This Monday morning group of deep thinkers selects books to read together and has lively discussions after a healthy oatmeal breakfast. Mondays at 7:00 am. Contact Diana Johnson (djc140@aol.com) for more information.
Tuesday Morning Bible Study
Regularly meets at 9:30 in the church fellowship hall for a Bible study. For more information or to find out the current study topic, please contact the church office.
Choir
DLUMC’s choir usually sings at the 10:00 worship on Sunday mornings. It is well-known for its Christmas and Easter cantatas, presented at both Sunday services during those celebratory seasons. The choir rehearses Tuesday evenings from 7:00-8:00pm and Sunday mornings at 9:15 preceding 10:00 worship. Please check out the Music Ministry page for more information.
Partners In Prayer
This group prays for our church and its members and families. Everyone is welcome to join. Meet in the pastor's office on Wednesdays at 4:00pm.
Thursday Bible Study
Reva Husby leads a women’s Bible study on Thursday mornings from 10-11 from mid-September to mid-May. Because the study is held in Reva’s home, there is a limit on the number of people who can be accommodated. When there is an opening, new members are welcome. To find out if there is a spot for you at this time, please contact Reva (revadew@arvig.net); she can tell you more about the current topic of study as well.
The Gentle Men
This men's group meets for breakfast in a reserved area of the restaurant at the Holiday Inn. The Gentle Men meet on the first and third Fridays of each month at 7:30 am. The time together provides an opportunity to become better acquainted, develop meaningful friendships, and discuss topics of interest and concern. All men are welcome to attend. For more information, please contact Phletus Williams (phletus@loretel.net; 218-863-5388).
UMW is an active group at DLUMC. Please check out their web page.
Mary-Martha Circle
A UMW social circle for women meeting on the third Thursday of each month at 9:30 am. Members take turns presenting a short devotional program, accompanied by discussion. Refreshments are served. A “Sunshine” ministry sees to cards for shut-ins, birthdays, and those ill/hospitalized. For more information please contact Gwen Marine (847-6602).
Women's Fellowship & Service
An informally organized group of women who gather monthly for fellowship and/or a service project. Some of the projects include shopping for Christmas gifts for families in need, delivering Valentines to shut-ins, and honoring graduating seniors at a breakfast in the spring. For more information, please contact Karen Schultz (schultzkd@arvig.net)
Friendly Visitors
For people who are shut-in, no longer able to get out and about, and/or are no longer able to attend worship at DLUMC. These people (or their friends) may request a Friendly Visitor, and volunteers from the congregation pay a friendly visit about once a month. For more information about this ministry, contact Rick Pechmann, Ministry Coordinator, at 847-4818 or rick@dlumc.org.
In Stephen Ministry congregations, trained lay caregivers (called Stephen Ministers) provide one-to-one Christian care to the bereaved, hospitalized, terminally ill, separated, divorced, unemployed, relocated, and others facing a crisis or life challenge. Stephen Ministry helps pastors and congregations provide quality caring ministry for as long as people need it. For more information check out the Stephen Ministry page. If you would like to request a Stephen Minister contact Rick Pechmann, Ministry Coordinator, at 847-4818 or rick@dlumc.org
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Potluck Groups
Members from DLUMC meet for a potluck meal and fellowship about once a month. It is a time to get better acquainted with a smaller group of people and share good food and conversation, often about a selected topic of interest. If you are interested in joining/forming a potluck group, please contact the church office at 847-4818 or secretary@dlumc.org.
Angel Food
This ministry connects to people with the hospitality of food. Families in crisis, families with a new baby, older folks who don't cook, people who are/have been ill--these are some of the main targets of this ministry. Both individuals and service groups within the church stock the Angel Food freezer (located in the storage room just off the church entry); food can be accessed by those who need it.
You may donate to Angel Food by cooking or baking for the freezer. Instructions for packaging your food contributions can be found on the freezer door. You may also donate to Angel Food with a check to DLUMC; write "Angel Food" in the memo blank. Inform the church office if you know of anyone who needs some Angel Food.
