Clay is an audio engineer and technical director with a background in theater, studio, soundstage, festival, and nightclub environments. He’s a graduate of The Conservatory of Recording Arts and Sciences in Phoenix, Arizona. Clay began his career as an intern at The Music Shed Studios where he eventually became an assistant engineer working with the likes of Dr. John, Allen …

Patrick is an Audio Engineer, primarily involved in designing and overseeing productions across Nashville. Some of the venues he has worked at include Mirandas’ Casa Rosa, Luke’s’ 32 Bridge, Scoreboard, and Tequila Cowboy to name a few. He graduated from the Conservatory of Recording Arts & Sciences in Tempe, Arizona. Patrick’s career started by interning at Blackbird Studios in Nashville …

The flower arrangements in worship remind us of God’s glory and of God’s love for all of creation and we want to extend this glory and love beyond Sunday morning. Each week, we would like to break down the large arrangements into smaller bouquets and then deliver them to our members in retirement communities. There are a variety of ways …

We believe every person is of sacred worth and created in God’s image. We commit to Jesus’s example of inclusive love, care, and intentional hospitality with every race, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, faith story, physical or mental ability, economic status, or political perspective. We respect our diversity of opinion and expressions of faith. Therefore, as God …

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Stained glass window in memory of Coyle and Tina Hazelwood by Sheree Felix Dennis Harmon, the artist for the stained glass window installed in the new columbarium, described the piece perfectly: “The theme of light, remembrance and rebirth are represented by a colorful sunrise suggesting the rebirth of life in the Kingdom. The greenery and organic shapes denote our earthly …

Download the November Give Ye Them To Eat newsletter. Give Ye Them to Eat (GYTTE) is an integrated development ministry of the Methodist Church of Mexico, founded in 1977. GYTTE’s work in rural Mexican villages around Puebla and Tlancualpican focuses on Community and Family Health, Church and Faith Development, Community Development, Agricultural Development, Livestock Development, and cross cultural work and …

Click here to take the survey. Please take a minute to fill out Belmont UMC’s community engagement survey. We are eager to serve in the community and want to take an assessment of where we are and where we want to go as a congregation. Thanks in advance for your participation! 

Over the course of the pandemic, the rhythms of some of our regular partners in ministry have shifted and we have the opportunity to welcome some new partners in ministry who get to journey with our youth as we grow in love of God, neighbor, and ourselves together. It is truly a joy to partner in ministry with our youth. …