SEPTEMBER I am looking forward to sharing God s love with you as we seek to share God s love with others. Joyfully, Pastor Patti

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1 SEPTEMBER 2017 Special points of interest: Responding To Hurricane Harvey & An Invitation to our Missions Hunger Dinner Inside this issue: Journey through the New Testament Footnotes Music Ministry MISSIONS Invitation to A Hunger Banquet Through The Roof Ministries IRONMEN Devotional Important Information UMW Disaster Response Children s Ministry Youth Ministry Growth Groups & Opportunities to Join a Group Wednesday Night Dinner Menu Monthly Calendar 15 Check out the Sales happening in the Bookstore right now. All Proceeds to our TTR Ministry!! United Methodist Church of the Palm Beaches 900 Brandywine Road, West Palm Beach, FL OFFICE: FAX: WEBSITE: office@umcpb.org Making Space in your heart for the BOTH/AND is possible only by not putting a period at the end of a person s life story. God makes room for our growing relationship of faith through His amazing grace that surpasses our understanding, but gives assurances through the lives we live and the faith heroes who came before us. I love the quote by Holley Gerth in the Everyday Matters Bible for Women (pg. 1497), Faith isn t about what we can muster up or power through, or pretend to understand...because we are all flawed and broken faith is about who we place it in the One who knows how small we are and sees that, not as an obstacle, but an opportunity to show His bigness through us. My favorite faith hero is Rahab, the Other. She was among the least in society, and yet because she lived the faith Jesus calls us to live, God chose her to be in the direct lineage of Jesus, the Christ. Why her? She was kind to the enemy. It was by faith that Rahab the prostitute was not destroyed with the people in her city who refused to obey God. For she had given a friendly welcome to the spies. (Hebrews 11:31 NLT ) Embracing the both/and in the spirit of Jesus allows us to give space to those whose preferences are different than ours and celebrate and worship God together. The rich diversity in our congregation that reflects our community reflects God s desire that though we are many individual parts, we are one in Christ. He makes the whole body fit together perfectly. As each part does its own special work, it helps the other parts grow, so that the whole body is healthy and growing and full of love. (Ephesians 4:16 NLT ) Throughout September, we will explore how the Fresh Expressions movement is a part of UMCPB s next step of faith. We will be referencing Bishop Ken Carter & Rev. Audrey Warren s recent book, FRESH EXPRESSIONS A New Kind of Methodist Church For People Not In Church. We are Wesleyan and believe that God is present in all lives. We are evangelical and believe that we have a calling to share the gospel. We are apostolic and believe that we cannot wait passively for people to pour into our church. We are United Methodists and believe we, as disciples of Jesus Christ, are to go make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world. I am looking forward to sharing God s love with you as we seek to share God s love with others. Joyfully, Pastor Patti

2 Page 2 Read the New Testament in a Year.. SEPTEMBER DATE GOSPEL CHAPTER 1 Philippians 1 2 REST 3 REST 4 Philippians 2 5 Philippians 3 6 Philippians 4 7 Colossians 1 8 Colossians 2 9 REST 10 REST 11 Colossians 3 12 Colossians Thessalonians Thessalonians Thessalonians 3 DATE GOSPEL CHAPTER 16 REST 17 REST 18 1 Thessalonians Thessalonians Thessalonians Thessalonians Thessalonians 3 23 REST 24 REST 25 1 Timothy Timothy Timothy Timothy Timothy 5 30 REST

3 Music and the Arts Curbside Mission Café AUDITION Update and Thank you!! The next Curbside Mission Café will be Tuesday, September 5th from 4:00-6:00. That s right, I said T U E S D A Y!!! We ve moved back to the first Tuesday of the month permanently. MENU: Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Garlic Bread, Giant Chocolate Chip Cookie, choice of Cole Slaw or Fruit Cup, and a mint. Please help us increase our profit margin by bringing in your previous Curbside containers. We deeply appreciate your support! Don t forget to pick up some extra cookies or spaghetti sauce! Page 3 What a talented church we have! The auditions for the Christmas production went well and the job was tough because everyone did a tremendous job. I was grateful to have two other people help to judge the auditions, Chad Stoffel and Pam Holland. (We were also known as Simon, Paula and Randy.) Thank you to the many who came and gave of their time. You can still participate in the show as a dancer/townsperson! Congratulations to the cast of A Perfect Christmas. Debbie Linder John Harre Emily Ferris Glen Marr Rebekah Davis Alyssa Riggio Grace Marr Caren Armstrong Kate Marr Ellie Ferris Bill Erwin A Note from Chad - YOU RE invited! The Praise & Worship Choir for the 9:30 worship service will debut on Sunday, September 3rd. We re small, but mighty! If you would like to give it a try, you are welcome. Seriously! No audition required, just a love of God and music. Rehearsals are on Tuesday evenings at 6:00 p.m. For more information, contact Chad at x27, chad@umcpb.org, or simply show up. 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 The Missions Committee Invites you to A Page 4 COME AND EXPERIENCE HOW THE WORLD EATS. A FEAST FOR A FEW, SURVIVAL FOR THE REST. Friday September 29th 2017 UMCPB Gathering Place. 7:00 p.m. Love Offering/Donations will be Accepted to Support Our Mission Programs Dinner will be served. Three types of meals on the menu.it ll be the luck of the draw which one you ll be having Mission Boxes: Donations to the Mission Boxes for the month of SEPTEMBER will go toward our overseas missions in Cuba, Peru, Haiti, and India. Thank you for your continued generosity. CROS Pantry: Bring in some extra nonperishable items for the CROS Food Pantry. Please remember the CROS Food Bin is in the kitchen serving area. Visit For the many ways you too can help. Global Ministries Resources Please take some time to explore some of the things that our denomination is doing in the mission field through Global Ministries and UMCOR. For more information on our Mission Ministry, please contact Joseph Radonis Chair Mission jradonis1@gmail.com

5 "The gospel is only good news if it gets there in time" Carl F. H. Henry Page 5 Page 5 We have been once again approved to host Tim Tebow Foundation s Night to Shine on February 9, Since this is our third year, our grant for the prom is decreased significantly so that Tim Tebow Foundation can host more proms around the world. Our prom costs $10, to host. Tim Tebow Foundation is granting us $2, Therefore, we are prayerfully raising money so we can still host this incredible event. To that end, we have letters asking for a tax-deductible donation of $75 to sponsor an attendee at the Tim Tebow Foundation s Night to Shine Prom. If you know of a company or person who may want to help, please Phyllis at Phyllis@umcpb.org or phypar@comcast.net so a donation letter can be sent. Last year, 375 Night to Shine proms were held around the world. We were privileged to honor 100 guests with special needs at our Night to Shine as is part of our Through the Roof ministry for adults with special needs at UMCPB. Can you imagine how many smiles were created that night? Experiencing so many individuals with special needs being honored and valued was for each of us a little glimpse of heaven. We are hoping you can help us make this incredible night just as special this year. 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 Ministry, please contact Rev. Phyllis Parthemer at or or phyllis@umcpb.org At every Night to Shine event, each guest is crowned king or queen of the prom and is treated as royalty. The gala night includes dancing, limo rides, makeup and shoe shining stations, flowers, lots of food, goody bags, a karaoke room, and even a room for the parents to escape for some peace and quiet. This year our goal is to accommodate 120 guests at our Night to Shine prom. Would you prayerfully consider helping us financially meet this expectation? A donation of $75 will cover one guest to have his or her Night to Shine. The donation is greatly appreciated and fully tax deductible. You can send the checks made out to UMCPB with Through the Roof/Night to Shine on the memo line or you can log onto our website umcpb.org and click on donate. God is certainly evident in all aspects of Night to Shine. We hope you can be part of the UMCPB Night to Shine this year. Thank you for considering this important request. For more information, please Haiti: contact The me at school that we support in Haiti needs Serving In God s our Love, help to Pastor Phyllis rebuild and we are seeking $20, to AMIGOS begin CALENDAR SEPTEMBER, this effort. Please OCTOBER, consider supporting this mission NOVEMBER & DECEMBER 2017 SEPTEMBER by 3 visiting Praise the and Go- Worship, Dinner and Activity 4:00-6:00pm SEPTEMBER FundMe 15 KARAOKE page that 6-9pm has Community Invite SEPTEMBER been 17 set Praise up to and fundraise Worship, Dinner and Activity 4:00-6:00pm SEPTEMBER for 19 this PIG reconstruction OUT Curbside 4-6 (come get dinner for $6) SEPTEMBER effort. 30 Mounts Botanical Garden 10:00a.m, 12:30 p.m. (Picnic) You can find the Go- OCTOBER 1 FundMe Praise page and on Worship, the Dinner and Activity 4:00-6:00pm OCTOBER 15 church s Praise Facebook and Worship, page Dinner and Activity 4:00-6:00pm OCTOBER 17 PIG OUT Curbside 4-6pm (dinner for $6) OCTOBER 21 or by International Food Court 10:00-1:00pm OCTOBER 21 visiting Rock-a-thon Fundraisers 10:00-5:00pm OCTOBER 28 Beach Cleanup- Gulf Stream Park Delray 4:00-6:00pm NOVEMBER 5 NOVEMBER 12 NOVEMBER 23 Praise and Worship, Dinner and Activity 4:00-6:00pm (Changed date) Praise & Worship, Dinner & Activity 4:-6:00 p.m. Thanksgiving Meal for Guests with Special Needs & Families 12-2pm DECEMBER 17 Praise and Worship and Party 4:00-6:00pm DECEMBER 19 PIG OUT Curbside 4-6pm (dinner for $6)

6 Page 6 Do you know why adults ask kids what they want to be when they grow up? For more information about the IRONMEN MINISTRIES, please contact Dino Benvenuti at (561) or (umcpb.ironmen@ gmail.com ) Join us for Men s Breakfast the 2nd Saturday of every month at 8:00 a.m. They re looking for ideas. Everyone wants to know what God s Will is for their life, I never knew what I wanted to be and it s getting late. A big part of my life growing up was about kids. When I was about ten my older brother was getting divorced and he had three young daughters. The next thing I knew they were coming to live with us because their mother couldn t take care of them. So, my parents took them in and raised them with my sister and me (I was the youngest until then). Now, I was no longer the baby and was changing diapers (not disposable the kind you wash out in the toilet) and other such duties, but I didn t mind. I never felt neglected, it was just a new part of life. A little later my oldest sister got divorced and her two sons came to our house too. Somehow, my father was supporting all of these kids on one income. When I was thirteen I was invited to church and got saved. I brought my mom to church, the girls and the two boys too. My father always stayed home making sauce, but everyone else in the house came and church became very important to us. Shortly after that the boys had a little sister and she came around too. When I went away to college my favorite song was Why Me Lord by Kris Kristofferson. At first it sounded like a complaint, but the lyrics are more about not deserving God s love and blessings. Why Me Lord, what have I ever done to deserve even one of the blessings I ve known Tell me Lord, what did I ever do, that was worth loving you or the kindness you ve shown? That s a great lesson in humility and an attitude of gratitude. Before I left for college my other sister got married and had a daughter, she was the cutest thing and she was around the house all the time. My sister got divorced and later married again and had a son. When I graduated from college I decided to join the Navy and served for four years in different parts of the country. When I came back I went to school in Miami and eventually took a job driving a truck (that s all Elvis and I have in common). Then I met my (now wife) and we started dating. She had a daughter (I call her mine now) that was ten at the time. As she was growing up we had our son and the adventure continued. He was always a great athlete and I coached him in baseball and basketball so I was around a lot of other kids too. In fact we started coming to this church because of baseball. I met Pastor David McEntire at a practice one day and we started talking. Later I got off the truck driving and started in Sales. I was making more money and at one point I almost felt guilty so I started tithing. I didn t know why I was being so blessed and then my sister-in-law got divorced (do you see a theme here?) and came to live with us with her two kids. Talk about a Full House. The Lord provided for us. 2 Corinthians 8:14-15 talks about your abundance may supply their lack. And later in Chapter 9 the abundance for every good work. That s how God helped us provide for the extra kids and family. So, my daughter grows up, gets married and has a son. Then she got divorced and we helped with our grandson. He s come to this church and been to Men s Breakfasts before. I coached him in Tee-Ball and beyond. Now he s grown and living in Georgia with his other grandparents. Then, my niece got pregnant, unmarried and did not want to keep the baby. A few of us got together and decided to help raise the child by alternating weekends. She s going to be thirteen at the end of this month. That brings us to our two grandchildren. It looks like their parents are headed for divorce and the only stable home for the kids is ours. They ll be with us full time now, so there s no Cialis commercial for my wife, but we love them with all of our hearts and wouldn t want them anywhere else. We can get them to school easily enough and bring them to this church that they both love and just do the best that we can. I started thinking about all of this the other day and it occurred to me, what if all of the events in our lives about young kids was just getting us ready for this? We all make mistakes in parenting and I could have said why me to having to go through it again. I could have been ready to retire soon (if I didn t refinance again). I ve paid my dues, I worked every day, learned how to tithe, I don t drink (anymore), cuss (my vocabulary has grown) or chase women (my wife hates when I do that). But when we go through a Purpose Driven Life and you still have questions about what you re here for, or why things happen, I just know that God brought me through all of that to be ready for this new chapter. Dear Lord, thank you for your love, protection, guidance and grace. Help me be ready for what comes next and to step up to the plate when you put people that need us in our lives. In Jesus name, Amen. Article submitted by Nick

7 Page 7 CHUCH WIDE OPPORTUNITY TO SHARE GOD S LOVE OPERATION CHRISTMAS This year, our phenomenal choir will share the story, A Perfect Christmas. The rest of us will provide the surrounding support. The stress of the Christmas season is real for Christians and non-christians. UMCPB can give the gift of an amazing dinner and show during this Christmas season. It is exciting that there are enough mission opportunities for each of us to lend a hand. Where is God calling you to serve in this mission? As a Greeter? Waiter? Set tables? Assemble programs? Marketing? Set construction? Bake cookies? And many more. To participate in this powerful mission, please contact Pastor Patti at patti@umcpb.org or ext. 11. Growing in our Trust of God: A Conversation with Bishop Ken Carter Bishop Ken Carter will be hosting three important fall regional gatherings around the Florida Conference at the end of September. Join Bishop Carter on Tuesday, September 26, 2017 at Community of Hope UMC, Okeechobee Blvd., Loxahatchee FL The event will begin at 6:30pm and a reception will follow. All persons are invited and there will be an opportunity to submit questions for Bishop Carter prior to the event when you register at the link below. The Lunch Brunch meets at 12:30 p.m. every Sunday. All are invited to participate in this social time together after church. Good food and conversation. Families with children are always welcome. September Locations: Sept 3 - Tom Sawyer 3208 Forest Hill Blvd, WPB Sept 10- Red Robin 1715 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd, WPB Sept 17- Red Lobster corner of Village and Palm Beach Lakes Sept 24- Applebee's North West Corner of Military Trail and Okeechobee Blvd. 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 United Methodist Women is the largest denominational faith organization for women with approximately 800,000 members whose mission is fostering spiritual growth, developing leaders and advocating for justice. 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 and 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: Tina Maura, Brenda Dye & Debbie Linder Elizabeth Phyllis Veress Rebecca Valerie Geiger Sarah Board Members SueNelle Chenowith Susan Kirkbride Shermian Daniel Deanna Minard The Purpose of The United Methodist Women United Methodist Women shall be a community of women whose pupose 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. Members raise up to $20 million each year for programs and projects related to women, children and youth in the United States and in more than 100 countries around the world. United Methodist Women and The United Methodist Church's principles and values include: Promoting the empowerment of women, children and youth. Promoting anti-racism and multiculturalism. Promoting inclusion and equity. Promoting fair labor practices. Promoting economic and environmental stewardship and sustainability. The Vision of United Methodist Women Turning faith, hope and love into action on behalf of women, children and youth around the world. A brief update on where we are as a local UMW Unit at UMCPB: Now that school has reopened, The UMW Circles (Rebecca/Sarah/ Elizabeth) and the Executive Board has resumed delivery of after school snacks to the Howard Park school on Parker Avenue in West Palm Beach. We deliver enough to serve as many as 50 kids every Monday. Monthly Executive Meetings are held the third Sunday of each month. Book Club is held on the 4th Sunday of every month. Elizabeth Circle is also filing lightweight/waterproof backpacks with necessary toiletries for distribution to the homeless. On 10/21 UMW will join the choir at their Rummage Sale and Youth Pumpkin Patch. There will be books, household items, some gently worn clothes and other items. Come join us Dinner Theater we are All In. UMW Auction will be on March 14th start getting together all your goodies to be donated the week ending March 10th Please do not drop off any items before March May Tea will be held on May 12th where we celebrate the babies born into our church family and those baptized and we honor those who have gone to be with Our Lord.

9 Page 9 Saturday, September 9th is the next meeting of Real Women-Real Life. We will be covering chapter 8. Intercessory Prayer in Becoming a Woman of Prayer by Cynthia Heald. If you have not attended previously, don't worry each chapter can stand by itself. I am sure you will get something from the engaging discussion of the study. We will meet at 8:00 AM in the Gathering Place for breakfast prepared by the Ironmen (donation) and then at 8:30 AM in Room 114 for our study and engaging discussion. Please join us and bring a friend. I hope to see you there. Any Questions? Contact Beth Benvenuti at Men's Study Authentic Manhood Vol 5 A Man and His Marriage Every Wednesday Evening at 6:30 p.m. In the Conference Room For More info Contact Dino Benvenuti umcpb.ironmen@gmail.com or call Bookstore Stop by the Bookstore. Take advantage of our Jewelry and T-Shirt Sale going on right now. See our large inventory of books, gifts, pictures, greeting cards and so much more. All Proceeds from this sale will go to Support our Through The Roof Ministry PLEASE STOP BY!!

10 Page 10 Hello Ministry Team, Please help get the word out, especially to your connections not affiliated with UMCPB. A great community outreach. If people cannot put together an entire kit themselves they can form a group or participate with one or two items or any monetary amount is appreciated. Responding to Hurricane Harvey As we have watched the tragedy unfold in Texas - and now the rain in Louisiana - many of you have asked how to help. The Florida Conference is putting out a challenge to all of the local churches. PRAY for those impacted and those who are responding. Give generously to UMCOR Disaster Response Advance # You may make a check out to UMCPB and in the memo section designate the Advance #. UMCPB will send one check to the Conference. Assemble CLEANING KITS (Flood Buckets) - Please contact Beth Benvenuti at (561) Bethbenvenuti@gmail.com or Dino Benvenuti (561) or umcpb.ironmen@gmail.com Assemble HYGIENE KITS - Please contact Debby Oetinger at (561) ohtinger@aol.com Instructions for these two kits can be found on the back tables or online at Please bring your completed kits or whatever you can contribute to UMCPB by September 16. We will be sending them to First Jupiter/Tequesta UMC on September 17. All of the collection sites around the state will be transporting these donations to UMCOR Sager Brown Depot in Baldwin, LA. September 18-20, where they will be palletized, shrink wrapped and ready for transport on September 21st. Please help! #imwithtexas Joyfully, Rev. Patti Aupperlee Beware of Hurricane Harvey Charity Fraud Scammers are now using the Hurricane Harvey disaster to trick people into clicking on links, in Facebook, Twitter and phishing s trying to solicit charitable giving for the flood victims. Here are some examples: Facebook pages dedicated to victim relief contain links to scam websites. Tweets are going out with links to charitable websites soliciting donations, but in reality include links to scam sites or links that lead to a malware infection. Phishing s dropping in a user's inbox asking for donations to #Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund. Previous disasters have been exploited like this, and the scammers are going at it again. Be wary of anything online covering the Hurricane Harvey disaster in the following weeks. Don't fall for any scams. If you want to make a donation, go to the website of the charity of your choice and make a donation. Type the address in your browser or use a bookmark. Do not click on any links in s or text you might get. Whatever you see in the coming weeks about Hurricane Harvey disaster relief... THINK BEFORE YOU CLICK

11 Page 11 CHILDREN S MINISTRY NEWS SEPTEMBER 2017 Sunday school We invite children of all ages to join us as we learn and grow in God s love every Sunday morning during the 9:30 service. Miss Kate, & Miss Jennifer lead our 2 & 3 year olds in room 104. Miss Kay & Miss Anette lead our four-year through 1 st graders in room 106, and Miss Carol & Miss Stephanie lead our second through fifth graders in room 114 Sunday mornings during the 11:00 service (after dismissal from Children s Sermon), kids Pre-K-2 nd grade can join us in room 104, and kids in 2 nd -5 th grade can join us in room 106, as we create experiences to help them grow in relationship with Jesus and each other. Leaders are Diane Fournier for our elementary aged kids, and Stephanie Hicks, Don Kula and Della Gaylor for Pre-K. Loving Nursery Care Offered each Sunday during all services for children three months through two years old, the nursery is located in the west wing next to the Blessings Abound bookstore and the outside playground. SOUL Patrol: Seeking Out U Lord! is for children ages three years to fifth grade, from 4:00 6:00 in rooms 105 and 107. Please enter through the glass door/western entrance of the Gathering Place. Join us as we learn more about God through fellowship, Bible stories, music and outdoor fun! Bring $3.00 for dinner. You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart. Jeremiah 19:13 Children s Ministry (3 Years to 5th Grade) Jill Bergkamp, Director of Children s Ministry jill@umcpb.org Office:(561) ext. 18 *We have updated our Florida United Methodist Church Child Protection Policy for 2017 with an additional Parent Covenant. Please see Jill for more information, or Jill@umcpb.org

12 Page 12 U M C P B SEPTEMBER 2017 Start children off on the way they should go, and even when they are old they will not turn from it. Prov. 22:6 Communion Connection Check the Website for Youth Activities! Youth Council Meeting September 3rd, 2017 Youth Ministry Transition September 3, 2017 See You in Worship This Month United Methodist Youth Fellowship: Sunday's 4pm to 6pm - $3.00 for Dinner Check FB and Website for current fall events. For information on our Youth Ministry, Contact: Steve Bergkamp Dir.of Youth Ministry Steve@umcpb.org October 15th 31st Pumpkin Patch November 10th 12th Connect Contact Steve Bergkamp for more information!!

13 Ongoing Growth Groups: Page 13 1st & 2nd SUNDAY of Every Month Leader: Rev. Phyllis Parthemer The Amigos Time: 4:00 p.m. Location: UMCPB Chapel & Gathering Place Contact: Or (561) TUESDAY Leader: Cathy Atkinson and Harold Weaver Time: 10:00 a.m. Location: UMCPB - Room #114 Contact Info: catjeanatk@gmail.com or hrweaver@bellsouth.net Please call the church office at if you would like more information on any of the ministries listed above. ABC Adult Bible Room #115 The Amigos Chapel & GP Adaptive Movement GP Caring Kitchen Care Team Ministry Chancel Choir Children & Youth Council Children & Youth Ministry Communion Stewards Creative Arts Friendship Adult Bible Study Fall Pumpkin Patch Greeting Card Ministry Hand Bells Haitian Bible Studies Room 115 Hospitality Ministry IRONMEN Breakfast & Devotion IRONMEN 33 The Series Love Lunch Brunch every Sunday Nursery Volunteers Office Volunteers Prayer Shawl Ministry Conf.Rm Praise & Worship Real Women/Real Life Scholarship Committee S.O.A.P Growth Group Sweet Hour of Prayer Weekly 114 Sweet Memories Soul Patrol Sundays 4-6:00 pm 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 Age Young Adult Ministry Building Committee Campus Ministry Discipleship Family Life Ministry Family Promise Kitchen Ministry Stewardship Committee Van Ministry Wednesday Night Dinner

14 Page 14 SEPTEMBER :00 PM September 13th Salad...Beef Brisket...Garlic Roasted Potatoes... Green Beans.Roll...Dessert Minor Meal Salad...Chicken Strips...Tater Tots...Dessert September 20th Salad...Baked Chicken...Mac & Cheese... Vegetable..Roll.Dessert Minor Meal Salad...Corn Dog...Mac & Cheese...Dessert September 27th Salad...Creamy Chicken Breast...Long Grain & Wild Rice... Vegetable..Roll..Dessert Minor Meal Salad...Cheeseburger...French Fries...Dessert

15 SEPTEMBER Page Page 15 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Saturday Legends: 1 2 GP Gathering Place CP Chapel CR Conference Room PO Pastor s Office PDO Parents Day Out FHUMC 1st Hispanic SW South Wing WW West Wing TTR Through The Roof YR Youth Room CMT Care Ministry Team CHR Choir Room PW Praise & Worship 10:a.m Prayer Shawl Ministry Conf..Rm 9-2:00 pm Workday - Clean UP & OUT South & West Wing 9-7:00 pm Workday - Clean UP & OUT South & West Wing 3 COMMUNION SUNDAY 8:am Classic Worship 9:30 Praise & Worship 9:45 am Sunday Sch. 11:am Classic Worship 12:30 pm Lunch Brunch 3:00 pm Acolyte Training Gathering Pl. 4:pm Youth Council 4:pm The Amigos 4:pm SOUL PATROL 4 5 8:30 am PDO 6-5:00 pm.leadership Development at First UMC Lakeland 10: am Growth Group Room # pm Curbside Mission Café Driveway 6:00pm Praise Team Rehearsal 6 5:pm Sweet Hour of Prayer Room #114 6:pm S.O.A.P. Study 7:pm Men s Growth Group 33 The Series Conference Room 7 PBA Day 7:pm Haitian Bible Study Room#115 6:30:pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal 8 10:am Prayer Shawl Ministry Conf..Rm. 9 8:am IRONMEN & Real Women / Real Life Breakfast Devotions & Book Study Rm #114 & # :am Classic Worship 9:30 Praise & Worship 9:45 am Sunday Sch. 11:am Classic Worship 12:30 pm Lunch Brunch 12:30 pm New Member Orientation #114 2: pm Frank Sinatra Hour Chapel 4:pm, SOUL PATROL 6-6:45 pm TTR Adaptive Movement 6:pm TRUSTEE Conference Room :30am Parents Day Out 9:am Staff/Program Meeting Conf. Rm 10:am Growth Group In Room pm TTR Curbside 6:00pm Praise Team Rehearsal 5:pm Sweet Hour of Prayer Room #114 6:pm S.O.A.P. Study 6:pm Wednesday Night Dinner/Devotion 7:pm SPR Conf. Room 7:pm Men s Growth Group 33 The Series Conference Room 7:pm Haitian Bible Study Room #115 6:30:pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal 10:am Prayer Shawl Ministry Conf..Rm. 6-9:pm Amigos Karaoke Responding to Hurricane Harvey - Completed Cleaning/Hygiene Kits brought to Room # :am Classic Worship 9:30 Praise & Worship 9:30 am FHUMC SS 116 9:45 am Sunday Sch. 10:30 am FHUMC CP 11:am Classic Worship 12:30 pm Lunch Brunch 12:30 pm MISSIONS 12:30 pm UMW Mtg. 2:30 pm Children s Council 4:pm The Amigos HERALD ARTICLE DEADLINE 5:30pm Church Council # :45 pm TTR Adaptive Movement 8:30am Parents Day Out 10:am Growth Group 10:am Staff/Program Meeting Conf. Rm 4-6:pm Amigos Curbside Pig-out 6:00pm Praise Team Rehearsal 7:pm Hospitality Mtg. Room #114 5:pm Sweet Hour of Prayer Room #114 6:pm S.O.A.P. Study 6:pm Wednesday Night Dinner/Devotion 7:pm Men s Growth Group 33 The Series Conference Room 10:30 Sweet Memories 5:30 pm FINANCE in the Conf. Room 7:pm Haitian Bible Study Room #115 6:30:pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal 7:30-12:30 pm CROS Workshop 10:am Prayer Shawl Ministry Conf..Rm :am Classic Worship 9:30 Praise & Worship 9:30 am FHUMC SS 116 9:45 am Sunday Sch. 10:30 am FHUMC CP 11:am Classic Worship 12:30 pm Lunch Brunch 12:30 pm Elizabeth CR 4:pm, SOUL PATROL 6-6:45 pm TTR Adaptive Movement 8:30am Parents Day Out 10:am Staff/Program Meeting Conf. Rm 10:am Growth Group 1:30pm Caring Kitchen 6:00pm Praise Team Rehearsal 6:30pm Bishop s Town COH Bishop Carter s Breakfast 5:pm Sweet Hour of Prayer Room #114 6:pm Wednesday Night Dinner/Devotion 6:pm S.O.A.P. Study 7:pm Men s Growth Group 33 The Series Conference Room 9:a.m. Herald Dist. In the Conf. Room 7:pm Haitian Bible Study Room #115 6:30:pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal 10:am Prayer Shawl Ministry Conf..Rm. 7:pm Missions Hunger Banquet Gathering Pl :30 pm Amigos Mounts Botanical Garden Picnic

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 Senior Pastor 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 Jill Bergkamp - jill@umpcb.org Steve Bergkamp - steve@umcpb.org Pamela Daniel-Charles - office@umcpb.org Wendy Stephany - finance@umcpb.org William Joyner - william@umcpb.org Martin Delgado - Custodian Cheryl Carvajal - cheryl@umcpb.org Linda Matyas - Wed. Night Chef (chefmatyas@aol.com)