ASBURY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH LOVING...SERVING...TRANSFORMING LIVES NOVEMBER 5, 2017 ~ 8:30 AM AND 10:30 AM WORSHIP

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1 ASBURY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH LOVING...SERVING...TRANSFORMING LIVES NOVEMBER 5, 2017 ~ 8:30 AM AND 10:30 AM WORSHIP James 2:14-26 MISSION STATEMENT Love God and one another, serve our community, and transform lives. VISION A radically inclusive community, empowered to spread God s love throughout the world. BELIEFS We believe all are created in the image of God. We believe God loves everyone and through Christ saves revives renews the world. We believe God through the Holy Spirit changes lives. We believe the church is the body of Christ with a mission. We believe the Bible is the word of God. We believe that God has gifted everyone and the church for the purposes of God. We believe discipleship is a continuing journey.

2 ASBURY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH TWENTY SECOND SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST/ALL SAINTS SUNDAY 8:30 AM AND 10:30 AM WORSHIP = Those who are able may stand AAHH = African American Heritage Hymnal Yellow Hymnal UMH = United Methodist Hymnal Red Hymnal Please use this time for prayer and meditation as we prepare for worship. PRELUDE INTROIT 8:30 am I Come O Savior, to Thy Side...Culli 10:30 am Selection Dr. Lester Green 10:30 am The Lord is in This Place...Murphy THE CHURCH GATHERS CALL TO WORSHIP Leader: We have come here as a people of faith, People: Thankful for all those who have gone before us. Leader: We stand in awe of so many who have served faithfully and shared and lived the good news. People: May their example and their courage be a guide and model for our living. All: Let us now remember and join in holy fellowship as we sing our praise. PROCESSIONAL 10:30 am For All the Saints (339 AAHH) WELCOME AND WORDS OF HOSPITALITY PASSING OF THE PEACE (Congregants may now enter the Sanctuary) HYMN OF PRAISE (Congregants may now enter the Sanctuary) CHILDREN S MESSAGE MINISTRY OF MUSIC Koinonia (579 AAHH) O God Our Help in Ages Past (170 AAHH) 10:30 am Ruth Scarbrough My Eternal King...Glover RECOGNITION OF SAINTS (10:30 am) CALL TO PRAYER 10:30 am Just a Little Talk with Jesus...C. Derricks MORNING PRAYER PRAYER RESPONSE Let the Church Say Amen...Winans WE HEAR THE WORD SCRIPTURE LESSONS James 2:14 26 (NT Page 230) Matthew 5:1 12 (NT Page 4) 2

3 WE HEAR THE WORD Liturgist: This is the word of the Lord. People: Thanks be to God. HYMN OF PREPARATION SERMON Come and Go with Me (596 AAHH) May the Work I ve Done Speak for Me Rev. Dr. Ianther M. Mills, Senior Pastor WE RESPOND IN FAITH HYMN OF INVITATION Guide My Feet (131 AAHH) Worshipers are invited to pray at the altar in private or signal to an Intercessory Prayer member to pray with you. Also at this time, you may come down to join Asbury in Christian Fellowship. PRESENTATION OF TITHES AND OFFERINGS OFFERTORY Yes, I Know Jesus Nicks OFFERTORY RESPONSE Doxology 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. OFFERTORY PRAYER CELEBRATION OF HOLY COMMUNION INVITATION TO HOLY COMMUNION THE GREAT THANKSGIVING Pages 7 8 (UMH) Pages 9 11 (UMH) SHARING THE BREAD AND THE CUP COMMUNION HYMNS Jesus, Keep Me Near the Cross (252 AAHH) I Know It Was the Blood (267 AAHH) WE SCATTER TO BE THE CHURCH IN THE WORLD HYMN OF RECESSION When We All Get to Heaven (594 AAHH) BENEDICTION POSTLUDE 8:30 am Go Down, Moses...arr. Gaspard 10:30 am Selection Dr. Lester Green The congregation is asked to remain seated for the closing voluntary. 3

4 Recognition of Saints Today we pause to remember those persons who departed this life November 6, 2016 October 19, 2017 In Loving Memory Of *Hugh Kelvin Campbell, Sr. Mary Chapman Betty Louise Lee Cobbs Vera L. Cotton Ruth L. Giles Shelly Harry Hunter Amy Virginia Smith Johnson Eleanor G. Johnson James Cromwell Jones, Sr. Gregory Johann Ladson Robert Lee Lathan, Jr. *Patricia Ann Marshall Tobi Alan Mason Phyllis W. McCormick George Irving Murray James Herbert Nero Mary Elizabeth Pressley Adeline L. Robinson Barbara Irene Semper Thomas S. Williams *Family members attend Asbury UMC. 4

5 WORSHIP PARTICIPANTS Minister of Music & Liturgical Arts: Everett P. Williams, Jr. Organist: Earl Hargrove (8:30 am) Guest Organist: Dr. Lester Green (10:30 am) Higher Praise Gospel Chorale Music Director: Stephen Key Music: Higher Praise Gospel Chorale (Both Services) Children's Message: Ruth Scarbrough (10:30 am) Liturgists: Clergy Communion Stewards Ushers: Men & Women Greeters: Claudia Thompson, Herman Thompson & E. Marilyn Williams (8:30 am) Rene Carter, Morris James & Rosa James (10:30 am) Acolytes: Mose Boyd (8:30 am) Jazmine Scott & Jordanne Semper Scott (10:30 am) Trustees on Duty: Josephine Baker (8:30 am) Valerie Nero Coleman (10:30 am) Following the 10:30 am worship service, please join us in Fellowship Hall for a reception. Asbury UMC Live Stream Go to asburyumcdc.org and select the live stream button on the home page to watch the 10:30 am and 6:00 pm services on Sunday. LORD, TEACH US TO PRAY REV. IVAN MILOSI Luke 11:1 10 MUSIC DIRECTOR RICO HUFF 9:30 am 10:30 am Adults 1 9 Children 2 8/2 9 Youth Room 1 8 5

6 Asbury s Week At A Glance Sunday, November 5, :30 am Valet Parking 8:30 am & 10:30 am Worship, Sanctuary 9:30 am Adult Sunday School, 1 9 9:30 am Children s Sunday School, 2 8/2 9 9:30 am Youth Sunday School, :30 pm All Saints Day Reception, G 1 1:00 pm Neighbor to Neighbor Football Event, 1 11/1 12 6:00 pm The Bridge Worship Service, G 1 Monday, November 6, :45 am Downtown Cluster s Geriatric Ctr., G 1/OSH/1 11/1 12 3:00 pm Deadline: Asburyan Bulletin & Ads 7:30 pm Disciple Bible Study, 1 11/1 12 Tuesday, November 7, :45 am Downtown Cluster s Geriatric Ctr., 1 11/1 12/2 8/2 9 10:00 am Viewing & Funeral Daniel Thompson, Sanctuary 12:30 pm Repast for Daniel Thompson, G 1 6:30 pm Christian Education, 1 8 7:00 pm Disciple Bible Study, 1 11/1 12 7:00 pm Fitness and Exercise Class, G 1 Wednesday, November 8, :45 am Downtown Cluster s Geriatric Ctr., G 1/OSH/1 11/ :00 am Disciple Bible Study, First UMC of Hyattsville, MD 7:15 pm Wesley Seminary: Spiritual Formation Class, G 1 Thursday, November 9, :45 am Downtown Cluster s Geriatric Ctr., G 1/OSH/1 11/ :00 am Stephen Ministry Training, 1 9 6:30 pm Trustee Board Mtg., 1 8 7:30 pm Bridge Band Rehearsal, G 1 Friday, November 10, :45 am Downtown Cluster s Geriatric Ctr., 1 11/ 1 12/2 8/2 9 Saturday, November 11, :00 am Prayer Ministry Mtg., 2 8/2 9 10:00 am Asbury Handbell Choir Rehearsal, G 13 10:00 am UMW Mission Team Mtg., 1 11/ :00 am Wesleyan Choir Rehearsal, OSH 11:30 am Food Pantry, G 4 12:30 pm Male Chorus Rehearsal, OSH 12:30 pm Women s Usher Board Mtg., 2 8/2 9 2:00 pm Higher Praise Choir Rehearsal, OSH WELCOME & ANNOUNCEMENTS We hope that through word, music, fellowship and prayer you will experience the presence of God today. Please make sure you sign the attendance register as it is passed so that we can share with you about what is happening in the life of this church. From the Senior Pastor s Desk November 2017 Word for the Month: JOY Scripture of the Month: James 1:2-8 Thought for the Month: Nobel Peace Prize Laureates His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu have survived more than fifty years of exile and the soul-crushing violence of oppression. Despite their hardships or, as they would say, because of them they are two of the most joyful people on the planet. In this unique collaboration, the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu offer us the reflection of real lives filled with pain and turmoil in the midst of which they have been able to discover a level of peace, of courage, and of joy to which we can all aspire in our own lives. Emphasis for the Month: Community Pastor s Book of the Month: The Book of Joy: Lasting Happiness in a Changing World by Dalai Lama and Desmond Tutu ASBURY FINANCE UPDATE ~ As of September 30, 2017 ACTUAL BUDGET VARIANCE INCOME $894, $916,302 ($22,223.40) EXPENSES $915, $918,006 ($2,418.92) NET INCOME ($21,508.48) ($1,704) ($19,804.48) 6

7 This 4 week Bible study opens up God s Christmas surprise to us and examines how it changed everything. November is National Caregivers month and this year s theme is Caregiving Around the Clock. Join us on Sunday, November 5 in the Library after both services as we celebrate Asbury s caregivers. If you care for a family member or loved one, stop by for more information on caregiving and chat with other caregivers. Advent Bible Study December 3-24, :30 10:25 am Interested? Stop by the sign-up table in the Narthex TODAY after both services or contact Vanessa Williford at or williford_v@hotmail.com. ASBURY S TREE FOR THE FUTURE A D T! We are blessed and deeply grateful to all who have helped nurture and grow our Tree for the Future. We encourage you to be a charter sponsor of the Asbury Tree for the Future campaign, by remembering or honoring a family member, friend, or that special someone in your life; or by celebrating a special event in your life. If you wish to make your donation in person, a table will be setup in the Library TODAY. ROCKS AND ACORNS Large rocks $2,016 Large acorns $1,836 Medium rocks $980 Medium acorns $780 LEAVES Gold leaves $580 Silver leaves $380 Bronze leaves $180 Questions? Contact: Martrice Green, /martrice69@verizon.net or René Carter, /jcarter@nea.org. UMW Leadership Team Mtg. Saturday, November am rooms 1-11/1-12 UMW Monthly Mtg. Sunday, November 19 After the 10:30 am service rooms 2-8/2-9 7

8 Sunday, November 12 Rev. Dr. Rodney Smothers Guest Preacher Consecration Sunday is based on the biblical philosophy of the need of the giver to give for his or her own spiritual development, rather than on the need of the church to receive. GIFTS & TALENTS ASSESSMENT Discover & Use Your Gifts at Asbury UMC ANGEL TREE is back! This ministry, coordinated by Asbury UMW, allows our congregation to share the love of Christ during the Christmas season and through-out the year with children whose parent(s) are incarcerated. Asburyans and friends who have participated in this program found it to be a very rewarding experience. ANGEL TREE SUNDAY is November 12. This is the day that you may select your Angel(s) and purchase gifts from their wish list. Look for the Christmas tree with Angels in the library. Each child will receive a minimum of two gifts, a toy or fun item and an article of clothing. Each gift should be approximately $20 in value. Volunteers are available to shop on your behalf., we wil be happy to help. RETURN GIFTS TO G-1 on December 3. Place unwrapped gifts in a gift bag if possible. It is very important that each gift is labeled with the child s first name and his/her code number. Drop-off gifts in G-1 after both services. Don t forget to take the Gift Assessment survey to determine your Gifts Pro ile. Next, ill out the enclosed 2018 Time & Talent Commitment Form and return it on Consecration Sunday, November 12. Questions? Contact the church of ice at ANGEL TREE CHRISTMAS PARTY is December 16 at 12:30 pm. The children and caregivers are invited to meet the volunteers, celebrate the meaning of Christmas, have lunch, play games and receive their gifts. Thank you for supporting this program for needy children. If you would like to be an ANGEL TREE volunteer, please contact Christine McDaniel ~ Brenda Fortenberry ~ Lorraine Thompson ~

9 Sunday, November 19 ATTENTION Howard University Alumni & Campus Ministry Supporters On Sunday, November 19, we will celebrate United Methodist Student Day. Our guest preacher will be Rev. Alexis Brown, United Methodist Campus Minister at Howard University. Students from Howard University will join her in planning and leading the worship service. Immediately following the 10:30 am service please remain in the sanctuary for a presentation of their recent mission trip to Honduras. We are seeking the support of our HU Alumni and others interested in reestablishing our connection with the HU Campus Ministry to offer the light reception. If you would be interested in participating in this outreach, please contact Canardo Richardson at or canardo_richardson@verizon.net. Together we can do greater things! Join Us in the Sanctuary on Wed., November 22 7:30 pm for a MARC BIRTHDAY MEETING Be our guest as we fellowship and wish a very happy birthday to the October, November & December celebrants on November 19. THANKSGIVING EVE SERVICE Parking is available. We will gather in Fellowship Hall after the Howard University Student presentation in the Sanctuary. 9

10 LAY VISITATION TEAM MINISTRY TRAINING ASBURY CLERGY AND LAITY LISTENING SESSION NOVEMBER 30, 2017 Glenmont United Methodist Church Georgia Avenue, Silver Spring, MD Bishop LaTrelle Easterling is holding listening sessions for the clergy and laity in each of the Baltimore-Washington Conference s eight districts. Clergy will meet from 2-4 p.m. and laity will gather from 6-8 p.m. All laity are invited to attend. When we are sick, in the hospital, or homebound it's nice to know that your church family cares. If you would like to reach out to others by phone, or with a visit, please consider helping with this important ministry. It's flexible to fit into your schedule. Training will start December 2, 2017, at 9:30 a.m. A light breakfast will be served. If you would like to help with this ministry, get more details about the training or if you know someone who needs to have communion brought to them, please contact Tawana C. Jackson at ADVENT A Season of Expectation December 3 ~ First Sunday in Advent & Hanging of the Greens December 10 ~ Second Sunday in Advent December 17 ~ Third Sunday in Advent & Special Music by Wesleyan Choir December 24 ~ Fourth Sunday in Advent & Christmas Eve December 31 ~ First Sunday After Christmas 10

11 Children s Ministry Event Sat., December 9 Fellowship Hall Crafts, music, Fun, and food Senior Christmas Lunch Hosted by the UMW Sunday, December 10 Fellowship Hall After the 10:30 am Worship Wednesday, December 13 7 pm If your heart is hurting with pain, loss or struggle this Christmas, please know you are not alone. This will be a gentle service of comfort, remembrance and hope for anyone who is not feeling joyful about Christmas. Service will be held in the Sanctuary and parking is available. Bridge Christmas Concert Friday, December 22 7:30 pm ~ Fellowship Hall New Year s Eve Pot-Luck & Worship Service Sunday, December 31 7 pm ~ Fellowship Hall 11

12 JOURNEYING THROUGH GRIEF CONTACT MINISTRY (PROVIDING LOVE, CARE, SUPPORT, FOLLOW UP, & OUTREACH) When a friend or family member loses a loved one, we want to show that we care. But we don t always know what to say or do. This Ministry will be responsible for preparing Journeying through Grief books for mailing, and by providing on-going care, love, support to members during the first year after a loss. If you would like to help with this ministry or obtain more information, please contact Tawana C. Jackson at The Children s Ministry is looking for a few volunteers to help with a craft project. Interested? Contact Vanessa Williford or Williford_v@hotmail.com THE NEHEMIAH FUND Thank you for your contributions to The Nehemiah Fund of Asbury United Methodist Church. The Nehemiah Fund provides emergency financial assistance to members of Asbury United Methodist Church and their immediate families who temporarily need help in meeting housing, nutritional, medical, security, or other essentials of daily living. In rare cases, the Fund may be accessed for burial assistance for members of Asbury United Methodist Church. The Fund may also be used to support needs of members of the community at large. The Fund is maintained by general and undesignated offerings made during the Communion offering on the first Sunday of each month or other period when an offering is taken associated with a Communion service at Asbury United Methodist Church. Requests for assistance are held in confidence and administered by our Senior Pastor, Rev. Dr. Ianther Mills. 12

13 ASBURY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Care and Concern List ~ November 2017 (This list is current as of November 2, 2017) We invite you to pray for the persons on this list and for their families. WASHINGTON, DC RESIDENCE Northwest Ellen Barnette Sharon Banks Vivian Campbell Lisa Duperier Dorothy Green Jackie Holmes Louis Perkins Northeast Ira Blount Selma Douglas Leona Ferguson Laline Harris Moretha Johnson Carolyn LeGare Cleora Morton Mattie Nelson Lonise Robinson Fannie Taylor Ruth Williams WASHINGTON, DC ASSISTED LIVING & REHABILITATION FACILITIES Phyllis Edwards, Stoddard Baptist Nursing Home, 1818 Newton St., NW Shirley White, Little Sisters of the Poor, 4200 Harewood Rd., NE MARYLAND RESIDENCE Grace Bradford Clarence Clark Elisha Davies Audrey Drake Cherryl Jones Elois Jones Lena Reynolds Thelma Tinsley Joyce White Thelma Williams MARYLAND ASSISTED LIVING & REHABILITATION FACILITIES Clyde Brayboy, Manor Care Health Center in Silver Spring, Rm. 552 Flora Colston, Manor Care Health Center in Chevy Chase Olivia Harris, Asbury Methodist Village: Wilson Health Care Ctr., Gaithersburg Lillian Langford, Collington Assisted Living in Mitchellville Charles Neal, NMS Healthcare of Hyattsville Anthony Porter, Pineview Future Care, Clinton OUT OF TOWN Marjorie A. Robinson, Rockhill, NC ~ lives with daughter, Wanda Chapman Christine Robinzine, Conyers, GA ~ lives with sister, Gloria L. Robinzine 13

14 Health Ministry News November 2017 NATIONAL ALZHEIMER S AWARENESS MONTH Alzheimer s disease is a disease of the brain which affects one in every two families. It is the 6 th leading cause of death in America. Nearly 70% of all dementia is caused by Alzheimer s disease world wide. Dementia involves forgetfulness which limits social abilities and impairs the activities of daily living. Seven Facts: 1. We generally detect Alzheimer s at the end of the disease process. 2. Memory loss is not a part of normal aging. 3. Current Alzheimer s drugs are probably more effective than you think, (often ineffective because we are treating end stage disease). 4. Alzheimer s disease can be treated because we have no cure does not mean there is no treatment. 5. The Alzheimer s disease pipeline is promising. Better treatments are in progress (and on the way). 6. In taking care of your heart the following will help you have good health: Exercise, meditation (each for 30 minutes daily, 5 days a week); better control of cholesterol; BP; and avoid obesity. This will decrease the likelihood of cognitive (brain function) decline; and it will keep your brain healthy. 7. Managing risk factors may delay or prevent cognitive problems later in life such as controlling diabetes, preventing head injuries, eating more fruits and vegetables, and less red meat, exercise and meditation as above (150 minutes each week). This along with a better understanding of Alzheimer s disease is important to us all. Early Warning Signs of Alzheimer s disease: 1. Taste and scent changes 2. Personality changes mood swings, increased inevitability, act differently, withdrawal from society 3. Anti Social Behavior 4. Memory Loss short term memory is the first to go, but long term loss will follow 5. Inability to plan 6. A loss of productivity at home or at work 7. Effective problem solving skills are lost Since Alzheimer s disease is a progressive disease that destroys memory and other important brain (mental) functions, this emphasizes the importance of an early diagnosis and supportive services as soon as possible in order to prevent brain cell degeneration and death. The memory loss of Alzheimer s may manifest itself in the following ways by repeating statements and questions over and over, by forgetting conversations, routinely misplacing possessions, and getting lost in familiar locations, by forgetting names of family members, and by having difficulty in finding the right words to say. The causes of Alzheimer s disease are unknown, but may be genetic (5% of the time). An MRI (special x ray) of the brain may reveal Beta Amyloid protein clumps or plagues and Tau proteins, these are the substances which kill the brain cells. Risk factors: 1. Age over 65, rarely as early as the 30s 2. Genetic Parent or sibling with Alzheimer s disease 3. Downs Syndrome 4. Sex women more than men (maybe because they live longer) 5. Past head trauma Lifestyles, and other factors, which may contribute to the development of Alzheimer s disease are the following: 1. Lack of exercise 2. Obesity 3. Smoking or exposure to second hand smoking 4. High blood pressure 5. High cholesterol 6. Poorly controlled diabetes 7. A diet lacking fruits or vegetables Prevention there is no proven prevention. But a reduction of the risk factors previously mentioned may be helpful. Experts recommend that we stay active physically, mentally, and socially. Best advice If early symptom present any early diagnosis and early treatment are highly recommended. 14

15 A message from the Membership Assimilation and Records Committee (MARC) November 2017 DO YOU KNOW HOW TO CONTACT THE ASBURY MEMBERS LISTED BELOW? If yes, please pick up, complete and drop off a change of address form in the mailbox located near the church office. You may also contact Leona Ferguson at ( ) or leonafergyasb@verizon.net. THANK YOU! Allen Sharon Beatty, Vernon Berkeley, Nikita Blue, Donald Boyd, Maurice Brown, Emma Jo Caldwell, Hyman Careathers, Renalle Careathers, Stuart Chatterjee, Samar Chatterjee, Sushila Christian, Jonathan O. Dandridge, Mary F. Davis, Lilton, Jr. Domally, Anissa Emerson, Lisa James, Shelia Z. Jones, Thelma Mattison, Danai Mousa, Maryann Newman, Beatrice C. Newton, Hattie E. Richardson, Tangelina Ridgeway, Rufus Robinson, Gwendolyn Simms, Osmond Thompson, Nancy M. Wilcher, Edward Williams, Isaac Williams, Pamela Woods, Cynthia When Women Unite, Bold and Courageous Actions Happen! Thanks to the generous support from our entire Asbury family, Women s Day 2017 was a tremendous success. We surpassed our goal in making sandwiches for Martha s Table; we were inspired by spirit filled worship; and our celebration of Women s Day 2017 culminated with an afternoon concert of soul stirring music. We are energized and committed to helping address the challenges of our time mass incarceration, economic inequality, immigration, maternal and child health, and climate justice. Thank you, Asbury, for your support and helping us make bold and courageous actions happen! 15

16 Words cannot express my feelings, nor my thanks for all of your help. We deeply appreciated your expressions of sympathy during the loss of my son, Tobi Mason. Special thanks to Rev. Dr. Ianther Mills, Rev. Irene Pierce, Women s Usher Board, Bereavement Committee and the Asbury United Methodist family. "For all you do, for who you are, I will be forever grateful you are in my life. Ruth Gadsden and family New Devotional Available Stop by the Narthex after worship service TODAY to pick-up the November- December devotional. Large and small copies are $1. Pick-up a few copies for you and your loved ones. Sunday, November 5 Psalm 147:1-9 Monday, November 6 Ecclesiastes 12:1-7 Tuesday, November 7 1 Corinthians 15:50-58 Wednesday, November 8 James 5:13-16 DAILY WORD Thursday, November 9 Luke 11:5-13 Friday, November 10 John 12:20-26 Saturday, November 11 1 Corinthians 12:12-26 GETTING AROUND There is an elevator in the Education Building that accesses all levels of the church the sanctuary, the fellowship hall, and all the Sunday School rooms. Free parking is available Sundays in the garage adjacent to our 11th Street entrance. You may pick up a parking pass from the 11th Street reception desk. Restrooms are on the lower level on either side of the narthex and on the 2nd and 3rd floors. Asbury United Methodist Church Rev. Dr. Ianther M. Mills, Senior Pastor Rev. Alexis Brown, Howard University UM Chaplain Min. Matthew Wilke, Contemporary Worship Pastor Rev. Ivan Milosi, Ministry Intern Tawana Jackson, Stephen Minister Bishop Forrest Stith, Retired Bishop in Residence Robert Mallett & Darryl Wyles, Lay Leaders Rev. Gerard A. Green, Jr., District Superintendent Bishop LaTrelle Miller Easterling, Episcopal Leader of the Baltimore Washington Conference Visit asburyumcdc.org for information about our ministries. Find us on Facebook and Twitter th St., NW, Washington, DC ~ ~ asburymail@asburyumcdc.org Monday Friday ~ 8:00 am 4:30 pm 16