Asbury United Methodist Church

      Columbus, Indiana

Open Hearts. Open Minds. Open Doors.

Worship Schedule

Sunday Morning Prayer 8:15 am

Sunday School 9:00 am

Fellowship Time 10:00 am

Morning Worship 10:30 am

 

February 12 , 2012

"What and Why Are Spiritual Gifts"

Dave Blystone preaching

1 Corinthians 12

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Weekly at Asbury

Sunday

Sunday School, Morning Worship , Youth Bible Study

Monday

Children Morning Out (CMO), Little Seeds Pre-School,

Cub Scouts

Tuesday

CMO, Little Seeds, TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly), Boy Scouts, Knitting Group, Asbury Meal-Site

Wednesday

CMO, Little Seeds, Worship Alive (planning group), Knitters

Thursday

CMO, Little Seeds, Youth Pit Stop Lunch, Boy Scouts, Handbell practice, Celebration Singers practice

Friday

CMO, Little Seeds, Monthly: Don't Mention Age (DMA)

Saturday

various special activities

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Music at Asbury

Mark your calendar for three upcoming
Music at Asbury events:

Saturday, February 25th will bring the Indiana University International Vocal Ensemble to Asbury.  This is not the usual college choir.  This group performs music from outside the Western music tradition.  You will hear music from Africa, South America, and Eastern Europe.  They have a lot of movement with their music and I know you will enjoy it.

On Saturday, March 24th, Dan and Kim Christian, accordion national champions, will entertain with a variety of music.  They are from  Colorado Springs and will be in Columbus for the weekend. This husband and wife team have played at Branson and Disney Land.  If you want to hear "Flight of the Bumble Bee" and "Dizzy Fingers" be sure to be here.

Saturday, April 21st will bring one of Japan's top pianists, Kozo Kaneko to Asbury.  You might ask how we are able to schedule this, well he has a good friend who lives in Columbus, and the connection was made through that friend.  As a special treat, we discovered that a Japanese professional ocarina player lives in Columbus now, and she will perform with Kozo.  The professional ocarina is a three octave instrument with two blow holes.

These three programs are an opportunity to hear music that you probably will never have the opportunity to hear anywhere else.  Please help advertise our programs by telling your friends and neighbors about them.

Chuck VanNatta

Upcoming Events

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Sunday Evening Study

"When God Whispers Your Name" by Max Lucado.  A 14 week study beginning January 15 from 5:00-6:30 in Room 122 .

Class leaders are Tom and Cheryl Brosey. 

Everyone is welcome.

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Parents have you taught your teens how to be financially responsible?  Financial Peace University still has openings for Sunday afternoon classes. One membership is good for the entire family. Classes begin today at 4:00.  Contact Jim Fleming if interested.

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MISSION OPPORTUNITIES

Local-Jane Jennings is Asbury's Hot Meal Site Coordinator.  Every Tuesday at 5:00 P.M. in the Fellowship Hall, a free hot meal is offered for anyone in the community who needs one.  Churches in the Ecumenical Assembly as well as community organizations bring the food, while volunteers from Asbury set the tables, prepare the drinks, and serve the meals to guests.  If you enjoy helping others and have availability, please contact Jane at 372-4344 and ask her about volunteering for this wonderful ministry.

 

United Methodist Mountain Mission will be at Asbury on March 6th for a pick-up. Please have items to the church by March 5th, placed if boxes if possible.  Items needed: plates, bowls, glasses, silverware, pots and pans, socks and underwear and other items you can provide to the mission.

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Valentine Gala--celebrate Valentine's Day at the Asbury Men's Gala on Saturday, February 18 at 6:30 P.M.  Tickets are on sale in fellowship circle for a reasonable $8.00--no tickets sold at the door.  This includes a delicious gourmet dinner and entertainment by Liz Bohall on the hammer dulcimer  and Cammie Kincer on the violin.  Singles and couples are welcome and child care will be provided.  The Asbury youth will be serving with tips going to the disaster recovery mission trip next summer.  Buying your tickets early helps with the planning.