Current, Coming & Previous events

73% of Americans rank their finances as the #1 stress in life. Joe Dunn and Tish Mayberry Wright are looking to create a study group with other interested individuals starting Sunday, February 2nd. Participants will independently complete web-based learning modules on different personal finance topics, and the group will come together following each module to reflect on the content and discuss. The group will meet after church every other Sunday from February 2nd through April 27th. Participants will not be asked to share any personal details of their finances. We are simply hoping to create space for people to learn some of the basics of personal finance together and build relationships.

Maximum cost will be $50 per participant, but we have applied for a grant that will either completely cover or reduce participant costs. If you are interested in participating, complete this survey (https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/JYBT9B3) or contact Joe for more information: 615-946-2090 or joedunn615gmail.com

Sat., 11/23, Connection UMC joined with 13 other groups to aid 150 families in need of food assistance for Thanksgiving.

Thanks be to God. Thank you to ALL that worked to make this day happen.

Donelson Heights UMC, WEB Tutorial, Donelson Church of the Nazarene, Donelson Presbyterian Church, Holy Rosary Catholic Church, St. Stephen's Catholic Community,

Donelson Christian Academy (DCA), Donelson Lions Club, L'Evate M3, Pennington Fellowship Church, St. John's Lutheran Church,

St. Philip's Episcopal Church, Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee,

Victory Seventh Day Adventist Church

Youth Assemble - UMCOR Hygiene Kits

UMCOR (United Methodist Committee on Relief) - from their website "UMCOR comes alongside those who suffer from natural or human-caused disasters – famine, hurricane, war, flood, fire or other events—to alleviate suffering and serve as a source of help and hope for the vulnerable."

One of the ways they do this is by providing hygiene kits to those suffering. To learn more about UMCOR Click Here

Connection UMC collected items for hygiene kits to be sent to UMCOR to help those in need.

Our youth gathered, sorted and assembled the kits.

From Pastor Darren Wright:
I am beyond excited for our sermon series at Connection UMC.
Sometimes Easter and resurrection can feel abstract and hard to really understand. Some of the ways Easter and resurrection are most real and tangible is in loving, serving, and being in relationship with our communities and our neighbors in ways that empower, discover gifts, and work together to meet needs. Each week during our sermon we will welcome a different organization from middle TN to share stories of hope from the relationships they have made, and are making, in our communities.