This is our first issue for 2022. A Happy New Year. Great things will be happening with the WV UNITED METHODIST MEN this year that you will not want to miss.
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Volume 2 Issue 1


THE WV UNITED METHODIST MEN'S JOURNAL
BI- WEEKLY NEWSLETTER

FRIDAY JANUARY 7, 2022
Will you participate in tornado response?


     The West Virginia Annual Conference Volunteers in Mission are organizing a tornado response work team for the Western Kentucky/Northern Tennessee area Jan. 17-21. Coordinator Rev. David Stilgenbauer will have complete information on the type of work and housing by Thursday, Jan. 13. If you would like to participate contact David by text or phone at 304-210-6938. 
Our Bishop Sandra Steiner Ball has agreed to contribute to our Men's Bi Weekly Journal from time to time. We are delighted that she will be taking time out of her busy schedule to contirbute to the Journal. Click on the button below for her first article.
A message from the president of the W.Va. United Methodist Men

   George Hohmann, president of the West Virginia United Methodist Men, asks that you pray for Scout leaders and the W.Va. United Methodist Men’s Executive Committee.
   Click the button below to read his message.
Volunteers, foundation, church assist Fairmont’s Union Mission


Volunteers from LIFE United Methodist Church, Fairmont, have built a new roof on a shed for West Virginia Rescue Ministries, Inc., also known as the Union Mission of Fairmont.
A group of volunteers from the church spent almost eight weeks replacing an old roof on the shed. The church and the United Methodist Foundation of West Virginia, Inc., gave the Union Mission $4,225.00 to cover part of the cost of the new roof.
See pictures about the project and read the story by clicking on this button:
United Methodists Reach Settlement in Boy Scouts Bankruptcy Case


United Methodist leaders have reached a settlement in the matter of the Boy Scouts of America’s (BSA) pending bankruptcy proceedings. Upon final court approval, the settlement would absolve any claims of sexual abuse that may have occurred in congregation-sponsored Scouting programs. Read the full story here:
Read this week's devotional by Joe Gibb by clicking on the picture below.