April 30, 2017
THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER
The Eiffel Tower was built for the 1889
World’s Fair in Paris. The contract for
the design went to Alexandre-Gustave
Eiffel’s company. While Eiffel himself
often receives full credit for the
monument that bears his name, it was
one of his employees – a structural
engineer named Maurice Koechlin who
created the concept. (The two would
later work to create the metal armature
for the Statue of Liberty.) The Eiffel
tower stands about 105 stories tall,
although you might never know it.
Because there are no nearby buildings,
the tower looks deceptively small in
isolation from points of reference.
What is happening in the world
around you? Do you see disaster or
opportunity? The eyes of faith allow
us to see beyond the obvious to the
possibilities of what might be. Take a
look at this very moment. What do
you see? Can you see opportunity for
redemption? Possibility for transformation? The eyes can play tricks on you,
but so too can the heart. A heart shut
off from God cannot see the great
potential of the work of the Holy
Spirit.
Not as it Appears
The name of the tower was debated before the eponymous
label was selected. It could have been called the leaning tower
of Eiffel. In the summer heat of the sun, the sunny side heats
up and expands. The hot size expands up to 6-7 inches taller
than the other side, creating a leaning effect. Because of the
large size of the tower, the naked eye cannot detect the lean,
but the laser alignment tools on the tower can. Those tools
can also can detect several inches of movement in gusty
winds.
Not everything is as it appears.
Mary Magdalene saw an empty tomb, and she believed she
saw theft. Instead, she witnessed Resurrection.
Cleopas and a friend thought they saw a stranger walking
with them on the road, but instead they saw Jesus on the road
to Emmaus. Jesus was made known to them in the breaking
of bread at the table.
Paul says that all things work for good
for those who love the Lord and are
called according to His purposes. This
does not say God causes all things; it says that God can use all
things for good.
Joseph was sold into slavery by his brothers, but he rose to
power in Pharaoh’s courts. When he used his position to help
his brothers he told them, “What you intended for evil, the
Lord used for good.”
The eyes of faith always sees opportunities for grace, possibilities for hope, potential for redemption.
Not everything is as it appears.
8:30 and 11 a.m. ORDER OF WORSHIP
April 30, 2017
Third Sunday of Easter
Gathering Music
Welcome and Announcements
Prelude on “St Columba”
(Please complete and pass the red friendship pad at this time.)
*Hymn of Praise
The Church’s One Foundation
*Affirmation of Faith
Raymond Haan
Dr. Glenn Ethridge
UMH 545
(8:30) Rev. Susan Allen Grady
(11:00) Dr. Amy Morgan
This is the good news which we have received, in which we stand, and by which we are saved:
Christ died for our sins, was buried, was raised on the third day, and appeared first
to the women, then to Peter and the Twelve, and then to many faithful witnesses.
We believe Jesus is the Christ, the Anointed One of God, the firstborn of all creation,
the firstborn from the dead, in whom all things hold together, in whom the fullness of God
was pleased to dwell by the power of the Spirit.
Christ is the head of the body, the church, and by the blood of the cross
reconciles all things to God. Amen.
UMH 888
Call to Prayer
Open My Eyes, That I May See
Silently now I wait for thee, ready, my God, thy will to see.
Open my eyes, illumine me, Spirit divine!
Intercessory Prayer and The Lord’s Prayer
UMH 454
(8:30) Rev. Allen Grady
(11:00) Dr. Morgan
Response: Lord, in your mercy, hear our prayer.
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done
on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses,
as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us
from evil. For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever. Amen.
Sacrament of Holy Baptism (11:00)
Dr. Ethridge
Dr. Morgan
John Marshall Peters, son of Jennifer and Jeff Peters
Congregational Pledge
With God’s help, we will so order our lives after the example of Christ, that Marshall,
surrounded by steadfast love, may be established in the faith, and confirmed and strengthened
in the way that leads to life eternal.
God Claims You
TFWS 2249
Marshall, Marshall, God claims you, God helps you, protects you, and loves you, too.
We this day do all agree a child of God you’ll always be.
Marshall, Marshall, God claims you, God helps you, protects you, and loves you, too.
Anthem (11:00)
Fairest Lord Jesus
Chancel Choir and Oak Grove Orchestra
Camp Kirkland
*Hymn of Preparation Christ Is Made the Sure Foundation UMH 559
Tune: Angels from the Realms of Glory
(At the 11:00 a.m. service, children in Pre-K, Kindergarten, and First Grade are invited
to attend Children’s Church after the Anthem. Pickup is in room 227.)
Scripture
Acts 2:42-47
The Word of God for the people of God.
Thanks be to God.
Sermon
Eyes to See:
Can You See God in the Church?
The Stone Congregation
Mr. Jack Ginn
Mr. Bob Unger, Dr. Elizabeth Unger,
Mr. James Unger, Ms. Evelyn Unger,
Mr. Kim Cody
J. Cranfill
*Doxology
UMH 94
Praise God, from whom all blessings flow;
Praise God, all creatures here below: Alleluia! Alleluia!
Praise God, the source of all our gifts!
Praise Jesus Christ, whose power uplifts!
Praise the Spirit, Holy Spirit! Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!
I Love Thy Kingdom, Lord
(Those who wish to join the church are invited to come forward.)
*Benediction
*Postlude
UMH 540
Dr. Ethridge
Nothing but the Blood of Jesus
Oak Grove Orchestra
Mother’s Day
for
Dr. Ethridge
Our Tithes & Offerings I Love To Tell the Story
Oak Grove Orchestra
*Sending Hymn
Honor a mom
J. Cranfill
and benefit Wesley Woods
“Her children rise up and call her
blessed.”
– Proverbs 31:28
This Mother's Day you can give a gift
that honors a mom and provides care for
a senior citizen in need.
Mother's Day gifts will be given to
Wesley Woods, a United Methodist
system of facilities that provide residential care for senior adults. More than
one-third of these adults live below the
poverty line and 75% depend on financial assistance for their care.
Please use the form below to make a gift
of $25 (or any amount you choose) per
person honored. An insert listing those
honored or remembered will be included
in the Oak Grove worship bulletin on
Mother's Day.
Please use one form per person
to be honored/memorialized.
Your name:
______________________________
Your email address:
The flowers on the altar are given to the glory of God
in celebration of God’s richest blessings on Dot and Jim Smith
and their 60th wedding anniversary.
______________________________
Please make my contribution:
❐ In Memory of:
*Congregation stand as able.
UMH: United Methodist Hymnal / TFWS: The Faith We Sing
Large print hymnals and bulletins and hearing assistance devices
are available from an usher.
______________________________
❐ In Honor of:
______________________________
OAK GROVE NEWS
April 30, 2017
Diaper Drive
MAY 7
Please bring disposable diapers/pull-ups
and baby wipes to church April 30 – May 7
Our goal is to exceed the 4,200 diapers and 100 packages of wipes we collected last year!
Beneficiaries are The United Methodist Children's Home and Caring for Clarkston (C4C).
UMW Program
Wed., May 3, 11 a.m.
Please join the United Methodist Women
on Wednesday, May 3, at 11 a.m. in the
Parlor for guest speaker, Esther Segler.
Lunch will be provided by the Akin and
Friendship Circles following the program in
Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Segler was the Chief
of the Department of Nursing in the
Army Nurse Corps and will discuss her
exciting 30 year career. She will also speak
about her church and community work in
North Texas on HIV/AIDS. We look
forward to seeing you!
The Oak Grove Service Ministries Committee is sponsoring the fourth annual church-wide
diaper drive, with the greatest needs for diaper sizes 4 and 5, pull-ups of any size, and baby
wipes. C4C can accept loose diapers (packaged by size and labeled accordingly).
We are seeking volunteers to sort diapers in Fellowship Hall after the 9:35 service on May 7.
This is a great service opportunity for individuals or families. To volunteer or for more information, please contact Renita Anderson at 678-772-8953 or [email protected].
Thank you to Oak Grove Christian School and the YCS for supporting these efforts by collecting
diapers and wipes during the week of May 1-5!
National Day of Prayer
May 4, 2017
Mother’s Day Gifts for Wesley Woods
Wesley Woods serves the elderly with residential
services in ten independent living retirement
communities, as well as with assisted living
services, skilled nursing, and specialized
geriatric health care for conditions like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s diseases. More than 75%
of the residents in the retirement communities
are dependent on financial assistance, and more
than 40% live below the poverty level. By
contributing to the Wesley Woods Mother’s
Day Offering you help pay for housing costs,
meals, and skilled care for residents who have
nowhere else to turn.
You are invited to make a gift of $25 or any amount you choose in honor or memory of your
mother by utilizing the tear-off form in today’s worship bulletin. Make your check payable to
OGUMC and designate it for Wesley Woods Mother’s Day Offering. You may also make a gift
online at www.ogumc.org. The deadline to have your gift included in the Mother’s Day insert is
Sunday, May 7. Please join in the 35-year tradition of North Georgia United Methodists to
support charitable care at Wesley Woods.
In observance of the National Day of
Prayer, the sanctuary will be open for
prayer from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Please stop
by and offer prayers for our country and our
world. We will also have a special time of
prayer and patriotic music as our program
for Midweek on May 3.
Upper Room
Devotional Guides
The May/June Upper Room
Daily Devotional Guides are
now available for pick up in
the Portico Entrance, Grand
Hall, and Narthex.
Oak Grove Memorials
I N H O NOR
TO THE BUILDING FUND IN HONOR OF
Cathy Ethridge
by John Miller
I N ME MO R Y
Register Now for the Mission Trip
The Summer Mission Trip to Baton Rouge, LA will be Revive 225 – Sunday, June 18,
to Saturday, June 24, 2017. Cost is only $250. Register under Events,
(www.ogumcyouth.org). Deadline to register is May 14, 2017.
Important Upcoming Dates
Please mark your calendar with the following upcoming dates:
• Graduate Sunday is May 21, 2017, at the 11 a.m. service
• End of School Party is May 21, 2017, 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
OAK GROVE
Monday, May 8
6:15 p.m.
MENU: Steak, baked potato,
salad, dessert, drink. $11
Jack Williams
CEO of the IDEALS
Foundation.
We are honored to have Jack,
a 1971 Georgia Tech graduate,
as our guest speaker. Jack earned 3 letters as quarterback and
was named team captain for the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
3 years running. In addition to his athletic achievements,
Jack has excelled in a leadership capacity. He currently leads the Apollo 13
Leadership Program where he is a motivational speaker in great demand by youth organizations and businesses alike. Join us as we welcome Jack and learn about how his program
promotes responsible leadership in our youth, the future of tomorrow.
North Georgia UMM Golf Tournament
Friday, June 9, 2017
The North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Men is
hosting their annual Golf Fundraiser on Friday, June 9, 1:30 p.m.
shotgun start at the Lake Spivey Golf Course. Proceeds help to fund
various activities sponsored by the NGUMM. The cost to play will be
$100.00 for individual golfers or $380.00 per foursome. This will
include a Chick-fil-A lunch and chicken marsala dinner. For additional details and registration, contact Bill Widmayer, (404-313-8965,
[email protected]).
TO THE BUILDING FUND IN MEMORY OF
Beth Benefield
by Carol Bates
George & Carolyn Jeffares
Bob & Ginger Allison
Gary & Marilyn Akins
Jack & Rigby Duncan
Lisa Bowling
by George & Carolyn Jeffares
Robert Fuller
by Claud & Eloise Pounds
Isla Hunter
by Bob & Ginger Allison
Don Minor
by Barbara Adams
TO THE MEMORIAL FUND IN MEMORY OF
Beth Benefield
by Bill & Lee Ann Ramsey
Ed & Cindy Kallal
Jonathan & Amy Merrill
James & Ruth Primm Penland
Perry & Cheryl Wilder
Lisa Bowling
by Matt & Megan Stambaugh
Kara Moody
Kim Angle
Ann & Seth Davies
James & Virginia Zachry
Jonathan & Amy Merrill
Eric & Jen Wahlen
James & Ruth Primm Penland
Beall family
Baylake Pines friends
William & Virginia Huguley
Compass Rose Condominium owners
Smoky & Zoe Hicks
Sons of LaFayette male choir
Bill & Lee Ann Ramsey
Kimberly Neville
Charles Glass
by Sam & Mickey Hubbs
Isla Hunter
by J. L. Lyles
Ladies of the bridge club
Margaret Stone
by Dixie Tempel
TO THE MEMORIAL FUND IN MEMORY OF
Beth Benefield
by Scott & Juliana Stevenson
Bob & Louise McCreary
Thomas & Shirley Gurley
Lucy Hinman
Shirley Lee
PLEASE PRAY FOR
THIS WEEK’S ACTIVITIES
Oak Grove Office Hours 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. M–F
In the Hospital…
Nancy Burton – Emory
Vera Roper – Grady NICU
New Concerns…
JoAnn McAuley
Sunday, April 30, 2017
May 3, 2017
Save the Date!
Labor Day Weekend
Mission Trip
September 1-4, 2017
Join us for a domestic Mission Trip at the
Hinton Rural Life Center in Hayesville, NC.
This trip is for adults and families with
children in 5th grade and above. More
details available soon.
Choir Rm 218
Youth Hall
Rm 237
Sanctuary
Monday, May 1, 2017
9:30am Disciple 2
Rm 223
10:00am Church Bridge
Rm 101
7:00pm Trustees Meeting
Rm 102
7:30pm Adult Volleyball
Heritage Hall Gym
Tuesday, May 2, 2017
6:30pm Grief Sharing Group
Rm 238
7:00pm Building Committee
Rm 102
7:30pm Boy Scout Troop 77 Meeting
Scout Hall
Wednesday, May 3, 2017
9:30am WOW: Weekly Oxygen for Women
Rm 238
11:00am UMW Program
Parlor
5:00pm Chapel Communion Service
Sanctuary
5:00pm Covenant Kids
Serving in Our Armed Forces...
Petty Officer Steven Jones, 2LT Thomas E. Penland,
SSgt. Joshua Portwood, Col. Janet Seufert
Michael & Christie Lo; Eva, Lincoln
Aaron & Joellyn Thompson; Kinsley
Michael & Christine Brazeal
Jeff & Tiana Mykkeltvedt;
Ben, Nate, & Ada
2:00pm Youth Choir
6:30pm Wesley Ringers
Our Homebound Members...
For a complete listing of homebound members,
please contact the church office.
Welcome New Members!
Grand Hall
5:30pm Disciple 1
Continued Prayers...
Doris Atchison, Flo Baker, Dottie Bonnell, Kathy
Brooks, Marshall Cartmill, Bill Cole, Barb Connelly,
Marilyn Counts, Nancy Crovatt, Liz Darden,
Jim Golden, Charlie Hamilton, Louise Hurst,
Carolyn Jeffares, Tom Landers, Michele Lindner,
Buddy McCloud, Lee McFall, Pete McKinnon,
Dick Muth, Cindy Mynatt, Bill Narde, Hayes
Nordberg, Elizabeth Pentecost, Alice Remigailo,
Gladys Rhodes, George Riley, Ray Roper,
June Row, Kristen Sanders, Karen Smith,
Flo Strobhert, Chick Sward, Dawn Thomas,
Paul Tuggle, Al Walker, Rob White,
Virginia Whittemore, Bill Wolfe, Gene Worth
Recent Baptisms...
April 16, 2017 – Taylor Reagan Hunnicutt
April 23, 2017 – Charlotte Grace Anderson
April 23, 2017 – Sarah Elaine Anderson
Grand Hall
5:30pm Youth Fellowship
New to Care Facilities…
Sara Bowles – Dayes Adult Care Center
Nell McCuen – Budd Terrace
New Baby...
Congratulations to James & Lacey Unger on
the birth of their daughter, Everly Jo Unger,
March 15, 2017.
9:30am Coffee Fellowship
11:00am Newcomers Connection
Rm 223
5:30pm Midweek Picnic
Grand Hall
6:00pm Youth Activities
Youth Hall
6:15pm Blessing Bags
Youth Lobby
6:30pm Disciple 4
Celebrate Oak Grove's observance of the
National Day of Prayer as a church family
with a picnic! Enjoy great food, fellowship,
and a program that will include patriotic
music and prayers for our country.
Rm 236
6:30pm Disciple 1x2
Rm 238
7:00pm Young Adult Bible Study
Rm T01
7:00pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal
Sanctuary
7:00pm Evening WOW
7:30pm Aerobics Class
Parlor
Heritage Hall Gym
Thursday, May 4, 2017
We’ll have activities for all ages, music,
hamburgers, hot dogs, and all the fixin’s!
Bring your lawn chairs and blankets so we
can enjoy the new courtyard together.
1:00pm Mobile Soup Kitchen Prep
This will be our last Midweek of the spring.
12:00pm Mobile Soup Kitchen Delivery
7:30pm Aerobics Class
Kitchen
Heritage Hall Gym
8:00pm 9.35 Band Rehearsal
Fellowship Hall
Friday, May 5, 2017
Away
3:00pm Eagle Scout Court of Honor – Rice
Funeral Notifications
at Oak Grove
Oak Grove sends out emails to inform
the congregation about deaths in the
church and service arrangements. If
you do not have email and want to be
notified by phone, please call the
church office and sign up with Sandee
to be on the call list. Due to limited
calling resources, we ask that only
people without email access use this
service. For more information, please
contact Amy Morgan
(404-636-7558, ext. 210).
Sanctuary
Our Presence
Chapel Communion
April 19, 2017
21
Our Presence
Church School
8:30 Service
9:35 Service
11:00 Service
3:00 Confirmation Service
5:30 Youth Fellowship
Total Worship this Week
April 23, 2017
375
116
178
376
301
45
1037
Our Offerings
Over/Under
4/23/17
Received to date
$773,139.93
Needed to date
$777,928.65
($4,788.72)
DEEP ROOTS BUILDING CAMPAIGN RESULTS
Pledged to date:
$6,339,979.59
Given to date:
$5,708,732.61
OAK GROVE NEWS
EXTRA
April 23, 2017
Getting to Know
Invitation Ministry
Chairperson
Rhiannon Brusco
Starting in January 2017, Oak Grove welcomed new
member Rhiannon Brusco into the volunteer position of
Chairperson on Invitation Ministry. Rhiannon is a
natural choice for this position because she came to Oak
Grove through an invitation from Oak Grove member,
Gwen Wilkinson. Get to know Rhiannon:
"Having lived as a Catholic for the majority of my life, my introduction to Methodism has
been a true blessing. After mentioning to my friend from yoga, Gwen Wilkinson, that I was
interested in service opportunities in the community, she invited me to join in sandwich
making for schoolchildren who were without lunch in the summertime. I came to the last
session of the Smart Lunch/Smart Kid mission program and instantly felt really at home at
Oak Grove. Everyone was very welcoming. Additionally, my four year old daughter fell in
love with the children's Sunday school program. After attending the 9.35 service into the fall
and becoming a member, my daughter began participating in choir while I joined a small
women's Bible study group. I also serve as a greeter once a month for the 9.35 service. Our
experiences here have been rewarding. I have not only made new friends and strengthened
friendships with those I already knew, but I am exploring a whole new part of life and building
my relationship with God.
Sometimes you just know you are in the right place.
The opportunity to serve the church as the Chair of Invitation Ministries was offered to me last
fall. After contemplation and prayer, I accepted this opportunity as I felt this would be a good
way to use my own gifts (an outgoing, approachable personality) to further introduce the
community to Oak Grove. My goals are to 1) encourage those attending the church to explore
becoming a member; 2) help those attending the church to better understand the opportunities
for spiritual and personal growth that are offered by the church; 3) be a voice for new members
and those exploring membership so that their questions and/or concerns may be addressed; and
4) invite folks to come, participate in, and check out what Oak Grove is all about!"
Lunch Bunch
Counseling Available
through Oak Grove
Going through a difficult time in your
life? We can help! Oak Grove works
with Care and Counseling Center of
Georgia to offer counseling. Financial
assistance is available.
Addiction Help Available
Oak Grove has a counseling grant
especially designated to assist people
dealing with addiction or chemical
dependency. If you or someone you love
could benefit from addiction help, please
contact Amy Morgan.
Grief Support Group
Grief Sharing for anyone
grieving significant loss
Tuesdays, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in room 238
Led by: Stephanie Foxman, Licensed
Professional Counselor
There is no charge and newcomers are always
welcome.
For information on any of these
opportunities, contact Dr. Amy Morgan
(404-636-7558, ext. 210 or
[email protected]).
Organ Renovations
A Long Connection to Oak Grove UMC:
Old Dog Learning New Tricks
Tuesday, May 2, 2017, 11:30 a.m. – Fellowship Hall
Bob, with Robin by his side, served as Senior Pastor
of Oak Grove from 1994 to 1999.
Please join us for this delightful time to enjoy and
visit with old friends!
The church organ has been updated with new
Make reservations in the church office, in senior adult electronics and other internal repairs. On
Sunday School Classes, or online (www.ogumc.org). Sunday, May 14, the prelude, offertory, and
postlude will be featured to allow you to hear
The cost is $8.00 at the door. Everyone is
some of the new voices of the organ that are
invited and welcome,
possible because of the upgrades. The organ
but reservations
update is possible because of your contribuare essential.
tions to the building program. Thank you for
your generosity.
Text To Give You can text to give at anytime from anywhere you have service.
1. Enter 678-853-7088 in the TO line. Remember this is a text, not an email.
2. In the message line, enter a dollar amount of at least $3.00. You must start with a dollar sign and use a decimal point. For example.
$10.79 or $125.00.
3. After the last digit insert one and only one space then enter designation, e.g. Blessing.
4. FIRST TIME ONLY – You will receive a link to Vanco where you will securely enter your information and confirm your transaction.
Once you successfully register, you will receive a text and email confirmation of your gift as well as an option to refund.
5. In the future, you need only to text the dollar amount and the designation. Unless you designate a fund, the money will go to
Operating. Designation options will change. Currently you may choose from the following case sensitive choices: Building (building
fund), Blessing (ongoing mission offering), and Other. If you choose Other, you can type in the ministry or event you are paying for
in the box.
6. If you need to change information on the credit card you are using, type #edit and you will be directed to the website to make changes.
7. If you have any questions, please contact the Church Administrator, Dale Smith ([email protected]).
Troubleshooting
1. Make sure you enter the dollar amount in the proper format using the $ and a decimal.
2. In registering your name and email in the initial registration remove any extra spaces. If you have a space at the beginning or the end,
the system will not accept your donation.
3. Check the spelling on designated accounts. The words are case sensitive.
Today’s Worship Servants
Sound: (8:30) Billie Williams (11:00) Taylor Pendley
Ushers: Jeanine Andrews, Mark Byrne, Tony Callaway, Carolyn Casarella, Greg Casarella, Bill Cole, Jack Graves, Tim Howard, Scot Macrae,
Alec Morris, Max Neese, Davis Peacock, Phil Perry, Neil Sampson, Paul Siegel, Kirby Smith, Hodgson Thomas, James Trotti, Rob Welch
Altar Guild: Regina Haynes, Sally Houghton
Children’s Church: Leslie and Ed Flowers
OUR WORSHIP TIMES
8:30 a.m. Traditional Worship
9:35 a.m. Sunday School
9:35 a.m. Contemporary Worship
11:00 a.m. Traditional Worship
Sanctuary
Various
Fellowship Hall
Sanctuary
OUR CHURCH INFORMATION
Church Office
Office Hours 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. M–F
Emergency Contact After Hours
Dr. Glenn Ethridge – Senior Pastor
Rev. Susan Allen Grady – Associate Pastor
Executive Director – Dale Smith
Children’s Ministry – Kim Cody
Oak Grove Christian School
YCS (Young Children’s School)
404-636-7558
ext. 9
ext. 211
ext. 212
ext. 225
ext. 218
404-636-5476
404-636-7951
Dr. Amy Morgan – Pastor of Nurture and Service
Rev. Mary Lou Gilbert – Pastor to Senior Adults
ext. 210
Music Ministry – Ed Scruggs
ext. 226
Organist – Leanne Herrmann
Youth Ministry – Andy Webb
[email protected]
Dir. of Contemporary Worship – Atticus Hicks
ext. 208
How to Stay Connected with Oak Grove:
• Information on our ministries, news, and upcoming events through our Constant Contact
congregational email list
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Specific information about our ministries or membership
Change of address or contact information
Log into our website, www.ogumc.org
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Contact Susie Mobley, Membership/Database Admin.,
([email protected] or 404-636-7558 ext. 221).