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The Beacon August 25 & 26, 2018
We are so glad you’ve chosen to worship with us this week! Hearing assistance devices are available for the Sanctuary. Please see an usher to obtain these aids. Enjoy fellowship, coffee, and snacks in the Family Life
Center Gym between worship services.
Our Vision Christ-centered, multigenerational, family and community relevant ministries
through worship, discipleship, and mission.
Our Mission REACH, TEACH, and SEND
We REACH out to our congregation, community, and the world to TEACH the word of God as provided in the Holy Scripture, and SEND our members and missionaries to be witnesses to God’s grace and His promise of eternal
life to us through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Worship Services Break Free
Our Saturday evening service begins at 6:00 pm in the Family Life Center. This transformational service involves modern music, multimedia, and a style of preaching that is practical and participatory.
Traditions
At 8:00 and 11:00 am Sunday mornings in the Sanctuary we celebrate through the rich traditions of our faith such as hymns led by organ and piano, seasonal vestments, and traditional Methodist liturgy. Our Chancel Choir leads the 11:00 service.
Connect
At 9:30 Sunday mornings in the Sanctuary we engage in a four-fold service of gathering praise, service of the Word, Holy Communion with candle stations for prayer, and sending forth. The music is a blend of contemporary praise songs and upbeat hymns.
Freedom
At 11:07 Sunday mornings in the Family Life Center Gym we worship through modern music, multimedia, and a teaching style message in a non-traditional atmosphere. We come to God as we are to experience the freedom of not having to stay that way.
Welcome to Shalimar UMC
Children’s Church for the 11:00 and 11:07 am services meet in the upstairs FLC Rooms
Traditions Worship Service
Prelude Mary Jo Horner and Joel Lane The Family of God, Get All Excited
Church Life and Celebrations *Rev. David Garvin **Rev. Brian Dale
Glorious Hope The Sweet By and By When the Roll Is Called Up Yonder I’ll Fly Away
Morning Prayer *Rev. Faith Parry **Rev. Brian Dale
**Music Message Say Amen Chancel Choir and Orchestra Katie Schenck, soloist
Offertory Hymn At Calvary
Offertory Prayer *Rev. Brian Dale **Dr. Brad Bradford
Giving of God’s Tithes and Our Offerings Orchestra Because He Lives Doxology Hymn No. 95
Scripture Presentation, Acts 4:1-12
Sermon Dr. Philip McVay
Hymn of Response Shalom to You Hymn No. 666
Closing Prayer Dr. Philip McVay
Closing Song God Bless America
Postlude Mary Jo Horner and Joel Lane
*8:00 **11:00 service
14th Sunday after Pentecost Parament colors - Green
Serving Sunday, Aug. 26, 2018
Altar Care ........................................................................................................... Lenton Hill Communion Servers ................................................. 9:30 Cheri Penas, Alexis Tibbetts ................................................................................................................ Mike & Josie Kiser Flower Delivery ................................................................................................. Betty Byrd Greeters ................................................................................ 8:00 Fred & Shirley Carnes ........................................................................................................... 11:00 Gayle Johnson Pew Care .................................................................................................................. Liz Gay Prayer Room .................................................................................... 8:00 Nancy Johnson ..................................................................... 9:30 Rhonda Keller, 11:00 Jordan Hodges Sorters ............................................................................... 8:00 Nick Chubb, Jeanne Rief ................................................... 9:30 Mike McMain, 11:00 Frank Purdy, Terry Rowe ....................................................................................... 11:07 Larry Mundy, Ron Garriga Ushers ................. 8:00 Jim White, Shevewan Cooper, Tony Mallini, David Hooker ............................................................................................ 9:30 Ray & Diane Huckabone ............................................ 11:00 Lenton Hill, Josh Jadin, Tony Jadin, Allen Weston Welcome Center .......................................................................... 9:00 Sharon Patterson ......................................................................................................... 10:30 Tammy Morgan Westwood Driver .............................................................................................. Josh Kiser
Dr. Philip McVay - Lead Pastor Rev. Brian Dale ........................................................................... Executive Pastor Rev. Faith Parry ....................................................................... Connection Pastor Dr. Brad Bradford ........................................................................ Worship Pastor Rev. David Garvin ........................................................................... Youth Pastor Ben Savage .......................................................... Worship Ministries Associate Karen Jadin ...............................................................................Preschool Director Jennifer Guidoni .................................................................... Children’s Director Dawn Rozofsky............................................................................... Camp Director Kim Margold ............................................................................... Program Director
Ministerial Staff
After Hours Emergency Pastoral Assistance:
Dr. Philip McVay (850) 607-1133 Rev. Brian Dale (404) 597-6242 Rev. Faith Parry (850) 420-9888
Text to Give 850-203-3057
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Shalimar UMC
Visit us online: shalimar-umc.org
Sharing & Caring
The first Sunday of each month is food collection time for Sharing & Caring. Collection boxes are in the Narthex and Family Life Center.
Please remember to bring your contributions Sunday, Sept. 2nd.
The flowers placed in the Sanctuary today are given to the Glory of God.
Altar Flowers
Flower bouquet and rose reservation book located in Narthex or contact the church office at 651-0721
Bouquets $40 each / Roses $4 each
Stuffed Chicken Breast
Cobb
Chicken Fingers
In honor of Joe and Betty McLain’s 60th wedding anniversary, with love by their children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
Philip’s Focus
What Is Best for the Growth of the Church? In our series, Keys to the Kingdom, Unlocking the Future of our Church, we have identified the keys of loving Jesus, loving people, being filled with the Holy Spirit, growing up, growing out, and growing together. We have challenged our congregation to actively seek “deeds of shalom” to offer the people of our region each week. These deeds of shalom are done for the Kingdom’s sake and our church’s impact will expand. As our congregation grows in witness, our stream of first time guests will increase. These deeds of shalom have kingdom impact and church impact! As we grow our church culture to incorporate deeds of shalom in everyday life, what else opens the doors of our church future? As we grow toward the future, I would like for us to ask one question in planning all we do. The question is, “What is best for leading our community to know Jesus and for the growth of disciples in our church?” This question is the most essential one for us. Our ministry, plans, and resources should align with this question in mind. Our growing future will be well served if we align everything to one question, “What is best for leading our community to know Jesus and for the growth of disciples in our church?” There are other concepts vital for our future and here is a brief synopsis below: Open the Gate. The laity of our church are both enthusiastic in service and praying for revival. This growing excitement and momentum is becoming more and more evident in our church. What do I plan to do? One of my biggest roles and goals is to open the gate so that excited lay people can follow the stirrings God has placed in their lives. The best things that have happened in 2018 so far have come when we just opened the gate for our people to follow God’s leading. May this continue in the future! Empower. Let’s plan to continue to empower our church to use gifts to build up the church. Let us live into Ephesians 3:20, “God is able to do more than we think or imagine.” Let us dream big God sized dreams and pursue them. There are many people in our congregation gifted in many areas. My plan is to “turn everyone lose” to follow God’s leading and stirring in their lives. Permission Giving. Let’s plan to be more of a permission giving church. If someone has something for the good of bringing people to Jesus and growth of disciples through our church, let’s offer our support. Our official leadership and ministry teams will help us maintain boundaries, communication, and Godly order. Team Building. There should be no solo heroes. We are stronger when we work as a team. None of us grows in a vacuum. The goal is to move into the future raising up as many healthy teams as possible.
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Shalom, Philip
Dr. Philip McVay, Lead Pastor
Pastor’s Class Join us in FLC Room 106 each
Wednesday at 6:00 pm
Speak positively about the church and get in step with where God is already moving and making a difference. There are three motions in the church backwards, stuck, and moving forward. We want to move forward trusting God! Dream Dreams that only can succeed with the help of God. If we only do what we conclude is possible with human beings, we are no different than other organizations. Today is the day to attempt that which is only possible through God. Move the shalom meter needle every week. Our deeds of shalom are to be a growing part of our church culture. Can/will everyone in our congregation do their part? Our church can begin changing the world. One person at a time and one deed at a time. These principles, I believe, help us lead people to Christ, grow disciples, and
grow our church.
Monday Night Bible Class: Ralph Johnson leads this class, starting August 27th, 6:00-8:00 pm. They will be studying Living With Confidence in a Chaotic World by David Jeremiah for 11-weeks. Disciple 3: Remember Who You Are (Fast Track): Tuesdays from 6:00-8:00 pm for 12-weeks beginning August 21st to study the Old Testament Prophets. A second 12-weeks in the spring will cover the Letters of Paul with Sharon Patterson leading, 259-5149. Journeymen—Men’s Disciple Group: This large fellowship meets Tuesday evenings 6:30-8:30 pm. New members are always welcome! Starting Tuesday in October: Jim Brantley leads an 8-week study of Max Lucado’s Before Amen in the evening. Working Women 4 Christ: A new small group will meet Tuesdays beginning Sept.4th from 7:00-8:30 pm. Beth Moore’s Daniel will be the 12-week study led by Mary Alice Turner. Splash of Joy #1 Women’s Study: Begins Wednesday, Aug. 22nd with a 10-week study Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World. Sara Michaelson leads this group from 9:30-11:30 am. Contact Sara at [email protected] or 863-9722. Splash of Joy #2 Women’s Study: Begins Wednesday, Sept. 5th with a 12-week study 12 Women of the Bible. Cathie Buckman will lead this group from 9:30-11:30 am. Storytelling: Lee Orr offers this 6-week class on sharing your faith story Wednesdays starting Sept. 19th. Duplicate classes offered; 3:30-5:00 pm or 6:00-7:30 pm.
Pastor’s Class: Studies along with our current sermon series, led by the Pastors on Wednesday nights, 6:00-7:00 pm after Fellowship Dinner. REBOOT Combat Recovery: New 12-week course focusing on the moral and spiritual wounds of war and combat recovery. Wednesday, Sept. 12th from 5:00-7:00 pm. Contact Deb Hutto at 240-2564 for more information. Making Disciples Class: DISCIPLESHIP! What Does It Mean to Be A Disciple of Jesus Christ? This new class will begin on Tuesday evenings in September led by Bill & Linda McBroom. Contact them at 651-2080 for details. MERGE - Single Young Adults: (ages 18-30): Small group meets on Thursdays 6:30-8:00 pm at the #10 2nd Street House. Starting a new study called The Dating Project. For more information contact leader Michelle Carmical 217-0391. Alzheimer & Dementia Support Group: Continues on the third Thursday of each month from 6:00-7:30 pm, led by Dawn Bazzell. All welcome anytime. Military Family Group: Jeanne Racquier leads this small group in a devotional study on Sundays from 6:00-7:00 pm beginning Sept. 9th for 8 weeks. Grief Share—Grief Support Group: Resumes on Sunday, Sept. 9th at the #10 2nd Street House meeting from 3:00-4:30 pm with trained Lay Leader Nancy Kahrs. All are welcome, no sign up needed. More information and Sign-Up Sheets in the Family Life Center or church office. Most classes have childcare available or upon request. There may be fees or material costs for some classes. Contact Kim Margold, Program Director, at 651-0721 or speak to the class leaders.
Monday Night Bible Class: Ralph Johnson leads this class, starting August 27th, 6:00-8:00 pm. They will be studying Living With Confidence in a Chaotic World by David Jeremiah for 11-weeks. Disciple 3: Remember Who You Are (Fast Track): Tuesdays from 6:00-8:00 pm for 12-weeks beginning August 21st to study the Old Testament Prophets. A second 12-weeks in the spring will cover the Letters of Paul with Sharon Patterson leading, 259-5149. Journeymen—Men’s Disciple Group: This large fellowship meets Tuesday evenings 6:30-8:30 pm. New members are always welcome! Starting Tuesday in October: Jim Brantley leads an 8-week study of Max Lucado’s Before Amen in the evening. Working Women 4 Christ: A new small group will meet Tuesdays beginning Sept.4th from 7:00-8:30 pm. Beth Moore’s Daniel will be the 12-week study led by Mary Alice Turner. Splash of Joy #1 Women’s Study: Begins Wednesday, Aug. 22nd with a 10-week study Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World. Sara Michaelson leads this group from 9:30-11:30 am. Contact Sara at [email protected] or 863-9722. Splash of Joy #2 Women’s Study: Begins Wednesday, Sept. 5th with a 12-week study 12 Women of the Bible. Cathie Buckman will lead this group from 9:30-11:30 am. Storytelling: Lee Orr offers this 6-week class on sharing your faith story Wednesdays starting Sept. 19th. Duplicate classes offered; 3:30-5:00 pm or 6:00-7:30 pm.
Pastor’s Class: Studies along with our current sermon series, led by the Pastors on Wednesday nights, 6:00-7:00 pm after Fellowship Dinner. REBOOT Combat Recovery: New 12-week course focusing on the moral and spiritual wounds of war and combat recovery. Wednesday, Sept. 12th from 5:00-7:00 pm. Contact Deb Hutto at 240-2564 for more information. Making Disciples Class: DISCIPLESHIP! What Does It Mean to Be A Disciple of Jesus Christ? This new class will begin on Tuesday evenings in September led by Bill & Linda McBroom. Contact them at 651-2080 for details. MERGE - Single Young Adults: (ages 18-30): Small group meets on Thursdays 6:30-8:00 pm at the #10 2nd Street House. Starting a new study called The Dating Project. For more information contact leader Michelle Carmical 217-0391. Alzheimer & Dementia Support Group: Continues on the third Thursday of each month from 6:00-7:30 pm, led by Dawn Bazzell. All welcome anytime. Military Family Group: Jeanne Racquier leads this small group in a devotional study on Sundays from 6:00-7:00 pm beginning Sept. 9th for 8 weeks. Grief Share—Grief Support Group: Resumes on Sunday, Sept. 9th at the #10 2nd Street House meeting from 3:00-4:30 pm with trained Lay Leader Nancy Kahrs. All are welcome, no sign up needed. More information and Sign-Up Sheets in the Family Life Center or church office. Most classes have childcare available or upon request. There may be fees or material costs for some classes. Contact Kim Margold, Program Director, at 651-0721 or speak to the class leaders.
Preview Adult Fall Studies
2018
Not in a group or class? Check these out! shalimar-umc.org/groups
or pick up a Places to Grow flyer at the Welcome Center in the FLC.
TODAY’S SERMON NOTES:
This Week’s Guide for Groups & Individuals
Faith Parry, Connection Pastor
Have you ever done anything for God or the Gospel of Jesus Christ that was truly a risk? Peter and John did in our passage this week. Take some time to think about their actions and how they stepped out in faith. Re-Read Acts 3. How did God move through the lame man?
What were the people witnessing? Read Acts 4:1-2. Why do you think the people were disturbed that Peter and John were
using this healing to talk with those present about Jesus and his resurrection?
How would you have felt if you were the priests and Sadducees? Read Acts 4:3-4. How would you have felt to be Peter and John, being put in jail for
speaking the truth about Jesus?
When have you felt you were socially punished for speaking the truth about Jesus?
Read Acts 4:5-7. Do you think you carry the Power of God in a way that shines as it did for
Peter and John?
When was the last time you witnessed someone ask through the power of Christ or in the name of Christ?
Read Acts 4:8-12. Could you be as bold as Peter was?
Do you think you're filled with the Power of the Holy Spirit?
How do you think you can go out this week and do deeds in the name of Jesus through the power of the Holy Spirit?
How could you disrupt our social order with good actions?
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Friendship Club Beginning It’s 29th Year
For Adults interested in fellowship, inspiration, travel, and fun.
Meeting: Tuesday, Sept.11 at 11:30 am, Family Life Center Gym. Program: Be prepared for some surprises as Anne Porter, SUMC Historian and Librarian, shares some of the 67-year history of our church. You may find gems included from her small group meetings with members of our group as she “picked our brains.” Lunch: Prepared by Chef Heyward, cost $7.00. Call church office, 651-0721, by noon Monday, Sept. 10, if you plan to eat or just attend.
The club meets the second Tuesday of the month, September-May, at the church. June-August we travel, eat out, or have a Game Day. A variety of activities such as day trips and sometimes overnighters are planned. A trip to the National World War II Museum, New Orleans, LA, is being considered.
September Outings: Saturday, Sept 15: Destin Commons Sight and Sound Theater presentation of an original stage production, Moses, filmed before a live audience. Assisted listening devices are available. Bus leaves church at 11:15 am. Call church office, 651-0721, to sign up.
Sunday, Sept 16: Church Picnic at Liza Jackson Park.
Additional Info: Ollie Fay Flint, 651-2360; Betty Stewart, 243-5551; or Jon or Kathie Sheperd, 651-8008.
Just So You Know…Gates on the church playground are
open from 9:30 until 12:15 each Sunday.
Shalimar UMC & Emerald Coast Hospice Hosts Community Health & Wellness Fair Saturday, Sept. 15 9:00 am–Noon
Please plan on coming by the Family Life Center for this free public event with health screenings and special presentations.
There are still a few slots available for appropriate vendors. Hospitality volunteers are needed to welcome the community. For more
information in any area contact Kim Margold, Program Director, 651-0721.
A LETTER FROM YOUR STEPHEN LEADERS: Although you may have missed the opportunity to come to our informational sessions about Stephen Ministry training this Fall, it’s still not too late to get in this class. If God is still tugging on your heart about this, just contact one of our pastors or one of the Stephen Leaders for more information. Classes will be on Thursday nights Oct 4-March 7. (Yes, there is a break for the holidays.) Susan West will be the main trainer and you can reach her at 613-6461 or call Jon Sheperd at 240-8008. If you are considering asking for a Stephen Minister to walk alongside you during a difficult time you are going through, call Sara Michaelson who will handle your request confidentially.
Please come join us every Monday night at 6:00 pm, at #10 Second St. for a lot of good fun, fellowship, and different activities. A monthly calendar with detailed activities is available at the FLC Welcome Center. If you are 50+, single, and looking for a Christian environment, please come and join our group. Bring a friend. All are welcome from SUMC and the community.
one + ONE Singles
July Actuals:
Contributions $152,326
Expenses $137,295
Income over Expenses
$15,031
2018 Year to Date
Contributions $993,000
Expenses $1,016,514
Income over Expenses $(23,514)
Church Operating Budget
After School Camp After School Camp is underway and Registration is still open with some slots available. We have over 50 children that we pick up from the local schools. We learn about God in our daily devotions, serve a healthy snack, have homework time, crafts, and play. We are in need of volunteers for reading buddies and homework helpers from 3:15-4:00 pm. Our mission is to offer a safe, Christian, and loving environment for children after school. With that, we are seeking scholarship funds to help those that need assistance with their tuition. Prayers are always needed!
SUPPER CLUB-Started this past Wednesday! ASC kids had a great time joining our Children’s Ministry for Choir and Kidz Club. Sign up weekly for Supper Club by Tuesday 5:30 pm, $3.00 for a child dinner. Call or email me.
Dawn Rozofsky Camp Director 850-294-2384
Church 651-0721 [email protected]
Iona Salter Circle
The Iona Salter Circle will meet on Tuesday, August 28th, at 6.00 pm in room 106 Family Life Center for our annual Hawaiian Luau. Salter ladies please bring a dish or dishes to share for this event.
Please contact the church office, 651-0721, if you are interested in becoming involved in one of the following Prayer Ministries. Prayer Group - meets weekly to share praises and
intercessory prayer for people listed on the Prayer list (both church and personal list).
Prayer Room Attendant - Volunteer to pray with those who come to the Prayer Room after each worship service on Sunday morning.
Praying in the Prayer Room during each of the worship services on Sunday morning.
Pray for special church functions and events. Participate on the Prayer Chain and Prayer Link
(if you’re not already.)
Prayer Ministry
To add someone to the prayer chain please email [email protected] or contact the SUMC church office at 651-0721. If you would like to receive the prayer requests through email, please call the church office, 651-0721 or email [email protected]. A printed copy of our church family’s prayer concerns is available each Sunday in the Narthex and FLC Lobby. If you’d like to start receiving the Prayer List via email, please select it on the Communication Card inside the Beacon.
Prayer Chain
Prayer Room The Prayer Room is always available for your use. The code to enter is 1423. On Sunday mornings, after every service, someone will be in the Prayer Room to pray with you, if you would like. They will not bother you if you would like time to yourself. There are prayer shawls available for your use as well. A Prayer Box and Prayer Cards are available for you to leave a prayer request for the Pastors and/or Prayer Team to pray for you or a situation you would like lifted up. There have been great reports of use for this special place.
Break free SATURDAY NIGHT SERVICE @ 6PM
A transformational worship service
Every Saturday Night 6 pm | Family Life Center
Please send your answered prayers by email to [email protected]. They will be sent by email to those signed up to receive the Prayer chain email. Please include your name and email address in case you need to be contacted for clarity.
Pete Peter [email protected]
Michelle Carmical [email protected]
YOUTH SUNDAY SCHOOL This morning 9:30—10:30 am in Youth Rooms
FUSION Tonight 6:30-8:OO pm in the FLC
SMALL GROUPS Wednesday 6:00—8:00 pm in the FLC GYM
GET INFORMED Text “@FusionSUMC” to #81010 for weekly updates
Attendance, Aug. 18 & 19, 2018
Saturday night 30 11:00 am service 197
8:00 am service 162 11:07 am service 179
9:30 am service 108 Livestream 114
Children’s Church 37 TOTAL 820
Rev. David Garvin, Youth Pastor 850-651-0721 | [email protected]
FusionSUMC
This week we recognize crew leader for 2nd & 3rd Grade Sunday School, Kris Deason! You will find her and her wonderful family serving around the church in many ways. We woud like to give a big shout out to Kris and thank you for your years of service! May God continue to bless your family. Reach! Teach! Send! Go Shalimar! Go!
Children’s Ministry Recognition
Jennifer Guidoni, Children’s Director cell 772-626-8000 Church 651-0721
Nursery News: 8:00 am-12:00 pm - Our Ministry team will welcome your little ones (6 wks-3yrs old) and offer the first look at Jesus and His life for us. Sunday School News: 9:30 am - Sign in at the FLC kiosk. We bring Bible stories to life each week with our Year’s Theme: The Hero’s Among Us.
Looking for Storytime readers, contact me. Children’s Church News: 11/11:07 am - Sign in at the FLC kiosk - bring your children directly to their FLC upstairs classrooms. They will experience their own service with time to worship and praise in a fun and exciting way. Everything we teach in Children’s Church is based on one of the three basic, but powerful, truths modeled by Jesus in Luke 2:52.
I need to make the wise choice. I can trust God no matter what. I should treat others the way I want to be treated.
Children’s Church is designed to provoke discovery and invite kids into a new understanding of how to grow in relationship with Jesus. It focuses on 150 Bible stories, 4 faith skills, and 30 life applications. The Bridge Kidz News: The Bridge is a special group of all of our 4th/5th graders. We are bridging the gap from childhood to youth. In The Bridge we will focus our attention on good choices, good manners, and good behavior to ourselves and others. We have special outings as a part of this process to teach us these important etiquettes and Godly qualities, special studies on the Beatitudes, and the Fruit of the Spirit as we grow in our relationships with God. We have Youth Group mentors that participate with us. We meet on select days for special activities. The first one is August 26th with a special family luncheon to meet everyone.
We need one more Bridge leader, contact me. Kidz Club News: (School Year Only): Wednesdays Supper Club-4:45-5:30 pm $3 each week. Parents purchase a ticket for supper club through church office, Jennifer Guidoni, or Dawn Rozofsky before noon on Tuesdays. Children’s Choir 5:30-6:15 pm K-5th Grade. Kidz Choir sings the 1st Sunday of the month, presents a Christmas Musical, and a Spring Musical. Contact Kathy Curry, [email protected]. Kidz Club: 6:15-8:00 pm. Fun and interactive event rotation: Sport, Bible, and Craft. Kids love gathering in their very own club! We need more helpers at Wed Night Kidz Club. 6:15-7:30 pm Bus Ministry News: We provide a bus ministry in the Shalimar area for kids, K-5th grade. We pick up/deliver from their homes for Sunday School. If you know someone who could benefit, or if you would like help evangelize for this ministry, contact me. Sunday, August 26th: 1st meeting of “The Bridge” Luncheon after church! All 4th/5th graders and their families are invited to come. Sunday, September 23rd: 12:00-1:00 pm Children’s Council Meeting
Sunday, August 26th
Worship Times Traditions Worship ............ 8 & 11 am Connect Service ...................... 9:30 am Freedom Service ................. 11:07 am
Freedom Band Rehearsal ....... 8:00 am Sunday School for all ages ..... 9:30 am Rooted Young Couples ........10:00 am Children’s Church ........... 11/11:07 am The Bridge Family Lunch .... 12:15 pm Youth Band Rehearsal ............ 4:30 pm Youth Choir Rehearsal ........... 5:30 pm Youth Worker’s Meeting ....... 6:00 pm Special Buddies ........................ 6:30 pm Fusion Youth Color Wars ...... 6:30 pm
AFTER SCHOOL CAMP
M-F 2:00-5:30 pm
Monday, August 27th Connect Team Rehearsal ....... 5:30 pm Al-anon ..................................... 6:00 pm Lighthouse Ensemble.............. 6:00 pm Monday Bible Study ............... 6:00 pm One + ONE Singles ................. 6:00 pm BSA Troop 529 Scout Hut ..... 7:00 pm Church Council ........................ 7:00 pm Emerald Coast Pops ............... 7:15 pm
Weekly Schedule
Tuesday, August 28th Tai Chi........................................ 8:00 am Iona Salter Circle Luau ........... 5:30 pm BF/F Worship Practice .......... 5:30 pm Disciple 3 .................................. 6:00 pm Journeymen ............................. 6:00 pm Prayer Group ............................ 6:00 pm BF/F Heart Training ............... 7:00 pm
Wednesday, August 29th Splash #1................................... 9:30 am Faith Backpack......................... 5:00 pm Fellowship Dinner ................... 5:00 pm SKC Choir ................................. 5:30 pm Fusion Youth ............................ 6:00 pm Gloryland Ensemble ................ 6:00 pm Orchestra Rehearsal ............... 6:00 pm Pastor’s Class ........................... 6:00 pm Rejoice Rehearsal .................... 6:00 pm Fusion Youth ............................ 6:15 pm SKC Groups .............................. 6:15 pm Chancel Choir .......................... 7:00 pm
Thursday, August 30th MOPS Meet & Greet .............. 9:15 am 12 X 12 .................................... 10:00 am Merge Young Adults ............... 5:30 pm Holly Fair Galleria Crafting .... 6:30 pm Emerald Coast Barbershop ... 7:00 pm
Friday, August 31st No Activities
Saturday, Sept 1st Worship Time
Break Free Service ................. 6:00 pm
Break Free Band Rehearsal ... 4:00 pm
1 Old Ferry Road • P.O. Box 795, Shalimar, FL 32579 (850) 651-0721 • shalimar-umc.org • [email protected]
Office Hours: Monday – Thursday 8 am - 4 pm • Friday 8 am - Noon
