Sunday, December 02, 2012
Brenda Ann Morey Joins Tinney Chapel UMC
How To Become A Member of the United Methodist Church:
http://www.umc.org/site/apps/nlnet/content.aspx?c=lwL4KnN1LtH&b=5070497&ct=3004929
United Methodist churches regularly welcome and receive people from a variety of backgrounds.
Since all that want to become members come with different experiences and backgrounds, there are a number of ways to become a member of The United Methodist Church.
If you have never been baptized, you will prepare for baptism.
If you were baptized as an infant or young child and have not made a profession of faith and been confirmed, then you will prepare to reaffirm your baptism when you take the membership vows.
If you are a member of another part of the church (such as Baptist, Presbyterian or Lutheran), then you can transfer your membership from that church to a local United Methodist Church.
If you are a member of another Christian church that does not transfer membership, you can make a profession of faith and be received as a member.
Talk with a United Methodist pastor about becoming a member of The United Methodist Church. The pastor will be able to answer your questions and help you discern what next steps to take.
Labels: Brenda Ann Morey, Holy Communion Service., Rev. Carl Sterling., Tinney Chapel UMC
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Music Ministry @ Tinney Chapel 08-26-12
Once on the Internet, you may click on any photo image to view it in larger format. You may also click on the arrow in the video icon below and view a video of today's music ministry @ the quintessential country church.
Some of today's photography was done by Mollie & David Stanton who are members of the Tinney Chapel UMC Communications Team.
Music Was On The Front Burner Today At Tinney Chapel
Today, the 13th Sunday after Pentecost, pianist Molly Mathis accompanied This Is The Day, our call to worship musical number.
Ronnie Ellison was our song leader. Congregational hymns included A Mighty Fortress Is Our God and To God Be The Glory.
The quintessential country church choir sang the "official" Tinney Chapel medley: He's The Savior Of My Soul, His Name Is Wonderful, There's Something About That Name and Thou Art Worthy.
Cade Hayley, a young teen-ager, played Amazing Grace on the violin.
The Tinney Chapel Troubadours performed Dry River and Let Me Try, both original compositions by George Jordan, the original Tinney Chapel Troubadour, with guitars by Brother Carl Sterling, George Jordan, Kevin Tinney & Roger Schneider, baritone uke by Joe Dan Boyd and harmonica by Kevin Tinney.
It was a toe-tapping, hand-clapping, sing-along day of music designed to comfort, heal and save souls, and you should have been there!
Labels: Cade Haley, Carl Sterling, George Jordan, Joe Dan Boyd, Kevin Tinney, Rev. Carl Sterling., Roger Schneider, Ronnie Ellison., Tinney Chapel Troubadours, Tinney Chapel UMC
Sunday, August 12, 2012
Brother Carl's Message @ Whispering Pine 08-12-12
In this setting, Brother Carl alternately reads from the Gospel of Matthew, sings and strums on his guitar and also moves into a proclamation of The Word, mostly from Matthew, Chapter 7.
Click on the arrow above to view and listen to this devotional for the residents of Whispering Pines Care Center.
Labels: Rev. Carl Sterling., Tinney Chapel UMC, Whispering Pines
