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BARTLETT CHAPEL SUNDAY MESSAGE TITLES:
- Mar 14 - Jesus or Barabbas
- Mar. 21 – Torture & Humiliation
- Mar. 28 – The Crucifixion
- Apr. 4 – Victorious!
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BLACK HISTORY MONTH CELEBRATION / FUND RAISER
St. Luke United Methodist Church, Barnes United Methodist Church, and
several other local churches, plan a joint Black History Month Music
Festival to raise funds for the faith-based Barnes’ Community Center,
which sponsors a variety of evening and weekend activities for inner-city
youth, teens and young adults. The event features top nationally-known
vocalists including; gospel recording artist Lamar Campbell, mass choirs,
and other Christian artists. Barnes United Methodist Church is one of
several churches in Bartlett Chapel’s cluster group.
The Black History Month Music Festival will start at 6 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 28
at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church, 100 West 86th Street, Indianapolis.
Tickets are $8 in advance for adults and $4 for children ages 8 to 17.
Children 7 and younger are free. At-the-door tickets are $10 for adults and
$5 for children. Tickets may be purchased online at www.stlukesumc.
com. For more information, contact Pat Johns or Janice Crowe at Barnes
at 923-9197.
MISSIONARY LEN DEVAISHER - MAR 21st @ 6:45 PM
Len will share the story of his calling, God’s provisions, and God’s heart
for the nations of Africa when he speaks at Bartlett Chapel, 4396 E. Main
St., at 6:45 p.m., Sunday, March 21. Len has previously worked as a senior
vice president of a bank and part-time pastor.
Len, his wife, and their two young children will be leaving at the end of
March to serve in Africa with Young Life, a ministry committed to
introducing young people to Jesus Christ and helping them grow in their
faith (www.younglife.org). Len is the son of the Rev. Karen E. Devaisher,
senior pastor at Avon United Methodist Church.
Join Bartlett Chapel for this special evening to hear how this family of four
answered God’s call into the mission field.
The event is free and will take place in the church’s multi-purpose room.
For more information, call Bartlett Chapel at (317) 745-2504.
BARTLETT WOMEN'S SOCIETY (BWS) MEETING - MAR 11 @
10:00 AM
BWS will be meeting at the church to discuss upcoming charitable work
and other business.
PRAYER SHAWLS
The UMW will be collecting hand crafted Prayer Shawls and Baby blankets
for the Assembly in St. Louis, Mo the last of April. Anyone is welcome to
make one. The dimensions are in the UMW case in the Narthex. These
will be dedicated and passed out to mission institutions for individuals in
physical or spiritual need of comfort and healing.
UMW DINNER THEATRE
On Saturday, April 17th @ 6:20 PM, the UMW will be hosting a dinner
theatre here in our own Multi-purpose room. The meal will be catered from
Fazolie’s with appetizers and desserts furnished by the UMW ladies. The
menu will feature appetizers, garden salad, spaghetti with meat sauce,
bread sticks, dessert and drinks.
The play will be Murder, Mayhem, and Marshmallow Salad by Shelly
Sellepack which will be “Produced by special arrangement with
Contemporary Drama Service.” It will feature our own talented Bartlett
Chapel people. Tickets will go on sale January 24th. They will be available
either in the Narthex Sunday morning or the Church office during the week
until the first ofApril. They will be $10.00 a person. It will be advance sale
only as we need the count for the catering.
SENIOR LUNCHEON SERIES - MAR 10th @ 11:30 AM @
DAVE'S PIZZA
All seniors are invited to the monthly Senior Luncheon at Dave’s Pizza on
the west edge of Danville. Any ‘Senior’ available during the day at
lunchtime is cordially invited to join us for lunch and fellowship.
Please contact Bobby Crawford 272-0169 if you have any questions.
St. Luke United Methodist Church, Barnes United Methodist Church, and
several other local churches, plan a joint Black History Month Music
Festival to raise funds for the faith-based Barnes’ Community Center,
which sponsors a variety of evening and weekend activities for inner-city
youth, teens and young adults. The event features top nationally-known
vocalists including; gospel recording artist Lamar Campbell, mass choirs,
and other Christian artists. Barnes United Methodist Church is one of
several churches in Bartlett Chapel’s cluster group.
The Black History Month Music Festival will start at 6 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 28
at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church, 100 West 86th Street, Indianapolis.
Tickets are $8 in advance for adults and $4 for children ages 8 to 17.
Children 7 and younger are free. At-the-door tickets are $10 for adults and
$5 for children. Tickets may be purchased online at www.stlukesumc.
com. For more information, contact Pat Johns or Janice Crowe at Barnes
at 923-9197.
MISSIONARY LEN DEVAISHER - MAR 21st @ 6:45 PM
Len will share the story of his calling, God’s provisions, and God’s heart
for the nations of Africa when he speaks at Bartlett Chapel, 4396 E. Main
St., at 6:45 p.m., Sunday, March 21. Len has previously worked as a senior
vice president of a bank and part-time pastor.
Len, his wife, and their two young children will be leaving at the end of
March to serve in Africa with Young Life, a ministry committed to
introducing young people to Jesus Christ and helping them grow in their
faith (www.younglife.org). Len is the son of the Rev. Karen E. Devaisher,
senior pastor at Avon United Methodist Church.
Join Bartlett Chapel for this special evening to hear how this family of four
answered God’s call into the mission field.
The event is free and will take place in the church’s multi-purpose room.
For more information, call Bartlett Chapel at (317) 745-2504.
BARTLETT WOMEN'S SOCIETY (BWS) MEETING - MAR 11 @
10:00 AM
BWS will be meeting at the church to discuss upcoming charitable work
and other business.
PRAYER SHAWLS
The UMW will be collecting hand crafted Prayer Shawls and Baby blankets
for the Assembly in St. Louis, Mo the last of April. Anyone is welcome to
make one. The dimensions are in the UMW case in the Narthex. These
will be dedicated and passed out to mission institutions for individuals in
physical or spiritual need of comfort and healing.
UMW DINNER THEATRE
On Saturday, April 17th @ 6:20 PM, the UMW will be hosting a dinner
theatre here in our own Multi-purpose room. The meal will be catered from
Fazolie’s with appetizers and desserts furnished by the UMW ladies. The
menu will feature appetizers, garden salad, spaghetti with meat sauce,
bread sticks, dessert and drinks.
The play will be Murder, Mayhem, and Marshmallow Salad by Shelly
Sellepack which will be “Produced by special arrangement with
Contemporary Drama Service.” It will feature our own talented Bartlett
Chapel people. Tickets will go on sale January 24th. They will be available
either in the Narthex Sunday morning or the Church office during the week
until the first ofApril. They will be $10.00 a person. It will be advance sale
only as we need the count for the catering.
SENIOR LUNCHEON SERIES - MAR 10th @ 11:30 AM @
DAVE'S PIZZA
All seniors are invited to the monthly Senior Luncheon at Dave’s Pizza on
the west edge of Danville. Any ‘Senior’ available during the day at
lunchtime is cordially invited to join us for lunch and fellowship.
Please contact Bobby Crawford 272-0169 if you have any questions.
BARTLETT CHAPEL CLUSTER GROUP LENTEN BREAKFASTS
The traditional Lenten Breakfast series, a time for fellowship and devotion
during Lent, will be as follows for our cluster group. The event is for both
men and women.
Lenten breakfast series @ 7:00 am:
BARTLETT CHAPEL WILL CELEBRATE IT'S 150th
ANNIVERSARY ON APRIL 11, 2010
That Sunday we will be celebrating our anniversary with guest speaker –
Bishop Mike Coyner and guest singer - from Nashville, TN. our own JULI
MANERS. Juli now sings Gospel Music, has Cd's and she's excited to
have been asked to return to Bartlett on this special day.
MISSION OPPORTUNITY
Nicole Trauschke, a student at Palm Beach Atlantic University in West
Palm Beach, FL is planning to go on a mission trip to the Philippines in
May of 2010. She especially asks for your prayers not only for herself but
the team and missionaries already serving in the Philippines. If anyone
would like to take the opportunity to support her financially, please see the
letter from Nicole on the bulletin board across from the office for more
information.
Wednesday Night Meal - An Opportunity to Serve
Every Wednesday night that JAM meets there is a meal served in the
basement fellowship hall from 5:30 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. This meal is open
to anyone who wants to come and eat. If you cannot come and want a
meal, someone can come and pick up one for you or you can call and we
will arrange for someone to deliver it to you. We try to plan hearty simple
meals that both children and adults will like. We try to keep the cost down
and usually have the dessert (cookies or cupcakes donated). Our
suggested donation amount is $5.00 per family or $2.00 per person
unless you feel generous and want to help cover someone who may not
be able to pay that much. We realize that this may be an alternative to
more expensive fast food for some families, teens, and JAM workers as
well as an opportunity for some of our shut ends to get a hot meal or
seniors to have a hot meal and fellowship with church friends.
The preparation, serving and clean up are all done by volunteers. If you
would like to serve your fellow church members in this way, please call
Beverly at the church office, 745-2504, and let her know what you would
like to do. The desserts are usually cookies or cupcakes and can be made
ahead and frozen or made and brought ahead. We just need to know if
you plan to bring them so we know what we have. Volunteers can be men
or women. We are looking forward to getting to know some new workers
in Christ.
The traditional Lenten Breakfast series, a time for fellowship and devotion
during Lent, will be as follows for our cluster group. The event is for both
men and women.
Lenten breakfast series @ 7:00 am:
- March 6 – Barnes United Methodist Church, 900 West 30th Street,
Indianapolis - March 13 – North Salem United Methodist Church, 207 E. Pearl St.,
North Salem - March 20 – Plainfield United Methodist Church, 600 Simmons
Street, Plainfield - March 27 – Avon United Methodist Church, 6850 U.S. 36, Avon
BARTLETT CHAPEL WILL CELEBRATE IT'S 150th
ANNIVERSARY ON APRIL 11, 2010
That Sunday we will be celebrating our anniversary with guest speaker –
Bishop Mike Coyner and guest singer - from Nashville, TN. our own JULI
MANERS. Juli now sings Gospel Music, has Cd's and she's excited to
have been asked to return to Bartlett on this special day.
MISSION OPPORTUNITY
Nicole Trauschke, a student at Palm Beach Atlantic University in West
Palm Beach, FL is planning to go on a mission trip to the Philippines in
May of 2010. She especially asks for your prayers not only for herself but
the team and missionaries already serving in the Philippines. If anyone
would like to take the opportunity to support her financially, please see the
letter from Nicole on the bulletin board across from the office for more
information.
Wednesday Night Meal - An Opportunity to Serve
Every Wednesday night that JAM meets there is a meal served in the
basement fellowship hall from 5:30 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. This meal is open
to anyone who wants to come and eat. If you cannot come and want a
meal, someone can come and pick up one for you or you can call and we
will arrange for someone to deliver it to you. We try to plan hearty simple
meals that both children and adults will like. We try to keep the cost down
and usually have the dessert (cookies or cupcakes donated). Our
suggested donation amount is $5.00 per family or $2.00 per person
unless you feel generous and want to help cover someone who may not
be able to pay that much. We realize that this may be an alternative to
more expensive fast food for some families, teens, and JAM workers as
well as an opportunity for some of our shut ends to get a hot meal or
seniors to have a hot meal and fellowship with church friends.
The preparation, serving and clean up are all done by volunteers. If you
would like to serve your fellow church members in this way, please call
Beverly at the church office, 745-2504, and let her know what you would
like to do. The desserts are usually cookies or cupcakes and can be made
ahead and frozen or made and brought ahead. We just need to know if
you plan to bring them so we know what we have. Volunteers can be men
or women. We are looking forward to getting to know some new workers
in Christ.