We invite you to cultivate a deeper connection with God, with yourself, and with your neighbor by participating in a Connect small group. These groups will meet each week for an hour (online or in person) and share the ways you are growing in connection to God, yourself, and others. The groups will be made up of 4-6 people. Click …
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The HERO program helps homeless families with children; here are opportunities to help the HERO program The Homeless Education Resource Office (HERO) for Families in Transition identifies and supports students within Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) who are experiencing homelessness. Belmont UMC volunteers teamed with MNPS on four nights last fall in a pilot program to provide services to 10 …
Read MoreOUTREACH OPPORTUNITIES
New opportunities to be involved with ministries supported by Belmont UMC Belmont UMC’s Outreach Committee is sponsoring a new approach designed to focus on ministries that need our help. Many in the church are already involved. Others have suggestions on how we can do more. Others are looking for ways to be involved. This is what is planned: Collaborative meeting …
Read MoreVOLUNTEER AT COMMUNITY CARE FELLOWSHIP
Community Care Fellowship spotlight for March 12 This week’s Outreach spotlight is on Community Care Fellowship’s (CCF) Madison Resource Hub and Children’s Center. CCF’s newest resource hub for homeless families is in Madison, located at City Road UMC. To assist the families with children, while the parents job hunt or receive other stabilizing services, CCF opened another Child Development Center …
Read MoreALL-CHURCH RETREAT
Save the date for the 2023 All-Church Retreat! Our 2023 All Church Retreat will take place October 27-29, at Beersheeba Springs Assembly in Beersheba Springs, TN. If you enjoy retreat planning, please consider serving on the planning team to help Pastor Kate. It’s not a lot of work and would be a great help. Volunteer opportunities include running the snack …
Read MoreLENTEN OFFERING
Click here to give online. This year, with our Lenten Offering, we will be lifting up in prayer and contributing to Bibles for graduates of an ongoing adult literacy program in Malawi that Belmont UMC helped start three years ago. We will also pray for and contribute to area-wide trainings in how churches can be sustainable. In 2019, Belmont UMC’s …
Read MoreFINANCE REPORT
At the end of each year, John Pearce, Finance Committee Chair, and Mark Hagewood, Church Business Administrator, prepare a comprehensive report of Belmont UMC’s financial results and status. We invite you to click here to view our “2022 Year in Review” report. Questions? Contact Mark Hagewood.
Read MoreOBSERVING LENT WITH THE WESLEYS
Download the Lent with the Wesleys devotional guide. Want to find out more about the lively tradition of hymn-singing within Methodism and why new musical settings for Charles Wesley’s hymns are still being composed? Would you like to be able to sing hymns in a more attentive, mindful way? Want to incorporate hymns into your devotional life during Lent? Then …
Read MoreSTAFF SCHEDULES
Pastoral and Program Staff Days off and working hours vary for our pastoral and program staff. Please contact them directly to make an appointment. Pastoral and program staff contact information can be found here. Administrative Staff There are are always two administrative staff members in the office Monday-Friday, from 8:00am-4:00pm. This can vary depending on meetings, vacation/personal leave, or holidays …
Read MorePOLICY ALERTS
Belmonters for Inclusion is leading the way for Belmont UMC members and other United Methodists to get involved in the legislative process this year. Please sign up for emails and texts to receive up-to-date information about LGBTQ+ policy alerts from the 113th Legislative Session of the State of Tennessee being presented during the 2023 legislative session.
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