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April 2021
Worship Service – Native American Ministries Sunday – Facebook live
Message: Just Imagine. Cultivating imagination is an important part of childhood as little ones developed crucial psychological and emotional capacities that help them understand the world and their relation to it. Cultivating a holy imagination is still important for children of God who, at any age, are called to see the present in light of the imagined future made possible by Jesus Christ. Scripture: I John 3:1-7 Special Music: Chancel Choir: Your Song -Arr. Mac Huff Children’s Bulletins: Younger Children’s…
Find out more »Youth Group – Outside
Youth Group Central United Methodist Church’s youth group features service, learning, and fellowship opportunities for middle- and high school-aged students. We meet on Sunday evenings from 5:30–7:00 pm. Contact: Rev. Cora
Find out more »Lenten Small Group: Vital Conversations on Race, Culture, and Justice – Zoom
Lenten Small Group: Vital Conversations on Race, Culture, and Justice Eight sessions on Mondays 7-8:30 pm beginning February 22nd and ending April 19th This program, designed by The General Commission on Race and Religion of the United Methodist Church (GCORR) is offered as a way to begin a dialogue, face our misconceptions and fears, and move deliberately to spiritual, community, and social transformation. This small group is designed to help participants learn about systemic racism, identify racism in themselves and…
Find out more »Keller-Fitz Book Study Group – Online via Zoom
This is an adult group dedicated to continuing faith development and spiritual growth beyond what we learned as children. We welcome church members and non-members alike, and the impact of our reading /discussion leads to external ministry. This ministry is for all adults ready for mature faith development and opportunities to live their faith. This ministry meets every Wednesday from 10 am - 12 pm.
Find out more »Z-chat Fellowship
Catch Up with Your Church Family Central member Bob Swartz is scheduling fellowship events via Zoom for members and friends of the church. He has two sessions scheduled for Thursday, March 18th at 7 pm and Saturday, March 20th at 7 pm. If you’d like to attend one or both, please contact Bob (racerbob@comcast.net) for the Zoom link.
Find out more »Worship Service
Message: Field Trip or Trippin in the Field?, We're going to consider the love, care, and healing presence of our God and Savior using the analogy (parable) of a Field Trip. Visualize a teacher's worst nightmare: You're on a field trip to the city, and you lose a kid! You can deal with complaining, vomiting, yelling, and tomfoolery. But you can't misplace a child. Think now of the psalmist's description of the shepherd who's leading his flock out from the…
Find out more »A C3 Celebration – Virtual @ hopin.com
A C3 Celebration A Calling Spirituality: Following God into New Callings If you would like to attend this virtual celebration please register at https://hopin.com/events/a-celebration-of-calling A Conversation with Travel Guide and Speaker RICK STEVES Travel as a Vocational Process What Do You Do When You Can’t Do What You Are Called To Do? Agenda 7:00 — Hop into Hop In! Gathering Time 7:15 — A conversation with Rick Steves 8:15 — Join us for breakout reflection groups and shared reflections on…
Find out more »May 2021
Worship Service
Message: Get It? Got It? Good?, The Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level (FKGL) formula is a tool for measuring the readability of a text. Many people think that reading the Bible is something like reading a textbook on economics, organic chemistry, or ancient philosophy. This is one reason today's lesson from Acts is so interesting. Here we find a man reading a book in a foreign language, and it's not an easy book to read, even for a native. How can he…
Find out more »Mother’s Day Worship Service
Message: Faces Only a Mother (and Jesus) Could Love!, We pray, "Our Father, who art in heaven..." and we recognize that Jesus is not of this world but was fully in this world as the second person of the Holy Trinity. Then there is us - mere mortals who live in the dirt and dust of creations - actually created from that dust. Even with our dirty feet, our filthy hands and faces smudged with mud, our God loves us…
Find out more »Church Council Meeting – Zoom
Church Council Meeting - Zoom Church Council Meets the 2nd Monday of odd months at 7:30 pm Chair, Mark Strobel Secretary, Deb Hayden-Schmid
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