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Adult Groups and Ministries at AUMC are as varied as they are rich in offering opportunities in learning and serving. Adult Discipleship Get involved with a group of people who are exploring faith, asking questions and finding meaning and purpose in Christian Discipleship. Click here for details. Adult Bible Studies Join one of the unique groups who gather on Sunday to learn, share experiences and discuss the Bible. AUMC has 5 different groups to choose from. One is sure to fit like a glove. Aldersgate: Room 116 (Library) - Age range 39-99
Crossroads: Room 204 - Ages 30s-early 50s
Faithseekers: Room 205 - Ages are full range
Good News: Room 202 - 20s to retirees
Passages: Room 203 - varied age group Body Recall An exercise group that meets several times throughout the year to keep their bodies as fit as their spirits. More info. Jetsetters This group plans different activities throughout the year, meets for lunches and most recently took a trip to Schulenberg, Texas for a tour of the famous painted churches. Read more. Men's Breakfast Group All men are welcome to meet on Friday mornings for breakfast at 6:30 a.m. The current location is McDonalds, located at Westheimer and Dairy Ashford. Mission Trips Members of our church family have traveled all over the world to help communities in need. Explore the available opportunities and consider contributing your time and talents on a mission trip. For more information, call the church office at 281-497-1146. Women's Celebration Ministry The intercessory prayer team meets every third Sunday. Join women in prayer as we ask God to fill us with his power to serve his people in ministry and the nation at large. Learn more. Women's Quilt Group Each year, the Women's Quilt Group creates a stunning quilt that everyone has a chance to win in a benefit raffle. Learn more.
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Thursday, 28 January 2010 00:00 |
Ashford Friends’ Dinner For Eight (D48)Ashford Friends’ is a ministry open to all members of the congregation. Our purpose is to strengthen friendships at Ashford United Methodist Church. Dinner for Eight (D48) is just one way to strengthen friendships. New groups of Dinner for Eight are forming NOW! for a February kick-off. Dinner for Eight is an Ashford Friends' ministry to make new friendships with Ashford people outside of the church walls. The groups meet monthly for 4 months for dinner and conversation. Participation requires no cooking ability or even room to host eight people. Eating out is acceptable. Questions and Answers: Q: How does Dinner for Eight work?
A: Simply sign-up using the form provided for you & your spouse (if you have one). You’ll then be randomly placed with others & the group of eight will be set. A Leader will be selected from the group & will call all the other members, telling them how to get to their house for dinner. During dinner, the group will agree on a schedule of whose house to go to for the next month. The group can be as creative as they choose in the setting and meals they enjoy. It is suggested that non-alcoholic beverages are served. |
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Monday, 22 June 2009 20:20 |
† JOB BOARD AT ASHFORD UMCNeed a job? Have a job that needs doing? Check out the for posting and links. The Online Job Board will contain links to professional jobs from sources outside
the church. All other jobs will be posted on the Job Board near the Fellowship Hall
to keep your information current. Bring your info to the church office to have it posted:
or send it in by email to:
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Include: Name * Contact Info * Brief details about job Postings will be taken down after 30 days unless otherwise indicated. |
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FAITH PARTNERS - Addiction Awareness Ministry Mission: We provide a confidential, safe, non-judgmental and loving environment supporting and educating our congregation and local community about addictions This ministry consists of a small group of lay people who work together to provide alcohol and other drug awareness, education, and addiction recovery support to children, youth, and adults served by the congregation. The team creates a ministry of presence, available to those reaching out for help or needing information. Ashford's Faith Partners team will network with local, state and national recovery resources. If you are drawn to this ministry but just aren’t sure what level you’d like to be involved, contact
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“every member in ministry” The “WE” Team is AUMC's Welcoming and Evangelism Ministry. Our goal is to meet, greet and welcome each person who walks through our doors and make sure you feel AUMC's message: You are welcome here!Our greeters, our ushers and the WE Team are all available to you for information. Contacts: Dale and Tami Head
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