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MEMO
A Collection of Reflections on Faith, Life, and Family
Monday Memo Moments
All are welcome.
Speak with Terry and friends.
Be blessed!
The Iron Rose, Gainesville Ga
Friday, July 10 / 2:30-5:00
210 NW Academy St Gainesville, GA 30501
Meet Terry, purchase a signed copy of Monday Memo, and say hello.
Peachtree City United Methodist Church, Peachtree City, Ga
Sunday, July 19
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
225 Robinson Rd, Peachtree City, GA 30269
(770) 487-6499
Terry will be preaching both services at PCUMC and signing books following the 11am service.
Myrtle Plot Twist Book Store
Griffin, Ga
Saturday, August 8
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
LaGrange First United Methodist Church
Friday, July 12 / 12 PM-1:30 PM
401 Broad Street
LaGrange, Georgia 30240
(706) 884-4635
Meet Terry, purchase a signed copy of Monday Memo, and say hello. He will be preaching at LaGrange UMC that morning.
Mossy Creek Camp Meeting
Sunday, July 26
12:00 PM-1:30 PM
Highway 254, Cleveland, GA
Terry will be preaching at 11 am and signing books following the service
Griffin First United Methodist Church
Griffin, Ga
Sunday, August 9
Book signing following 11am service
1401 Maple Drive, PO BOX 595, Griffin, GA 30224
Terry will be preaching at GFUMC and signing books following the service
Cumming First United Methodist Church
Cumming, Ga
Sunday, August 16
9:30 AM - 1:00 PM
770 Canton Hwy, Cumming, GA 30040
Hamilton Mill United Methodist Church
Dacula, Ga
Sunday, September 6
12 PM - 1:30 PM
Book Signing
Gainesville First United Methodist Church
Gainesville, Ga
Sunday, August 23
9:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Praise for Monday Memo
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“Reading Monday Memos strengthens my spiritual footing. Pastor Walton offers a clear word that aligns your heart with God’s direction for the week. These reflections serve as a gentle but firm pastoral touch, reminding you that discipleship is a daily journey shaped by intentional moments of wisdom.”
Bishop Robin Dease
Resident Bishop
North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church
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“In Monday Memos, we are given the gift of a seasoned preacher’s voice rooted in lived faith. Each entry is clear, humbly wise, and always showing a deep love for the Church. Terry invites readers to pause, reflect, and carry a word of insight into the week ahead.”
—Claire O. Bowen—Senior Consultant, The Candler Center for Christian Leadership, Emory University
Claire O. Bowen
Senior Consultant, The Candler Center for Christian Leadership,
Emory University
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“When we read Terry’s Monday Memo, it is as if he has read our minds by addressing issues of our current life that have been gnawing away at our souls. Other times he raises our awareness to issues we need to pray about. Always the messages are clearly written and easily understood; or as a dear friend would say, “He gets the hay down where the goats can get at it.” Best of all he directs us back to the ultimate solution, our faith in God.“
Ron and Martha
Fritchley
ABOUT MONDAY MEMO
I suppose I have always been thinking.
Over the years, thoughts have come in all kinds of places — in quiet moments, in conversations, in the middle of busy days, and often in the stillness of early mornings. Some of those thoughts have been fleeting. Others have stayed with me, settling in a little deeper and asking to be shared.
That is how these ‘Monday Memos’ began. What started as a privileged invitation from a United Methodist bishop to write a simple weekly reflection became a rhythm — a way of putting into words the things I was noticing about faith, life, and the journey we are all walking together. Because the truth is, life asks a lot of us.
Reverend Dr. Terry E. Walton, Author
There are moments of great joy and deep gratitude. There are also seasons of uncertainty, questions, and challenges we did not see coming. Through it all, we are trying to make sense of things — to understand, to grow, to hold on to what matters most. And in the midst of it all, God is present. Sometimes clearly. Sometimes quietly. But always faithfully. These reflections are not meant to be answers as much as they are companions — small pauses in the week to think, to reflect, and perhaps to see something in a new way. My hope is that within these pages, you might find encouragement, perspective, and maybe even a gentle reminder that you are not walking this journey alone. If a single thought here stays with you… If a single reflection brings clarity or comfort…
If a single moment helps you see God a little more clearly…Then these words have done what I hoped they would do.While walking this journey of Monday Memos you will discover several themes that repeat in slightly different ways. Perhaps this is because they are still being processed and lived in my heart, even today. Thank you for taking the time to read, reflect, and journey along.
Always thinking…
