THE
INVITES YOU TO ATTEND
ONE OF TWO RECEPTIONS
Choose from two sessions:
Brunch: 10:45 AM
OR
Lunch: 12:00 PM
RSVP by May 21
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Click the links below to listen to each of Owen’s lectures:
Tuesday, Mar. 27
Dealing with Disappointment (click for audio)
Wednesday, Mar. 28
Finding Your Purpose (click for audio)
Thursday, Mar. 29
Discovering the Lord’s Presence (click for audio)
Since July 1, 2017, Dr. Owen Ross has been the Director for the Center of Church Development for the North Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church. Prior to this, Dr. Ross served as the founding pastor of Christ’s Foundry United Methodist Mission. He moved into the north Love Field neighborhood in Dallas and began knocking on doors in Spring 2002. On Ash Wednesday 2003, Christ’s Foundry began worship in his home and grew to averaging over 300 in weekly bi-lingual and Spanish worship in 2016, the second largest Spanish-language United Methodist Congregation in the U.S.
A native of the rural East Texas town of Henderson, Dr. Ross has lived in Mexico, Dominican Republic, Canada, Ecuador, and Zimbabwe. He holds a BA with a double major in International Studies and Political Science from Texas A&M University, a Master of Divinity from Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University, and a Doctor of Ministry from Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore, Kentucky. His doctoral thesis was Ministry with the Poor: The Role of Social Services in Evangelism.
Dr. Ross is a Return Peace Corps Volunteer, having served in the western lowlands of Ecuador. He did Spanish-language studies in La Universidad de las Americas in Puebla, Mexico. His seminary studies took him to Africa University where he continues to serve as a board member for the Fairfield Outreach and Sponsors Association for the Fairfield Children’s Home in Old Mutare, Zimbabwe.
Dr. Ross’ passion is to reconnect the church with holistic ministry with the poor as modeled by Christ and the earliest Methodists. A certified coach by the International Coaching Federation, Dr. Ross has worked with churches throughout the United States, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Honduras as a consultant and coach, specifically for ministries with non-traditional populations.
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INVITES YOU TO ATTEND
ONE OF TWO INFORMATIONAL MEETINGS
Choose from two sessions:
Brunch: 10:45 AM
OR
Lunch: 12:00 PM
LOVERS LANE UMC
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DALLAS, TX 75220
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Beauty, love, and motion portrayed through colors, values and design are favorite themes in the paintings of Judith Srite Campbell. After a lengthy career departure, Judith recently rekindled her love with art. From studying in Paris and Switzerland as a young girl to being one of the artist-owners of The Highland Park Art Gallery, founding the Artists’ Showplace Gallery and becoming a partner in the new Frisco Fine Art Gallery, art has always been in her blood.
The ArtReach Gallery graces the walls of Watson Hall at Lovers Lane United Methodist Church and is the work of the Visual Arts Committee of LLUMC and is sponsored by the Lovers Lane Foundation. All artwork is for sale unless otherwise indicated. Purchase prices are available upon request. A portion (25%) of all sale proceeds benefits the Lovers Lane Foundation.
To volunteer for our Visual Arts Committee, contact Margaret Mall or Marilyn Eitzen-Jones
Contact Paul Ditto at 214-706-9561 or email ArtReach@llumc.org
Featuring Dr. Owen Ross, Director for the Center of Church Development for the North Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church & former founding pastor of Christ’s Foundry United Methodist Mission
— 3 Days in John 21 —
Tuesday, March 27
John 21:1-3 | DISAPPOINTMENT
Wednesday, April 12
John 21:4-7 | PURPOSE
Thursday, April 13
John 21:8-14 | PRESENCE
12:00 PM | Shipp Chapel | Daily complimentary lunch to follow ~ 12:45 PM
Childcare available with reservation by March 20
Since July 1, 2017, Dr. Owen Ross has been the Director for the Center of Church Development for the North Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church. Prior to this, Dr. Ross served as the founding pastor of Christ’s Foundry United Methodist Mission. He moved into the north Love Field neighborhood in Dallas and began knocking on doors in Spring 2002. On Ash Wednesday 2003, Christ’s Foundry began worship in his home and grew to averaging over 300 in weekly bi-lingual and Spanish worship in 2016, the second largest Spanish-language United Methodist Congregation in the U.S.
A native of the rural East Texas town of Henderson, Dr. Ross has lived in Mexico, Dominican Republic, Canada, Ecuador, and Zimbabwe. He holds a BA with a double major in International Studies and Political Science from Texas A&M University, a Master of Divinity from Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University, and a Doctor of Ministry from Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore, Kentucky. His doctoral thesis was Ministry with the Poor: The Role of Social Services in Evangelism.
Dr. Ross is a Return Peace Corps Volunteer, having served in the western lowlands of Ecuador. He did Spanish-language studies in La Universidad de las Americas in Puebla, Mexico. His seminary studies took him to Africa University where he continues to serve as a board member for the Fairfield Outreach and Sponsors Association for the Fairfield Children’s Home in Old Mutare, Zimbabwe.
Dr. Ross’ passion is to reconnect the church with holistic ministry with the poor as modeled by Christ and the earliest Methodists. A certified coach by the International Coaching Federation, Dr. Ross has worked with churches throughout the United States, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Honduras as a consultant and coach, specifically for ministries with non-traditional populations.
Dr. Ross is married to Xóchitl Medina Ross of Mexico, and they have two rowdy boys, Leland and Larkin, both born in 2014.
— Holy Week Music —
Monday, March 26 | 12:00 PM | Shipp Chapel
Organ recital featuring music of the Wesley family performed by master organist, Dr. Sheryl Sebo
Friday, March 30 | 7:00 PM | Sanctuary
Good Friday Concert: Mozart’s Requiem and Ave Verum featuring the Sanctuary Choir, Texas Voices, and professional orchestra
Childcare provided Mar. 27-29 with reservation by March 20. Please click the button below and include your child’s name(s), age(s) and the dates for which you’ll need care.
This show features the work of three artists: Tim Scheer, Judy VanDermeer, and Judy Williamson. Each is blessed with what is sometimes called the Parkinson’s Creativity Phenomenon. Often times Parkinson’s, or the treatment for Parkinson’s awakens or enhances artistic or other creative skills. Sometimes it even brings out skills that were previously completely hidden and other times it enhances or improves upon creative talents that were already evident.
The ArtReach Gallery graces the walls of Watson Hall at Lovers Lane United Methodist Church and is the work of the Visual Arts Committee of LLUMC and is sponsored by the Lovers Lane Foundation. All artwork is for sale unless otherwise indicated. Purchase prices are available upon request. A portion (25%) of all sale proceeds benefits the Lovers Lane Foundation.
To volunteer for our Visual Arts Committee, contact Margaret Mall or Marilyn Eitzen-Jones
Contact Paul Ditto at 214-706-9561 or email ArtReach@llumc.org
Art presented in this exhibit represents God-given gifts of creativity by various Dallas artists. Enjoy this colorful show in celebration of the Advent season. Attend the highly anticipated Candlelight Carols concert at 6:00 p.m. on December 17 and stay afterward for a reception in the gallery.
The ArtReach Gallery graces the walls of Watson Hall at Lovers Lane United Methodist Church and is the work of the Visual Arts Committee of LLUMC and is sponsored by the Lovers Lane Foundation. All artwork is for sale unless otherwise indicated. Purchase prices are available upon request. A portion (25%) of all sale proceeds benefits the Lovers Lane Foundation.
To volunteer for our Visual Arts Committee, contact Margaret Mall or Marilyn Eitzen-Jones
Contact Paul Ditto at 214-706-9561 or email ArtReach@llumc.org
The Stewpot Art Program is Serving Second Chances and offers a safe studio where artists of all skill levels, from professional artists to people who just want a safe place to enjoy creating, are welcome to come and explore their creativity. The program is open to all homeless and at-risk adults.
The Stewpot is a service provider and day shelter for the homeless and provides casework services, dental, job search assistance and many other services to aid the homeless in the Dallas area. The Stewpot is a community outreach program of First Presbyterian Church.
The ArtReach Gallery graces the walls of Watson Hall at Lovers Lane United Methodist Church and is the work of the Visual Arts Committee of LLUMC and is sponsored by the Lovers Lane Foundation. Purchase prices are available upon request.
Contact Paul Ditto at 214-706-9561 or email ArtReach@llumc.org
On September 24 and 25, we were honored to host William Paul Young, author of The Shack, at our 2017 McCormick Lecture Series. We are pleased to provide you either audio or video of 4 of his 5 talks (we had technical difficulties with 1 of the talks).
Sunday, Sept. 24
8:15 AM Traditional Worship
Sunday, Sept. 24
9:30 AM Thrive Worship
(audio only)
Sunday, Sept. 24
10:50 AM Crosswalk Worship
(audio only)
Sunday, Sept. 24
6:00 PM Dinner
Our apologies—due to technical issues, we are unable to provide video or audio for this talk.
Monday, Sept. 25
9:00 AM Lecture
In conjunction with the Lovers Lane UMC Music Ministry’s God & Country Concert, Kaligrafos Calligraphy Guild, Waco Calligraphy Guild and the Ft. Worth Calligraphy Guild have collaborated on this patriotic-themed show – Celebrate America.
With emphasis on patriotism, and red, white and blue colors, this show focuses on American and Texas history, and touches on the Texas Rangers, the Alamo, the U.S. Constitution, and baseball. Individual art pieces bring forth images of American History, the Statue of Liberty, American Justice, the Faith of the Fathers of our Country, and how God has blessed our country. All displayed art is for sale unless otherwise indicated. Purchase price is shown on title cards displayed next to each work of art.
The ArtReach Gallery graces the walls of Watson Hall at Lovers Lane United Methodist Church and is the work of the Visual Arts Committee of LLUMC and is sponsored by the Lovers Lane Foundation. 25% of all art sales benefit the Lovers Lane Foundation and the balance is remitted to the specific artist.
Contact Paul Ditto at 214-706-9561 or email ArtReach@llumc.org