Welcome! July 15, 2018 Order Of Worship Today’s Focus Prelude Darrell Day Welcome / Next Steps / Greet each other Loraine Cors Please sign and pass the Register located in the pew. Guests please stop by the Welcome Center in the church lobby for a giſt. Worship in Song “We’ve a Story to Tell to the Naons” UMH #569 (v. 1, 3, 4) “How Can We Sinners Know” UMH #372 (v. 1, 2, 6) “Amazing Grace (My Chains are Gone)” Joys & Concerns/Lord’s Prayer Rev. Jeffrey Ice Offering & Anthem “As Long As I Have Breath” Voices of Praise led by Joanne Kelly Doxology Prayer for Pastor Loraine Cors Message: “Descripons of Hell” Rev. Jeffrey Ice (see pg. 2 for scripture references) Response “My Jesus, I Love Thee” UMH #172 Benedicon and Blessing Rev. Jeffrey Ice Postlude Darrell Day Pianist: Clara Jane Bidwell Are your pledges up to date? Our Mission: To make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformaon of the world. Our Vision: A world of jusce and mercy walking humbly with God. Nursery (off of lobby)
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Welcome! July 15, 2018
Order Of Worship Today’s Focus
Prelude Darrell Day
Welcome / Next Steps / Greet each other Loraine Cors
Please sign and pass the Register located in the pew. Guests please stop by the Welcome Center in the church lobby for a gift.
Worship in Song “We’ve a Story to Tell to the Nations” UMH #569 (v. 1, 3, 4) “How Can We Sinners Know” UMH #372 (v. 1, 2, 6) “Amazing Grace (My Chains are Gone)”
Joys & Concerns/Lord’s Prayer Rev. Jeffrey Ice
Offering & Anthem “As Long As I Have Breath” Voices of Praise led by Joanne Kelly
Doxology
Prayer for Pastor Loraine Cors
Message: “Descriptions of Hell” Rev. Jeffrey Ice (see pg. 2 for scripture references)
Response “My Jesus, I Love Thee” UMH #172
Benediction and Blessing Rev. Jeffrey Ice
Postlude Darrell Day
Pianist: Clara Jane Bidwell
Are your pledges
up to date?
Our Mission: To make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world. Our Vision: A world of justice and mercy walking humbly with God.
Nursery (off of lobby)
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Welcome to worship! Here in Florida spring cleaning includes preparing for hurricane season. We know life has unplanned and unwanted storms. Allow God to prepare you this morning to weather those storms. Make new friends and deepen your relationship with God, so the anchor will hold in spite of the storms. Once again, welcome!
Practice The Pause When in doubt , pause. When angry, pause. When stressed, pause. And, when you pause…
Pray!
Please lift your neighbors in prayer…
Praise: Corban is cancer free—will continue chemo through August
Concerns: Ted Lowenberg, Mike Deighton, Nick Graz, Carole, Jerry Armstrong, Jennifer, Robert (Opie) Opalenika, Joan Peters, Sarah & Richard Booe, Devon, Louise Rummings, Tina & Dick Durfee, Rick Barrett, Wink, Helen Bates, Joe Delandro, Tim Wendt, Ed Giel, Brenda Plummer, Bev Nehmer, Evelyn, Gene R., Milners, Ices, Grace & Leon Chalela, Steve & Nancy Ruegg, Alayne & Chuck Tiemeyer, Harold & Mandy, Denise, Jeff, Josh, Zach, Lucille Austin, Donna, Gail Waller, Gary Annan, Doreen & Jake Engle, Siera, Susan, Jim, Norm Hoger, Sandy Brenner, Rocky, Rita Nelson, Ken Mills, Jason Underwood, Kim-berly Demeter, Gaspar Aronica (Please note: the Weekly News is printed on Tuesdays so the prayer list is current as of that day.)
Kindergarteners—graduated 5th graders Grab your goggles and dive into God’s Word.
Play games, eat a fun snack, learn exciting songs, make a craft, and learn about God!
REGISTER TODAY! Visit: www.HudsonFirstUMC.org scroll to the bottom and click on
“Kidz Kamp/VBS form”. Print form, complete, and return it to the church.
Transportation back to daycare/camp upon re-quest. Call 727-267-6307.
VBS 2018
VBS donations needed—juice boxes, breakfast bars, single serve size chips, dumdum lolli-pops, and individually wrapped candy. Drop off items at the church office or in the collec-tion bin in the church lobby. Thank you!
The Encouragers by Ruth Lott and
Betsy Triznadel
Thursday, July 26th, Mariann Ogilvie, a former Hospice nurse, will lead the discussion for the Encouragers as we discuss “Handling Special Occasions.”
Join us at 10am in Room CE10 if you are experiencing grief of any kind.
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Have you noticed the Library has moved? It is now located between Howard Hall and the Food Pantry. When you come into the office area, turn left and proceed on
down the hall to the last room on the right. You will find a very comfortable and inviting area to browse the books on the shelves. Our policies are the same…you may still check out books, sign your name on the sheet, take the books home, enjoy them; and return them when you are finished. Be sure to check out the new location.
Library Notes by Ruth Lott
I would like to thank everyone that said a prayer for me. I know that I wouldn’t be here if you hadn’t pray-er for me.
Thank you, Carol McGrane
The Thrift Store is happy to announce new store hours
year round! Starting August 1, 2018 the Thrift Store
hours will be:
Tuesday through Saturday (closed Mondays)
10:30am to 4:00pm
FUN IN THE FOOD PANTRY!
Darrell
Voices of Praise
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On June 18th Heart to Heart donated $250 worth of per-sonal supplies to Guardian Ad Litem in the form of Happy Birthday gift bags! One of the many ways our ladies’ group reaches out to the community!
NOTE: Heart to Heart will not meet in July and August. They will resume their regular meetings September 15th.
EXCUSES
When you are overwhelmed and tired, you can find excuses for not joining a support group. Excuses such as:
I’m not a group type person. “Go anyway,” even if this is the only group you ever attend. Your usual method of coping may not be suffi-
cient. The group will give you additional suggestions on how to cope. Just hearing that someone else deals with similar problems can renew your energy.
I can’t talk to strangers. The people in support groups have faced similar problems and they don’t remain strangers long. If you are shy, just listen the first few times.
I don’t want to seem weak. Getting help does not look like you are weak, it shows you are strong and realize you can’t do it alone.
At our support group here at Hudson First United Methodist Church you will receive care, love, support and a multi-tude of information to help you. We meet the third Tuesday of every month at 10:30am.
God is always with you.
Do not be afraid of them, for I am with you and will rescue you,” declares the Lord. Jeremiah 1:8
by Laura Arnold
What do you mean the bills still have to be paid in the summer? I thought everyone was on vacation!!
Yes, church bills still have to be paid even in the summer-time! Is your giving up to date?
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Connecting with a small group is vital to your spiritual growth. It has been said being in a group also impacts people’s daily lives. Don’t wait, get connected today!
Discipleship on Sundays, 8:45am... Galileans, Room CE9—Dave Smith Leadership of Women and Men in the Church The Women of Romans 16
Living Love (8:30am), Room CE10—Doug Doan June, July, August Divine Justice and Mercy in the New Testament
Searching Christians, Howard Hall—Chris Kreiler Meeting with Living Love August 12th will begin a study of John
Young Adults, Library—Don Tomko “Simple” by Andy Stanley
New Generation, Prayer Room—Josh & Shanah Moore “The Armor of God” by Priscilla Shirer
Today: Sunday, July 15 8:15-11:15am Nursery (0-5yrs) 8:30am Living Love-CE10 8:45am Children’s Ministry-CWC 8:45am Limitless Youth class-CE1 8:45am Young Adults class-LIB 8:45am Seekers-CE4 8:45am Galileans-CE9 8:45am Searching Christians -HH 8:45am New Generation-Prayer Room 10:00am Children’s Worship-CWC 10:00am Worship-WC 6:00pm Limitless-FH
Saturday, July 21 8:00am Men’s Emmaus-SU 6:30pm New Gen Coffee-OCH
BWR - Beacon Woods Rest. CE - Christian Ed. Bldg. COL - Church Office Lobby CWC - Children’s Worship Ctr FH - Fellowship Hall HH - Howard Hall LIB—Library OCH - Oasis Coffee House SU—Sunnyside Up WC - Worship Center
Please call or send a card to… 7/15 Barb Hebda 7/15 Poul Munk-Madsen 7/16 Doug Katz 7/16 Sandy Spangler 7/17 Rodney Rockwell 7/18 Bob Lloyd
7/18 Jan Smith 7/18 Russell Thiede 7/19 George Bryant 7/20 Charlotte Williams 7/21 Liz Heal
Corrections: 727-868-6178
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Connections - Faith, Friends, Fun, & Fitness
Heart-to-Heart Women 9:30-11:30a, 3rd Saturday monthly Contact Barb (BJ) Hebda 727-860-4709 Open to all women—faith and friend-ship blend together in a time of Chris-tian fellowship.
Care Givers Support Group 10:30a 3rd Tues of month in CE10 Contact Laura: 727-863-0176 Care for caregivers—a place to laugh, learn, share, and care.
Encouragers Group 10:00a 2nd and 4th Thurs, Rm. CE10 Contact Ruth or Betsy: 727-868-6178 A safe place to share your grief or loss of any kind.
Special Sundays (K-8th) Sundays: 8:45a Children’s Worship 10a Children’s Church Contact Cheryle: 868-6178 (K-5) Contact Fran: 868-6178 (6-8)
Thrift Store Hours: (727-863-6742) Winter hours: (Dec-Mar) Mon-Sat 10:30a to 4:00p Summer Hours: (Apr-Nov) Tues-Sat 10:30a to 3:30p Donations appreciated—adult clothing, jewelry, small kitchen items, and some furniture. Volunteers needed, contact Laura, 727-863-0176.
Food Pantry Wed,, 9a - 12p, Howard Hall Serving households in zip codes 34667, 34668 and 34669 with food and spiritual nourishment. Donations appreciated.
Hudson Emmaus Men - 8am 3rd Saturday monthly Sunnyside Up Restaurant. Women - 11:30am 3rd Friday monthly Contact Dave Smith 727-247-9242
Exercise with Fran 9:30a Mondays—Flex and Balance 9:30a Fridays—Flex and Balance Contact Office: 727-868-6178 Cost? Bring a canned good for the Food Pantry!
New Generation 8:45a Sundays, Prayer Room 6p, 3rd Sat., Oasis Coffee House Shanah Moore: 607-429-8826 Encouraging and enriching the lives of young adults 18-35.
Limitless (6-12th) 8:45a Sundays, Discipleship 6p Sundays, Youth group—devotion and activity 5p Wednesdays, Small Group Where young people encounter Christ in themselves and their world.
