Check out what's going on this week at the United Methodist Church of Red Bank!
Connections
E-blast for the UMC of Red Bank
Thursday, April 19
, 2018
Earth Day Fair This Sunday - April 22nd
Stop by the library lounge before or after worship on Sunday, April 22nd to learn more about our Greenfaith church and how you can recommit to caring for creation. There will be displays from various groups and individuals and tours to check out the solar panels on our roof (weather permitting). Contact
Janie Schildge with any questions.
CONGRATULATIONS Suzanne Dice and the Backpack Crew!
Our very own Suzanne Dice will be awarded the Lay Ministry Recognition Award from the Greater New Jersey Annual Conference on Sat, April 28th for her amazing work with the Backpack Crew. Learn more about the
Backpack Crew here.
UMW Sunday
Sunday, April 29th
Between the services, there will be displays in the Library area and a bake sale. So be sure to stop by to learn more about the amazing work our United Methodist Women do. If you can donate a baked good, please contact
Linda Babler.
UMW Rescheduled Tea
Sat, May 5th @ 12:00 PM
Summer Read & Tea will be held on Saturday, May 5th, room 114 at 12 noon. Everyone is welcome to attend. This will be a book review tea, come and hear about new, old and memorable books. Please RSVP to the Church office (732-747-0447) or to
Linda Babler.
Applications are available in a pink folder on the ledge by the main office. Spread the word! When you take one, please sign the sheet in the folder. Contact
Barbara Guenther for more information.
Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser Sunday, May 20th 8:00-10am
The UMW and the Men's Fellowship are joining forces to host a breakfast before a single 10:00 AM service on May 20th. Join in the fun and support our fundraising effort with a free-will donation! Contact
Barb Valenti for more info.
Worship Sneak Peek
Join us this Sunday (4/22) in worship as we celebrate Earth Day and recommit to our Greenfaith identity. In 2012, our church became certified as a Greenfaith Sanctuary, the first United Methodist Church to join this interfaith coalition uniting people of all faiths around our environmental convictions. Our church has made great strides towards environmental stewardship, but there is still much work to be done. As we celebrate our accomplishments, let's look for new ways we are being called into faithful creation care.
