Children’s Ministries
serving children birth through
grade 6 and families
Cool Disciples Workshops
This month’s Bible story is Daniel: A Man of Prayer.
After the time with the children in the 9:30am Sunday
worship service, all children are invited to participate in our
Rotation workshops.
Younger Children
All children, kindergarten and younger, must be accompanied to their classroom and signed in by a parent/guardian.
Infants: Nursery
2 yr olds: Toddlers/Twos room
3 yr olds: A room
Pre-K – Kindergarten: B room
Older Children (1st-6th grade)
1st grade
2nd grade
3rd grade
4th grade
5th grade
6th grade
Photography, room 204
Photography, room 204
Video, Asbury room
Video, Asbury room
Prayer Walk, room 211
Pine Room
Café 56
(Grades 5&6) Fellowship and refreshments in Room 215
from 9:20 to 9:45am.
Green Wood
Children will attend worship with their families.
Looking Ahead
Pancake Breakfast for Henderson ...................... March 5
FiSH Service Nights.......................................... March 17
Sun FiSH Service Morning ............................... March 26
Easter Egg Hunt & Ukrainian Eggs........................ April 9
Beth Pascoe Dir. Childrens Ministries ....... [email protected]
Melissa Hart Assoc. Dir. Childrens Ministries....... [email protected]
Jen Sopoci Assoc. Dir. Childrens Ministries ....... [email protected]
Visit the Youth & Children’s web pages at www.fumc-a2.org
Youth Ministries
serving grades 7 to 12 and their families
Music & Liturgical
Arts Ministry
WESLEY
FOUNDATION
CAMPUS MINISTRY
Green Wood Chamber Concert
This Sunday!
Sol Café Classes
Join us in Calkins (top floor, southeast corner)
If you want time for refreshments and fellowship, you
have to come to Calkins by 9:25 am!
7th & 8th Grades: Explorers, Calkins
9th-12th: Our Ancesters (NT), Room 215
10th-12th: Faith & Sexuality, Chapel
Sunday Evening Youth Fellowship (UMYF)
6:00–6:30 pm Dinner (Pasta) in the Social Hall
6:30–8:00 pm Programs:
Grades 7-12: The Heart of Hospitality
Maya Angelou said “People will forget what you said,
people will forget what you did, but they will never
forget how you made them feel”. Join us to explore
how we make others feel welcome and included,
whether we are inside or outside of our church walls.
J.O.Y. Luncheon - Monday, Feb. 20
(J.O.Y. = Just Older Youth). We will prepare their lunch and
sit down and eat with them on a day when AAPS is closed
for President's Day. We have conversation starters and
activities to help everyone get to know one another.
• Early shift: 10:30am-1:00 pm - Prep, Serve, Eat & Visit
• Late shift: 12:00noon-2:30 pm - Eat, Visit, Clean Up
Visit to Chelsea Retirement Center
Sunday, February 26
5:30 Meet at the Miller Rd. Park & Ride to carpool
6:00 Eat sub dinner at CRC, set up/prep, share
slideshow and visit/play games with residents
8:00 Parents retrieve youth from Miller Rd Park & Ride
Please use the SignUp Genius to register. We use this to
ensure a seat for each participant!
Melanie Snook
Wendy Everett
Director of Youth Ministry
[email protected]
Assoc. Director of Youth Ministry
[email protected]
February 19, 2017
Ypsilanti “Town Band”
Jerry Robbins, conductor
Sunday, February 26, 2017
3:00 p.m. at Green Wood
Under the leadership of conductor Jerry Robbins
(former conductor of the Washtenaw Community
Concert Band), this twenty-piece wind ensemble
will perform popular music from 1880-1920 in
period costume. Returning once again to our
Chamber Series, this ensemble will entertain you
with a variety of styles, genres and informative
insights into this era. Also joining the “Town
Band” this year is pianist Michael Mishler, performing classic rags from the period.
Early next month!
Beaumaris Ensemble
Kaycee Thomas, oboe
Daniel Thomas, cello
Naki Sung Kripfgans, piano
Friday, March 3, 2017
7:30 p.m. in our downtown sanctuary
We are pleased to welcome a new trio to our series
this year, the Beaumaris Ensemble. Though new
as an ensemble, the personnel of this exciting trio
comprises local artists well known to most – oboist Kaycee Thomas, cellist Daniel Thomas and pianist Naki Sung Kripfgans. The group enjoys presenting repertoire of unique combinations, typically featuring new
works by composers
including Kalevi Aho,
Nikola Resanovic,
Friedrich Cerha and
others, along with
lesser known works
by composers such as
Robert Schumann.
It's not all seriousness, scholarship, and social witness at
Wesley, as Allison, Steven, and Eve celebrate Friday night
freedom at the recent Grilled Cheese Party.
Today (Sunday):
5:00pm Wesley Worship;
Special guest: David Vaughn
6:00pm Free Supper for students and young alumni
This Wednesday
6:30pm Grads Bible study
8:00pm Undergrad Bible study
Spring Break is Next Week!
Spring break begins at the end of Friday classes.
Students heading to Chicago for the Spring Break
Service Project leave Saturday morning.
Please keep them in your prayers as they work
with immigrants and in support of the Lincoln
United Methodist Church in the Spanish speaking
Pilsen neighborhood.
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“Students at Wesley Foundation” or
“Wesley at Michigan Alumni & Friends”
Lukonde Mulenga, Communications Coord. &
Administrative Assistant [email protected]
Madi Stagner, Outreach, Campus, & Service
Coordinator [email protected]
Maddie Dietrich, Community Coordinator
[email protected]
Chaplain Bob Roth, [email protected]
www.umich.miwesley.org