Announcements for July 25, 2010, Chapel by the Sea, Ft Myers Beach FL
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The document welcomes people to Chapel by the Sea and encourages them to use their gifts to encourage others daily. It asks for volunteers to host the coffee hour after worship over the summer. It discusses that everyone enjoyed the July 4th celebrations and parade at the chapel. It provides information about the Mission Committee not meeting in August and their next meeting in September. It requests help cleaning the Christian Education wing on August 4th and notes the pastor will provide lunch for volunteers.
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This document provides a summary of the sermon given at Woodinville Community United Methodist Church on March 2nd, 2014. The sermon focused on Jesus facing three temptations in the wilderness as described in Matthew 4:1-11. Each temptation represented Jesus being tempted to satisfy his physical needs without relying on God, put God to the test, or worship something other than God. Jesus overcame the temptations by quoting scripture. The sermon encouraged Christians to also rely on God's word when facing temptation. It announced an upcoming sermon series on teachings from the cross and various church activities for the week.
St Paul's Newsletter 4 October 2020
The newsletter provides updates for St Paul's Anglican Church parishioners, including notices of an upcoming Advent study, funeral, and wedding. It announces Zara's departure from her role as admin person and thanks her for her service. It also provides details on weekly fellowship activities, volunteer and fundraising opportunities, and contact information for the church office and clergy.
Announcements for July 18, 2010 at Chapel by the Sea
The document discusses news and events from Chapel by the Sea church. It thanks volunteers for keeping the church clean and mentions the pastor attended the Presbyterian Church's General Assembly conference. Over 1,000 colorful stoles were knitted as gifts for attendees to promote inclusiveness. A newsletter report on the conference will be in the next issue. The document also repeatedly states that everyone enjoyed July 4th celebrations at the church.
WCUMC Newsletter 10-12-2014
This document provides a summary of the weekly newsletter from Woodinville Community United Methodist Church (WCUMC). It discusses the guest speaker Allison Gill Sanford who spoke on unity in the body of Christ using Acts 6:1-7 as an example. It also announces upcoming events at WCUMC including a mission trip to Nepal and Thailand and a 4-week Bible study on getting "unstuck". Additionally, it provides updates on church services, groups, needs for the food bank, and financial information.
Weekly news from wcumc July 6 2014
This document provides a summary of the weekly newsletter from Woodinville Community United Methodist Church (WCUMC) dated July 6, 2014. It discusses an upcoming sermon series on Acts focusing on "God's Spirit-Filled People". It summarizes the scripture reading from Acts 6:1-7 about selecting seven men to oversee the distribution of food to widows. The document also announces upcoming church events like a rummage sale, float trip, and family retreat. It provides the church's financial snapshot and requests for the local food bank.
September magazine
The document is a letter from Tony Banbury discussing the month of September. The main points are:
- September marks the beginning of autumn and a time of new beginnings as the school/academic year starts again.
- It is also a time of mixed emotions for the author as both of his parents passed away in September.
- Banbury sees September as a time to look forward with hope, guided by the reassurance of God's love and Jesus' promise that he is always with us.
September magazine
- The document is a newsletter from Tony Banbury, a licensed lay minister. It discusses the beginning of autumn and September, which marks both new beginnings and poignant memories for the author as both of his parents passed away in September. It also references the new church year and anticipation, excitement, and hope that it brings for students, teachers, and others. The newsletter provides schedules for upcoming church services and discusses plans to create a new mission action plan for the parish.
Announcements for april 6, 2014
This document contains announcements for an upcoming church including various events, meetings, and ministry opportunities taking place throughout April. There is a Sunday morning prayer time, an international workers prayer meeting, a father-son backpacking informational meeting, an all church work day, the start of a new life group, children's ministry and outreach meetings, and an Easter brunch. People are encouraged to participate, volunteer, and invite others.
August 17, 2014
This document contains announcements for Our Savior's Lutheran Church regarding their worship schedule, volunteer opportunities, confirmation orientation, electronic giving, and other upcoming events. The summer worship schedule is Saturday at 5:00pm and Sundays at 8:30am and 10:30am. It encourages volunteering for the lunch ministry and Meals on Wheels. Confirmation orientation is scheduled for August 27th and September 3rd.
CWC Women's Ministry Newsletter Feb 2016
February is heart health month. The WINGS Women's Ministry newsletter is full of information that will do your heart good. :O)
August 10, 2014
Our Savior's Lutheran Church summer worship schedule includes Saturday evening services at 5:00pm and Sunday services at 8:30am and 10:30am. The church is looking for volunteers to help with their lunch ministry and confirmation orientation. They are also announcing their fall worship schedule beginning September 6-7, 2014 and various fundraising and volunteer opportunities.
The Announcement Slide Show For Chapel by the Sea, August 8 2010
The church will dedicate new prayer shawls on August 15th. Volunteers are needed to host coffee hour over the summer or it may be cancelled. The mission committee meeting in August has been cancelled and the next meeting will be in September. Thanks are given to volunteers who helped clean the C.E. wing. Sunday school will kick off on August 29th with breakfast at 9am and worship at 10am, followed by Sunday school at 11:15am for all ages starting that day.
130630 eng from i-moves to i-movements by ps. timothy loh
I:Moves are simple steps to express God's love to others based on two commandments: love God and love your neighbor. I:Moves include initiating prayer, encouraging others, discovering their beliefs, visiting them, acts of kindness, inviting them to church, engaging with guests, and including strangers. Examples of I:Moves in the Bible include Peter and John praying, a servant girl encouraging Naaman, Paul discovering beliefs in Athens, Philip inviting Nathanael to church, Jesus engaging others. The document concludes with the story of four men with leprosy finding food and wealth in an abandoned camp and reporting it, illustrating doing good deeds.
Weekly news from WCUMC Oct 20 2013
This weekly newsletter from Woodinville Community United Methodist Church (WCUMC) discusses upcoming events for Missions Emphasis Month, including a Mission Banquet on October 25th and Faith Commitment Sunday on October 27th. It also provides information on regular church activities, volunteer opportunities, donation needs for the food bank, and the Operation Christmas Child shoebox program deadline of November 17th. The financial snapshot shows the church's general fund and Faith Promise budget status.
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Announcements for August 22, 2010, Chapel by the Sea
This document provides information about Chapel by the Sea church including its welcome to the community, choir from the 1980s, requesting old photos of the church's past, kickoff of Sunday school on August 29th including breakfast, worship, and classes for all ages, presenting Bibles to 3rd graders, after school program beginning and workers receiving training, and a memorial service for Adelle Litchfield to be held at 11:00am.
"Hot Topics" Class - Session on Homosexuality
The document discusses different biblical perspectives on homosexuality and explores how Christians have interpreted passages related to this topic. It acknowledges that reasonable Christians disagree on this issue and examines three key biblical references often used in the debate - Sodom and Gomorrah, prohibitions in Leviticus, and passages from Paul's letters. Alternative interpretations of these passages are presented that view them as condemning rape or pederasty rather than committed same-sex relationships. The document encourages understanding different views and judging not others' faith.
Announcements for June 26th - Chapel by the Sea
Chapel by the Sea is a mission-minded church that donates 17.5% of offerings to missions and outreach. The document invites the community to attend July 4th worship and activities at the church, including watching the parade and kids' recreation after a worship service and lunch. It notes that the recent community vacation bible school was called "Baobab Blast" and that the after school kids celebrated the end of the school year with a movie trip. Renovations are underway to improve the church's audio and visual systems through special financial contributions.
Power Point announcements for June 20 2010
William and Ana were married at Chapel by the Sea last weekend. The document then announces various church events at Chapel including a Father's Day message, welcoming new members, a sermon on prayer, Independence Day celebrations, and an upcoming community vacation bible school. It invites everyone to the closing program and dinner for the vacation bible school and reminds people of last year's fun. It also mentions Chapel's after school kids celebrating the end of school with a movie trip and improvements made to the church's audio and visual system using contributed funds.
Power Point for Chapel by the Sea June 6 2010
The document discusses news from the sister church in Villa Canales, Guatemala which was impacted by the eruption of the Pacaya Volcano and Tropical Storm Agatha. It also summarizes the youth retreat at Cedarkirk that included various outdoor activities like rock climbing, archery, canoeing and horseback riding. The next new member meeting is on June 13th and those interested in joining the summer choir should attend practice on Sunday mornings.
Chapel Slide Show - May 16, 2010
This document contains announcements for Chapel by the Sea church including upcoming events like a summer choir, vacation bible school, memorial day retreat, and independence day going tobacco free. It also includes information about a free quit smoking program and notices a member's death and memorial service.
Power Point for Chapel - April 25th 2010
The document announces upcoming events at Chapel by the Sea including a new member's meeting on June 13th, a SIS outing to Fragrance Garden last week, and the next SIS meeting on May 11th visiting Brightest Horizons. It also advertises buying space in the new church directory and provides contact information for Denise Monahan. Various youth and community activities are mentioned like Girls Friday, Walk to Cure Diabetes, and Baobab Blast Community Vacation Bible School from June 21-25th.
2010 4 18 Slide Show
The document announces an upcoming New Member's Meeting on June 13th and provides information for seasonal members to stay connected through the newsletter, Facebook, and sermons available online. It also shares that the SIS group recently visited a fragrance garden and that business ads can be purchased for the new church directory. Various volunteer opportunities and upcoming meetings are listed.
Slide Show Announcements April 11th 2010
Chapel by the Sea recently concluded a capital campaign to restore its foundation that reached its goal of $302,000 in pledges. Over 60 people attended last week's Easter party. Various volunteer opportunities are available through ministries like helping at the Brightest Horizons child development center.
2010 3 28
This document provides a history of events at Chapel by the Sea from 1938 to 2010, highlighting that Palm Sunday has often been a significant day. It notes the original and present sanctuaries, dedications of pews and an organ, and a 2010 campaign to raise funds to save the chapel. It also documents restoration of a decaying column from 2014 to 2019, and announcements of community services, meals served at a soup kitchen, and upcoming church events.
2010 3 14
The document discusses renovating the foundation of Chapel by the Sea. The original foundation served the sanctuary for many years but has deteriorated due to hurricane damage and age. The congregation is kicking off a capital fund campaign to strengthen the foundation for the future with God's help. Their pastor emeritus encouraged them to fix the foundation before he preached his last sermon.
The Announcements for February 21st, 2010
This document provides information about various events and activities taking place at Chapel by the Sea, including fitness classes, a new members meeting, a pasta dinner fundraiser for Relay for Life, a presentation on wills and estate planning, and renovations to the church patio for improved safety and appearance. It encourages people to "like" the church's Facebook page and join as a member, either full-time or affiliate.
2010 February 7th
1) The church terminated termites this week for $3,664 without needing to tent the building.
2) Various programs and activities are offered at the church including AA meetings, Tai Chi classes, fitness classes, and volunteer opportunities to help build affordable housing.
3) Upcoming events include a Valentine's party, Mardi Gras celebration, and a pasta dinner fundraiser for Relay for Life.
2010 1 24 Web
This document contains announcements for various upcoming events and activities at Chapel by the Sea Presbyterian Church. It announces an annual international luncheon, Tai Chi and fitness classes, a book discussion, foundation repair work being done on the church, an upcoming photo directory being made of the congregation, children's outings, volunteer sewing groups, and ways to donate to relief efforts in Haiti through the church.
Slide Show Announcements for January 24, 2010, Chapel by the Sea
This document contains announcements for various upcoming events and activities at Chapel by the Sea Presbyterian Church. It announces an annual international luncheon, Tai Chi and fitness classes, a book discussion, foundation repair work being done on the church, an upcoming photo directory being made of the congregation, children's outings, volunteer sewing groups, and ways to donate to relief efforts in Haiti through the church.
2009 12 13 Web
The youth had a Christmas party at Chapel yesterday and made gifts for cancer patients. The church is having a rummage sale in January and several concerts as Christmas gifts. Half of the Christmas Joy offering will help retired pastors and the other half will help racial ethnic schools. The church is repairing its foundation and keeping the congregation updated on the work. People can donate to the church from their IRA by December 31st and designate it for foundation repairs. The church is having Christmas Eve services at 7pm and 9pm.
Power Point Announcements for November 29 2009
Chapel by the Sea is offering various events and activities in November and December, including a ski retreat for youth in February, Sunday school, Advent devotions, and two Christmas services. They are also seeking donations for the youth group ski trip by December 13th and memorial poinsettias by December 7th. Several weddings and a familiar face in the newspaper were also announced.
Budgeting
The document outlines the multi-step budget process for a church, including gathering input from committees and staff, compiling requests, negotiating with representatives, revising the budget, and final approval. It stresses counting all costs, including financial, volunteer time, facility usage, and impact on other programs, when proposing new initiatives. A ski trip example demonstrates calculating specific costs and identifying funding sources.
2009 8 16
The document provides announcements for Chapel By The Sea church. It announces upcoming services and classes including a pastor's Sunday school class. It also announces that the youth group volunteered at a soup kitchen and upcoming volunteer appreciation event. New programs are announced like an after school program and Beach Praise informal monthly worship.
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Announcements for July 25, 2010, Chapel by the Sea, Ft Myers Beach FL
- 1. Welcome to Chapel by the Sea
- 2. We have different gifts … if it is encouraging, then be encouraging to others. Romans 12:6-8 .
- 3. Encourage one another daily, as long as it is called Today. Hebrews 3:13
- 4. Do you enjoy coffee hour after worship?
- 5. We could use some help! Sign up today to host a Sunday’s coffee hour.
- 6. If no one signs up, we won’t have coffee hour during the summer!
- 7. Sign up today to host a coffee hour.
- 8. Everyone Enjoyed July 4 th at Chapel
- 9. Everyone Enjoyed July 4 th at Chapel
- 10. Everyone Enjoyed July 4 th at Chapel
- 11. Everyone Enjoyed July 4 th at Chapel
- 12. Everyone Enjoyed July 4 th at Chapel
- 13. Everyone Enjoyed July 4 th at Chapel
- 14. Everyone Enjoyed July 4 th at Chapel
- 15. Everyone Enjoyed July 4 th at Chapel
- 16. Everyone Enjoyed July 4 th at Chapel
- 17. Enjoying the Parade on July 4th
- 18. Everyone Enjoyed July 4 th at Chapel
- 19. Mission Committee will NOT meet in August
- 20. Mission Committee’s next meeting will be on September 7 th .
- 21. Help Clean the C.E. Wing August 4th
- 22. Help clean the Christian Education Wing. We’ll scrub, disinfect, sweep, mop, etc. Come when you can, leave when you must.
- 23. And for all “angels” who help clean the CE Wing the pastor will cook us lunch!
- 24. Sign up to help with the CE Wing cleaning day and lunch.