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Blue Christmas Service Feeling blue this holiday season? Lose a job or a loved one? Do you just get depressed around the holidays? For many of us the holidays are not about joy and laughter, but are rather times of disappointment and maybe even depression. Broken relationships, unemployment, ill health, isolation, or death can contribute to the feeling of being alone, or “feeling blue”. Although it might go unnoticed or maybe we are afraid to share our true feelings - - there are many who struggle through the holidays. So what do we do? How do we see the true light in the dar

Feeling blue this holiday season? Lose a job or a loved one? Do you just get depressed around the holidays? For many of us the holidays are not about joy and laughter, but are rather times of disappointment and maybe even depression. Broken relationships, unemployment, ill health, isolation, or death can contribute to the feeling of being alone, or “feeling blue”. Although it might go unnoticed or maybe we are afraid to share our true feelings - - there are many who struggle through the holidays. So what do we do? How do we see the true light in the darkness? How do we get through

You are invited Sunday, December 5, 2010, at 5:00 p.m. for a Blue Christmas Service in the Sanctuary at Bethel United Methodist Church. The Blue Christmas Service is a service of light. It is a time for healing and recovery for those who need help getting through the holidays. We’ll share in a brief service of prayer, meditation, music and Scripture. During the service each person will be given an opportunity to light a candle for his / her grief, regardless whether it is the loss of a person or any other reason. The service will be followed by a time for light refreshments and fellowship