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MISSIONS & OUTREACH Reaching out to help others in need MISSIONS TEAM: The Missions Team will be meeng on Mon- day, March 9, 7pm in the Asbury House. If you would like to be in- volved in missions, we hope you will join us. For more informaon con- tact Bunny Wilson or Pastor Deryck Sonaram at missions@FUMC- Clermont.org. PEANUT BUTTER NEEDED: Our backpack ministry is in need of small jars of peanut buer. Please drop off in the red bins aſter church or at the church office. Small jars only as the children carry them home in their backpack. SERVE THE CITY: March 28th Lincoln Park Community Event partnership with Clermont Police and other local organizaons. Meet at 8am in the Social Hall to organize and pray before we head out to work. We will be cleaning yards and painng houses. Please let us know if you can come, email your contact informaon to servetheci- [email protected]. ADULT MISSION TRIP JULY 18-24 Pastor Rick Sucher is leading an adult mission trip to the Dominican Republic. If you’d like to learn more, email Pastor Rick Sucher at [email protected]. We also have applicaon forms in the church office. AMERICAN INDIAN CHRISTIAN CIRCLE: Meets the third Sunday of every month in the Social Hall with a potluck supper at 4pm (bring a dish to share) and 5:30pm services. DONATIONS NEEDED: Cancelled stamps and eyeglasses. These go to help veterans and those who can’t afford glasses. Please leave 1/4” around the stamp. Drop off items at the Narthex welcome desk or church office. CONNECT Building relationships UMW CIRCLES We have morning, aſternoon and evening Circles to try to accommodate everyone. Snow Birds are very welcome to come when they can. Daughters of Lydia Circle—Tues., 3/10, at 6pm, in the Social Hall. Lunch Bunch Circle—Wed., 3/11, at 11:30am, in the Upper Room. Morning Joy Circle—Wed., 3/18 at 9:30am, in the Upper Room. Young Women of God Circle—Sun. 3/15 at 5pm, in the Upper Room, with childcare provided. Circle of Grace—Tues. at 1pm, in the Upper Room. Please contact Jan Becherer at [email protected] or call 352-989-5306 with any quesons. “SWINGING INTO THE TWENTIES” UMW Spring Luncheon and Fashion Show March 21st at 10:30am in the Wesley Center. This is one of the primary ways UMW supports local missions and as in the past is a sold out event. WORLD DAY OF PRAYER will be at South Lake Presbyterian Church in Clermont on Friday 3/6 at 10am. Everyone is invited to aend and a light lunch will be served. WOMEN’S SPRING RETREAT sponsored by the East Central District will be Sat. 4/25 from 9am-1pm at FUMC of Tavares. All women are invited to aend. The theme will be “Incarcerated Women. What can we do?” See Celeste Hicks for more informaon. MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) Meengs are held monthly on the 2nd and 4th Mondays, 9:30-11:30am, in the Wesley Center. For more informaon please email [email protected]. Childcare is pro- vided. PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY: If you can knit or crochet, come join us as we make and pray over shawls and baby blankets to give to those who need hope. Please join us the first Monday of each month in the Upper Room, 1-3pm. Mark your calendar! MERRY WIDOWS is a group of ladies who meet for lunch aſter the 11am Tradional service. If you would like to join them, they meet in the Narthex following the service to decide on a restaurant. Look for Judy Stambaugh or Carol Warren to find out where to join them. WESLEY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY SPIRIT NIGHT Come support our school on Tuesday, March 10, 5-9pm at Moe’s Southwest Grill in Clermont Landing, next to Dollar Tree and Epic Movies. Be sure you let them know you are there for the WCA. MEN’S BREAKFAST Mark you calendars for Saturday, March 14, 8am in the Wesley Center. The speaker will be Rev. Bill Delia. METS MARCH MOVIE MATINEE Join us Wednesday, March 18th at 2pm in the Social Hall. We will be watching “Bad Women of the Bible, and What We Can Learn From Them”. Bring your own snacks and drinks, no need to RSVP just come enjoy fellowship and a good movie. DAYS FOR GIRLS CLERMONT provides feminine hygiene kits and educaon to girls who would miss school otherwise. We will meet on Thursday, March 19, 9am-12noon in the Social Hall. Contact Karen Dwyer with quesons at [email protected]. Check out our Facebook page at “Days for Girls Clermont FL Team” for a wish list. METS (MEETIN, EATIN, TRAVELIN SENIORS) Silver Springs State Park in Ocala, Saturday, March 28th. We will be carpool- ing since we have not secured a bus driver. Please sign up in the church office by 3/23 and let them know if you can be a driver and take others in your car with you, or if you need a ride. Admission fee to is $8 per car and will be shared by riders in each car along with gas costs. There is a separate glass boom boat tour which is $10 per person and the Silver River Museum and Educaon Center is $2 per person. There is a snack bar and sweet shop available in the park or guests can bring their own drinks and picnic lunch. CPR, AED AND FIRST AID TRAINING Join us on Saturday, March 28, 8am-4pm, in the Upper Room. Please email Larry Mathias at [email protected] to register. GROW Learning through groups & classes SUNDAY MORNING ADULT STUDY GROUPS Nursery & children’s programming available. 9:30am Searchers: Large group in the Social Hall 9:20am Friends ‘n Fellowship Bible Study: Upper Room 11am Boomers Bible Study: Upper Room TUESDAY WOMEN’S STUDY GROUP: King’s Daughters meets Tuesday mornings at 9am in the Social Hall. Open to all women. WEDNESDAY MEN’S STUDY GROUPS: Men’s Bible Study, meets at 6:30am, at the Clermont Fairfield Inn. Men’s I-Stand Bible Study, 2nd & 4th Wednesdays, 7pm, in the Asbury House. RAISING KIDS WITH LOVE & LOGIC: Parenng class led by David Benzel, Sunday’s in March, 5-6:30pm in the Social Hall. CHILDREN’S HOME MONTH: Our congregaon is invited to come visit the Children’s Home Campus on Saturday, March 28th. Gates open at 9am with tours of the campus, a special program performed by the kids and a picnic lunch. We will be using the church bus to take those who cannot drive over that day. Call the church office to reserve a seat by 3/17. Sunday March 29th will be our 5th Sunday giving Sunday for the Florida United Methodist Children’s Home. We hope you will consider supporng them. You can also text “SPARK” to 50155 to give. EASTER SERVICES SAVE THE DATE: Palm Sunday 4/5 regu- lar service mes and locaons. Maundy Thursday with Communion 4/9 at 6:30pm in the Wesley Center. Good Friday 4/10 at 6:30pm in the Sanctuary. Easter Eve Saturday 4/11 at 6:30pm in the Wesley Center. Easter Sunday 4/12 regular service mes and locaons. SERVE Giving of your time and talents WECARE BUS DRIVERS: We are in need of more people to drive the bus on Sunday mornings to bring shut-ins to church. No special skills are needed. If you are interested, please contact the church office. WECARE CARD WRITERS: We are in need of some more card writers. We send cards to those who have requested prayers and visits to let them know they are loved. If this is something you can do we’d love to have you. All materials provided by WeCare. Contact Sherry Pi- lon, [email protected] to sign up and get more informaon. WECARE SERVING OPPORTUNITIES: WeCare has two different serving opportunies and we hope you will be nudged to serve. The Visitaon Team carries the Love of God and His People to those who are hospitalized, in nursing homes, rehab facilies and at home. The visits are made at least monthly, but somemes more depending on the need. We provide training and all the supplies you need. For more infor- maon on the Visitaon Team, contact Rev. David Paul, 352-638-5273. The Communion Team’s primary purpose has been to bring worship of our Lord to those unable to aend church. Music and the devoon are the essenal needs to make our services meaningful. We have recently been asked to provide services for Superior’s Assisted-Living Residents. If you would like more informaon about the Communion Team and what they do, contact Clif Brown, 631-835-5343. TECH TEAM Do you ever wonder what it’s like behind the scenes? Wonder what makes FUMC very successful in the audio and visual de- partment? Wish you could be a part of that success? Well then we want you on our team. Contact Fritz Amrhein at avtechdirector@FUMC- Clermont.org for more informaon. Looking forward to meeng you. WEEKDAY WORK WARRIORS TEAM: Do you have a few hours to serve at the church during the week? Like yard work? Painng? We need you! If you are interested in volunteering or geng more infor- maon email [email protected]. SAFETY AND SECURITY MINISTRY: We have a Safety and Security Ministry team and are looking for volunteers. If you have safety and security in your background or just have an interest, contact Larry Mathias for more informaon, [email protected]. SALTY SERVANTS: Remember to mark the aendance pad that you volunteered this week! CARING We care for each other “I’M NOT AN ADDICT. WHY SHOULD I ATTEND CELEBRATE RECOVERY?” Celebrate Recovery is for any kind of struggle in our lives. Less than 1/3 of the people who aend Cele- brate Recovery struggle with substance abuse--the rest come for an- ger, marriage struggles, adult children on drugs, overeang, stress, depression, anxiety, abuse, grief or loss, trauma from military, you name it! Many of us come because someone in our family is strug- gling. If a family member is struggling, it is affecng the whole family- and we need support too! Everyone needs recovery! Join us every Thursday at 7pm in Sanctuary. Youth 6-12th grade come join us for the Landing. Childcare is provided nursery to 5th grade. You can con- tact Tommy Moore at [email protected] for more informaon. We now have dinner before large group! Simple Dinners are $5 donaon per person in the Social Hall anyme from 5:30-6:45pm. WECARE TEAM: Are you or a loved one going into the hospital? Do you have a prayer request, or know anyone homebound who would like a visit from a pastor? Do you know anyone who is unable to drive to church services on Sunday? We care about you! Please let us know about your caring needs by calling the “WeCare Team!” at 352- 394-2412, ext. 216 or email: [email protected]. YOUNG WOMEN’S CANCER SUPPORT meets the second Monday of each month at 7pm in the Agape House. FOOD SERVICE MINISTRIES Caring through sharing and hospitality WEDNESDAY NIGHT FELLOWSHIP DINNER: New winter hours are 4:30-6:30pm in the Wesley Center. Join in fellowship for just $8 for adults and $4 for children ages 5-11, children 4 and under are free. Check out the website under “Wednesday Night Dinner” for the menu each week. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: We are looking for drivers for Meals on Wheels. If you are interested, or would like more informaon, please contact Dallis Wehr at [email protected] or by calling the church office. MEALS ON WHEELS/FOOD FOR FRIENDS: Our Food Ser- vices Ministry provides hot, nutrious meals to those in need. We are on a mission to enhance the quality of independent living by providing affordable, home-delivered meals, through a church-supported effort and caring volunteers. If you or someone you know is in need of a meal delivery service, regardless of age (such as someone homebound, wid- ow/widower that can’t prepare a meal, or someone recuperang from a medical condion), please email Dallis Wehr at foodservices@FUMC- Clermont.org or call 352-243-4016 for more informaon. Check out the Wesley Center’s website! fumcwesleycenter.com DID YOU KNOW General FUMC Information PICK UP YOUR YES! BAG: If you have given your life to Christ today, please pick up a YES! Bag from the Welcome Desk. It contains materials to help you get started on your journey with Christ and we want to walk alongside of you. IS THIS YOUR FIRST TIME VISITING US TODAY? Please stop by the Welcome Desk and pick up a Welcome Bag. It con- tains a lot of informaon on our Church. ASSISTIVE LISTENING DEVICES are available for services held in the Sanctuary. Units are located at the Welcome Center desk; please sign out and return when finished. FUMC CLERMONT broadcasts live from the Wesley Center on Sundays at the 9:30 and 11:11am services on YouTube. Please be aware there is a possibility that you could be photographed, filmed and/or otherwise recorded during live streaming. If you do not wish to be filmed, please ask an usher about alternave seang. SCENT FREE ZONES! We now have reserved seang for those with chemical sensivies. Please look for signs designang those are- as in the Sanctuary and Wesley Center. Please be kind and mindful to avoid those areas if you have used ANY TYPE OF SCENTED PRODUCT. LOST AND FOUND: There are “lost & found” areas behind the welcome desks in both the Sanctuary and Wesley Center. If you are looking for a lost item, it may be there. WESLEY CENTER LOBBY AND MOMMY ROOM TVs now stream the Sunday services at 9:30 and 11:11am. Our Mommy/ Quiet Room is a more private seng for mothers that may need to tend to their baby. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES are posted on our website as we have openings at www.fumc-clermont.org under the “New Here?” tab, then “Campus Info/Employment.” LENDING LIBRARY: Our lending library has been moved from the Hancock Building to the front room in the Asbury House. We hope you will go over and see what books we have; feel free to check out any books you find of interest.
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MISSIONS & OUTREACH
Reaching out to help others in need
MISSIONS TEAM: The Missions Team will be meeting on Mon-day, March 9, 7pm in the Asbury House. If you would like to be in-volved in missions, we hope you will join us. For more information con-tact Bunny Wilson or Pastor Deryck Sonaram at [email protected].
PEANUT BUTTER NEEDED: Our backpack ministry is in need of small jars of peanut butter. Please drop off in the red bins after church or at the church office. Small jars only as the children carry them home in their backpack.
SERVE THE CITY: March 28th Lincoln Park Community Event partnership with Clermont Police and other local organizations. Meet at 8am in the Social Hall to organize and pray before we head out to work. We will be cleaning yards and painting houses. Please let us know if you can come, email your contact information to [email protected].
ADULT MISSION TRIP JULY 18-24 Pastor Rick Sucher is leading an adult mission trip to the Dominican Republic. If you’d like to learn more, email Pastor Rick Sucher at [email protected]. We also have application forms in the church office.
AMERICAN INDIAN CHRISTIAN CIRCLE: Meets the third Sunday of every month in the Social Hall with a potluck supper at 4pm (bring a dish to share) and 5:30pm services.
DONATIONS NEEDED: Cancelled stamps and eyeglasses. These go to help veterans and those who can’t afford glasses. Please leave 1/4” around the stamp. Drop off items at the Narthex welcome desk or church office.
CONNECT
Building relationships
UMW CIRCLES We have morning, afternoon and evening Circles to try to accommodate everyone. Snow Birds are very welcome to come when they can. Daughters of Lydia Circle—Tues., 3/10, at 6pm, in the Social Hall. Lunch Bunch Circle—Wed., 3/11, at 11:30am, in the Upper Room. Morning Joy Circle—Wed., 3/18 at 9:30am, in the Upper Room. Young Women of God Circle—Sun. 3/15 at 5pm, in the Upper Room, with childcare provided. Circle of Grace—Tues. at 1pm, in the Upper Room. Please contact Jan Becherer at [email protected] or call 352-989-5306 with any questions.
“SWINGING INTO THE TWENTIES” UMW Spring Luncheon and Fashion Show March 21st at 10:30am in the Wesley Center. This is one of the primary ways UMW supports local missions and as in the past is a sold out event.
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER will be at South Lake Presbyterian Church in Clermont on Friday 3/6 at 10am. Everyone is invited to attend and a light lunch will be served.
WOMEN’S SPRING RETREAT sponsored by the East Central District will be Sat. 4/25 from 9am-1pm at FUMC of Tavares. All women are invited to attend. The theme will be “Incarcerated Women. What can we do?” See Celeste Hicks for more information.
MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) Meetings are held monthly on the 2nd and 4th Mondays, 9:30-11:30am, in the Wesley Center. For more information please email [email protected]. Childcare is pro-vided.
PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY: If you can knit or crochet, come join us as we make and pray over shawls and baby blankets to give to those who need hope. Please join us the first Monday of each month in the Upper Room, 1-3pm. Mark your calendar!
MERRY WIDOWS is a group of ladies who meet for lunch after the 11am Traditional service. If you would like to join them, they meet in the Narthex following the service to decide on a restaurant. Look for Judy Stambaugh or Carol Warren to find out where to join them.
WESLEY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY SPIRIT NIGHT Come support our school on Tuesday, March 10, 5-9pm at Moe’s Southwest Grill in Clermont Landing, next to Dollar Tree and Epic Movies. Be sure you let them know you are there for the WCA.
MEN’S BREAKFAST Mark you calendars for Saturday, March 14, 8am in the Wesley Center. The speaker will be Rev. Bill Delia.
METS MARCH MOVIE MATINEE Join us Wednesday, March 18th at 2pm in the Social Hall. We will be watching “Bad Women of the Bible, and What We Can Learn From Them”. Bring your own snacks and drinks, no need to RSVP just come enjoy fellowship and a good movie.
DAYS FOR GIRLS CLERMONT provides feminine hygiene kits and education to girls who would miss school otherwise. We will meet on Thursday, March 19, 9am-12noon in the Social Hall. Contact Karen Dwyer with questions at [email protected]. Check out our Facebook page at “Days for Girls Clermont FL Team” for a wish list.
METS (MEETIN, EATIN, TRAVELIN SENIORS) Silver Springs State Park in Ocala, Saturday, March 28th. We will be carpool-ing since we have not secured a bus driver. Please sign up in the church office by 3/23 and let them know if you can be a driver and take others in your car with you, or if you need a ride. Admission fee to is $8 per car and will be shared by riders in each car along with gas costs. There is a separate glass bottom boat tour which is $10 per person and the Silver River Museum and Education Center is $2 per person. There is a snack bar and sweet shop available in the park or guests can bring their own drinks and picnic lunch.
CPR, AED AND FIRST AID TRAINING Join us on Saturday, March 28, 8am-4pm, in the Upper Room. Please email Larry Mathias at [email protected] to register.
GROW
Learning through groups & classes
SUNDAY MORNING ADULT STUDY GROUPS Nursery & children’s programming available.
9:30am Searchers: Large group in the Social Hall
9:20am Friends ‘n Fellowship Bible Study: Upper Room
11am Boomers Bible Study: Upper Room
TUESDAY WOMEN’S STUDY GROUP: King’s Daughters meets Tuesday mornings at 9am in the Social Hall. Open to all women.
WEDNESDAY MEN’S STUDY GROUPS: Men’s Bible Study, meets at 6:30am, at the Clermont Fairfield Inn.
Men’s I-Stand Bible Study, 2nd & 4th Wednesdays, 7pm, in the Asbury House.
RAISING KIDS WITH LOVE & LOGIC: Parenting class led by David Benzel, Sunday’s in March, 5-6:30pm in the Social Hall.
CHILDREN’S HOME MONTH: Our congregation is invited to come visit the Children’s Home Campus on Saturday, March 28th. Gates open at 9am with tours of the campus, a special program performed by the kids and a picnic lunch. We will be using the church bus to take those who cannot drive over that day. Call the church office to reserve a seat by 3/17. Sunday March 29th will be our 5th Sunday giving Sunday for the Florida United Methodist Children’s Home. We hope you will consider supporting them. You can also text “SPARK” to 50155 to give.
EASTER SERVICES SAVE THE DATE: Palm Sunday 4/5 regu-lar service times and locations. Maundy Thursday with Communion 4/9 at 6:30pm in the Wesley Center. Good Friday 4/10 at 6:30pm in the Sanctuary. Easter Eve Saturday 4/11 at 6:30pm in the Wesley Center. Easter Sunday 4/12 regular service times and locations.
SERVE
Giving of your time and talents
WECARE BUS DRIVERS: We are in need of more people to drive the bus on Sunday mornings to bring shut-ins to church. No special skills are needed. If you are interested, please contact the church office.
WECARE CARD WRITERS: We are in need of some more card writers. We send cards to those who have requested prayers and visits to let them know they are loved. If this is something you can do we’d love to have you. All materials provided by WeCare. Contact Sherry Pi-lon, [email protected] to sign up and get more information.
WECARE SERVING OPPORTUNITIES: WeCare has two different serving opportunities and we hope you will be nudged to serve. The Visitation Team carries the Love of God and His People to those who are hospitalized, in nursing homes, rehab facilities and at home. The visits are made at least monthly, but sometimes more depending on the need. We provide training and all the supplies you need. For more infor-mation on the Visitation Team, contact Rev. David Paul, 352-638-5273. The Communion Team’s primary purpose has been to bring worship of our Lord to those unable to attend church. Music and the devotion are the essential needs to make our services meaningful. We have recently been asked to provide services for Superior’s Assisted-Living Residents. If you would like more information about the Communion Team and what they do, contact Clif Brown, 631-835-5343.
TECH TEAM Do you ever wonder what it’s like behind the scenes? Wonder what makes FUMC very successful in the audio and visual de-partment? Wish you could be a part of that success? Well then we want you on our team. Contact Fritz Amrhein at [email protected] for more information. Looking forward to meeting you.
WEEKDAY WORK WARRIORS TEAM: Do you have a few hours to serve at the church during the week? Like yard work? Painting? We need you! If you are interested in volunteering or getting more infor-mation email [email protected].
SAFETY AND SECURITY MINISTRY: We have a Safety and Security Ministry team and are looking for volunteers. If you have safety and security in your background or just have an interest, contact Larry Mathias for more information, [email protected].
SALTY SERVANTS: Remember to mark the attendance pad that you volunteered this week!
CARING
We care for each other
“I’M NOT AN ADDICT. WHY SHOULD I ATTEND CELEBRATE RECOVERY?” Celebrate Recovery is for any kind of struggle in our lives. Less than 1/3 of the people who attend Cele-brate Recovery struggle with substance abuse--the rest come for an-ger, marriage struggles, adult children on drugs, overeating, stress, depression, anxiety, abuse, grief or loss, trauma from military, you name it! Many of us come because someone in our family is strug-gling. If a family member is struggling, it is affecting the whole family-and we need support too! Everyone needs recovery! Join us every Thursday at 7pm in Sanctuary. Youth 6-12th grade come join us for the Landing. Childcare is provided nursery to 5th grade. You can con-tact Tommy Moore at [email protected] for more information. We now have dinner before large group! Simple Dinners are $5 donation per person in the Social Hall anytime from 5:30-6:45pm.
WECARE TEAM: Are you or a loved one going into the hospital? Do you have a prayer request, or know anyone homebound who would like a visit from a pastor? Do you know anyone who is unable to drive to church services on Sunday? We care about you! Please let us know about your caring needs by calling the “WeCare Team!” at 352-394-2412, ext. 216 or email: [email protected].
YOUNG WOMEN’S CANCER SUPPORT meets the second Monday of each month at 7pm in the Agape House.
FOOD SERVICE MINISTRIES
Caring through sharing and hospitality
WEDNESDAY NIGHT FELLOWSHIP DINNER: New winter hours are 4:30-6:30pm in the Wesley Center. Join in fellowship for just $8 for adults and $4 for children ages 5-11, children 4 and under are free. Check out the website under “Wednesday Night Dinner” for the menu each week.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: We are looking for drivers for Meals on Wheels. If you are interested, or would like more information, please contact Dallis Wehr at [email protected] or by calling the church office.
MEALS ON WHEELS/FOOD FOR FRIENDS: Our Food Ser-vices Ministry provides hot, nutritious meals to those in need. We are on a mission to enhance the quality of independent living by providing affordable, home-delivered meals, through a church-supported effort and caring volunteers. If you or someone you know is in need of a meal delivery service, regardless of age (such as someone homebound, wid-ow/widower that can’t prepare a meal, or someone recuperating from a medical condition), please email Dallis Wehr at [email protected] or call 352-243-4016 for more information.
Check out the Wesley Center’s website! fumcwesleycenter.com
DID YOU KNOW
General FUMC Information
PICK UP YOUR YES! BAG: If you have given your life to Christ today, please pick up a YES! Bag from the Welcome Desk. It contains materials to help you get started on your journey with Christ and we want to walk alongside of you.
IS THIS YOUR FIRST TIME VISITING US TODAY? Please stop by the Welcome Desk and pick up a Welcome Bag. It con-tains a lot of information on our Church.
ASSISTIVE LISTENING DEVICES are available for services held in the Sanctuary. Units are located at the Welcome Center desk; please sign out and return when finished.
FUMC CLERMONT broadcasts live from the Wesley Center on Sundays at the 9:30 and 11:11am services on YouTube. Please be aware there is a possibility that you could be photographed, filmed and/or otherwise recorded during live streaming. If you do not wish to be filmed, please ask an usher about alternative seating.
SCENT FREE ZONES! We now have reserved seating for those with chemical sensitivities. Please look for signs designating those are-as in the Sanctuary and Wesley Center. Please be kind and mindful to avoid those areas if you have used ANY TYPE OF SCENTED PRODUCT. LOST AND FOUND: There are “lost & found” areas behind the welcome desks in both the Sanctuary and Wesley Center. If you are looking for a lost item, it may be there.
WESLEY CENTER LOBBY AND MOMMY ROOM TVs now stream the Sunday services at 9:30 and 11:11am. Our Mommy/Quiet Room is a more private setting for mothers that may need to tend to their baby.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES are posted on our website as we have openings at www.fumc-clermont.org under the “New Here?” tab, then “Campus Info/Employment.”
LENDING LIBRARY: Our lending library has been moved from the Hancock Building to the front room in the Asbury House. We hope you will go over and see what books we have; feel free to check out any books you find of interest.
If you’re our guest today. . .
Welcome! We’re glad you’ve come and we hope you will come again.
Our Mission. . . We are to go make Disciples of Jesus Christ
for the Transformation of the world.
Our Vision. . . Encountering Christ, Growing in Christ,
Sharing Christ, Wherever we are.
We Believe. . . ~ There is one true God who created the world
and all that is in it,
~ Christ is our Savior who was crucified and defeated death,
~ Through Christ we receive abundant life and forgiveness of sins,
~ The Holy Spirit is God with us,
~ God created us to be loved and to enter a life-long relationship with Him,
~ The Church is the body of Christ and an extension of His life and ministry to the world,
~ The Bible is God’s Word and the authority for our faith and practice.
Learn more by visiting: FUMC-Clermont.org/AboutUs COULD WE PRAY FOR YOU? Fill out the prayer request form, contact the church office at 352-394-2412, or email [email protected]. To pray for others, visit the Welcome Center for a list. DO YOU HAVE KIDS? We have a wonderful Children’s Ministry “Connecting Kids to Christ” with Nursery for infants through age 2 & Sunday School for pre-K through 5th grade. Questions, contact [email protected] WANT TO WATCH THE SERMON AGAIN? Go to our website FUMC-Clermont.org and click on the watch a sermon box in the middle section of the home page. QUESTIONS? Visit FUMC-Clermont.org and go to “Contact Us,” to submit request or give us a call at 352-394-2412. NEED A BIBLE? Visit our Welcome Center to pick up a FREE Bible; located in the entry of both the Sanctuary and the Wesley Center. TRADITIONAL ALTAR FLOWERS Place flowers on the altar in memory of, or in honor of, a loved one or friend. The cost is $35. Call the church office to reserve your date for flowers. The flowers are yours to take home after the 11am service. MEMORIAL PRAYER GARDEN is a serene resting place for the cre-mains of those who loved the Lord, as well as, a tranquil place for prayer & meditation. If you would like to support the Garden, or for information on how to have cremains placed in the garden check our website under the “WeCare” tab.
Natalie Zook Children’s Minister
352-394-2412 x203
Sundays at 9:30 and 11am
(Birth-Pre-K): Downstairs in the Education Building (9:30/11:00)
(K-5th Grade): Upstairs in the Education Building (9:30)
(K-5th Grade): Downstairs in the Education Building (11:00)
FAMILY WORSHIP 1st Sunday 4-5th Grade attend Contemporary or Traditional Service
STUDENT MINISTRIES
CHILDREN’S MINISTRIES
Elementary theme: GOD VIEW: THE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE FORGIVENESS AND GOD’S CHARACTER, AS SHOWN THROUGH GOD’S BIG STORY. Throughout the Bible, we can read about the importance of forgiveness. Right from the start, God made a way for Adam and Eve to have a relationship with Him again. The same is true for us. No matter how much we mess up, God will always make a way to forgive us. When it comes to forgiveness, we can also look to Jesus, who chose to forgive even those who were crucifying Him. Because of God’s amazing forgiveness, we should work hard to forgive others.
CARING
We Care For Each Other
Preschool theme: Following the leader is definitely something preschoolers love and under-stand. What they need to learn is that throughout life there will be countless choices of leaders they can follow. We want them to know who the best leader is to follow. And that is Jesus! Jesus is the best leader we can follow! By the end of this m onth, when we ask preschoolers who can you follow, our prayer is that they will answer, I can follow Jesus. Why? Because Jesus loves us, and He will always lead us in the best way.
WORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Traditional—8:00 & 11:00am Sunday—Sanctuary Contemporary—9:30am Sunday—Wesley Center
Awaken Clermont —11:11am Sunday—Wesley Center Celebrate Recovery—7pm Thursday—Sanctuary
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CHILDREN’S CHOIR: Our Joyful Noise preschool choir and Hallelujah Singers elementary choir will be meeting every Sunday through March (except 3/15) to practice for
their performances during the 9:30, 11 and 11:11 services on Palm Sunday. For more information about our children’s choir, please email Natalie at
[email protected] or visit our website to sign up.
