- B. Mike Alexander, Jr.

Newsletter of Belin Memorial United Methodist Church February 26, 2015

A Stephen Ministry Congregation

Our mission: make disciples of Jesus Christ.

March 1, 2015 - 8:45 AM Traditional Worship (Sanctuary)

“Twelve Sayings of Jesus”

John 15:1

- Mike Alexander -

Special Guest: Bishop Holston at 11 AM

Every Breath a Gift from God

As a child, did you ever try to see how long you could hold your breath? I remember holding my breath a number of times and watching the second hand on the clock, seeing if I could break my last record. I remember performing this exercise again and again.

No matter how long I held my breath, a time would come when my lips would open, stale air would rush out, and I would gulp in a refreshing new breath. After all these years, I vividly remember doing this.

I look back now and understand that my experience of breath as a gift is very close to that of the ancient Hebrews: God “breathed into [Adam’s] nostrils the breath of life” (Genesis 2:7).

The truth is that when we know that each breath is borrowed air, we have an attitude of gratitude. Every breath we take is a gift, and every breath is an offering returned to God.

When we lose our sense of the marvel and wonder of breath, then our souls turn from gratitude to presumption and forgetfulness. We assume that we deserve to exist, forgetting that we had absolutely nothing to do with our creation. We presume existence is a right rather than a grace. Our ingratitude then turns to an inflated self-importance, and self-importance gives way to moral arrogance: “God, I thank you that I am not like other people” (Luke 18:11).

But the truth is that we are just like other people. We are breathing human beings utterly and entirely dependent upon the God who creates and sustains us. “My help comes from the Lord, who made heaven and earth” (Psalm 121:2).

This past week our family buried my mother-in-law. As I think about the 47 years I have known her, I am confident that she knew every breath she took was a gift from God. As I reflect about her, the one I and others affectionately called ‘Polly,’ words from the Gospel of Luke come to mind:

“For all who exalt themselves will be humbled, but all who humble themselves will be exalted” (Luke 18:14).

Polly was a humble woman. She never thought more of herself than

she did of others. She lived her life for others, caring in so many little ways. And Polly knew that each breath was borrowed air, not hers to keep and own, but one to praise the Source of all our days.

May I encourage you to join us for worship regularly here at Belin Memorial United Methodist. Worshiping together is a great way for all of us to keep in mind that every breath we take is a gift from God. I just think that worshiping together enables us to be clear about every breath we take.

March 1, 2015 - 11:00 AM

The Harbor Worship (Family Life Center)

“Twelve Sayings of Jesus”

John 15:1

- Scott Johnson -

Special Guest: Bishop Holston at 8:45 AM

March 1, 2015

8:45 AM Harbor Worship (FLC)

11 AM Traditional Worship (Sanctuary)

“You’re Never Too Busy”

Matthew 25:31-46

- Bishop Holston -

“. . . Worshiping together

enables us to be clear about

every breath we take.”

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CONGREGATIONAL NEWS, HONORARIUMS AND MEMORIALS

Our Prayer Requests

Waccamaw: Dorothy Ellis (mother of Ashley Gray)

GS Hospital: Percy Cox (father of Eric Cox), Dale Springs (brother of Randy Springs)

MUSC: Carol Dickson, Lee Layman

Brightwater: Donnie Nance

GS Healthcare: James McNair

Lakes at Litchfield:

Chuck McCorquodale

NHC: Dot Curtis, Jim Ford, Lucy Gibbs, Gayle Morgan, David Rhodes, Pat Tyler

Tidelands Hospice (G’town): Bill Smith

Home: Ann Brady, Tom Brookbank, Harley Brown, Pauline Bukowski, Emily Cain, Kelley Clarke, Jim Dawkins, Gene Ellis, Charlotte Hedler, Bob Hendrick, Pat Kavulick, Betty McClamrock, Barb Stolz

Other: Thodis Barrineau, mother of Linda Floyd; Chip Berry, son of Anne Berry; Billy Best, father of Penny Pons; Linda Hunt, daughter-in-law of Liz Barber, Darien, CT; Phyllis Steele, Winchester, VA; Jarrett Wolff, great-nephew of Frankie O’Donnell, Johnsburg, IL; Individuals submitted on prayer request cards; U.S. Military Personnel Please note, names are rotated off periodically

Deepest Sympathy Extended to . . . - Betsy Alexander, Walter Sparrow, and their families in the death of their mother, Polly Driggers, who resided in Scranton, SC.

- Wilson Cain and family in the death of his wife, Emily Cain, who resided in Myrtle Beach, SC.

- Peggy Doggette and family in the death of her brother, Richard Baine, who resided in Raleigh, NC.

- Marlene Russ and family in the death of her mother, Gladie Mack, who resided in Murrells Inlet, SC.

- Eileen Smith and family in the death of her husband, Bill Smith, who resided in Murrells Inlet, SC.

- Dick Wesner and family in the death of his sister, Diane Marshall, who resided in Bethea, OH.

Honorariums and Memorials

In Memory of Sarah H. Baker To the Worship Arts Fund

David and Frances Eason

In Memory of Durwood Barton To the Pastors’ Discretionary Fund

Bubba Meng III and Dennis Vibbert

In Memory of Jim Chrapek To the Endowment Fund

Belin SS Class

To the Land Acquisition Fund Joanne McCrum

In Memory of Ann Duke To the Endowment Fund

Martha and Sterling Beckman Anne W. Berry

CCNB: Directors, Officers, Staff E. Benton Dubose D.M.D.

Michael Ebert Ann M. Floyd

Marion and Roxanne Freeman Virginia Freeman E. Anne Gillespie

Ben and Lynda Hardee Gene and Kay Hunter

Ms. Dottie LaFitte June McKinnon

Elizabeth and Martin Poole Joyce and Skip Rykard

Helen and Lawrence Sayetta South Atlantic Bank

Herbert and Wanda Timmons

To the Land Fund Bill and Millie Dudley, Jr.

In Memory of Bob Hayes

To the Endowment Fund Patricia and Richard Daly

James and Marlene Hayes Gail and William Hodge

Kim A. Moore Dorothy Showers

In Memory of Robert Hedler To the Land Fund

Jack and Patsy Cundiff

In Memory of Michael Lowe To the Contemporary Worship Fund (GB)

Virginia Ellen Bell

To the Land Fund Pauline Caverly

To the UMW Bereavement Committee Belin Adult Fellowship

In Memory of Gladie Mack To the Worship Arts Fund

Loretta Roberts

In Memory of Christopher Michael Morris, Jr. To the Pastors’ Discretionary Fund

Patricia Morris

To the Youth Fund Patricia Morris

In Memory of Glennie Walsh To the Worship Arts Fund Billy and Brenda Wilder

Our Lenten Journey

Join us for Lenten worship services each Wednesday at noon in the sanctuary during Lent. It is a journey you should not miss! Lenten devotionals are still available for $3 in the Family Life Center and church office.

Lenten worship series: “Silent Witnesses to the Crucifixion” March 4 The Money Bag John 13:29 March 11 The Towel John 13:1-5 March 18 The Crown of Thorns John 19:2 March 25 The Nails John 19:18 April 1 The Cross John 19:18

Following the noon worship service, Belin’s Rollie Hanna Breakfast Team and the UMW Circles will prepare and serve lunch in the Family Life Center. The cost is $4. Please join us for worship and for lunch. Menu for March 4: Seafood Chowder, Citrus Cup, Herb Biscuits, Chesterfield Inn Brownies

Please remind children to bring Pennies for Lent each Sunday in Lent. Lenten pennies this year will be contributed to Belin’s Backpack Buddies ministry, feeding children in need right here in our community.

Save These Dates for Holy Week and Easter - Thursday, April 2, 7 PM: Maundy Thursday Communion Worship Service

Friday, April 3, 7 PM: Good Friday “Whispers of the Passion” Presentation

Sunday, April 5, 6:30 AM: Easter Sunrise Service

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DADDY-DAUGHTER DANCE , BASKETBALL, WORKSHOP, FINANCIALS

Attendance - Week of 2/22/2015

Traditional - 8:45 AM … 384 11 AM … 407 Sunday School … 183 Harbor - 8:45 AM … 97 11 AM … 228

Operating Budget Report

Received Year to Date…………. $ 241,869 2015 Budget ……………………….. $1,818,799

BCLC Operating Budget

Received Year to Date…………. $ 129,649 2015 Budget ……………………….. $ 842,735 Total Expenses Year to Date

BUMC & BCLC Expenses……... $ 415,282

Land Acquisition Fund

Balance on Note ……… $ 2,486,755

Food Donations Requested

Collection baskets are located in the narthex and Family Life Center lobby for donations of non-perishable food items for a local food pantry and for Belin’s Backpack Buddies program feeding children in our local schools.

Our Backpack program is in need of child-friendly, individual serving packs of non-perishable food items. If you can donate just one food item, it will make a difference to someone in need.

End of Life Readiness Workshop

And Then There Was One - You are invited to join us for an informative workshop regarding end of life readiness. What should I have on hand? How do I plan ahead? What can I expect?

Note - Rescheduled Dates: Thursday, March 19 & 26

6 PM - 8 PM, Family Life Center

This workshop will be led by Donna Hutter, based on “And Then There Was One,” written by Charlotte Fox. Please register by contacting Blair, 843.357.5175 or blaird@belinumc.org. There is no cost to attend; however, an optional guidebook is available to purchase for $30.

Words of Gratitude “Henrietta and I wish to thank everyone for the cards, calls, visits, and prayers during my recent illness. We are so grateful to our church family for all you did for us. We are so blessed.”

- Phil Huff

Youth Basketball League Recognition

Thanks to all of our Youth Basketball League participants, coaches, assistants, scorekeepers, and volunteers. We had a great season!

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YOUTH NEWS

Youth News and Events (continued)

Our next G.R.I.T.S. (Girls Bible Study) will meet on Tuesday, March 17, at 7 PM at Chick-fil-A.

Youth and adult volunteers are needed to help with the Children's Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday morning, March 28. If you are available to help, please contact Blair Delappe, 843.357.5175. Please wear a Belin Youth T-Shirt.

Sunday, March 29, we will watch the movie "The Passion of the Christ" from 5:45 PM-8:45 PM. Please note this movie is rated R because it is very graphic and depicts the true suffering that Jesus went through to save us from our sins. If you allow your child to come, it will be considered permission for them to watch this incredible movie. To watch the trailer, please go to http://youtu.be/4Aif1qEB_JU. Please remember to bring $1 for the meal!

Current 5th-8th graders are invited to join us on the Middle School Mission Trip to Charlotte, North Carolina, July 9-12! To sign up, a $50 non-refundable deposit is due by April 12.

If you would like to raise money for any upcoming youth trip, the 2015 edition of the "Attractions Dining and Value Guide" is still available. It is full of some incredible coupons that make it an easy sell.

Pawleys Island Prayer Breakfast (Waccamaw Schools) meets every first and third Tuesday of the month at 6:45 AM at McDonalds. On Tuesday, March 3, we will watch the sunrise together. Please meet at 344 Myrtle Avenue in Pawleys Island at 6:35 AM! After sunrise, we will drive to McDonalds for our breakfast. In the event of rain, we will follow our regular breakfast schedule.

Murrells Inlet Prayer Breakfast (St. James Schools) meets every second and fourth Tuesday of the month at 7 AM at Chick-fil-A. On Tuesday, March 10, we will watch the sunrise together. Please meet at Chick-fil-A at 6:45 AM. We will eat quickly and proceed to Belin’s seawall for sunrise. In the event of rain, we will follow our regular breakfast schedule.

The Blessing of the Inlet is Saturday, May 2! If your child is interested in helping sell BOI t-shirts (6th-12th graders) or with the Fish Fry (10th grade and up), please contact Austin Bond. If you would like to help pre-sell tickets for the Belin Youth Shrimp & Fish Fry fundraiser held at the Blessing of the Inlet, please contact Whitney Ann Lewis, 843.446.2214. Tickets are $12 each, and food is provided by Drunken Jack's chefs. For each ticket you sell, you earn a credit towards a future retreat or mission trip!

If you have not received your FREE 2014-15 Belin Youth T-Shirt yet, please contact Austin Bond with your size.

Salkehatchie Missions - 57 youth and adults will be attending Rivertown (Conway) and Summerville Salkehatchies this June! During each week we will physically improve homes of some very needy families, reach out to these families, connect with other youth in friendship, have a great time, and most importantly honor and grow closer to Jesus. We need your help to make this possible. Donations of Gatorade and water (12-20 oz. single serving size) are requested to help keep us hydrated while working on our sites. Please place donations in the FLC Lobby any time between now and June 11. As we receive donations, we will stack them in the High School Classroom and watch a wall of Gatorade and water grow. When we meet for Sunday school and Youth Group, this will be a visual reminder of how much our church supports our youth and missions. Financial contributions are also requested as registration fees do not cover all of the costs needed for scholarships or to renovate the homes. Our goal is to raise at least $8,000. If you feel led to give, please make a check payable to Belin UMC and designate for Salkehatchie (or Youth Missions). For more info, please visit www.salkehatchie.org or contact Austin.

Austin Bond, 843.357.5179 (office), 843.798.0222 (cell), austinb@belinumc.org

Youth News and Events

Youth Group will meet this Sunday, March 1. Middle School Youth Group (6th - 8th graders) begins at 5 PM and ends at 7 PM. High School Youth Group (9th - 12th graders) begins at 6:10 PM and ends at 8:15 PM. Remember to bring $1 for the meal. Please also bring a donation of Pop Tarts to support Belin's Backpack Ministry that helps feed children in need in our community.

During Youth Group this Sunday, middle schoolers will be learning about Belin's Backpack Ministry, and we will also assist with packing food for the backpacks. Next Sunday, March 8, high schoolers will learn about Belin's Backpack Ministry and will assist with packing food. Please note: Middle School Youth Group will not meet next Sunday, March 8, due to the Confirmation Retreat.

Please keep the following girls in prayer as they attend Chrysalis this weekend in Cherry Grove, SC: Haleigh Berry, Berkley Lane, Ryleigh Price, Lexi Ridgeway, and Charlotte Tucker.

Please keep the following youth and adults in prayer as they attend the Confirmation Retreat in Lake Junaluska, NC, March 6-8: Morgan Allison, Carmon Angel, Pattie Angel, James Arnette, Austin Bond, Harrison Cooper, Walker Devers, Madison Ferrell, Sydney Ford, Mary Karr Griffith, Alden Herring, Tristan Hudak, Mary Lansing McColl, Robyn McColl, Thomas Prosser, Valerie Richardson, Alex Rogers, Jane Sparks, Isabel Stark, Beth Stedman, and Elizabeth Stedman.

We really need help preparing and serving meals at Youth Group during the month of March! If you can help, please contact Austin Bond.

Chrysalis is a three day retreat (Saturday-Monday) in Cherry Grove, SC, focused on spiritual renewal and formation for older teens in 10th grade and up. The boys’ flight is March 21-23. The total cost is $100, and a $25 deposit is due March 8 (paid directly to Chrysalis). Please register by contacting Matt Wiseman at mattw@peoplesunderwriters.com or 843.902.5520 (cell).

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MARCH CALENDAR 2015

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UMW NEWS, BLOOD DRIVE, GRIEF WORKSHOP, ANNOUNCEMENTS

Inlet View Reminder

Just a reminder that the Inlet View publishes in print form on a monthly basis. Weekly updates to the printed edition are sent by email to all those who have signed up for the newsletter online. The website is also an excellent resource for up-to-date information. If you have not yet subscribed to the newsletter online, please visit our website to sign up: www.belinumc.org (click on “Newsletter”). The submission deadline for next month’s printed newsletter covering events in April will be Monday, March 23.

Starting Point Join us for Starting Point, informal gathering and time to chat with one of our pastors, ask questions, and enjoy fellowship. The next Starting Point meets on Sunday, March 8, at 4 PM in the Family Life Center!

Bereavement Support Group A Bereavement Support Group meets at Belin Memorial on the first and third Tuesdays of each month, 11 AM - 12:15 PM. Harrison Grey of Tidelands Hospice, in partnership with Waccamaw Community Hospital, leads the group. There is no cost to attend.

Lenten Scheduling The Gathering (family fellowship dinners), Rollie Hanna Breakfast, and the Adult Fellowship Lunch will take a break during Lent. Please check the Belin calendar for dates and times when we reconvene in the spring!

United Methodist Women Congratulations to our Belin United Methodist Women (UMW). With the help of women in our three circles and the support of Belin’s congregation, we were able to exceed our 2014 financial goals!

Our UMW Unit donated over $10,000 in 2014 to organizations locally and beyond that support the welfare of women and children. These charities include Mimi’s House of Hope, 5 UMW district missions that provide services to children and women, Tara Hall, Belin’s Backpack Buddies, the Pastors’ Discretionary Fund, foreign mission trip, Baby Express, Outreach Farm, Family Justice Center, Saint Cyprian Church outreach fund, Sea Haven, Salkahatchie, and others.

Thank you, Belin congregation and staff. Thanks, also, to our 100 circle members!

Read more UMW News in the February “News and Notes” posted online (click on “Ministries” and “Women/Men”).

The members of Grace Circle thank our church family for supporting the Shrove Tuesday Pancake Dinner. We were able to raise $1,218, which will go to local missions. Without your support, this would not be possible. Special thanks is extended to all who worked so hard to make this event a success!

Grace Circle will meet on Monday, March 2, at 6 PM at the home of Mary Wynne Kellett. We will be making plans for the April 1 Lenten lunch. For information, contact Peg Otterberg at 843.685.5033.

Miracle Seekers Circle will meet on Tuesday, March 3, at 6 PM in the Family Life Center. We will be continuing our study on "Bad Girls of the Bible." We hope you will join us.

Frances Wilson Circle will meet on Monday, March 9, at 10 AM in the Family Life Center. Marcia Massey will present our Bible study, “Twelve Ordinary Men” (Disciples). We have no mission for March. Newcomers are welcome. We will have lunch in the Inlet after our meeting.

BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! Grace Circle is collecting books to sell at the Blessing of the Inlet in May. If you wish to donate books, please bring them to the Family Life Center and leave them in the storage bins in the lobby reserved and marked "Books." Contact any member of Grace Circle for information or contact Peg Otterberg, 843.685.5033.

Grief Workshop Belin Memorial is offering a six-week Grief Support Workshop that begins on Wednesday, March 11, 6 PM - 7:30 PM, and continues through April 15. This workshop is offered in partnership with Tidelands Hospice and will be conducted by Harrison Grey, Bereavement Coordinator. It is open to anyone

who has suffered the loss of a loved one (Belin members and surrounding community). No registration is necessary.

Red Cross Blood Drive

A blood drive will take place in the Family Life Center on Tuesday, March 17, 8 AM to 1 PM. To sign up, visit redcrossblood.org or contact John Sally, 843.267.0752.

Jesse Ballew Men’s Bible Fellowship Wednesdays, 7:45 AM - 8:30 AM in the Family Life Center

Men, join us for our weekly fellowship of men who love Jesus Christ. We are each a work-in-progress, and we come together one morning each week, in the presence of the Holy Spirit, to grow closer to our Savior Jesus Christ by studying and sharing God’s word.

STAFF PROFILES, VOLUNTEER REMINDERS

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SHINE Time Volunteers March 1: Jeannie Harrison (lead) 8:30 AM: Rhonda Slough 10:45 AM: Heather Anderson, Beverly Wise

March 8: Karen Godbold (lead) 8:30 AM: Mary Anna Neill 10:45 AM: Shannon Crafton

March 15: Eileen Boyce (lead) 8:30 AM: Denise Brown 10:45 AM: Lauren Griffith, Mary Karr Griffith, Jessica Harrell

March 22: Karen Godbold (lead) 8:30 AM: Katie Millen, Meredith Millen 10:45 AM: Linda Daughtery, Colleen Welch, Madison Welch

March 29: Jeannie Harrison (lead) 8:30 AM: Eric O’Harra, Tiffany O’Harra 10:45 AM: Rhonda Slough, Cindy Swaim

Acolytes and Crucifers March 1, 8 - 8:45 AM: Tommy Barrineau (C), Shelby Kennedy, Abby Query

11 AM: Jay Hoodenpyl (C), Jonah Godbold, Mary Beck McLain

March 15, 22 - 8:45 AM: Cooper Jennings (C), Maris Jennings

11 AM: Corey Justice (C), James Arnette, Livie Boone

March 29 - 8:45 AM: Jack Moody (C), Hallie Carlisle Moody, Coker Streett

11 AM: Nick Nash (C), Blake Nash, Alexandra Rogers

Nursery Volunteers

March 1 - 8:30 AM: Mandy Carriker, Linda Daughtery 10:45 AM: Betty Keesee, Bill Keesee

March 8 - 8:30 AM Emeline Jordan, Mary Ann Lester 10:45 AM: Mark Lane, Wendy Lane

March 15 - 8:30 AM: Morgan Jones 10:45 AM: Heather Anderson

March 22 - 8:30 AM: Bill Alexander, Valerie Alexander 10:45 AM: Jennie Cundiff, Meredith Smith

March 29 - 8:30 AM: Shannon Crafton, Renie Seel 10:45 AM: Heather Anderson

Profiles of Service - by Carrie Humphreys (second in a series of interviews with the staff at Belin Memorial)

Three extraordinary women tend to the business office of Belin Memorial. The trio is under the guidance of church administrator, Robin Boyer.

For the past eight years Cheri Humble has assisted the church administrator in managing the church finances, everything from pensions to payroll to accounts payable and receivable. She also administers the human resources and insurance benefits for the 50+ employees of the church. With the help of volunteer counters, she processes our Sunday tithes and offerings each week. With a bachelor’s degree in accounting and business management, she says she is challenged and gratified when she works with numbers and enjoys

reconciling accounting problems. Humble, 58, loves her job.

Raised in Ohio, Humble has two grown sons and six "adorable" grandchildren. Formerly married to a military husband, she has traveled extensively and still enjoys ocean cruising. Her hobbies include crafting and reading romance and mystery novels. Her favorite pals, she says, are her toy poodle Miss Prissy and her two Maltese pups named Maggie May and Romeo.

"I enjoy everyone I work with," Humble confides. "And I’ve met so many nice congregation members who are dedicated to this church.”

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Kim Nobles, administrative assistant and newest member of the team, has her hands full coordinating all the details and paperwork for church weddings, baptisms, memorials and honorariums, funerals, scholarships, and new member activities. She's also the person who composes and prints the church bulletins each Sunday for both the Harbor and the traditional services. As the first person you see when entering the office, she is quick to offer a friendly greeting and warm smile to all who visit.

Nobles said her foremost priority, however, is answering the needs of Pastors Mike and Scott. "Whatever they request . . . letter writing, organizing, or special projects, I work with them to ensure that everything gets done."

Raised in Sumter, Nobles, 30, says her life really revolves around her job, her family, and her church. She adores her husband, Zach, and their 20-month old twin daughters, Ellen and Emmie who keep her plate full. "I don't have a lot of time for hobbies. The twins are definitely a handful but such a blessing in our lives.”

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Meet Wendy Zulanch, administrative assistant. Her job is immense. She's the person who manages, composes, and updates our church interactive website, the weekly e-news letter, the monthly printed newsletter, and the church monthly calendar. She's also the go-to technology person on staff who is called when there is a problem with one of the thirty-some computers on campus or issues with the phones, internet, or office equipment. Adding to her workday, Zulanch also orders all of the office supplies and is keeper of the Belin cemetery,

managing all of the plots and niches. "My job responsibilities aren't really limited," Zulanch says. “I love the variety my job presents and the opportunity to assist all of our senior staff members in some way."

On Saturday, she assists Lee, her husband of 32 years, in the family’s bakery in Surfside where she makes up to a thousand pounds of bagels in addition to assisting with errands and marketing for the business. The couple hails from the Milwaukee area and has two grown sons.

Altar Guild Needs Volunteers Altar Guild needs two volunteers to serve together during the month of November. For a list of duties and more information, please contact Mickie Hilton, 843.357.3172.

The Inlet View is printed monthly with weekly

updates available by email or online. Please submit, in writing, information to be included in the current week’s issue of the newsletter by noon on Monday to Wendy Zulanch in the church office. You may email submissions to wendyz@belinumc.org.

BELIN MEMORIAL United Methodist Church

Sanctuary located at:

4183 Highway 17 Business Murrells Inlet, South Carolina

Sunday Worship Services

8:45 AM, 11:00 AM

Sunday School

10:00 AM

THIS WEEK’S CALENDAR: March 1 - 7

Belin Memorial UMC Office - 651-5099 Fax - 651-4179 Emergency (pastors) - 843-357-6051; 843-947-0018 Mailing Address: P. O. Box 528, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576

Office Hours: Monday - Friday - 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM E-mail: info@belinumc.org Website: www.belinumc.org

- A Stephen Ministry Congregation -

Sun Second Sunday in Lent 8:30 AM SHINE Time Check-in 8:45 AM Harbor Worship (Communion) 8:45 AM Worship Service (Communion)

10:00 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Belin Reunion Group 10:45 AM SHINE Time Check-in 11:00 AM Harbor Worship (Communion) 11:00 AM Worship Service (Communion) 3:30 PM Youth Praise Band Rehearsal 5:00 PM International Mission Team 5:00 PM MS Youth Group 6:10 PM HS Youth Group

Mon 10:00 AM Bridge 2:00 PM Senior Staff Meeting 5:30 PM Technology Team 6:00 PM Disciple I 6:00 PM Grace Circle (offsite) 6:00 PM Women’s Bible Study 6:30 PM Missions Team Meeting

Tue 6:45 AM Youth Prayer Breakfast (offsite, PI) 9:30 AM Women’s Malachi Study 10:00 AM Staff Meeting 11:00 AM Bereavement Support 12:30 PM Intermediate/Adv. Bridge 4:30 PM LOGOS 6:00 PM Miracle Seekers Circle 6:00 PM Trustees Meeting

Wed 7:45 AM Jesse Ballew Men’s Bible Fellowship 9:00 AM Belin Gardeners 12:00 PM Worship Service, Lenten Lunch 6:30 PM Chancel Choir 6:30 PM Harbor Band Practice 7:00 PM BOI Team Meeting

Thu 9:30 AM Belin Art Angels 10:00 AM Zumba Class 6:00 PM Disciple II 6:00 PM Disciple IV

6:00 PM Handbells 6:00 PM Spiritual Gifts Study 7:00 PM AA Meeting 7:00 PM Living Waters Praise Team

Fri Confirmation Class Retreat (Junaluska: 3/6-3/8) 8:30 AM Women’s Friday Bible Study (offsite) 7:00 PM Daddy-Daughter Dance

Sat

Thanks for reading the Inlet View

Our Lenten Journey - See page 2 for information on Lenten

worship services and Holy Week.