The United Methodist Men at Ellendale Methodist have been serving the church and community for many years.  The UMM have supported many missions projects such as Reelfoot Rural Ministries, church rebuilding, inner city missions, athletic organizations, and scouting

The UMM meets on the 2nd Sunday of each month at 6:00 P.M. in the Fellowship Hall with an average of about 20 men in attendance. We have a pancake breakfast on the 5th Sunday of any month that has a fifth Sunday, Sweetheart Banquet on Valentines Day, concession stand during T-Ball season (April, May & June), and catfish dinner in the fall.  We donate to Strength in Service (Devotional for Service men & women), Hunters for the Hungry, PET Project, Forgiveness House, Christian Motorcycle Club, and most charitys that anyone is involved in.  We are always looking for new members to bring fresh ideas to the ministry. 

Please remember, we will be assisting members and nonmembers of our church with a Handy Man Service for those in need of a little help such as minor home repairs etc. Please contact the office if you know anyone needing minor assistance.

In order to insure that everyone finds sufficient information on special activities and events hosted by the Ellendale UMM the information will be posted on this page as well as the Home Page or Bulletin Board.

MEN'S RETREAT

Ellendale will have its first Annual Men's Retreat September
24-26, 2010 at Meeman Shelby Forest. There will be Bible Study,
Fishing, Hiking, and Rest and Relaxation. And, of course, GOOD
FOOD!

Cabins have been reserved for lodging. The Retreat begins on
Friday evening and concludes on Sunday mid-morning.

The cost for the weekend (which includes food) is $100.00 per person.

There is also a daily fee, based on which day you choose to attend.

Join us as we get to know one another, as well as ourselves.

If you would like to register for the Retreat or you need any
additional information, call Victor Weddle or Shawn Phillips.

Kenny Futrell, Co-ordinator of Men's Ministries

EUMM assembling PET (Personal Energy Transportation) mobility units.

For more information about this project go to www.giftofmobility.org

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