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JOIN US FOR WORSHIP
SUNDAYS AT 10AM
Preparing for Worship
Sunday, January 11, 2026 – 10AM
Message: “The Holy Spirit” – Pastor Jake Weber
Hymns:
How Great Thou Art
Spirit of Faith Come Down
Blessed Assurance
Anthem: Simple Praise – Chancel Choir
Volunteer to Host Coffee Hour

Sign up sheet is in the Fellowship Hall.
MATTHEW AND KRISTI SCALES
MISSION IN UGANDA


How To Support
If you feel drawn to support their mission financially you can write a check, payable to MMC and noted Uganda Mission and put it in collection plate, bring it by the office, or mail to the church (McCormick Methodist Church, PO Box 267, McCormick, SC 29835).
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STEPHEN MINISTRY
READY TO LISTEN

If you are experiencing any type of difficulty and you need someone to listen to you, with whom you can share your feelings and receive acceptance and Christian love, please consider being in a relationship with a Stephen Minister at MMC.
Start by calling one of the Stephen Leaders and begin a ‘fellowship’ with a Stephen Minister. We may be reached through the church office at (864) 852-2394.
CONGREGATIONAL CARE COMMITTEE
The Congregational Care Committee wants you to know they are there to help you if you ever need transportation, meals or a visitor! Please contact Kim Jackson if you or someone you know needs help or if you would like to be added to the list of volunteers.
Volunteers Needed for Congregational Care Team
Dear Church Family,
One of the most powerful ways we reflect the love of Christ is by caring for one another in times of need. Whether someone is recovering from surgery, facing a difficult season, or navigating a time of grief, small
acts of kindness—like a hot meal, a ride to an appointment, or a friendly visit—can make a world of difference.
acts of kindness—like a hot meal, a ride to an appointment, or a friendly visit—can make a world of difference.
We are currently building a list of volunteers who are willing to step in when needs arise. You don’t need to commit to every request—just let us know how you feel called to help:
Meal Ministry – Provide or deliver a home-cooked or store-bought meal to someone in need.
Transportation Help – Offer rides to church, appointments, or errands for those unable to drive.
Visitation Ministry – Visit homebound members or those in the hospital or care facilities to provide companionship and encouragement.
If you’re willing to be on our list of helpers in any of these areas, please send Kim Jackson an email or add
your name/email to the sign-up sheet in Fellowship Hall.
your name/email to the sign-up sheet in Fellowship Hall.
You’ll be contacted as needs arise, with the opportunity to accept or decline depending on your schedule.
Let’s continue being the hands and feet of Jesus—loving one another well in both big and small ways.
In Christ’s love,
Your Congregational Care Team
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Upcoming Events
24:7 Small Group Begins New Bible Study

The 24:7 Small Group extends this invitation to any who would like to join them as they begin their new Bible Study for spring on this Friday, January 16 at 10 a.m. in the Wesleyan Room. Meetings are on the first and third Fridays. The group’s mission is mental health and luncheons and activities, including Bible study, are held throughout the year with the residents at Bell Ridge housing complex in downtown McCormick. The spring study is a DVD 6-session series entitled Happiness– God’s Invitation to Delight, Celebration, and Joy – Christians are supposed to be happy. In fact, we are supposed to radiate joy, peace, and contentment that are so distinctive and attractive that others are naturally drawn to us because they want what we have. And yet, in today’s culture, many Christians are perceived as angry, judgmental people who don’t seem to derive any joy from life whatsoever. In Happiness, noted theologian and author Randy Alcorn dispels centuries of misconceptions about happiness and provides indisputable proof that God not only wants us to be happy but also commands it. The DVD has six 15- to 20-minute teaching sessions:
Session 1: Happiness vs. Joy
Session 2: Hardwired for Happiness
Session 3: Happiness of God
Session 4: Happiness and Idolatry
Session 5: Happiness and Holiness
Session 6: The Happiness of Heaven
For further information, please contact Linda Kidd, Group Leader.
METHODIST WOMEN
The MMW will meet Tuesday, January 21 for a tour of John de la Howe /Governor’s School which will begin at 9:45. We will have lunch there (cost of $5). There is a 12 person limit and a signup sheet is in the Fellowship Hall.
Widows Connection
Widows Connection Meetings are held monthly on the fourth Monday at 4 p.m. from September to May. For questions, contact Toni Graham or Linda Kidd.





