Helping Men Grow In Christ, So Others May Know Christ.

Volume 2 Issue 10

THE WV UNITED METHODIST MEN'S JOURNAL

BI- WEEKLY NEWSLETTER

FRIDAY APRIL 15, 2022

The General Commission on United Methodist Men (GCUMM) is introducing a “modern way” of doing men’s ministry. Read about it by clicking on the button below

Men plan golf outing, annual

gathering, scout events Sept. 9-11

The West Virginia United Methodist Men are planning a full weekend of activities on Sept. 9-11, including a golf outing near Grafton plus the men’s annual retreat and an expanded Circuit Rider program for scouts at WVU Jackson’s Mill. Read more by clicking on the button below:

All Faith Chapel fundraising

campaign has topped $9,000

The West Virginia United Methodist Men’s campaign to raise funds to refurbish and maintain the All Faith Chapel at WVU Jackson’s Mill has raised more than $9,000 to date.The campaign seeks to raise $16,000 for immediate repairs and $50,000 to establish an endowment for the upkeep of the chapel for generations to come.

Cross Lanes men

to hear scoutmaster

Troop 68 Scoutmaster Pete (Ed) Roberts will speak to the Cross Lanes United Methodist Men during their monthly meeting on April 21.

The meeting will begin at 6 p.m. with a BBQ dinner from Ridgeview BBQ, followed by Roberts’ presentation.

The meeting will be in person and offered online via Zoom. For dinner reservations, more information or a Zoom invitation, e-mail Jerry Meadows at jwmead@frontier.com

Men help Heart+Hand

load truckload of clothes

Men from Elizabeth Memorial United Methodist Church in Charleston and First United Methodist Church in South Charleston teamed with other volunteers and staff from Heart + Hand in South Charleston to load a truck with used clothing on April 12.

The used clothes were out of season and Heart + Hand, a mission project of the United Methodist Church, had no more space to store them. The clothes were sold to Causeworthy Clothes of Alta Vista, Va., the largest clothing recycler in Virginia and West Virginia, for eight cents a pound.

Causeworthy Cothes sends clothes to Central America, South America, or any area that has experienced a natural disaster.