Visit our scheduling calendar for details on all events. 

Join Us in our updated 2008 Bible Reading Plan!

We’ll continue to have five “readings” each week. Brian and other pastors draw significantly from these readings for our teachings on Saturdays/Sundays and on Wednesday nights.
The NIV Student Bible Introductory Notes are also available, a brief magazine article style to every book of the Bible.

You can download the documents here:

Bible Reading Plan: Download Here (pdf)
NIV Student Bible Notes : Download Here (pdf)

Fall EquipU Classes & Fellowship Meal Begin

EquipU Classes & Fellowship Meal begin Wednesday night, September 10! Registration required for children’s classes.

Fellowship Meals On Wednesday Nights: in the Fellowship Hall, 5:15- 6:15 PM.
Cost is $5 for ages 13 years and up, $3 for ages 6-12, free for those 5 and under,
with a maximum cost of $18/family.
Weekly Featured Item (each week will also have salad, bread, dessert, mac & cheese and hot dogs for the kids).

10/8 - Chicken and fries, rice, green beans
10/15 - Roast Beef, mashed potatoes, gravy, and corn

Habitat for Humanity

Please remember the commitments you have made to participate in the Build for the final weekend, October 11 & 12. We would like to thank our entire body for each and every way that you participated in the Habitat for Humanity build...by giving, praying, serving and working on the site. We appreciate each one of you.

C.E.R.T. Training

Belmont Church in conjunction with Brentwood Hills Church of Christ will be hosting C.E.R.T. (Community Emergency Response Team) training classes in October and November. The dates are: Thursdays, October 16 & 30 from 6-10 PM at Belmont Church, meeting in the Fellowship Hall; Thursdays, November 6 & 13 from 6-10 PM at Brentwood Hills Church of Christ, There is no fee. If interested call Todd Boyce at 742-3330 or e-mail wood8115@bellsouth.net.

Willow Creek Group Life Conference Simulcast

“Essential for the Human Heart”, Willow Creek Group Life Simulcast, will be at Belmont Church, Friday, October 17, 6 - 8:30 PM and Saturday, October 18, 9 AM - 3:30 PM. Enjoy some of the best insight and professional training available for leading small groups and nurturing people toward abundant life in Christ without leaving town! Presenters include leaders of the most successful small group churches around the country, brought to us in digital video and sound. For tickets call Rob Frazier at 256-2124, ext. 241 or email RobF@belmont.org.

Belmont 101 Class

Sunday, October 19, 12:45– 3 PM in Asaph’s Chamber. Exploring membership at Belmont? Belmont 101: An introduction to Belmont Church is for you! Designed for visitors and those considering membership at Belmont, it’s our introduction to the history, values and ministries of the church. We begin with a free box lunch served immediately after the
11 AM assembly in Asaph’s Chamber. Call 256-2124, ext. 101 to register for the class and ext. 482 to reserve childcare. You MUST register for the class and for childcare no later than Tuesday, October 14.

Habitat House Fall Build Dedication and Fall Fest

Join us on Sunday, October 19, at Timberwood in Nashville for the dedication of the home that our church family has built. Dedication 1 PM (14 homes for 14 very deserving families) ~ Fall Fest 3 PM (a homeowners’ association event and neighborhood celebration) Please RSVP to Christy Anderson at canderson@habitatnashville.org  or (615) 254-4663, ext. 246.

Directions to Timberwood
From I-24: Follow I-24 West to Briley Parkway East, exit 43, Exit on Briley Parkway East, Stay right, exit on Brick Church Pike, exit 17, Turn right on to Brick Church Pike going north, Turn right on Masonwood Drive, (at Smithson-Craighead Academy), Turn left on Moorewood Drive (at stop sign), Turn right on Rainwood Drive, Follow signs to designated parking area.
From I-40 (east of town): Follow I-40 West to Briley Pkwy North, exit 215 Exit on Briley Parkway North, Exit on Brick Church Pike, exit 17, Turn right on Brick Church Pike going north, Turn right on Masonwood Drive (at Smithson-Craighead Academy),Turn left on Moorewood Drive (at stop sign), Turn right on Rainwood Drive, Follow signs to designated parking area.

The Humanitas Forum on Christianity and Culture, Fall-2008

“For several years Belmont Church has hosted the Humanitas Forum on Christianity and Culture. This fall the forum is being hosted by St. George’s Episcopal, but we still want to encourage our Belmont Church members and friends to take advantage of this opportunity to be encouraged as ‘thinking Christians’.  And by showing up at St. George’s we will be continuing our calling to be a reconciling force in the body of Christ. 

C. S. Lewis on Love, Desire and the Demonic
Ralph C. Wood, Ph.D. October 24-25,
St. George’s Episcopal Church, 4715 Harding Rd., Nashville

Friday, 7 PM: The Screwtape Letters I: Why Does the Devil Have No Sense of Humor?
Saturday, 8:30 AM: The Screwtape Letters II: Why God Wants Us to Grow Up
Saturday, 10:30 AM: The Four Loves: Why Marriage Should Lead to Romance

Q&A following each lecture. Doors and book table open at 6 PM on Friday and 8 AM on Saturday.

Dr. Ralph C. Wood is University Professor of Theology and Literature at Baylor University in Waco, Texas.Dr. Wood has given numerous lectures at major universities and churches across the U. S. and Canada on theological topics as well as on writers such as C. S. Lewis, J. R. R. Tolkien, Flannery O’Connor, and Walker Percy. He is the author of several books, including The Gospel According to Tolkien:Visions of the Kingdom in Middle-earth and Flannery O’Connor and the Christ-Haunted South. He is currently working on a book about G. K. Chesterton.

For more details and registration information go to http://humanitas.org/forum.

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