2014 Photos

June Community Table

May Community Table

Cub Scouts Blue & Gold Banquet

Easter 2014 Photos

The week of Easter was full of activities for FUMC. There was a joint Maundy Thursday service with Laurel Street Methodist on the 17th, the Easter egg hunt at Golden Age Manor on the 18th, the Easter Sunrise Service and Breakfast early on Easter morning, and then the regular Easter Morning Worship Service to finish out the week.

March Community Table

March Women's Night Out

At the Annual Saint Patrick's Day Parade

Our church rode in Dublin's St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 15, 2014.  We threw candy attached to cards which advertised our free monthly Community Table.

Parent's Night Out Event

Our church hosted a Parent’s Night Out on Feb. 14, lasting from 6:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m.  We had nine children attend.  The children were fed a hot dog supper, decorated a cookie for dessert, and played games.  Also, popcorn was shown during a movie.  Nine adult members helped with the occasion. 

Delivering Valentines to the residents of Golden Age Manor

Our congregation made valentine cards, with candy attached, for each member of the Golden Age Nursing Home in Dublin.  Several of our members visited each of the 36 rooms on Valentine’s Day, handing out the cards.    One of our youngest members (4 years old) gave out as many hugs as he could! 

Ally Grimm Baby Dedictation

Women's Wednesday Morning Bible Study

Thirteen women (eleven from our congregation and two from Laurel Street Methodist in Dublin) met during the months of January and February each Wednesday morning for a bible study.  One of our members, Leta Sage, led the group in the six week study “Stepping Up”, written by Beth Moore.  Meeting in our church, the group usually had a great turnout (weather permitting). In fact, it went so well that we have decided to continue to meet each Wednesday morning at 10:00 and study other topics.

January Community Table

Our church held its first Community-Wide Supper on January 29, 2014.  We served an estimated 65 people spaghetti, garlic bread, salad, and dessert.  Members of our congregation donated the groceries for the event.  The meal was prepared by several of our members, and quite a few members helped throughout the evening.  All agreed it was a very successful first time, and are looking forward to the February Community Supper.