Holman United Methodist Church

HOLMAN
Church of the Bells
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
3320 West Adams Boulevard  Los Angeles  California  90018
Phone: (323) 731-7285  Fax: (323) 731-2609
Email: [email protected]  www.holmanumc.com
Visit us on – Facebook: HolmanChurch  Twitter: @HolmanUMC
REV. KELVIN SAULS, Senior Pastor
REV. ALLISON MARK, Associate Pastor
DR. MARGUERITE PHILLIPS, Minister of Congregational Care Ministries
REV. OLIVER BUIE, Minister of Community Engagement
REV. JAMES M. LAWSON, JR., Pastor Emeritus
11th SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST  JULY 31, 2016
The 11:00 a.m. Worship Celebration is broadcast LIVE on KJLH Radio Free 102.3 FM
and worldwide on www.kjlhradio.com
TODAY’S RADIO BROADCAST MINISTRY IS SPONSORED BY
THE HOLMAN UMC CAMPING MINISTRY
In celebration of the 2016 Summer Bible Camp.
We are thankful for the continued show of love, support and growth of our ministry
by the Holman family and community.
We have close to 100 campers and counselors attending this year’s camp.
To God be the Glory!
Our camp theme is “No Fear: Courage in Christ.”
“For God has not given us the spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of sound mind.”
2 Timothy 1:7 (NKJV)
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FROM FAITHFULNESS to FRUITFULNESS:
Making a Commitment to Improvement through Alignment and Involvement
"Let us hold fast to the confession of our hope without wavering, for he who has promised is faithful.
And let us consider how to provoke one another to love and good deeds,
not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another,
and all the more as you see the Day approaching" (Hebrews 10:23-25).
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WORSHIP CELEBRATION
PRELUDE
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Robert Johnson, Jr.
“Center of My Joy”
Richard Smallwood
CENTERING MOMENT
We gather in worship today to celebrate the power of our unity and affirm that Jesus is the way, the truth
and the life!!!
GREETING
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*CALL TO WORSHIP
LEADER: In a world filled with anxiety and uncertainty, do not let your hearts be troubled.
PEOPLE: Believe in God, believe also in me, says Jesus.
LEADER: In a world filled with destruction and discrimination, do not let your hearts be troubled.
PEOPLE: Believe me that I am in the Father and the Father is in me, says Jesus.
ALL:
in your edification of one another, and your glorification of God, I will be with you always!
*CELEBRATION OF PRAISE & WORSHIP
Praise Team
“You Are Good”
Lord you are good and your mercies
endureth forever
People from every nation
and tongue,
from generation to generation
We worship you,
Hallelujah, Hallelujah
We worship you,
for who you are
And you are good…
Vamp
You are good…All the time
All the time…You are good
“I Feel Like Going On”
I feel like going on, I feel like going on, on.
Though trials come on every hand, I feel like going on.
*OPENING PRAYER
MINISTRY OF MUSIC
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Freedom School Scholars and Servant Leaders
“Something Inside So Strong”
*SCRIPTURE
JOHN 14:1-13
*CONGREGATIONAL RESPONSE
Liturgist: The Word of God for the people of God.
People: Thanks be to God!
MINISTRY OF MUSIC
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Holman Singers
“Come Sunday”
Duke Ellington; arr. William Bell
SERMON
Rev. Kelvin Sauls
RESET FOR GREATER WORKS – PART I
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* Congregation please rise as you are able. *** Worshipers may enter.
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INVITATION TO DISCIPLESHIP, MEMBERSHIP AND COMPANIONSHIP (ALTAR CALL)
Persons desiring to become disciples of Jesus Christ and/or members of Holman UMC are asked to come
forward and complete a Discipleship / Membership / Intercessory Prayer Response Card found in the pew rack.
Please place the card in the offering plate and/or bring it with you to the Altar while the choir / congregation
is singing. Our Altar Call this morning will include a service of healing and anointing with oil.
Music for Meditation
Holman Singers / Four
“Pass Me Not Oh Gentle Savior”
Traditional
PRESENTATION OF TITHES AND OFFERINGS
“I Have Decided”
Offertory
Holman Four
Tonéx/B. Slade
*Doxology
“Praise God, from Whom All Blessings Flow”
Praise God, from whom all blessings flow; praise him, all creatures here below;
praise him above, ye heavenly host; praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Amen
PRESENTATION AND RECEPTION OF NEW MEMBERS INTO MEMBERSHIP
Freddie Muse, Jr.
Sharon White
Pastor:
As members of Christ's universal church, will you be loyal to Christ through
the United Methodist Church, and do all in your power to strengthen its ministries?
As members of this congregation, will you faithfully participate in its ministries
by your prayers, your presence, your gifts, your service, and your witness?
UMH #33
New Member:
I WILL
I WILL
Pastor:
Members of the household of God, I commend these persons to your love and care.
Do all in your power to increase their faith, confirm their hope, and perfect them in love.
Congregation:
We give thanks for all that God has already given you and we welcome you in Christian love.
As members together with you in the body of Christ and in this congregation of the United Methodist Church,
we renew our covenant faithfully to participate in the ministries of the church by our prayers, our presence, our gifts,
our service, and our witness, that in everything God may be glorified through Jesus Christ.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF GUESTS & VISITORS
CONGREGATIONAL RESPONSE & PASSING OF THE PEACE
“This is The Day”
BLESSING AND SENDING FORTH OF CAMPERS & COUNSELORS
INVITATION TO PARTICIPATE IN MINISTRY (ANNOUNCEMENTS)
*HYMN OF SENDING FORTH AND RECESSIONAL
*BENEDICTION
As We Depart Worship, Wherever you Go, Toll YOUR Bell!!
POSTLUDE
Robert Johnson, Jr.
"Oh Happy Day"
Edwin Hawkins
PARTICIPATING IN OUR SERVICES TODAY: Rev. Kelvin Sauls, Rev. Allison Mark, Dr. Marguerite Phillips,
Rev. Oliver Buie; Liturgist: Joyce Burrell Garcia; Holman Singers (Debbie Bell, Jules Green, Melida Skeete Smith-Byrd,
Yolanda West) and Holman Four (Jules Green, Viren Moret, Melida Skeete Smith-Byrd, Walter Richards) directed by
Melida Skeete Smith-Byrd; Robert Johnson, Jr., assistant director and organist; and Ricardo L.J. Mowatt, Drummer;
Ushers chaired by Gilbert Jones; Acolytes coordinated by Pearline Allison and Muriel Parker; Greeters chaired by Donna
Richardson; Hospitality Ministry coordinated by Sharon Jackson; New Members Ministry chaired by Sharon Hodgson;
Transportation Ministry coordinated by Keith McGruder; Media Ministry: David Sears, Keith McGruder, and Mark Conway.
Cover photos from Freedom School’s National Day of Social Action under theme, "Impact the Vote."
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HEART TO HEART 
POWERFUL PRAYER
FOR HEALING
Jesus,
With just one touch
from your Almighty creative hand,
You have healed the sick
and raised the dead.
How amazing is your Lordship
over all the earth,
How powerful is your redeeming love.
How great was your sacrifice to go
before us and bring forgiveness and
hope.
By your stripes I ask for healing.
Standing within your reign and rule
I ask for restoration.
May life and wellness grow in fullness
until it overflows.
LET US PRAY FOR THE BEREAVED
CARL JOHNSON, father of Holman member
Terry Scott-Mitchell, passed away on May 29th
in Silver Springs, Maryland. His homegoing
service was held on June 14 at Queens Chapel
UMC in Landover, Maryland.
ALBERTA LOCKWOOD (107 years old), grandaunt of Holman member Michael Peters, and
cousin of Holman member Gloria Smith, passed
away on July 24th in Tampa, Florida.
Homegoing service will be on August 6th in
Tampa, Florida, and burial will be in Belize.
NEW PRAYER REQUESTS
Terry Scott-Mitchell and Family,
Gloria Johnson,
Michael Peters and Family,
Gloria Smith and Family,
Family of Alberta Lockwood,
“Summer Bible Camp offers a powerful
connection that WiFi!”
Amen.
(a modern prayer for healing from
www.lords-prayer-words.com)
Thank You
Holman Family
for your love and support.
HOLMAN SUMMER BIBLE CAMP
Congratulations to my Grandson
QUENTON M. FLETCHER
On your academic achievement
in completing your 1 year study abroad
in Japanese Language and Culture and
your graduating from Toyo University
in Tokyo, Japan on July 21, 2016.
Celebrate your achievement grandson,
and never stop learning.
So proud of you!
Give thanks to the Lord, because he is good:
his love is eternal. Psalm 106:1
Love You.
GRANDDAD, WALTER P. FLETCHER
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 THIS WEEK AT HOLMAN 
JULY 31 TO AUGUST 6, 2016
UNITY / HOMECOMING SUNDAY
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UNITY BREAKFAST, 8:00 am, L.L. White Hall
MINISTRY FAIR INTRODUCTION, 8:30 am
FAITH FORMATION FORUM, 8:45 am, L.L. White Hall
Cherub Choir Rehearsal, 10 am, Johnson Chapel
FELLOWSHIP HOUR, 12:30 pm, L.L. White Hall
Welcome Reception for Rev. Allison Mark /
New Members Celebration
 In HIS Steps Dance Ministry Rehearsal
Rehearsals resume September 1
MONDAY
 INTERCESSORY PRAYER MINISTRY
– 7 am (Mon. Wed. Fri.) Join us on the PHONE PRAYER LINE
from any location for a time of prayer & encouragement.
Call (605) 475-3270; Code 528519#, then 1
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FREEDOM SCHOOL
Mon. to Fri., 8 am to 3 pm
 Storehouse is open (for the needy),
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm (Mon. Wed. & Fri.), Educ. Bldg.
 Focus Point Study Group, 6:30 pm, Crockett Library
Class resumed 8/8/16
Currently doing Bible study series
based on the film “WAR ROOM”
 JOBS FOR KIDS CLOSING BANQUET,
6 pm, L.L. White Hall
 Security Task Force Committee, 7 pm, Woodson Parlor
TUESDAY
 Banners & Paraments Committee, 10 am, Room 203
 LINE DANCING (Health & Wellness Ministry)
Resumes on August 9th
 BROTHER TO BROTHER
BIBLE STUDY, 7 pm, Room 204
WEDNESDAY
 Another Chance Recovery Ministry, 7 pm, Room 203
 Jubilant Voices / Joyful Noise Rehearsal,
7:30 pm, Johnson Chapel
THURSDAY
 Banners & Paraments Committee, 10 am, Room 203
 BIBLE STUDY, 12 pm, Crockett Library
 In HIS Steps Dance Ministry Rehearsal
Rehearsals resume September 1
 FREEDOM SCHOOL FINALE PROGRAM,
3 pm, L.L. White Hall
 Holman Choir Rehearsal, 7:30 pm, Bowick Music Room
FRIDAY
 FRIDAY MORNING PRAYER, Share & Communion Service,
7 am, Johnson Chapel
 ACHIEVEMENT NIGHT CELEBRATION,
6:30 pm, L.L. White Hall
SATURDAY
 SATURDAY MORNING PRAISE & WORSHIP,
7 am, Johnson Chapel. All are welcome!
Join us and experience your blessing!
 Communion Stewards, 8 am, Sanctuary
SEE SOMETHING
– SAY SOMETHING
SECURITY TIP
If an incident occurs in your presence or an
unusual / suspicious circumstance or person is
observed, DO NOT attempt to confront the
person or be a hero. Use common sense and
locate a Security Guard and report what you
observed.
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ReadLead
Holman is grateful to have had the opportunity
to host Freedom School for the third summer.
In partnership with ReadLead, we facilitated the
program over the past 5 weeks and will culminate
this week.
“The program builds our students’ self-esteem,
increases their love of reading and introduces
them to various activities not provided by the
traditional school system. In six weeks of learning,
scholars will read over 80 books that are
developmentally appropriate, reflect children’s own
images, relate their authentic history, culture, and
heritage through the eyes of children, introduce
children to adults and children who make a
difference in the lives of others, offer
encouragement to become involved in community
service, help children explore fundamental issues
related to self-esteem and expand their capacity to
dream and to believe they can make their dreams
reality.
“Literacy is recognized as a critical building
block for success in school and in life, and
summer learning loss in reading has been
identified as a primary source of the widening
achievement gap between lower- and higherincome children and youth. Summer learning loss
is defined as a loss in academic skills and
knowledge over the course of summer vacation.
Research studies have shown that low income
students generally lose approximately two months
of reading achievement during this time.
“For some children, summertime is full of
opportunity: camp, visits to museums, parks, and
libraries; and access to a variety of fun and
enriching activities. But for many low-income
children, the reality of summer looks nothing like
this ideal. When the school doors close for the
summer, too many children are set loose to play
on the streets unsupervised or, because of safety
concerns, are forced to stay indoors, isolated and
lonely. Instead, let’s give them a freedom schools
experience this summer.”
Our thanks to all for your support of this
program through your prayers, gifts and
service.
2016 FINALE PROGRAM
Parents, Volunteers,
Read Aloud Guests, Friends,
Families, One and All
We invite you to celebrate our
3RD ANNUAL HOLMAN
READ LEAD
FREEDOM SCHOOL
FINALE
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 2016
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
L.L. White Hall
WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
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OUTREACH MINISTRIES
HOLMAN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
FROM FAITHFULNESS
TO FRUITFULNESS.
OUTREACH
& COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
MINISTRIES
Rev. Oliver Buie, Clergy Support
Meredith Barrett-Wilkins, Ministry Area Chairperson
OUTREACH – Another Chance Prison & Re-Entry Ministry
OUTREACH – Another Chance Recovery Ministry
Kenneth Gray, Facilitator – [email protected]
OUTREACH – Christian Athletic Ministry
Reginald Grant, Coordinator – [email protected]
OUTREACH – Beyond the Battlefield Initiative (Veterans Ministry)
Elaine D. Moore, Chair – [email protected]
OUTREACH – Campus Security Taskforce Ministry
Ronald Presley – [email protected]
OUTREACH – Diaspora Ministry
Tracey Foster – [email protected]
Faredeh Hutchinson – [email protected]
OUTREACH – Disaster Preparedness
“. . . GO in joyful service, . . .”
“The Outreach Ministries
of the church
shall give attention to local
and larger community ministries
of compassion, justice,
and advocacy.”
The Outreach Ministries team
leads Holman’s ministry of service.
We lead in facilitating opportunities
to grow in God
by serving others toward healing,
restoration & justice.
“. . . let’s not love
with words or speech
but with action
and truth.”
1 John 3:18
OUTREACH – Financial Literacy Ministry
Walter Fletcher – [email protected]
Ricardo Mowatt – [email protected]
OUTREACH – Health & Wellness
Claudia Spears – [email protected]
Holman/Kaiser Faith Based Partnership– Beverly Davis OUTREACH – H.O.P.E. HIV/AIDS/STIs Ministry
(Holman Organized for People Empowerment)
Claudia Spears, co-Chair [email protected]
Joni Arlain, co-Chair – [email protected]
OUTREACH – Social Action & Advocacy Ministry
Jennifer Blannon – [email protected]
OUTREACH – Storehouse Ministry
Barbara Williams – [email protected]
Lee Joseph –
OUTREACH – Transportation Ministry
Keith McGruder – [email protected]
OUTREACH – United Methodist Men
Fitzroy Younge, President – [email protected]
OUTREACH – United Methodist Women
Sharon Jackson, President – [email protected]
OUTREACH–COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
A-MAN, Inc. Tech Center
Hildreth “Hal” Walker, Coordinator – [email protected]
OUTREACH–COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Holman Community Development Corp. (HCDC)
Nancy Harris, Exec. Dir. – [email protected]
OUTREACH–COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
CYFC (Children Youth and Family Collaborative)
Gloria Bailey, Liaison – [email protected]
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HOLMAN
SUMMER
L KING
FOR A FEW
GOOD VOICES
& hands!
CHERUB CHOIR – Is your child age 4 to 10? If so, they
can be part of the Cherub Choir, and join with other children
in signing praises to the Lord. Choir rehearsals are held
every Sunday, 10 to 10:30 am in the Johnson Chapel.
The choir serves in ministry on the 3rd Sundays, currently
only at the 11 am worship celebration.
THE HANDBELL CHOIR is looking for interested persons
to join this ministry. If you have some musical background
and a desire to join the Handbell choir, please contact the
Director, Mrs. Evelyn M. Freeman, at 323-291-5614.
The Handbell Choir ministers every 2nd Sunday at the
8:00 am and 11:00 am worship celebrations.
HOLMAN CHOIR and JUBILANT VOICES are always
ready to welcome new members. If singing praises unto the
Lord is what you love to do, then we have a place
for you. Holman Choir rehearses on Thursdays, 7:30 pm.
Choir sings on 1st & 2nd Sundays. Jubilant Voices rehearse
on Wednesdays, 7:30 pm, and sing on 3rd & 4th Sundays.
And don’t forget a place for the youth (6th to 12th grade) with
our VOICES OF HARMONY. They rehearse 2nd, 3rd and 4th
Sundays from 10:15 am to 10:45 am. They minister in
music for our 8 am and 11 am worship celebrations on
4th Sundays.
We invite you to be a part
of the
Music Ministry Legacy
of
Holman Church!!!
BIBLE CAMP
July 31st – August 4 th
No Fear: Courage in Christ
For God has not given us the spirit of fear,
but of power and of love and of sound mind.”
2 Timothy 1:7New King James Version
CAMP CEDAR GLEN
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This year’s camp theme is entitled
“No Fear: Courage in Christ.”
Campers will examine the importance
of having courage in Christ to develop trust
with one another; to take action when they see
or hear something wrong; and to make
a positive impact on the lives of others.
We have a total of 86 campers & counselors going
to camp. Once again we are reaching out to you,
our Holman family and friends, to support us
through donation of the following:
Our prayer for our campers and counselors
throughout this special week as you connect
with God in this experience
Be still and feel God’s presence;
Be free, bold and unafraid to worship God;
Be thankful for all that God has in store for you;
Believe in God’s unconditional love for you
as your relationship grows day by day; and
Be God’s friend as God is yours,
trusting that God always has your back
and is always there for you,
when you let GOD be in charge of your life!
Go with
love & blessings!
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 MINISTRY AND MEETING ANNOUNCEMENTS 
WEEKLY HEALTH TIP:
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“When you give up your illusions of control or
helplessness and accept your need for God,
all that God has opens to you.”
Marjorie Thompson
NOTICE:
A SPECIAL CHARGE CONFERENCE
will be held on Sunday, AUGUST 7th,
immediately following the
8 am worship celebration.
55+ FELLOWSHIP – Join 55+ Fellowship as we spend a day of
fun, food & fellowship at Rideau Vineyard on AUGUST 20, 2016.
Rideau is a Black owned winery located in the Santa Inez Valley
near Solvang. The cost is $73.00 and includes transportation,
lunch, and wine tasting. The deadline date to sign-up and pay is
August 7, 2016. For more information please contact Juanita S.
Cannon (310) 635-5289 or Pearl Crowell (323) 751-1458.
ATTENTION!!!—ATTENTION!!!—ATTENTION!!!
Would you like to be in the movies? Holman’s Beyond
The Battlefield Committee (BTB) will honor individuals who have
served in the U.S. Military by chronicling their experiences while
in the military in an upcoming video. If you or anyone you know
who is affiliated with Holman and would like to be honored
please let us know. We have extended the deadline to August 7,
2016. Please call the Church office at 323-731-7285 and leave a
message for Doris Spearman, or contact her directly at
[email protected]. We look forward to celebrating you!
2016 GRADUATES – We want to stay connected with you!
Please call the church office and provide your address,
phone number and email address to Joni, or email to
[email protected]. Also, please save the date,
Friday, August 5th, for our Achievement Night celebration to
honor you! See flyer on page 14.
TODAY
It’s 5th Sunday — UNITY SUNDAY!!
Our children will worship in the Sanctuary
with their families!
May we gather together in praise and
thanksgiving for all of God’s blessings!
Children – see you next week
in Children’s Church School!
Blessings,
DEBORAH A. MITCHELL
Children’s Ministry Coordinator
[email protected]
Blessings,
CHERUB CHOIR
REHEARSAL @ 10 am in
JOHNSON CHAPEL!
YOUTH MINISTRY NEWS
Are you between the
ages of 13 & 18?
 Looking for a space with other young people?
 Want to talk about what is going
on in your world?
Join us for Youth Church on 1st thru 3rd Sundays
@ 8 AM in Room 8 of the Love Educ. Bldg.
Voices of Harmony
All youth are invited to join us 2nd – 3rd Sundays
@ 10 am for rehearsals! We sing on 4th Sundays!
Join us in giving God your praise in song!!!
Zaneta Smith and or Joe Luckett
Youth Ministry Directors
[email protected], Instagram @therealhyp
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AFTER THE SERMON
CONGREGATIONAL CARE
Living Our Social Gospel
CIRCLE OF CARE
MINISTRIES
FAITH FORMATION IN ACTION
For more information on all Congregational Care
Ministries please contact Minister Marguerite Phillips
at the church office 323-731-7285 or 323-253-9580.
A NIGHT OUT FOR SAFETY
AND LIBERATION
Every year 30 million Americans participate in the annual
“Night Out for Safety” sponsored by law enforcement and
neighborhood watch groups. Their premise: “Be afraid.
Be very afraid.” But what if what you are afraid of is law
enforcement itself?
This year Justice Not Jails and the Interfaith Movement for
Human Integrity invite the community to come together for a
different kind of conversation about what real public safety
looks like: public safety based on respect and on access to
good schools, good jobs, and good services in neighborhoods
that are over-policed but under-resourced in every other way.
We in Los Angeles will be joining with concerned
community members in 15 other major U.S. cities that will
also be holding events on Aug. 2 related to the Night Out for
Safety & Liberation. The Ella Baker Center and the Center for
Community Change are the main national sponsors.
Our event at Ward AME Church will not have invited
speakers. Instead, we will work in small conversation circles
and then come together at the end for a moment of
commitment and a moment of remembrance for all those who
have suffered and died under our current broken system
of policing.
CO-SPONSORS: ACLU of Southern California • Interfaith Movement
for Human Integrity LA Regional Reentry Partnership
• Justice Not Jails, LA Progressive • Ward AME Church
"COPING WITH CHRONIC PAIN"
September 9, 2016 – October 14, 2016
Weekly every Friday
9:30 – 12:00 Noon
Room: TBA
SAVE THE DATE
Aug. 20-21
WOMEN’S WEEKEND
Theme: “Under New Management,
Rebuilding Your War Room”
Watch for details on plans for an
awesome weekend of learning and sharing!
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Exhibition Curator
BOOKS AVAILABLE
“NONVIOLENCE AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS:
THE TEACHINGS OF REV. JAMES M. LAWSON JR.
is the first book that captures Rev. James Lawson’s teachings. Five powerful case
studies explore how individual acts of conscience can lead to collective action and how
the practice of nonviolence can build a powerful movement for social change.” We still
have a few books available. Cost is $20 ea. Proceeds benefit H.O.P.E. Ministry.
GRACE (GOD’S UNCONDITIONAL LOVE)
and GRACE TO LOVE by Gerie Moody-Major
are available at $5 each for paperback, and $10 for hardback.
Proceeds from the sales will benefit the Holman UMW
Claudia Whitmore / Beatrice Borders Memorial Scholarship program.
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For more info contact
Lacey Johnson at 213.974.2222 or
[email protected]
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SCRIPTURE REFLECTION
Worship Celebration
Did you ever have to reset
your cell phone? Whenever you
have to reset your cell phone,
there are both risks and
opportunities involved. Resetting
your phone can be a traumatic
and
anxious
experience.
However, resetting your cell
phone can also bring about new
possibilities.
However
anxious
and
traumatic, God always stands
ready to reset your life for new
possibilities. Today's text invites
you to realize that God's desire
for you is to accomplish "greater
works than these." When you are
open and willing to embrace
Jesus as "...the way, and the
truth, and the life," you can be
reset for greater, significant, and
more impactful works.
SUNDAY, JULY 31, 2016
8:00 A.M. & 11:00 A.M.
SERMON NOTES
“Reset for Greater Works – Part I”
SCRIPTURE
JOHN 14:1-13
Rev. Kelvin Sauls
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KING AHEAD
12th Sunday After Pentecost
Sunday, August 7, 2016
Holy Communion Sunday
“Reset for Greater Works – Part II”
Rev. Kelvin Sauls
13th Sunday After Pentecost
Sunday, August 14, 2016
Inspiring the world as passionate followers of Jesus Christ
so all may experience God’s life-giving love.
Cal-Pac UMC Annual Conference – Vision Statement
Lord God,
Our hands are open to you.
Our ears are listening to you.
Our eyes are watching you.
Our hearts are trying
to beat with yours.
Live in us and love others
through us today.
Amen.
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