CENTRAL UMC

UWF Meeting

Start your year off right by attending the first UWF unit meeting of 2023. United Women In Faith will gather on Thursday, Feb. 9, at 1:00 in the Fellowship Hall. Our speakers will be from three local nonprofits: Girls INC, Community In Schools, and the Boys and Girls Club. You do not have to be a member of UWF to attend this presentation. ALL women are welcome! Come find out how you can be a part of God’s work in our community.

The Chosen Video Series

If you have been watching The Chosen video series, it is as inspirational and captivating as the first two seasons. It’s amazing how many people it is reaching and the lives that are being changed. For those who met with us on Sunday mornings, we will be showing Season 3 videos at our home during the week. Just videos and comfortable chairs! Day and time will be decided by those signing up. Please respond by calling Ned & BJ at 965-4658 or emailing us nedtoms@comcast.net by January 27th so we can get started by the end of this month or beginning of February. Others who didn’t attend before may join us if there is room. (Room for only 8.)

Financial Peace University

70% of Americans were living paycheck to paycheck – then the pandemic hit and inflation began to spiral. Financial Peace University offers timely wisdom, practical, and a fun way to learn about money. Each weekly session starts with teaching on video and is followed by a powerful small group discussion. You’ll see that you are DEFINITELY not alone if you’re struggling in this area. And even if you’re one of the few who isn’t struggling, you’ll still benefit from this powerful material. It teaches you how to apply biblical principles to the way you handle money and how to start truly managing all of the resources God has given you. This class breaks the process down into easy steps that will help no matter where you are. You’ve just got to take it! This class will be held on Sunday evenings from 5-6:30pm in the Fellowship Hall starting January 29th. The cost is $130 per household. Scholarships are available. If you want to get some more information for you or someone you love, just ask Ashley at ashley@richmondcumc.com. Can’t wait to see you all there!

NEEDED: Winter Hats & Gloves

The mitten tree is looking rather bare. Please fill up the tree with children’s hats, gloves, scarves, and mittens. Adult winter hats and gloves needed for the homeless as CUMC will be part of the Wayne County Point in Time count day on January 25th. Please drop off hats and gloves for all in need. Thank You.

Clarifying and Understanding
On January 22^nd the Ad Council invites you to gather again as we seek understanding together in the matters before the UMC. We will address the questions raised in and clarify comments shared from our information gathering session on November 13th.  We will lay out the possible paths ahead, reasons for choosing such paths, and the positions they represent.  Ample space will be given for questions and mutual understanding.  If you are a member of Central, please come and add your voice to the conversation while Central discerns the next right faithful steps.  This conversation will be in the Fellowship Hall following Worship Service.

Shalom Sessions

Join us on the 3rd Tuesdays of the month at 12:05pm in the Fellowship Hall for a brown bag lunch as we discuss the conflict, boundaries and overlaps of living in families, churches, communities, and countries as a follower of Jesus. The King of the Universe had no place to lay his head. How do we love our neighbors who find themselves in the same state?. Bring your lunch, your bibles, and a listening ear. May God break our hearts for what breaks his in this season.

Book of James

Our God offers wisdom for us to walk in daily. Join us as we pick up this thread of Wisdom in the book of James and apply it to our everyday lives. We will gather on Wednesdays at 10:00 am beginning January 11 in the Gathering Area. No reading ahead is required though application and contemplation is expected. Contact Pastor Joseph with any questions.

TRIBE – Winter Jam 2023

Tribe will be going to Winter Jam 2023 on January 20th in Cincinnati, OH. Join us for an evening of music and worship with We the Kingdom, Jeremy Camp and more. Tickets are $15 with scholarships available. Grades 5-12 are invited as are adult chaperones and drivers (or just people wanting to worship with 10,000 of your closest friends). Please contact Pastor Joseph with questions or to reserve your spot.

Pizza with the Pastors

Join us Today, Sunday, January 15th for an informal time of fellowship in the Fellowship Hall following worship service (approximately 11:30am). We will provide Pizza, Salad, Dessert, and Drinks. Come and meet others who follow Jesus here at Central while learning about the latest from Pastor Joseph and Pastor Ashley. 

Lamplighter Devotionals and Testimonies

We are asking for devotionals and testimonies from the congregation to be shared in a future Lamplighter. If you feel led to share, please submit yours to Christin at christin@richmondcumc.com 

How to Read the Bible Sunday School

Ever find yourself wondering what you just read when you pick up the Bible? Are you beginning to suspect there might be more in the Bible than the Pastor shared? The Bible is the single greatest text ever written and the foundation of our faith. Join us on Sundays at 9am as we journey through a study on How to Read the Bible from January 15th – April 2nd. Whether this is your first or twentieth time reading the Bible, this Sunday School class has room for you. We will be meeting in the Fellowship Hall.

2023 Giving Envelopes

2023 giving envelopes are available in the parlor. If you do not see yours, or would like to get envelopes, please let Christin know by calling the church office at 765-962-8543 or by email at christin@richmondcumc.com.

The 2023 Photo Directories are here!

Read the Bible in 2023!

Here then I am, far from the busy ways of men. I sit down alone: only God is here. In His presence I open, I read His book; for this end, to find the way to heaven.” John Wesley knew and lived the Bible. The Methodist movement he started had Bible reading at its core. Let us build this up afresh in the New Year. Will you schedule now time to be with God and His Word every day in 2023? Central will be embarking on reading the Bible through with the ‘One Story that Leads to Jesus’ plan from the Bible Project. This plan can be picked up in the office, found online, or followed in the YouVersion Bible App. You can go over these readings in your small group or at our Fireside Conversations every Monday at 1:30. May the love of God’s word cause us to cry out with Mr. Wesley, “O give me that book! At any price, give me the book of God! I have it: here is knowledge enough for me. Let me be “homo unius libri.”

Creative Hands

Central Hosting Point in Time Count

Every year, the Federal Government commissions a census of the homeless population to better allocate funding across the country. In Indiana, the Continuum of Care is charged with conducting these counts. This year, that date falls on January 25th. Central will again host the efforts of this count and provide a meal to the workers and homeless. The Emergency Resource Room will open to make sure those on the street have what they need. Please be in prayer for the many homeless neighbors we have in Richmond. If you feel led to join our efforts, please contact Pastor Joseph about the count or Linda Jennings about the meal and hospitality.

Unhanging of the Greens Sunday!

We will be unhanging the greens Sunday, January 8th, after worship. Sunday is also the last day to pick up your poinsettia if you would like to take one. Poinsettias will taken down Monday morning, January 9th.

Clarifying and Understanding
On January 22^nd the Ad Council invites you to gather again as we seek understanding together in the matters before the UMC. We will address the questions raised in and clarify comments shared from our information gathering session on November 13th.  We will lay out the possible paths ahead, reasons for choosing such paths, and the positions they represent.  Ample space will be given for questions and mutual understanding.  If you are a member of Central, please come and add your voice to the conversation while Central discerns the next right faithful steps.  This conversation will be in the Fellowship Hall following Worship Service.

Shalom Sessions

Join us on the 3rd Tuesdays of the month at 12:05pm in the Fellowship Hall for a brown bag lunch as we discuss the conflict, boundaries and overlaps of living in families, churches, communities, and countries as a follower of Jesus. The King of the Universe had no place to lay his head. How do we love our neighbors who find themselves in the same state?. Bring your lunch, your bibles, and a listening ear. May God break our hearts for what breaks his in this season.

Central Hosting Point in Time Count

Every year, the Federal Government commissions a census of the homeless population to better allocate funding across the country. In Indiana, the Continuum of Care is charged with conducting these counts. This year, that date falls on January 25th. Central will again host the efforts of this count and provide a meal to the workers and homeless. The Emergency Resource Room will open to make sure those on the street have what they need. Please be in prayer for the many homeless neighbors we have in Richmond. If you feel led to join our efforts, please contact Pastor Joseph about the count or Linda Jennings about the meal and hospitality.

Read the Bible in 2023!

Here then I am, far from the busy ways of men. I sit down alone: only God is here. In His presence I open, I read His book; for this end, to find the way to heaven.” John Wesley knew and lived the Bible. The Methodist movement he started had Bible reading at its core. Let us build this up afresh in the New Year. Will you schedule now time to be with God and His Word every day in 2023? Central will be embarking on reading the Bible through with the ‘One Story that Leads to Jesus’ plan from the Bible Project. This plan can be picked up in the office, found online, or followed in the YouVersion Bible App. You can go over these readings in your small group or at our Fireside Conversations every Monday at 1:30. May the love of God’s word cause us to cry out with Mr. Wesley, “O give me that book! At any price, give me the book of God! I have it: here is knowledge enough for me. Let me be “homo unius libri.”

Creative Hands

TRIBE – Winter Jam 2023

Tribe will be going to Winter Jam 2023 on January 20th in Cincinnati, OH. Join us for an evening of music and worship with We the Kingdom, Jeremy Camp and more. Tickets are $15 with scholarships available. Grades 5-12 are invited as are adult chaperones and drivers (or just people wanting to worship with 10,000 of your closest friends). Please contact Pastor Joseph with questions or to reserve your spot.

Pizza with the Pastors

Join us Today, Sunday, January 15th for an informal time of fellowship in the Fellowship Hall following worship service (approximately 11:30am). We will provide Pizza, Salad, Dessert, and Drinks. Come and meet others who follow Jesus here at Central while learning about the latest from Pastor Joseph and Pastor Ashley.

Prayer Walks

Prayer connects us daily to a loving God moving in our midst. In his 3 rules for Methodists, John Wesley calls us to both private and public prayer. On January 9th, we will have a prayer walk through our neighborhood. We will divide into small groups at the entrance of the church and proceed in different directions. Along the way, we will pause to pick up trash and renew our streets and sidewalks. Contact Pastor Joseph with questions.

Financial Peace University

70% of Americans were living paycheck to paycheck – then the pandemic hit and inflation began to spiral. Financial Peace University offers timely wisdom, practical, and a fun way to learn about money. Each weekly session starts with teaching on video and is followed by a powerful small group discussion. You’ll see that you are DEFINITELY not alone if you’re struggling in this area. And even if you’re one of the few who isn’t struggling, you’ll still benefit from this powerful material. It teaches you how to apply biblical principles to the way you handle money and how to start truly managing all of the resources God has given you. This class breaks the process down into easy steps that will help no matter where you are. You’ve just got to take it! This class will be held on Sunday evenings from 5-6:30 in the Fellowship Hall. If you want to get some more information for you or someone you love, just ask Ashley – ashley@richmondcumc.com. Can’t wait to see you all there!

Lamplighter Devotionals and Testimonies

We are asking for devotionals and testimonies from the congregation to be shared in a future Lamplighter. If you feel led to share, please submit yours to Christin at christin@richmondcumc.com 

How to Read the Bible Sunday School

2023 Giving Envelopes

2023 giving envelopes are available in the parlor. If you do not see yours, or would like to get envelopes, please let Christin know by calling the church office at 765-962-8543 or by email at christin@richmondcumc.com.

The 2023 Photo Directories are here!

REMINDER!

The church will be closed on Friday, December 30^th and Monday, January 2^nd

2023 Giving Envelopes

2023 giving envelopes are available in the parlor. If you do not see yours, or would like to get envelopes, please let Christin know by calling the church office at 765-962-8543 or by email at christin@richmondcumc.com.

The 2023 Photo Directories are here!

You can pick up your 2023 photo directory in the parlor or in the church office. If you would like to access our online directory through Realm, please contact Christin in the church office at 765-962-8543 or by email at christin@richmondcumc.com.

Read the Bible in 2023!

Here then I am, far from the busy ways of men. I sit down alone: only God is here. In His presence I open, I read His book; for this end, to find the way to heaven.” John Wesley knew and lived the Bible. The Methodist movement he started had Bible reading at its core. Let us build this up afresh in the New Year. Will you schedule now time to be with God and His Word every day in 2023? Central will be embarking on reading the Bible through with the ‘One Story that Leads to Jesus’ plan from the Bible Project. This plan can be picked up in the office, found online, or followed in the YouVersion Bible App. You can go over these readings in your small group or at our Fireside Conversations every Monday at 1:30. May the love of God’s word cause us to cry out with Mr. Wesley, “O give me that book! At any price, give me the book of God! I have it: here is knowledge enough for me. Let me be “homo unius libri.”

Creative Hands

There will be no Creative Hands meeting in January. We will meeting again on Thursday, February 9th from 9am thru lunch. We will be having a garage sale in 2023 so start cleaning after Christmas! If you have any questions, contact Shanron Rider

Red Cross Blood Drive THANK YOU!

Thanks to 30 donors at the December 6th blood drive, including 6 from Central United Methodist, 29 units of blood were collected for the American Red Cross. A special thanks to David Shaw for assistance in set up; Elaine Mollenkopf, Beth Hartsough, Patty Kelley and Diane Desonie who served as greeters; and Charlie Black, Duane Locker and Gary Rogers who took care of the tear down of the donation area.

TRIBE – Winter Jam 2023

Tribe will be going to Winter Jam 2023 on January 20th in Cincinnati, OH. Join us for an evening of music and worship with We the Kingdom, Jeremy Camp and more. Tickets are $15 with scholarships available. Grades 5-12 are invited as are adult chaperones and drivers (or just people wanting to worship with 10,000 of your closest friends). Please contact Pastor Joseph with questions or to reserve your spot.

Pizza with the Pastor

Join us Today, Sunday, January 15th for an informal time of fellowship in the Fellowship Hall following worship service (approximately 11:30am). We will provide Pizza, Salad, Dessert, and Drinks. Come and meet others who follow Jesus here at Central while learning about the latest from Pastor Joseph and Pastor Ashley.

Prayer Walks

Prayer connects us daily to a loving God moving in our midst. In his 3 rules for Methodists, John Wesley calls us to both private and public prayer. On January 9th, we will have a prayer walk through our neighborhood. We will divide into small groups at the entrance of the church and proceed in different directions. Along the way, we will pause to pick up trash and renew our streets and sidewalks. Contact Pastor Joseph with questions.

Lamplighter Devotionals and Testimonies

New Sunday Study

Merry Christmas from Central UMC Staff

We pray these Christmas announcements finds you well in the grace and peace of our God.  We on staff give thanks for all of you in our Central family.  Let us continue the good work of keep Jesus central in our lives.  Especially in this season of the incarnation.  God drew near to us all when he took on flesh and lived a life which led to the empty tomb.  Indeed his birth on earth has been,  “Good news of great joy to all the people.”  May it be proclaimed loudly and clearly this weekend.  Stay warm, rest well in the hope we all hold, and may God refresh your spirit with His as we turn to 2023.  Hopefully we will see you at one of our services or online this Christmas weekend.  Merry Christmas!

REMINDER!

The church will be closed on;

Monday, December 26^th

Tuesday, December 27^th

Friday, December 30^th

and Monday, January 2^nd

2023 Giving Envelopes

2023 giving envelopes are available in the parlor. If you do not see yours, or would like to get envelopes, please let Christin know by calling the church office at 765-962-8543 or by email at christin@richmondcumc.com.

The 2023 Photo Directories are here!

You can pick up your 2023 photo directory in the parlor or in the church office. If you would like to access our online directory through Realm, please contact Christin in the church office at 765-962-8543 or by email at christin@richmondcumc.com.

Read the Bible in 2023!

Here then I am, far from the busy ways of men. I sit down alone: only God is here. In His presence I open, I read His book; for this end, to find the way to heaven.” John Wesley knew and lived the Bible. The Methodist movement he started had Bible reading at its core. Let us build this up afresh in the New Year. Will you schedule now time to be with God and His Word every day in 2023? Central will be embarking on reading the Bible through with the ‘One Story that Leads to Jesus’ plan from the Bible Project. This plan can be picked up in the office, found online, or followed in the YouVersion Bible App. You can go over these readings in your small group or at our Fireside Conversations every Monday at 1:30. May the love of God’s word cause us to cry out with Mr. Wesley, “O give me that book! At any price, give me the book of God! I have it: here is knowledge enough for me. Let me be “homo unius libri.”

Creative Hands

Red Cross Blood Drive THANK YOU!

New Sunday Study

Beginning on January 15th, a new Sunday School Study will meet on How to Read the Bible at 9am. We will offer overviews, approaches, history, meditation, and seek deeper understanding.. Whatever your question, this would be the space for the conversation. This class will have ample time for discussion while diving into the Word every Sunday.

Sounds of the Season

Did you miss the live broadcast of the 2022 Sounds of the Season? Or, do you want to watch it again? You can watch the Sounds of the Season HERE or by going to our Facebook Page

Red Cross Blood Drive THANK YOU!

Thanks to 30 donors at the December 6th blood drive, including 6 from Central United Methodist, 29 units of blood were collected for the American Red Cross. A special thanks to David Shaw for assistance in set up; Elaine Mollenkopf, Beth Hartsough, Patty Kelley and Diane Desonie who served as greeters; and Charlie Black, Duane Locker and Gary Rogers who took care of the tear down of the donation area.

Longest Night Service – December 21st at 6:00pm

Lamplighter Devotionals and Testimonies

We are asking for devotionals and testimonies from the congregation to be shared in a future Lamplighter. If you feel led to share, please submit yours to Christin at christin@richmondcumc.com

Creative Hands

Shalom Sessions

Thank You!

A huge thank you to all who made the Christmas Luncheon a success. Also, we are grateful for those who took time out of their day to be with us. Fellowship within our congregation is important. Merry Christmas! UWF Officers 

Sounds of the Season THIS SUNDAY!

The Sounds of the Season Christmas concert is coming right up on Sunday, December 11th at 6:00pm in the Sanctuary. Enjoy the Chancel Choir, Wesley Ringers Bell Choir, Joysingers Children’s Choir and numerous individuals and small groups who will share their musical gifts to help you ring in the season!

Gathering Spaces

A team has been formed to work on an aesthetic update to our gathering spaces (the parlor area and main entry hallway). We have been working with a local designer and have begun by painting. We will gradually add furniture and other accessories. Please feel free to direct questions about this project to: Leanne Backmeyer, Mary Alice Bolser, Doug Jamison, or Dave Sheets

Longest Night Service – December 21st at 6:00pm

When we look at one another, many of us expect to see a smile on another person’s face and a twinkle in their eye. However, for many, Christmas can feel more like a season of great darkness and shadows. The longest and for many most difficult night of the year is December 21st. The Longest Night Service (sometimes referenced as Blue Christmas) will offer us a way to claim those feelings and still feel surrounded by the compassionate love of God.

Altar Guild

Would you like to be part of the ALTAR GUILD here at Central? Each member of the guild takes one month during the year to come in once weekly to refill the altar candles and refill pew pockets. Contact Ann Cashner at 765-994-1979 or 962-8458 if you would like to help. We need help during the following months in 2023–: February, March July, August, and October.

Christmas Poinsettias – LAST CHANCE TO ORDER!

Christmas Poinsettias are $12.50 each and come in red and white. The deadline for Poinsettia orders is December 11th. Please contact the church office or email Christin at christin@richmondcumc.com with the following information to place your order;

From:

In Honor Of:

In Loving Memory Of:

Number of Poinsettias:

Color: Red or White

Thank You!

Your generosity allowed us to donate $608 to the Laundry Project. The Trustee Office was ecstatic as more and more families are in need of this project. Thank you, The Intermediate Sunday School Class Courtney, Caiden, Will, Ian, Caleb, Lily, Gabe and Sam

All Church Christmas Luncheon SUNDAY!

Mark your calendar for the United Women In Faith’s annual all church Christmas Luncheon, after church, on Sunday, Dec. 4. Food will be provided by members of UWF as our gift to you! A free will offering will be taken for Cross Road Christian Recovery Center for Women.

Thank You!

Thanks to all of Central’s congregation for all of your thoughts, prayers, concerns and support for me after my accident. Thank you all who contributed for the monetary donations to cover the balance of a new scooter and helmet. It’s an honor and a blessing to be able to be a part of Central’s staff serving God and all of you. I’m beyond blessed. May God continue to bless you all. – Greg Scott

Sounds of the Season NEXT SUNDAY

The Sounds of the Season Christmas concert is coming right up on Sunday, December 11th at 6:00pm in the Sanctuary. Enjoy the Chancel Choir, Wesley Ringers Bell Choir, Joysingers Children’s Choir and numerous individuals and small groups who will share their musical gifts to help you ring in the season!

Gathering Spaces

A team has been formed to work on an aesthetic update to our gathering spaces (the parlor area and main entry hallway). We have been working with a local designer and have begun by painting. We will gradually add furniture and other accessories. Please feel free to direct questions about this project to :Leanne Backmeyer, Mary Alice Bolser, Doug Jamison, or Dave Sheets

Longest Night Service – December 21st at 6:00pm

Red Cross Blood Drive

We are getting closer to our blood drive to support the American Red Cross in their effort to address the critical blood shortage which exists. We still have twenty-six time slots to fill, so we are looking for past CUMC donors, as well as new donors, to get registered in order to make this a successful blood drive. Go to redcrossblood.org and enter code CUMCRICH in the box that says find a blood drive. Appointment times available 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Tuesday, December 6, 2022. Drive will be held in the multipurpose room. Questions? Contact Dana Mollenkopf at papamole@comcast.net or at 765-277-0287.

Altar Guild

Would you like to be part of the ALTAR GUILD here at Central? Each member of the guild takes one month during the year to come in once weekly to refill the altar candles and refill pew pockets. Contact Ann Cashner at 765-994-1979 or 962-8458 if you would like to help. We need help during the following months in 2023–: February, March July, August, and October.

Christmas Poinsettias

Christmas Poinsettias are $12.50 each and come in red and white. The deadline for Poinsettia orders is December 9th. Please contact the church office or email Christin at christin@richmondcumc.com with the following information to place your order;

From:

In Honor Of:

In Loving Memory Of:

Number of Poinsettias:

Central Childcare needs you!

Like many organizations in our community, Central Childcare is hiring! We are looking for full and part-time employees to join our team. Starting pay is $10.50/hr. To apply, please contact Kathy George at 765-962-8543 or cumcchildcare@richmondcumc.com. We are also accepting volunteers! Volunteers are able to set their own schedules or be “on-call” as needs arise. To volunteer, contact Kathy George to set-up your fingerprinting background check and TB test. There is also some state-issued training that needs to be done before starting but all training can be done at Central and on your schedule. We look forward to working with you!

Understanding Where We are

Join us Sunday evening in the Fellowship Hall from 5:15-6:45 on November 27th for conversation and teaching as we continue to seek understanding on our current UMC moment.  We will cover questions, review our history, share the latest news, and cover the relevant Biblical passages as we clarify where we stand. Please keep our denomination in your prayers as we continue to live out our faith in Jesus together here in Richmond and beyond.

Community Prayer Focus

2023 Stewardship

There is still time to turn in your 2023 pledge card! If you need another one, you may pick it up in the church office during our normal business hours. If you have any questions please call the church office at 765-962-8543

2023 Directory

Have you moved? Want to update your photo for our directory? Now is the time! On November 27th, Ann Cashner will be available before and after worship for a short time to take your updated photo if you wish to take one. You will also be able to update your information at that time. Don’t have time on those Sundays? Send in a photo to Christin at christin@richmondcumc.com or drop one off in the office. If you would like access to our online directory, Realm, please contact the church office. 2023 directories will be available on Christmas Eve!

Central Childcare needs you!

Like many organizations in our community, Central Childcare is hiring! We are looking for full and part-time employees to join our team. Starting pay is $10.50/hr. To apply, please contact Kathy George at 765-962-8543 or cumcchildcare@richmondcumc.com. We are also accepting volunteers! Volunteers are able to set their own schedules or be “on-call” as needs arise. To volunteer, contact Kathy George to set-up your fingerprinting background check and TB test. There is also some state-issued training that needs to be done before starting but all training can be done at Central and on your schedule. We look forward to working with you!

The Laundry Project

Intermediate Sunday School Class once again will be collecting quarters for the Wayne Township Trustee Laundry Project. We’ll be in the foyer starting November!!

Red Cross Blood Drive

We are getting closer to our blood drive to support the American Red Cross in their effort to address the critical blood shortage which exists. We still have twenty-six time slots to fill, so we are looking for past CUMC donors, as well as new donors, to get registered in order to make this a successful blood drive. Go to redcrossblood.org and enter code CUMCRICH in the box that says find a blood drive. Appointment times available 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Tuesday, December 6, 2022. Drive will be held in the multipurpose room. Questions? Contact Dana Mollenkopf at papamole@comcast.net or at 765-277-0287.

Help is needed! Due to shoulder surgery, Dana will be unable to do things as usual for our blood drive scheduled for December 6. Help will be needed for set up and for tear down. Greeters will also be needed throughout the drive schedule from 1:00 until 6:00. For more information, contact Dana at 765-277-0287 or at papamole@comcast.net. THANKS.

Altar Guild

All Church Christmas Luncheon

Christmas Poinsettias

Christmas Poinsettias are $12.50 each and come in red and white. The deadline for Poinsettia orders is December 9th. Please contact the church office or email Christin at christin@richmondcumc.com with the following information to place your order;

From:

In Honor Of:

In Loving Memory Of:

Number of Poinsettias: