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General Contacts:
Jennifer Ford (to get general information) [email protected].
Pastoral Resource: Rev. Nicole
[email protected]
Brigette’s Place
Michelle Mohr, Maureen Reardon
Ron Shippee
[email protected]
Jesus said, “The Spirit of the Lord is upon
me, because he has anointed me to bring
good news to the poor.
He has sent me to proclaim release to the
captives and recovery of sight to the blind,
to let the oppressed go free,
to proclaim the year of the Lord’s favor.”
Luke 4:18-19
Severna Park United Methodist
Church.
Sandy Cuzzart, Norma Graber
[email protected]
Christian Foundation for Children and Aging
“I tell you the truth, whatever you
Bob Geissler
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did for one of the least of these my
Heaven’s Kitchen
brothers and sisters, you did for
Barry James, Katherine Nutile
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me”–Matthew 25:40
Prison Ministry
Reid Reininger, Helen White
[email protected]
SPAN
Karen Myers
Winter Relief/ Arundel House of Hope
Carolyn Heim
[email protected]
Volunteers in Mission
Mel Merritt and Patty Coman
[email protected]
Faith”
Missions Ministries of
Backpack Buddies
[email protected]
“Go Out in
Severna Park United Methodist Church
731 Benfield Rd. Severna Park, MD 21146
410-987-4700
www.severnaparkumc.org
We believe that everyone is called and
capable of serving others in Christ’s name!
Our mission is “go out in faith” as we follow Christ’s call to be in ministry alongside the least of these amongst us.
How can you get involved in missions
at SPUMC?
Learn – Read more about Jesus’ call for all
Disciples to serve and love one another. Talk to
members of our missions team about the needs of
those we are serving. Research the issues we are
working to address.
Pray- Pray for our congregation, leaders, and
volunteers as we listen for where God is calling us
to serve. Pray for all of the participants on mission trips and projects. Pray for those we are
building relationships with through service.
Give – Give tangible items or financial gifts to
the many mission projects at SPUMC. Without
these gifts it would not be possible to serve others
in Christ’s name.
Go-
Step out in faith, and possibly out of your
comfort zone, and participate in an SPUMC mission project or trip! When you serve others you
not only help those in need, but you will also be
transformed by Christ’s presence!
Lead- Pray about volunteering to be a leader.
Remember that leadership comes in many forms:
serving on committees, organizing trips and projects, witnessing to the congregation, researching
new mission opportunities, and overseeing administrative tasks.
If you would like to get more involved or learn
more contact Jennifer Ford at:
[email protected]. She will help connect
you to a mission at SPUMC. If you know
which mission you are interested in contact the
leader directly (see next page for contacts).
Current Mission Projects
* Appalachian Service Project (ASP)- Youth
and Adults work to repair homes in the Appalachian region while forming meaningful relationships
with the families.
* Backpack Buddies– Help feed local school
children who lack adequate food during the holidays and weekends.
* Change the World Missions Sunday– Join our
entire congregation each fall for a Sunday full of
hands on mission projects that transform our world
in Christ’s name.
* Christian Foundation for Children and Aging
Support a child or aging person in Guatemala.
* Heaven’s Kitchen– Meal and clothing the 4th
Saturday of every month, 10-3 in Brooklyn, MD.
*Serving People Across Neighborhoods
(SPAN)- Br ing in food to stock our local pantr y
or volunteer at SPAN’s office for community services.
* Quilting and Prayer Shawl– Knit a prayer
shawl for someone who is ill or help make a quilt
for a needy family.
* Brigette’s House on Wilkens Ave - J oin a
team doing street outreach to women who work
and live on Wilkens Ave in Baltimore. Help prepare hot meals and welcome guests to our Wilkens
Ave ministry home.
* United Methodist Volunteers in Mission
(VIM)- Go on a national or inter national mission trip! The proceeds of our church garage sale
support each trip.
* Winter Relief and AHOH– help host men and
women at SPUMC who are in need of warm shelter during the winter. Also, partner with the Arundel House of Hope year round to lead Bible studies, support the clothing ministry and much more.
* Prison Ministry- J oin a team that does an
Emmaus spiritual retreat weekend inside the prison, or mentor an inmate, there are also opportunities for artists and kids art to be used for Kairos.