June 12, 2016 - Shalimar UMC

The Beacon
June 11/12, 2016
Welcome to Shalimar UMC
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
NEW! Our Saturday evening service begins at 6:00 in the Family Life
Center opening with a gathering and fellowship time at 5:30 pm. This
transformational service involves modern music, multimedia, and a style
of preaching that is practical and participatory.
Traditions
At 8:00 and 11:00 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.
Traditions Worship Service
Prelude
Jubilation
Community Life and Celebrations
Hymn of Praise
Mary Jo Horner
Rev. Jonathan Hart
How Great Thou Art
Affirmation of Faith
Hymn No. 77
Hymn No. 881
Gloria Patri
Hymn No. 70
Morning Prayer
**Music Message
Offertory Hymn
Rev. Brian Dale
Here I Am to Worship
Alas and Did My Savior Bleed
Offertory Prayer
Chancel Choir
Hymn No. 359
Dr. Philip McVay
Giving of God’s Tithes and Our Offerings
Laura Borem
Doxology
Hymn No. 95
Children’s Sermon
Susan McLain
Scripture Presentation, Ephesians 2:4-10
Sermon
Dr. Philip McVay
Hymn of Response
Amazing Grace
Closing Prayer
Closing Song
Postlude
Hymn No. 378
Dr. Philip McVay
God Bless America
Laura Borem and Mary Jo Horner
Children’s Church for the 8:00 am service meets in Courtyard Room 9.
Children’s Church for the 11:00 and 11:07 am services, meets in the following FLC
Rooms: PreK-104, Kinder-105, 1st Grade-210, 2nd Grade-211 and 3rd-5th Grade-207
4th Sunday after Pentecost
Parament Colors—Green
Serving Sunday, June 12th
Acolyte ................................................. Jasmine Daugard, Faith Tovrea
Altar Care ...................................................................... Diane Rowe
Children’s Church ................................................... 8:00 Susan McLain
........................ 11:00/11:07 PRE-K-Theresa Kemp, Kinder-Danielle Tesmer
... 1st Grade-Kris Deason, 2nd Grade-Jessie Fancher, 3rd-5th Grade-Jen Amiel
Communion Servers ......................................9:30 Duke & Norma Eliason
................................................................ Denise Bowen, Barb Zipfel
Connection Table ............................. 9:00 Beth Russell, Sandy Kocanowski
....................................................................... 10:30 Schala Duckett
Flower Delivery ........................................................... Jeanne Purdy
Greeters ..................................................... 8:00 Ken & Julie Winzeler
................................. 9:30 Le Le, Terri Wikins 11:00 Larry & Ann Shingler
Pew Care ............................................................... Angie Goodpaster
Prayer Room Attendants ............................ 8:00 Polly & Russ Schambeau
..................................... 9:30 Don & Carol Garrison 11:00 Sara Michaelson
Sorters............................................... 8:00 Tony Mallini, Patricia Payne
.............................. 9:30 Terri Wilkins, 11:00 Bruce Smith, Alexis Tibbetts
........................................................... 11:07 Judy Watson, Matt Ward
Ushers ................ 8:00 Mark Bethea, Derrell Parker, Jon Sheperd, Jim White
..................................................... 9:30 Terri Wilkins, Jonathan James
........................ 11:00 Dean Covey, Bruce Smith, Allen Weston, Terry Rowe
Westwood Driver ..................................................... John Leuenberger
Worship Attendance, June 6 & 7
6:00 pm service
51
11:07 am service
293
8:00 am service
141
Livestream
42
9:30 am service
103
11:00 am service
194
Total
824
Ministerial Staff
Dr. Philip McVay - Lead Pastor
Rev. Brian Dale ............................................... Executive Pastor
Rev. Jonathan Hart ....................................... Discipleship Pastor
Dr. Brad Bradford .............................................. Worship Pastor
Jubilee Santos ....................................... Interim Worship Leader
4th..................................................
Sunday in Lent Parament Color—Purple
Karen Jadin
Preschool Director
Susan McLain ............................................... Children’s Director
Kim Margold .................................................. Program Director
Mike Blumenthal ................................................ Youth Director
Altar Flowers
The flowers are placed in the Sanctuary today
and are given to the Glory of God:
“In loving memory of Betty Heider.”
~Don & Pat Brown
Flower bouquets and single roses are available: June 19, & 26.
Bouquets are $35.00 each and Roses are $2.50 each. Please contact the
church office at 651-0721 to reserve your bouquet or roses.
Fellowship Dinner
Wednesday, June 15, 5-6 pm
Entree: Hamburgers & Hot Dogs
Salad Option: Cobb
Kids Option: Hot Dogs
Join us at 5:45 for the Youth Choir
Commissioning concert.
RSVP on the Communication Card or
by calling the church office at 651-0721
by noon on Wednesdays.
Adults $6.50, Kids 3-10, $3
Max $25 per household
Saturday ∙ June 11th
9:00 am ∙ Beasley Park
Contact church office 651-0721
Philip’s Focus
“Shalimar United Methodist Church
Celebrates 65th Birthday!”
This week, marks 65 years since Rev. John Lane first
convened worship to form a new church in the Drive Inn
Theater concession stand. Who would have imagined the
impact Shalimar United Methodist would have reached
from such humble beginnings? Best of all Shalimar has a
wonderful past, a vital present, and a hopeful future!
My life has been blessed by serving Shalimar United
Methodist twice. Thirty years ago, I was privileged to serve here as
Associate Pastor from 1983-86. Almost two years ago, I was appointed as
Lead Pastor. Some things have not changed at all in thirty years. There are
some dear members who sit in the same places! Tell the same stories!
Look at their watches at the exact same time they did thirty years ago!
God bless them for enduring me a second time.
Seriously, God has blessed Shalimar United Methodist Church! Generations
have come to know Jesus through Shalimar United Methodist Church.
Countless saints have gone on to their reward to be with Jesus. Thousands
upon thousands have worshipped at Shalimar though the years. Significant
Kingdom work has happened and God has always provided resources and
the people to do what was needed at the time. Shalimar UMC has offered a
beacon of hope for thousands involved in military service in both times of
war and peace. In fact, our current Sanctuary scheduled the first service a
day early on Saturday to give thanks for the end of the Vietnam War.
Through these past sixty-five years, thousands of dear people have made
Shalimar their church home. Amazingly, God has always blessed Shalimar to
retool for ministry to be relevant for every generation for over half a
century. There have been points of consistency. We have lifted up the
name of Jesus and the cross is our highest focal point. Shalimar has always
strived to fulfill our responsibilities with our connection in the United
Methodist Church. The Methodist cross and flame is clearly displayed as a
part of our United Methodist identity and heritage. Shalimar has always
provided dynamic music, youth, and children’s programs for our church and
region. We seek to make disciples of Jesus Christ through living into our
vision of Christ centered, multigenerational, family, and community
relevant ministries through worship, discipleship, and mission.” Shalimar
has always moved forward with hope, trusting that the best in ministry is
yet to come!
As we celebrate our history, may we recommit ourselves to be fully the
church God envisions now! Thank you for all you are doing to make a
difference for Jesus Christ in the present age! Let us move forward trusting
God into the future. May we join in with God in His vision for Shalimar UMC!
Happy 65th Shalimar! May Shalimar continue to be blessed and favored for
the Glory of God.
Shalom,
Philip
Dr. Philip McVay, Lead Pastor
[email protected]
Annual Conference will be meeting in Montgomery
Sunday, June 12th through Wednesday,
June 15th. Please be in prayer for your pastors
and lay representatives that will be attending.
TODAY’S SERMON NOTES:
Not in a group or class? Check these out! shalimar-umc.org/growth-link
or pick up a Growth Link list at the Connection Table in the FLC.
What will your next step be?
Sunday June 26th
12:30
pm
| FLC | Rm 106
Lunch is our treat!
We invite you to an informal gathering over a meal to answer
questions about what we believe, where you are
on your journey with God, and what your Next Step
might be. Whether you’re new to Shalimar UMC or
you’ve been attending awhile, it’s always a good
time to think about next steps.
T h i s We e k ’ s Gu i d e f o r
G ro u p s a n d I n d i v i d u a l s
Read Romans 8:14-16
Pastoral Thoughts:
I believe the greatest thing I can ever know is that I am a child of God and loved by
Him. While this is the fifth message in our “Identity Theft” series, I believe it is the
most foundational part of our true identity. I am Abba’s child. God the Father
created me and knows me better than I can know myself. He revealed the depth of
His love for me by sending His only Son, Jesus Christ. Through Jesus, the only Son, I
have been adopted so that I too can be God’s son. He has given me His very DNA,
the Holy Spirit, to be with me and in me to restore the image of the Father in
which I was created. The word “adoption” which appears in Romans 8:14-16 refers
to the full legal standing of an adopted male heir in Roman culture. In his IVP Bible
Background Commentary on the New Testament, Craig Keener writes, “Roman
adoption—which could take place at any age—canceled all previous debts and
relationships, defining the new son wholly in terms of his new relationship to his
father, whose heir he thus became.” So, our adoption as God’s children through
Christ means all spiritual debts are cancelled, we are reconciled to the God who
made us, all other relationships are redefined, and we become heirs of all God has.
Well…I’ll spend the rest of the day enjoying the fact that I can’t ask for more than
that. That, brothers and sisters, is such good news.
Reflect and Discuss:
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Describe the kind of relationship you had with your parents growing up.
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What about your parents or the people that raised you did you treasure most?
How has this impacted your identity, the person you are today?
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What are the children of God led by? (Romans 8:14)
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Romans 8:15 tells us the Spirit does not make us “slaves so that we live in fear
again.” Can you think of a story in the Bible where God’s children lived as
slaves and in fear and God delivered them?
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Read John 14:15-21. What does Jesus promise to do so that we are not left as
orphans? Who helps us relate to God the Father as His children?
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Now read John 14:25-27. What will the Advocate do?
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How does knowing you are a child of God change your identity? What lies does
it combat? How does it cause us to view ourselves, life, and others differently?
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I want you to try an exercise. Sometimes parents and children simply need to
express their love for one another. It affirms and assures and results in feelings
of safety and security. Spend a few minutes in solitude. For 2 minutes, simply
receive the Father’s love. Think of how much He loves you, how the Bible says
He feels about you, and what He has done for you. Then, spend 2 minutes
giving love back to the Father. Tell Him why He is worthy of your love. If
you’re comfortable with it, share with your group what this experience was like
for you.
Jonathan Hart, Discipleship Pastor
[email protected]
Pastor’s Class
NO CLASS JUNE 15TH
See you at the Youth
Choir Commissioning
Concert
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Shalimar UMC!
Shalimar UMC will celebrate its 65th birthday on June 17th this year; and as
we reach this milestone, it is good to look back over the years … from whence
we cometh!! Our special history began in the concession room of the Florida
Drive-in Theater, where the FLC is now.
Rev. John Lane was the acting pastor for the new congregation which began
with about 20 folks. Charter Member Sunday was held on June 24, 1951, with
12 members formally joining the new church. Rev. William Bruner became
the first full time pastor in June, 1952.The church budget that year was
$10,000.
On land donated by Clifford Meigs, our first sanctuary was completed in 1952.
By 1953 church membership had grown to 46. By 1964, church membership
had grown to 552.
A church parsonage was built on Meigs Drive in 1966, currently the home of
Pastor Jonathan and Liz Hart.
In 1967, the two story building containing office and Sunday school rooms was
added to the campus.
As Shalimar and membership grew, the need for a larger church resulted in
completion of a new sanctuary in 1973. By that time, SUMC church
membership had soared to 1100. The church budget at that time was
$145,000. The Mass Rowe Carillon system was added to the church at this
same time, it’s “call to worship” adding to the flavor of the town of Shalimar.
By the way, the original sanctuary became a fellowship hall, complete with
kitchen facilities. That same building is now the music suite.
Our Family Life Center became a reality in 1996, and with it came many
opportunities to be a “beacon” throughout the community!
And speaking of beacons, our first Beacon newsletter was issued in 1981!
To date, SUMC has had 14 senior pastors and many associates, including our
own senior pastor Philip, who cut his “ministerial teeth” as our church’s
associate 1982-1985!
The life of SUMC has been one of consistent growth and outreach as we
continue to “Reach, Teach, and Send.”
HAPPY, HAPPY 65TH BIRTHDAY, SUMC!!!
Shalimar UMC Youth Choir Mission Tour 2016
Concert Schedule and Ministry Info
Wednesday, June 15
Shalimar United Methodist Church | Shalimar, FL
Home Commissioning Concert ∙| 5:45 pm
Thursday, June 16
TriStar Centennial Medical Center | Nashville, TN
Presentation | 10:00 am
Good Shepherd UMC | Hendersonville, TN
Presentation | 6:30 pm
Friday, June 17
St. Vincent’s Ministry | Dayton, OH
Mission & Presentation | 2:00 pm
Saturday, June 18
Target Dayton Ministries | Dayton, OH
Mission & Presentation | 3:00 pm
Sunday, June 19
Aley UMC | Dayton, OH
Presentation | 9:00 and 11:00 services
Birchaven Village | Findlay, OH
Presentation | 4:00 pm
Monday, June 20
Cedar Point Amusement Park | Cedar Point, OH
Presentation, Rest and Relaxation | 11:00 am
Thursday, June 23
First United Methodist Church | Wabash, IN
Presentation | 7:00 pm
Friday, June 24
Winchester Senior Center | Wabash, IN
Presentation | 9:30 am
Miller’s Merry Manor | Wabash, IN
Presentation | 3:30 pm
Gary Southshore Railcats (National Anthem)
Gary, IN | Presentation | 7:00 pm
Girls
Megan Archer
Lea Bean
Emma Blair
Abigail Brake
Madison Cole
Katelyn Grohoske
Guys
Blake Archer
*Ethan Dixon
Tanner Dubose
Kristopher Jordan
Jacob Martin
Kevin Newbold
Kirk Newbold
Josh Wood
Chasidy Jaehnig
Tiffany Jordan
Nicole Kiser
L’Anja Lujan
Serenity Lujan
*Leilanie Monrouzeau
Sponsors
Eric Blair
Brad Bradford
Josie Kiser
Mike Kiser
Annette Klabuhn
Melanie Schenck
Gavin Tovrea
Laurel Tovrea
Joanna Newbold
Hannah Rozofsky
Katie Schenck
Lauren Tasillo
*Honour Tovrea
*Denotes seniors
“This means that anyone who belongs to Christ has become a new person.
The old life is gone; a new life has begun!” 2 Corinthians 5:17 (NLT)
Hello Church Family, Here Are Some Upcoming
Summer Events for kidz!
VBS 2016: Take the Plunge, Make A Splash with Jesus. A water park
adventure where kids have been soaking up the Son! We have had a
great week with over 90 preschool kids and over 250 elementary kids
enrolled! Each day the kids learned a new Bible story and verse and
went to 5 different stations: crafts, games, science, snacks, and
Bible video story! Here are the Bible stories the kids are learning
about: Miraculous Catch of Fish, Jesus Walks on Water, Jesus Calms
the Storm, Woman at the Well, and Jesus Washes the Disciples Feet.
Thank you, church family, for your prayers, love, and support of the
children as they dive into God’s Word this week.
CHILDREN’S SUNDAY SCHOOL: Starting June 5th we will have
combined classes for the summer:
Completed Prek – kinder will meet in Courtyard Room 12.
Completed 1st – 2nd grade will meet in Courtyard Room 11.
Completed 3rd – 5th grade will meet in the Music Suite for the
summer. We will return to regular rooms on Sunday, August 7th for
Promotion Sunday!
CHILDREN’S CHURCH: Every Sunday for kids 4 years – completed 5th
grade.
WED NIGHT BIBLE CLASSES: Meets every Wednesday for all kinder5th grade kidz from 6:00-8:00 pm in the Courtyard. No classes on
Wed. June 15th as we send the Youth Choir off on choir tour that
night right after supper. Classes resume June 22nd for the summer.
BLUE LAKE SUMMER CAMP: Completed 3rd–completed 5th grade
ONLY, July 18-23: Theme is “Blast!” $355.00 per person. You can
Register and Pay online at: bluelakecamp.com.
SUMC SUMMER CAMP: REGISTER NOW! For kids completed
kindergarten–5th grade. Reg. fee is $40.00 ($10 off if your child
attended SUMC After School Care 2015/2016). Cost: $125.00/wk or
$90.00/3-days or $40.00/per day for drop-in. Registration forms are
in the front office, on the desk in the FLC, or online under the Reach
tab at the top of page. See Miss Dawn or Miss Jen for more info! Kim
Margold is the Staff leader for Summer Camp at SUMC.
If you have any questions or concerns about SUMC KIDZ MINISTRY,
please call Miss Susan at 651-0721 or email to
[email protected]
Find us on Facebook: Shalimar UMC Children’s Ministry
SUMC Preschool
SUMC Preschool registration for the 2016-2017 school year is going on now.
Registration forms are available in the preschool office. Contact Preschool
Director, Karen Jadin, for additional information at 651-0721, ext. 109.
Missing Items
Nursery is missing 5 pagers/beepers! Please check your purses,
wallets, and bags; and return all pagers/beepers to nursery
at any time. Thank you so much!
&
Are you interested in finding mommy friends who get you? We'd like to invite
you to join MOPS or MOMSnext of Shalimar UMC. MOPS serves expecting
mothers through kids attending pre~k while MOMSnext is designed for mothers
of school-aged kids. Beginning again in the fall, we'll meet twice a month
allowing you opportunities to build friendships and spiritual connections with
other mothers through relatable topic discussions and creative craft time.
Childcare is on site, so you can recharge and connect knowing your children
are being safely looked after nearby. If you'd like more on what to expect or
the cost of our programs, please find us on facebook or email us. We’d love
to get to know you!
MOPS:[email protected]
MOMSnext: [email protected]
More Info: shalimar-umc.org/Reach Church office: 651-0721
United Methodist Men’s Breakfast
Sunday, June 19th UMM Breakfast Cancelled
See you next month.
Find us on Facebook: FUSION Shalimar UMC Youth
Merge Young Adults
Join us on Sunday mornings from 10:00-11:00 am and on
Thursdays from 7:00-9:00 pm for small group times. We
meet in the #10 Second Street house, Shalimar, on
both Sunday and Thursday. We meet in a large group for
main topic discussion and break up by gender for small
group. You can also check out more on the Merge
Facebook page.
Questions? Contact Michelle Carmical at 217-0391.
one+ONE Singles
Please join us on the 2nd and 4th Monday nights at 7:00 pm in the FLC, for a
lot of good fun, fellowship, and different activities. A monthly calendar with
detailed activities is available at the FLC Connection Table, the church
office, and on the church website. If you are 50+, single, and looking for a
Christian environment, please give us a try. Bring a friend, ALL are welcome
from SUMC and the community. We are in need of a new leader as Betty will
be stepping down. If you are interested, please contact Pastor Brian Dale,
651-0721.
SUMC Disaster Team
Hurricane Season began June 1st. Make sure you’re prepared.
The SUMC Disaster Team is here for you before and after a hurricane or other
disaster. If you’d like to volunteer with the team, please contact:
Rebecca Collier at [email protected].
We currently have specific needs for:
translators, van drivers and child care volunteers.
Emergency Kit Supply List
· Water: one gallon per person, per
day (3-day supply for evacuation,
2-week supply for home)
· Food: non-perishable, easy-toprepare items
· Flashlight with extra batteries
· Battery-powered or hand-crank
radio
· First aid kit
· Medications (7-day supply)
· Multi-purpose tool
· Emergency blanket
· Sanitation and personal hygiene
items
· Copies of personal documents
(medication list and pertinent
medical information, proof of
address, deed/lease to home,
passports, birth certificates,
insurance policies)
· Cell phone with chargers
· Family and emergency contact
information
· Extra cash
fusion
WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL
Meets weekly from 9:30-10:30 am in the youth rooms.
SUNDAY NIGHT - FUSION 6:30-8:00 pm
Snack Supper and summer FUSION PROGRAM
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
NO BEACH BIBLE STUDY THIS WEEK
Join us at 5:00 pm for Fellowship Dinner. Cost $6.50, call church office at
651-0721 to make a reservation. If you do not wish to eat dinner, then join
us at 5:45 pm to support the Youth Choir for their Commissioning Concert.
SNL
SUNDAY
NIGHT LIVE
ICE CREAM
June 26th
6:00 pm
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Come join the fun, fellowship, good ice
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Jonathan Lefler and wife Amber.
New Volunteer Opportunity
How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news, who
proclaim peace, who bring good tidings, who proclaim salvation, who say to Zion,
"Your God reigns!" (Isaiah 52:7).
Our local mission team is looking for volunteers to help with a special new
ministry to address poverty in the Shalimar community. If you have a heart
for people and would like to work as an encourager, champion, and
cheerleader to transform lives, contact Pastor Brian - 651-0721, Michelle
Carmical - 217-0391, or Robin Baugh - 240-4636.
Volunteers Needed
Do you have a servant’s heart to assist Shut-In's?
A Shut-In is a person(s) unable to get out of
his/her home for daily sustenance. SUMC along
with the Council on Aging provides meals once
a week to our seniors who are housebound. If
you have a couple of hours to spare, once a
month, please contact us for more information
regarding this quiet, humbling, and soul-gratifying ministry. Looking forward
to hearing from you! Please call Nancy O'Brien at 651-3002 or Casey Brennan
at 651-6268 for more information.
Jack and Polly Wilson, Shalimar supported missionaries from North Africa,
have returned to the United States for a visit. They will speak to us about
their mission work on Sunday, June 12th at the 9:30 am hour in the FLC
gym. They have been supported through our Mission budget and by the
Christian Friends Sunday School class for many years. Come listen and
fellowship with them as they share their family’s stories from the mission
field. They serve with Youth for Christ.
Holly Fair Missions
For 20 years the Holly Fair has been supporting local
missions and ministries. We donate 100% of our
proceeds. We have helped countless numbers of
homeless and needy women, children, and families.
We have a few positions open to serve as we look forward to our 20th year
on October 15, 2016.
Come join our dynamic group of women, men, and youth. We continue to
answer our Lord’s call and serve the people of our community.
Contact: Lynne Stefanik 850-420-5193
Weekly Schedule
Sunday, June 12th
Worship Times
Traditions Services .......8 & 11 am
Connect Service ............. 9:30 am
Freedom Service ...........11:07 am
Sunday School for all ages .. 9:30 am
MERGE Young Adults ....... 10:00 am
Youth Choir Rehearsal ....... 5:00 pm
Youth Workers Meeting ...... 5:30 pm
FUSION .......................... 6:30 pm
Special Buddies ............... 6:30 pm
Summer Camp
Monday-Friday ...... 7:30 am-5:30 pm
Monday, June 13th
Christian Patriots ............. 5:00
Connect Team Rehearsal .... 5:30
Boy Scout Troop #529 ........ 6:00
Exercise Class ................. 6:00
Lighthouse Rehearsal ........ 6:00
Cub Scouts #522............... 6:30
One+ONE Singles .............. 7:00
Okaloosa Orchestra .......... 7:15
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Tuesday, June 14th
Strength Training ............. 8:00 am
Youth Choir Rehearsal ....... 3:00 pm
Youth Band Rehearsal ........ 5:00 pm
Joy Ringers Bell Choir ........ 5:30 pm
Kingdom Kidz .................. 6:00 pm
Men’s Disciple Workshop .... 6:00 pm
Prayer Group .................. 6:00 pm
Free 2 Serve Team ........... 6:45 pm
Trustees Meeting ............. 7:00 pm
Wednesday, June 15th
Youth Choir Rehearsal ....... 3:00
Fellowship Dinner ............ 5:00
Y/C Comm. Concert ......... 5:45
Gloryland Rehearsal ......... 6:00
Orchestra Rehearsal ......... 6:00
Depression Support Group .. 6:30
Journeymen ................... 6:30
Chancel Choir Rehearsal .... 7:00
Alanon ......................... 8:00
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Thursday, June 16th
Strength Training Group .... 8:00 am
Girl Scouts ..................... 4:30 pm
Cub Scouts #522 .............. 5:00 pm
Freedom Band Rehearsal ... 6:00 pm
Alzheimer Support Group ... 6:00 pm
Emerald Coast Barbershop . 7:00 pm
Merge Young Adults .......... 7:00 pm
Friday, June 17th
No Activities
Saturday, June 18th
Worship Time
Break Free Service..........6:00 pm
Text to Give
850-203-3057
After Hours Emergency
Pastoral Assistance:
Dr. Philip McVay (850) 607-1133
Rev. Jonathan Hart (850) 200-8709
Rev. Brian Dale (404) 597-6242
1 Old Ferry Road • PO Box 795 • Shalimar, Florida 32579
Phone: (850) 651-0721 • Fax: (850) 651-2494
Website: www.shalimar-umc.org • E-mail: [email protected]
Office Hours are Monday – Thursday: 8 am - 4 pm, Friday: 8 am - Noon