HOLMES GROVE
Helping Hands and Grateful Hearts.
Greensboro, North Carolina
We're an intergenerational church that loves serving the Lord!
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Have an announcement to share? Email holmesgrovechurch@gmail.com. Thank you.
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​It's CHAIR YOGA TUESDAYS for SENIORS! Improve balance and strength, have some fun, fellowship and learn how to develop a healthy and productive lifestyle. Join now. Must be registered to attend for lunch. Register with Nagatha or email holmesgroveis4u@gmail.com. FREE CLASS and LUNCH. February 17, March 3, 17,31, and April 14, 28!​
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We are trying to update our church directory. Please make sure to fill out our update form, which is in the vestibule. If you would prefer to email us, please email the following info: Name, address, phone # (please mark if it is home or cell), & email address. Email info to holmesgrovechurch@gmail.com. Any questions, please don’t hesitate to call (335) 272-6302. Thank you!
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Liturgists are still needed each Sunday to share God's word and announcements. Imperfect people are needed and welcomed. The new sign-up sheet is on the wall next to the office.
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Join us for Worship Service or listen on your car radio (106.3 FM from the parking lot) beginning at 9:15 a.m. on Sunday. We look forward to seeing you in masks and social distancing! The service will also be posted here on our website and on Facebook and Youtube.
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Bible Study is every Wednesday, 6:30-7:30 p.m. IN PERSON or on ZOOM. If you need a book, please see Dr. Rev. John Henry, Jr. Zoom ID# 788 4352 8597. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88452451260wd=Q2puMCtDZkNCUGorejJMWHZWd2lRQT09 You may also CALL IN at 1 301 715 8592. We look forward to you joining us!
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We have a lot to be thankful! Find praise stories on our Praise and Pray page on the website.
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Holmes Grove UMC Office is open Tuesday from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Please knock on the door and we will happily greet you. You can also email us at holmesgrovechurch@gmail.com or call (336) 272-6302. Thank you.
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Want to share upcoming events or special notes? Newsletter articles should be sent to holmesgrovechurch@gmail.com
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​District Training webinar worth viewing: "Telling the Old Story in a New Way". Here is handbook, too.
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Anyone in need of prayer, have someone that is sick and shut in or in the hospital etc.? Please call the church office to leave a message on the answering machine at (336)272-6302. Church Secretary Cindy is part-time, but she will check the messages and inform the pastor. Make sure you leave a call back number so that you can be reached.
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A word of appreciation for all who faithfully contribute to benefit the church. May we always remain faithful in all areas of service.
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​Missed the District Equip & Connect Training? The videos are now available! Leaders, committee members, and anyone who wants to learn more about their church and how to be effective should watch. Training is important to lead and serve!Click here to view: Equip & Connect
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Let's Celebrate FEBRUARY Birthdays and Black History Month!
Happy Birthday
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February 1st Silvia R.
February 2nd Savannah H.
February 3rd Stefan G.
February 11th Greg G.
February 14th Shelia D.
February 19th Gloria M.
February 21st DeMontye M.
February 22nd Marquez D.
February 23rd Shelby F.
Enjoy this tribute to Rev. Henry, Ms. Carissa, and Jalissa for their service, love and care.
Faith-based Retirement Resources
There are many Christian communities around the country, catering to older adults of different religious denominations. This guide has information about what Christian senior living is, how it differs from standard care and what to expect from different Christian senior communities. It also has advice on how to find the right Christian community for you and some of the financial resources available to help you as you age. Your Guide to Christian and Catholic Senior Living Your Guide to Christian and Catholic Senior Living (seniorhousingnet.com)
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Home Remodeling Guide for Seniors with Disabilities
If you’re like the majority of American seniors, you want to live in your own home as you age. Aging in place is a more affordable option for most people and allows older adults to maintain their independence and stay engaged with the community. It also means you get to reside in a home you love, surrounded by happy memories. However, for most seniors, making home modifications is essential to staying safe and healthy. For more information and resources, go to the Home Remodeling Guide for Seniors With Disabilities. From Caring.com