United Methodist Women (UMW)
Come make some friends and make a difference too!

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Do you wish you had more girlfriends?  Do you want to be part of a women's organization that not only provides fellowship and fun in your life but also works together to make a difference in the world? 

Then come hang out with us at UMW every third Sunday of each month immediately following Sunday services!  Lunch is provided by UMW one month and UMM the next.

Questions? Contact UMW President Bea Terrell at 404-406-8908 or beaterrell@bellsouth.net
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What is UMW?

The organized unit of United Methodist Women (UMW) strives to be a community of women whose purpose is to know God and to experience freedom as whole persons through Jesus Christ; to develop a creative supportive fellowship; and to expand concepts of mission through participation in the global ministries
of the church. 

Our purpose is to stay actively engaged in fulfilling the mission of Christ and the Church.  With continuing awareness of the concerns and responsibilities of the Church in today's world, we hope to be an advocate for the oppressed and dispossessed with special attention to the needs of women and children; actively work to build a supportive community among women; and desire to engage in activities that foster growth in the Christian faith, mission education, and Christian social involvement. 

UMW is part of the General Board of Global Ministries of the United Methodist Church and has a website at 
www.unitedmethodistwomen.org

                                      
                                    United Methodist Men (UMM)

All male members of the FBUMC are invited to attend the UMM meetings as we value your input.  We are a service organization and are available to assist congregants as needed with home issues and/or transportation.

We meet immediately following Worship every third Sunday and alternate preparing lunch with the UMW for all attendees.

Questions:  Contact Mark Schofield, 404-933-1111; or Phil Stewart, 678-936-3773.

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