DPUMC Mission

The Mission of Deer Park United Methodist Church is to build a community of faithful disciples who love the God revealed in Jesus Christ through worship, prayer, and study and who love their neighbors through invitation, welcome, and service.  Please come and bring a friend next Sunday.

Scripture of the Week

"The Reign of heaven is like this: a man, who was preparing for a journey to distant lands, summoned his slaves and entrusted his assets to them. He gave to each according to the slave's managerial abilities. To one, he gave two hundred fifty thousand dollars; to another, one hundred thousand dollars, and to another, fifty thousand dollars. And then he left on his trip."

Matthew 25:14-15

M.O.M.S Meeting

The next M.O.M.S. meeting will be Wednesday, November 19th in room 128 at 7:00 PM. Come be a part of a growing group of parents who exhange ideas and stories. Do you have a story or experience to share?

Thanksgiving Feast

Thanks to all who helped setup, prepare food, and clean up after the Thanksgiving Feast.

Nurture Meeting

The next Nurture Meeting will be Sunday, November 16th at 1:00 pm. See you there!

Nothing but Nets

The Methodist team is now in Africa distributing nets. The team has a blog with notes and pictures which you can see this here. Read the blog, see the pictures.

In the 30 seconds it will take you to read this insert, somewhere in Africa a child will die from malaria. Malaria is a disease that infects nearly 500 million people each year and kills more than 1 million of those who become infected. The good news is that malaria is preventable – and with your help, it can be stopped!

The people of The United Methodist Church have joined hands with the United Nations Foundation, the National Basketball Association’s NBA Cares, Sports Illustrated, and other organizations to support NOTHING BUT NETS, a global grass-roots campaign to save lives by preventing malaria.

Malaria is a leading killer of children in Africa. It can be prevented through the use of insecticide-treated bed nets, which create a protective barrier against mosquitoes at night, when most transmission occurs. Just one bed net can keep an entire family safe from malaria transmission for up to four years!