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Sunday, August 26 Moving through The Challenges of Adulthood 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 26-September 1, 2012 Readings for Aug 27-31: Mahew 23-27 www.bumc.net/ bumc345 Step Up to GIVE generously to God’s work Benefit Concert with James Wells and Friends TODAY! 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 25/26 .............Part 3: Adulthood September 1/2...........Part 4: Senior Adulthood THE RHYTHM OF LIFE ‘A Balancing Act’ -- People to Walk Along With You As our sermon series looks at King David as an adult we’re hit with a major question – “How do we find balance in our lives?” The demands seem endless and yet we know that God’s desire for us is something more… Here’s your invitation – David didn’t always get it right either (to say the least) but Jesus teaches us something Real Life Ahead . . . It’s Coming! Beginning September 22/23 – a sermon series by Dr. Martin Thielen Being a United Methodist means knowing that God is helping us grow into Christ’s image throughout our whole lives. Starting September 22/23 we’ll launch into a new sermon series by Dr. Martin Thielen on what it looks like to live knowing that there is Real Life Ahead for each of us as we grow closer to God. Over 8 weeks we’ll be reminded of the practices that Jesus taught us to keep us on this journey -- an invite you to rediscover the Real Life that lies Ahead. New Time for Tuesday Morning Worship Beginning Tuesday, September 4, Tuesday Morning Worship will begin at 7 am in the sanctuary. Join others to begin your day with quiet time, reflection, and prayer. Come as you are – on your way to work, before your workout, or just as you start your day. about this balance. Become a part of a group who can help you grow or if you’re feeling so led start one. What me? Yeah, because a couple stepped forward we’ve got a new small group for parent’s forming on Sunday nights at 5:30 while their kids are taking part in our student ministries. Come to an information session on September 9 th in room BH102 to find out more. In addition, a new 9:45 am Sunday School class is forming -- “Connections” -- which will begin with an Open House on Sunday, September 16 at 9:45 in Room BH101. Connections welcomes adults of all ages & stages of life -- married or single. The class will alternate between book studies and Bible studies. For information, contact Pat Ralls, [email protected] or Carol Bumbalough, [email protected]. Imagine how David’s life might have been different as he grew and even messed up (Shepherd, Warrior, King, Adulterer, Poet…) if he was a part of a group that offered him accountability and support? How might the same be true for you? (cont. on page 2)
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Readings for Aug 27-31:

Matthew 23-27www.bumc.net/

bumc345

Step Up to GIVE generously to God’s work

Benefit Concert with James Wells and FriendsTODAY! Sunday, 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 25/26 .............Part 3: AdulthoodSeptember 1/2...........Part 4: Senior Adulthood

the rhythm of life

‘A Balancing Act’ -- People to Walk Along With YouAs our sermon series looks at King David as an adult we’re hit with a major question – “How do we find balance in our lives?” The demands seem endless and yet we know that God’s desire for us is something more…

Here’s your invitation – David didn’t always get it right either (to say the least) but Jesus teaches us something

Real Life Ahead . . . It’s Coming!Beginning September 22/23 – a sermon series by Dr. Martin ThielenBeing a United Methodist means knowing that God is helping us grow into Christ’s image throughout our whole lives. Starting September 22/23 we’ll launch into a new sermon series by Dr. Martin Thielen on what it looks like to live knowing that there is Real Life Ahead for each of us as we grow closer to God. Over 8 weeks we’ll be reminded of the practices that Jesus taught us to keep us on this journey -- an invite you to rediscover the Real Life that lies Ahead.

New Time for Tuesday Morning WorshipBeginning Tuesday, September 4, Tuesday Morning Worship will begin at 7 am in the sanctuary. Join others to begin your day with quiet time, reflection, and prayer. Come as you are – on your way to work, before your workout, or just as you start your day.

about this balance. Become a part of a group who can help you grow or if you’re feeling so led start one. What me? Yeah, because a couple stepped forward we’ve got a new small group for parent’s forming on Sunday nights at 5:30 while their kids are taking part in our student ministries. Come to an information session on September 9th in room BH102 to find out more. In addition, a new 9:45 am Sunday School class is forming -- “Connections” -- which will begin with an Open House on Sunday, September 16 at 9:45 in Room BH101. Connections welcomes adults of all ages & stages of life -- married or single. The class will alternate between book studies and Bible studies. For information, contact Pat Ralls, [email protected] or Carol Bumbalough, [email protected] how David’s life might have been different as he grew and even messed up (Shepherd, Warrior, King, Adulterer, Poet…) if he was a part of a group that offered him accountability and support? How might the same be true for you? (cont. on page 2)

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studEnts7th - 12th Grades

Sunday, August 269:45 am Sunday School 7th-8th – Jr. High Rm 9th – Tabernacle 10th-12th – Room A1913:00 pm Special Concert with James Wells to benefit Haiti4:45 pm Cafe is open for Snack Supper7th-9th Grade Schedule:5:00 pm Snack Supper (free pizza!) – Café 5:20 pm Drew Holcomb Concert & Small Groups - Tabernacle6:45 pm Jubilation Choir – Jr. High Room10th-12th Grade Schedule5:00 pm Sonshine Choir – Jr. High Room6:10 pm Snack Supper (free pizza!) – Café 6:30 pm Drew Holcomb Concert & Small Groups - Tabernacle Monday, August 276:45 am Manfest with Travis @ Dimples for High School guys3:30 pm Meet at BUMC carpool to Harvest Hands after school program Tuesday, August 286:30 am Tuesday Breakfast Club with Lindsay-Brueggers4-5 pm Middle School Hangtime w/ Neal at BUMC6:15 pm Meet at BUMC carpool to Odyssey Game Night, Room in the Inn. Wednesday, August 293:30 p.m. Meet at BUMC to carpool to 61st Ave. UMC’s after school program.Reunion Sunday for ALL 9th-12th Grade (including Church Now participants) 9:45 am Tabernacle, Sept 2! Sunday, September 2No afternoon youth activi-ties due to Labor Day. Wednesday Night Bible Studies Kickoff September 5. 6-7pm meet the youth staff in the Café to walk across the street for dinner. 7-8pm Middle School, High School Girls, High School Guys, and Youth Disciple Bible Study

BUMC Day School Presents “SHOPapalooza: The Ultimate Shopping Fest” Friday, November 7, 2012. We’ll have over 30 vendors in Haney Hall. Vendor ap-plications are available online at www.bumc.net/shop and are due by September 7, 2012. Questions? Contact [email protected].

BUMC KidSale Fall 2012 Sale—September 25-29. A consignment sale of quality children’s clothing, toys and equipment, held each spring and fall, and benefiting BUMC youth missions and other outreach missions of BUMC. Those participating in the sale receive 70% of the selling price and BUMC receives 30% designated for missions. To volunteer email [email protected].

BUMC JoySound Orchestra Youth and Adults are invited to be a part of our new and growing music ministry “JoySound”. Orchestra rehearsals begin

September 9, 3:45-5:00 pm in B163. Youth 6th thru 12th grade, college students, and adults, bring your instruments and enjoy playing the music of the church.

Instrumental coaching assistance available. Contact [email protected]

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 ConnectHarvest 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

Moving through The Challenges of Adulthood: ‘A Balancing Act’ (continued)Support for When the Journey is Hard Life also is full of unexpected times when we loose our balance or need a helping hand, even if just for a season. BUMC offers another form of community through issue-specific support groups, life skills workshops, and programs. We’re here for you and for each other and want you to know that.See the back of the Beam for a complete list of ways we can help you regain your balance. This might include pastoral care and counseling services or a Stephen Min-ister who will walk alongside you as a hand to hold through the challenges you face. Whether it is grief, loneliness, addiction, illness, or faith concerns, we need you to know that you’re not alone and we follow the example of Christ as we hold one an-other up in these seasons of life. Really – be in touch with us so that we can better walk with you.

Judith Bone, Director of Adult Discipleship; 324-7258 or [email protected] Rev. Eric Burton-Krieger, Pastor of Group Life for Adults; 324-8207 or [email protected]. Rev. Rachel Peavyhouse-Fay, Associate Pastor of Congregational Care; 324-7237 or [email protected].

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3rd Grade Bible Blast Volunteers October 7 - 12 noon-2 pm. We need 16 volunteers that are not parents of 3rd graders to assist with this event. Contact Beth Lentchner [email protected]. Safe Sanctuary Training September 16, 11 am - 12 noon – Room A291. If you work with children or youth and have not at-tended training, this class if for you. Please contact Ellen Garrett at [email protected].

Children’s Choirsbegin September 5

Sunday, August 26

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

Sunday, August 26Sunday SchoolMeet in the GYM 9:45 am

Monday Lunch Volunteers We need individuals to assist with the community lunches held at Harvest Hands each Monday. It is only a commitment to one Monday a month. Volunteers are asked to provide a passing dish for their designated day as well as be present at the lunch to serve and fellowship with community members and staff. We are also looking for volunteers to only provide a passing dish if you’re unable to com-mit to being there each month. If you are interested please contact Linda Tharpe at [email protected].

Volunteers Needed to Work with Kindergarten - 4th Grade 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.

Volunteers Needed to Work with 5th - 12th Grade 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.

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. Contact Nita Haywood at [email protected].

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 today!

Alleluia Choir 6-7 pmbegins today!

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

Kindergarten Worship Readiness Classes beginning September 9 during the 8:30 and 11 am services. Register now for the classes as well as for the special lunch on October 14.

Preschool Bibles (for 3 year old before September 30) will be receiving their Preschool Bible during a special lunch. September 30 at 12 noon; register online at www.bumc.net/children

Third Grade Bible Blast on October 7. All 3rd graders will be receiving a Bible during all three services and are invited to attend Bible Blast from 12 noon to 2 pm. Go online and register for the service you will be attending as well as registering for Bible Blast.

Milestones of Children’s Ministry

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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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