The Methodist School for Early Education is hosting its annual Fall Festival and Silent Auction on Saturday, October 19st. Bring your family for a day of fun! There will be bounce houses, carnival games, train rides, pony rides, face painting, the Bubble Bus, Kona Ice, and a silent auction with hundreds of amazing items. Our silent auction will take place from 10am-1:30pm.
Tickets for games and activities can be purchased in advance or on the day of the event. Chick-fil-A meals are available for pre-order as well.
To purchase tickets or pre-order food, please contact Rebecca DeVane at 407-644-4313 or email rebeccadv@fumcwp.org.
The Fall Festival is MSEE’s primary fundraiser. All proceeds go directly to the school to enhance student programs, safety, and resources such as art supplies, math and reading curricula, teacher training, field trips, and playground equipment.
Cinnabar is a monthly film series designed around hospitality and curiosity. FILMS engage our full selves. They inspire, reveal, challenge, question, and enchant us. Cinnabar was born as a micro-ministry project of Kinfolk Young Adult Ministry and is still connected to our church in that way.
What do we do? Whenever we gather, the first thing we do is share food and drinks. Our host then offers an introduction and invitation to the film they chose and we watch together, whether under the stars or in front of a twenty-foot wall. Finally, we circle up to reflect together. Our one rule is we never say a film was good or bad; we just talk about the impressions it made on us.
Coming up on September 14th: If Beale Steet Could Talk
“If you’ve trusted love this far, don’t panic now. Trust it all the way.”
David Witwer, Kinfolk Lay Leader, is excited to share If Beale Street Could Talk with Cinnabar and here’s why:
I first saw this film a few years ago, but I remember watching it like it was yesterday. It is poetic cinema through and through—evocative and lyrical and vibrant. It’s an important film for the ways it features and celebrates Black characters and stories. But its particularity is also transcendent as it dances between the realms of ordinary and extraordinary, even sacred. And it’s a pretty stunning journey into the paradox of the immense beauty and immense tragedy in our world.
Note: This film is intended for adults and contains scenes of sexuality, racially-motivated violence, and explicit language.We’re once again at Ligature Coffee, which is a brown building with our new signs out front!
Pumpkin Patch Hours:
Sunday-Thursday 12-7pm
Friday and Saturday 10am-8pm
Join us for the TCA Pumpkin Patch during Awesome Autumn at the Reeves Center! On the weekends, we will have fun activities, baked goods for sale, a bounce house for all ages, and photo opportunities for the whole family! We are pet friendly and encourage the community to come experience the cutest patch in town.
We accept cash, credit, debit, and apple pay. Our pumpkins start at $1 – wee ones for the littles and large ones for those who are up for a challenge. Don’t forget to share your carving pictures on social @fumcwp & @tcapreschool!
Mark your calendars for our Awesome Autumn Fall Festival at the Reeves Center on October 21! Join us for a celebration with family, friends and our Colonialtown North neighbors.
Event highlights include a petting zoo, games, a bounce house, a photo op with Captain America, a pumpkin patch, and of course food & treats!
Come join the fun!
Sign Up to Serve
Click the link below to view our service opportunities and to sign up for a time slot at the Fall Festival. Email Denise Meyer at denisem@fumcwp.org with any questions.
Virtual 3-Part Series: Wednesdays, Oct. 19, 26 & Nov. 2, 7-8pm
If you feel you’ve lost your bearings, you aren’t alone!
Join us for a book study on Rev. Dr. James A. Harnish. This study is sponsored by the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee.
About the Book:
“Global pandemic…Economic crisis…Racial tensions…Political polarization…Climate change. The converging crises expose our timeless need for an internal compass to guide us through disruption, disorientation and change. James Harnish invites you into six crucial moments when Jesus found his bearings by recalling words and stories from the Old Testament. By connecting Jesus’ story with your own, you can find your bearings as you walk the way Jesus walked in the way that Jesus walked it. It’s the way that leads to life!”
This is a virtual event. We will send out a zoom to registrants before the 1st class.
Join us in celebrating the transformation of our Inua youth! This ministry works to expand the opportunities for vulnerable youth in Naivasha, Kenya, to overcome poverty, insecurity, malnutrition, and illness to achieve long-term sustainability…and a life filled with hope.
On October 9, both worship services will be dedicated to this vital ministry with fun, family-friendly activities in between.
Mark your calendars for this special Sunday!
This annual conference is designed as a cluster of eight churches in the East Central District that gather to recommend candidates for leadership positions, establish salaries for the pastors, and report on the ministry of the church. There is no registration for this conference.
Please note that only present professing members will be able to vote according to the Book of Discipline.
Families with little ones (birth-5yrs) are invited to join us for a Preschool Playdate on September 10th from 9-11am! We will gather in the gym for breakfast, inflatables, and games. This will be an informal time of play and connection with other families.
Parents are encouraged to stay for this event to join in on the fun. Please bring a breakfast item or drinks to share. Cost is $5 per family to cover some of the cost of our inflatables.
