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Sunday, August 19 Moving through The Challenges of Adolescence How to Help Our Teenagers have a Faith that Sticks worship connect invite serve give UP 2012 STEP Step Up! 2012 is our year-long emphasis of five core practices that lead to a stronger faith and a more vibrant church. These pactices include: worship, connect, invite, serve and give. THE BEAM A Weekly Newsleer of Brentwood United Methodist Church Growing Disciples of Christ Who Know Him, Love Him, and Serve Him August 19-25, 2012 Readings for Aug 20-24: Mahew 18-22 www.bumc.net/ bumc345 Step Up to CONNECT to a group for Christian growth and support Step Up to GIVE generously to God’s work Benefit Concert with James Wells and Friends Sunday, August 26, 3 pm in the Sanctuary For the first time since his senior voice recital in college (20 years ago), James Wells is giving a concert at Brentwood UMC. You won’t want to miss this because it might be 20 more years before he gets up the courage again. It will be a great afternoon of worship music featuring all of your favorites that you have heard from James over the years. A love offering will be taken to benefit Restore Haiti. A BUMC Haiti Mission team is making its 3 rd trip in October 2012. Step Up to WORSHIP God daily The Rhythm of Life: Moving through the Challenges of Childhood, Adolescence, Adulthood and Senior Adulthood A Sermon Series Based on the Life of David – by Dr. Martin Thielen August 18/19 .............Part 2: Adolescence August 25/26 .............Part 3: Adulthood September 1/2...........Part 4: Senior Adulthood THE RHYTHM OF LIFE Join us for the Annual Church-wide Fall Picnic today at 4:30 pm! Grab your lawn chair! Pack the hamper! Herd up your kids! The Annual Church Picnic starts today at 4:30 p.m.! If your last name begins with A-N, you still have time to whip together a tasty side dish. If it begins with O-Z, whisk up your favorite, yummy dessert. See you later this afternoon for food, fellowship and lots of fun. p icnic Get Connected @BUMC! Check inside the bulletin today for your “Get Connected” guide featuring ways to learn, grow & serve at BUMC this fall. Includes groups, classes, activities, choirs and more for children through adults. Adult Classes Begin Soon! From intensive, 34-week Disciple Bible Study to a 4-week “How to Read and Understand the Bible” – there’s a class for you. For details, check the insert in today’s bulletin or go to www.bumc.net/adultclasses. Contact Judith Bone, 324-7258, [email protected]. Fall 2012 Ways to learn, grow and serve at Brentwood United Methodist Church GET CONNECTED Recent research suggests that as many as 50% of teenagers walk away from their faith once they graduate from high school. This is not an acceptable statistic! The good news is that the way we do ministry as a church can increase the number of students who stick with their faith when they head to college. Everything we do as a student ministry is designed to help our students develop a faith that sticks with them beyond their time here. See the top of page 2 for more details on ways we are working to help our students grow as disciples of Christ.

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Readings for Aug 20-24:

Matthew 18-22www.bumc.net/

bumc345

Step Up to ConneCt to a group for Christian growth and support

Step Up to GIVe generously to God’s work

Benefit Concert with James Wells and FriendsSunday, August 26, 3 pm in the SanctuaryFor the first time since his senior voice recital in college (20 years ago), James Wells is giving a concert at Brentwood UMC. You won’t want to miss this because it might be 20 more years before he gets up the courage again. It will be a great afternoon of worship music featuring all of your favorites that you have heard from James over the years. A love offering will be taken to benefit Restore Haiti. A BUMC Haiti Mission team is making its 3rd trip in October 2012.

Step Up to WorshIp God daily

The Rhythm of Life: Moving through the Challenges of Childhood, Adolescence, Adulthood and Senior AdulthoodA Sermon Series Based on the Life of David – by Dr. Martin Thielen

August 18/19 .............Part 2: AdolescenceAugust 25/26 .............Part 3: AdulthoodSeptember 1/2...........Part 4: Senior Adulthood

the rhythm of life

Join us for the Annual Church-wide Fall Picnic today at 4:30 pm! Grab your lawn chair! Pack the hamper! Herd up your kids! The Annual Church Picnic starts today at 4:30 p.m.! If your last name begins with A-N, you still have time to whip together a tasty side dish. If it begins with O-Z, whisk up your favorite, yummy dessert. See you later this afternoon for food, fellowship and lots of fun.

picnic

Get Connected @BUMC!Check inside the bulletin today for your “Get Connected” guide featuring ways to learn, grow & serve at BUMC this fall. Includes groups, classes, activities, choirs and more for children through adults.

Adult Classes Begin Soon!From intensive, 34-week Disciple Bible Study to a 4-week “How to Read and Understand the Bible” – there’s a class for you. For details, check the insert in today’s bulletin or go to www.bumc.net/adultclasses. Contact Judith Bone, 324-7258, [email protected].

Fall 2012Ways to learn, grow and serve at

Brentwood United Methodist Church

Get ConneCted

Recent research suggests that as many as 50% of teenagers walk away from their faith once they graduate from high school. This is not an acceptable statistic! The good news is that the way we do ministry as a church can increase the number of students who stick with their faith when they head to college. Everything we do as a student ministry is designed to help our students develop a faith that sticks with them beyond their time here. See the top of page 2 for more details on ways we are working to help our students grow as disciples of Christ.

Page 2: BEAM - August 19 Issue

students7th - 12th Grades

Sunday, August 199:45 am Sunday School 7th-8th – Jr. High Rm 9th – Tabernacle 10th-12th – Room A19111 am Safe Sanctuary Training led by Ellen Garrett (for any new adult volunteers or Church Now youth who still need training) – Room A2914:00 pm Sonshine Choir Rehearsal–Yth Chr Rm4:30-7 pm Church-wide Fall Picnic – Front LawnMonday, August 206:45 am Manfest with Travis @ Dimples for High School guys3:30 pm Weekly Service Opportunity: Meet at BUMC to carpool to Harvest Hands to help with the after school program (High School Only). Transportation provided.Tuesday, August 216:30 am Tuesday Breakfast Club with Lindsay-Brueggers4-5 pm Middle School Hangtime w/ Neal at BUMC6:15 pm Weekly Service Opportunity: Meet at BUMC to carpool to volunteer at Odyssey Game Night at Room in the Inn. Transportation provided. Student Ministry Kickoff Sunday, August 26 with youth choir rehearsals, special concert with Drew Holcomb & the Neighbors, and Small Groups! Contact Allison Fasig with any small group questions or con-cerns at [email protected] Wednesday Weekly Service Opportunity 61st Ave UMC Tutoring resumes Wed., August 29 (for 7th-12th grade)Wednesday Night Bible Studies Kickoff September 5. 6-7 pm meet the youth staff in the Café to walk across the street for dinner. 7-8 pm Middle School, High School Girls, High School Guys, & Youth Disciple Bible Study

Heading off to College? Bring us with you! Barnabas Friends is BUMC’s ministry that keeps our college students connected while away at school. If you’re not a freshman but still want to sign up let us know! Email [email protected] or Call 615-300-7893. We’re also looking for volunteers so if you’d like to adopt a college

student we would love to have you!

Mission Study on Haiti, sponsored by the United Methodist Women Saturday, August 25, 8:30 am - 12:30 noon, Haney Hall, Led by Joyce ClarkThis year’s mission study’s focus is Haiti: its history’s influence by U.S. diplomacy and policy; our presence in Haiti before and after the 2010 earthquake; and their hope for the future. Coffee, juice, and a light breakfast will be served. Contact Shirley Paris at 791-4727 or [email protected] or Margery Mayer at 661-9984.

COAP (Children of Aging Parents) Resumes September 10Mondays, 6:30 - 8:00 pm. Brentwood UMC hosts a 5-week series that will include discussions on Advance Directives, Dementia/Alzheimer’s, Medicare Enrollment and more. An additional series will be held at The People’s Church in Franklin on Tuesday evenings. Contact Sheryl, 615-351-8145, [email protected].

Singles in Fellowship Visit www.bumc.net/singles or contact Shebbie at 324-7240.• Divorce Recovery August 29-October 3, Wednesdays, 6-8 pm, Singles Area This course will offer support and encouragement for adjusting to change and life after divorce. Free childcare is available with advanced registration; please contact 615-324-7256 for more information.•Boundaries Class Wednesdays, September 12 - November 14, 6:30 pm, B 153A•Beginners Bridge Mondays, thru October 8, 6:30 to 8:30 pm, Room B152A. Come learn the basics of bridge. Cost for 10 lessons -- $87.•Intermediate Bridge Fridays, September 7 - October 26, 6:30 to 8:30 pm, Room B152A. Covers advanced aspects of bridge and will be taught by Donna Young. Cost -- $72 materials for 8 classes.

•Yoga Tuesdays thru January 29, 6:00 pm, A149. No cost. Donations encouraged.•Game Night September 14, 6:30 pm, B149 - meets 2nd Friday of each month

Step Up to Connect

How to Help Our Teenagers Have a Faith that Sticks (continued from Page One)For descriptions of our programs see the“Get Connected” insert. Below are ways in which our programs and curriculum seek to move students through a natural progres-sion of discipleship to develop ‘sticky faith’ during their 6 years in our Student Ministry: Sunday Nights• Youth Choirs Provide a large community where the students can use their gifts

and give back to the Church.• Small Groups Provide a smaller community where our students can belong, con-

nect, keep each other accountable, challenge each other to grow in their faith, and be led by two caring adults.

Sunday Morning Sunday School• 7th - 8th Build on the foundations of faith that were taught in Confirmation• 9th Explore the mission of God in the world to prepare them to use their gifts to serve. • 10th - 12th Provide a safe space to discuss tough topics and issues in the Topical

Discussion Class • 10th - 12th Church Now: opportunities to use their gifts NOW in the larger Church • 12th (second semester) – Prepare them to go out into the world!

Harvest Hands is a catalyst for Christ-centered, wholistic community development working alongside our neighbors to further healthy living, education, spiritual formation and economic development in South Nashville

Accounting Clerk Position Available in the Finance Office 30-plus hours weekly. Go to www.bumc.net/employment for position details. Submit resumes to Deltina Storey, [email protected].

Paid Nursery Positions Available The nursery is looking for staff to work in the nursery this fall! We need people (must be at least 16) who love to snuggle with the babies and entertain the

toddlers. Contact Meredith Spencer at [email protected] or 324-7239.

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Sunday School Teachers for ages 3 - 4th GradeSunday School teach-ers for the fall in all age categories (ages 3 - 4th). Commitment is 20 Sundays (August 12 - May 19). Curriculum, training, and materials provided. Contact Mary Ann at [email protected].

Children’s Choirsbegin September 5

Sunday, August 19

Sunday School9:45 amPreschool - 6th Grade

Godly Play at 8:30 and 11:00 am worship services (preschool)

Nursery 8am to 12pm for infants - 3 years.

ChIldrenInfants - 6th Grade

H.I.G.H.W.A.Y. 565th & 6th Grades

Parents: Sign Up to help with HWY 56 this year! Email Maggie [email protected] to find out how!

Sunday, August 19Sunday SchoolMeet in the GYM 9:45 am

Kindergarten - 4th Grade Volunteers Thru May 23: Once a week commitment, Monday-Thursday from 3:45-6:00 and

Friday 3:45-5:00. Volunteers will help with homework, facilitate learning activities and build relationships with students.

5th - 12th Grade Volunteers Thru May 23: Once a week commitment, Monday-Thursday from 3:45-6:00 and

Friday 3:45-5:00. Volunteers will assist in the daily implementation of the program, mentor students and help with homework. Individuals available with specific

subject expertise to tutor also needed. Bus Driver Needed Our elementary program is in need of a bus driver to transport our

students from school to our program Mon - Fri, 3:30 - 4:00 pm. A Commercial Drivers License is required. Contact Courtney at 499-4963 or [email protected].

Flag Football Coaches Needed We are looking for individuals to coach our 2012 PreK-4th grade flag football league, September 8th-October 27th. Twice a week commitment with practices one weeknight and games on Saturdays. Coaching experience preferred, but not required. Coaches clinic will be held September 8th or

9th. Contact Jessica Mooney at [email protected] or 615-499-4963.

harvest hands (www.harvesthandscdc.com)Harvest Hands is a catalyst for Christ-centered, wholistic community development working alongside our neighbors to further healthy living, education, spiritual formation and economic development in South Nashville

Step Up to ServeMentors needed for K-5th Graders at 61st Avenue UMC Tutoring begins Tuesday, August 28 and is held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from

4:00 - 5:30 pm. Mentoring Orientations for potential new volunteers are on Tuesday, August 14, from 4:00 - 5:30 pm, Wednesday August 15, 10 - 11:30 am and Thursday,

August 16, from 10 - 11:30 am. Contact Nita Haywood at [email protected].

Vases and Volunteers Needed Vases are needed to share our altar flowers with home-centered members. Please

bring your extra vases to the “Cubby” hallway between the Memorial Chapel and Room A291. A few more volunteers are also needed to deliver flowers. Contact Nancy Sullins, [email protected].

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Save the DatesChurch-wide Fall Picnic Highway 56 & Student Ministry Kick-off ..... Sunday, August 19 Disciple Bible Study begins ............................. Week of August 19Youth Choirs begin .......................................... Sunday, August 26Wednesday Night Activities begin................... Wednesday, September 5Children’s Choirs begin.................................... Wednesday, September 5

Adult Studies/Small GrpsJudith Bone, [email protected]

Caring MinistryKaye Harvey, [email protected]

To Get ConnectedJeff Wilson, [email protected]

Worship & MusicShannon Garrett, [email protected]

who to contactChildren’s MinistryEllen Garrett, [email protected]

Mission & OutreachMike Dennison, 324-7222, [email protected]

Single Adult MinistryShebbie Shields, [email protected]

Student MinistryTravis Garner, [email protected]

Mileage 5-6 pmbegins 8/26

Alleluia Choir 6-7 pmbegins 8/26

Extra Mile 6:15 -7:30 pmbegins 9/5

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AA Groups1 pm, Monday-Sunday, BH 1029 am, Monday (For Women Only), BH1028:30 am, Tuesday & Thursday, BH1027 pm, Friday (For Men Only), BH 10111:30 am, Mon, Wed, Fri, BH102ADHD Adult; Spouse WorkshopsContact: Terry Huff, 627-4191Al-AnonTuesdays, 7 pm, Buchanan House 102Alzheimer’s Contact: Barbara Jones, 373-1941 or Ruth Randolph, 385-2323 Career TransitionsEach Monday, 6:30 pm - Haney HallContact: Hal Hassall, 972-5119Divorce RecoveryContact: Shebbie Shields, 324-7240Eating Disorders AnonymousSundays, 4 pm, Buchanan House 102Contact: Courtney Muse, 594-8552Grief SupportContact: Alive Hospice, 963-4732.

MS Self HelpContact: Sandie Mountz, 376-5395.

GROUPS

Saturday Evening6:00 pm

Casual Traditional Worship in the

Chapel

Sunday Morning 8:30 am

Traditional/Blended Worship with

Youth Choir9:45 am

Classes for Children, Students, and Adults

9:50 amContemporary Worship with

Worship Band 11:00 am

Traditional Worshipwith Adult

Chancel Choir11:00 am

Classes for Adults

Tuesday Morning6:30 am

Prayer (Sanctuary)

ConGreGatIonal Care and CarInG mInIstrIeswww.bumc.net/encouragement

RESOURCESAdoption Support & Orphan MinistryContact: Vanessa Bonner, 832-5343Cancer Support: Partners in Hope Contact: Jeanetta Fargo, [email protected] AbuseContact: Caroline Beavers, 371-2550.Emergency Financial & Food AssistanceContact: Maya Broaden-knighten, 373-3663, ext. 211, [email protected] Cards: GraceNotesContact: Rachael Melton,[email protected] Financial Coaching (Trained Mentors)Contact: Rev. Kaye Harvey, [email protected] VisitationContact: Rev. Erin Racine,[email protected] Health Product AssistanceContact: Scottish Rite, 259-3434Home Repairs: Handy Man Ministry Contact: 373-3690, x398,[email protected] SupportContact: Gretchen Voyles,[email protected] Loss Caregiver Respite: Sunny Day ClubContact: Katie Anderson, 370-9467Patient Advocate MinistryContact: Tammy Hakim, [email protected] Meal Assistance: Fishes & LoavesContact: Katie [email protected] Counseling with PastorsContact: Julie Donley, 324-7254, [email protected] or Carla Barrios, 373-3663 x252, [email protected]

BrentwoodUniteD MethoDiSt ChUrCh

309 Franklin RoadBrentwood, Tn 37027

615-373-3663www.bumc.net

The Pastoral Staff of BUMC visits area hospitals on a regular and rotating basis. Hospitals do not inform the church when its members are admitted. Please let the church know if you (or a family member) are hospitalized by contacting Julie Donley, [email protected], 615-324-7254.

HOSPITAL VISITATION AT BUMC

A Great Way You Can Help a Hurting Friend . . . Tell them About

Stephen Ministers!

Our trained Stephen Ministers can provide them with the focused care,

encouragement, and support they need to make it through the crisis. Call Sheryl

at 373-3690 ext.394 or Rev. Kaye Harvey at 373-3663.

Brentwood United Methodist Church Counseling Centeroffers services to children,

youth & families. www.bumc.net/counselingcenter

It is home to experts in helping families and individuals resolve real life problems.

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