President of Case Western Reserve University, is our MENS Group Forum Speaker next Sunday, May 6, at 9:30am
Barbara Snyder, President of Case Western Reserve University, is our MENS Group Forum Speaker next Sunday, May 6, at 9:30am.
Ms. Snyder holds a bachelor's degree in sociology from The Ohio State University and a law degree from the University of Chicago. Before becoming President of CWRU in 2007, she was the Executive Vice-President and Provost of The Ohio State University. During her tenure as President of CWRU, the university has overcome a $20 million budget deficit, increased fundraising by nearly $60 million, and increased research dollars by more than $15 million.
University Circle United Methodist Church
1919 E. 107th Street at Chester
Welcome Bishop Sally Dyck and Sarah Ehrman, Teaching and Preaching at UCUMC on Sunday, April 15th.
We will welcome Bishop Sally Dyck and Sarah Ehrman to UCUMC on Sunday. They are the authors of A Hopeful Earth: Faith, Science, and the Message of Jesus, which focuses on questions of faith, science and responsibility in our relationship to God’s creation.
Join us at 9:30 a.m. in the Yoder Room as Bishop Dyck and Ms. Ehrman ask us to consider “Would Jesus Bless This Food?” We acknowledge the importance of food in our biblical faith but would Jesus bless the food that we are producing and eating?
Join us for worship at 11:00 a.m., when Bishop Dyck will share the morning message, “Practicing Resurrection.” The morning’s scripture is John 20:19-31.
Sally Dyck is a Bishop of the Minnesota Conference of the United Methodist Church. Prior to her election as Bishop in 2004, she served the faith communities of Church of the Redeemer and Garfield Memorial United Methodist Church. Sarah Ehrman is an educator specializing in environmental science with high school students in Napa, CA. She is Sally’s niece and the daughter of UMUMC members Jane and Jim Ehrman.
Holy Week Events at University Circle UMC...Please join us!
This contemplative Maundy Thursday communion service remembers Jesus’ Last Supper with his
disciples. "Maundy" comes from the Latin "mandatum," meaning "commandment" and refers to the
new commandment Jesus gave his disciples to love one another as he had loved them.Good Friday – 7:30pm
Christians around the world set aside time on Good Friday to contemplate Christ's suffering and death
on the cross. Our evening service is one of solemnity, prayer, music and meditation.Easter Sunday
8:30am – “Son-rise” in the Circle – a brief service on our south lawn with Dr. Ken Chalker and Rev.
Ralph Fotia sharing an ancient story, a present reality and a future hope.8:30-10am – Pancake Breakfast in our Great Hall. Suggested price is $4.00/person.11:00am - Alleluia! Christ is Risen! After the solemnity and sacrifice of Lent and the passion of Holy
Week, join us amid the sounds of choirs, brass and timpani as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus
Christ and the fulfillment of his promise of life everlasting.
