean and Dale Morris,
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We’re moving Sr. High youth group is moving to Thursdays for the summer, beginning June 2. Join us for the Thursday evening worship service at 6:30 and then stay for youth group time until 8:30! We are excited to try something new!
Sunshine Friends wrap up a great year
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News from Troop 101Eagle Scouts honored
This month’s featured book is Chasing the Divine in the Holy Land by Ruth Everhart.
Everhart jumped at the offer to travel to the Holy Land as one of several ministers taking part in a documentary about pilgrimage. Little did she know just how demanding and rewarding her transformation from Presbyterian minister, wife and mom to pilgrim would be. In these pages, she writes about her trip into the dust and beauty of Christianity’s cradle.
Are you interested in topics that affect the world today? Want to exchange
ideas with others who enjoy reading? Then the United Methodist Women (UMW) reading program is for you!
Book titles, available in the church library, are chosen by the UMW Conference and cover missions, leadership, community and social action.
Readers who choose to follow a reading plan can earn a Certificate of Recognition from the UMW Conference.
UMW reading program
Robert PateGraduate of Herron High
SchoolParents: Tom and Mary Pate
Robert ran a book drive for the Cool Bus, a
mobile bookmobile. His project raised about 1,100
books which is about a year of inventory for the bus.
Thomas SalasGraduate of Noblesville High SchoolParents: Thomas and Jill Salas
Thomas built a World War II trench that stands out of the ground as an exhibit for the museum of war at Fort Benjamin Harrison State Park. It will be used to showcase era equipment.
John KelleherGraduate of Noblesville High SchoolParents: William and Karla Kelleher
John dug out a bunker, reinforced walls, and created an exit for a World War I trench at Fort Benjamin Harrison State Park. He filled sandbags for the walls and dug a bunker that was seven feet from the roof.
The Kids Hope USA program, a mentoring program partnering Noblesville First with White River Elementary School, ended the school year with 14 mentor/student relationships.
Each relationship also had a behind-the-scenes partner praying for the student, the mentor, and the relationship. The program also has six trained substitutes. Each mentor met with his/her student for one hour each week to read, talk, play, listen and help the child learn, grow and succeed.
Please pray for these students this summer. Also, please prayerfully consider if you might want to be a mentor or prayer partner for the coming school year. For information, contact Jean Morris at 317-294-0886 or [email protected].
Kids Hope mentors celebrate with studentst LEFT: Women from the Ugly Quilts group crafted throw blankets with donated fleece for the students. Mentors picked out a fleece pattern for their student. The blankets served as gifts and a reminder to read during the summer!
Noblesville First is the chartering organization for Boy Scout Troop 101, which meets at the church facility. The troop is a large and active group with nearly 150 boys in any one given year.
Among the scouts reaching Eagle Scout status this year are:
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From Mary ...Thanks to all that made this day so very special. Thanks for all the years of dedication to our Lord, the church and to the music program. I have loved every minute of these 46 years. We may be on vacation from time to time but I will be watching! Please support our new music director and help him to continue the great music that our church has grown to expect. Much love to all that have taken part in this journey the last 46 years.
Mary Resler’s retirement
BLOOD DRIVEMonday, June 63-7pmWesley HallSchedule your appointment at DonorPoint.org
The twenty members of our 2016 Mission Guatemala team have been meeting to learn about the goals and programs of Mission Guatemala, about the history and culture of Guatemala, and about each other.
During the October 8-16 trip, we will be doing a construction project planned and supervised by the Mission Guatemala staff.
During the next few months, we will be fundraising to help with expenses involved in travel and construction. These fundraisers include selling:• Selling Soapy Joe’s Laundry and Dishwasher
Detergent• Selling Butter Braids pastry dough• Having a dine to donate event at Wolfie’s Grille• Selling fall mums
For information, contact Dale Morris at 317-294-3810 or [email protected] keep the team and Mission Guatemala in your thoughts and prayers as we prepare for our journey.
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Sign up for Pastor Jerry’s weekly emailVisit http://tinyurl.com/jp7m8tn to sign up.
Online church calendar Visit www.noblesvillefirst.com > About > Calendar. There you’ll find details on upcoming events and activities. For a printed copy, call or stop by the office.
Worship opportunitiesSUN 8:15am Outdoor worship at Teter Family Retreat, 10980 East 221st St, Noblesville (through Labor Day weekend)
SUN 9:30am Celebration HallChoir, communion - first Sunday of the month, classes & childcare for all ages
SUN 11am SanctuaryPraise Street Band, communion weekly, interactive prayer time, Exit 11 children’s ministry & childcare in the nursery
THU 6:30pm Thursday Worship in the Vine, relaxed mid-week worship for all ages
Ever wonder how Biblical truths relate to today’s current events?
t LEFT: Rev. Phil Dorrellwas the pastor and a beloved associate at Noblesville First from 1982-1988.
Charlotte Dix, Sandy Spatta, Nancy Mills, Jodi Martz, Victor and Thelma Harber, Betsey Gunn, Jenny Upton, Pam Vernon, Ron and Linda Williamson, Beth Lively, Eileen Decker,
Kathy Tomes, Kate Baker, Mary Baker, Virginia Sutton and all the youth volunteers (and a special hug to anyone I forgot).
Anita Beck, Sunshine Friends Chairperson
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Explore this concept in “The Wired Word” adult Sunday School classes, Sunday mornings 9:30 in Conference Room C and 10:45 in the Parlor.
The curriculum uses a Christian perspective to examine contemporary topics and headlines from around the world. The class offers an opportunity
to apply biblical truths to today’s culture, utilizing Scripture and group dialog. See your faith grow in ways you perhaps never imagined!
Questions? Contact Joe Grecu [email protected], 902-5774 or Dick Judson [email protected], 773-2500.
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Additional thank
you notes are
posted on the
information kiosks.
Thank you notesDear church family,I want to thank my church family for all the prayers, cards, calls and meals when I was in the hospital. Also want to thank Pastor Dick and Carol Miller for visits and prayers at the hospital. A big thanks to all my Rebekah Circle for their prayers. My thanks to Joyce Boice and Verona Cook for all their help on my journey. They made it so much easier for me. Dealing with breast cancer isn’t easy and I couldn’t have done it without all of you. God bless all of you for your help.Fondly,Sue Barr
To My Dear Church Family,Thank you so much for the beautiful floral arrangement you sent for Glenn’s funeral service. The whilte gladiolas, carnations and spider mums were georgeous.My family and I sincerely appreciate your thoughtfulness.Blessings & love,Phyllis
experience includes Director of Music positions at three churches, most recently Castleton United Methdist and faculty positions at North-western University and Anderson University where he currently serves as Dean of Music, Theatre and Dance, a position he will retain while working as Director of Music for Noblesville First. “I thrive on the energy of a college campus. The youth have so much they bring to their work. That keeps me going, and keeps me in touch with what is possible.” “I’m so honored to be invited to join this staff,” Jeff explained. He is looking forward to getting to know the church and the choir before choir season begins in the fall. Among his hopes for the future, Jeff looks forward to introducing creative approaches to congregational singing.“I want hymn singing to be fun and
engaging and touching and meaningful,” Jeff explained, “not
just something we do by rote.” “It brings a sense of community when people sing together. It gives them a chance to voice and know their faith in a different way than what comes to us in the spoken word.” Jeff also looks forward
to the possibility of introducing opportunities for short-term choral commitments. For example, as we approach high days of the church year—Christmas, Easter, the end of the season—we could invite people who can’t commit year-round to come for a window of 3-4 weeks.Jeff lives in Fishers with his wife Susan. They have two sons, Nathan and Daniel, both of whom are in college.Join in welcoming Jeff and his family!
Jeff Wright (continued from page 1)
Dear First United Methodist Church,You have blessed us with your prayers and visits. Thank you for the nice cards. Thanks to Pastor Judson & Carol Miller for their visit, bringing the prayer quilt and prayers. Thanks to Sarah Clelland for bringing communion to us and also the beautiful planter of purple tulips. We will look forward to planting them. Thank you for your prayers. We have felt them and are blessed.Sincerely,Dorothy & James Williams
Ugly quilts will not meet during the summer. The next work session will begin Friday, September 9 at 12:30 in Stevenson Hall.
Teter Organic Farm. It is the first step of a three-year plan that will produce food for area food pantries and eventually also provide jobs for those with developmental needs.
Forty-five Noblesville First and community volunteers gathered to plant 20 varieties of vegetables, most of which were donated by Indy Urban Acres. Volunteers ranged in
age from 3 to 73 and accomplished the planting in just a few hours.
On a recent trip to Canada with the Wabash Pastoral Leadership Program, Pastor Aaron was inspired by a similar farm. We are looking forward to the relationships this endeavor will develop within the congregation but even more with the Noblesville community.
Teter Planting Day & Blessing (continued from page 6)
One-dayChoir Retreat Sat, August 13
9:30-3pm Anderson University
2051 Monument StreetNoblesvilleIndiana46060
PASTOR Jerry [email protected]
PASTOR Aaron [email protected]
PASTOR Dick [email protected]
Summer prayer tips: Try new habits by Beth Lively
Psalm 72:15-17 (MSG) ... Offer prayers unceasing
to him, bless him from morning to night ....
As the old blues song croons: “Summer time, and the living is easy ... ” That’s true about most of
the weather here in the Midwest, at least. Too, it’s
true for folks on vacation from school or for a few weeks with family,
attending reunions, cook-outs and holiday celebrations.
Tips for the summer: practice patience, kindness, planning ahead, and creating clear
boundaries. Delegate jobs, anticipate needs, but don’t sweat it if plans go awry. Be as kind to yourself as everyone else.
Also, PRAY!! Summer is as good a time as any to form new prayer habits or create different ways to continue current ones.
Taking time to speak to and about God as well as listen to Him takes care of just about anything. This can be as simple as taking turns for meal blessings, evening or morning prayers, or asking everyone to name something they want to give thanks for that day. Suggest your family pray about family decisions, disappointments, trouble or to praise God for beautiful parks and caught fish!
Making prayer a normal part of each day doesn’t have to be formal, or the same each day, but it does need to be disciplined. When we carve out time in the day, the habit becomes as lifelong and automatic as teeth brushing. And yes, it is okay to pray for sunshine and hungry fish!
May God Bless your Summertime!
Noblesville First UMC 4NFUMC [email protected] 317.773.2500 2051 Monument Street, Noblesville IN 46060
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