Hebrews 11:1-2 NLT Faith is the confidence that what we hope for will actually happen; it gives us assurance about things we cannot see. 2 Through their faith, the people in days of old earned a good reputation. The UMCPB tapestry that comprises our church family is colorful and diverse; yet the image of God unifies us. As disciples seeking to “make disciples of Je- sus Christ for the transformation of the world” (UMC mission statement), we are unified with Christians around the world. This month I witnessed an abundance of faithful and beautiful ministries here at UMCPB! These ministries become another thread of the faith tapestry that has woven us together for over 125 years. Threads of God’s Word spreading, along with his love, sweat, tears, heartbreak, and compassion you have shared throughout the month is amazing. Giving hope and joy to others, trusting God as he continues to strengthen the bonds that tie us all together to make up the UMCPB family. It is by faith… we gather to make sandwiches for children in the CROS Ministries net- work; we participate in the music ministry; we pour God’s love and grace into the families in Family Promise; adults and students grow in faith through Fine Arts Camp, VBS, Warren Willis camp; we gather in worship each week; we gather for a Sweet Hour of Prayer; we attend growth groups. We bring God’s comfort in the Prayer Shawl ministry and hospital visits. We celebrate the legacy of individuals who have died and share in the lives of those who get married. It is by faith our church tapestry includes the many who honor God through the administrative responsibilities of the church. It is by faith that hearts are transformed through the blessing of serving with Through The Roof. It is by faith that Curbside Café offers love and hope through a dinner made by love. In August, we will be transitioning to a four-week faith series focusing on four Scriptural faith pillars (Abraham, Moses, Noah, and Rahab) who exemplified a life grounded in faith and trusting in God’s grace. UMCPB lives out ministries of faith as shown in Hebrews 11. God’s thread of grace weaves these diverse characters together so that we might continue the story. The colorful characters from Hebrews 11 continue to shape how we live out “It is by faith” today. It is by faith that our church tapestry includes those who continue to cast a vision for building on the legacy of greatness to meet our neighbors in an ever-changing neighborhood. The vision is to engage individuals in our neighborhood through common interests. …….. a dog park, a nature trail, and a renovated basketball court. The faith that the people in Hebrews 11 lived out is the faith that we at UMCPB live out – colorful and diverse by God’s unfailing grace. Joyfully, Pastor Patti Special points of interest: Christmas Dinner Theater Time Inside this issue: Journey through the New Testament 2 Footnotes Music Ministry 3 MISSIONS 4 Through The Roof Ministries 5 Devotion from The IRONMEN 7 UMW—Mission u 8 Family Promise Growth Groups UMYF Growth Groups 10 11 12 13 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: offi[email protected]AUGUST 2017 Children’s Ministry 14 AUGUST Calendar 16 Still time to Register for The Global Lead- ership Summit on August 10th & 11th. See Information on Page 11
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Hebrews 11:1-2 NLT Faith is the confidence that what we hope for will actually happen;
it gives us assurance about things we cannot see. 2 Through their faith, the people in days of
old earned a good reputation. The UMCPB tapestry that comprises our church family is colorful and diverse; yet the image of God unifies us. As disciples seeking to “make disciples of Je-
sus Christ for the transformation of the world” (UMC mission statement), we are unified with
Christians around the world. This month I witnessed an abundance of faithful and beautiful ministries here at
UMCPB! These ministries become another thread of the faith tapestry that has woven us together for over 125 years. Threads of God’s Word spreading, along with his love, sweat, tears, heartbreak, and compassion you have shared throughout the month is amazing. Giving hope and joy to others, trusting God as he continues to strengthen the bonds that tie us all together to make up the
UMCPB family. It is by faith… we gather to make sandwiches for children in the CROS Ministries net-
work; we participate in the music ministry; we pour God’s love and grace into the families in Family Promise; adults and students grow in faith through Fine Arts Camp, VBS, Warren Willis camp; we gather in worship each week; we gather for a Sweet Hour of Prayer; we attend growth groups. We bring God’s comfort in the Prayer Shawl ministry and hospital visits. We celebrate the legacy of individuals who have died and share in the lives of those who get married. It is by faith our church tapestry includes the many who honor God through the administrative responsibilities of the church. It is by faith that hearts are transformed through the blessing of serving with Through The Roof. It
is by faith that Curbside Café offers love and hope through a dinner made by love. In August, we will be transitioning to a four-week faith series focusing on four Scriptural
faith pillars (Abraham, Moses, Noah, and Rahab) who exemplified a life grounded in faith and trusting in God’s grace. UMCPB lives out ministries of faith as shown in Hebrews 11. God’s thread of grace weaves these diverse characters together so that we might continue the story. The
colorful characters from Hebrews 11 continue to shape how we live out “It is by faith” today. It is by faith that our church tapestry includes those who continue to cast a vision for
building on the legacy of greatness to meet our neighbors in an ever-changing neighborhood. The vision is to engage individuals in our neighborhood through common interests. …….. a dog park, a
nature trail, and a renovated basketball court. The faith that the people in Hebrews 11 lived out is the faith that we at UMCPB live out
– colorful and diverse by God’s unfailing grace. Joyfully, Pastor Patti
Special points of
interest:
Christmas Dinner
Theater Time
Inside this issue:
Journey through the
New Testament
2
Footnotes
Music Ministry 3
MISSIONS 4
Through The Roof
Ministries 5
Devotion from
The IRONMEN 7
UMW—Mission u 8
Family Promise
Growth Groups
UMYF
Growth Groups
10
11
12
13
United Methodist Church of the Palm Beaches 900 Brandywine Road, West Palm Beach, FL 33409 OFFICE: 561-687-5411 FAX: 561-687-8348
Cookie, choice of Cole Slaw or Fruit Cup, and a mint. Please help us increase our profit margin by bringing in your previous Curbside
containers. We deeply appreciate your support!
Don’t forget to pick up some extra cookies or spaghetti sauce!
Curbside Mission Café
AUDITIONS! Christmas Dinner Theatre time!
We’re preparing a brand new Christmas Dinner Theatre this
year! “A Perfect Christmas” has a fun, poignant message sprin-
kled with a bit of heavenly intervention. There are parts in the
show for adults, youth and children—both singing and non-
singing roles. Stop by the choir room to get a copy of the
script. Auditions will be Monday, August 14th and Wednesday, August
16th from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. It is not necessary to be pre-
sent at both audition nights.
We are forming a Praise & Worship Choir for the 9:30 worship service. Rehearsals will be on
Tuesday evenings at 6:00 p.m. The first rehearsal will be on Tuesday, August 8 in the choir room
(Room #107). If you are interested, there is a place for you. Please indicate on the Connect Card, email
[email protected] or simply show up!!! This choir will be a symbol of the inclusivity of God’s love.
A Note from Chad - YOU’RE invited!
Summer Music Opportunities
Many of us have some extra time on our hands during the summer months. It is a great time to use some of
your talents in the church! If music happens to be one of those talents, consider joining the choir. The praise
team might be the perfect place for you. Or perhaps you can help out as an adult volunteer for one of our
children’s camps like VBS or Fine Arts Camp. There IS a place for you!
For more information about any of the ministries of the music department, please contact Cary Collins ([email protected]) or Chad Stoffel ([email protected]) at 561.687.5411 x17. Church website: www.umcpb.org
Music and the Arts
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A Big Thank you to everyone who participated, donated and attended our Benefit Concert— ”Haiti Rebuild Project” held on Saturday, July 8th 2017. We all had a great time with the various artist, dancers and crowd participation. Without your generous donations we could not have sent our Haiti Representative, Mr. Fritz Etienne down to Haiti with supplies to start the rebuilding of our Church/School in Thomas-Elie,
Haiti.
As you may recall, In October, 2016, Hurricane Matthew destroyed the building that was built by funds from UMCPB and used by the people of Thomas-Elie as both a church and a school that serviced over 150 children. We desperately need your help to rebuild. The people of Haiti are counting
on us! We appreciate your continued support and we will be giving you
updates as they become available on our church/school.
CROS Pantry: Bring in some extra nonperish-able items for the CROS Food Pantry. Please remember the CROS Food Bin is in the kitchen serving area. Visit www.crosministries.org For the many ways you too can help.
Global Minis-tries Resources Please take some time to ex-plore some of the things that our denomination is doing in the mission field through Global Ministries and UMCOR. www.umcmission.org www.umcor.org
Haiti: The school that we support in Haiti needs our help to rebuild and we are seek-ing $20,000.00 to begin this effort. Please consid-er supporting this mission by visiting the Go-FundMe page that has been set up to fundraise for this reconstruction effort. You can find the Go-FundMe page on the church’s Facebook page or by visiting https://www.gofundme.com/
You are invited to attend one of our Amigo’s Praise and Worship services. It is quite an honor to be part of this group and ministry. I so en-joy worshipping with my friends who are differently abled. They do not hold back. They give all they got to praising God. We dance in the aisles, sing at the top of our lungs and even act out the bible stories. If you are
interested, check out our schedule below. You are welcome any time.
AMIGOS Praise and Worship and TAG – 8/6 4:00-6:00pm and 8/20 4:00-6:00pm
Some exciting events will be happening in August for Through the
Roof Ministries. On August 6th, the Amigos will be combining with the Children and Youth to hold bingo night in the Gathering Place from 4:00-6:00. (The Amigos will first have praise and worship then join in the Bingo fun.) On August 10, from 4:00-10:00pm, take a flyer (to be distributed soon) to Duffy’s at 721 Village Boulevard, have dinner and 10% of the pro-ceeds will be donated to Through the Roof Ministries at UMCPB. On Tuesday, August 15th from 4:00-6:00, Through the Roof will be hosting a second curbside at UMCPB. Gloria’s famous Cuban pork and beans will be prepared by Gloria and Jim Harmon to be served curbside. We are naming it Pig Out Curbside. It will cost $6 for a meal of Cuban pork, rice, beans, cornbread and a cookie. All of these proceeds will go to Through the Roof Ministries. This will be held two weeks after the choir’s Curbside of spa-
ghetti that supports missions. Next year, on February 9, 2018, we are honored to host Tim Tebow’s
Foundation Night to Shine prom at UMCPB. This is our third year to host this spectacular event. Tim Tebow’s policy is to give the full grants to churches who have never hosted the event. So, instead of receiving the full grant, we are receiving $2500.00; therefore, we need to raise $7500.00 on our own. With that in mind, TTR has been working hard at raising money. If you are interested in sponsoring a guest with special needs for this prom, we are asking for a tax deductible donation of $75 for one guest. Write the check to UMCPB with Night to Shine guest in the memo lines. You can even give $10 a month between now and February to sponsor one of the guests. This gift will allow one guest to come, walk the red carpet, dance, enjoy catered food, karaoke and receive a gift bag from UMCPB. It truly
is a Night to Shine for our guests. In Christ’s Love, Phyllis
Why is that always a question for me? I believe in God, I have faith, I know that Christ died for my sins and rose to give me eternal life. But why am I always so surprised when I noticed that he's working. Don't I know that He always is there….Don't I know that scripture tells me that he will not forsake me. God is always working in my life. I just have to open my eyes and see it. But the world seems to get in the way.
Things that happen daily and things that I can get upset about consume my thoughts and get in the way, which blinds me to the fact of his work in my life. As I was preparing this devotional, He was working on me right then. He is a part of my thoughts and life. Do you want to feel Christ? Take time, sit down and search for something that he wants you to share with someone. This was a tough devotional to prepare for because I thought someone would step up and do it this month so I just put it off. I didn't prepare in advance. Monday still no one. Now what? 4th of July and I still didn't have a clue what I wanted to talk about so I started praying and it consumed my thoughts. Wednesday came and still nothing. I got online and started googling some of the thoughts in my head about a topic. God worked, maybe not like I thought, but does He ever do it my way? I was led to a great article that I shared with Staff Parish and got a great response and thank you from the person who I shared it with. But still nothing in my ideas for what to do for a devotional. Is God working in my life? Thursday morning, early, I get a text message saying that the article that I put in July’s Herald, from the last men’s breakfast, really helped them. Bamm! God at work in my life. What a blessing to see it. I think God works like that. So after that text, I was reading my Bible in Psalm 8. 1 Lord, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth! You have set your glory in the heavens. 2 Through the praise of children and infants you have established a stronghold against your enemies, to silence the foe and the avenger. 3 When I consider your heavens, the work of your fingers,the moon and the stars, which you have set in place, 4 what is mankind that you are mindful of them, human beings that you care for them? 5 You have made them a little lower than the angels and crowned them with glory and honor. 6 You made them rulers over the works of your hands; you put everything under their feet: 7 all flocks and herds, and the animals of the wild, 8 the birds in the sky, and the fish in the sea, all that swim the paths of the seas. 9 Lord, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth!
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I wasn’t just reading the Bible, I was studying and researching and He was there. No, I was aware of Him. He never is missing in action, I am! A light bulb moment! A blessing from the God that put everything under my feet. How Majestic are you Lord! My mind started just overflowing with words to share! God is working in my life. Looking back at what we talked about last month, getting close to God and looking for his direction in decisions that we make. You have to do it to see Him working. Reading to read is a good thing, but digging deeper is a better thing! For me, I think it has to do with the fact that reading the Bible and studying his word are two different things. Many times I read the Bible just to get it done. Studying the Bible is when I'm searching for something. In my small men’s group last night, we talked about that. Whenever I do look for something while I'm reading I find it or he answers it. Can you relate? The things You have done for us! 3 When I consider your heavens, the work of your fingers, the moon and the stars, which you have set in place, 4 what is mankind that you are mindful of them, human beings that you care for them? 5 You have made them a little lower than the angels and crowned them with glory and honor. 6 You made them rulers over the works of your hands; you put everything under their feet: 7 all flocks and herds, and the animals of the wild, 8 the birds in the sky, and the fish in the sea, all that swim the paths of the seas. Is God working in my life? Oh yeah! God enlightens His word when we look for it and work through what we're reading and what we're studying. We serve an awesome God but we have to be faithful to that. Is God working in your life? Do you read your bible? If so share when and how. If not or occasionally. What will entice you to read it? Do you agree or disagree with the statement reading the bible is different than studying the bible. Explain? If you have ever experienced God working through something you read or studied, please share! Why does God wants us to read and study His word? Share some other ways you notice God working in your life!
For more information about the IRONMEN MINISTRIES, please contact Dino Benvenuti at (561) 801-6967 or([email protected] ) . Join us for Men’s Breakfast the 2nd Saturday of every month at 8:00 a.m.
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Mission Studies 2017
Spiritual growth: Living as a Covenant Community
Issue study: Climate Justice
Geographic: Missionary Conferences of the U.S.
Children's Study: Joined and Held Together (Missionary Conferences)
Youth Study: In Mission Together (Missionary Conferences)
Each year, United Methodist Women members prepare for faithful living and action by studying mission studies. Mission studies are offered each year - a geographical, topical, and spiritual growth study. These studies motivate, inform, and enrich our commitment to global ministry.
Local leaders are trained to lead one of the three mission studies through the organi-zation's Mission u program offered around the country. Those leaders, in turn, are able to lead mission studies in their local and district groups.
Reading Program: 2017
The Reading Program encourages members to think critically about current issues through an annual selection of member-reviewed books. It offers an excellent opportunity to deepen your spirituality and to broaden your understanding of our mission work.
The Reading Program Leads to Action!
For 140 years, United Methodist Women have been involved in mission that in-cludes prayer, study and action. The Reading Program is a study opportunity, but it should also lead to action. The purpose of the program is to encourage United Methodist Women members to:
Expand understanding of and participation in God’s mission.
Increase sensitivity to all human beings—their needs, interests and concerns.
Encourage critical thinking about issues facing humanity today.
Grow in understanding of Scripture as it relates to Christian faith in contem-
porary life.
Enhance self-knowledge and act from that knowledge.
Strengthen involvement in local and global Christian mission.
PLEASE JOIN OUR LOCAL “UMW” UNIT RIGHT HERE AT UMCPB.
Executive Committee
Pamela Daniel-Charles….President
Louise Charles……Vice President
Brenda Dye…Recording Secretary
Joanne Dinga— Treasurer
Margie Yansura Public Relations
Debbie Linder & Brenda Dye —
Secretary of Program Resources
Mission Coordinators: Tina Maura - Education and
Interpretation
Debbie Linder……. Social Action
Cheryl Carvajal.. Spiritual Growth
Carol Heffner …...Membership /
Historian & Outreach
Ministries:
Brenda Dye— Auction Coordinator
Carol Heffner—May Tea Coordinator
Tina Maura— Book Club Coordinator
Small Group / Circle Leaders:
Tina Maura, Brenda Dye &
Debbie Linder— Elizabeth
Phyllis Veress— Rebecca
Valerie Geiger—… Sarah
Board Members
SueNelle Chenowith
Susan Kirkbride
Shermian Daniel Deanna Minard
The Purpose of The
United Methodist Women
United Methodist Women shall be a community of women whose pupose is to know God and to experience freedom as whole persons through Jesus Christ; to de-velop a creative, support-ive fellowship; and to expand concepts of mission through participation in the global ministries of the church.
To the congregation: I am sending you this note of thanks for I feel very blessed. Thank you for your kind expressions of love and goodwill as I ended my journey at UMCPB. You are all special to me and I am very grateful to you and your kindness. May God bless you in all that you do. – Pastor Kent
Thank you to our Children’s Ministry, our Adult and Youth Volunteers, and Everyone who came to help volunteer for our Camp Out VBS this weekend! Ms. Jill.
Thank you to all our church VOLUNTEERS and TRUSTEES who
came out every other Wednesday in June and July 2017 to Clean Up;
Paint, and other odd jobs to make our Church Campus the sacred
and beautiful property that it is. Thank you from the Trustee Chair.
Secondary Story Headline
On Sunday, July 9, Sherwin, Sabrina and their children Malik, Malia and Makhi arrived at UMCPB. On
Thursday, July 13, Tanika and her children Romye, Renae, Roel, Rebekah and Jacob joined us. This
was the first time in Family Promise for both families. Both families were very appreciative of their
stay with us. They thanked us from the bottoms of their hearts for the genuine Loving, Caring and
Sharing from the members and friends of UMCPB.
THANK YOU VOLUNTEERS! On Sunday, July 16, UMCPB completed our 24th Family Promise
Host Week. There were 11 first time host positions and 3 first time providers of food/other items/
services. We could not have done it without ALL of the volunteers; repeat and first tim-
ers! God bless you for your faithfulness and ongoing support of Family Promise.
While you are reading this in The Herald, ask yourself “Is there something I can do to help
during the next Host Week”? I will guarantee you the answer will be YES!!!
Call or Text Fred at 561-762-5374 or email [email protected] to get plugged into the next
Host Week. The next UMCPB Host Week begins on Sunday, November 5th. Mark your calendar!!
The UMCPB Family Promise Team
Simone Collins, Thom Delnero, Sr., Joe Radonis and Fred Teets
Wendy Stephany is our new Financial Administrator Effective July 17, 2017.
Wendy brings to UMCPB over thirty years of finance experience and strong computer skills. She has spent the past two months helping to keep our finances in order and although engaged on an interim basis, Wendy demonstrated true dedication and commitment to excellence. Wendy and her husband James have a blended family that in-
cludes 5 children and 7 grandchildren. This people person is a true animal lover whose household includes 2 dogs and a few cats too. Her hobbies are gardening and Jig Saw Puzzles. Wendy is a staunch member of Community of Hope UMC. We welcome Wendy to her new position as Financial Administrator at UMCPB.
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REACHING OUT…
TO FAMILY PROMISE…
EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
At 7:00 PM in the church conference room
Authentic Manhood "33 The Series"
Pattern your manhood from the real man!
"Jesus Christ"
Real Women Real Life Growth Group Study
Ironmen Weekly Study
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Saturday, August 12 is the next meeting of Real Women-Real Life. We will be
covering chapter 8 - Intercessory Prayer in Becoming a Woman of Prayer
by Cynthia Heald. If you have not attended previously, don't worry each chapter can stand by itself.
I am sure you will get something from the engaging discussion of the study. There are still a few books available in the church bookstore. We will meet at
8:00 AM in the Gathering Place for breakfast prepared by the Ironmen
(donation) and then at 8:30 AM in Room 116 for our study and engaging discussion. Please join us
and bring a friend. I hope to see you there.
Any Questions? Contact Beth Benvenuti at 561-601-7189
August 10th and 11th, 2017 The Global Leadership Summit will be telecast live in HD from the Willow Creek Campus near Chicago to over 500 locations nationwide. Your experience at The Global Leadership Summit will be excellent whether attending at the original campus or a satellite location. Attending at a telecast location reduces your travel costs, saves time, and ensures everyone can benefit from the wisdom of this year's world-class faculty.
THERE IS STILL TIME TO REGISTER!!!
You are registering to attend the GLS at Community Of Hope | Site # 381 14055 Okeechobee Blvd | Loxahatchee, FL 33470 561-753-8883 | www.communityofhope.church
Regular Cost $209.00. Bring a Group and pay $169.00 per person.
Register NOW for this exciting Leadership Summit. Visit:
https://www.willowcreek.com/rega/#/reg/select
Join the IRONMEN FOR Men's breakfast on the june 10TH at 8:00 a.m. in
the Gathering place. Call Dino #561-801-6967 or email umcpb.ironmen
Leader: Cathy Atkinson and Harold Weaver Time: 10:00 a.m. Location: UMCPB - Room #116 Contact Info: [email protected] 561-681-9446 or [email protected] 561-514-1749
TUESDAY
MONDAY
Leader: Rev. Phyllis Parthemer “The Amigos” Time: 4:00 p.m. Location: UMCPB—Chapel & Gathering Place Contact: [email protected] Or (561) 214-0133
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2nd SUNDAY of Every Month
Leaders: Jeff and Mary French Time: 7:00 p.m. (On Break until August 2017) Location: rotate homes - please call Contact Info: [email protected] or 561-615-0497
Leaders: Sue Nelle Chenowith (Palm Springs) Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: 345 Shady Lane Road, Palm Springs, FL 33461 Contact Info: [email protected] or (561) 965-4069
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
Other ongoing
Growth Groups:
Real Women/Real Life
Ironmen—Weekly
”33 The Series”
UMW Elizabeth Circle
UMW Sarah Circle
S.O.A.P Growth Group
Haitian Bible Studies
Sweet Hour of Prayer
IRONMEN Breakfast & Devo-
tion
Sweet Memories
Soul Patrol
Friendship Adult Bible Stud-
ies
ABC Adult Bible
Lunch Brunch every Sunday
after 11:00 a.m. Worship
Hand Bells
Prayer Shawl Ministry
UMYF (United Methodist
Youth Fellowship)
Fall Pumpkin Patch
United Methodist Women
Call: 561-687-5411
CHILDREN’S MINISTRY NEWS AUGUST 2017
Loving Nursery Care
Offered each Sunday during all services for children three months
through two years old, the nursery is located in the west wing next
to the Blessings Abound bookstore and the outside playground
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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. Miss Kate,
& Miss Jennifer lead our 2 & 3 year olds in room 104. Miss Kay &
Miss Anette lead our four-year through 1st graders in room 106, and
Miss Carol & Miss Stephanie lead our second through fifth graders in
room 114
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 cre-
ate experiences to help them grow in relationship with Jesus and
each other. Leaders are Diane Fournier for our elementary aged
kids, and Stephanie Hicks, Don Kula and Della Gaylor for Pre-K.
Children’s Ministry
(3 Years to 5th Grade)
Jill Bergkamp, Director
of Children’s Ministry Email: [email protected] Office:(561) 687-5411
ext. 18
SUMMER FUN ACTIVITIES: On Sunday, August 6th we will have a Family Fun BINGO night in the Gathering Place with
special prizes!
SOUL Patrol’s “Back to School” Wheels Night will be August 20th, from 4-6:00pm. Come
with your bikes and scooters (helmets are mandatory) for wheelin’ fun! Just $3.00 for din-
ner. Join us for our Family PICNIC night on Sunday, July 2nd, from 4:00
-6:00PM.
Child Protection Policy Class will take place August 6th
After the 11:00 service. Lunch will be provided. Please RSVP. This class is for everyone who volunteers with Youth or children at
our church.
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Legends: GP— Gathering Place CP— Chapel CR— Conference Room PO— Pastor’s Office PDO—Parents Day Out RM— Room SW— South Wing WW— West Wing TTR—Through The Roof YR— Youth Room CMT– Care Ministry
Team CHR—Choir Room
1 9:am Staff Retreat
(Kolby) TBD 10:am Growth Group 4-6:pm Curbside Café 6-8pm Praise Team
Rehearsal
2 5:pm Sweet Hour of
Prayer—Room #116 6:pm S.O.A.P. Study 7:pm Men’s Growth Group “33 The Series” Conference Room
