District UM Women
- Victoria Chifeche & Lydia Radio are shown with Sue Mayo, UMW President, Farmville District.
UMW from Farmville & Petersburg District hosted a luncheon for two ladies from Mozambique on May 7, 2010. Victoria Chifeche presented a program on the injustice conditions imposed on women in their village. Due to Mission Giving funds from UMW in the US they are able to give hope to women in their country.
FARMVILLE DISTRICT UMW CALENDAR OF EVENTS—2010
Sept 6: Year end reports due: Reading Program
Mission Today/5-6 Star Units
Deceased Members
(see forms below)
Sep 22: District Day-VUMAC registration 9:30 am
Sep 24-25: Young Women’s Retreat (18-35) at VUMAC
Oct 23-24: Conference UMW Meeting
Nov 14: Advent Day Apart- Farmville UMC 3:00 pm
News and Forms
Read our newsletter: 2010 July Farmville District Linkette (PDF)
Click below to open or download forms:
2010 Farmville District Reading Program Report (Word) (PDF)
Mission Today 2010 (Word) (PDF)
Deceased Members Report (Word) (PDF)
Candle Burning Report (Word) (PDF)
Farmville District Day Information and Registration (Word) (PDF)
Local Unit Officers Report (Word) (PDF)
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2010 MISSION TEAM
President
Sue Mayo
434-292-5486 (h)
Vice-President
Betsy Hanmer
434-736-9241
Secretary
Shirley Martin
804-492-4329
Treasurer
Jean Church
MISSION COORDINATORS
Spiritual Growth
Susan Rigg
Social Action
Betsy Anderson
434-575-5211
Education And Interpretation
(MISSION TODAY & Candleburning)
Joyce Nelson
434-983-3848 (w)
434-547-5548 (h)
Membership Nurture & Outreach
Sherry Guerrant
434-374-0332
Secretary of Program Resources
(READING PROGRAM)
Lynne Pridgen
434-392-6556
Chmn, Nominating Committee
Marilyn Johnson
434-223-8250
Communications
(NEWSLETTER-YEARBOOK)
Geraldine Sanderson
434-392-4402 (h)
VUMAC Representative
Virginia Broyles
434-738-6125
- President Sue Mayo with other UMW District Presidents
Be sure to visit our Conference UMW website and our General UMW website.
Want UMW?
If you are not in a UMW unit now but would like to experience the many programs we sponsor about missions please contact Sue Mayo (434-292-5486) or email bnsmayo@yahoo.com for more information. You can be a member of Farmville District UMW without a church unit. If your church would like to form a unit please let me know.
Young Women Event
September 24-25 at VUMAC. Download registration form at vaumw.org.
Encourage young women to register!
Sept 22: Farmville District Day
Theme: Lets’ Get Together with Our D.S.
Jim Tongue will be speaking. Mark your calendars now for a great program of coming together and sharing what we as UMW have done for others this year. A registration form is on this page! The Memorial Service for deceased members during this year will be observed at District Day. Mission Focus: PATMOS—A stamp ministry which collects new stamps to be issued to prison inmates throughout the U.S. Mission Offering will be split between Mission Giving and the Southside Gleaning Network.
- The Farmville District United Methodist Women have been “Getting Together” this past year with the new program theme “Let’s Get Together”. The puzzle pieces come together to show an active year of “focus” on missions. Each unit needs to be especially proud of the 2009 Pledge to Mission which exceeded our pledge of $27,000 by $2,464.40. This figure does not include the $7,175.67 for VA Projects, Call to Prayer and Supplementary Donations. Our total giving’s was $36,640.07
Advent Day Apart
Sunday, November 14th @ Farmville UMC, 3PM
Rev. Maxine Crenshaw, Pastor, Union UMC will be preparing our hearts for Christmas. The offering received will be sent to Kingsway Prison Ministry, as well as, items for their Christmas ministry (5”x8” white or yellow notepads, ChapStick and regular size plastic tubes of toothpaste)
PATMOS MINISTRIES
“Help Stamp Out Loneliness”
The goal of Patmos Ministries is to bring resources to programs that improve and enhance the lives of those who are or who have been incarcerated. These resources include postage stamps for the more than 130,000 women who are incarcerated in federal and state facilities. For more information contact Deaconess Patricia N. Marks, Patmos Ministries, 8201 Blairton Road,