APRIL 2018 Special Points of Interest

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1 APRIL 2018 Special Points of Interest SleepOut UMW Service Church Hall Meeting Inside this issue: Message- Pastor Patti Important Day/Events Footnotes Music Ministry Through The Roof & AMIGOS UMW Call to Prayer Ironmen/Real Women Lunch Brunch Trustee Goin s-on Family Promise Children s Ministry Youth Ministry News FL Children s Home Small Groups 1 2 Lord s Place Sleepout 13 Monthly Calendar Brandywine Road West Palm Beach, FL Telephone: Fax: office@umcpb.org Website: Rev. Patti Aupperlee, Pastor Rev. Phyllis Parthemer, Pastor From Pastor Patti Happy Easter! This is a favorite time of the year for me because we are blessed to celebrate Easter for 50 days! This season of Easter does not end until Pentecost, when we celebrate the gift of the Holy Spirit and the birth of the Church (see Acts 2). For the next 50 days we focus on being a people who are, according to our liturgy, incorporated into Christ s mighty acts of salvation ( and the beauty of the Church. Throughout April s sermons, we will explore our spiritual gifts and how we can utilize them individually and increasing the strength and mission of the church collectively. You are invited to a CHURCH HALL MEETING on Wednesday, April 16 ~ 6:30pm-8:30pm in the Gathering Place. Ministry updates will be shared, along with visioning plans for future months. Questions from the congregation will be welcomed. Our goal is that all will feel they are fully informed about the ministries at UMCPB. In March and throughout the next few months, I have asked people who are involved in varying aspects of UMCPB to share how this church has been valuable to their spiritual growth as the stewardship moment. Often, we only see the church from the perspective that we are involved in. Hearing from other voices, broadens our understanding of ministries we didn t know much about before. This also serves as an invitation engage in a new ministry opportunity. On Sunday, April 22, we will have one combined worship service at 10am. We have been selected by Palm Beach County Justice Services as the location for their annual worship service to kick off Re-entry Week which brings awareness to promote offender success in the community and reduce the recidivism rate of offenders released from prison. We are blessed to participate in Family Promise as a host site April 22 April 29. Many volunteer opportunities are still available. I love being your pastor and being on this journey of faith together as we continue to worship God and reach out to our neighbors all by God s unfailing grace. Please give me a call, text, or . I am looking forward to hearing your thoughts and prayers. Joyfully, Pastor Patti

2 Page 2 APRIL 1ST EASTER - SUNRISE 6:30AM FRONT SANCTUARY; 8:00AM AND 10:00AM COMBINED WORSHIP APRIL 2ND APRIL 4TH APRIL 6TH CHURCH OFFICE CLOSED CURBSIDE MISSION CAFE THE LORD S PLACE SLEEPOUT APRIL 14TH IRONMEN PRAYER BREAKFAST AND DEVOTION REAL WOMEN/REAL LIFE BOOK STUDY UNITED METHODIST WOMEN SERVICE OF PRAYER & SELF DENIAL APRIL 16TH IRS TAX DEADLINE APRIL 18TH CHURCH HALL MEETING APRIL 19TH ADAPTIVE YOUTH MINISTRIES TO VISIT AN ISLAMIC CENTER APRIL 20TH THROUGH THE ROOF KARAOKE NIGHT APRIL 22ND COMBINED WORSHIP RE-ENTRY SERVICE APRIL 29TH SUNDAY FUNDAY GO TO PAGE #15 FOR A COMPLETE CALENDAR OF EVENTS. We are excited to have completed another Celebrate Recovery Step Study. We are starting The Journey Continues step study. This group is for anyone who has successfully completed the first four books, The Journey Begins. This study focuses on spiritual growth and service. If you have completed the first four participant guides of Celebrate Recovery and want to continue your journey, please join us. Paula Portch and Rev. Phyllis Parthemer will be facilitating this group. We will be meeting on Monday evenings from 6 to 8 p.m.

3 Music and the Arts Curbside Mission Café Page 3 The next Curbside Mission Café will be WEDNESDAY, April 4th. The cost is $7.00. The proceeds benefit our mission projects. Come help us change the world one spaghetti dinner at a time. Well, never miss a Curbside meal again by subscribing to our Curbside Reminder service. You ll get a reminder every month. Enroll by sending me an request and I ll add you to our list. Savior Soles Thank you to everyone who donated shoes to our Savior Soles project. We collect around 200 pairs of shoes that are being distributed to those in need around our area. Thank you for being the hands and shoes of Jesus! Fine Arts Camp 2018 It s that time of year. We have been busy planning for camp. Soul on Fire teaches campers the importance of the Great Commission. Great music and a zany cast are all a part of the Red Hot On-Fire training Academy. Camp Dates: June from 9:00 to 2:00 Cost: $100 (after June 1st, $110) Audition Date: Monday, June 4th at 6:00 P.M. Soul on Fire Performance: Friday, June 15 at 7:00 P.M. Included with Registration: Book & Listening CD Camp Schedule & Menus Camp T-Shirt Lunch & Snack Provided Daily Camp Photo DVD of the Performance All art supplies For more information about any of the ministries of the music department, please contact Cary Collins (cary@umcpb.org) or Chad Stoffel (chad@umcpb.org) at x17. Church website:

4 Page 4 Page 4 "The gospel is only good news if it gets there in time" Carl F. H. Henry AMIGOS CALENDAR APRIL 2018 Through the Roof is the Name of our Special Needs Ministry. AMIGOS is a group of people with Special Needs who meet here Bi-monthly. The Amigos Growth Group Meets every First & Third Sunday from 4:00-6:00 pm if you are interested in volunteering, please call Rev. Phyllis Parthemer For additional information on Our Special Needs & Congregational Care please contact Rev. Phyllis Parthemer ext. 108 or or phyllis@umcpb.org APRIL 1 Join us for Easter Service 6:30am, 8:00 and 10:00am APRIL 14 Mounts Botanical Garden to see Washed Ashore Art 11:00-1:00 APRIL 15 Praise and worship, dinner and activity 4:00-6:00 ($3) APRIL 20 Karaoke and Ice Cream Social 6:00-8:00 MAY 2018 MAY 6 Praise and Worship, Dinner and Activity 4:00-6:00 ($3) MAY 11 BINGO 6:00-8:00pm Free MAY 20 Praise and Worship, Dinner and Activity 4:00-6:00 ($3) JUNE 2018 JUNE 1 SPECIAL NEEDS DANCE (Bring $ for food) 6:00pm JUNE 3 Praise Haiti: and The Worship, school Dinner that and Activity 4:00-6:00 ($3) JUNE 17 Pool we support Party at in the Haiti Parthemer' needs House 3:00-6:00pm our help to rebuild and we are seeking $20, to begin this effort. Please consider supporting this mission by visiting the Go- FundMe We page recognize that has at UMC of the Palm Beaches that there are been set some up to people fundraise who want to be part of our church family but for this cannot reconstruction physically be present each Sunday. We call the group effort. You can who find ministers the Goto them our Homebound Ministry Team a.k.a. FundMe the page Caring on the Ministry Team. We need people to help. Would church s you Facebook consider page sending out cards, making phone calls or visiting or by our homebound members? This is a perfect opportunity for visiting you to reflect Jesus to some people who really need to know God loves them. If you know of someone who should receive visits, cards and phone calls from our homebound ministry, please call the church office. Or if you would like to help, please call Rev. Phyllis at

5 Page 5 To Executive Committee Pamela Daniel-Charles.President Louise Charles Vice President Brenda Dye Recording Secretary Joanne Dinga Treasurer Margie Yansura Public Relations Debbie Linder & Brenda Dye Secretary of Program Resources Mission Coordinators: Tina Maura - Education & Interpretation Debbie Linder. Social Action Cheryl Carvajal.. Spiritual Growth Carol Heffner...Membership / Historian & Outreach Ministries: Brenda Dye Auction Coordinator Carol Heffner May Tea Coordinator Tina Maura Book Club Coordinator Small Group / Circle Leaders: Brenda Dye & Debbie Linder.Elizabeth Valerie Geiger. Sarah Board Members SueNelle Chenowith Susan Kirkbride Shermian Daniel Deanna Minard The Purpose of United Methodist Women United Methodist Women shall be a community of women whose purpose is to know God and to experience freedom as whole persons through Jesus Christ; to develop a creative, supportive fellowship; and to expand concepts of mission through participation in the global ministries of the church. This Year s Theme Saturday, April 14th at 10:00 am In Room 111/112 For nearly 150 years, United Methodist Women, motivated by love and Christian caring, has been at the forefront of reaching isolated populations of women and girls with life-changing educational and leadership opportunities. The 2018 offering will provide educational opportunities for women and girls who are chronically underserved and marginalized: economically disadvantaged and displaced groups, such as female-headed households and low-income families. Education and leadership development programs may include child development and after-school programs, GED and ESL classes, job readiness, life skills and livelihood training, Scholarships, workshops and seminars. One hundred percent of the offering will go directly to fund these projects. Giving Makes a Difference By your sacrificial giving to A Call to Prayer and Self-Denial, you, United Methodist Women members and predecessor organizations over the years have: Built and equipped schools, libraries and clinics Trained rural and urban women for specialized ministries Provided nutrition and medical assistance for thousands of women, children and youth Offered relief to those uprooted by wars and other disasters Advocated for public policy changes to benefit women and children Produced long-term economic benefits through income-generation and other selfhelp projects. Everyone is Invited.

6 Page 6 Join the Bible study, Becoming a Woman of Simplicity It is a powerful and meaningful study. We meet the second Saturday of each month. Most of us arrive at 8:00 AM to enjoy the breakfast prepared by the Ironmen (donation). The study begins at 8:30 AM. All women are invited to join us on April 14th and to bring a friend. If you have any questions, feel free to contact Beth Benvenuti at or bethbenvenuti@gmail.com The book is available in our church bookstore. IRONMEN Breakfast will be on the second Saturday of every month. Join us on Saturday, April 14th at 8:00 a.m. in the Gathering Place for breakfast followed by a short devotion, presented by one of our faithful brothers. For more information contact Dino Benvenuti at Every Wednesday Evening at 6:30 p.m. In the Conference Room Men's Study Authentic Manhood Vol 2 A MAN and His STORY Led by Don Kula For more information contact Dino Benvenuti at umcpb.ironmen@gmail.com What is faith? We all know that the Bible defines faith as "the assurance of things hoped for and the conviction of things not seen" - but do we know how to live by faith in the street-level situations and relationships of our daily Christianity? Join pastor and best-selling author Paul David Tripp on a powerful 9 session journey through Hebrews 11 to discover how to live a hopefilled life of faith in Jesus Christ. This video series also includes a study guide, filled with helpful application questions, to assist you bring faith to life. This class is OPENED TO EVERYONE and is facilitated by Dino Benvenuti at 6:30pm on Wednesdays in Room #114.

7 Page Page 7 7 Randall (Randy) Miller (Chair & Secretary) John Zipp Abbey Parthemer Trustee Goin s-on William Joyner (Custodian) Jeff French Fred Teets Blessings from your Trustee Committee members. We realize that you probably have not met your Trustees, so we will make a concerted effort to improve that. We also intend to keep you informed of our projects so you will know what your Trustees are doing to maintain and improve God s meeting place (our place of worship). The Church is currently under a Stop Spending directive, and your Trustees have struggled over the years with unplanned, urgent need equipment failures that have strained the Church budget. Future projects will, therefore, be presented to the congregation for donor consideration. We are hoping that Corporate and/or Congregational donations (beyond tithing) will be able to help us meet these future challenges. Some will be large, many will be achievable. We will use this bulletin insert to keep you informed. The following project(s) will need donor funding; please consider how you can help us meet our goals: Painting Chapel Interior Walls - $3, From Pastor Current Patti Donations Received - $2, we need $ Playground Area Wood Mulch - $ Current Donation Received - $ we need $ Thank you, Church! And God Bless. We meet at 12:30pm every Sunday All are invited to participate in this social time together after church. Good food and conversation. Families with children are always welcome. Schedule: 4/8/18 PA BBQ Palm Beach Lakes Blvd., WPB 4/15/18 Chili s Okeechobee Blvd., WPB 4/22/18 Applebee s North Military Trail, WPB 4/29/18 Sweet Tomatoes Palm Beach Lakes Blvd., WPB For more information call or text Patty Sengelaub at (561) or patriciasengelaub@yahoo.com. Or you may call Elaine Doan (561) or elainedoan@bellsouth.net

8 Page 8 Page 8 DO YOU WANT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN SOMEONE S LIFE? READ ON! Family Promise of North/Central Palm Beach County partners with the interfaith community to help local homeless children by empowering their families to regain selfsufficiency. HOW DOES THIS HAPPEN? UMCPB and other local congregations work with the Local Family Promise affiliate by providing a temporary place for families to stay for one week up to four times each year. UMCPB converts Sunday School Class Rooms to Bedrooms for 1-4 families and overnight volunteer hosts. UMCPB provides meals and hospitality for the families. For each Host Week, UMCPB needs up to 92 volunteer hosts and up to 50 people to provide food/other items. SUNDAY, APRIL 22 - NEXT FAMILY PROMISE HOST WEEK AT UMCPB! Guest Families will arrive about 4:00 p.m. and go to the next congregation about 4:00 p.m. the following Sunday. UMCPB is responsible for providing support to the Guest Families this entire time (including Mon. - Fri. from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. if there are children not enrolled in Day Care or School - this will require an additional 10 volunteers). HARD COPY SIGN-UPS FOR 82 VOLUNTEER HOSTS AND UP TO 50 FOOD / MISC DONATIONS ON SUNDAY, APRIL 1ST IN THE GATHERING PLACE! MINIMUM VOLUNTEER HOST POSITIONS ARE: Early Evening Hosts - 2 people each evening Sunday - Saturday, 5:00-8:30 p.m. (4:30 on Sunday, other days will start at 5:00 p.m. or later pending Van arrival schedule) Evening Dinners people or group (TAG, Iron Men, Bible Study, Youth, etc.) provide / prepare / serve evening dinner for the Family Promise guests at 5:00 p.m. Sunday & about 6:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday pending Van schedule. Overnight Hosts - 1 each adult female & male daily Sunday - Thursday from 8:30 p.m. to about 7:00 a.m. the next morning (departure pending Van schedule); 8:30 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. Includes setting out continental breakfast except on Saturday). Full Breakfast Hosts - 2 people or Group prepare (all food is provided) & serve at 8:00 a.m. on Saturday only. Picnic Lunch Hosts - 2 people or Group prepare (all food is provided) & serve at 11:45 a.m. on Saturday only Saturday Daytime Hosts - 2 people each from 8:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. and 12:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Breakfast is provided at 8:00 a.m. and Lunch is provided about 11:45. A special off-site activity, such as a trip to a local museum or park, is planned for the afternoon. Sunday Daytime Host (April 29) at the Family Promise Day Center - 2 people each from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. & 12:30 p.m. to about 4:00 p.m. A pizza lunch is provided at 12:30. Housekeeping Hosts - 1 person daily Monday - Saturday after 8:00 a.m. to change & launder linens from 2-3 beds (Overnight hosts only) & empty waste baskets from Guests & Overnight Hosts rooms. Transition Classrooms to Bedrooms - 7 people minimum for minutes maximum on Sunday, April 22, immediately following 9:30 a.m. Praise & Worship Service Transition Bedrooms to Classrooms - 7 people minimum for minutes on Sunday, April 29beginning at 8:15 a.m. Laundry (Sunday, April 29) - up to 14 people pick up 1-2 sets of twin bed linens or blankets and/or comforters after 9:00 a.m. to take home & launder, dry & fold & return to UMCPB by Monday, May 7. Van drivers - 1 person each on Saturday, April 28 12:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. & Sunday, April 29, 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Questions? Contact Fred ( teetsf@bellsouth.net or call Thanks & God Bless for your continued support! Fred Teets for - Thom Delnero, Sr., Simon Collins & Joe Radonis

9 Page 9 Page 9 CHILDREN S MINISTRY NEWS APRIL 2018 Join us on April 29th, 4:00 6:00 PM for a Mother s Day Make and Take craft time. Children will rotate through several craft stations to make gifts to show mom their love. We ll also share in a meal and have some out door fun! Bring $3 for dinner. May 27th June 3rd 4:00PM 6:00 PM PROMOTION SUNDAY SUNDAY FUNDAY-SUMMER KICK OFF- WATER NIGHT June :00 AM 2:00 PM July /7 FINE ARTS CAMP WARREN WILLIS CAMP (Rising 4th grade-high school) July 14th 11 AM FAMILY BEACH DAY July :30 PM 8:00 PM VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL August 5th 4:00 PM 6:00 PM Sunday FUNday Wheels Night August 25 1:00 PM 4:00 PM CHILDREN S BUSINESS FAIR From Pastor Patti Upcoming Summer Events Our children s choir will be singing at the combined worship service on 4/22. Practices are on Sunday mornings between the 9:30 and 11:00 services. We meet in room 106 at 10:35 AM. All children are welcome! Children s Ministry (3 Years to 5th Grade) Kate Marr, Director of Children s Ministry kate@umcpb.org (561)

10 Page Page 10 AMPLIFIED Student Ministries Please join us for fellowship and Bible Study at 11:00am in room #107. We will also be having dinner and fellowship together on Wednesday nights from 5:30-8:00 pm. Upcoming Events April 8th: Pool Party at the Kula s House - Please Bring $5 For Food Dates To Be Determined Messy Night Visit to a Mosque Car Wash Fundraiser Past Event Thank you everyone who helped support us during the pancake fundraiser! We greatly appreciate all your help. We also had a great time at our bonfire on St. Patrick s Day! Summer Camp: NOW Is The Time To Register Online Warren Willis Dates: July 2-7th Register Scholarship and fundraising opportunities available. Talk to Rebecca for more information. We are currently seeking donations for the youth room! We are looking for couches, bean bags, games, and fun lights! If you would like to donate please Rebecca at Rebecca@umcpb.org

11 Page 11 Dedication Day at the Madison Youth Ranch 2018 Our North Florida Campus The Madison Youth Ranch was opened in 2014 and offers children a rural, country setting in which they can roam, play, and heal. One of the outstanding programs at the Youth Ranch is the Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) program with the assistance of Pinky and Sugar, our resident horses. The Stickney Stable, dedicated on July 10, 2015 makes a wonderful addition to the scenic pastures and completes an ideal location for the children and horses. The EAP program helps children develop healthy relationships and a strong work ethic, as well as overcome fears, build teamwork, and much more. A child s responses to the horses can also provide excellent insight into the child s opinions of self and of others, especially authority figures. In May of this year, the Youth Ranch dedicated the Margaret R. Scully Aquatic Center, featuring a pool for the children to enjoy on those hot summer days. Ground was also broken on two new buildings, the Chapel and the Counseling and Support Services Center. During this year, we have seen the construction of both the Chapel and the Counseling & Support Services Center (CSSC) on the Madison Campus. Both of these have been the result of years of prayers and support. On May 5, 2018, the Madison Youth Ranch will be hosting Dedication Day at the Ranch to celebrate the official opening of these two new buildings. The schedule is as follows: 10:30 AM Gates will open with campus tours commencing 11:30 AM Program to dedicate the Chapel and CSSC 12:00 PM Picnic lunch on campus Tours resume after lunch The CSSC will provide space for the therapists to provide treatment for the children, as well as meeting & training space for staff. It will serve as the administrative hub of the Madison campus. The Center even includes a storm shelter for the children in case of inclement weather. The Chapel has a multipurpose worship space. It has an A/V system that will allow for the use of various multimedia resources. Additionally, the stained glass windows in the Chapel tell the story of the Christian faith, inviting the children to see themselves as a part of it. We hope you will plan to be at this historic day as we celebrate these dreams becoming reality. In order to accommodate our Visitors, we ask that you please RSVP by Friday, April 20, To RSVP, you may phone or visit Address: 1647 NE Captain Buie Rd, Pinetta FL Our UMCPB Representative please contact: Mrs. Kay Brand at kbrand747@gmail.com

12 Page 12 Ongoing Growth Groups: SUNDAY 10:35 am ANGEL CHOIR Room #106 12:30 pm LUNCH BUNCH (see page 7 for weekly schedule) 1st & 3rd SUNDAY OF EACH MONTH 4:00 pm AMIGOS - Chapel & Gathering Place Leader: Rev. Phyllis Parthemer Contact: phyllis@umcpb.org or (561) th SUNDAY OF EACH MONTH 4:00 pm SUNDAY FUNday - Gathering Place Leader: Mrs. Kate Marr Contact: kate@umcpb.org or ext. 107 MONDAY 6:00 pm CELEBRATE RECOVERY STEP STUDY - Room #114 Leader: Rev. Phyllis Parthemer 6:00 pm ADAPTIVE MOVEMENT - Room #104 Leader: Ms. Abigail Parthemer TUESDAY 10:00 am T.A.G. (LOVE) BIBLE STUDY - Room #114 Leader(s) Cathy Atkinson - catjeanatk@gmail.com Leader(s) Harold Weaver - hrweaver@bellsouth.net WEDNESDAY 5:00 pm SWEET HOUR OF PRAYER Room #114 6:00 pm WEDNESDAY NIGHT DINNER/MISSION PROJECT 6:15 pm GLORY BELLS Room #112 7:00 pm MEN S GROWTH GROUP 33 THE SERIES Conference Rm 7:05 pm BIBLE BASICS - Room #114 7:05 pm FAITH WITH PAUL TRIPP Bible Study - Room #111 THURSDAY 7:00 pm HAITIAN BIBLE STUDY - Room #115 FRIDAY 10:00 am PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY - Conference Room SATURDAY 8:00 am Second Saturday of each month - Gathering Place #114 IRONMEN Breakfast Dev. & REAL WOMEN/REAL LIFE Book Study ABC Adult Bible Room #115 Amigos Chapel & GP Adaptive Movement Angel Choir Sunday FUNday Bible Basics Caring Kitchen Chancel Choir Children & Youth Council Children & Youth Ministry Communion Stewards Friendship Adult Bible Study Fall Pumpkin Patch Hand Bells Haitian Bible Studies Room 115 Hospitality Ministry IRONMEN Breakfast & Devotion IRONMEN 33 The Series T.A.G. (Love) Bible Study Lunch Brunch every Sunday NEW Study Faith with Paul Tripp Nursery Volunteers Night To Shine (TTR Annual) Office Volunteers Prayer Shawl Ministry Conf.Rm Praise & Worship Real Women/Real Life Scholarship Committee Sweet Hour of Prayer Weekly 114 Sweet Memories Through The Roof Ministry UMW United Methodist Women UMW Elizabeth Circle UMW Sarah Circle Ushers & Greeters OTHER GROUPS you may want to Lead or be a part of: - Altar Guild Building Committee Campus Ministry Family Life Ministry Family Promise Kitchen Ministry Stewardship Committee Wednesday Night Dinner Call the office at for more information on any of the ministries listed above.

13 Page 13 Join us on Friday, April 6th on UMCPB Campus for our 11th annual event to help end homelessness! Great music, amazing food, small silent auction and inspiring stories abound as we raise awareness about the estimated 3,000 men, women and children in our area who are homeless. SleepOut teams and participants raise funds for the life-changing mission of The Lord s Place and gather together to enjoy music, hear inspiring stories, and participate in memorable ceremonies. Sleep Out, or go home at the end to Sleep In! Event Schedule 6 p.m. Small Silent Auction, Food, Music and Family Fun 7:30 p.m. Mission Program (personal stories, music and candlelight ceremony 9 p.m. Movie TBD 11 p.m. Lights Out! SleepOut! 7 a.m. Breakfast and Morning Reflection Who: Food: Everyone! Corporations, families, schools and organizations, all are welcome to join all or part of the festivities! There will be activities for children and adults! Unfortunately, dogs are not allowed Food will be available to purchase before and after the event, from The Lord s Place own, Joshua Catering Sleeping Out: While sleeping out at SleepOut is not required, it is encouraged! You can choose to sleep indoors or outside, under cover or not. Many participants choose to bring tents, and there will be people on hand to help set-up if needed. Sleeping In: Should you choose to not spend the night at SleepOut, you can go home and sleep in after the program, or you can choose another day to honor our local homeless. Pick any day you would like and sleep in your backyard, or someplace other than your bed. Resources are available to teach children and adults more about homelessness so SleepIn can become an educational opportunity as well as raise awareness. Registration: $25 per participant to register, but participants are encouraged to get others to sup port them through pledges to reach their fundraising goals; Sponsorship opportunities are available and provide great benefits. Visit to learn more or register! Here are answers to some of our frequently asked questions. Do I have to SleepOut? No! You can make a donation, join a team, attend the program, participate in the silent auction and then SleepIn in the comfort of your own bed. You can attend some, or all, or none of the events of that day, your level of participation is entirely up to you! What is The Lord s Place Mission? The Lord s Place is dedicated to breaking the cycle of homelessness by providing innovative, compassionate and effective services to men, women and children in our community. Click here to learn more about it s mission and history. To read about some life-changing stories, please click here.

14 Page 14 From Pastor Patti To catch the reader's attention, place an interesting sentence or quote from the story here.

15 APRIL Page Page 15 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 HAPPY EASTER COMMUNION SUNDAY 6:30 am Sunrise Service Front of New Sanctuary 10-11:am Children s Sunday School 8:00 am Combined Service Gathering Pl. 10:00 am Combined Service Gathering Pl. 8 2 OFFICE CLOSED 6:pm TRUSTEE Meeting Conf.. Rm 6:pm CR Step Study Room #114 6:pm Adaptive Movement #104 6:30 pm PEO Sisterhood # :30am Parents Day Out 9:00am Staff/Program 10:am T.A.G. (Love) Bible Study #114 6:pm Praise Team Rehearsal 7:pm Masterworks Chorus Rehearsal :30am Parents Day Out 4-5:30pm Curbside Mission Café -Driveway 5:pm Sweet Hour of Prayer Room #114 5:30pm Wed. Night Dinner Mission Project 6:15pm Glory Bells 112 6:30pm Men s Growth 6:30pm Faith w/paul Trip Bible Study #114 7:05pm Bible Basics :30am Parents Day Out 6:30 pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal 6:30pm FHUMC Bible Study Chapel 7:pm Haitian Bible Study in Room # :30am Parents Day Out 10:am Prayer Shawl Ministry Conf. Room 6:pm Lord s Place SleepOut - GP, #111, 112,104,105,106, :30 am Feed The Hungry 14 8:am Classic Worship 9:30 Praise & Worship 9:45 Sunday School 10:30 FHUMC Worship 10:35 AM Angel Choir 11:00 Classic Worship 11:am Youth Bible Study 12:30pm Lunch Bunch 12:30 pm Choir Meeting 3-6:pm CROS Volunteer Appreciation Dinner 6:pm CR Step Study Room #114 6:pm Adaptive Movement #104 8:30am Parents Day Out 9:00am Staff/Program 10:am T.A.G. (Love) Bible Study #114 5:30 pm Sarah Circle 6:pm Praise Team Rehearsal 7:pm Masterworks Chorus Rehearsal 8:30am Parents Day Out :pm Sweet Hour of Prayer Room #114 5:30pm Wed. Night Dinner Mission Project 56:15pm Glory Bells 112 6:30pm Men s Growth 6:30pm Faith w/paul Trip Bible Study #114 7:05pm Bible Basics 8:30 am Parents Day Out 6:30 pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal 5:30 pm SPRC 6:30 pm FHUMC Bible Study Chapel 6:30pm HOA Room #115 7:pm Haitian Bible Study in Room #114 8:30am Parents Day Out 10:am Prayer Shawl Ministry Conf. Room 8:am Ironmen & Real Women Real Life Breakfast & Devotion/Study 8:am Bel Canto 10:am UMW Service of Prayer & Self Denial #111 11:am AMIGOS to Mounts Botanical 15 8:am Classic Worship 9:30 Praise & Worship 9:45 am Sunday Sch. 10:30 FHUMC Worship 10:35 am Angel Choir 11:am Classic Worship 11:am Youth Bible #107 12:30pm Lunch Bunch 12:30pm UMW Executive 4:00pm AMIGOS 4:00pm Support Group 16 HERALD DEADLINE IRS TAX Deadline 5:30pm Church Council Room #111 6:pm CR Step Study Room #114 6:pm Adaptive Movement # :30am Parents Day Out 9:am Staff/Program 10:am Growth Group 1:30pm Caring Kitchen 6:00pm Praise Team Rehearsal 7:pm Masterworks Chorus Rehearsal 18 8:30am Parents Day Out 5:pm Sweet Hour of Prayer Room #114 5:30pm Wed. Night Dinner /Church Hall Mtg. 56:15pm Glory Bells 112 6:30pm Men s Growth 6:30pm Faith w/paul Trip Bible Study #114 7:05pm Bible Basics 19 8:30 am Parents Day Out 5:30 pm FINANCE 6:30 pm FHUMC Bible Study -Chapel 6:30 pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal 7:00 pm Haitian Bible Study Room # :30am Parents Day Out 10:am Prayer Shawl Ministry Conf. Room 6:pm AMIGOS Karaoke Ice Cream Social 21 7:30 am Feed The Hungry 6:pm Music Banquet 22 FAMILY PROMISE 10:am Combined Worship Re-Entry Service 10:30 FHUMC Worship 10:35 am Angel Choir 11:am Classic Worship 11:am Youth Bible Study -Room #107 12:30pm Lunch Bunch 23 FAMILY PROMISE 5:30 pm Church Council 6:pm CR Step Study Room #114 6:pm Adaptive Movement # FAMILY PROMISE 9:am Staff/Program 10:am Growth Group 6:00pm Praise Team Rehearsal 7:pm Masterworks Chorus Rehearsal 25 FAMILY PROMISE 5:pm Sweet Hour of Prayer Room #114 5:30 6:30 pm Dinner 6:15 pm Glory Bells 112 6:30 pm Men s Growth 6:30 pm Faith w/paul Trip Bible Study #114 7:05 pm Bible Basics 26 FAMILY PROMISE 6:30pm FHUMC Bible Study Chapel 6:30pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal 7:pm Haitian Bible Study Room # FAMILY PROMISE 8:30am Parents Day Out 10:am Prayer Shawl Ministry Conf. Room 28 FAMILY PROMISE Legends: 8:am Classic Worship 9:30 Praise & Worship 9:45 Sunday Sch. 10:30 FHUMC Worship 11:00 Classic Worship 10:35 am Angel Choir 11:am Youth Bible Study 12:30 pm Lunch Bunch 12:30 Elizabeth Circle 2:00pm Children s Council 4:pm Sunday FUNday 6:pm CR Step Study 6:pm Adaptive Movement #104 GP Gathering Place CP Chapel CR Conference Rm PO Pastor s Office PDO Parents Day Out FHUMC 1st Hispanic SW South Wing WW West Wing TTR Through he Roof YR Youth Room CMT Care Ministry CHR Choir Room PW Praise & Worship UMW United Methodist Women

16 900 Brandywine Road West Palm Beach, FL NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S.POSTAGE PAID West Palm Beach, FL PERMIT No. 131 OR CURRENT RESIDENT MINISTRY TEAM Rev. Patti Aupperlee - patti@umcpb.org Rev. Phyllis Parthemer - phyllis@umcpb.org Cary Collins - cary@umcpb.org Jan Fulford - fulfordj@aol.com Chad Stoffel - chad@umcpb.org Kate Marr - kate@umpcb.org Ken Brockway - wpbbrock@comcast.net Rebecca DeVos - Rebecca@umcpb.org Pamela Daniel-Charles - office@umcpb.org Wendy Stephany - finance@umcpb.org William Joyner - william@umcpb.org Cheryl Carvajal - cheryl@umcpb.org Linda Matyas - chefmatyas@aol.com Martin Delgado - martindg52@yahoo.com