Please share your favorite verse from the Bible, your heart verse, and your name and if desired a bit about what this scripture means to you. During the season of Lent, we’ll share these (and your name) both online (see the gallery below) and in the halls of the church. It will be fun to see what our fellow members have as their heart verse and connect us with Scripture.
How to participate?
- Fill out this online form OR
- Mail in your heart verse to the church with your name
Enter your heart verse in the Scripture Museum
Use arrows to read the heart verses of our congregation.
Kathy Bradburn: This verse has calmed me many time. 
Carol Bookout: This was my mom’s favorite verse, and I’ve “ adopted” it for my life. 
Diane Weaver: Green pastures and still waters with my soul restored is definitely where I want to be when all of “this” is over. 
Ron & Nonie Lemmon: Isaiah 40:31 is the verse Nonie and I choose for Our Wedding on 8/6/1977 and have claimed it everyday since. 
Marc Middleton: There’s not a lot of young people in my position to be able to share God’s word. With the UMC being a older congregation, this verse has reminded me of the power that the Holy Spirit has given me to not let my age be a hinderance to what the Word of God can say. 
Debbie Wesenick: It’s the first verse I remember learning &, to me, it sums up how much God truly loves us that he would sacrifice his only son for us so we can live with him in Heaven forever. 
Marilyn Laycock: Even more as we learn what it means to be a shepherd. And what’s more, how much we are truly like sheep. 
Karen Nichols – These 3 verses go hand in hand for me along with the Serenity Prayer. 
Karen Nichols – These 3 verses go hand in hand for me along with the Serenity Prayer. 
Karen Nichols – These 3 verses go hand in hand for me along with the Serenity Prayer. 
Hope Robinson – This was the focus verse my first year at summer games camp and it remains special to me. . 
Charlotte Mowl – Luke Chapter 2 verses 7thru 11 from the King James Version. I learned this when I was in Sunday school many years ago and remembered most of it all these years because it describes the birth of Jesus .
