What’s Happening at CG 9/15/2021
A Note From Pastor Cowser
| A Note From Our Pastor |
 “Seeing the Whole Picture”The goal I pursue is the prize of God’s upward call in Christ Jesus. -Philippians 3:14 (CEB) Ralph Waldo Emerson, a 19th Century American poet, once wrote: “Life is a journey, not a destination.” In other words, life becomes a lot easier when you look at the whole picture and realize that all of our experiences, both good and bad, tie together to give meaning and purpose to our lives. When we see life as a journey, we won’t allow our mistakes, struggles, and circumstances to get the best of us and negatively influence our future. Most Christians will testify that there are often many obstacles, hurdles, curves, and sometimes potholes between where we are and where God is calling us to be in life. However, if we allow God to use our entire experience for His glory, we will experience the joy that comes from living an abundant life. The Bible is filled with people who experienced the challenges and the complexities of life, but yet, God continued to work in them and through them to accomplish His purpose and plan. I am reminded of the Apostle Paul who once wrote, “I do this one thing: I forget about the things behind me and reach out for the things ahead of me. The goal that I pursue is the prize of God’s upward call in Christ Jesus” (Philippians 3:13b-14, CEB). As we each think of our lives, let us make a commitment to see the whole picture. Let us continue to ask God to use our stories, our experiences, our lives to bring about transformation in the world around us. I believe that we are being called like never before to encourage others by sharing our life’s story. Telling the world that through the power of His son, Jesus Christ, God has taken every moment of our lives to work things out for our good. Keep pressing! Pastor Cowser |
To register for the Walking With Nehemiah weekly Bible Study, please email the Center Grove Church office at church.office@centergroveumc.org, scan the QR Code on the flyer, or click the Registration Form Link https://bit.ly/walkingwithnehemiah
Worship Celebration
Sept 19, 2021
Join us for our Men’s Day Worship Celebration at 11:00 a.m. In-Person, or via Facebook Live on the Center Grove United Methodist Church Facebook page.
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFfMEFeWdt294sXw_EOH7jA
Church Website: http://centergroveumc.org/
Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/event/51681
Remember The Sick & Home-bound
Mrs. Gladys Jacobs
Mrs. Madgie Jamar
Ms. Marjorie Ewing
Mrs. Cora King
Ms. Theresa Hope
Mrs. Zena Love Hill
Mr. Carl Bradley
Mrs. Barbara Baker
Mr. Bobby Readus
Mrs. Ollie Gilliam
Pastor Ruth J. Smith
Mrs. Sara M. Bradley
Mrs. Carla Larry
Mrs. Marion Hall
Community Information
Many families with aging adults are unaware of the several available memory care options and programs in their area that can help them support a high quality of life. The link below is a free resource guide that highlights the best memory care facilities in Alabama.
Check out the Memory Care Guide here: https://www.memorycare.com/memory-care-in-alabama/
Words of Encouragement
A Note From Pastor Cowser
| A Note From Our Pastor |
| How Do You Spend Your Time?” After he had dismissed the crowds, he went up the mountain by himself to pray. Matthew 14:23 (NRSV) While getting ready for church on Sundays, my cellphone sends me a notification with a summary of my cellphone usage from the previous week. I typically ignore the summary and go about my day, but last week I decided to take a look. Let’s just say the numbers were a bit high and I realized that I should examine how often I use my cellphone and other devices. After reviewing my summary, I wanted to see where I stood among other cellphone users, so I found an article online that reported that cellphone users touch their phones at least 2,600 times a day. Is it just me, or do you find that to be a bit surprising? I understand that many of us use our cellphones for more than just making phone calls, but the number still seemed a bit high to me. Before you mark this off as just another note on the dangers of technology, I want you to join me in thinking about how we spend our time. I wonder how different our lives would be if we were to intentionally refocus some of the attention that we give to technology, and focus on other things that add meaning and value to our lives. There is no doubt that Jesus lived his life differently than most people during his time. He was fully engaged in every moment. It didn’t matter if he was surrounded by a huge crowd of people, talking one-on-one with someone or alone with God in prayer, Jesus freely gave his attention and devoted himself to doing things that added value and meaning to his life and others. Living with that type of intentionally takes lots of practice. It’s not something that’s going to happen instantly, but the more we practice, the easier it will become. So, I’m making a commitment to do better by putting down my cellphone a few more times during the day, so that I can be intentional about being fully present in the moment. Instead of my cellphone, I’ll pick up the Bible to read, pray, write in my journal, spend time with a friend or a relative, enjoy a healthy snack, or take a walk. I truly believe that as we strive to make these adjustments in our lives, God will speak to us in new and renewed ways. Blessings, Pastor Cowser |
To register for the Walking With Nehemiah weekly Bible Study, please email the Center Grove Church office at church.office@centergroveumc.org, scan the QR Code on the flyer, or click the Registration Form Link https://bit.ly/walkingwithnehemiah
Worship Celebration
Sept 12, 2021
Join us for our Men’s Day Worship Celebration at 11:00 a.m. In-Person, or via Facebook Live on the Center Grove United Methodist Church Facebook page.
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFfMEFeWdt294sXw_EOH7jA
Church Website: http://centergroveumc.org/
Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/event/51681
Remember The Sick & Home-bound
Mrs. Gladys Jacobs
Mrs. Madgie Jamar
Ms. Marjorie Ewing
Mrs. Cora King
Ms. Theresa Hope
Mrs. Zena Love Hill
Mr. Carl Bradley
Mrs. Barbara Baker
Mr. Bobby Readus
Mrs. Ollie Gilliam
Pastor Ruth J. Smith
Mrs. Sara M. Bradley
Mrs. Carla Larry
Mrs. Marion Hall
Community Information
Many families with aging adults are unaware of the several available memory care options and programs in their area that can help them support a high quality of life. The link below is a free resource guide that highlights the best memory care facilities in Alabama.
Check out the Memory Care Guide here: https://www.memorycare.com/memory-care-in-alabama/
Words of Encouragement
UPDATE:Drive-Through Offering and Communion Elements Pick-Up will be this Saturday, September 4th from 12:00 Noon – 1:00 p.m.
Worship Celebration
Sept 5, 2021
Join us for our Men’s Day Worship Celebration at 11:00 a.m. In-Person, or via Facebook Live on the Center Grove United Methodist Church Facebook page.
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFfMEFeWdt294sXw_EOH7jA
Church Website: http://centergroveumc.org/
Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/event/51681
A Note From Pastor Cowser
| A Note From Our Pastor |
| Dear Center Grove Family & Friends: Greetings in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ! The COVID-19 pandemic has touched us all in many ways and I continue to pray daily for our church family and community. Although the times have been challenging, we have continued to be blessed at Center Grove. Because we have strong and dedicated church members and ministry partners, we have continued to be an irresistible light in our community and beyond by the new and renewed ways we offer worship services, Bible studies, and mission opportunities. I have heard countless testimonies from many of you of how your faith in God, and hope for the future, have grown stronger, especially in this season. I am writing to announce our 2021 Annual Harvest Celebration. This year’s theme will be “In Due Season” based on Galatians 6:9 in which the Apostle Paul writes, “And let us not grow weary while doing good, for in due season we shall reap if we do not lose heart” (NKJV). Our 34th Youth Harvest Celebration will be Sunday, November 14, 2021, at 11:00 a.m. and our 78th Church Harvest will be Sunday, November 21, 2021, at 11:00 a.m. In keeping with our Harvest Tradition, the Harvest Souvenir Book will still be available this year—in print and digital. Advertisements may be purchased for: Encouragement, Fraternity and Sorority, College and University, Business Advertisement, In Memory or In Honor, and Church Committees/Auxiliaries. Our souvenir book is a wonderful testimony to the faith, heritage, and excellence of the people of God called Center Grove Church. Click the link for more information on purchasing an advertisement (78th Harvest). In closing, thank you for the many ways you continue to support the ministries of Center Grove. Some amazing things have happened in the life of our church this year. I am truly amazed by the ways that the members and friends of our church go over and beyond to bless our church, our ministries, and our community. It’s Harvest Time! Pastor Cowser |
To register for the Walking With Nehemiah weekly Bible Study, please email the Center Grove Church office at church.office@centergroveumc.org, scan the QR Code on the flyer, or click the Registration Form Link https://bit.ly/walkingwithnehemiah
Worship Celebration
Sept 5, 2021
Join us for our Men’s Day Worship Celebration at 11:00 a.m. In-Person, or via Facebook Live on the Center Grove United Methodist Church Facebook page.
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFfMEFeWdt294sXw_EOH7jA
Church Website: http://centergroveumc.org/
Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/event/51681
Remember The Sick & Home-bound
Mrs. Gladys Jacobs
Mrs. Madgie Jamar
Ms. Marjorie Ewing
Mrs. Cora King
Ms. Theresa Hope
Mrs. Zena Love Hill
Mr. Carl Bradley
Mrs. Barbara Baker
Mr. Bobby Readus
Mrs. Ollie Gilliam
Pastor Ruth J. Smith
Mrs. Sara M. Bradley
Mrs. Carla Larry
Mrs. Marion Hall
Bereaved Family: Bunnie Scales and Family
Community Information
Have you received your COVID-19 vaccination? If not, now is the time to protect yourself and others. Click here to schedule your appointment with Huntsville Hospital: https://www.huntsvillehospital.org/covid-19-vaccination
Community Vaccination Clinic at John Hunt Park Huntsville Hospital’s Community Vaccination Clinic is re-opening in the Jaycee Community Building at John Hunt Park beginning Wednesday, Aug. 18, to administer the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. Persons currently awaiting their second dose of the vaccine will continue to be served at the Huntsville Hospital Fever & Flu Clinic through Aug. 17. To schedule your vaccination appointment at John Hunt Park, see the calendar below. Online registration is strongly encouraged, although walk-ins will be accepted.
Words of Encouragement
| A Note From Our Associate Pastor: Pastor Ruth J. Smith   What’s Love Got to do With It? And now these three remain: faith, hope, and love. But the greatest of these is love. -1 Corinthian 13:13- Experts predict that somewhere between 40% and 50% of all marriages existing today will ultimately end in divorce. They say that the contributing factors will be the lack of commitment, infidelity, conflict/arguing, domestic violence, and substance abuse. There have been 15 homicides in Huntsville so far this year. Racial hatred is spreading like wildfire amongst the races. Our politicians have become so consumed with the thirst for money and power that they have forgotten about the people whom they were elected to serve. Ordinary citizens have become so violent that they were willing to storm the capitol, do harm to others, and destroy the very fabric of democracy that this country was built on just to get their way and we proudly called them “Patriots.” As I pondered over what is the cause of all this hostility, 1 Corinthians 13:13 came to my mind (the absence of love!). It states “And now these three remain: faith, hope, and love. But the greatest of these is love.” So, what does love got to do with it? Love has everything to do with it. Love is the glue that holds us together. Love is the one common denominator that can remove hatred from our hearts; Love can remove the conflicts/arguing amongst us; Love can remove desires to kill one another; Love can restore broken marriages, relationships, and hearts. 1 Corinthians 13:4 -8 tells us that love is patient; love is kind. It does not envy; it does not boast; it is not proud; it does not dishonor others; it is not self-seeking; it is not easily angered. It keeps no records of wrong. It does not delight in evil but rejoices in the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres and love never fails. Allowing our hearts and minds to be filled with the love of Christ is the only way to “Make America Great Again.” Why? Because love got everything to do with it. Share the Love, Rev. Ruth Smith, Associate Pastor |
To register for the Walking With Nehemiah weekly Bible Study, please email the Center Grove Church office at church.office@centergroveumc.org, scan the QR Code on the flyer, or click the Registration Form Link https://bit.ly/walkingwithnehemiah
| Join the Pray Without Ceasing Ministry for prayer on the Prayer Line — Saturday, August 21st from 9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. For we know, prayer changes things, circumstances, situations, and much more! |
Our Annual Women’s Day Celebration is Virtual Only.
Worship Celebration
August 29, 2021
Join us for our Men’s Day Worship Celebration at 9:31 a.m. In-Person, or via Facebook Live on the Center Grove United Methodist Church Facebook page.
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFfMEFeWdt294sXw_EOH7jA
Church Website: http://centergroveumc.org/
Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/event/51681
Remember The Sick & Home-bound
Mrs. Evelyn Roberson
Mrs. Gladys Jacobs
Mrs. Madgie Jamar
Ms. Marjorie Ewing
Mrs. Cora King
Ms. Theresa Hope
Mrs. Zena Love Hill
Mr. Carl Bradley
Mrs. Barbara Baker
Mr. Bobby Readus
Mrs. Ollie Gilliam
Pastor Ruth J. Smith
Mrs. Sara M. Bradley
Mrs. Carla Larry
Mrs. Marion Hall
Community Information
Have you received your COVID-19 vaccination? If not, now is the time to protect yourself and others. Click here to schedule your appointment with Huntsville Hospital: https://www.huntsvillehospital.org/covid-19-vaccination
Community Vaccination Clinic at John Hunt Park
Huntsville Hospital’s Community Vaccination Clinic is re-opening in the Jaycee Community Building at John Hunt Park beginning Wednesday, Aug. 18, to administer the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. Persons currently awaiting their second dose of the vaccine will continue to be served at the Huntsville Hospital Fever & Flu Clinic through Aug. 17. To schedule your vaccination appointment at John Hunt Park, see the calendar below. Online registration is strongly encouraged, although walk-ins will be accepted.
Words of Encouragement
Dear Center Grove Church Members:
Due to COVID-19 concerns and out of an abundance of caution, we will suspend our 9:31 a.m.
In-Person Worship Service for Sunday, August 29, 2021, and will only offer a virtual option.
The Women’s Day Celebration scheduled for Sunday, August 29, 2021, at 9:31 a.m. will
continue as planned; however, with only those participating in the service allowed into the
building.
We will resume In-Person Worship Services on Sunday, September 5, 2021, at 11:00 a.m. under
Phase 3 of our Church Reopening Policy, which allows for 65 worshippers wearing facemasks
and socially distanced. At that time, we will also continue to pre-screen and check temperatures
upon entry to the vestibule. Center Grove follows the latest Center for Disease Control and
Prevention (CDC) recommendations for cleaning and disinfecting the building after each
worship service (https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/disinfecting-building-
facility.html#anchor_1617548446719).
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding during these times. If you have any questions
or concerns, please contact the church office.
Blessings,
Rev. Dr. Dedric A. Cowser
Senior Pastor
Dr. Wilma Ruffin Bracy
Church Reopening Team Chairperson
A Note From Pastor Cowser
| A Note From Our Pastor |
| “Finding Balance in Life” “But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you. Therefore, do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about its own things.” –Matthew 6:33-34 Have you ever found yourself spending time on things that do not add value or meaning to your life? I know I have and it has often brought unnecessary worry and anxiety into my life. I believe that the key to finding balance in life is discovering those things or those people who add to the value and the greatness of your life. When we worry, we focus our energy on things that oftentimes will not matter at the end of the day. Jesus challenges his disciples to examine their lives with these words: “Look at the birds in the sky. They don’t sow seed or harvest grain or gather crops into barns. Yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Aren’t you worth much more than they are? Who among you by worrying can add a single moment to your life?” (Matthew 6:26-27). In other words, Jesus is warning us that if we fill our lives with worry, stress, and anxiety, we will find ourselves focusing on all the wrong things and not the abundant blessings of his provision, protection, and promise. I often need to reflect on these words of Jesus as I am finding balance in my life. I believe that as we hear these words, we realize that life is short and we should begin to focus on things that bring us joy—family, hobbies, times for rest, and relaxation. We come to terms with the fact that we can have too much of a good thing in life. We can’t just work all the time. We can’t just study all the time. We can’t just pour into somebody else’s life and not take time for ourselves all the time. And believe it or not, we can’t just rest all the time. Simply put, we need balance so that we can be all that God is calling us to be and more. As you reflect on life—the people who surround you, the situations, the circumstances, I want you to think of 3 things that add meaning and value to your life. What are those things that bring you the most joy? Who are those people whom you love and appreciate? In other words, who or what are those things that make life worth living? I guarantee that once we have those things figured out, the worry, stress, and anxiety of life will begin to melt away. My prayer is that God will grant us grace in this balancing act of life. Blessings, Pastor Cowser |
To register for the Walking With Nehemiah weekly Bible Study, please email the Center Grove Church office at church.office@centergroveumc.org, scan the QR Code on the flyer, or click the Registration Form Link https://bit.ly/walkingwithnehemiah
| Join the Pray Without Ceasing Ministry for prayer on the Prayer Line — Saturday, August 21st from 9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. For we know, prayer changes things, circumstances, situations, and much more! |
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Prayer Line Dial-In Information:
Dial-In Number: 978-990-5000
Access Code: 349017 Hosted By:The Pray Without Ceasing Ministry
Worship Celebration
August 22, 2021
Join us for our Men’s Day Worship Celebration at 11:00 a.m. In-Person, or via Facebook Live on the Center Grove United Methodist Church Facebook page.
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFfMEFeWdt294sXw_EOH7jA
Church Website: http://centergroveumc.org/
Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/event/51681
Remember The Sick & Home-bound
Mrs. Evelyn Roberson
Mrs. Gladys Jacobs
Mrs. Madgie Jamar
Ms. Marjorie Ewing
Mrs. Cora King
Ms. Theresa Hope
Mrs. Zena Love Hill
Mr. Carl Bradley
Mrs. Barbara Baker
Mr. Bobby Readus
Mrs. Ollie Gilliam
Pastor Ruth J. Smith
Mrs. Sara M. Bradley
Mrs. Carla Larry
Mrs. Marion Hall
Community Information
https://www.huntsvillehospital.org/community-events/news-publications/item/a-message-from-physicians-regarding-COVID-19?fbclid=IwAR2Fgv4JZXKNKgX3Vbj3kcG7QGxvHUbq-jG4xJITMMtdvxLcdZ2Lspmm-jA
Words of Encouragement
A Note From Pastor Cowser
“Praying for Others”“Give us this day our daily bread.” –Matthew 6:11 (NKJV)
A true mark of Christian maturity, is if a person knows that it is just as important to pray for others as it is to pray for themselves. Simply put, we are called to intercede for others by going before the throne of God in prayer. One of the lines in the prayer that Jesus taught his disciples, often referred to as “The Lord’s Prayer,” states: “Give us this day our daily bread” (Matthew 6:11). Notice how this statement in the prayer has plural pronounces, “us” and “our,” demonstrating that prayer is both individual and communal.
Prayer should not always be a list of things we want or what we need, but we should always be looking at the world around us. Think of the people you come into contact with, the situations you read about in the newspaper, or the things you hear about on television. But, do not stop there. Think of people in your family, on your job, or your fellow church members. The list goes on and on because prayer is both individual and communal.
There is a story told of an elderly lady who had been bedridden and in a nursing home for several years. She had not been able to walk or take care of herself; therefore, she needed the extra assistance. One day the pastor came by to see her and as soon as he walked into the door, he said: “Sister Hood, I’m so sorry that I’m late. I’ve been out visiting people in the community today.” She replied, “It’s okay, Reverend, that’s exactly where I’ve been.” The pastor looked confused and said, “Sister Hood, you can’t walk. You’re bedridden. What do you mean you were out in the community visiting today?” Sister Hood turned and replied, “Reverend, you see, my soul ain’t bedridden, so I got out around the community in prayer, even while I’m here in this hospital bed.”
We must remember that prayer is not a selfish act. It is not just about getting our needs met, but, it is important that we pray for the needs of all of God’s children. I encourage you to set aside some time to pray for someone else each day. Listen to your heart and lift their name before the Lord.
I’m praying for you, Pastor Cowser
Worship Celebration
August 15, 2021
Join us for our Men’s Day Worship Celebration at 11:00 a.m. In-Person, or via Facebook Live on the Center Grove United Methodist Church Facebook page.
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFfMEFeWdt294sXw_EOH7jA
Church Website: http://centergroveumc.org/
Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/event/51681
To register for the Walking With Nehemiah weekly Bible Study, please email the Center Grove Church office at church.office@centergroveumc.org, scan the QR Code on the flyer, or click the Registration Form Link https://bit.ly/walkingwithnehemiah
Remember The Sick & Home-bound
Mrs. Evelyn Roberson
Mrs. Gladys Jacobs
Mrs. Madgie Jamar
Ms. Marjorie Ewing
Mrs. Cora King
Ms. Theresa Hope
Mrs. Zena Love Hill
Mr. Carl Bradley
Mrs. Barbara Baker
Mr. Bobby Readus
Mrs. Ollie Gilliam
Pastor Ruth J. Smith
Mrs. Sara M. Bradley
Mrs. Carla Larry
Mrs. Marion Hall
Community Information
https://www.huntsvillehospital.org/community-events/news-publications/item/a-message-from-physicians-regarding-COVID-19?fbclid=IwAR2Fgv4JZXKNKgX3Vbj3kcG7QGxvHUbq-jG4xJITMMtdvxLcdZ2Lspmm-jA
Words of Encouragement
A Note From Pastor Cowser
“Do You Have a Testimony?”“You planned something bad for me, but God produced something good from it, in order to save the lives of many people, just as he’s doing today.” –Genesis 50:19 (CEB) One of the most powerful moments in life is when you realize that everything you’ve been through has shaped you into the person that you are today. The good and the bad; the pretty and the ugly; the joy and the sorrow. Each of us has a choice to either use our experience to push us into our destiny, or let it hinder us from all that God has in store for us. After many years of trials and tribulations, Joseph tells his brothers, who had mistreated him and left him for dead, “You planned something bad for me, but God produced something good from it in order to save the lives of many people” (Genesis 50:19). Their father, Jacob, had died and Joseph’s brothers began to worry if he was going to remember all the terrible things that they had done to him. I’m sure it took lots of prayers and a significant amount of time for Joseph to get to a place in his life where he could forgive his brothers and not hold on to the pain of his earlier years. I imagine Joseph telling his brothers: “You hurt me, but I’ve reached a place in my life where none of that really matters to me anymore. I’ve matured enough and Godly enough to take the good with the bad!” Simply put, Joseph was able to rely on the strength of God to use his story as a testimony of God’s goodness for himself and the sake of others. I don’t know what you’ve gone through in your life or even who may have hurt you in the past, but I’m a living witness that God specializes in taking dead situations and turning them into glorious resurrections! It may take lots of prayers and a bit of time, but just hold on a little while longer and let God lead the way. My prayer is that God will strengthen us, as we take the sum of our lives, lift them before him, and use them as a testimony to the world. Blessings, Pastor Cowser
Worship Celebration
August 8, 2021
Join us for our Men’s Day Worship Celebration at 11:00 a.m. In-Person, or via Facebook Live on the Center Grove United Methodist Church Facebook page.
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFfMEFeWdt294sXw_EOH7jA
Church Website: http://centergroveumc.org/
Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/event/51681
To register for the Walking With Nehemiah weekly Bible Study, please email the Center Grove Church office at church.office@centergroveumc.org, scan the QR Code on the flyer, or click the Registration Form Link https://bit.ly/walkingwithnehemiah
Remember The Sick & Home-bound
Mrs. Evelyn Roberson
Mrs. Gladys Jacobs
Mrs. Madgie Jamar
Ms. Marjorie Ewing
Mrs. Cora King
Ms. Theresa Hope
Mrs. Zena Love Hill
Mr. Carl Bradley
Mrs. Barbara Baker
Mr. Bobby Readus
Mrs. Ollie Gilliam
Pastor Ruth J. Smith
Mrs. Sara M. Bradley
Mrs. Carla Larry
Mrs. Marion Hall
Community Information
https://www.huntsvillehospital.org/community-events/news-publications/item/a-message-from-physicians-regarding-COVID-19?fbclid=IwAR2Fgv4JZXKNKgX3Vbj3kcG7QGxvHUbq-jG4xJITMMtdvxLcdZ2Lspmm-jA
Words of Encouragement
To register for the Walking With Nehemiah weekly Bible Study, please email the Center Grove Church office at church.office@centergroveumc.org, scan the QR Code on the flyer, or click the Registration Form Link https://bit.ly/walkingwithnehemiah
