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This week at Belmont UMC 4 Upcoming worship services 2nd Sunday after Epiphany January 17, 2021 Paul Purdue preaching 8:15am and 10:30am worship services. 8:15am - Facebook live 10:30am - Facebook live Weaving Wholeness: More Than Just Living January 17 - Remembering Martin Luther King Jr. Joys and concerns ALL are welcome here. We believe every person is of sacred worth and created in God’s image. We commit to Jesus’ example of inclusive love, care, and intentional hospitality with persons of every race, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital sta- tus, faith story, physical or mental ability, economic status, or politi- cal perspective. We respect our di- versity of opinion and expressions of faith. Therefore, as God loves us, so let us love and serve in the name of Christ. Belmont United Methodist Church NEWS for January 10, 2021 Memorials BUSH BOYD Donors: Betty Brooks Shirley Dodson Patty & Bill Harbison Pam & Jim Terrell ED BRITT Donor: Betty Brooks RUBY TRUETTE Donors: Joyce & Jerome Del Pino BILLIE BRYANT (Stephen Bryant’s mother) TINA HAZELWOOD Donor: Mary Walker SALLY SPANN Donor: Joe Montgomery SUNDAY, JANUARY 10 8:15am Worship service with Communion, Facebook live 9:30am Children’s Sunday school, Zoom 10:30am Worship service, Facebook live 5:15pm United Methodist Youth, Zoom TUESDAY, JANUARY 12 5:30pm Flow yoga, Zoom 6:00pm Sing Unburied Sing book discussion, Zoom WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13 10:00am Lectio Divina, Zoom 5:00pm Encore series, Zoom 6:00pm Gentle yoga, Zoom 6:00pm Youth discussion, Zoom 6:30pm Childrens choirs, Zoom 8:30pm Parent/caregiver hangout, Zoom THURSDAY, JANUARY 14 8:00am Women’s Centering Prayer, Zoom FRIDAY, JANUARY 15 10:00am Parent and Child Music, Zoom SUNDAY, JANUARY 17 8:15am Worship service with Communion, Facebook live 9:30am Children’s Sunday school, Zoom 10:30am Worship service, Facebook live 5:15pm United Methodist Youth, Zoom Continued on page 4 ESL class tradition continues online Since the coronavirus pan- demic halted in-person English as a Second Language (ESL) classes at Belmont, dozens of students have continued to work on verb tenses, cultural traditions, and pronunciation lessons through virtual classes via Zoom. The digital sessions are no substitute for the camaraderie of the Tuesday/Thursday class- es previously held in Belmont’s education wing. But there have been advantages. Mary Jane Duke, who is teaching Level 2 classes, says one of her students has logged in from Brazil, while another student and new mother has arranged naptime with class time. Level 2 and 5 classes, taught by Dick Bowers and Jane Du- ESL class tradition continues online Continued from page 1 Bose, continue in January after a holiday break. Keeping these classes going maintains a more than 50- year tradition of ESL instruction at Belmont. Volunteers also have con- ducted separate conversation groups online with students. As the classes have progressed, students and teachers have not only shared language, but also technology lessons. Anyone interested in learning more about Belmont UMC’s ESL program can contact director Charlie Hewgley at [email protected]. Article about Children’s Music Ministry featured on UMC.org Continued from page 2 The church and its offices will be closed on Monday, January 18, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Upcoming holiday closing Recently, an article about this ministry was posted on the UMC website. Go to umc.org/en/content/kids-making-mu- sic-through-covid to read the article and see our own Amy Cooper and Christy Perkey in action. Sing Unburied Sing book discussion begins Tuesday Continued from page 2 For questions or Zoom access information, contact Pat Ward ([email protected]).
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This week at Belmont UMC

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Upcoming worship services

2nd Sunday after EpiphanyJanuary 17, 2021Paul Purdue preaching 8:15am and 10:30am worship services.8:15am - Facebook live10:30am - Facebook live

Weaving Wholeness: More Than Just Living

January 17 - Remembering Martin Luther King Jr.

Joys and concerns

ALL are welcome here.We believe every person is of sacred worth and created in God’s image. We commit to Jesus’ example of inclusive love, care, and intentional hospitality with persons of every race, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital sta-tus, faith story, physical or mental ability, economic status, or politi-cal perspective. We respect our di-versity of opinion and expressions of faith. Therefore, as God loves us, so let us love and serve in the name of Christ.

Belmont United Methodist Church

NEWS forJanuary 10, 2021

MemorialsBUSH BOYD

Donors:Betty Brooks

Shirley DodsonPatty & Bill Harbison

Pam & Jim Terrell

ED BRITTDonor:

Betty Brooks

RUBY TRUETTEDonors:

Joyce & Jerome Del Pino

BILLIE BRYANT(Stephen Bryant’s mother)

TINA HAZELWOODDonor:

Mary Walker

SALLY SPANNDonor:

Joe Montgomery

SUNDAY, JANUARY 108:15am Worship service with Communion, Facebook live9:30am Children’s Sunday school, Zoom10:30am Worship service, Facebook live5:15pm United Methodist Youth, Zoom

TUESDAY, JANUARY 125:30pm Flow yoga, Zoom6:00pm Sing Unburied Sing book discussion, Zoom

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1310:00am Lectio Divina, Zoom5:00pm Encore series, Zoom6:00pm Gentle yoga, Zoom6:00pm Youth discussion, Zoom6:30pm Childrens choirs, Zoom8:30pm Parent/caregiver hangout, Zoom

THURSDAY, JANUARY 148:00am Women’s Centering Prayer, Zoom

FRIDAY, JANUARY 1510:00am Parent and Child Music, Zoom

SUNDAY, JANUARY 178:15am Worship service with Communion, Facebook live9:30am Children’s Sunday school, Zoom10:30am Worship service, Facebook live5:15pm United Methodist Youth, Zoom

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ESL class tradition continues online

Since the coronavirus pan-demic halted in-person English as a Second Language (ESL) classes at Belmont, dozens of students have continued to work on verb tenses, cultural traditions, and pronunciation lessons through virtual classes via Zoom. The digital sessions are no substitute for the camaraderie of the Tuesday/Thursday class-

es previously held in Belmont’s education wing. But there have been advantages. Mary Jane Duke, who is teaching Level 2 classes, says one of her students has logged in from Brazil, while another student and new mother has arranged naptime with class time. Level 2 and 5 classes, taught by Dick Bowers and Jane Du-

ESL class tradition continues onlineContinued from page 1Bose, continue in January after a holiday break. Keeping these classes going maintains a more than 50-year tradition of ESL instruction at Belmont. Volunteers also have con-ducted separate conversation groups online with students. As the classes have progressed, students and teachers have not only shared language, but also technology lessons. Anyone interested in learning more about Belmont UMC’s ESL program can contact director Charlie Hewgley at [email protected].

Article about Children’s Music Ministry featured on UMC.orgContinued from page 2

The church and its offices will be closed on Monday, January 18, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Upcoming holiday closing

Recently, an article about this ministry was posted on the UMC website. Go to umc.org/en/content/kids-making-mu-sic-through-covid to read the article and see our own Amy Cooper and Christy Perkey in action.

Sing Unburied Sing book discussion begins Tuesday Continued from page 2 For questions or Zoom access information, contact Pat Ward ([email protected]).

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Encore Wednesday night series

resumes this week

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In our music, notes connect to other notes, measures to measures, and soon a complete piece of music is created! In our lives, music brings back memories, brings people closer together, and without a doubt, is an invisible thread that connects us to God. All children are invited to connect with the Children’s Music Ministry. Infants and preschoolers can connect through Parent and Child Music via Zoom on Friday mornings at 10:00am. Children ages 3, 4, and 5, 1st and 2nd graders, and 3rd-6th graders can connect through children’s choirs, beginning Wednesday, January 13, from 6:30-7:00pm via Zoom. We offer three separate children’s choir gatherings. Musical connections will be explored through crafts, drama, scripture, songs, and games. Please join us and invite a friend! For more information, please contact Amy Cooper, Children’s Music Director ([email protected]).

current address or email information for any of the members listed below with whom we have lost contact? If so, please share it with Anne, 615-383-0832 ext. 15 (leave a message) or [email protected], by Wednesday, January 20. Thank you for your help.

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Farris AbdullaLillian AdamsKo AungBob BernardCarrie BishopLin BowmanBillie BowmanBeverly BoyleEarl BramwellAnn BramwellTracey BromleyCindy CharetteGabe CharvatDanai ChinodaTapiwa ChinodaPo ChoJoseph ClarkNancy ClarkJean CookAh DahClint DavidsonGinna DavidsonMegan DavidsonAlan DevineSteve DiffeeJames DunnTed EastburnKathe EastburnKatie EastburnMary EnglishSheldon FrancisTara FrancisSteve FrazierMika GarrettCarrie GayJanice GilfordChristopher Gonso

Kathleen HaileyMary Alice HarbisonDoug HivelyRonnie HoltChristopher HopeLah HtooMa HtooThaw HtooJin ImBeth InterlandiVictoria JacksonAlwin JeyakumarSaw KlaingPu KluPow KowDoug KuertzEunhee KuhDong LangCody LemonsCole LocklearHenrietta LocklearDeborah MangrumCindy MaynardMark McDonaldLacee McKellarAlan MevisSibonile MhlangaLazarus MhlangaMargaret MhlangaThea MichaelMary MontgomeryPaw MooSusan MooreMichele MoseleyNoo NooForrest O’ConnorKetmany Phommachack

Reh PhrayJohn PilkingtonFrances PilkingtonRobert PottsAshley PrattSharon RegenMoe RistDavid RogersMaggie RomerLesley SamardziaGaw SayAmy SeitzGloria Sesay-BanyaMarjorie ShafferPah ShehPatrick SlusherMildred SullivanRee TahPo TawDoug TennantDeborah ThurmanThan TinCindy ToftDar UkCharlotte Van MeterClarence WardAnita WatersLaura WeaverDoug WebsterBrad WellsNan YeeLinden YoungquistNicole ZahorikRon Zahorik

Music Connects

Belmont UMC’s Encore Ministries se-ries will resume this week on Wednes-day, January 13, at 5:00pm via Zoom. Our three gatherings in January will be light-hearted sessions to open the new year. Later, we will touch on some weightier topics such as the CO-VID-19 vaccines and other topics on senior health. Make plans to join us for these ses-sions: Wednesday, January 13 - Name That Show Tune, led by Mike Fitzpat-rick at 5:00pm; Wednesday, January 20 - Backyard Bird Watching, led by Herb and Sue Mather at 5:00pm; Wednes-day, January 27 - Name That Hymn, led by Gayle Sullivan at 5:00pm. An email with the Zoom link will be sent out to those on the Encore mailing list each week prior to the Wednesday class. If you do not already receive En-core emails and would like to be add-ed to the list for a specific class or all Encore emails, contact Jim Robinson ([email protected]).

Article about Children’s Music Ministry featured on UMC.org

Belmont UMC’s Children’s Music Ministry has persevered through the pandemic by teachers maintaining virtual contact with children and families through choir rehearsals and Par-ent and Child Music. In addition, they have offered musical moments in person, outside at children’s homes.

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Sing Unburied Sing book discussionbegins Tuesday

Belmont UMC’s book discussion group, facilitated by Pat Ward, will resume via Zoom this Tuesday, Janu-ary 12, at 6:00pm. The book will be Sing, Unburied, Sing, a 2017 novel by the Mississippi writer and winner of the National Book Award, Jesmyn Ward. Ward writes about the voices of a rural African American family. This discussion will continue on January 19 and 26. Continued on page 4