Please join us this Saturday for an Indoor/Outdoor Work Day to spruce up out building and grounds as we move into the spring season. We will be working from 9 am – 12 pm. A light breakfast will be provided.
Sun. May 6th: Nature Sunday
We invite you to join us for our annual Nature Sunday service on May 6th, 2018. Services will be held at Edwin Warner Park (50 Vaughn Rd. Nashville, 37221) at 10:30am. We will meet at picnic shelter 11 of the park, and have a short, informal service (casual dress encouraged), followed by a potluck lunch. Please bring a covered dish or drink to share, and any outdoor sports equipment (there is a ball field by the shelter), or feel free to take a nature walk after the potluck. There will be no service held at Brookmeade on Sunday, May 6th, so we hope to see you at the park!
Click the link below to see the map to Shelter 11.
Sat. May 19th: Upper Room UCC Potluck
For a Spring Potluck Supper of the Upper Room UCC Fellowship, we’ll join with our other two Nashville-area UCC churches (Holy Trinity Community Church & Howard Congregational Church) on May 19th @ 5:30 PM! Event Site: Holy Trinity Community Church, 6727 Charlotte Pk. This will be a Spring potluck supper gathering of the Nashville-area UCC to grow in prayer & communion with God and to grow in fellowship with one another! Special Guest Speaker from Birmingham: Rev. J. R. Finney, Moderator of the Southeast Conference of the United Church of Christ! Evening’s theme: “God is Working & Stillspeaking!” Bring family, friends & favorite casserole for great UCC fellowship and inspiration! Childcare Provided.
Sunday, April 15th: Congregational Meeting and Potluck
Join us for a Congregational Meeting and Potluck next Sunday, April 15th. Topics: Updating our security plan, the 2017 Annual Report, making changes to our bathrooms and more! There is a signup sheet for the potluck on the bulletin board in the fellowship hall.
Sat. April 7th: Project CURE Volunteer Group
Project CURE Volunteer Group is scheduled for Saturday April 7th, 9:30 am – 12 pm (2300 Clifton Ave, 37209). We will be sorting medical supplies to be sent to hospitals in developing countries. Everyone is welcome, including newcomers! See you there!
Sun. April 1st: COW Offering
The first Sunday of every month we Contribute Our Wealth (COW) to help fight hunger in Middle Tennessee and worldwide. On COW Sunday we ask everyone to bring in non-perishable foods to put in the shopping cart. These foods are delivered to Second Harvest Food Bank. We also take up a cash collection that is split between Second Harvest and Heifer International. Remember to bring in food and extra offering for COW (Contribute Our Wealth) Sundays!
Easter Sunday Information
Easter Sunday Morning 4/1
Sunrise Service, 6:30am: Watch the sunrise from the Miller Meditation Garden during our outdoor service of song and poetry.
Breakfast at the Loveless Café, 7:45am
It’s a Brookmeade tradition! Sign-up on the bulletin board, or RSVP by phone or email to the church office by Thursday, March 29 so that all are included in our reservation.
CLICK HERE for the Loveless Cafe Breakfast Menu
CLICK HERE for Directions to Loveless Cafe from Brookmeade
Easter Worship, 10:30am
Sarah will preach our traditional Easter Sunday service with Holy Communion. Coffee Fellowship and an Easter Egg Hunt will follow!
Holy Week 2018
Spiritual Retreat POSTPONED
Because so few were available to sign up for the Church Retreat at Penuel Ridge, we are rescheduling for the fall. If there is a particular date that doesn’t work for you, let us know. We are thinking of October at this time, and we will check on available weekends with Penuel Ridge. Thanks!
Sun. Mar. 11th: OGHS
Brookmeade is a five for five church. We participate in all 5 of the UCC Special Offerings. The next is the One Great Hour of Sharing on March 11th. One Great Hour of Sharing, as part of Our Churches Wider Mission, is the special mission offering of the United Church of Christ that carries God’s message of love and hope to people in crisis. The UCC works with international partners to provide sources of clean water, food, education and health care, small business micro-credit, advocacy and resettlement for refugees and displaced persons, and emergency relief and rehabilitation. OGHS also supports domestic and international ministries for disaster preparedness and response. Look for the special offering envelopes. “Now to God be the glory, who by the power at work within us is able to accomplish for more than all we can ask or imagine” (Ephesions 3:20)
