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United Methodist Church of the Palm Beaches 900 Brandywine Road, West Palm Beach, FL 33409 OFFICE: 561-687-5411 FAX: 561-687-8348
WEBSITE: www.umcpb.org EMAIL: [email protected] MARCH 2016
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
The mission of our Church is to make disciples of Jesus Christ. A disciple is a follower of Jesus whose life is centering on loving God and loving others. The way we go about fulfilling the mission is through our the Vision of Looking Up, Reaching Out, Loving, Caring, Sharing, Through God’s Unfailing Grace. The enduring no compromise principles that will guide how we do ministry in the pursuit of our mission and vison are called Core Values. They influence major leadership decisions as well as everyday ministry plans. In short, they keep us focused on the unique call God has given us as a local church. Our core values are as follows: Worship Worship is an encounter with the living God through the risen Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit. Missional Jesus called us to make disciples and this is our heart, passion and commitment. Relational We believe loving relationships should permeate every aspect of church life. Biblical We believe Scripture is where God reveals Himself to the world and is the primary source for Wesleyan Christian theology. Spiritual Growth We believe continuous growth and spiritual development is vital in being a devoted follower of Jesus Christ. Welcoming We hold at the center of our congregation a commitment to hospitality and openness to all. God has given us a unique setting. We are a coming together of several churches. We are in a great location with easy access. We have great facilities, and we have a lot to offer. We are designed to be a large church. With the size of our church facilities and the current average attendance around 400, we are not living into our fullest potential of all that God has for us to do and be. We are designed to be averaging at least 600 in worship. We look around and see there are many empty seats on Sunday morning. So what will get us to the next level? What can we be about to reach our potential? There are several things for us to engage in this year via dialogue, goals, and action. I cast one vision with you now. Reaching the unchurched. We’re not about transferring sheep from other pens, but rather inviting the thousands of people in our community who do not attend church to a church home and a redeeming relationship with God. Our children’s ministry’s recently cast a vision of a changed heart to reach the unchurched in our community. I want to encourage and invite every ministry of UMCPB to have the same mindset and heart as a part of their ministry - evangelism to the unchurched and those far from God. So, what can you be about now? Invite, invite, invite. Invite people who are not attending a church to come to UMCPB. Promote the church. Tell others that they matter to God and they matter to us. Always remember, our mission is to make disciples. That’s what we do. That’s who we are. Take a risk for the sake of making disciples and growing the church by inviting neighbors, friends, coworkers, family members, and strangers to UMCPB. “Be strong and courageous, do not be afraid, for the Lord your God goes with you wherever you go.” Joshua 1:9 Looking up and reaching out,
Pastor Kent
Music and the Arts
WE’RE BACK! The next Curbside Mission Café will be Tuesday, March 1st from
4:00-6:00. Included in the meal: Spaghetti, Garlic Bread, Cup of Parmesan Cheese,
Fruit Cup –or– Coleslaw, Jumbo Chocolate Chip Cookie, and a Mint. The cost is
$6.00 for a single and $18.00 for a family (feeds four). You can also purchase 6
additional cookies for just $4.00. Extra spaghetti sauce is also available for $4.00.
Help us increase our profit margin! Please return your spaghetti containers so we
can reuse them. Just bring them when you come to pick up your spaghetti or drop
them off anytime at the choir room (107).
Curbside Mission Café
For more information about any of the ministries of the music department, please contact Cary Collins at 561.687.5411 x17 or
[email protected]. Church website: www.umcpb.org
The annual Music Banquet is Saturday, March 12th. All members of the
music program are invited to a special evening of celebration and
appreciation. These people work tirelessly to provide outstanding music for
our worship throughout the year. One of the highlights of the evening is the
presentation of the Joyful Noise Award, given to someone in honor of
outstanding service to God and the church through music. If you know of someone that you would like to nominate for
this award, please submit your nomination with an explanation why you believe this person is deserving of this honor.
Email your submissions to [email protected], [email protected] or give a hard copy to either Cary or Anthony. You do
not need to be a part of the music program to nominate someone.
Music Banquet
I have an announcement to make, and I could not be more
excited about it! Our original published date is being
rescheduled for a later date to be announced. The night will
be called ‘Risen’, and it is going to be a celebration of what
Christ did on the cross for us and how we are made free
through Him. This is an opportunity, during the Easter
season, to take some time out of our busy schedules to focus
on Christ, connect with other believers, and worship through
music.
Another aspect of the night that is exciting is that our nine 30
band will debuting all of the new songs that we will be
introducing in our services throughout 2016. How will we know all of these songs on that night if they are all new? Great
question! Beginning in February, the entire set list will be made available both through social media (Facebook/Twitter/
Church Website) so that you can log on and listen to all of the songs that will be sung that night. This will give everyone
attending an opportunity to get to learn and become familiar with the songs before we come together.
I encourage you to think through who you could invite to this event. Easter is an awesome time to focus on worshiping
the risen King, and our ‘Risen’ Night of Worship is the perfect time to do it! So put it on your calendars now, and be on
the look out for the set list to be posted. I look forward to worshipping with all of you at ‘Risen’. - Anthony
Night of Worship
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Treasurer’s Update Page 3
Treasurer’s Update
March 2016 “Get Out and Vote”
Brothers and Sisters in Christ. I have been watching the 2016 Presidential race with great interest and noted how each of the candidates have been pleading with the electorate to get out and cast their vote in an effort to improve their chances of beating their opponents and garnering the nomination. As a member of the community it is indeed our civic responsibility to participate in the process, educate ourselves about the candidates and respond to the call and take time to cast our ballot to select who we believe will best govern our nation for the next term. It then occurred to me how wonderful it would be if everyone carried that same or even higher sense of responsi-bility towards being a member of the Christian community. Educating ourselves about Christ’s teachings and responding to the call to be and making disciples of Christ. We closed our books for January 2016 and broke even for the month in operations, taking in $67,000 and spending that same amount. Our weekly operating inflow for January was $12,477 compared to our budgeted requirement of $17,424. The intake for the first week in February was $14,673. Keep in mind that the first week is normally higher than the rest of the month. Let us continue to pray for growth of our UMCPB community. In His Stewardship
Bobby Bedasse | Treasurer
Missions "We must be global Christians with a global vision because our God is a global God." – John Stott
It is the hope of the missions’ team this year to provide our congregation with a global vision so that
together as a Church we may become global Christians. Our Church currently maintains relationships with
several ministries overseas, as well as two sister churches in Cuba and a school for children in Haiti.
In 2016 we will be looking for ways to expand our foreign efforts, as well as searching out opportunities
for our worshiping community to demonstrate the love of Christ domestically. Please be a global Christian
and support the missions of the United Methodist Church of the Palm Beaches with your time, your
finances, and your prayers.
CROS Pantry: Bring in some extra nonperishable items for the CROS Food Pantry. Please remember
the CROS Food Box is in the kitchen serving area.
Mission Boxes: Donations to the Mission Boxes for March will go toward our overseas missions in
Cuba, Peru, Haiti, and India. Thank you for your continued generosity.
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Extend A Personal Invitation to Church Page 5
There are many different ways that people end up stumbling upon a church. For decades, pastors and
church members alike have been trying to find the most effective method of bringing in new members. It
has been a riddle that has continued to stump many. Recently, studies have been done by many
prominent pastors and church leaders in that exact area; how to get more people in your church. The
findings are both alarming and, possibly, obvious. Personal invitation is the way to go! Check out these
staggering statistics about inviting people to church.
82% of unchurched people responded that they would at least
check out a church once if invited by someone personally.
Only 2% of church members invite an unchurched person to church.
98% of people do not invite anyone to church with them in a given
year.
Four percent of formerly churched adults are actively looking for a
church to attend regularly (other than their previous church).
Six percent would prefer to resume attending regularly in the same
church they had attended.
The largest group, 62% is not actively looking but is open to
the idea of attending church regularly again.
7 out of 10 unchurched people have never been invited to church in their whole lives.
Only 4% of Palm Beach County goes to church. That means that, yes, 96 percent of people living in
PBC do not attend church on a Sunday.
On average, it takes up to 10 times being invited to church for an unchurched person to finally
attend.
All in all, as you can see, the statistics support the fact that the most effective way to grow our church
and see more people get saved is to personally invite them. Could you imagine if every current church
member invited 3 people to church this week. Even if only one of the three came, we would double our
numbers in one week. I invite you to pray for 5 people that you can invite to church this upcoming
month. It can be a friend, coworker, or family member. God will give you the courage and the words to
say, just be open and willing to what he would have you do. Submitted by Anthony Hevia
TAG Groups (Together and Growing)
T.A.G. Groups meet weekly for Bible study on the same passage as the weekly sermon, prayer and fellowship. Groups meet in different homes throughout the county and on various days and times. Each group is open to everyone and you are invited to join a group that fits you and your schedule. If you are planning on attending a group for the first time, please call the group leader for directions.
For more information, please contact [email protected] or (561) 687-5411. See listing on this page and page 7 for groups and meeting times.
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Leaders: Kate Marr Time: 4:00 p.m. Location: UMCPB - Room 114 Contact Info: Kate Marr - [email protected] or (561) 242-5180 Leaders: Dr. Rev. Tom and Rita Duncan *Time: 4:00 p.m. Location: UMCPB - Room 113 Contact Info: Dr. Rev. Tom and Rita Duncan —[email protected]
Leaders: Scott and Mary Jo Gay Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: 930 Lytle St., West Palm Beach, 33405 (off Parker St. & Forest Hill Blvd.) Contact Info: (561) 585-7183
*Leaders: Jeff and Mary French Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: 3915 Circle Lake Drive, West Palm Beach, 33417 (home is near the church) Contact Info: [email protected] or 561-615-0497
Leaders: Bill and Linda Broome Time: 7:30 p.m. Location: 173 Milestone Way, West Palm Beach, 33415 (off Gun Club Rd. between Haverhill Rd. & Jog Rd.) Contact Info: [email protected] or (561) 689-0320
Leaders: Dino and Beth Benvenuti—*South Ocean TAG Time: 7:30 p.m. Location: 3200 South Ocean Blvd 103-A, Palm Beach, FL 33480
Contact Info: [email protected] or 561-601-7189
SUNDAY— (*Please Note the Change)
MONDAY—(*Please Note the Change)
T.A.G. Group Meetings
TUESDAY
Leader: Gertrude Lerch Time: 10:00 a.m. Location: UMCPB - Room #116 Contact Info: [email protected] or 561-267-0810
Leaders: Rob and Kristina Baker Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: rotate homes - please call Contact Info: [email protected] or 561-801-1675
Leaders: Don and Marti Kula Time: 7:30 p.m. Location: 545 N. Margaret Ct., West Palm Beach, 33413 (off Jog Rd. between Southern & Summit Blvds.) Contact Info: [email protected] or 561- 87-4467
THURSDAY
Leaders: Raquel Roche and Sammy Rodriguez Time 6:30 p.m. Location: 5772 Gypsum Place, West Palm Beach, FL 33413 Contact Info.: [email protected] or [email protected] or 561-312-3516
Leader: Rev. Phyllis Parthemer Time: 4:00 p.m. Location: Room #116 Contact Info.: Rev. Phyllis Parthemer [email protected] or (561)214-0133
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TAG GROUP!!
*On The Third Sunday of Each Month
March 2016 Children’s Ministry News
Sunday school
We invite children of all ages to join us as we learn and grow in God’s love every Sunday morning during the 9:30 service. Be prepared to make friends and memories to last a lifetime! Miss Kate, Miss Jill, Miss Katie, Miss Cindy, and Miss Christen lead our 2 & 3 year olds in room 104. Miss Kay & Miss Anette lead our four-year olds in room 105. Miss Vicky, Mr. Larry, and Mr. Jim lead our five and six year olds (K-1) in room 106. Miss Carol leads our second and third graders in room 114, and Miss Paige & Mr. John lead our fourth and fifth graders in room 113.
Children’s Church
Sunday mornings during the 11:00 service (after dismissal from Children’s Sermon), kids Pre-K-2nd grade can join us in room 104, and kids in 2nd-5th grade can join us in room 106, as we explore our spiritual journey through Bible reading, discussion, and age-appropriate activities. Leaders are Jo-Ann & Rick Wagner and Joel Ussery for elementary age, and Stephanie Hicks, Della Gaylor & Don Kula for Pre-K.
Loving Nursery Care
Offered each Sunday during all services for children three months through two years old, the nurse-ry is located in the west wing next to the Blessings Abound bookstore and the outside playground.
S.O.U.L. Patrol
“Seeking Out U Lord!” is for children ages three years to fifth grade, from 4:00 – 6:00 in rooms 105 and 107. Please enter through the glass door/western entrance of the Gathering Place. Join us as we learn more about God through fellowship, Bible stories, music and outdoor fun! Bring $3.00 for din-
ner. “You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart.” Jeremiah 19:13 *There will be no SOUL Patrol Easter Sunday, March 27th.
Our Children’s Event, “Road to Resurrection,” will take place on Palm Sunday, March 20thfrom 4-6pm at the church. Families will travel along a path to experience Jesus which includes drama, & arts & crafts! Bring your family and invite your friends. Free!!
Children’s Ministry PAGE 8
March 2016
Start children off on the way they should go, and even when they are old they will not turn from it.
Prov. 22:6
U M C P B
See up to date information on the Youth web page found on the church web site at www.umcpb.org Contact: Steve Bergkamp [email protected] 561-512-0199
This Month
United Methodist Youth Fellowship: Sunday's 4pm to 6pm - $3. for Dinner Check FB and web site for current events.
Ytag: Wednesday's 6:30 - 7:15
(See web site for a current list of activities)
Check the Web site for Youth
Activities ! Youth Council Meeting
March 20th
Communion Connection
Youth Ministry PAGE 9
Become a part of a Small Group Page 10
Wednesdays from 5:00 pm - 5:50 pm in Room # 116
Join with other believers as we pray together and lift our Pastor, Church’s minis-
tries, congregational prayer requests and petitions.
We claim God’s Word and stand in the gap for our dear brothers and sisters that
are going through difficult times. If you are not able to make it, please send your
prayer requests to the Church and we will be in prayer for you.
Colossians 4:2…..Devote yourself to prayer, being watchful and thankful.
Real Women / Real Life meet on the Second Saturday, of each month at 8:00 AM in
the Gathering Place for breakfast prepared by the Ironmen (donation) followed at 8:30
AM with a Bible study and discussion on Cultivating Contentment. All women are
welcome. Hope to see you there. For more information,
contact Beth Benvenuti at [email protected]
(Together And Growing) Become a part of our many TAG groups listed on
pages 6 and 7. Each group is open to everyone and you are invited to join a group that fits you and your schedule. If you are planning on attending a group for the first time, please call the group leader for directions.
We meet weekly on Wednesday Evenings at 7:00 p.m. in the Chapel and later we break out into small groups in
Rooms #115 and #114. Join us.
Savior Soles Collection is from February 14th through March 27th
The UMCPB Chancel Choir is holding its annual shoe drive!
Last year, with your help, we collected over 400 pairs of shoes which were donated to different agencies in the City of WPB.
So clean out your cluttered closet! Bring us as many pairs as you can spare of gently worn shoes. Place them in the box you’ll find at the back of the Chapel or the rear of the Gathering Place.
This is one way to help us, help you, and help others
Outreach Page 11
We need your help in several areas in our church. Call the Church
Office (561-6687-5411) for more information.
Wednesday Night Dinner Servers We are looking for a number of persons (6 for each Wednesday Night)
Kitchen Helpers To assist our Chef Linda with the Wednesday Night Dinners.
Gathering Place Set Up To assist our Custodian Martin with setting up the tables on Tuesdays for
the Wednesday Night Dinner or other Dinner Events at the Church.
Office Volunteer Wednesday 12:30—4:30 p.m. and Friday from 9am to 1pm. Duties include
` answering phones, filing, helping with mailings and light computer work in
MS Word/Excel.
Altar Guild To polish the Brass Elements on the Altar. The team meets the 1st and
3rd FRIDAY of each month at 8:30 a.m.
Holy Communion Stewards To visit and give communion to our Home Bound members.
To assist our Current Communion Stewards
Bulletin and Herald Folders Working with a great group of members. Bulletin Folders are needed on
a weekly basis and The Herald on the last Thursday of the month.
Bulletin Board Update To work with our current person doing the updates to keep membership
informed with current events in our church.
Ironmen Page 12
The Annual Ironmen Retreat was held from Friday January 29th to Sunday, January 31st. The venue for the retreat was the beautiful Methodist Retreat Center in LaBelle Florida.
Approximately thirty five (35) of our church brothers were in attendance, noteworthy is the number of first time participants. This was a very diverse group of men representing all age groups and ethnic backgrounds within our church membership.
The theme for this year’s retreat was “Reset” and the appropriate scriptural reference was Psalm 51:12 Restore to me the joy of your salvation and grant me a willing spirit to sustain me.
Pastor Kent did a wonderful job providing leadership during our group sessions, expounding on our retreat theme and scriptural reference. Several of our participants stepped forward to provide testimonies which were well appreciated by all. Judging from the overall reaction there is no doubt that God was using these individuals to bring a message that we all have a need to “Reset” our lives and priorities in line with Christ’s will for our lives.
Adequate time was built into the retreat schedule to allow for fellowship, games, quiet time and other individual pursuits.
By 10:00 a.m. on Sunday morning, we wrapped up our retreat, having hit the “Reset” button which was symbolically displayed, and departed the retreat facility with renewed determination to face the challenges of daily living.
Anonymous Attendee
United Methodist Women
Our 20th Annual AUCTION was a Success. We raised approximately $5,000.00
and counting….. We Thank You All.. Realizing that this was a Gift of
pure love, which collectively will allow us to give to several Mission Programs.
In the past we have supported UMW District for distribution to Local, National and Global Missions.
Multiple Scholarships to our children and youth for programs such as: Youth Scholarships to Camp Warren
Willis; VBS (Vacation Bible School). CROS Ministries; Red Bird Missions; Needy Families and Others and so
much more.
Everyone is Invited to Our Annual May Tea (It is actually a
Celebratory Festive Brunch) on the Saturday before Mother’s Day—
May 7, 2016 where we Honor Women who have Passed On and
Babies who were born in the last year. (May 2015 to April 2016).
A Free Will Donation will be taken up for an organization to be announced. Additional information will be provided in your April Herald and bulletin. Stay Tuned.
40 DAYS OF LENT
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Join us each Thursday at 12:15 p.m. throughout the
season of Lent for a time of devotion followed by a “lunch to go” or a “lunch to stay.”
***There are no charges for lunches –
donations accepted.
Dates Devotion
March 3rd The Soul Needs to be with God (chapter 10)
March 10th The Soul Needs Rest (chapter 11)
March 17th The Soul Needs Freedom (chapter 12)
March 24th Dark Night of the Soul (chapter 16, 17)
Invite—co-workers, neighbors, friends who would be available to attend! (This ministry will especially bless those who work near the church, stay-at-home parents, retirees, winter visitors,
and those who are currently unemployed.) The book is available in our bookstore for $15.00.
3/1/16 Missions Curbside Café
3/3/16 Lent Devotion & Lunch
3/10/16 Lent Devotion & Lunch
3/12/16 Music Banquet
3/13/16 Daylight Saving Time Begins
3/15/16 Presidential Primary Election
3/17/16 Lent Devotion & Lunch
3/18/16 Night of Worship
3/19/16 Trustee’s Clean up Day
3/20/16 Palm Sunday & Children’s Event
3/21/16 Maundy Thursday “Fish Eyes” drama
3/24/16 Lent Devotion & Lunch
3/25/16 Good Friday—Stations of the Cross—OFFICE CLOSED
3/26/16 Rummage Sale/Pancake Breakfast
3/27/16 Easter Sunday—Sunrise Service at 6:30 a.m.
3/28/16 Easter Monday—OFFICE CLOSED
Through The Roof Ministry Page 14
Extending God’s extravagant love
by opening our hearts and doors to
persons with disabilities.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! What an awesome Night to Shine. God took the event through the roof. I
have been receiving so many emails and comments that I thought I would share some of them with you who
made this night possible for our guests with special needs.
“My guest was so excited because Tim Tebow told him that he was a king. He said that it makes him feel so good
that when he feels down, he is going to put on his crown and be a king.” A volunteer buddy
“I can’t wait until next year.” A guest
“Thank you for letting me be part of this wonderful evening.” A volunteer
“Best Party Ever” A volunteer
“Just wanted to say that my kids really enjoyed the dance very much.” A parent
“Feeling blessed to be a blessing.” A volunteer
And if you have seen my daughter, Ashley, you have noticed that she still has her crown on a week later. That is
a testimony in and of itself.
Seeing the joy and smiles on our guests’ faces was truly seeing the Reign of God. Night to Shine was a blessing
to the guests, to the volunteers and to our church. And, most importantly, it was a night for Jesus Christ to shine
at UMCPB.
Thank you to all who made this Night to Shine possible.
Much Heart,
Phyllis Parthemer
FAMILY LIFE Page 15
Happy New Year from the Family Life Committee! We are excited about all the fun activities we will be involved with in 2016. Our first big event is the
Church Wide Picnic on Sunday, April 10 starting at 1PM at the Alligator Pavilion in Okeeheelee
Park just west of Jog Road on Forest Hill Blvd.
This pavilion area features lots of fun things to do like two huge playgrounds (one for preschoolers and the other for older children), fishing, biking and an exercise trail. You can even rent canoes, kayaks and bikes there. There will be more details as the event gets closer, but please mark you calendars for a spectacular picnic on 4/10/16.
The dates are also set for the
Church Family Camping Trip in Labelle on November 4th -6th
This year we would like to have even more events that will be affordable, fun and family friendly like beach hang out days, movie nights, and maybe a Summer Wednesday night pot luck dinner.
Family Christmas Party on December 18th
March 2
Salad...Herb Crusted Pork Tenderloin with Gravy,....Potato Casserole Vegetable....Roll...Dessert
Minor Meal
Salad....Chicken Sandwich...French Fries...Dessert
March 9
Salad...Chicken Curry ...Jasmine Rice.....Vegetables....Roll….Dessert
Minor meal
Salad...Philly Cheese Steak Sandwich....Mac and Cheese....Dessert
March 16
Caesar Salad...Meat Lasagna.....Italian Bread.....Dessert
Minor Meal
Salad.....Pizza.....Dessert
March 23
Salad......Beef Stroganoff over Egg Noodles .....Vegetables…...Roll........Dessert
Minor Meal
Salad.....Chicken Fingers.....French Fries...Dessert
March 30
Salad.... Chicken Bruschetta......Pasta...Vegetables...Roll.....Dessert
Minor Meal
Salad....Cheeseburger...Tater Tots.....Dessert
MARCH 2016—Wednesday Night Dinner Menus PAGE 16
Children (Infant - 2 years) FREE
Family Maximum $18.00
$4.00 & $6.00 meals listed below
Calendar - MARCH 2016 Page 17
Legends:
GP— Gathering Place CP— Chapel CR— Conference Room CR— Celebrate
Recovery PO— Pastor’s Office PDO—Parents Day Out RM— Room SW— South Wing WW— West Wing TAG—Together & Growing YA— Young Adult Ministry YR— Youth Room CMT– Care Ministry Team CHR—Choir Room
1 10:a.m. TAG #116 4-6p.m. Curbside Café 5:30 Worship Planning 7:30p.m. Praise Team 7-9 p.m.. Masterworks Chorus—Chapel
2 8:30 Parents Day Out 5pm Sweet Hr. Prayer 116 5:15-6pm Glory Bells 6:00 Wednesday Night Dinner/Devotion 6:30 Children’s Program 7pm Celebrate Recovery
Chapel/Rooms #114/115
7:pm Disciple Fast
Track Room #116
3
8:30 Parents Day Out 12:15pm Lent Lunch Reading—SOUL Keeping by John Ortberg—Chapel 6:30 Chancel Choir
4 8:30 Parents Day Out (PDO) 10:a.m. Prayer Shawl Ministry—
5
6
Communion Sunday
8:00; 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. Worship Services 9-10:55 Bible Studies 4pm Soul Patrol
4:pm Youth #111
4pm TAG—#113 & 114
7 4:-5:30 pm. Roy & Donna Singer- Chapel The Great American Songbook Music 6:p.m. TRUSTEE 6:30-8pm CR Women Step Study #114
8 9:30 a.m. Staff/Program 10:a.m. TAG #116 11:a.m. Rebecca Circle 1:30 pm Caring Kitchen 5:00. Sarah Circle 5:30 Worship Planning 7:30 Praise Team GP 7-9 p.m.. Masterworks Chorus—Chapel
9 8:30 Parents Day Out 5pm Sweet Hr. Prayer 116 5:15-6pm Glory Bells 6:00 Wednesday Night Dinner/Devotion 6:30 Children’s Program 7pm Celebrate Recovery
Chapel/Rooms #114/115
7:pm Disciple Fast Track Room #116
7PM Staff Parish—CR
10 8:30 Parents Day Out 12:15pm Lent Lunch Reading—SOUL Keeping by John Ortberg—Chapel 6:30 Chancel Choir
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8:30 PDO 8:30 Altar Guild 10:a.m Prayer Shawl Ministry—
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8:00 a.m. Ironmen Breakfast/Devotion. 8:00 a.m. Real Women/Real Life Breakfast/Devotions
8:30—12: pm Bel-Canto Chapel 6:pm Music Banquet
13 Daylight Savings Time 8:00; 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. Worship Services 9-10:55 Bible Studies 4pm Soul Patrol /YOUTH
4pm TAG—#113 & 114
14 4:-5:30 pm. Roy & Donna Singer Chapel The Great American Songbook Music 6:30-8pm CR Women Step Study #114
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Presidential Primary 9:30 a.m. Staff/Program Meeting in Conf. Room 10:a.m. TAG Room 116 5:pm Worship Planning 5:30 p. Finance—CR 7:30 Praise Team GP 7-9 p.m.. Masterworks Chorus—Chapel
16 8:30 Parents Day Out 10:30 Sweet Memories 5pm Sweet Hr. Prayer 116 6:00 Wednesday Night Dinner/Devotion
7pm Celebrate Recovery Chapel 115/114
7:pm Disciple Fast
Track Room #116
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8:30 Parents Day Out 12:15pm Lent Lunch Reading—SOUL Keeping by John Ortberg—Chapel 6:30 Chancel Choir
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8:30 Parents Day Out 10:a.m. Prayer Shawl Ministry— 6:p.m. Night of Worship—Praise Team
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8:00 -1:00 p.m. CR Leadership
Training #111 8:a.m. Trustee Clean Up Day
20 PALM SUNDAY 8:00; 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. Worship Services 9-10:55 Bible Studies 12:30pm Children’s Council 12:30 pm Youth Council
12:30pm MISSION—CR
12:30 UMW Meeting GP
4:p.m. TAG #113/ & 114 4:pm. Muchos Amigos 116 4-6 p.m. Children’s Event
21 HERALD ARTICLES - DEADLINE— 4:-5:30 pm. Roy & Donna Singer Chapel The Great American Songbook Music 6:30-8pm CR Women Step Study #114
22 9:30 a.m. Staff/Program Meeting. Conf. Room 10:00 am TAG #116 5:30 Worship Planning 6:pm Creative Arts
7:30p Praise Team GP 7-9 p.m.. Masterworks Chorus—Chapel
23 8:30 Parents Day Out 5pm Sweet Hr. Prayer 116 5:15-6pm Glory Bells 6:00 Wednesday Night Dinner/Devotion 6:30 Children’s Program
7pm Celebrate Recovery Chapel/114/ 115
7:pm Disciple Fast
Track Room #116
24 8:30 Parents Day Out 12:15pm Lent Lunch Reading—SOUL Keeping by John Ortberg—Chapel 6:30 Chancel Choir 6:30 Fish Eyes— Drama - GP
25 GOOD FRIDAY OFFICE CLOSED 12:Noon Stations of the Cross
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Rummage Sale/ Pancake Breakfast
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EASTER SUNDAY 6:30 Sunrise Service 8:00; 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. Worship Services 9-10:55 Bible Studies 12:30 UMW Meeting GP 4:p.m. TAG #113 & 114 4:p.m. Soul Patrol/Youth Programs
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EASTER MONDAY OFFICE CLOSED 4:-5:30 pm. Roy & Donna Singer Chapel The Great American Songbook Music 6:30-8pm CR Women Step Study #114 6:pm Whitehall Mtg.GP
29 9:30 a.m. Staff/Program Meeting. Conf. Room 10:00 am TAG #116 5:30 Worship Planning 6:pm Creative Arts
7:30p Praise Team GP 7-9 p.m.. Masterworks Chorus—Chapel
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8:30 Parents Day Out 5pm Sweet Hr. Prayer 116 5:15-6pm Glory Bells 6:00 Wednesday Night Dinner/Devotion 6:30 Children’s Program
7pm Celebrate Recovery Chapel/114/ 115
7:pm Disciple Fast
Track Room #116
31 8:30 Parents Day Out 9:am HERALD DIST 6:30 Chancel Choir 7pm Hospitality—CR
No Church Council
No Discipleship Committee Meeting
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
900 Brandywine Road West Palm Beach, FL 33409
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
U.S.POSTAGE PAID
West Palm Beach, FL PERMIT No. 131
MINISTRY TEAM
Pastor Kent Crow - [email protected]
Pam Daniel-Charles - [email protected]
Michelle Sanders - [email protected]
Cary Collins - [email protected]
Jan Fulford - [email protected]
Anthony Hevia—[email protected]
Jill Bergkamp - [email protected]
Steve Bergkamp - [email protected]
Martin Delgado - Custodian
Cheryl Carvajal - [email protected]
Linda Matyas - Wed. Night Chef ([email protected])