It is now the third or fourth time that I have sat down to
write an article.  I started a week before the due date,
but inspiration did not come my way.   It makes me
think of the top of  the Facebook page. It has this section:






I usually leave the Area blank because I guess there is not much on my mind.  I am amazed at what people write.  I am even more amazed that if I write a sentence that it appears up on people’s cell phone.  I am so proud of the work Lisa does on the webpage. 
I enjoy seeing the completed newsletter.  I read web blogs weekly.  So what is my trouble with newsletter articles?   I think I feel I need to be profound or something.  I thought when we went to a quarterly newsletter, “thank God!” now I don’t have to do them once a month;
it will be easier.  I was so wrong.  Now I am suppose to cover October, November, and December---that’s All Hallow’s Eve, All Saint’s Day, Veteran’s Day, Thanksgiving, Advent, and Christmas.   How can I have all these things on my mind?  I came up the following posts:

Jeff Pullium  I wonder why we cope with evil by making fun of it. Tonight evil walks the streets and we think it is funny.  I am sitting here praying no one knocks on my door.  Halloween can be scary in Old Town.  God keep the children safe and the adults sober.
Saturday  Oct 31st at 6:01 pm · Comment · Like / Unlike · See Wall-to-Wall

Jeff Pullium  I wonder how many of my church members ever heard of All Saint’s Day. How many of my good catholic’s made it to worship.  I think of Ma Pittman, Flonnie, Elsie, Grandpa, and all those good church members that had such a powerful effect on my life
Sunday, November 1 at 6:01 a.m. · Comment · Like / Unlike · See Wall-to-Wall

Jeff Pullium  Instead of being thankful for all the people that gave life and service that our country might be free, most of us are complaining about being off during the middle of the week instead of on the weekend.  I recall, “In Flanders field where poppies grow…. Thank God for our service men and women.
Sunday, November 11 at 2:00 p.m · Comment · Like / Unlike · See Wall-to-Wall

Jeff Pullium  Thank God for the way the downtown churches have welcomed MCC into their worship and the way MCC always shows their love to DCCM. I wonder who will show up for worship tonight???
Wed., November 22 at 2:00 p.m · Comment · Like / Unlike · See Wall-to-Wall

Jeff Pullium  I love Advent.  The longing for Christmas. The time of preparation. The visions of Isaiah. The cries of John the Baptist.  Why are we so eager to get to Christmas?
Sunday, November 29 at 2:00 p.m · Comment · Like / Unlike · See Wall-to-Wall

Jeff Pullium  I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas.  Since my adolescent days, the Christmas Eve service has been the true meaning of Christmas.  I love wrapping the baby Jesus in songs and candlelight. See you church at 7:00p.m.
Tuesday, December 24 at 1:00 p.m · Comment · Like / Unlike · See Wall-to-Wall

Jeff Pullium  What is this modern age doing to communication?  I hope in the New Year you write an actual letter, visit a friend in person, Go a day without your cell phone and of course worship daily and attend church regularly.  See you on Facebook! LOL
            Sunday, December 26th at 5:00 p.m · Comment · Like / Unlike · See Wall-to-Wall

A word from the Pastor
The Reverend Jeff Pullium is our pastor.  He has a B.A. in Religion from LaGrange College(1982), and a Masters of Divinity from Candler School of Theology, Emory University (1985).  He was ordained as an Elder in the North Georgia Annual Conference of the United Methodist church in 1987.  He transferred his credentials and confirmed his ordination with UFMCC in 1997.  Jeff has experience as a qualified Mental Health Professional for the State of Georgia in Child and Adolescent counseling.  Currently, he is part time with MCCOOR, and works in Media Center of Davidson Fine Arts School. 

Jeff was hired to provide a professional level of leadership to the ministers of MCCOOR.  The ministry staff of MCCOOR is ALL THE MEMBERSHIP.

He is partnered to Roy Lewis. They have a son, Corey Stuart Pullium.  They have three papillons, Charly, Ginger, and Zeke.  Roy is a drama teacher at Harlem High School. He enjoying acting and singing.  Corey is in love with music; he plays drums and the guitar, plus he sings and writes music and songs. He attends Georgia Southern University.
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