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Together We Can: Planting Seeds for a Generous Future November brings us the opportunity to prayerfully consider our financial commitment to Nardin Park for the upcoming year. Pastor Anthony and the Stewardship Campaign Committee extends an invitation to you to participate in Nardin Park’s 2026 Stewardship Campaign: TOGETHER WE CAN: Planting Seeds For A Generous…
Operation Common Good has partnered with Farmington Youth Assistance to provide gifts to youth ages 10 through 18 years of age. Nardin Park has been one of their biggest supporters and they have again asked for our help. We committed to providing gifts for 30 youth this year. This program will be called Operation Christmas Angel.…
Photos will be shown of Nardin Park Members who have passed away since the 2024 All Saints Remembrance. After remembering our members, we will read the names of people who submitted a name for remembrance. Finally, we will offer an opportunity for congregants to speak the names of the loved ones they want to remember;…
In efforts to keep our community safe, Nardin Park UMC will be locking the outside perimeter doors 15 minutes after service begins. If you decide to step out or have to get something from your car, please let an Usher know, they will be more than happy to let you back inside. Thank you for…
For Those Who Mourn Gracious God, as your Son wept with Mary and Martha at the tomb of Lazarus, look with compassion on those who grieve. Grant them the assurance of your presence now and faith in your eternal goodness, that in them may be fulfilled the promise that whose who mourn shall be comforted;…
Mark your calendars for October 7 at 1:30 PM to join us for Cider and Donuts! Folks from the Congregational Care Call List and those who are unable to attend church regularly are welcome to attend to reconnect with friends and community. If you would like a ride and/or plan to attend, RSVP to Judy…
For the safety of all, animals must either be on a leash or in a crate for the entire duration of the event. We will gather in the east parking lot. In the event of inclement weather, we will move underneath the portico in front of the church.
There will be a 9 week Bible study titled: Roaming through Romans beginning Tuesday, September 23rd at 12pm and 7pm. Interested persons need to call the church office to register by 3:30pm, Thursday, September 18th. Women’s Book Study Group The Women’s Book Study is meeting on Tuesday mornings at 10:00 in the Conference Room. They…
9:00 AM and 11:00 AM Special Events On Sunday, March 1st, at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM, the children will work with staff from the Paint Creek Center for the Arts to create a Lenten painting on canvas during Sunday school. The youth (grades 6-12) will gather in Park Place on March 1st from 12:30-2…
In the latest edition of the MiConnect, the ways to give to flood relief are outlined, the link is below. In short, the conference recommends making contributions directly to: 1) UMCOR Disaster relief, 2) The Rio Grande Conference, or 3) The West Virginia Conference. Ways to give to US flood disaster relief – The Michigan…
Please join us for a Welcome Celebration for Rev. Dr. Anthony Hood on Sunday, July 13th. The celebration will happen in between both services and after 11 AM. We are excited to meet, greet and have fellowship with our Nardin Park community. Refreshments will be available.
Hello, My name is Julie Boardman, and I am delighted to be your new Financial Bookkeeper here at Nardin Park. I have a diverse background, having worked in automotive, software, start-ups, and consulting companies. I hold a business degree from Wayne State University and am excited to contribute to Nardin Park’s financial success. This place…
I Know My Way Home: Thoughts on the Inevitable by William A. Ritter Bill Ritter’s book of sermons and reflections on death and dying, becomes a masterclass in how to live. He asserts that we aren’t so much afraid of dying as “…we are afraid of never having lived …” – Rick Jones, Friend and Parishioner,…