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LIFE REBOOT2018

Worship Today Last week, we started our new worship series, “Life Reboot 2018” with a joint service that reflected on John the Baptist and his baptism of the Lord. We shared in Holy Communion, celebrated a beautiful Baptism and remembered our own baptismal commitments. Today, our focus shifts to Moses’ recovery after committing murder. Remember that even though he was treated as part of the royal family, he needed to flee Egypt and became a fugitive who had to establish new relationships and way of life. That was a big change, but nothing like what was still in store for his future. Join us for worship to learn more. Today we will also hear about how our Capital Campaign is doing and learn about next week’s Children’s Sabbath with our special guest Jesse Joyner. Next week we will continue the series at the 8:30 service and we’ll focus on Jesus’ disciple Thomas. The series continues through February 11th.

Next Sunday Children’s Sabbath Combined Worship ServiceJoin us next Sunday, January 21st at 11:15am in our Celebration Center for a new twist to our annual “Children’s Sabbath.”This service will focus on children, be led by children and will feature our Lampstand Band. However, everyone is sure to be blessed no matter your age. So, come and bring a friend or neighbor. Also, come to support our kids in their mission work through the luncheon.This year we welcome the fabulous Jesse Joyner, known as “Jesse the Juggler,” for a performance you will not want to miss. Jesse juggles in amazing feats while sharing the good news story of Jesus. He’s a sought after children’s/youth entertainer who performs in large and small venues inspiring a younger generation and just sharing the fun nature of faith.A pizza and salad luncheon will follow in exchange for donations to benefit our children’s mission in supporting Relay for Life.The performance is free and all ages are welcome. A nursery will also be provided for infants and small children.

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Join our Pastors Today for A Pastors’ Coffee at 10:10am in the Library Want to know more about our church? Want to get connected, even if you have been attending for awhile? Then, join our pastors today at 10:10am during Sunday School in our church library for a relaxed, informal conversation about programs and activities going on in our church over some coffee and tea. It’s also a time to learn about membership and baptism in our tradition, as well as just a time to get to know the pastors better. No registration is necessary. Just show up. Ask or message one of the pastors if you have any questions. They love to talk about our church!

ONE COMBINED SERVICE

11:15am

Jaxon Stewart was baptized last Sunday at the 11:15 service. Please welcome Jaxon into our family.

Human Relations DayToday is Human Relations Day, which the church celebrates annually on the Sunday before the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. Special offering envelopes are included inside today’s Warwick Weekly or you can mark your check or offering “Human Relations Day”.It reminds us to recognize the rights of all God’s children to realize their potential.Here are three reasons we celebrate: 1. We are called to acknowledge the overlooked and ignored. And the king will answer them, ‘Truly I tell you, just as you did it to one of the least of these who are members of my family, you did it to me.’ Then he will say to those at his left hand, ‘You that are accursed, depart from me into the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels; for I was hungry and you gave me no food, I was thirsty and you gave me nothing to drink, I was a stranger and you did not welcome me, naked and you did not give me clothing, sick and in prison and you did not visit me.’ - Matthew 25:40-43 (NRSV) 2. We are meant to be a voice for the voiceless. Speak out for those who cannot speak, for the rights of all the destitute. - Proverbs 31:8 (NRSV) 3. We are ALL God’s children. For it was you who formed my inward parts; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Wonderful are your works; that I know very well. My frame was not hidden from you, when I was being made in secret, intricately woven in the depths of the earth. Your eyes beheld my unformed substance. In your book were written all the days that were formed for me, when none of them as yet existed. - Psalm 139:13-16 (NRSV)

Please note that we will also have our traditional 8:30am service in the Sanctuary, but no 9am service.

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Upcoming Things of Interest . . .

LAST WEEK’S NUMBERS . . .Attendance 1/7/1811:15am - 153 - One Service due to weather No Sunday School

Friday Yoga Classes Due to last week’s weather delay, the Friday class at Warwick Memorial UMC will start again on January 12th. Mark your calendars for the start of a great, new, 10-week course, every Friday at 6pm (please check the website calendar for room location every Friday.) Cost is $60 for 10 weeks or $10 for an individual class. Classes are beginner friendly and work with any level. As long as you are comfortable getting up and down off of the gym floor, this class is a good place to start for those new to yoga. Our instructor is Bethany Caddell and you can contact her through www.christianyogastudio.org

Red Cross Blood DriveOur church is going to be hosting another Blood Drive through the American Red Cross on January 26th, 2018. More details will follow and sign up will be available through our website, Sunday School class or redcrossblood.organd search for WMUMC.

Paint Night - Save The DateOur 3rd annual Paint Night@WMUMC has been scheduled for Saturday, March 10th in the Fellowship Hall. Space is limited to 30 people – signup will be available soon on the website, Facebook and app.

Men’s Fraternity Series “33” Helps Men Follow Jesus Men’s Fraternity has started a new 6 session study entitled A Man and His Story. The 33 series teaches us the basics of becoming an authentic man of God based on the 33 years Jesus Christ spent on Earth. We will continue to meet on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 7pm in room 27. Please join us on January 16th. For more information you can call Gerry Mingee at 880-9485 or email ggmingee@verizon.net

Senior Fellowship Book ClubA great way to begin the New Year!!! Come join us in a lively discussion at our next Senior Book Club. The next read adventure is “The Light Between Oceans” by ML Stedman. After four harrowing years fighting on the Western Front, Tom Sherbourne returns home to a job as a lighthouse keeper on Janus Rock. This moving story is a must-read. An unexpected novel gives us an intense and intimate drama that explores morality, loss, and how we store our private sorrows. This riveting plot just will not let you put the book down!!Join us on January 18 at 12:30pm at Schlesinger’s (located in Port Warwick) Please call Ginny Spangler at 869-7613 by January 15 in order to confirm the restaurant reservation.

Men’s Fraternity RetreatThe Men’s Fraternity group is sponsoring a men’s retreat Friday Feb 2- Sun Feb 4 at Dick and Robin At Lee’s home in Huddleston, VA. Transportation, accommodations and meals will be provided. We will leave the church at 6 pm and return by 5pm Sunday (in time for the Super Bowl). This event is open to all men of the church and their male guests. We will have a time for spiritual reflection and an evening viewing of The Heart of Man, “a cinematic retelling of the parable of the Prodigal Son” with a very contemporary flavor. The cost will be $50 and we have funds available to assist as needed. We have a history of having not only a ton of fun at these retreats but also very real encounters with God. Call or email Gerry Mingee (880-9485 ggmingee@verizon.net) or Frank Blake (876-9799 or vtblake@cox.net) now to reserve your place or get details.

Rise Against HungerSave The DateFebruary 11thThat’s right, on February 11th we will have another fun filled afternoon of packaging meals for Rise Against Hunger. We plan to package OVER 20,000 MEALS!! Set up will begin in the Celebration Center at 11:45am and the event will be from 1pm to 3pm. Start spreading the word and invite your friends using our Facebook event page.

“You say: ‘But how can I serve the Lord? I’m not important. What I do is so common and of little consequence. Anyone can do what I do.’ But I say to you: Every time you meet another human being you have the opportunity. It’s a chance at holiness. For you will do one of two things then. Either you will build him up or you will tear him down. Either you will acknowledge that he is or you will make him sorry that he is - sorry, at least, that he is there, in front of you. You will create or you will destroy. And the things you dignify or deny are God’s own property. They are made, each one of them, in His own image.”

~ Walter Wangerin Jr. in Ragman and Other Cries of Faith

Craft DayThis Tuesday, January 16th, and every third Tuesday of each month, join us in the Fellowship Hall and help us prepare for the 2018 Cookie Walk and Bazaar. Everyone is welcome to join us to work on craft projects, enjoy fellowship and lunch (bring something to share). This month we will share new ideas and suggestions and begin work on some crafts. We gladly accept donations of craft items (currently looking for “eyelash” yarn, denim pockets from old jeans, glass salt and pepper shakers, and small clay pots). Funds from the annual Cookie Walk and Bazaar help support various ministries in our church and beyond.

Did you know?The pastors regularly preach at Warwick Forest and The Chesapeake retirement communities. Today, at 4pm, two of our pastors will be serving at The Chesapeake.

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Studies, Volunteers and More . . .

Volunteer OpportunitiesGeneral Office Help Volunteers NeededWe are looking for volunteers to help with office work, mainly to answer phone, greet visitors and do light office work between 10am and 2pm Tuesday to Friday. This is to assist our Administrative Assistant with day-to-day activities. If you are interested in signing up to help, please call Zena at the church office for more information, 877-2270.

Sanctuary Ushers/GreetersAre you a good greeter, like to meet new people? Then you may want to consider volunteering on the worship team. We are in need of additional ushers for the 11:15am service. If you would like to know more about this posi-tion, then please contact Gene Osborne at 875-1183 (H) or 272-6674 (C)Greeters are also needed before and after the worship services to welcome guests. Please contact Donna Cox (825-9820) for the 8:30 service or Linda Brooks (872-9185) for the 11:15 service if you are interested in being part of the Hospitality Team.

New Studies Help Disciples GrowEvening Small Group StudyDo Science and the Bible Conflict? By Judson PolingThis study will last 6 weeks, starting January 11, 2018. It will be held at the church on Thursdays at 6:30PM and last about an hour. Contact Jim Rogers at 68eagle@cox.net if you want to join us. Cost of book is about $5 at Amazon.

Table of Contents.1. Isn’t Christianity Based on Blind Faith? 2. Why Are So Few Scientists Christians? 3. Doesn’t the Big Bang Disprove a Creator? 4. Doesn’t Evolution Contradict Genesis? 5. If the Bible Is True, Why Isn’t It More Scientific? 6. Won’t Scientific Progress Make God Unnecessary?

New Study in the Family Faith Sunday School ClassWhen Bad Things Happen to Good People by Harold S. KushnerAs a young theology student, Harold Kushner puzzled over the Book of Job. As a small-town rabbi he counseled other people through pain and grief. But not until he learned that his three-year-old son, Aaron, would die in his early teens of a rare disease did he confront one of life’s most difficult questions: Why God? Where do we find the resources to cope with the doubts and fears that arise when tragedy strikes? In this study, Kushner shares his wisdom as a rabbi, a parent, a reader, and a human being, offering clear thinking and consolation in times of sorrow.Due to cancellations last week, class begins today, join us at 10:10 on Sunday morning – all are welcome!

For a complete listing of all the Sunday School classes offered for everyone of all ages, please pick up a Sunday School brochure in the Narthex and the Gathering Area on the welcome stand. Feel free to speak with one of the pastors or a greeter to learn more about our Sunday School classes.

App Tip - GivingGiving is simple.To support our ministries throughfinancial giving, simply click the box marked GIVE. Here are the foureasy steps of what to do next:Choose how much, how often and to what you want to give.Log in or set up your profile andpasscode. Give! A receipt will be emailed and texted to your mobileimmediately. THANKS! Bask in the glory of being a cheerful giver. (2 Corinthians 9:7) Ok, a little more detail… You will be asked the amount you want to give, and then you are asked to select a fund that you want to support. [Hint: The General fund

is our main fund for ministries of ourchurch. This is were the offering plate collection goes.] You can also decide if you want to make this gift recurring or not. If you have set up a profile, just use your phone number and passcode to complete your gift.

If you don’t have a profile yet, you will need to set this up and enter your check or card information (by the way, we just see transactions, but we don’t see or keep your finan-cial info). Once you are set up, just log back in with your phone number and passcode, the rest is automatic. Complete your gift, and send it along to your designated place. You will receive a text and an email receipt to the addresses in your profile. Finally, smile because you really have made a difference.

From Your Ordinary to God’s

Extradorinary.

Coming this February

There is a Calling 21 Intern Who Needs UsLast year many of you had a wonderful experience with our Calling 21 Intern, Julianna Smith. In December, the Leadership Team voted to apply for a 2018 Calling 21 intern. We believe this program gives WMUMC the opportunity to be part of a transformational journey in a young person’s life. The Calling 21 program gives the candidate an opportunity to explore questions of call, service, leadership and meaning and we get to be part of shaping the experience for the intern.

The cost for this program is $3500 and is not included in the 2018 church budget. We are asking you to consider making a special donation to support this opportunity of changing a young person’s life.

* Write a check to the church and designate Calling 21 in the memo line and drop it in the offering plate * Use the WMUMC app and click on the Calling 21 Intern button and give using your credit card * Finally, you can use this link https://warwickmemorial.aware3.net/give/ and make a gift using your credit card (you can choose Calling 21 Intern fund after you put in the dollar amount.)

“Glory to God, who is able to do far beyond all that we could ask or imagine by his power at work within us; glory to him in the church and in Christ Jesus for all genera-tions, forever and always. Amen.” Ephesians 3: 20-21, Common English Bible (CEB)

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Other Events of Interest . . .

Upper Room DevotionalsThe January/February Upper Rooms devotional books have arrived (a little late due to a printing issue). Copies are available in the Narthex and Gathering Area. Every other month we receive new books and a small donation to help us continue to provide them is always appreciated but not necessary!

BISHOP’S CONVOCATIONFAITH, SCIENCE AND MINISTRY: WHERE FAITH AND REASON MEETWe know that 60% of our young people will not take the Christian faith into their adults lives, in significant part because of perceptions of conflict between science and faith. The 2018 convocation will explore two key questions.1. How can the church better engage science so that we can be more effective in our mission and ministry in a culture that has been and is increasingly influenced by science?2. How can we leverage—not just accommodate—popular interest in science?Guest Speaker, Dr. April Maskiewicz Cordero, will speak on the topic, “Exploring the Coexistence of Evolution and Christianity“.The Bishop’s Convocation on Faith, Science, & Ministry will be held on Saturday, January 20, 2018, at the Virginia Conference Center in Glen Allen. The event will be live-streamed to other locations across the Virginia Conference and beyond.To register to see the live stream at one of the available locations, visit vaumfoundation.org/bishops-convocation/

2018 Lay Servant Academy March 2-4, 20184H Educational Conference Center – 775 Hermitage Rd., Wirtz, VA - retreatatsmithmountainlake.com/ New classes this year and fantastic worship!The Lay Servant Academy is about equipping Laity (those who are not clergy) to carry out the mission of the church. “The mission of the Virginia Annual Conference is to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world by equipping its local churches for ministry and by providing a connection for ministry beyond the local church; all to the glory of God.”

All of the courses are open to anyone who would like to take one. Each course is designed to help those serving the local church learn more about leadership, personal faith development, and a deeper understanding of the United Methodist church.Courses are designed to support those seeking to become Certified Lay Servants and Certified Lay Speakers.Encourage your friends and church leadership to come and learn!Visit vaumc.org/2018LSA to learn more and to register.

United Methodist Day at General Assembly- Feb. 1Ever wanted to know how to create real change in our state government? Or wanted to know more about real issues facing our legislature? United Methodist Day at the General Assembly is the place for you! This is our opportunity to help faith communities become empowered to serve as missionaries of justice, as well as the more traditional missionaries of mercy. This yearly event will be held Thursday, Feb. 1 from 7 am to 3:30pm. Due to construction at capitol square this year and the relocation of the General Assembly Building, space will be more LIMITED this year. Registration for event is now open. A briefing will be held Wednesday, Jan. 31 at Bon Air UMC in North Chesterfield at 7:30 p.m. Questions may be directed to the Rev. Barbara Lewis at BarbaraLewis@vaumc.org or (434) 594-6241.

Faithful Aging Conference- Apr. 24 The theme for the Faithful Aging Conference will be “Always a Place at the Table” on Tuesday, Apr. 24 at Williamsburg UMC in Williamsburg. At the event you can network with other faith communities, share ideas and talk about how to address opportunities and changes as society ages alongside local church congregations. Consider being an exhibitor or sponsor to share ministry and service providers on hand to share information and help others understand the different levels of services and resources available, as well as the needs and issues older adults face. More information to come later this month. Questions can be directed to MStokes@pinnacleliving.org.

Conversations on Mortality: An End of Life ConferenceWest Point United Methodist Church in conjunction with the West Point Ministers Association will host “Conversations on Mortality: An End of Life Conference,” in collaboration with Capital Caring of Richmond, on January 14, and February 11. The conference is open to the community and focuses on questions regarding end of life planning, preparation services available, the death and dying process, and help for families in mourning. Death can be a difficult topic to discuss, but with planning and expert advice, attendees will be prepared for important end of life decisions. January 14th 1pm to 4pm February 11th 1pm to 4pmRegister online at www.bit.ly/west-point-conferenceor call 804-843-3486.West Point United Methodist Church, 1020 Main Street West Point, VA 23181.

Honduras Mission Team InfoDue to safety concerns related to political unrest, The Friends of Barnabas Foundation is postponing all travel to Honduras through med-February including the team that we are supporting from WMUMC. They are working to reschedule for a later date in 2018. Please keep our team, the FOB, and the people of Honduras in your prayers.

Assistance for Aging RelativesWhen does your aging parent or relative need help?? Sometimes an elderly persons need for assistance is sudden and obvious . More often, though, it becomes apparent gradually. Quite often families need assistance with what options are available. Deciding which one is best is a tough decision. Knowing when the time is right and what is available becomes a daunting task. Trying to understand the difference between retirement homes, assisted living facilities and nursing homes becomes frustrating.If you need help in making these decisions call Ginny Spangler 869-7613 Elder Care Consultant.This service is free for Warwick Memorial members and friends.

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Fun for Kids in Sunday School

All kids Pre-K to Grade 5 are invited to our Celebration Center on Sunday mornings at 10:10am for Sunday School opening. Kids gather there first for music and video fun, then go to their classrooms with their teachers. We start in the Celebration Center with a short video before moving to our classrooms. Remember to invite a friend to church and Sunday School.

Each month the kids study a new Bible verse and Children can collect Bible Bucks for different assignments, tasks, and positive behavior each Sunday. Every third Sunday is “Sunday Funday.” Please encourage your child to invite friends. Feel free to speak to any Sunday School leader if you have any questions.

Sunday School Classes (educational wing):1st and 2nd grade meet in room 183rd, 4th and 5th grade meet in room 146th and 7th grade meet in room 16

We also have Youth Sunday School available each week. Grade 8 and up meet in the Youth Room (room 22).

Carpenters Class: For those who have children with special needs, please visit us in the Carpenter’s Class, room 30, in the Sunday School hall from 10:10am to 11:10am on Sunday mornings. This includes people of any age from six through young adults. The class teachers are Kathie Watkins and Marilyn Gardner.

Our Children & Youth . . .

Children & Youth Fellowship Groups Note: All children’s programs have been on Christmas break and will resume tonight, January 14th.The JAM (Jesus And Me) Time Kids (pre-K) meet in room 28. The M&Ms (Magnanimous and Mindful) (children 1st to 5th grade) meet in the Fellowship Hall. For more information on JAM and M&M’s, please contact Sharon Ellis at cutygrgal@cox.net, 872-8495.

The Youth gather in the Youth Room, room 23. We welcome all youth grades 6 through grade 12. Contact John Evans at youthweb@wmumc.org or 876-5610 cell/text. Follow the youth events by visiting their website at WarwickYouth.org. Pick up brochures on the welcome stands in the Narthex and Gathering Area to learn more about these programs. A snack supper is provided for all age groups (unless otherwise noted from week to week). Parents can assist with meal preparations or donations, so please contact Sharon Ellis (cutygrgal@cox.net) or John Evans (youthweb@wmumc.org) for more information on how to help.

Our infant and toddler nurseries (Room 25 and 26) are open during worship, Sunday School, and many scheduled events. We offer professionally trained staff for children birth through age 4. Please ask a greeter, usher or pastor for directions to the nursery. Please do not use the nursery if your child is sick or running a fever, in consideration of the other children and families. Childcare is provided as part of our ministry and there is no fee.

Upward Basketball and CheerleadingThanks again to all the wonderful volunteers who have stepped up to coach and help make the program a great success.Hold the date now for our Annual Upward Sunday on February 11 during the 9am service. Watch for more details coming soon. Volunteers are also needed during the season (January through March) to help with concessions. If you would like to learn more and sign up, please contact Frank Blake at 876-9799.

Elks Hoop Shoot: January 20thBasketball Free Throw Contest open to all children, boys and girls, ages 8 to 13. Children do not have to be part of Upward to participate in this event.Contestants’ age-groups are determined by their age as of April 1, 2018. Registration begins at 2pm. There is no charge. Hoop Shoot starts at aproximately 3pm following the last Upward game.Prizes are awarded in each age group category.

This is not sponsored by Upward basketball. It is funded by the Elks National Foundation, and is open to all children ages 8 to 13 - so bring a friend and have some fun.

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Expand your Spirit Through Prayer . . .

Household Prayers MorningAs I rise this day, O God, I give you thanks for breath and life, for the people I will see today, for family, neighbors, and friends, and for those whose ways are challenging to my serenity. Help me to give thanks especially for the people who pull me to new understandings and show me sides of life that I have not known or do not welcome. Urge me to follow you today; in Jesus’ name. Amen. Evening As the evening comes and the time for rest draws near, O God, I give you thanks for another full and mystifying day. I have not done everything I had hoped to do. I have not forgiven myself or others as I ought. I ask now that you, who know me through and through, will lead me to let go of what I cannot change and seek anew tomorrow for a more enlightened path. I long for your guidance and your care. Guard my sleep, and let me rise renewed; in Jesus’ name. Amen.

Your Guide to the Latest at WMUMC . . .

Today 8:30am Sanctuary Service9am Lampstand Service10:10am Sunday School10:10am Pastors Coffee (Library)11:15am Sanctuary Service5pm Youth Choir Rehearsal5:45pm Youth5:45pm Children’s Programs8pm AA (Rm 20)

Monday, January 15Meals on Wheels (pick up location) AARP (FH)6pm Upward Basketball Practice6:30pm Boy Scouts Troop 6/Cub Scouts7:30pm Praise Choir Rehearsal

Tuesday, January 16Meals on Wheels (pick up location)AARP 10am PAA (Rm 27)10am Crafts (FH)6pm Upward Basketball Practice7pm Men’s Fraternity (Rm 27)7:30pm Gloria Dei Ringers Rehearsal

Wednesday, January 17Meals on Wheels (pick up location)AARP (FH)1:15pm Staff meeting4:45pm Children’s Choir Rehearsal7pm Special Needs Workgroup (Library)7:30pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal

Thursday, January 18Meals on Wheels (pick up location)AARP (FH)10am PAA (Rm 27)12:30pm Senior Fellowship Bookclub (Schlesingers)1pm Evangelism Team (Library)6:30pm Small Study Group7pm Endowment Committee (Rm 27)

Friday, January 19Meals on Wheels (pick up location)AARP (FH)6pm Yoga (CC)

Saturday, January 209am Special Olympics (CC)11am Upward Games (CC)6pm AA English Speaking

For complete calendar please visit the website at wmumc.org and contact Jim King at facility@wmumc.org for room availability and

Prayer List Please pray for those at home, in the hospital or care facility: Fran Shaffer (York Convalescent Center), Jane Guthrie (St. Francis), Harry Fisher (The Newport), Caroline Blume (St. Francis), Anne Greene, Jane Goetz, Chris Ployd, Beverly Mayeaux, Marguerite Proffitt, Lynn Davenport, Bill and Helen Brady, Phyllis Arbogast, Eleanor Lucento, Pat Kennedy, Lisa Crittenden, Connie Moran, Linda Henderson, Carlton Purgold, Sue Kelley, Jean Shaffer, Joe Gindhart, Judy Hackett, Ruth Ritenour, Betty Potter, Ken Jones, Kevin Panchision, Ruth McGhee, Sandy Marcusson, Jackie Orr (York Convalescent Center), Marvin Hill (Barbara Amaker’s brother), the Hardwick Family, James Watkins and family, Betty Palmer and family, and all who are greiving or sick during the season.

Deployed Armed Forces: CWO3 Michael Kreider, Collin Proctor (on a ship near North Korea).

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Sick? Going to Hospital? If you are hospitalized, planning surgery, or have become ill, please contact the church office at 877-2270 or by emailing warwick.memorial@wmumc.org. If you have an urgent situation, please call or text our care line at (757) 509-7611 or the church office at 877-2270 (9am to 5pm). If you are going to the hospital, please let us know the date, time, and hospital where you will be receiving care. Due to HIPAA regulations, the hospital will not automatically inform the church of your hospitalization.

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