TABERNACLE U.M.C. Pastor John. April OUT OF THE WOODS Avoiding Shark Attacks

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1 TABERNACLE U.M.C. Tabernacle United Methodist Church 5721 Methodist Road Greensboro, NC Telephone: (336) April 2016 OUT OF THE WOODS Avoiding Shark Attacks They advertised a special on flying sharks. And the TV channel didn't disappoint the people who tuned in. It showed an island just off the coast of South Africa where great white sharks jump as much as 15 feet in the air for their prey - and seals are their meal du jour. The area around this island is called the Ring of Death...and a whole lot of seals would agree. No one knows exactly why the sharks there get airborne as they do. It's apparently the only place on earth where they behave like this. But the TV special showed real footage of a shark suddenly coming up underneath an unsuspecting seal, grabbing it in his jaws, and soaring into the air with his catch. Over time, the seals learned something about these jumping jaws. These sharks seldom attack when the seals are traveling together. So they tend to stay in groups of seven or eight. But occasionally a stubborn seal will just go off on his own. And the scientists say when a seal goes off by itself, he is just asking to be shark food. There's a powerful lesson to be learned from those seals who live in the Ring of Death. If you want to avoid being your enemy's prey...stay with the pack! 1 Peter 5:8 says that you and I have an enemy - the devil - who is looking for someone to devour. And I'm convinced that he operates much like those sharks - he looks for someone who's off on his or her own - and pounces on them. You're a lot less vulnerable as long as you're sticking close to your spiritual brothers and sisters, to your church family. The problem is that right now maybe you're allowing yourself to be isolated, distant and even cut off from people who love you and people you love. The shark loves that. The first followers of Christ were living in a ring of death in Jerusalem after Jesus' death, resurrection, and return to heaven. But they knew one of the great secrets of safety and strength. In Acts 2, beginning with verse 42 - the Bible says, They devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching and to the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer...all the believers were together and had everything in common... Every day they continued to meet together in the temple courts. They broke bread in their homes and ate together with glad and sincere hearts. O.K., what's the key word here? Say it with me...they stayed together, and it was very difficult for any predator to get them. The question is - have you allowed some walls, some distance, some resistance to come between you and the people you've been close to? Family? Friends? Church family? Maybe you've been wounded...maybe there's been misunderstanding, poor communication, careless words, a lot of frustration...or you didn't get your way. Maybe you're just hurting or struggling and you don't want people to see you like this. For whatever reason, if we re not careful you'll become like one of those seals, away from the encouraging protection and love of your spiritual brothers and sisters. Alone. There s another name for that: shark bait. Out there by yourself, Satan can get you to believe all kinds of lies, fall for all kinds of temptations, and do all kinds of things you thought you'd never do. In the end, it can be as disastrous as a seal swimming alone. Let this season after Easter be the time you renew your commitment to being part of the Body of Christ back to God's fellowship...back to the church...back to those you were serving the Lord with. Together. It s not just a good idea. It s God s idea. See you Sunday! Grace and Peace! Pastor John

2 God and HIStory The Divine Love-Story of God s Relentless Pursuit of You Have you ever wondered what the Bible is really all about? 66 books, but it s really just one story...god s story...a story that has been told throughout history. In fact, you could say it s really HIStory! Since February, we ve been taking a good, long look at this story of God and his constant efforts to win our hearts and love. Invite a friend and join us for this worship series and gain a greater appreciation of what our Bible is all about! We will finish this amazing in April, so be sure to invite and friend and join us in worship! April 3 THE DISCIPLES & THE HOLY SPIRIT: God s Power in the World April 10 HEAVEN: In God s Perfect Presence April 17 YOU AND ME: God s Plan for Us CHURCH UNDER THE BRIDGE! MAY 14 TH On May 14 th Tabernacle will be sponsoring the meal, music, and worship for Church Under the Bridge at 300 Spring Garden Street. This is a vital weekly ministry to the homeless and extremely low-income residents in and around downtown Greensboro. We invite all Tabernacle members, friends, and youth to come out on May 14 at 5:15pm to help set-up, serve and hand out supplies for this community outreach. We would like to take care packages with us to hand out. Please consider putting together one of these kits in a gallon size zip lock bag which consist of: bottle water, crackers, tooth brush, tooth paste, small deodorant, chap stick and baby wipes. There will be a box in the commons to place your items in. If you would like to donate a dessert please call or Michelle Griffin at or michellegriffin44@yahoo.com. We will be preparing burritos on Friday May 13. Tabernacle members, friends, and youth are needed to come out on May 14 to help set-up, serve and fellowship. For more information please contact Michelle Griffin or Steve Redmon.

3 As of March 29, 2016, our Christian Life Center Building Fund is up to $1,275,522.84! We are still working to raise the funds needed to break ground on this next step in the life of our church, and have high hopes to doing so in very soon, but WE NEED YOU! The importance of sharing our faith can not be underestimated, especially at this time in our history as believers. Come and enter into the conversation on Sunday, April 10th (following the 11 am service), of how we can listen for opportunities to share our faith, learn the four main truths of the gospel message, and much more! A light lunch will be provided before the workshop. TUMC Stewardship Committee Please prayerfully give as you are able. The sooner we get our building off the ground, the quicker we can open the doors to other new and exciting ministries, meeting other needs and extending the love of Christ into even more hearts. ALIVE Praise Band is looking for a lead guitarist! If you are interested please contact our Worship Leader, Richard Dunn cell , richardldunn@me.com. Do you have a question about sound or sound equipment? For all of your sound equipment requests and needs please contact Richard Dunn. ANNUAL FRIED APPLE PIE SALE! Pies are $1.50 each and must be PRE-ORDERED BY MONDAY, APRIL 25th Orders will be available for pick up May 3-6 after 3pm in the fellowship hall. To order call Erin Burke or Dee Wolff or place order form in offering plate. Include name, phone, amount of pies, and pick up date. APPLE PIE ORDER FORM Name: Phone Number Pick Up Date after 3(circle one): Tuesday, May 3 Wednesday, May 4 Thursday, May 5 Friday, May 6 Number of Pies: X $1.50 = (pay at the time of pick up)

4 APRIL ADULT FELLOWSHIP General Meeting Sunday, April 17, :30-4:00 pm (Meeting will be held in the fellowship hall.) Topic: Table Conversations Speaker: Phyllis Hajnos Please contact Linda Bigham for more information. On Thursday, April 28 th the Adult Fellowship trip will be headed South to Siler City for lunch and Sanford to the Temple Theatre for the bluegrass gospel "Smoke On The Mountain". This show is set in 1945 and tells the story of Dennis Sanders and his family with twenty-five toe-tapping bluegrass gospel favorites! We will leave the church at 10:45 am in order to have lunch at The Bestfood Cafeteria in Siler City. This will allow time for a leisurely lunch before arriving at the theatre by 2:00 show time! The fee for the play is $21.00 and is due by Friday, April 8th. Please contact Gaynell Faulk ( ) or Patsy Phillips ( ) TUMC Missions Committee Greensboro Urban Ministry Spring Food Drive Did you know that 1 in 4 children in Guilford County face food insecurity every day? Make a difference and prepare to be moved by the Holy Spirit and the generosity of our community by spending part of your Sat. on April 9 helping with the Greensboro Urban Ministry Spring Food Drive. Volunteers are needed for 1 or 2 hour slots from 10 am to 4 pm at the Food Lion on Randleman Road. If you can help, please contact Laurie Scotton at ldscotton@bellsouth.net. Save the Date!! Mission Sunday, April 24, 2016 Stephanie Adams, Greensboro Office Director for Church World Service Refugee and Immigration Program, will be our guest speaker at the 11 am Worship Service. The Missions Committee will host a lunch immediately after the service with all donations given to support the youth mission trip to Honduras. PLAY BALL!!! TUMC Baseball field reservations are now being accepted! Currently Monday-Thursday evenings are booked. If you would like to reserve a date for the field please call the church office.

5 Tabernacle United Methodist Men s Annual Yard Sale The Tabernacle United Methodist Men s Annual Yard Sale will be held on Saturday, May 7, 2016 from 7AM to 12 PM in the Tabernacle Church parking lot. Please plan to attend or rent a space to buy/ sell your favorite stored antique possessions or, those early attic treasures. There will be clothing, treasures, children s clothes and toys and, the UMW will have fried apple pies for sale. Breakfast items will be on sale to include sausage biscuits, ham biscuits, coffee, etc. followed later by hot dogs. We have arranged for the Salvation Army to bring a truck to the Yard Sale at 12 Noon to pick up any unsold items that Sellers may wish to donate to this very worthwhile Organization. Cost is $15.00 to reserve a space or table. Please contact Jay Gordon ( ) to rent a table or contact the Church Office ( ) for more information about the Yard Sale. Mom! Mom! Mom! Sound familiar? Just some advance notice to get ready to enjoy Muffins with Mom on Sunday, May 8th in the Commons area. ALL moms are welcome (no kid required). Just stop by for a quick breakfast and small token of thanks for all you do! KID S FISHING DAY The United Methodist Men are sponsoring a Kid's Fishing Day for all of the kids of the church and their friends on May 21st from 10 am to 12 noon. We will supply a hotdog lunch at noon for all the fishers. We will fish at the pond behind the church and we will have plenty of supervision and water safety equipment available. If you have fishing rods, you are welcome to bring them, however we will have rods available for the kids to use. ALL ABOARD!! The Adult Fellowship will travel by train to Raleigh on Thursday, May 26th at 8am. We will visit the Billy Graham exhibit at the Museum of History and have lunch at the Legislative Restaurant before returning to Greensboro via the church bus which will pick us up. The train ticket is $13 one way and the museum is donations only, cost is based on a minimum of 20 people. Contact Gaynell Faulk at or Patsy Phillips at to reserve your seat!

6 Heroes of History Vacation Bible School June 26th-30th Heroes of HIStory VBS will be held June 26 th 30 th from 5:30 8:00pm. We need YOUR help to make this year's VBS the best one yet. See the material needs below. If you are able to purchase any of these items please contact me. We also welcome monetary donations to the VBS fund to help pay for supplies, food, and T-shirts! There are jobs for every skill and even for people who cannot commit to being here every night, so don t hesitate to contact me to volunteer your time. We also need people willing to distribute flyers in their neighborhood, so please contact me if you can help with this aspect of outreach! Thank you in advance for your support of this important ministry to our children and community! VBS Supply Needs: We, of course, appreciate any monetary donations to the VBS fund or contact me directly to help purchase these specific items: New stainless steel spoons, craft paper-multiple types, foam board, large cardboard pieces, white thread, artificial green turf, various colors of Sculpey-brand clay, solid basic yarn in multiple colors, plaid cloth/fabric, pool noodles, large roll of thick black vinyl/plastic, inner tubes, plastic barrels. Parents, please register your children by June 1 for a free T-shirt! Registration forms are located at the entrance of the ALIVE service, the Narthex, the commons area, the church office or electronically. Contact me via to receive an online registration form. kcripps@tabernacle-umc.org or call Kim Cripps, Children's Minister GRADUATION 2016! Please send all 2016 graduation information to Rev. Justin Cabe no later than May 14th. Please include the graduate s name, school, degree earned, awards received, future plans, favorite scriptures, and a recent photo. Forms are available in the narthex, commons, or office areas. Please complete the form and place it in the offering plate, Rev. Justin s mailbox, or you can also that information to jcabe@tabernacle-umc.org. Please send ALL Graduation information to Rev. Justin Cabe no later than May 14th, 2016 Graduate s name: Graduating from : Degree earned: Awards received: Future plans: Favorite scriptures: Please include a recent photo.

7 God is in the Nursery God is in the nursery with our little ones. There is no greater treasure on this side of heaven than the little ones God has given us. Your role in this service is vitally important for many reasons. The first and sometimes lasting feelings a child will have toward church are formed in the nursery department. I personally still remember the woman, Ms. Gores, who taught me "Jesus Loves Me" in the nursery. As a nursery worker you are being entrusted with the most important and vulnerable members of our church family. Your service is essential for your own spiritual growth. In addition to praying for the children and finding ways to show them God s love while in your care, a growing Christian is always a serving Christian. Jesus was known for putting others first, when you serve in the church nursery you are walking in His example. The church nursery is the first contact young families will have with Tabernacle and your friendly greeting and exceptional care for their children can make a great first impression of Tabernacle's love. Please pray about serving in the church nursery and contact Kim Cripps or the church office if you can offer your time and service in this capacity. Thank you so much! Kim Cripps The United Methodist Church s Social Principles include this statement: We recognize, embrace, and affirm all persons, regardless of country of origin, as members of the family of God. We affirm the right of all persons to equal opportunities for employment, access to housing, health care, education, and freedom from social discrimination. We urge the Church and society to recognize the gifts, contributions, and struggles of those who are immigrants and to advocate for justice for all. Update on the Montagnard Family About 14 years ago Tabernacle UMC sponsored a family from Vietnam through Lutheran Family Services. The family has 6 children and has now taken the last name of Cam. Several of them have become American citizens. About 10 years ago they bought a lovely two story home near a relative who had immigrated here earlier. The oldest child goes by Jen. She and her husband Crow, also Montagnard, have two precious little girls. Her husband started his own tree service and beautifully remodeled their fixer upper home. The oldest son Khan graduated this past spring from A+T University with a degree in electrical engineering. His education was totally funded by scholarships. He recently moved to Kansas City and is working for Honeywell. The next two oldest sons graduated from Smith High School. Mon is taking classes at GTCC and works with Phon at a local barbecue restaurant. Next in line is Phet who graduated from Smith High School this past June and is attending UNCG. The youngest son Het, who was a babe in arms when he came to the USA from the refugee camp in Laos, just began attending Smith High School. Their mother Nhoi and their father Dja both work at the Industry for the Blind. This family speaks for themselves and for other refugees from around the world. Their story is an example of what the majority of immigrants and refugees accomplish when they are given the opportunity. Let us not deny to others that with which we are blessed and take for granted every day. Most of our own ancestors immigrated here from other countries. May we open our hearts and share our love and resources as Christ has taught us to do.

8 EOG testing Proctors Needed Nathanael Greene Elementary Town of Pleasant Garden to Dedicate New Greenway in memory of Representative Howard Coble The Town of Pleasant Garden will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony to formally open its new greenway at 1:00PM on Saturday, April 2, 2016 at Town Hall located at 4920 Alliance Church Road in Pleasant Garden. The Town Council will unveil signage dedicating the facility in memory of southeastern Guilford County native Howard Coble who served as the town s advocate in the US House of Representatives for thirty years. Elected officials from the federal, state and local levels will be in attendance. The event is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served after ceremony. Due to snow days, the dates for EOG s has been changed slightly. Testing dates: ELA EOG: June 1 st & Math EOG: June 2 nd All proctors must be trained to be eligible. Anyone interested may attend one of the following training dates; May 13 th or 20 th at 2:45pm in room 2 at Nathanael Greene Elementary. If anyone is interested in proctoring, please contact Carrie Rupert by at rupperc@gcsnc.com Southeast Middle School Southeast Middle School has received the dates for our End of Grade testing for the school year. Tests will be given beginning Friday, May 27, June 1-June 10. Proctor Training sessions will be given each day before testing. Testing begins in the morning around 9:00 a.m. and you are requested to arrive by 8:30 each day. If you are interested in volunteering as a proctor on any of those days, please contact Linda Aydelette in the Southeast Middle Counseling Office; , or her at. If you have a student at SEMS, please provide their name and grade levels when you contact Mrs. Aydelette. Thank you and all of us at SE Middle appreciate you and your service to our school and community!

9 04/01 Ruth Winquist, Angela Jarrett 04/02 John Hoskins, Tom Woodard, Linda Zane, David Field 04/03 Carter Medlin, Len Holder, Carl Kyker, Dana Dozier 04/04 Nick Jensen, Yvonne Maske, Bethany Bivens 04/05 Virginia Middleton, Lee Whitney 04/06 Jan Hancock, Mary Neece, Vance Neece 04/07 Dean Kiger, Donna Gray 04/08 Sharon Cockerham 04/09 Marie Dunn, Bailey Dunn, Linda Billings, Mitzi Brown, Marissa Wohletz 04/10 Jill Skerlak, Ray Mowery, Artamae Varner, Karen Tashner, Paul Wheeler 04/21 Marcia Manz, Sam Clapp, Brandon Kiger, Calista Holt 04/22 Ginny Stephens, Janet Stout, Jane Kirby, Luke Woods 04/23 Joyce Ensley, Lisa Gaither 04/24 Gary Coble, Daniel Field, Jordan Jarrett 04/25 Nicholas Phillips, Samantha Fields 04/26 Jimmy Lyman, Nancy Starnes, William Stewart 04/27 Jim Valentine, Ronald Shaffer, Seth Brinkley, John Dyson 04/28 Davis Edmondson, Martha Love, Rachel James, Ron Hedrick 04/29 Susan Stewart 04/30 Mackenzie White, Jean Reynolds 04/11 Cole Bradley, Diane Hancock, Ed LeHanka, Michael Rhyne 04/12 Howard Reynolds, Rebecca Stewart, Madison Gaither, Taylor Landen, Eva Lee 04/13 Jerry Brothers, Daniel Cockman 04/14 Betty Capps, Bonnie Harris, Dianne Smith, Leo Brown 04/15 Pastor John Woods 04/16 Laura Scheening, Katie Mathis, Daniel Scotton, Jordan Williamson 04/17 Jo Dalton, Heather Jackson 04/18 Debbie Brown, Stacy Smith 04/19 Jean Brown 4/02 Ronnie and Glenda Stout 4/04 Andrea and Kenneth Whitfield 4/06 Mary and Vance Neece 4/07 Doris and Henry Gray 4/12 Sara and Tim Bowers 4/14 Dianne and Enos Smith 4/15 Angie and Ray Houser 4/16 Lee and Patty Heath 4/18 Jay and Rebecca Wright 4/19 Jimmy and Kathy Davis 4/20 CD and Mary Sue Laws 4/22 JoAnn and Larry Thompson 4/24 Angie and Jeff Greeson, Jane and Larry Lackey 4/29 Barbara and Roddy Fields 4/30 Beth and Terry King 04/20 Kim Payne, Greta Meads

10 ONGOING PRAYER CONCERNS Carolyn Allred (Michelle Griffin), Ed Barber, Audrey Berrier, Earl Blake, Harold Bowman (Jerry Brothers), Sadie Brothers, Ashley Brown, April Chance (Mary Reynolds), Julie Christopher, Helen Coe, Susan Cumbey (Sally Vick), Robert Dunlap, Cathy Duran (June Sofley), Cathy Early, Brad Ehrhardt, Sue Field (Brenda Stephens), Kay Garrett, Billy Golden (Tommy Brawley), Sandra Greeson, Lynn Hale, Virginia Hooper (Iris Brothers), Renie Ledwell-Jefferson, Debra McKinney, Allene Monnett, Vance Neece, Rebecca Schaffer, Ron Straughan, Richie Winquist OUR SUPPORTED MISSIONARIES: John Calhoun (Kiev), Sandra Raasch (Honduras), Kenya Partners, Gary Locklear (North Carolina), Alger and Joyce Morris (Cambodia), Joel Taylor (Cuba) OUR MILITARY: Luke Rebertus, Jason Caesar Wolff OUR SHUT INS: Irene Blake, Bill & Cathy Early (Abbottswood, Apt B315), Nancy & Lee Fisher (Abbottswood, Apt. C 306), Meralyn Meadows (The Laurels), Ann Padgett ( Siler City), Julia Sosnowski (Morningview), Frances Whitt Helping in April 3 April 10 April 17 April 24 Worship Greeters Lynda Gordon Phyllis Horney Anne Lambert Jane Lackey Offering Counters Lavon Helms Gaynell Faulk Lavon Helms Gaynell Faulk Lavon Helms Gaynell Faulk Lavon Helms Gaynell Faulk CD Delivery Vicky Wheeler Renie Jefferson Phyllis Brawley Kay Kiger Sound Pete Cox Andy Griffin Brian Willamson Brandon Burke Children s Church Kelly Dunn Rebecca Stewart Rebecca Hardie Jennifer Little Debbie Gill Lynda Gordon Heidi Bradley Michelle Newman Nursery Heidi Bradley Faye Holt Traci Skipper Terry Spence Karen Harris Mandy Cox Acolytes Tanner & Justin Greeson Riley and Graham Yates Mylena Cripps Bailey Dunn Hannah Woods Olivia Naylor

11 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat :45 am Early Worship - Chapel 9:30 am Alive Worship -Fellowship Hall 9:30 am Communion- Sanctuary 9:45 am - Sunday School 11:00 am Worship - 5-5:30 pm Children's Choir 5-7:00pm Youth 5:00-7 Kingdom Kids 5:00- Bible Study 4 6:30 pm Cub Scouts Arrow of Light Ceremony Fellowship Hall 5 6:30 pm Backpacks 7 pm Friendship 6 7 6:55 pm BSF-Rm 134&138 8 Boy Scouts- BBQ Pit 9 Boy Scouts BBQ Sale Greensboro Urban Ministry Food Drive- Food Lion Randleman Rd 10 9:30 am Alive Worship- Fellowship Hall 9:30 am Communion- Sanctuary 9:45 am - Sunday School 11:00 am Worship - Sanctuary 12:00 pm Stewardship Luncheon/Workshop 4: 00 pm Youth Sings 4:30 pm Youth Rings 5 pm Children s Choir 5:00-7 pm Youth 5:00-7 pm Kingdom Kids 5:00- Bible Study am Fellowship Circle Rm pm Evangelism Com- mittee- Parlor am Bethany Circle Parlor 10 am Backpacks 5:30 pm Alive Praise Band 6:30 pm Chancel Choir 7:45 pm Ringers of Faith 14 6 pm UMM Dinner 6 pm BSF 134 & Youth 30 Hour Famine 6pm -Sat 4/16 7pm 16 Youth 30 Hour Famine 17 8:45 am Early Worship - Chapel 9:30 am Alive Worship- Fellowship Hall 9:30 am Communion- Sanctuary 9:45 am - Sunday School 11:00 am Worship - Sanctuary 2 :30-4 pm UMW General Meeting-FH 4 pm Youth Sings Praise /4:30 pm Youth Rings Praise 5 pm Children's Choir 5:00-7 pm Youth 5:00-7 Kingdom Kids 5:00- Bible Study 18 6:30 pm Sunshine Circle-FH 7 pm Finance am Backpacks 20 5:30 pm Alive Praise Band 6:30 pm Chancel Choir 7:45 pm Ringers of Faith 21 6:55 pm BSF Rm 134& Passover begins at sundown Earth Day 23 Passover 8am- Kitchen in use- Missions 24 Mission Sunday 9:00 am Homebound Committee -Library 9:30 am Alive Worship- Fellowship Hall 9:30 am Communion 9:45 am - Sunday School 11:00 am Worship - Sanctuary 12:00 pm Missions Luncheon 4 pm Youth Sings Praise /4:30 pm Youth Rings Praise 5 pm Children's Choir 5:00-7 pm Youth 5:00-7 Kingdom Kids 5:00- Bible Study 7 pm Church Council 25 7:15 pm Missions Committee 26 6:30 pm Backpacks 7 pm Stewardship- Rm Administrative Professional Day 28 Adult Fellowship 6:55 pm BSF 134& pm FH & Kitchen in use for Apple Pies 30 8am-8pm Eagle Scout Ceremony in Chapel FH & Kitchen in use

12 CHURCH COUNCIL Church Council minutes from the January 31st meeting are available in the church office or as an attachment to the monthly newsletter for April Ministers: The Tabernacle Congregation Pastor: Rev. John Woods (cell: ) Pastor: Rev. Justin Cabe (cell: ) Church Office: Daycare: Website: Rev. John Woods (Pastor) Rev. Justin Cabe (Pastor) Kimberly Cripps (Children s Ministries) Carla Ely (Music Ministries) Richard Dunn II (Worship Leader) Antonela Frashëri (Pianist) Joyce Sosnowski (Finances) Caretta Brown (Office) Allen Haywood (Maintenance) jwoods@tabernacle-umc.org jcabe@tabernacle-umc.org kcripps@tabernacle-umc.org cely@tabernacle-umc.org richardldunn@me.com afrasheri@tabernacle-umc.org jsosnowski@tabernacle-umc.org tabernacle@tabernacle-umc.org ahaywood@tabernacle-umc.org NEWSLETTER DEADLINE: The deadline for the Friday Newsletter (prayer list, announcements, etc.) is the prior Tuesday at 8 am. The deadline for the monthly newsletter is the 15th of the month prior to the month of the newsletter. Please use date request forms for upcoming events/meetings. This will help to ensure all details are clear, published and no conflicts in dates. Thank You! Please contact Caretta Brown in the church office at or tabernacle@tabernacle-umc.org

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