Anchor Park United Methodist Women "The organized unit of United Methodist Women shall be a community of women whose PURPOSE is to know God and to experience freedom as whole persons through Jesus Christ; to develop a creative, supportive fellowship; and to expand concepts of mission through participation in the global ministries of the church."
Membership in United Methodist Women is open to all women who seek to be a part of a supportive community committed to the UMW PURPOSE. Members may participate in one of our small group circles or, if unable to participate that way, may be members-at-large. Our circles have varied meeting times that provide opportunities for women with different schedules. There are over a million members of United Methodist Women worldwide.
Membership in United Methodist Women is open to all women who seek to be a part of a supportive community committed to the UMW PURPOSE. Members may participate in one of our small group circles or, if unable to participate that way, may be members-at-large. Our circles have varied meeting times that provide opportunities for women with different schedules. There are over a million members of United Methodist Women worldwide.
CIRCLES
Circles are small special fellowship groups within the larger umbrella of United Methodist Women. Women can choose to be involved in one circle or in more than one. The Potlatch Circle meets on a Sunday directly after worship service for a delicious meal and a program or project. For dates please refer to the Mini Link or Calendar. UMW The Forget-me-not Circle Noon on the 3rd Wednesday of each month. Bring a brown-bag lunch to enjoy during fellowship. All women, whether Anchor Park members or not, are invited to UMW activities. **Some month's dates may change so please check the calendar on the website or call the church office to verify that month's meeting dates and times.** |
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READING PROGRAM
The United Methodist Women prints a flyer each year listing books under the categories of Spiritual Growth, Education for Mission, Nurturing for Community, and Social Action. There are four Reading Plans: Plan 1 requires reading 4 books during the year, one from each category, as well as reading Response Magazine. Plan 2 requires 10 books; Plan 3, 15 books, Plan 4, 20 books. Books must be chosen from the UMW Reading Lists. You can download current reading lists on the UMW Reading Program Resources page.
MISSIONS and SERVICE
Through our pledges and fund-raising projects, our UMW unit supports the missions of the United Methodist Church that focus on social concerns involving women and children at local, national, and international levels. Through the proceeds of our annual Holiday Lunch and Craft Auction, donations are given to different non-profit organizations. At every Christmas meeting, items needed by non-profit organizations are collected.
The United Methodist Women prints a flyer each year listing books under the categories of Spiritual Growth, Education for Mission, Nurturing for Community, and Social Action. There are four Reading Plans: Plan 1 requires reading 4 books during the year, one from each category, as well as reading Response Magazine. Plan 2 requires 10 books; Plan 3, 15 books, Plan 4, 20 books. Books must be chosen from the UMW Reading Lists. You can download current reading lists on the UMW Reading Program Resources page.
MISSIONS and SERVICE
Through our pledges and fund-raising projects, our UMW unit supports the missions of the United Methodist Church that focus on social concerns involving women and children at local, national, and international levels. Through the proceeds of our annual Holiday Lunch and Craft Auction, donations are given to different non-profit organizations. At every Christmas meeting, items needed by non-profit organizations are collected.
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