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Pastor Rennick is starting a weekly series called "Tuesdays at 10", an online check-in open for members of the congregation to visit with Pastor David for about fifteen minutes to hear a summary from Sunday's message, announcements, a prayer, and good conversation. The series will run every Tuesday at 10am from June 7th through August 30th.
Please contact the office if you wish to participate and we can send you the Zoom information! Stay connected with NSUMC over the summer!  The community children are invited to a FREE Easter Sunday Bubble Blessings Event hosted on Sunday, April 17th from 10:00am to 11:00am to celebrate Easter Sunday (April 17th, 2022 @ 10AM) with us and receive BUBBLE BLESSINGS! We will have bubble stations set-up to experience bubbles as 3D shapes, snakes, giant bubbles and celebrate with the children as the bubbles they create sail to heaven!
We will begin at 10am in the sanctuary. Children will be excused to the NSUMC Fellowship Hall where they will hear a short scripture story of the resurrection. Then they will proceed to the playground to participate in a bubble extravaganza! As the celebration ends each child will receive a FREE Easter goodie bag filled with eggs and candy! And while we invite kids to this party on Easter Sunday, we also invite them to begin preparing for Easter throughout Holy Week. Check out the online lessons. In our Christian tradition, lilies represent purity, joy, and hope, with their trumpet-like blooms announcing Christ's resurrection. Flowering plants such as daffodils, tulips, and hyacinths symbolize resurrection, as they bring forth beautiful blooms from dead bulbs. All these flowers serve as a beautiful reminder that Easter is a time for rejoicing. You can help decorate our sanctuary with beautiful spring flowers on Easter Sunday with lilies and flowering plants.
If you would like to purchase a lily or flowering plant in memory or in honor of a loved one, we will have special envelopes available or you can donate online here from March 20th to April 10th. The cost is $15.00 per plant with one dedication per plant. Physical order forms are available at the church in the Narthex on the welcome desk. If you'd like to place your order online, you can do so here or by going to the Events section of the mobile app.  North Scottsdale United Methodist Church is offering a camping event for all members of the congregation at our DSW Conference Camp (Mingus Camp near Prescott, AZ). This camp adventure will be held Friday, September 23rd through Sunday, September 25th at 1pm. Registration is open now and you can receive a 20% discount if you register before March 27th!
The camp will include two nights (Friday and Saturday) and five meals (3 on Saturday and 2 on Sunday). The camp includes cabins with six beds per room and a bathroom down the hallway. We will offer a program on Saturday morning and an outside worship service on Sunday. Mingus Mountain Camp offers:
 The community is invited to “Journey to Easter” - hosted on three Sundays in April (April 3rd, 10th and 17th, 2022) from 10:00am to 11:00am at North Scottsdale United Methodist Church. All are welcome to travel to Easter through scripture and art!
NSUMC will host nine stations, each with a mural and artwork. We will add artistic touches to represent each Bible story. Visitors are invited to walk through the fellowship hall to view the stations and read the posted scripture stories.  Susan Smith has reserved 25 tickets to the March 20th matinee performance of "Ripcord" at the Fountain Hills Theater. Cost is $30/person. There will be a brunch potluck before the show. Please contact her to reserve a space if you wish to attend!
The Lenten Season will begin with our Ash Wednesday service at 7pm on March 2nd. There will be an imposition of ashes at the service. The volunteer form now has openings as well: sign up here or under the Events section of the mobile app. Please reach out to the office should you have any questions.
 Come to the church parking on December 18th from 7pm-8pm for a live Nativity drive-thru!
If you would like to be part of the event, we are inviting people to stand, wave and wish the cars driving through a Merry Christmas! If you want to dress in your favorite holiday sweater and share some Christmas cheer, please arrive by 6:45 so that you are able to park. If you have any questions, please contact Carey Johnson (carey@nsumc.com)  Sunday, Nov. 28th @ 10AM
During Sunday School @ 10:00AM, We will learn about how the prophets prepared for Jesus' birth & Children's Moments returns! Sunday, Dec. 5th @ 10AM During Sunday School @ 10:00AM, We will learn about Jesus' parents & Children's Moments returns! Sunday, Dec. 12th @ 10AM During Sunday School @ 10:00AM, We will learn about the shepherds, Children's Moments returns & Youth LOAD the ANGEL TREE truck! Saturday, Dec. 18th @ 7PM Live Nativity DRIVE-THRU the first 100 cars will receive an ADVENT goodie bag! Sunday, Dec. 19th @ 10AM NSUMC will host FIRE & ICE SCIENCE SHOW @ 10AM in the fellowship hall for ALL CHILDREN ages 3-18 (instead of Sunday School). Adults will enjoy the Christmas Musical Celebration in the sanctuary.  North Scottsdale United Methodist Church is offering the “FIRE & ICE INTERACTIVE SCIENCE SHOW” in the NSUMC fellowship hall at 10am on Sunday, Dec. 19th while the adults are in the sanctuary enjoying the CHRISTMAS MUSICAL CELEBRATION. All children ages 5-18 are asked to join us in the fellowship hall (the large room just east of the sanctuary) for a FREE show that is open to the community. NSUMC is hosting the Mad Science “Fire & Ice Science Experiment Show". The NSUMC “Christmas Musical Celebration” is best suited for children ages 12 and up. You know your child and what works best for them. All are welcome at either experience.
This year the interactive show will be a presentation about fire, ice and snow! This spellbinding S.T.E.M. (science, technology, engineering and math) special event will introduce children to the power of fire and magic dry ice. Mad Science offers hands-on elementary-level workshops for students that complement concepts they're learning in school. Their interactive approach is sure to give students a deeper understanding of fundamental scientific principles. |
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