The disciples were locked away and scared they would suffer the same fate as Jesus. They were stirred up and assuming the worst was about to come when Jesus appeared among them. He offered them peace, and then a new perspective. He told them to stop focusing on themselves and their worries and instead to go into the world and offer the good news of Christ's love to the world. We must not focus on ourselves, but instead gain a new Easter perspective like the disciples. We can move beyond our worry and doubts in order to share the love of Christ.

Saturday at 5pm

Sunday at 7, 8:15, 9:30 and 11am

West Campus at 11am

Everyone is invited to follow along as Keller UMC sends teams on mission trips to Haiti, San Marcos, Slovakia, Arkansas, Oakland, Belize and Sierra Leone. Go to  this page  and click the Follow button on the bottom right of the page. You can read updates and see pictures as you pray for our team members and our partners in mission.

Friday, April 24

We need home-baked cookies to be packaged for our business neighbors on Saturday. Please place them in the kitchen between 9am and 5pm!

 

April 25 (9am - 12pm)

 

Register for April Mission 1025

 

Meet in the Family Life Center at 9 am to talk about what it means to be in mission with our neighbors, then join us for one of the following activities.

 

Internal: Are you great at organizing and packing boxes? Come help the staff who must move out for summer construction to pack up their offices! 

External: Join us to serve brunch, make a wreath craft, and play games with the residents of Evergreen Senior Citizen Center.

Evangelism: We need cookie deliverers! We will stuff boxes of cookies to take to our business neighbors. If you want to lead a team, let Pastor Molly know!

 

West Campus: Deliver cookies to local businesses. Meet Pastor Daniel at Blue Cherry at 10am on April 25.

Support the School Kit Drive

Sponsored by United Methodist Women

In some countries, children do not have books or school 

supplies. Many have no schoolrooms; classes are held in inadequate or half-destroyed buildings, tents, or even the open air. School kits may be these children's only educational resources. The United Methodist Committee on Relief is in great need or school kits, particularly for refugee children. Click here for a shopping list of supplies and return to the Welcome Desk by May 24.

A few spots are still available for our trip to the Heifer International Ranch, where we will gain a wider perspective of mission and deliver our offering from children's time to Heifer International Headquarters in Little Rock, Arkansas. The ranch is an educational farm in rural Perryville, Arkansas, filled with gardens and livestock, including water buffalo, camerls, goats, pigs, llamas and more. This trip is for Kindergarteners and up. Each family needs an adult to accompany them, but if you're an adult wanting to join us - feel free! Click here to learn more or contact Janna Elliott.

Sunday at 4pm in the Narthex/ Lobby. This casual time of fellowship provides an opportunity to get to know our pastors a bit better, learn about our ministries, ask questions and simply enjoy the time together. Coffee and light refreshments will be served and nursery care is available. Contact Pastor Meg for more information.

April 26:  Know