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    Volume 20Number 8

    September 2010

    McKendree United Methodist Church523 Church Street

    Nashville, TN 37219615.271.2600Fax 271.2607

    ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED

    Non-Profit Org.U.S. Postage

    PAIDNashville, TN

    Permit No. 2855

    A Hundred Year HomecomingStrong Roots - New Life!

    McKendree Celebrates its 100-yearold historic sanctuary - Oct 30-31, 2010

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    cKendree To Celebrate Its Historic SanctuaryHundred Year Homecoming

    ong Roots - New Life!

    We are told in the Book of Leviticus

    at the Hebrews were mandated toebrate a Year of Jubilee at the endevery seven Sabbatical cycles, or 50ars. McKendree is celebrating note cycle, but two in the year 2010!

    On July 4, 1905 the third churchmed for Bishop William McKendree,d the sixth church belonging to thatngregation, burned to the ground.

    e Sunday following the fire, Dr. E.B.appell preached that "The calamity is

    call for opportunities presented."

    There was an immediate concern

    over discussion that the church wouldbe sold, and the Official Board wasoffered $115,000 for the valuable landand location. Wiser heads prevailedand the Board refused that first offer. InFebruary of 1906 an architect was giventhe right to furnish plans for a newbuilding. Despite other considerations ofmoving, the cornerstone was laid onDecember 10, 1907 and McKendreereaffirmed its mission as an inner-citychurch!

    By 1910 The Bannerdescribed thenew structure as being "a model inarchitectural appearance and interior

    arrangements."The pastor's study w

    located behind the sanctuary on tmain floor, and in the basement wmodern kitchen. Of special interesthe beautiful sanctuary windowsdepicting scenes from the life of Cwhich have since been a focal pointerest and worship.

    To recognize the second Year Jubilee of our sanctuary, 100 years

    now in 2010, we are planning a spweekend of events on October 30

    2010. Please save the date!

    - Harriet Vivion, Augus

    Log on to McK online:

    McKendree

    Today.com

    Newsletters are now printed once amonth - get the e-Vine and getchurch news via email mid-month!Email [email protected] sign up!

    Deaths

    Maebelle Johnson died Saturday, August 14. She wmember from 1981-2005. She volunteered in the ckitchen and was a hostess for meals.

    Charles Francis, died Tuesday, August 17 in Starke, Floridwas the brother of Elizabeth Marshall.

    Cody Richardson died Friday, August 27. Cody had bemember of McKendree Church since 1952. The funeraheld August 30 at Harpeth Hills Funeral Home.

    William (Bill) White died Friday, August 27. Bill had bemember of McKendree Church since 1975. The funeral wheld September 4 at 11:30 at Woodlawn Funeral Home.

    SEPTEMBER Birthdays

    2 Elaine Davis3 Michael Crawford

    4 Angela Gleaves, JohnHalliburton, Bryan

    Zeigler6 Lucille McCall7 Cindy Moore, Rubye

    Southall8 Emily Baker, Henry Moses

    9 Joan Chappell, WillGentry

    10 Stephen Handy, Jr.11 Bryan Edwards13 Don Bianchini

    14 Laura Padgett15 Lillian Padgett

    16 Karen Hattan

    17 Adam Hardaway

    18 Jim Beasley, Keith W19 Ajuan Mance, Faye

    Stone20 Georgie Ayers

    21 Max Curry, Alan Wi22 Wes Ligon23 Jonathan Kriner, Bo

    Ousley25 George Kersey, Kat

    Watkins26 Kelly Johnson

    27 Steve Cavnar28 Taylor Keenan30 John Brown, Clara A

    Moore, Cindy M

    Building bridges of hope throthe love of Jesus Chr

    Our Community

    w Baby

    egan Faye Link, new daughter of Charles and Suzanne Link,as born August 9. She weighed 8 pounds and 11 ounces andas 20 long. Congratulations to the Link family andandparents John and Imogene Brown!

    emorialscKendree has received gifts in memory of:

    ary Ellis, from Kay & Earl Beasley & family

    ary Miller, from Lois Overfield and William & Emily Conrey

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    Weekly Bible Readin

    August 30 - Sept 5Jeremiah 18:1-11Psalm 139:1-6, 13-18Philemon 1-21Luke 14:25-33

    Sept 6 - Sept 12Jeremiah 4:11-12, 22-28Psalm 141 Timothy 1:12-17

    Luke 15:1-10

    Sept 13 - Sept 19Jeremiah 8:18-9:1Psalm 79:1-9 or Psalm 41 Timothy 2:1-7Luke 16:1-13

    Sept 20 - Sept 26Jeremiah 32:1-3a, 6-15Psalm 91:1-6, 14-161 Timothy 6:6-19Luke 16:19-31

    Sept 27 - October 3

    Lamentations 1:1-6Psalm 1372 Timothy 2:8-15Luke 17:11-19

    Try this helpful resource:www.gbod.org/worship

    n Unreasonable Requesthe spirit of Stephen Handys sermon on

    nday, August 29 - the first in the Followe Red Letters sermon series - serving isKY but ultimately REWARDING! (Just as

    e Son of Man came not to be served butserve, and to give his life a ransom for

    any. Matthew 20:28)

    u will notice that on the 1st Floor of theain building at 523 Church St., the bulletinards will soon be fully decorated to

    ature several ministries offered both inside

    d outside of the McKendree campus.e church would love for everyone to god visit these boards next time you are onmpus and consider signing up for a

    ason of RISK and REWARDS!

    ready feeling RISKY?! Volunteer tocorate one of the bulletin boards! If you

    e interested, please contact the churchce: 615.271.2600,

    [email protected]. Also, if you areerested in SERVING one of the followingnistries, please let us know!)

    re are some of the ministries to beatured:-campus - Community Care Fellowship,

    ve Hospice, and Bethlehem Centers-campus - McKs Special FXoduction/tech), Nursery, Bus Drivers,eeters, Clothes Closet

    New Season for Jubilatee Jubilate Gospel Choir will be startingearsals for the new season on Thursday,

    ptember 9th at 11 am in the choir room.are invited who wish to participate assing joyful songs and enjoy each others

    mpany!

    e Jubilates repertoire this year will revolveound classic hymns and selections from

    rious religious and secular musicals.ase remember to bring a bag lunch andoy your meal with a Bible study directlyer rehearsal.

    harge Conference 2010cKendrees Charge Conference dates been changed to Wednesday,

    ctober 13, 2010 at 6:00p. Location to benounced. Thank you for updating yourendars!

    anted: Church Nursery Volunteers

    cKendree is greatly in need of moreunteers to help in the church nursery on

    Sunday mornings from 9:00-10:30. We havethe cutest babies in town, and you get toplay with them!

    Please contact Cailtin Congdon([email protected]) orthe church office (615.271.2600)if you can help in this ministry.

    2010 Womens Retreat

    Registration for the 2010 Womens Retreatbegins this month, however, look for sign-up

    cards (pictured above) scattered aroundthe McKendree campus! You may fill out acard and turn it into the church office toregister.

    Dress For Success...Wearing the Armor ofGod Every Day! (Eph. 6:10-19)- Nov. 5-7, 2010 at Pennyrile State Park- info: Barbara Muncy

    (email: [email protected])

    The Truth Project classes

    McKendree UMC will be offering classesbased on The Truth Project, a DVD basedstudy published by Focus On The Family, onWednesday evenings at 6:30p starting

    September 1.

    For more on The Truth Project, please visitwww.TheTruthProject.org.

    Sunshine Group TripThe Sunshine Group will be going on theTennessee Central Railway train toWatertown and back on Saturday,October 16th. The cost will be $31.00round trip on the train plus your lunch inWatertown. Mary Alice Miles must makereservations and have money by

    September 16 for those going on this trip.

    A Missions Opportunity

    A letter from Dodson Chapel UDear Friends,

    As a result of the flood on May2010, the underpinnings of ousanctuary were washed awaycausing sever structural damaAlso two A/C and heating unwere destroyed.

    Our church will be having a BDinner and Silent Auction onSunday, September 26, 2010 f11:30a - 2:30p.

    McKendree, would you be wito sell tickets for us, donate anfor our silent auction, or help

    serving dinner?Tickets will be on sale throughSeptember 15, 2010. Checksshould be made to DodsonChapel UMC. Tickets are alsoavailable at the door.

    For more info, please call615.804.4291 or 615.828.4893.

    Very Truly Yours,Dinner & Auction CommitteeDodson Chapel UMC

    (Tickets will be available in the

    McKendree church office unti9/15! Please support!)

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.gbod.org/worship/lectionary/http://www.gbod.org/worship/lectionary/
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    UMW NewsOn Sept. 18th theNashville District Fallmeeting will be heldat East End UMC on1212 Holly Street withregistration at 9a. Thetheme is UMWGoing Green. Aposter contest Whatwould you do to savethe earth frompollution? is beingsponsored. Anyinterested child oryouth may enter aposter. The posters willbe judged in threecategories: ages6-9; 10-12; 13-18 witha $50 prize for 1stplace and $25 for 2ndplace in each agecategory.

    Lydia Circle will meetSept. 20th in theMartha EstesClassroom. HarriettVivion will lead theprogram on MissionComes Home:Gather toCelebrate. Bring asandwich and jointhe ladies for lunch.Miriams Promise isthe social actionproject forSeptember.

    For Ladies/TeenageGirls Interested InUMW: Anyoneinterested in knowing

    more about theUMW, and for thoseinterested in startinga new UMW Circle asthey are unable tomeet at the times theother three circlesmeet (Lydia-3rd Tues10a at church;Suzanne Wesley 3rdSats, every othermonth at 10a at amembers home;and Hannah Circle2nd Thurs at 6:30p ata members home)

    please come at10:15a on Sunday,Sept. 19th and againon the 26th to theArchive Room forinformation and todiscuss the forming anew circle.

    Troop 219 NewsFrom July 25 to Aug.2, 2010 your residentBoy Scout Troop 219took a memorablesummer trip! The

    Troop started byvisiting the National

    Air and SpaceMuseum, the WhiteHouse and theWashington Monument.They saw the LincolnMemorial, JeffersonMemorial and theFederal Reserve. Bymid-week they made itto Washington, D.C.and visited Senator BobCorkers office andSenator LamarAlexanders office.

    Thursday, Friday andSaturday of the tripwere spent at the BSANational Jamboree!Featured were theArmed Forcesadventure area, anarchery range,climbing towers,rappelling and a BoysLife (mag.) area. Thescouts could learn fromthe conservation area,disabilities awarenesschallenge, and the

    many different religiousexhibits. There wereareas set up to explainthe International BoyScouts, the history ofBoy Scouts, and all ofthe opportunities thatscouts have today.They even had theirown amateur radiostation!

    On July 31 the NationalJamboree 100thAnniversary arenashow, A Shining LightAcross America, washeld. Troop 219 wasjoined by thousands ofother Scouts fromacross the nation, aswell as a video uplink tocelebrations being heldat the same time atdifferent locationsacross the country.Mike Rowe fromDiscovery Channels"Dirty Jobs," who is anEagle Scout, was akeynote speaker. He

    was followed by thelargest fireworks displayever to take place at amilitary post. It was anawesome show!

    We are thankful for thesafe journey home onAugust 2 complete withmany wonderfulmemories! We arelooking forward to thenext NationalJamboree in 2013 atthe new site, TheSummit, in West VA!

    - by Jenni Kriner

    Weekly Calendar

    Sundays8:30a Prayer Team (MR)9a New Wine worship (WCtr)9:30a THIRST Children (Attic)10a Thread Youth, x10sion &Bible Studies11a Sunday worship (WCtr)12:30p McK Ministry Classes5p Thread Youth (CLC)

    Tuesdays9:30a Art Group (3rd Fl main)10a Jobs For Life (RITI)11:30a Front LawnCommunity lunch

    Wednesdays11:30a Prayer Meeting (WR -bring own lunch)

    5:30p Dinner - bring your own (FH)6:15p Wed. Night Worship (Chap)6:30p Bible Studies (various)

    7:30p Chancel Choir Rehl (CR- off during summer)

    Thursdays11a Jubilate Choir Rehl (CR,off during summer)

    Noon Kairos Bible study (FH -bring own lunch, off during summer)

    2p Jobs For Life (RITI)4p Meal for the displaced (FH)6p Open Gym (CLC)7p Praise Team Rehl (WCtr)

    Legend: AR (Archives room), Chap (1stFl. chapel), CLC (Christian Life Ctr), CR

    (Choir room), FH (Fellowship Hall), MR

    (McKendree room), RITI (Room In The

    nn), WCtr (Worship Ctr)

    Children & YouthThread Youth:SNACK ATTACK! Wecontinually need individuals, families, BStudy classes, small groups to donate bring food for Thread Youth activities oSunday nights. These dinners can bein nature, but need to be complete wmain course, a side, and drinks. Pleasecontact Austin Jones at the church offor more information.

    THIRST Kids & Thread Youth: School started! Be on the lookout for Back

    School special events with Prayer &Partners. Please pray for children,teachers, and school staff everywhas they head back to school!

    Prayer & Care Partners: Back to SchCelebration is coming soon! PrayerCare Partners, please contact youPartners to let them know youll bepraying for them as they begin a nschool year, and please check to msure they have everything they neemake a successful start at school. Ifwe can help. We need more adultPrayer & Care Partners! If you do nhave a special child or teenager in

    life already, please email Karen Haat [email protected] tobecome a very important person inlife of a young person today!

    Pics from Troop 219s Summe

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    Give Generously: Checksshould note UMCOR HaitiEmergency in memo line.You can make a gift onlineat www.umc.org/haiti - 100%of your gift will go to help thepeople of Haiti!

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