Sargent United Methodist Church
208 N 2nd Street, PO Box 398, Sargent, NE 68874
Phone: 308-527-3421
Worship and One Room Sunday School 10:00 AM
(Children are present at the beggining of service and will proceed to class after a brief word with the Pastor)
Tuesdays, Prayer/Study Group at Key Villa Conference Room at 2:00 PM
Pastor: Cliff Reynolds
Cell: 308-940-1472
Parsonage: 308-527-4147
Our Mission is to be the body of Christ in the world. We will shine forth Christ’s light to others, bringing them into God’s family, the church, where together we will grow and mature as Disciples of Christ who bring honor and glory to His Name.
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Ascension of the Lord
Color: White
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Sunday, May 20, 2012
Ascension of the Lord
Gospel of Mark Bible Study
Sunday, 9:00 A. M. (until completed)
MYF
MYF welcomes any students from 7th – 12th grade to attend. MYF meets every Wednesday of the month unless otherwise posted and will be announced during morning announcements at the school. A meal is served at 6:30 PM and worship/message at 7:00 PM. MYF Youth take part in YOUTH Sunday Worship service every fourth Sunday of the month with a Potluck Dinner to follow. Youth sponsors are Will and Candi Kirwan. Please feel free to call 308-628-4282 or 308-215-0296 if you have any questions.
Good News Kids Club
(Will meet every 1st/3rd Wednesday while school is in session.)
3:45 – 5:00 PM
Norman/Merlene Grint - May 13
Don/Linda Seifried – May 23
Edwin/Shirley Chalupa May 24
Kathy Johnson – May 13
Gayle Dunbar – May 18
Martha Lee Sutton - May 24
Linda Seifried – May 26
“To be the church is to be held accountable to higher criteria than other humanly derived oganizations. The church is nothing less than the body of Christ, Jesus’ hands and feet, Christ in motion, continuing his movement into the world.” -William H. Willimon, THIS WE BELIEVE: The Core of Wesleyan Faith and Practice, p. 137
