Please join us for Sunday Worship at 10:30 am in the Sanctuary or online!
On Sunday, Pastor Mary Butler-Loring will give a sermon titled "Changing Times and Changing Methods" from the sermon series "Change Happens: Now What?" You can find a digital version of our bulletin here. We will continue live streaming via YouTube. To view the live streaming, go to the following link: Dixboro Church YouTube Channel! We will begin live-streaming at 10:25 am. Comment in the live chat to let us know you are worshipping with us. We hope to see you Sunday at 10:30 am in person or online! Click on the images for more information:
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Town Hall Meeting-January 19-
Immediately after the Worship Service We will have a Town Hall Meeting Agenda: Discussion of DUMC Financial Situation, Planned remedies, Our True Mission We hope that you will join us! UMCOR Donations for Victims of the California Wildfires: The Mission Team is asking for donations to UMCOR for the victims of the California wildfires. Donations may be made either in person or online. UMCOR is the Methodist equivalent to the Red Cross. UMCOR and The Red Cross work side by side to be first responders to victims of disasters. All donations go directly to the affected areas. Giving will be added to your statement of giving. This option is also available online. UMCOR-California Fires Response: https://advance.umcmission.org/p-620-umcor-us-disaster-response-and-recovery.aspx Martin Luther King Day is Monday, January 20th Monday, January 20th, we inaugurate a president while also remembering Martin Luther King, Jr. Take some time to explore MLK's philosophy of non-violence that leads to beloved community. May we all continue to have a dream! For more information: https://thekingcenter.org/about-tkc/the-king-philosophy/ Engage in further study by participating in one or all of the three opportunities offered through the Michigan Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church. Click the link for further information. https://michiganumc.org/ways-we-can-honor-dr-kings-legacy/ Senior Fellowship-1/22/25-12pm-1:30pm Senior Fellowship will meet in the Fellowship Hall, on Wednesday, January 22nd, from 12pm until 1:30pm. The speaker will be from the Chelsea Retirement Center. We hope to see you there! The Senior Exercise Class will meet on Thursdays at 10:30 am The Senior Exercise Class meets on Thursdays, at 10:30 am. Please see Roberta King to sign up and join the fun! Women of Dixboro Church-January 23, at 6:30 pm Women of Dixboro Church, please join Cathy Freeman for an evening of conversation and fellowship. We will meet at Moonwink's Cafe on Thursday, January 23 at 6:30 pm. There will not be a program, an agenda, or a set amount of time to stay though there will be an opportunity to purchase a beverage or food. Hope you can join us! Monthly Disability Awareness Talks-January 19th, from 11:30-12:45 - Insight into Disability Rights Kelly Cleland will share her experience of working with the Disability Rights Bureau of the Illinois Attorney General’s Office in Chicago where she worked to enforce state access laws for people with disabilities, provide advocacy services, and educate police departments.To join virtually https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84773195503?pwd=L3czQ1p5TTludERxWVFwc0ZsbStXQT09Please call First United Methodist Church at 734-662-4536 ext. 16 if you have questions. [email protected] The Upper Room Devotionals are available The Upper Room devotionals are available, at the entrance to the Sanctuary and on the table by the Pastor’s office. Sundays Come As You Are - Scripture Study - Adult Sunday School 9:45 am - 10:15 am Hymn Requests? Do you have a favorite hymn you'd like to hear? Submit your request in our Hymn Request Box located in the Fellowship Hall following worship. Each month, hymns will be selected based on the birth months of our congregation members, so your favorite might be played in celebration of your birthday! Washtenaw Rides for Older Adults - Now Open to the Community Washtenaw Rides for Older Adults is now open for rides. This program provides no-cost transportation to Washtenaw County Residents ages 60+ who need transportation to medical care, health care, and food access (grocery store, pantry, etc.) How can someone use the program? Individuals who would like to use the program must call Feonix at 734.259.4125. 
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