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March 2010 | |
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Salty Service
Friday, March 12th will be "Salty Service Training Day" for the East Central District from 9 am to 4 pm at First UMC, Deland [Register Here]. Clergy and Mission Committees are urged to attend to hear Dr. Paul Chilcoate and other dynamic leaders share their expertise on our Wesleyan call to reaching out to those in need through Servant Ministries. From John Wesley's ministry in the Coal Mines of England to our current relief efforts in Haiti, United Methodists lead the way in helping to meet the needs of the poor and marginalized around the world.
As of Friday, February 19th, generous United Methodists and people of goodwill across the country and around the world contributed more than $12 million directly to UMCOR for our relief and recovery work in Haiti following the devastating January 12th earthquake. Donations sent to conference treasurer offices, once processed, will add to the tally. In the Florida Conference alone, contributions to our Florida Conference Treasurer have surpassed $400,000. Most Methodists have given directly to UMCOR and all of these funds go directly to the relief effort. Our Connectional Giving underwrites the organizational structure for UMCOR enabling them to provide transportation and coordination of relief efforts with other agencies.
The East Central District is organizing Mission Teams to work in Haiti with an informational meeting taking place on Saturday, March 20th from 10 am to 12 noon at Emmanuel Haitian in Orlando., 701 W. Concord Street, Orlando FL 32805. I invite you to send your Mission Coordinators to this important meeting to learn how your church might better respond with "hands on ministry" to Haiti in the very near future.
We are encouraging a partnership with Grace Children's Hospital in Port Au Prince, which is already designated as an Advance Special through UMCOR. There will be a District Wide opportunity to hear about Grace Children's Hospital on Sunday, June 13th at Emmanuel Haitian UMC, 701 W Concord St., Orlando, FL 32805 2-5pm. Rev. Lynne Austin, Board Member and Volunteer with Grace Children's Hospital will be the Speaker. These recent video links on You Tube will give you a glance of the ministry at Grace Children's Hospital along with their recovery efforts after the Earthquake. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEjo2ftsYDA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GI7YdXYKefU I am so proud of all that our Churches in the East Central District are doing to reach out to those in need, both here in Florida, and abroad. Thank you for being such faithful Salty Servants! I look forward to seeing you on March 12th at First UMC Deland for our Salty Service Day!
 I Love Being Your District Superintendent! Wayne
2 Timothy 1:7 "For God did not give us a spirit of timidity, but a spirit of power, of love and of self-discipline. |
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SAVE the DATE! Clergy Required to Attend!
EC Clergy Community Meeting
Thursday, October 14th 8:30 - 12:30 + lunch
University Carillon UMC, Oviedo
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2010 Church Anniversary |
According to the records in the archives, the following churches in the East Central District
are celebrating significant anniversaries this year and will be honored at annual conference:
150th Osteen
125th First, Winter Park
100th First, Bunnell
First, St. Cloud
75th Trinity, Orlando
50th Aloma, Winter Park. |
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REMEMBER TO REPORT! |
For complete information, click the icon above. The purpose of the MVS is to help congregations stay focused on the five practices of fruitful congregations and to track an indication of their effectiveness for each of these practices.
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Calendar of Reports Due March 31
Child/Youth Protection Policy adoption - Review & renew annually. Mail a signed copy of the Annual Review/Endorsement Renewal to the district office by March 31st. (Should the policy undergo major revisions, mail a complete copy to the district office).
Sexual harassment Policy adoption- Review & renew annually. Mail a signed copy of the Annual Review/ Endorsement Renewal to the district office by March 31st.(Should the policy undergo major revisions, mail a complete and signed copy to the district office).
Disaster Recovery Quick Resource Survey - New Survey available via the Church Login on the Conference website. (You will need your Church's user name and password to access Disaster Survey. Contact the District Office if you do not know it.) |
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Coffee & Conversation with Rev. Wayne Wiatt
A time for pastors to share their joys and concerns regarding the church and its direction. A space for listening and hearing, with opportunity for honest feedback.
Select from one of the following dates, times, and locations:
Tuesday, March 9 from 2p-4p: Christ UMC, Holly Hill - Rev. Joe Hofer Tuesday, March 30 from 10a-12noon: Azalea Park UMC, Orlando - Rev. Tony Chance Tuesday, May 4 from 10a-12noon: Grace UMC, Lake Mary - Rev. David Juliano Thursday, May 6 from 10a-12noon: First UMC, Winter Garden - Rev. Rusty Belcher Tuesday, May 11 from 2p-4p: University Carillon UMC, Oviedo - Rev. Joe MacLaren Tuesday, May 18 from 2p-4p: Trinity UMC, DeLand - Rev. John Campbell
Click the date above to RSVP for your selected event. |
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Candler's Dean, Dr. Jan Love Offers Clergy Forum
"Religion and Politics: Beyond Offense and Tolerance, A Meditation on 1 Corinthians 13"
Monday, March 15 at First UMC, Winter Park from 9:30 am - 12 noon We live in an era of political polarization when shouting matches often drown out genuine conversation and reasoned discussion. At times our churches and the wider Christian community suffer divisions so deep that we hardly recognize each other as followers of Christ. Is it possible to hold true to our basic convictions without being offensive to others? Is it possible to engage our differences constructively rather than simply tolerating those with whom we passionately disagree? This session will focus on bible study as a means of addressing the challenge of moving beyond offense and tolerance. |
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Reception for Attorneys to Discuss JFON
Thursday, March 25 at District Parsonage, Orlando
Rev. Wayne Wiatt is inviting attorneys from the United Methodist Churches to a reception on Thursday, March 25, from 5 to 7 pm at the District Parsonage (1123 Buckwood Dr, Orlando, 32806).
This will be a casual gathering to meet each other and to learn about the work of Justice For Our Neighbors, a free immigration legal services ministry in the East Central District.
Please help us get the word to attorneys in your congregation about this opportunity.
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Workshop aims at increasing Salty Service
Friday, March 12 at First United Methodist Church, Deland
 This workshop will help congregational leaders learn practical strategies for joining Jesus in mission to the least, the last and the lost. This Salty Service event is the fourth in a series of events focusing on the five discipling practices of effective congregations known as "The Methodist Way." Paul Chilcote will be the keynote speaker. Chilcote is professor of Historical Theology and Wesleyan Studies at Ashland Theological Seminary in Ashland, Ohio.
Participants will have the opportunity to choose two breakouts. Some of the topics for these sessions include helping church leaders find what community needs exist; being in ministry with the poor; prison ministry; adopting a neighborhood school; ending childhood hunger; mission trips with a difference; disaster response; and earth care. [Click Here] for the brochure.
The event will start with registration at 9 a.m. and end by 4 p.m. Cost to attend is $45 and includes snacks and lunch. Online registration is available through the Florida Conference Website [click here]. For more information, contact Vicky Rivera at the Florida Conference at victoria.rivera@flumc.org. |
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Couples spiritual retreat offered  March 12-14 & March 19-21 at LEC in Fruitland Park
An opportunity for couples to spend time with each other and with the Lord waits at the 2010 Couples Spiritual Retreats, March 12-14 and March 19-21. Sponsored by the Florida Conference United Methodist Men, each weekend retreat centers on the theme, "In Jesus' Name."
Held in Fruitland Park at the beautiful Life Enrichment Center, the retreats feature praise time, plenary sessions and breakout sessions, offering time to take your discipleship deeper. Topics include: "A Jewish Love Story," with Ed Diaz looking at the wedding customs of Jesus' day and how they are interwoven into the picture of Jesus' second coming; John Riley asking the question, "Are there many doors to the hallway of heaven, or just one?"; "Was Jesus at your wedding?" with the Rev. Harold Lewis; digging deep into Jesus' prayer life by looking at the Gospel of Luke, with the Rev. Charley Reeb; and the Rev. Debbie Nelson exploring the powerful "dance of the Trinity" in our everyday lives.
Registrations are still available for both weekend retreats. Costs vary depending on length of stay, where you stay, and how many meals you need while on-site. A full-color brochure that you can print and share with your church is [found here]. Additional information and registrations forms may be downloaded at www.ummflconf.org. |
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You are invited to be a part of an informative and challenging opportunity, RECOVER THE PASSION!
Join us on March 20, 2010 from 9:00 A.M.- 3:00 P.M.
The United Methodist Church of Sun City Center, Florida
Dr. John Wigger, author of two 2 books focusing on the lives of the early Methodists in this country, will be the featured speaker at RECOVER THE PASSION! This event is an opportunity to learn about Methodism in the early days of our country, exploring the influence of Methodism on the wider culture to better understand the dynamics of Methodist growth in the United States. Hear how the organizational genius, culturally adapted theology and passionate spirituality of Francis Asbury combined with indispensable and zealous lay men and women to ensure that Methodist preaching, teaching and sacraments reached the remotest communities of a young and expanding nation, while linking them to a national religious community.
The cost is $25. Lunch is included. Registration is limited, so return your check promptly. To RECOVER THE PASSION!, The United Methodist Church of Sun City Center, 1210 Del Webb Blvd., Sun City Center, Fl. 33573. |
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Day camping ministry training offered
March 19-20, 2010 at LEC in Fruitland Park
If your church currently offers day camping ministry to the children in your community, or would like to find out more about this exciting way to reach out to others, the Florida Conference's offices of Justice and Outreach Ministries and Camps and Retreat Ministries has something to help.
On March 19-20, these offices are partnering to offer a gathering and training for those leaders in agencies and churches that are currently offering or are seeking to offer day camping to children in their community. The event will be at the Life Enrichment Center in Fruitland Park, starting with dinner on Friday evening and a time of worship, and then spending Friday night through Saturday afternoon learning in cohort groups about such topics as working with children in generational poverty, staffing, discipline, and curriculum.
There is some funding available for this event, so cost will be either free or minimal. If you are interested in attending, please e-mail Tammy Fisher at tfisher@flumc.org. |
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Coach Training Opportunities in 2010
 2010 Coach Training Schedule and Endorsement Process
Core Essentials Training Event Schedule
Biblical Coaching Foundations: March 16-17, 2010
Definition; Distinctions; Establishing the coaching relationship; Coaching Skill Set; Coaching Processes/Models; Coaching Competencies Overview.
Advanced/Team Coaching: April 26-27
Introduction to Team Coaching; Groups vs. teams; Types of Teams; Team structures; Phases of Team Development; Coaching roles; Building a Behavioral Covenant; Coaching Skills for Teams and groups; Team Dysfunctions; Coaching the Dysfunctions; Team Practices & Character.
Leadership Coaching: May 18-19
Self-Leadership; Value Systems; Developing a Mission Statement; Creating an Empowering Environment; Leadership Skills; Leadership Models; Character Formation; Coaching for Leadership.
Process for Coaching Endorsement
1. Satisfactory Completion of Core Training Events
2. Approved application for specialized endorsement training
3. Interview for specialized training selection
4. Satisfactory Completion of Endorsement training
5. Thirty (30) hours of documented coaching experience (paid or unpaid).
6. Written Assessment-basic coaching competency skills
7. Demonstrated competency in live coaching session monitored by Mentor Coach
8. Five (5) hours of being coached by a Mentor Coach.
Please Note:
The completion of the Core Essentials Curriculum will provide the participant with a skill set that will be valuable in pastoral and lay leadership roles. However, this participation does not in and of itself guarantee selection for specialized training or endorsement as a Coach by the Florida Conference of the United Methodist Church. Selection is based on application and Interview.
Training Costs:
2-day events: $200 (includes hotel stay with breakfast, lunches, snacks, workbook materials, textbooks/resources). For those not needing overnight accommodations the cost is $150)
1-day events: $75 (includes lunch, snacks, workbook materials and textbooks/resources when applicable).
Mentor Coaches receive the standard Conference coaching fees of $50 per hour of coaching.
If you have questions, concerns, comments - don't hesitate to contact me! kshockley@flumc.org or 407-896-2230x 101. |
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Young adult gathering coming April 16-17
An event for young adults in the Florida Conference at First UMC of Winter Park
 "Reclaim: A Gathering for Young Adults" is being sponsored by the Young Adult Table of the Network of Ministry to Young People and the Florida Conference of The United Methodist Church. Reclaim is a two-day event at First United Methodist Church in Winter Park specifically for young adults in their 20's or 30's, married or single, who are searching to claim their place in the mission of the church. There will be seminars about starting a young adult ministry, and inspiring messages from campus ministers and young adult pastors from all over the state.
We strongly encourage you to send at least one or two young adults from your congregation, even if you do not have a specific young adult ministry. Reclaim will be a time of awakening for all who attend! We also want to ask you to partner with us in spreading the word about this event. Thanks for helping us spread the word about Reclaim; we'll see you there! |
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Warren Willis Summer Camp tweaks schedule:
offers additional week
Do in part to the public school calendars in Florida this year, a minor shift in the summer camping schedule at Warren Willis Camp was needed. Thus, the first week of camp will now begin on June 14, and the last week of camp will begin August 9. That means an additional week of summer camp is being offered this summer. Week 10, August 9 to 14, is now open and available for registration.
All weeks of camp begin on a Monday and end on Saturday morning. If you have already registered for weeks 2 through 9 of summer camp you WILL NOT be affected by this change; no further action is needed on your part.
The list of camp weeks is now:
Week 2: June 14-19
Week 3: June 21- 26
Week 4: June 28- July 3
Week 5: July 5-10
Week 6: July 12- 17
Week 7: July 19- 24
Week 8: July 26- July 31
Week 9: August 2-7
Week 10: August 9-14
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Advocacy at Children's Week: Show Up 2 Speak Out!
April 11-13, 2010 at Trinity UMC, Tallahassee
 In April, the 15th Annual Children's Week Celebration will be held in Tallahassee in partnership with FLUMC Coalition for Advocacy and Ministry with Children (The Children's Coalition), Florida Conference Global Mission and Justice Committee, and Conference United Methodist Women. Florida Advocacy Days (FAD) presents opportunities to be a social witness for those who are unable to speak for themselves and includes providing a vocal presence with local, state, and federal decision-makers.
FAD offers a time for a network of Methodist citizens to boldy work together in shaping public policy. It is a forum to empower local church members to take their Christian concrns for the "least of these" to their legislators' offices and engage these goverment officials around specific issues that can reduce the suffering of impoverished children and their families. In addition, FAD provides detailed information and advocacy training regarding legislative issues, such as hunger, health care, and housing.
REGISTRATION COST: $70 (includes 4 meals and Advocacy Materials). Please pray and plan now for your participation. For more information contact:
Tammy Fisher, Project Coordinator; Phone (800) 282-8011, Ext. 182; or email tfisher@flumc.org
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Safe Sanctuaries Spring Training at Zellwood UMC April 24, 2010 from 9 AM to 12 Noon provided by Kim Shockley
Zellwood UMC, 5538 Jones Ave, Zellwood, FL 32798
A Fresh Start for Safety - This 3-hour workshop will be an opportunity for training on the Annual Conference's new policy for Safe Sanctuaries (Child & Youth Protection). Experience the "musts and shoulds" of the new policy and learn how to interact with this policy and your own programs. Come prepared to wholly participate so that you leave the workshop with a good start on your congregation's 2010 policy.
NOTE: The Child Protection Policy Template was revised in December 2009. Changes include the addition of information related to on-line safety, clergy confifdentiality, and reporting requirements as well as other revisions. We recommend you review the entire policy template. |
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Summer Mission Intern applications now accepted
Deadline for applications is April 9, 2010
Summer Mission Interns serve in a variety of outreach ministry settings throughout Florida, with a focus being on community day camps and United Methodist district outreach agencies. A $2,000 stipend is awarded to each intern for their 10 weeks of service which runs generally from June 7 through Aug. 13 (this varies with the placement). Internship applications are accepted from students and young adults, ages 19 through 28.
In the summer of 2009, the second year of this program, 12 Summer Mission Interns participated at placements with Christians Reaching Out to Society (C.R.O.S. Ministries), the East Central District outreach ministries in Orlando, Sons of Thunder Day Camp in Titusville, and the NE District outreach ministries in Jacksonville.
The application is available online [Click Here]. Download and print the application then mail it to David Berkey, 1140 McDonald Ave., Lakeland, FL 33801; or fax to 863-688-7233. For more information, e-mail dberkey@flumc.org, or call 800-282-8011, Ext. 140. |
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Church voluntarily closes, paves way for new growth
By Jenna De Marco | Jan. 7, 2010
 Members of Grace United Methodist Church in Orlando may well be remembered for living up to the church's name. They voted to close the 50-year-old church and sell the property to Orange County Public Schools for reconstruction and expansion of adjacent Evans High School "after it became clear a financial crossroads had arrived," said the Rev. Dr. Wayne Wiatt, superintendent of the East Central District. Members made the decision across a period of about six months - far less time than the typical two or three years needed by most churches, Wiatt said. The final service was Dec. 27.
Several factors, including decreased membership, contributed to the relatively quick decision to close. Chief among them was an opportunity to sell the church property for about $1.3 million to Orange County Public Schools. The school system needed more space for reconstruction and expansion of adjacent Evans High School, a landmark in a community that has experienced many cultural shifts in the past 50 years.
"The irony is that Evans High School housed them for a period of time (when the church launched), and we are returning a favor," said the Rev. Dr. Walker Walker, pastor at Grace and Solid Rock United Methodist churches. "Probably, we are making a greater sacrifice, but we are touching so many lives - parents, children and the community, which stands to benefit greatly from that sacrifice." [Read Article] |
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Foundation Offers Financial Seminar for Clergy
 April 29 - May 1, 2010
Beginning this spring the Foundation will add a new financial workshop to its educational curriculum with the introduction of "Now You Tell Me: A Clergy Guide to Personal and Church Finance." According to Foundation President Tom Marston, the course is designed to help clergy acquire financial management skills that are sorely missing in seminary training but are absolutely essential to success.
The seminar is an intensive three-day workshop set for April 29 - May 1 in Orlando. It will lay out the basics of personal and church finance, including how to develop a theology of money. Topics covered include fundamentals of finance and financial planning, church finance, stewardship and the cultural challenges facing clergy and the church. Workshop leaders include Foundation and Conference staff and outside professionals with wide-ranging expertise on financial matters. Continuing Education credits will be offered.
"Because the sessions on personal finance impact families," Marston said, "we encourage couples to attend this seminar together." Cost is $195 for couples and $125 for single attendees. Tuition covers overnight accommodations, workshop sessions and materials and most meals. Under special circumstances, scholarships are available.
The seminar will be held at The Marriott Courtyard in the Marriott Village at Lake Buena Vista, 8623 Vineland Avenue, Orlando, 32821. |
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AC2010 EC District Pre-Conference Orientations
Tues., May 4 @ College Park UMC, Orlando from 6:30 - 8:30 pm
Thurs., May 6 @ Tomoka UMC, Ormond Beach from 6:30 - 8:30 pm
Lay and Clergy Members of the 2010 Annual Conference are encouraged to attend one of two East Central District Pre-Conference Orientations. New this year, Annual Conference Workbooks will be mailed to the local church and should arrive the first week of May. Please bring your workbook with you to the orientation.
A quick review of key topics for Annual Conference 2010 will be covered at the orientation, including the proposed 2011 Conference Budget. |
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Community Building Event: reBUILD HAITI
Response to Haiti Earthquake: June 13th from 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. at Emmanuel Haitian Mission
 Over the past month we have been moved and troubled deeply by the difficulties faced by folks living in the poorest nation in our hemisphere struggling with such unspeakable devastation. So far the best way to help has been to donate funds. Church members have responded generously throughout our district, raising thousands of dollars for those in Haiti and creating awareness of the need. Efforts at First UMC of Winter Park to raise funds and awareness led to meeting with International Child Care (ICC) Board Member Rev. Lynne Austin and Rev. Eliantus Valmyr of Emmanuel Haitian Mission about ways to build community among our churches here in the East Central District in order to help rebuild communities in Haiti. We are planning a very special event to which Rev. Eliantus Valmyr and Rev. Bob Bushong invite you and your congregations. We hope you will join us in this effort on June 13, 2010. |
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Conference for small church effectiveness May 10-11
Workshop with Eddie Hammett at Hinton Rural Life Center
As a mission agency of the Southeast Jurisdiction, the Hinton Rural Life Center has been helping pastors and laity leaders in small churches for almost 50 years. Eddie Hammett, renowned author of Reaching People Under 40 While Keeping People Over 60, will lead this vital workshop.
We are here to help. Contact us if you have any questions concerning this conference or if we can help you work with small churches. Check out our website at www.hintoncenter.org. |
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Credit Union Celebrates 50th Anniversary
 This year marks the 50th Anniversary of your Credit Union. We're celebrating our strength and continued financial success by offering our members some of the most affordable vehicle and mortgage loans available. Now through April 30, members can take advantage of the following loan options:
RETHINKAutos: Finance a new or sued vehicle through the Credit Union and for every $10,000 borrowed up to a maximum of $30,000 or more, we'll reduce your loan rate by 1/2 %.
RETHINKMortgages: If you purchase a new home or refinance the one you own through the Credit Union, we will lower the origination fee of 1% to 1/2%. With mortgage rates at all time lows, financing or refinancing now will give you extra money to spend for the other necessities in your life including the ministries you support while you avoid huge application fees, closing costs, and a pre-payment penalty fee. Also, until April 30, we are lowering the rates on our Home Equity Loans by 1/2%.
Call 800-282-9368(Georgia) or 866-687-2136(Florida) and we'll help you RETHINK your Finances. You can also visit our website at www.unitedmethodistcu.com for more information and our current loan rates. But hurry, these loan options are available only until April 30, 2010. |
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Mar 9: Coffee & Conversation w/DS, Christ UMC, Holly Hill, 2-4p
Mar 12: Salty Service Workshop, First UMC, Deland, 9a-4p, Cost $45
Mar 18: EC dCOM, Asbury UMC, Maitland, 9:30a-3:30p Mar 19-21: Confirmation Retreat, Warren W. Willis Camp, Fruitland Park
Mar 20: Haiti Mission Team Organization Meeting, Emmanuel Haitian UMC, Orlando, 10a -12p
Mar 30: Coffee & Conversation w/DS, Azalea Park UMC, 10a-12p
Apr 11-13: Florida Advocacy Days, Children's Week, Tallahasse Capitol
Apr 22: EC dCOM, Asbury UMC, Maitland, 9:30a-3:30p
Apr 22: UMM District Quarterly Dinner Meeting, Seville UMC, 6:30p
Apr 24: Child & Youth Protection Training, Zellwood UMC, 9a-12p Apr 25: Bethune Cookman Concert Choral Performance, Trinity UMC, Orlando, 4p
May 2: Announcement Sunday: appointments communicated by SPRC Chairs. May 4: Coffee & Conversation w/DS, Grace UMC, Lake Mary, 10a-12p
May 4: Pre-Conference Orientation, College Park UMC, Orlando, 6:30-8:30p
May 6: Coffee & Conversation w/DS, First UMC, Winter Garden, 10a-12p
May 6: Pre-Conference Orientation, Tomoka UMC, Ormond Beach, 6:30-8:30p May 11: Coffee & Conversation w/DS, University Carilon UMC, Oveido, 2-4p
May 18: Coffee & Conversation w/DS, Trinity UMC, Deland, 10a-12p
May 27: EC dCOM, Asbury UMC, Maitland, 9:30a-3:30p
Jun 10-12: Florida Annual Conference, Lakeland, FL
Jun 11: District Breakfast at Annual Conference for all Laity & Clergy + spouses
Jun 13: ReBuild Haiti Gathering, Emmanuel Haitian UMC, 2-5p
Jun 29: Moving Day for Pastors
July 22: UMM District Quarterly Dinner Meeting, Edgewater UMC, 6:30p, Contact Steve Mauldin at (386) 738-3884or steveandteeter@bellsouth.net, or Edgewater Church office 386-428-6552
Aug 11: EC Welcome Party for Clergy. Time and Location TBA
Sep 17-18: Lay Servant Ministry: A Weekend of Learning. Tuskawilla UMC, Casselberry.
Sep 18: EC dCOM, Asbury UMC, Maitland, 9:30a-3:30p
Oct 14: EC Clergy Community Meeting, University Carillon, Oviedo, 8:30a-1:30p
Oct 21: EC dCOM, Asbury UMC, Maitland, 9:30a-3:30p
Oct 21: EC UMM District Quarterly Dinner Meeting, 6:30p, Location TBA
Nov 18: EC dCOM, Asbury UMC, Maitland, 9:30a-3:30p
Dec 4: Christmas Open House for Clergy Families at the Wiatt's Home. 11a-2p
Dec 16: EC dCOM, Asbury UMC, Maitland, 9:30a-3:30p |
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