Cy-Fair United Methodists

Looking for a place to grow spiritually and connect with others? Join us for Monday Night Life at District 249, 6:30-8 PM! This weekly gathering is open to anyone in their 20s, 30s, or 40s who is seeking fellowship, study, and spiritual growth.

At Monday Night Life, you'll have the opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions and build relationships. Come as you are and join us for an evening of connection, growth, and spiritual exploration. You will normally find us out back by the volleyball courts but you can also look for a yellow balloon. See you there!

He is Risen! Happy Easter! Today we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus!

Easter Service, 10:30 AM, Bleyl Middle School

CELEBRATE EASTER WITH US! Our Easter service begins at 10:30 AM at Bleyl Middle School.

Come early for some free, fun Easter activities. Activities begin at 9 AM & Egg Hunt (bring basket or bag) for all ages starts at 9:45 AM!

🌼 Flowering of the cross
🍩 Donuts, Coffee, & Juice
🖍 Easter crafts
📷 Photo Booth

See you Easter Sunday!

Celebrate Easter with the Cy-Fair United Methodists at Bleyl Middle School. All are welcome!

9 AM - 10:15 AM: Flowering of the Cross, Donuts & Coffee, Easter Crafts, and Photo Booth
9:45 AM: Egg Hunt for All Ages
10:30 AM: Worship (Family Friendly Service)

"Throughout your reading of Luke, I hope you’ve seen what I believe is the major premise of Luke’s Gospel: Jesus’s concern for the outsiders, outcasts, and outlaws. Jesus conveyed a clear sense of God’s love and mercy for them and focused on calling them to return to God. When we come to the Crucifixion, Luke highlights Jesus’s concern for the outlaws, even as Jesus himself is put on trial, convicted, and counted among the criminals. And at his resurrection, we see God’s final act of lifting up the lowly. Jesus identified with our pain and suffering. He became an outsider, an outcast, and an outlaw for us. But in his resurrection, he lifts us out of the depths and gives us love, joy, and peace." Adam Hamilton, Luke: Jesus and the Outsiders, Outcasts, and Outlaws

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"If you knew you only had one week to live, where would you go? Who would you spend time with? What would you say and do? As we come to the end of Luke 19, this is, in fact, what Jesus knows: in a week, he’ll be put to death in Jerusalem. In this next section of readings, we’ll turn to the final week of Jesus’s life and the things he said and did on the days leading up to his crucifixion. Each word and story express what matters most to Jesus." Adam Hamilton, Luke: Jesus and the Outsiders, Outcasts, and Outlaws

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All the info for kids! See you tomorrow!

🪥Hygiene Kit
🍞 The Last Supper
🥰 Cheerful Givers