Jerome United Methodist Church

Traditional Service 8:30 am
Fellowship 9:30 am
Christian Education -all ages 9:45 am
Contemporary Service 10:45 am

10531 Jerome Road, Plain City, OH 43064
Phone: 614-873-8851

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Welcome to Jerome Church

Jerome United Methodist Church  is getting ready to celebrate our 175th anniversary. If you are looking for a church home  in Dublin, OH  or its  nearby communities, please browse our website for information on our dynamic programs. Jerome has many classes, small groups and mission opportunities which serve as places for our congregation to connect and serve.  We offer programs and ministries for all ages and life cycles. 

Read our Mission and Vision Statement to find out more about us.

EACH WEEK AT JEROME CHURCH -

Enjoy Bible based sermons, wonderful music, and great fellowship as we grow together in relationship with God and one another. Invite your family and friends to come to church with you. They are only an invitation away!

Sundays
8:30 am Traditional Worship

9:30 am Fellowship Time

9:45 am Christian Education- September through May

10:45 am Contemporary Worship

(Nursery care  available throughout the morning)

Wenesdays.
7:30 pm  Oasis  -Senior High Youth

Fridays
3:30 pm Soup for the Soul – Church for All People Downtown Columbus

Check your church bulletin for each week’s  current events.   We also post updates on our FaceBook page   http://www.facebook.com/pages/Plain-City-OH/Jerome-United-Methodist-Church/19675241628

 SEPTEMBER 12TH –KICKOFF SUNDAY 

Sunday school for all ages begins at 9:45 am. Join us!

OCTOBER 24TH  – JEROME CHURCH’S 175TH ANNIVERSARY  -

Jerome Church Welcomes new pastor David Cady

           Whenever a new pastor comes to a new church, there is always a time of getting to know a little about them. Here are some things I want you to know: My name is David. My friends call me Dave. Those who prefer a deeper level of formality call me Pastor Dave and those who are into titles call me Dr. Cady. I answer to all of these, so feel free to choose what is most comfortable for you.

     My roots are in southeastern Ohio. I am the grandson of pottery workers and a superintendent of schools. My dad worked in insurance and my mom is a registered nurse. I am the youngest of four siblings and I like the Buckeyes, the Reds, the Cavs, and the Steelers. I am a big fan of Chipotle, I like to play golf, and I am on Facebook.

     I am married to a pastor’s wife (Amy) and am the father of three preacher’s kids (Bethany, Luke, and Clay). I am an elder in the West Ohio Conference of the United Methodist Church and have served for 15 years as the pastor of churches in Circleville and the Pataskala/Reynoldsburg area. I attended the Southern Ohio Emmaus Walk #14, sat at the Table of Philip, and some of you feel like clapping about right now. If you’re not involved with the Emmaus movement, you might be wondering what that means . . . be sure to ask me about it.

     But the main thing you need to know about me is that I am a follower of Christ  . have been for some 35 years now. For a long time I have lived with a growing understanding that God’s grace is so much more than I deserve and, when I live under His authority on my life, I have discovered that Christ can work in me in ways I never dreamed possible. My call to ministry is pretty simple . . . preach the word in season and out of season and make every effort to take as many people to heaven with me as possible.

     I am excited about the vast possibilities for profound Kingdom work that exist at Jerome. During the first several weeks as your new pastor, I want to encourage you to be around the church on Sunday mornings, as I will be spending time sharing my core values for the Christian life, for Christian ministry, and for the mission of the church. In addition, I hope to meet the majority of you in the cottage meetings that I will be scheduling later this summer so that I can hear what dreams and visions God has laid on your heart. If you wish to know more about me or want to help me learn more about you, feel free to contact me at  pastor@jeromechurch.org   or call the church office to schedule an appointment with me.

 Blessings,

 David

Grow a Row for Soup for the Soul

     Thank you for the growing assistance from your gardens last year, donating your extra produce to Soup for the Soul.  The fresh food is very much appreciated.

      We hope you can help this year, too!

Greeting Card Shop

     The Mission Team is recycling your greeting cards to raise money for missions.  Your cards have been transformed into lovely, creative new greeting cards to send to your family and friends.  Come check out our selection on the rack in the narthex.  Choose one or several to have on hand, then place a voluntary donation in the donation envelope on the rack.  Thank you for shopping with us and for supporting this ministry.  Remember to keep supplying us with your old cards so we can offer new cards for you.

 

FROM THE MINISTER OF

YOUTH & CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

 

MARK YOUR CALENDARS

FOR THE FALL

NEW TIMES FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL 

     Parents with teens who will be involved in the youth ministry of our church are asked to mark their calendars for the following dates for the fall:

The Rust Machine - the middle school boys’ Bible study meets the second Monday of the month, 7:00p.m.-8:30p.m., at Rusty’s home for pizza and Bible study from October–April

Buckeye Angels - the middle school girls’ Bible study meets the second Monday of the month, 7:00p.m-8:30p.m.., at Denise’s home for pizza and Bible study from October-April

GRAPES (God Reaches Out and Promises Everlasting Salvation) - the girls’ senior high Bible study meets the third Monday of the month, 7:30 p.m., for dinner and Bible study October-April at Denise’s home

Senior High Boys meet the third Monday of the month, October –April, 7:30 p.m., for pizza and Bible study at Rusty’s home

BREAKAWAY is the Middle School fellowship that meets for dinner and Bible study at the church the fourth Monday of the month, 7:00-8:30 p.m., September-March

OASIS is the senior high group that meets at the church teen room 7:30 p.m. EVERY WEDNESDAY for pizza and Bible study. All incoming freshmen are invited to join us this summer following our Mountain T.O.P. trip.

 

 

Sunday School

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION NEWS

Education Fair Sunday August 29

Signup and Preview all the Christian Education classes and groups beginning  in this fall

 Kickoff Sunday September 12

Official start of our Christian Education programming – Sunday School for children, youth and adults begins at 9:45 am! Sign up today. Check out our new classes and groups  - Details on the Adult Education page  if you missed the Education fair.

ADULT SMALL GROUPS

Weekday  Educational  Opportunities

NEW - The Vineyard Class  

Monday nights from 7:00pm - 8:30pm.  First class September 20th. We’ll start with The Parables of Jesus –  six- week study connecting the Bible to Life. The class name comes from John 15 where Jesus says that He is the vine; we are the branches; and those that belong to Him will bear much fruit. Lead by Robin Rankin All are welcome especially parents of middle school youth .

 NEW -Band of Brothers – Men’s group

Beginning Saturday, October 2, 9-10:30 a.m., Bill Bryan will lead a men’s based discussion group called A Band of Brothers.  The Book of Genesis will be used as the central theme.   In general, the group will meet every other Saturday, except on OSU home football days and other national holidays.  This is a pilot program that will last a total of five meetings (October 2 and 16, November 6 and 20, and ending December 4.)  All meetings will start at 9:00 a.m. and end promptly at 10:30.  If you have any interest  in being part of this new opportunity, please call Bill Bryan, 793-0311 (home) or 284-9455 (cell) to sign up.

    

'SAGE' ING CLASS -  -BEGINS OCT 4th     

10 am and 7 pm (identical sessions) on the first Monday of each month.   This is a continuation of a series from last year, but new members of all ages are welcome to join at any time.

These classes are led by Rev. Steve Harsh.  The book, From Age-ing to Sage-ing: A Profound New Vision of Growing Older, by Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi provides the background and philosophy for the class and is available for $10.

 Sage-ing provides practical tools and exercises for growing older with wisdom, maturity and understanding.                                                      

CHILDREN'S WORSHIP

Class lists are in the office for Children’s nursery through 12th grade – please check the list to make sure your children are in the correct class.

 

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