elizabeth city first united methodist church
Come Alive Through Christ... Reach Out And Serve!
Come Alive Through Christ... Reach Out And Serve!
UMYF OPEN HOUSE
Every Wednesday from 3:30-5:30 pm, youth (6th-12th grades) are invited to spend time with Kelli and Nick at their house. Come and hang out, bring your friends, watch a movie
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Ever wonder what is going on at First United Methodist for the children and youth? Well you are in the right place! Check back often for updated events, pictures of past events and opportunities to serve God.
You go to your best friend's house for dinner. When it's time to eat, you head for the bathroom to wash up, but your friend says, "Skip it. We never wash our hands before eating." Your friend's behavior would probably make you think:
(a) Your own family is weird for washing up before every meal
(b) This family must keep their hands really clean between meals
(c) You better not eat the meatloaf
You sit beside a lady on the bus, and she hands you a roll of aluminum foil and whispers, "The alien invasion starts tomorrow at noon. Use this to signal the Mother Ship." Her statement prompts you to conclude:
(a) You should skip school and wait for the Mother Ship
(b)
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Sunday
8:30 am Contemporary Worship Service
9:45 am- Sunday School for All Ages
11:00 am- Traditional Worship Service, including Children's Church for Kindergarten through 3rd grade.
4:00- 5:15 pm-Girl's Bible Study for grades 6th-12th.
5:30- 7:00 pm- UMYF (United Methodist Youth Fellowship)
5:30- 7:00 pm- Children's Choir (see more information on Music page)
Wednesday
3:30- 5:30 pm- Open House at Kelli's house (see sidebar for info)
Thursday
7:00 am- Senior High Bible Study at Rachel's Place on Main Street
Activities for the Little Ones and Not so Little Ones.
Here is a website that is big fun!
Click on the link for some great games, printable coloring sheets, videos and much more.
Apple Dumplin Camp!
Have you ever visited an Old West town and wished you could live there for a day or two, experiencing life as it was in the 1800's? Apple Dumplin'
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