Pastor’s Pop Quiz – Question 4
Why are some small churches called “chapels”? Pastor Mike knows an intriguing story that you never would have guessed. Watch his video answer below.
Celebrate God’s Creation
Our April 19, 2020 worship shares videos, photos, music and cool science facts about creation.
Pastor’s Pop Quiz – Question 3
Pastor’s Pop Quiz
Question 3: What was the first English translation of the Bible?
Holy Thursday Devotion
Pastor Mike Cline offers a reflection on the importance of remembering what God did for us through Easter.
A Prayer for the World
Dear God,
It seems like lots of uncertainty around us. So many people who need prayers.
Today, I pray…
For those whose health is compromised by the coronavirus or other health issues.
For those who suffer from the economic impact of the virus, in travel, manufacturing, hospitality, energy or so many other industries.
For healthcare workers and first responders, and other public servants who put themselves in harm’s way for us.
For our leaders of the world, our countries, states, and cities, as they seek to help manage this challenge
God, it can be overwhelming. But you tell us over and over again not to be afraid.
Show me how to trust in you.
As I examine my heart this Lenten season, help me to turn away from my concern with self,
and turn my heart, hands, and prayers toward the concerns of others.
In the name of Jesus Christ, I pray. Amen.
A Prayer for a World Facing the Coronavirus was adapted from a prayer posted by St. Luke’s United Methodist Church in Houston, Texas. 713-622-5710, 3471 Westheimer Road, Houston, TX 77027.
Pastor’s Pop Quiz – Question 2
Question 2: Is the King James Bible the BEST translation of the Bible available?
Pastor Mike answers in this short video and explains things you probably never knew about the history of the beloved King James Bible.
ONE MINUTE OF BEAUTY
Take a virtual walk in our garden.
Palm Sunday Order Of WOrship
Hosanna! Palm Sunday begins with joy!
Stop Covid-19
Dear Tennison:
Please read and share this information about how to respond and react to the COVID-19 virus.
1) The best thing we can do, according to multiple healthcare professionals, is practice good hygiene. Wash your hands with soap and water. Wash your hands as long as it takes you to sing “Happy Birthday”. Hand sanitizer is also good to use. WASH YOUR HANDS OFTEN.
2) If you have fever, cough, or shortness of breath, stay home until you are better. Avoiding person-to-person contact is also smart. People can have this virus without symptoms for up to 48 hours.
3) Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with your hands. Cough or sneeze into your sleeve and not your hands.
4) According to Dr. Michael Phillips at NYU Langone Medical Center, most people have mild symptoms (up to 80%), BUT if your symptoms become progressively worse or if you are already weakened by other conditions, you need to contact your doctor. IF your symptoms progress to include shortness of breath, or difficulty catching your breath, you should contact your doctor right away.
5) If you want to know more, or get updated information, please go to the CDC website for your information. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html
6) Panic breeds PANIC! Can anyone tell me why we are out of toilet paper? Be a calm presence. There is already enough panic and overreaction present for all of us.
7) Please remember that God is over this world. Pray, be smart, don’t panic, and practice good hygiene.
Peace,
Pastor Mike
Tennison Memorial United Methodist Church 