MUMC News Archives
More than 60 ministries were represented at our Ministry Fair on Oct. 3 - More photos
The Mayfield Church pavilion was built over a one week span in mid-September, 2010. The structure was erected by an Amish crew in three days and the cement pad and driveway were poured about a week later using 57.5 cubic yards of cement. Finish the story and see more photos...
The recently established Mayfield Dog Ministry brings together dog lovers for fun and fellowship, education and community outreach / fundraising for animals in need. The ministry went on their first official visit on Tuesday evening to tour the facilities of Rescue Village, which is a nonprofit organization. All of Rescue Village’s funding comes from private donations, private foundations, or corporate sponsorships. They receive no funds from any government agency. The animals that were sheltered at Rescue Village during our visit included cats, dogs, horses, roosters and rats. The facilities are immaculate, all cages are cleaned daily along with all bedding and towels. Their washing machine is in constant use and needs to be replaced on an annual basis! The cat facilities include two large rooms where cats benefit from the many volunteer ‘cat cuddlers’. There are dog walkers that provide the dogs with 3 walks a day on the property of Rescue Village. Click to continue and see more photos.
Showing God's Love in Russia
Hannah Goddard
My Russia experience started almost a year ago when my sister and I first started fund raising -- not only for the trip itself but also for a new playground set for the children at the orphanage. Without the generosity of the church, none of that would have been possible, and for this I would like to say “spasebo” (“thank you”). It was very touching to see how small comtributions like Beanie Babies from Mayfield made so many kids happy 5,000 miles away. Read more
Hear Hannah, Bryce Schill and Christian Schill speak about their trip to Russia
Church teaches tolerance through Holocaust play
Cleveland Jewish News
Theater director Bob Pappenhagen says he did not choose to produce the play "I Never Saw Another Butterfly." The drama, about the life of the doomed children in the Terezin Ghetto from 1942-44, "chose him."
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MUMC Walkers Raise $4806
Thank You, Church! You raised $4,806 for this year’s Walk for Hunger on May 8. The Walk benefits the Hunger Network of Greater Cleveland. Each month, the Hunger Network provides food for 60,000 Cuyahoga County residents, 25,000 of whom are children.
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