This is a six-week program designed to help you make small simple lifestyle improvements in your health and to grow in faith.  The goals of the program are to increase your activity level by 2000 steps a day, to consume 100 fewer calories a day and to eat three servings of low-fat dairy a day, each which must constitute 30% of your daily calcium requirement. 

Every year, the Moscow United Methodist Women have Christmas In July for the residents of the NHC Nursing Home in Somerville, Tennessee.  We usually participate by helping them gather the items that are placed in their Christmas gift bags. 

In February, we had a special Sunday to collect sunglasses for the needy to help prevent blindness in underdeveloped countries near the equator.  All during the year, we collect used eyeglasses for Project 20/20. 

There are now two homeless families living in Hope's Cottage at Fayette Cares in Somerville.  The families have children ranging in ages from 8 months to 8 years old.  The parents will be undergoing classes to learn the various skills they will need when they are out on their own.  In the mean time,

Have you been to the north side of the Collierville Square? I am sure many in Collierville and Piperton have enjoyed a meal after church at the Silver Caboose, but have you been next door? If you are in the Piperton or Collierville area, the Bible Resource Center & Museum is a unique place to visit for everyone in the family.

Finding the Public Library is one of the first things a family should treat itself to after moving to a new city. And if you are in the Piperton or Collierville area, the Burch Public Library is a treasure for everyone in the family.

Remember to bring your non-perishable food donations for the Moscow Food Pantry.  Margaret Brownlee will be in Moscow every Thursday for the Moscow City Hall Blood Pressure Screening Program.  She would really like to be able to take some food items every week.  A donation box is located next to the piano in the sanctuary.