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A place where the love of Jesus is alive! Welcome Home! Church Information
A place where the
love of Jesus is alive!
Sunday Worship Services
Traditional Worship: 8:30am & 11:00am in the Sanctuary
The Forge Modern Worship: 9:45am in the Faith Center
www.mumctex.org
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MONTGOMERY
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
A PLACE WHERE THE LOVE OF JESUS IS ALIVE
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
The love of Jesus Christ is alive at Montgomery United Methodist Church, and I am so glad
that this congregation has become your home. This is a place where we can grow, connect,
and serve God; so that we become a part of a plan that is larger than ourselves. This is a
congregation where you can become a part of larger vision: to be “a place where the love of
Jesus is alive.”
You will quickly discover opportunities to live out this mission through Bible studies, fellowship
groups, and outreach ministries. Our staff along with our lay leadership, look forward to helping
you find a place. I thank God for leading you to this church.
Welcome Home!
Pastor David Lindwall
Introducing our Pastors
Senior Pastor, David Lindwall
David is originally from Atlanta, GA and graduated from the University
of Georgia and Asbury Theological Seminary. He and his wife,
Stephanie have been married since June, 1986. They have four adult
children: Jack (Morgan); Grace; and twins, Hannah and McKinley (Will).
David worked 15 years in the chemical industry before answering God’s
call to pastoral ministry. Stephanie teaches science at Montgomery Jr.
High School. They lived in the Woodlands during the 90’s and their twins
were born at Herman Memorial Hospital, so moving to Montgomery
was like coming home! David and Stephanie enjoy spending time with their children, exercising,
reading, and watching college football.
Associate Pastor, Cabe Matthews
Cabe grew up north of Houston in the Klein area and has degrees from
The University of Texas at Austin, The Seattle School of Theology and
Psychology, and Southern Methodist University’s Perkins School of
Theology. Since 2016, Cabe has been married to Stephanie Coleman, a
professor of psychology at University of Houston-Downtown. In 2019,
God blessed them with their first child, Anna June Matthews.
Cabe loves drinking good coffee and cooking complicated recipes – but
his favorite food is probably breakfast tacos. When he is not at church or in the kitchen, you will
most likely find him reading a book, writing, or trying to make his daughter laugh. In addition to
his other responsibilities at MUMC, Cabe leads The Forge, our modern worship service at 9:45
am on Sunday mornings.
Associate Pastor, Nancy Kellond
Rev. Nancy Kellond has served many United Methodist churches as
pastor in the Houston area. She is currently at MUMC working in
pastoral care and nurturing ministry. Nancy taught Spiritual Formation
at Perkins School of Theology and was a mentoring pastor to seminary
students. She served the United Methodist Church worldwide as a
delegate to General Conference, and has participated in many mission
trips including Africa, Haiti and Mexico.
Nancy enjoys teaching, writing, preaching, and leading retreats. She is a facilitator of the
Conference Ministry called “Unleashed” for lay persons who want to further explore God’s call
in their lives. She is an artist and enjoys traveling with her husband Bill and visiting their seven
grandchildren.
The Meaning of Church Membership “We have many parts in one body, but the parts don’t all have the same function. In the same way, though there are many of us, we are one body in Christ, and individually we belong to each other.” Romans 12:4-5 CEB “You are the body of Christ and parts of each other.” 1 Corinthians 12:27 CEB Church membership is not like membership in a club, it is more like membership in a body. Clubs exist to serve their members, but the members of our bodies (arms, eyes, feet, noses, etc.) work together toward a common goal: furthering the life of the body. When the body is healthy, the members will be healthy too -we all need each other in the Body of Christ to be able to “Grow in Christ and Share His Love” together! The Church all around the world is the Body of Christ; MUMC is just one little local part of that. If God is calling you to be a member of this local body, we’re going to ask you to make a commitment to support it with your Prayers, Presence, Gifts, Service, and Witness, so that the body can thrive! Prayers - Prayer is the way that Christians talk to God. In prayer we put the things that we care about at God’s feet, and we ask God to help us to care more deeply about the things that He cares about. As a member of MUMC, we ask you to commit to pray daily: pray for one another and pray for the world on behalf of the church. Presence - Christians don’t follow Jesus alone; we gather together and follow Him as a community. As a member of MUMC, we ask you to commit to be present in Sunday worship at least 90% of the time when you are in town. We also ask you to commit to regularly attend some kind of discipleship group (community group and/or Sunday school). Gifts - Christians are called to live generously: since we serve a God who has been so generous with us we can always afford to be generous with others. As a member of MUMC we ask you to commit to tithing 10% of your income in support of the ministries of the church, and we ask you to live generously toward the poor and those in need. If you are not in a position to tithe 10% at this point, we ask that you submit a giving pledge and regularly give as you are able, with the hope that you are working your way toward a tithe. Service - As Christians, we don’t live for ourselves. God has given each of us what we call Spiritual Gifts. These are gifts given by the Holy Spirit such as service, teaching, leadership, and prophecy that we are called to use in the service of the Body of Christ and for the furthering of its mission in the world. As a member of MUMC we ask you to commit to find a way to use your Spiritual Gifts -whatever they might be –to serve at least one ministry of the church, and we invite you to also use your gifts to serve through your regular day to day life on behalf of the church. Witness - Christians serve a God who wants everyone to know His love. God came to the world in Jesus Christ to make that love available to us, and as members of the Body of Christ we are an extension of God’s offer of His great love for the whole world. As a member of MUMC we ask you to commit to live your everyday life in your job, at home, at school, and everywhere you go as an ambassador of God’s love and to evaluate at least once a week how you are growing in Christ’s love, especially for people you have a hard time loving.
Our Beliefs United Methodists share a common heritage with all Christians. According to our foundational statement of beliefs in The Book of Discipline, we share the following basic affirmations in common with all Christian communities: Trinity - We believe in one God in three persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. God is loving, and He makes known to us His love and grace. Creation - God created the world and all that is in it. God is sovereign; that is, God is the ruler of the universe. Jesus - Jesus was human. He lived as a man and died when he was crucified. Jesus is divine. He is the Son of God. God raised Jesus from the dead, and the risen Christ lives today. Jesus is our Savior. In Christ we receive abundant life and forgiveness of sins. Jesus is our Lord, and we are called to pattern our lives after his. The Holy Spirit - The Holy Spirit is God with us. The Holy Spirit comforts us when we are in need and convicts us when we stray from God. The Holy Spirit awakens us to God’s will and empowers us to live obediently. Human Beings - God created human beings in God’s image, but humans can choose to accept or reject a relationship with God. All humans need to be in relationship with God in order to be fully human. The Church - The church is the body of Christ, an extension of Christ’s life and ministry in the world today. The mission of the church is to make disciples of Jesus Christ. The church is “the communion of saints,” a community made up of all past, present, and future disciples of Christ. The church is called to worship God and to support those who participate in its life as they grow in faith. The Bible - The Bible is God’s Word. The Bible is the primary authority for our faith and practice. Christians need to know and study the Old Testament and the New Testament. The Reign of God - The kingdom or reign of God is both a present reality and future hope. Wherever God’s will is done, the kingdom or reign of God is present. The reign of God is both personal and social. With many other Protestants, we recognize also the two sacraments in which Christ himself participated: Baptism and the Lord’s Supper.
How the Methodist church works Texas Annual Conference: Governs all churches in East and Southeast Texas. Central North District: Governs churches more local to Montgomery & Conroe. Local Church (Montgomery UMC): Our local church is governed by these administrative committees: The Administrative Council: The administrative council oversees all the programming of the church. It meets monthly to review activities of the church and provide oversight of the overall church. This is a group of most of the chairpersons of committees in the church. Staff Parish Relations Committee This committee is the HR department of the church. They are responsible for the oversight of the staff and pastors in the church. Trustees The Trustees are responsible for the church facilities and property of the church. They are primary contract signers, work with insurance and function as the church building administrators of the property. Finance The purpose of the Montgomery United Methodist Church Finance Committee is based on the biblical mandate of stewardship and the meaning of being a good steward. We start with the understanding that there is no “my money” or “church money”. It is all God’s measure with which the church and its representatives are entrusted as stewards. Stewards do not own the money; they manage it responsibly and prudently. The Committee is charged with this important job. Lay Leadership This committee nominates church members to other administrative committees and positions. These positions are approved at the annual charge conference of the church.
General MUMC Church Info Office Hours: The church office is open Monday - Thursday, 9:00am - 5:00pm To submit a prayer request: If you have a prayer need, you can call the office at 936-597-6862, email the office at mumc@mumctex.org or text it to 936-587-6862. Please let us know if you would like your concern shared with the congregation or a pastor to contact you. To access the church directory: The church directory is for members and is online. Visit members.instantchurchdirectory.com to create an account with the email address provided when you joined the church. To request a room for a meeting or event: To get your event on the church calendar, please contact Melinda Young at 936-597-6162, melinda@mumctex.org or click the link on the calendar page of the church website. Please let her know the day, time, room(s) requested and what they are to be used for. Also, please let her know the contact person for the event. To request childcare for an event: If your event needs nursery, please contact Nicole Torrez, ntorrez@mumctex.org to schedule. To request something in the bulletin or messenger: First, please make sure your event is on the calendar. Send an email to Michelle Dabney, michelle@mumctex.org & Melinda Young, melinda@mumctex.org to have your event advertised in the weekly communications.
The Vision of Montgomery United Methodist Church is to be:
“A place where the love of Jesus is alive”.
We work toward this goal using our core values in the ways we connect, grow and serve
our church and community.Families
Family Ministries: Family Ministries provides various events and resources to help
families become centers of faith formation. We hope to help families achieve a better
quality of life in a physical, emotional, and spiritual sense. From birth to grandparents
and in between, Family Ministries has a place for you!
Events: Throughout the year Family Ministries host events to help our families grow
together as a community with Christ as the center. Events include: Church Picnics,
Advent Festivals, Family Retreats, Luncheons, Bingo Nights, Movie Nights, Game
Nights, Splash Days, and Service Opportunities. We are always looking for volunteers
to assist in planning, setting up, cleaning up, or sharing special talents at events (crafting,
balloon art, painting, cooking, game coordinating, etc…)
Tiny Toes Ministry: Provides a welcome gift with mentor support and guidance for
new and expecting mother’s. Please contact us if you know anyone who would benefit
from this ministry.
Faith Walkers: A group of individuals who exercise in the comfort of the Faith
Center. Come walk with us on Monday and Wednesdays between 2:30-3:30 pm. All ages
and abilities are welcome!
www.mumctex.org/family
familyministry@mumctex.org
E 5:21 Ministries is a ministry for married couples, whether you’ve been married 1 day
or 100 years, we want you to join us!
Marriage Studies are hosted on Friday evenings at various points throughout the school
year, as well as other couples events like date nights in conjunction with Kids Min for
childcare. Couples can have a night out or playing games with other couples.
www.e521.org
nicole@e521.org; jacob@e521.orgStudents
Our Student Ministry serves all youth 6th - 12th grade. It is a community of
unstoppable individuals running full-speed together towards all that God has for them.
We are teaching our youth how to live a life that reflects the values, principles and truth
of the Bible. We are building a generation who are ready to go out and spread the
Gospel. We want them to Be Different instead of just talking about it. We have the
privilege to run along side these amazing students, sharing our faith, doubts, questions
and the love of Christ. Our desire is for our students to thrive in a healthy community
and grow with one another.
Wednesdays:
• Bible Study: 5:00 - 7:30pm - A weekly Bible study during the school year. Students
are split by age (6-8th & 9-12th grades) Join us in the middle of the week to hang
out, worship and study the Bible, with a community of Junior High and High School
Students. The Den is an atmosphere for students to encounter Christ and allow them
to grow deeper in their relationship with God and each other as a community of
believers. Tackling scripture, spiritual truths and how the word of God impacts our
lives and culture.
Sundays:
• Sunday School: 9:45am or 11:00am
www.facebook.com/mtxstudents
@MTXStudents
@mtxstudents
www.mtxstudents.comKids Min
MUMC Kids strives to create a safe environment that engages children through song,
bible stories, and crafts so they feel encouraged to ask questions and learn to have
passion for loving and serving Jesus. Children are precious and they play an important
role in the church. Their abundance of energy and joy encourages the congregation to
be filled with excitement to explore our faith and find ways to become involved in the
community and share the love of God.
With open arms, we welcome all children to attend the programs offered at MUMC.
We can’t wait to meet you! Feel free to call or stop by for more information.
Wednesdays:
• Wednesday Wisdom: 5:30-5:45 - Pizza, 5:45 - 7:00pm - A weekly Bible study
during the school year. (3yrs - 5th grade). Nursery is available for children under 3
Sundays:
• Nursery: available for under 3 during worship.
• Sunday School: 9:45 & 11:00am
@mumckids
ntorrez@mumctex.org
facebook.com/MontgomeryUMCkids
We always need volunteers to help facilitate our kids ministry - rocking babies, cutting
out materials, teaching classes, etc. If you’d like to help or need info, please contact
Nicole Torrez.Tomorrow’s Promise Preschool
Tomorrow’s Promise Preschool is a faith based preschool program at Montgomery
UMC. Our classrooms are rich in opportunities that will lay the foundation for lifelong
learning. Our Program provides a nurturing community where children learn through
developmentally appropriate activities. Each student gains the knowledge and skills
necessary to cultivate the confidence for accomplishing new challenges.
We offer:
• Programs for ages 18 months - Pre-K (4&5 year olds)
• Low teacher to student ratios
• Weekly Chapel
• Developmentally Appropriate, Faith Based Curriculum
• Diversified lessons to meet the needs of each child
• 2, 3, & 4 day schedules available for each age group
• Outdoor Playground
• Indoor Play area
For inquiries, contact Michelle Rickman, 936-597-6862
www.mumctpp.com
mrickman@mumctex.org
www.facebook.com/tomorrowspromisepreschool
Tomorrow’s Promise Preschool would love volunteers to read in our classrooms (You
will have to agree to a background check).
We are also welcoming any garden help through the year. This includes the prayer garden.Adults Sunday Morning Small Group Opportunities:
Friendship - Meets Sundays at 9:45am in room 110
This is a Senior class who welcomes all. We value the history of our church, founded in 1838
at the Pond Street location, and some members attended there until the church moved to its
present location in 2006. The class is comprised of about 14 members, singles and couples. We
open with prayer and concerns, and use books and videos of well-known Christian authors.
We enjoy visiting with each other at the close of the lessons. Class contact is Ann Hastings
lehastings@juno.com
Lost & Found - Meets Sundays at 9:45am in room 207/208
This class consists primarily of retirees, who are active, involved in various church ministries,
and very social. Typical attendance is 60 – 70. Due to the large class size, we break into rotating
small groups outside of the Sunday School hour to get to know each other better. After opening
prayer and announcements, we have a lesson the group has selected with a video and books
by popular Christian authors. A cadre of class members volunteer to serve as facilitators. A
summary of key items from each session is emailed to all members. We study God’s Word and
seek His will in our lives, sharing the Good News with others, and supporting the church by our
prayers and stewardship. The class is led by Ron Gilbert: rong@bytel.com
Sojourners - Meets on Sundays at 9:45 in room 210.
This class is open to all ages and walks of life and is for anyone interested in beginning or
growing their relationship with Christ through study of the Bible. Devoted to fellowship and
discussion of topics and matters from biblical times to our world today. Typical class attendance
is around 25. Past studies have included: Sandra Richter’s “Epic of Eden”; Dr. Tony Evans’
“The Power of Knowing God”; and Matt Chandler’s “Psalm 119”.
Class contact: Candy Zibilske canzibilske@gmail.com
Three of a Kind - Meets on Sundays at 10:00 am via phone.
Three of a Kind class celebrates learning about God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit as three of a
kind. We are meeting by phone due to concerns about COVID. Just text your phone number
to 832-212-2600 and Deborah Geddes will pull you into class any Sunday at 10am. We are
currently studying ‘The Women of the Bible Speak’ by Shannon Bream. We welcome all. Class
contacts: Deborah Geddes, droberts11511@gmail.com
Multi-generational Class - Meets on Sunday at 9:45am in Room 205
This is a new class started in July 2021 that is still developing its’ membership and format. It has
no specific age-group target and is intended to achieve a high level of member participation and
ownership of lesson selections, class operations and leadership. Studies completed so far are
Tim Tebow’s “This is the Day” and Larry Osborne’s “Knowing God” - both from Right Now
Media. Attendance has been 15-20 with an age range from high school senior to grandparent.
The lessons have involved a short video on Christian living topics, followed by a significant
amount of lively class discussion. Future topics already selected include lessons from Right
Now Media on “How to Read the Bible” and “Two Roads”, and Adam Hamilton’s “Half
Truths”. We invite new members and current members who are not now attending Sunday
School to come give us a try.
Contacts are Rich Raun rraun60@gmail.com and Don Dillard dwdilla@sbcglobal.netWeek Day Small Group Opportunities:
Adults
Band of Brothers Men’s Bible Study: Mondays at 7:00am
Men who meet for coffee and great conversation.
Gene Hastings, lehastings@juno.com
Women of the Word: Mondays at 6:15pm
A Bible study for women who want to grow in their faith. Come 30 minutes early for social time.
(offered seasonally)
Moms Group: Wednesdays, 6:00pm, come early (5:30) for fellowship.
Drop your kids off with our Student Ministry or Children’s Ministry on Wednesday nights and
come dig into the Bible with us! (meets during the school year 6:00-7:00pm)
Morning Glories: 9:30am 2nd Wednesday of each month
This group of ladies meet each month in the Faith Center. They engage in social time and have
various speakers/activities each month. Contact: Susie Turner, 936-597-5077
Fishers of Men: 9:30am 2nd Wednesday of each month
This group of men meet each month in the Fellowship Room. They engage in fellowship and
Bible Study each month. Contact: Gene Hastings, lehastings@juno.com
Lunch & Learn & Evening Bible Studies:
Adult Bible Studies are offered periodically throughout the year during the lunch hour and in the
evening. These are usually a book study led by Pastor Cabe Matthews. Contact: Church office:
936-597-6162 or cabe@mumctex.org.
Vision of the Adult Education Council:
All MUMC members, both current and prospective, are connected in relationships with other
seekers in a life-long journey of spiritual growth.
RightNow Media
Our church has partnered with a group called RightNow Media to give you a gift. RightNow
Media is kind of like the Netflix of Christian Bible studies and video entertainment for
kids. There are thousands of videos that you are able to stream for your individual spiritual
enrichment, for your Discipleship Group or Sunday School class, or just for your family. And
because our church has an account with them, the service is totally free for you to use - no strings
attached.
Visit our website: www.mumctex.org/rightnow, to sign in or create a new account, and in just
a few minutes you will be up and running.Nurture Ministries At Montgomery UMC, our Nurture Ministry cares for our congregation in many ways:
Bereavement: Helps coordinate the reception and activities associated with a memorial or
funeral at the church as well as provides nourishment for those who are grieving at the loss of a
loved one
Bible Study/Communion/Worship: Takes communion and visits our shut-ins at local
homes. Contact: Joe Whisenant, jwmaud@aol.com.
Caring Ministers/Stephen Ministers: One-on-one confidential care through Christ,
Contact Beverly Bauer, beverlybr99@gmail.com
Confidential Care: Prays and sends cards to those needing extra support. Contact: Connie
Smith, connie@wascds.com
Grief Share: A 13 week program of love, help and understanding for those grieving. Contact:
Beverly Bauer, beverlybr99@gmail.com
Homebound/Card Ministry: Visitation and Telecare to homes, an assisted living facilities.
Cards are sent monthly. Special prayer requests are answered with cards. Contact: Linda
Kemnitz, glkemnitz@consolidated.net
Hospital/Hospice/Rehab Visitation Team: Visiting area homes, hospitals and rehab
facilities including downtown Medical Center. Contact: Pastor Nancy Kellond,
nancy@mumctex.org.
New Member Connections: This committee helps a new member integrate into our church.
On the day they join, a picture of the new member is taken, membership information is filled
out, ministry information is given and a meeting is scheduled with Pastor Nancy. They are
assigned a Mentor to invite them to small groups and connect them with ministries in which
they might have an interest. Contact Lucille Johnson, lucillejppj@aol.com.
Prayer Ministry: Prayers for all people, congregation, community, our county and world.
Contact: Connie Hoisington, conniehoisington42@yahoo.com
Soup Ministry: Provides hot meals to those needing food after surgery or other event..
Contact: Joy Frazier, joyfrazier500@gmail.com
Whatknots: Knitting, crochet, crafting for homebound, and others that need prayer blankets,
shawls or other forms of encouragement. Contact: Susan Levine, susanlevine76@gmail.com
If you are in need of someone to help you and walk with you through a difficult time, please
email or call Pastor Nancy at nancy@mumctex.org, or 936-597-6162
The Nurture Ministry has a special place for you. We welcome anyone who would like to join
our team and be a part of a heartfelt, all loving, and very busy ministry.At Montgomery UMC, we share His love. Here’s an overview of some of the Outreach
Outreach Ministries
ministries and Mission projects we participate in throughout the year.
AA: Weekly meetings are held Mondays, Wednesdays & Thursdays at 6pm. Contact: Carahan
Pullen, carenpullen@gmail.com
AlAnon: Weekly meetings are held on Tuesdays at 7pm and Thursdays at 6pm. Contact: Laurie
Ille, laurieille09@hotmail.com.
Angel Tree: We “adopt angels” from MISD to provide Christmas presents for these children.
Contact: Stephanie Lindwall, sdlindwall@gmail.com
The Carpenter’s Helpers: These volunteers repair homes and construct needs at no cost for
those who can’t afford the repairs. Contact: Tom Sheahan, trsheahan@suddenlink.net
Commit for Life Blood Drive: In conjunction with the Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center,
we host 4 blood drives annually. Contact: Dr. Bob Boyd, dogcatteeth@gmail.com
Children’s Clothes Closet: We accept Children’s clothes and provide them to the patrons
of our Food Pantry. Contct: Suzanne Lindsay, suznmi@aol.com
Family Promise: Periodically throughout the year, we are a host church, serving as a
home for homeless families. Contact:: Nellis Dye, nelliedye@reagan.com or Dave Martin,
dgeorgemart1n@gmail.com
Food Pantry: Our Pantry serves residents of Montgomery County and is open monthly on
the 1st & 3rd Friday and Saturday following. Contact: Larry Weisbrook, lfweisbrook@gmail.com
God’s Garage: Working with single mothers to become independent. Contact: Jill Chadwick,
lakeblueheron@gmail.com
Mexico Children’s Project: Each year, we collect toilet paper cores, stuff and wrap them to
send to children in Mexico for Christmas. Contact: Mike Landes, veritas@cebridge.net
MUMC Cookers: Our cookers provide food for disaster relief, or at the request of other
ministries, churches & communities. Contact: Steve Freeman, fresteve@gmail.com
National & International Missions: We have periodically hosted missionaries, taken
mission trips & supported missionaries around the world. We are partnered with a church in
the Dominican Republic through Compassion International. Contact: Aleta Doddema,
aleta_marie@yahoo.com
Upward Basketball: Each spring we have an Upward Basketball league for K-6th Grades.
Registration begins September 1, the season concludes before Spring Break. Many Volunteers
are needed. Contact: LaTaunya Romanazzi: taunyap15r@gmail.com
YES Montgomery: The “YES” stands for “youth enrichment services”. Our mission is to
assist the development of MISD children by providing additional resources and compassion to
make a positive impact on their lives. Our goal is to assist in finding solutions to MISD needs;
support teachers and school administrators to achieve exemplary rating for MISD students;
supply resources to satisfy family needs of under served children to improve their opportunity
to succeed and their self-esteem; and finally, to bring compassion and hope. Our vision is for all
MISD children to succeed and become productive members of their community.
If you would like to learn more about or become involved with any of these outreach ministries,
please visit our website, www.mumctex.org or contact Aleta Doddema, aleta_marie@yahoo.com.Worship Traditional Worship: 8:30am & 11:00am
Our Traditional Worship services are Sunday mornings in the Sanctuary. Services offer
elements of traditional worship including the old favorite hymns, gospels and current
praise and worship music. Our services begin with a warm “Welcome home!” The
resounding response is, “It’s good to be home!” Special services include, but are not
limited to, seasonal events such as Holy Week and Christmas. Holy Communion is
celebrated monthly on the first Sunday. As Methodists, we have an “open table”- we
invite all who desire to live the Christian life to the table. Our church family embraces our
youth and children and encourages participation within our weekly services. We have a
worship committee that works with the pastors to ensure a great worship experience.
The Forge Modern Worship: 9:45am
The Forge Modern Worship service is Sunday mornings in the Faith Center. You’ll
enjoy worshiping and have fun meeting people just like you, ordinary people who have
encountered an awesome God. You don’t have to dress up. You don’t have to pretend
your life is perfectly in order. You’ll find a friendly, relaxed place where you can truly be
yourself. You’ll be encouraged, challenged, and given the tools to connect with God.
You’ll hear teaching you can apply to your life today. You might even experience worship
in a way you never have before. We want people to see Jesus for who he really is and
to begin a relationship with him. As a church, we want to do life together as we seek to
grow and understand what God has in store for each of us. You are not simply welcome
to MUMC, you are wanted. Come expecting to find real people who are learning every
day how to serve God by serving and loving each other. The Forge Worship committee
works with the pastor and musicians to create a warm and new worship experience.
Chancel Choir: 6:30pm Wednesdays
Our Chancel Choir sings at the Traditional services on Sunday mornings as well
as Special Services throughout the year. They usually have an Easter Cantata and a
Christmas Cantata. They practice each week on Wednesday evening at 6:30pm, with a
break for the summer and resume after Labor Day. Anyone is welcome to join the choir.
For information, contact Kathy Hutson, kathy@mumctex.orgOffice Hours
Mon-Thurs: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Church Staff
David Lindwall Cabe Matthews Nancy Kellond
Senior Pastor Associate Pastor Associate Pastor
dlindwall@mumctex.org cabe@mumctex.org nancy@mumctex.org
Nicole Torrez Michelle Rickman Jacob Torrez
Interim Children’s Director Tomorrow’s Promise Preschool Director Executive Pastor
ntorrez@mumctex.org mrickman@mumctex.org jacob@mumctex.org
Kathy Hutson Brent Young Gideon Bustamante
Music Director Pastor of Creative Arts & Communications The Forge Worship Leader
kathy@mumctex.org brent@mumctex.org thepainter.gb@gmail.com
Tina South Michelle Dabney Melinda Young
Financial Coordinator Communications, Membership & Financial Assistant Church Secretary
tina@mumctex.org michelle@mumctex.org melinda@mumctex.orgOur Church Directory is Online!
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To view the directory online, go to members.InstantChurchDirectory.com
and follow the prompts under “Sign In” to “Create a login now.” Please
remember, you must confirm your email address before you can sign in.
There is also a free mobile app available for download at the Apple®
App store in iTunes®, Google Play™ store and the Amazon Fire App Store.
Simply search for “Instant Church Directory” to get the download.
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Need help or have questions?
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MEN WOMEN
KITCHEN STORAGE
PLAYGROUND PLAYGROUND Emergency
STORAGE CUST.
EXIT
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MONTGOMERY UNITED CHILDREN’S 2
Emergency MECH
CHILDREN’S 6
METHODIST CHURCH 117A
(110)
118A
(119)
CHILDREN’S
EXIT
GARDEN
Sanctuary Building RR
AREA
SANCTUARY
104 CHILDREN’S 1 CHILDREN’S 3
115A 116A STAGE
(112) (122)
Media Office Work MEN WOMEN
100 Room WELCOME KITCHEN 115 117
101 CHILDREN’S 4 CHILDREN’S 5
HOME 108 125A 125B
CAFE
MECH
EXIT
EXIT The Faith Center
Assoc RR
Finance JAN. RR ELECT.
Pastor 126 WOMEN
CHURCH
OFFICE
142
Admin
141
PRESCHOOL
CLOS.
THE
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143A OFFICE NURSERY 1 NURSERY 2 CONFERENCE “DEN”
135 106A 107A ROOM 127
Communication ASSOC
CLOS. (132) (130) EXIT 110
(128)
MEN 202
Finance PASTOR YOUTH CENTER
Membership
143B
143C PASTOR
140 EXIT
201
YOUTH
CLASSROOM
204 205 206
203
MUSIC MINISTRIES
CHOIR ROOM
EXIT
208 207
209
RR FELLOWSHIP
ROOM
MUSIC OFFICE CUST.
& LIBRARY
ELECT.
210
MONTGOMERY UNITED
211
METHODIST CHURCH
Eduction Building
Children &
Student Ministry
Office
EXITMontgomery United Methodist Church
P.O.Box 1330
22548 HWY 105 W
Montgomery, TX 77356
www.mumctex.org
936-597-6162
mumc@mumctex.org
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