Broadway Church Leadership for 2020
The ministries of Broadway could not happen without the service of a whole host of leaders and volunteers. We are grateful to all who have stepped up to share in these responsibilities. Those on the Church Council include: Patsy Russell (Chair), Marcia Recktenwald (Recording Secretary), Connor Brown (Lay Leader), Mary Lynn Roy (Lay Member to Annual Conference), Leon Trundle (Church Treasurer and Endowment), Stephanie Jordan (Nurture), Barb Penn (Outreach), Susan Daffron (Communications & Welcoming), Kim Cline & Kim Hill (Worship Co-Chairs), Hispanic Ministries (Julie Hays), Brad McBride (Staff/Parish Relations), Rufus King (Finance), Joe Fox (Trustees), Ruth Barton (United Methodist Women), Jade Garcia (Young Adults), and Nathanael Barnett (United Methodist Youth). In addition, we have several Administrative Committees and Ministry Teams. Congratulations to Nathanael Barnett (Church Council United Methodist Youth Representative), Kelly Zunich (Nominations and Leadership Development Committee) and Bill Ribble (Staff-Parish Relations Committee) who were elected at the January Church Council meeting. We are also grateful to the Nominations and Leadership Development Committee for their efforts in recruiting these folks. For a full list, click here .
BROADWAY BOOK CLUB
The next Broadway Book Club will meet Thursday, January 16, 2020 at 6:30 at Debbie Kirkland's home, 3327 Old Plantation Way, Maryville, TN 37804. Melanie Ribble will be reviewing "Olive Kitteridge" by Elizabeth Strout. 
Questions? Contact Debbie Taylor, 310-4373.
The Holston Conference Committee on Older Adult Ministries in partnership with Discipleship Ministries has put together a four-part webinar series on dementia and faith. Not only informative for individuals and families facing the devastation and day-to-day difficulties following a dementia diagnosis, this series is for anyone seeking to be a better-informed friend or neighbor to those impacted by this illness. Here is a link (click here) to the series for personal viewing. Or if you are interested being part of a small group to view the webinar together, please contact Stephanie Jordan of the Nurture Team or the church office. The webinar is a free resource.
Your participation in the Generosity Challenge makes a big difference as we are planning for programs and ministries we hope to offer at Broadway in 2020. Click Here if you need a copy of the pledge and commitment brochure.
 
So far we have received 85 pledges for a total of $ 272,280.00 . Let’s keep that Generosity going!
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Wednesday, January 15
8:30 am - Parents' Day Out
4:30 pm - Kids Club
6:30 pm - Chancel Choir

Thursday, January 16
8:30 am - Parents' Day Out
10:00 am - UMW Leadership (402)
1:00 pm - 4H STEM (Fellowship Hall)
5:00 pm - Relative Caregivers (Great Room)
5:30 pm - SPR Meeting (407)
6:00 pm - Epworth Bells

Friday, January 17
11:00 am - Salvation Army Lunch (Fellowship Hall)

Saturday. January 18
8:00 am - Girl Scouts 20801 (Fellowship Hall)

Sunday, January 19
9:00 am - Chapel Worship
Sunday School
10:30 am - Sanctuary Worship

Monday, January 20
OFFICE CLOSED
10:00 am - Knit Wits (Parlor)
7:00 pm - Boy Scouts (Fellowship Hall)

Tuesday, January 21
8:30 am - Parents' Day Out
6:30 pm - Cub Scouts (402, 403, Fellowship Hall, Great Room)

Wednesday, January 22
8:30 am - Parents' Day Out
4:30 pm - Kids Club
6:00 pm - Scout Sunday Mtg. (407)
6:30 pm - Chancel Choir

Communications At Broadway UMC

There are several regular ways to keep in touch with all that is happening on Broadway.

● Broadway Briefs – This weekly digital newsletter is emailed every Wednesday. To sign up, contact the church office.

● Sunday Bulletin and Sunday Video Announcements – Includes information about current activities. Video announcements are shown as folks are gathering for both services.

● Web Site, Facebook Page and Instagram – offer links to Broadway Briefs along with audio recordings of weekly sermons and information about current activities.

● Mailed Newsletter – We are reducing the production of the mailed newsletter to once a month. If you do not use email, we would be happy to mail you a copy of the Briefs and/or the Sunday bulletin. Just contact the church office.

● Opt Out? – If you would like to opt out of receiving the mailed newsletter, please contact the church office.
There are several ways to keep up to date
about what is going on in the United Methodist Church
  • Sympathy to Micky Jeffries & family in the death of her husband Ron
  • Sympathy to Charlene Frye & family in the death of Earl Frye
  • Frances Wood at Asbury Healthcare
  • Paula Daves headed back to Mayo Clinic for follow-up regarding lung issues
  • Phillip Ivey facing surgery for brain aneurysms
  • Jean Hubbs daughter Bobbi Swann at Mayo Clinic for surgery this week
  • Bill Runyan (Kerry Trundle’s cousin, surgery for brain tumor this week
  • Britt Hemphill (Elizabeth Mize’s uncle), issues with blood clots resulting in removal of his left foot
  • Patsy Burns, continued good health
  • Angel’s husband Wade, diabetic
  • David Rideneour, cancer
  • Weston Fields
  • Diana Fields
  • Kathy Fox
  • Jane Faddis
  • John Allen Sr.
  • John Allen, Jr.
  • Jessie Ayres
  • Walt Armstrong
  • Paige’s grandmother fell & broke her hip
  • Kate Hoebeke's daughter, Kaitlyn was is horrible car accident with horrific injuries

January 10:30 am
19 - Al Redwine

January 9:00 am
19 - Debbie Slizewski
26 - Kim Hill
Steve Hays, sound

January 10:30 am
19 - Anita Ward and Bruce Recktenwald
26 - Jean Hubbs and Gene Pafford
Contact Ruthie Barton bartonr@mac.com
The next Food Pantry date
is scheduled for
January 25, 9:00-11:00AM
Your prayers, your gifts, your service
and continued commitment
to this ministry is very much appreciated .
Broadway United Methodist Church
309 East Broadway Avenue
Maryville, TN 37804
(865) 982-6192
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