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Hey Asbury, I’m Josh and by the time you are reading this I will be one of your former pastoral in-terns. No, I am not planning to commit some act which will lead to my firing. Actually my ten week internship here at Asbury is coming to a close. I hope I got the chance to meet you during this summer. It was certainly a gift to meet and talk to so many of you. I’m naturally an introverted person and I’m not keen on sharing about myself. Howev-er, since I’m gone now I will take this time to tell you a bit of my story. There were three big moments in my faith journey that occurred during my childhood and adoles-cent years (three is a biblical number afterall). The first occurred in fifth grade at a week-long summer camp in Georgia called Centri-kid. This certainly wasn’t the first time I’d heard the Gospel, but it was the first time that it stuck with me. I consider this to be the first time that I understood and accepted the good news of the message of Christ. The second moment occurred at another summer camp called Revive, this one in Alabama. I was in seventh grade at the time and I specifically remember a powerful worship service that was filled with ambient guitar, pounding drums, and def-initely some Holy Spirit. Something about the emotion during this service brought me to realize that faith is a relationship and part of that relationship is the deliberate seek-ing of God through spiritual practices (prayer, worship, scripture, etc.). After this expe-rience I began to work some of those practices into my daily life. The third big faith moment took place in Quito, Ecuador during the summer before my senior year of high school. While kicking around a soccer ball, speaking in broken Spanish, and mixing concrete by hand with others in my youth group I realized that faith is an ac-tion. More importantly, I learned that to have faith means to show love and to be in community with others— both Christian and non-Christian. A theme for my life at the moment is “breadcrumbs”. In other words, I take a step and grab the breadcrumb in front of me, and then I look up for the next breadcrumb and take another step and grab the next one, etc. I took a step and came to UCF, which lead me to the Wesley college ministry, which lead me to be a counselor for a sum-mer and a half at Warren Willis UM Camp, which lead me to spend another month in Ecuador, which lead me to be on the Wesley leadership team at UCF, which lead me here to Asbury UMC in Maitland to be a pastoral intern. What a wonderful breadcrumb this summer has been for me. I am truly grateful to have gotten the opportunity to serve and worship with this church. What an encour-agement you all have been! I fully believe that God has used this summer to equip me for the next breadcrumb in my life. Continue to be a faithful church, which loves each other and loves your interns, as you know the love of Jesus Christ and pass it on! (insert Pastor Mike fist pump!) Peace and Blessings, Josh Langford

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To know the love of Jesus Christ and pass it on!

For week of 7/28/2019 Expected income as of this date $675,450.00 Income received as of this date $665,558.00

Worship attendance this date 438 Sunday School attendance this date 102

Our Stewardship

The Rider is the newsletter of Asbury United Methodist Church in Maitland, FL. The Rider is NORMALLY

published MONTHLY on the second Tuesday of the month. The next issue of the Rider will

be mailed on Tuesday, September 10th, 2019. Deadline for submittals is CLOSE OF

BUSINESS, on Tuesday, September 3rd, 2019, by email to: [email protected].

YOU CAN HELP THE RIDER TO GO GREEN. IF YOU ARE RECEIVING THIS BY MAIL, YOU CAN HELP THE CHURCH TO SAVE ON PRINTING AND POSTAGE BY

READING THE RIDER ONLINE, AT www.asburymaitland.org or by picking up your printed copy in the narthex. Thanks for your help!

WELCOME TAMARA ALEXANDER, DIRECTOR OF TRADITIONAL WORSHIP MUSIC: Though born in Newburgh, NY, Tamara's childhood home is Long-wood, Fl. She grew up in the United Methodist Church watching her mother lead music and worship through organ and choir directing. While her family attended Zellwood UMC, she recalls that "some of my fondest memories are of singing with my family in church!" She is a graduate of Winter Park High School and the Hartt School in Connecticut where she attained a Bachelor's Degree in music (vocal performance). In addition to working on church staffs in music ministry, Tamara has worked with public school students in mu-

sic, preparing many to perform musicals and training many vocalists as well. She has also been leading traditional worship singing at Asbury for the past year. She is a busy mother of 2 young children, Braeden (3) and baby Aislyn, and wife of Lance. She writes, "I’m excited to create new ensembles and ex-periment with a fresh and challenging repertoire! The youth are such an im-portant part of the church, therefore, I am eager to start a youth vocal ensem-ble along with other performance groups! I hope with God’s help, to bring us together musically and spiritually through song!" Welcome, Tamara!



UPCOMING AT ASBURY WEDNESDAY NIGHT LIVE Every Wednesday night September 4th thru November 20th, 2019 Meal service begins at 5:00 pm until 6:15 pm Cost is $5.00 for adults $3.00 for children $13.00 maximum for family of four or more Vesper service at 6:00 in the chapel

LOOK FOR THE NEW CLASS INFO PAMPHLET IN THE NARTHEX OR

FELLOWSHIP HALL

PRAYER MINISTRY: Our prayer ministry team is a vital ministry for our church. They meet once a month as a group and then someone prays over our prayer requests in the chapel every day. The next meeting will be held on Wednesday, August 28th at 1:30 pm in the Welcome Friends class room. If you feel led to be a member of this ministry, please contact Mavis Treat at 407-739-5009.

YES GROUP: Our Young Energetic Seniors meet on the second Tuesday of each month in the fellowship hall beginning at 12:00 pm. Everyone from the age of 50 and over is invited to join us. The next get together will be Tuesday, September 10th. The meal will be ham & egg quiche, fruit cup, biscuit, orange blueberry dutch ba-by. The program will be The Space Coast Quartet.

SEEING GRAY IN A WORLD OF BLACK AND WHITE

During Wednesday Night Live there will be a video study called “Seeing Gray in a World of Black and White” by renowned Methodist Pastor and Theologian, Adam Hamilton, which advocates seeking common ground in an increasingly polarized and often divisive world. Hamilton’s approach, first published in 2008, is even more applicable in 2019. Hamilton encourages us to unite scripture, tradition, experience and reason in the Wesleyan tradi-tion of practicing scriptural and social holiness in every aspect of our lives. In the study, we will explore the interpretation of the Bible, Beliefs, and the Spiritual Journey and how, as Christians, we can apply these to every aspect of our journey, including the Workplace, Business, Church, Social/Sports Events, Politics, Ethics and Morality. For more infor-mation please contact David Vatcher at [email protected] or 407 616 8514. Please let David or the office know if you plan to join the class as we need to order books which cost approximately $14.



Walgreens will be on our Asbury campus on Sunday, Septem-ber 15th, 8:00 am-1:00 pm, in room 10, giving the flu shot

and the pneumonia shot. All covered by insurance. 18 and over only. Get your shot!

Flu season begins in October.

COMMUNION FOR SHUT-INS: At Asbury we believe that all people are invited to be a part of what God is doing. One way we live out this truth is through sharing com-munion. If you know of a church member who would like to receive communion and is unable to come to church, please let the church office know at 407-644-5222.

Our PETAL PUSHER team thanks you for all the contributions of small vases and cards! Keep them coming! We would love to have you join us if your Mondays are free and you’d like to pass on the Love of Jesus that you know so well to people in our church family who have recently experi-enced a difficult time. Florist experience is not necessary nor is craftiness with scissors and glue! Just a heart full of love and a desire to serve our Lord. Call Christen Cavanaugh at 321-663-0983 or the church office if you feel that nudge from Above!

ASBURY WORSHIP CHOIR

LOOKING FOR SOME ENTHUSIASTIC SINGERS

Please take a moment to answer these simple questions: 1. Do you like to sing? 2.Can you sing with other people?

3. When you sing, do people smile for the right reasons? If you can answer “yes” to at least two of these questions, then this may be the time for you to test drive the Asbury Worship Choir. A test drive allows you to attend a few rehearsals, sit with people who enjoy singing and decide if this ministry is right for you. Join us in the choir room every Wednesday night at 6:45 pm. We rehearse until 8:15 pm. Rehearsals begin August 14th. Feel free to call the church office or talk with any choir member for in-formation. We’d love to have you join us in leading our church body in worship. Tamara Alexander-Music Director

SANCTUARY ANGELS: We are pleased to have 3 teams of 2 volunteers each to alternate straightening Asbury's sanctuary Mondays after Sunday church services. WANTED: Two more volunteers to be a team. It's an easy job to collect attendance sheets, replenish supplies in pews & straighten sanctuary. If you would be interested please call Betty Kendall 407-951-6479 or email at [email protected].




FOLLOW ASBURY VIA SOCIAL MEDIA - Facebook: Asbury United Methodist Church Maitland, Asbury Kids, Rooted AUMC Youth. NEW WIFI: Look for Asbury Guest and the password is AsburyGuest.

Sharing And Caring (SAC) Schedule 2019 ____________________________________________________________

AUGUST MONDAY, Aug 19th—Game Day in conference room—1:00 pm MONDAY, Aug 26th—Monthly meeting, lunch (bring sandwich), Bingo if desired, in parlor—11:30 am

SEPTEMBER MONDAY, Sept. 2nd—CANCELLED, NO GAME DAY due to Labor Day, church office is closed. MONDAY, Sept. 9th—Olive Garden—Winter Park—11:30 am MONDAY, Sept. 16th—Game Day in conference room—1:00 pm MONDAY, Sept. 23rd—Monthly meeting, lunch (bring sandwich), Bingo if desired, in parlor– 11:30 am SAC (SHARING AND CARING) INVITATION FOR WOMEN WHO ARE WIDOWED, DIVORCED, OR SINGLE: Come meet for lunch & fellowship through the SAC Group the 2nd Monday of the month at 11:30 am. We meet at restaurants. Call Margaret Williams 407-767-5436 or Shirley Ashley 407-645-1612.

There is no cost for Asbury members. Please register with the church office. Event will be held in the church fellowship hall.

ADVENT DEVOTIONAL: Even though schools have just returned from summer vacation and Advent is more than 3 months away, we need to start preparing for the Advent Devotional. Contributions need to be received by Mid October so that editing, collating and publishing can be completed before Sunday, November 17th. The format is very simple: Title; Scriptural Text, Message (not more than 250 words), Prayer. Therefore, whether you have been a prior contributor, or whether you are inspired to prepare an Advent Devotion for the first time, we

ask you to prayerfully consider contributing to this publication which brings so much joy to members of Asbury and to the community beyond. For more information, including an example from a previous year, please contact David Vatcher via email [email protected] or via cell 407-616-8514.




BUDS & BLOSSOMS: We’re “bloomin’ for Jesus.” Join us on Sunday mornings in Room 16 for Kids’ Worship from 9:30 to 10:30 and 11:00 to 12:00. We are seeking volunteers during the 9:30 and 11:00 ser-vices to assist or lead Sunday school lessons. Please contact Jessi-ca via email at [email protected].

ASBURY KIDS

2019 PRESCHOOL ASBURY EARLY LEARNING CENTER: Registration is open however there is a waiting list at this time as all the classes are full. For more info contact Alison McAleenan via email at [email protected].

KIDVENTURE CLUB: Hey kids! Make new friends and do fun ac-tivities, while learning about really cool Bible events. Kindergarten-5th graders welcome! Wednesday nights during Wednesday Night Live. 6:30-7:30 pm in Room 16, beginning September 4th. We will be stud-ying the Fruits of the Spirit.

REMIND 101: For updates and reminders for the Children ’s Ministry, go to Remind101.com and put in the class code: e262g2




Join the fun on Sundays and Wednesdays!

Sunday morning youth will be starting a new series called “Kickin’ It Old School”

They meet in the youth room from 9:30 to 11:00 am.

Wednesdays will continue from 6:00 to 8:00 pm, however there will be NO YOUTH GROUP on Wednesday, August 14th.

Beginning August 18th, the High School students will resume having their own group on Sunday nights.

Middle School students will continue meeting weekly on Wednesday nights.

REMIND 101: For updates and reminders for the Youth Ministry, go to Remind101.com and put in the class code: 87e3g3



Asbury Women's Book Club

All women are invited to this once a month book club. The group meets on the 3rd Thurs-day of each month in the parlor at 10:30 am. The book for September is Night of Miracles written by Elizabeth Berg.

WOMEN’S CIRCLE MEETINGS HANNAH LEADER: ANNE PENNINGTON 2ND FRIDAY AT 9:30 AM—PARLOR MARY MARTHA LEADER: JOAN KESSLER 2ND WEDNESDAY AT 10:00 AM—PARLOR RUTH LEADER: CAMILLE PIERING 3RD MONDAY AT 7:00 PM—PARLOR

PLASTIC BAGS: The UMW is so grateful for our

amazing church family and all the plastic grocery bags

you’ve brought in. We will continue to collect bags

throughout the summer. APP (Asbury’s Plarn Project)

or Asbury’s Bag Ladies will officially launch the first

Wednesday of WNL, September 4th. This is a church

wide Intergenerational Project. We are excited to be sharing an opportuni-

ty to save the planet while providing a sleeping mat for the homeless.

Start saving your treasures for the UMW Rum-mage sale. Dates for collection are Sunday, No-vember 3rd thru Wednesday, November 6th. Asbury sale will be Wednesday, November 6th and public sale will be Friday and Saturday, No-vember 8th and 9th.

UMW District Annual Meeting: October 19, 2019, is the 13th Annual East Central District meeting at First UMC, Oviedo, FL. Registration is $12.00 which covers lunch and annual book. $2.00 if attending meeting only.



of Asbury

The next visit, by Asbury men, to the Orlando Union Rescue Mission will be Sunday, August 18th David Vatcher will be the speaker. We meet in the

church fellowship hall parking lot and leave at 6:15 pm. Please place toiletries in the containers, in the narthex, for the men and women clients of the mission. Contact: Bob Burkhart ASBURY’S VAN MINISTRY

is always in need of additional drivers. Contact Dennis Stevenson at (407) 920-0263 to volunteer or for more information.

UMM SATURDAY BREAKFAST The next UMM Breakfast will be at 7:30 am on Saturday, September 7th. Jim Van Horn and members of the mission team will be the speakers. All men are invited to attend and encouraged to bring a friend, neighbor, or co-worker. Please call the Church office to arrange childcare if needed.

FREE BIBLES AT THE WELCOME CENTER UMM of Asbury are providing free Bibles to any member or guest who needs one.

PROMISE KEEPERS: All men are invited to join the Promise Keepers Bible Study on Friday mornings from 7:00 am to 8:00 am in the church parlor. If you would like more information, please contact Chuck Burt at [email protected].

JIM TERRY BIBLE STUDY: All men are invited to join the Jim Terry Bible Study on Wednesday mornings from 7:00 am to 8:00 am in the church parlor. If you would like more information, please contact Bob Burkhart at [email protected].



2019 ALTAR FLOWER CALENDAR The 2019 Flower Calendar is available in the narthex for those wishing to give altar flowers in honor of or in memory of a loved one. Please print your name and how you would like the bulletin dedication to read. PLEASE PRINT THE INFORMATION LEGIBLY. If you select a date that already has a name by it, please contact the person to see if they would like to share the cost of the altar arrangement. Alternatively, a separate arrangement can be placed at the lectern in the sanctuary. Please notify the office if you are sharing the arrangement so the bulletin dedication can be properly noted. Flower arrangements are $50 for the two arrangements placed on the altar ($25 per arrangement if split.) THE CARING MINISTRY You only have to be a part of the Asbury community a short time to understand why ours is known as a “very caring church.” One of the many ways this is manifested is through our Caring Ministry that thoughtfully provides food for church families who have lost a loved one and have a service at our church. This is a very impactful way that we can pass on the love of Jesus Christ. Mrs. Joan Kessler has faithfully led this ministry at our church for countless years. Joan is updating her list of individuals she can call upon when she needs a plate of sandwiches, a cake, some fruit, etc. when the Caring Ministry is needed. Please consider adding your name to that list right now. You can call Joan at 407.628.1093 and give her your contact information or you can email it to the church office at [email protected]. Please know that a small effort on your part can have a lasting impact on a hurting family.

CHAPEL MINISTRY We are in need of help with our Chapel Ministry at the 2 assisted living facilities which we attend to bring services to these precious seniors. We need people who can fill in occasionally to do a message, play the piano and be a song leader. Please come to pass the love of Jesus on to these precious seniors. The residents look forward to us coming to minister to them and truly enjoy the services. Please call Susan Hoke 407-637-6857.

SUNDAY MORNING GREETERS An important aspect of our Sunday services is being given a warm, welcoming greeting as you enter our church. The one greeting is an opportunity to engage with fellow worshippers and any visitors. Their questions can be answered and general information given about church programs and Sunday school classes. A greeter can invite the visitor to return. I am looking for additional volunteers who have a limited amount of time and availability but would still like to participate in a service to the church. Greeting is the answer for you. Call the church office or email Sally Zarnowiec at [email protected] if you are interested in this fun and enjoyable service to the church. Thank you.

MISSION BILLBOARD HUNGERFORD RED BAG NEEDS: These bags are used to supply food for the Hungerford School Pantry. We will continue to distribute bags on the 3rd Sunday and return them on the 4th Sunday for delivery to the school shortly after. There is a box in the narthex marked

“Kicks and Coats for Kids” where you may bring new or gently used children’s shoes, coats, jackets, socks and gloves to be given out to the children at Hungerford. Sizes would be for children ages 6 thru 11. READ 2 SUCCEED PROGRAM: There is a great need to assist NEW Readers to Succeed at Hungerford Elementary School. For info please contact Helen Cross at [email protected]. It is a simple process to register COALITION FOR THE HOMELESS: Asbury has 2 teams that cook and serve dinner at the Coalition for the Homeless. Want to join? [email protected]. HOME REPAIR NEEDS: Family Promise of Orlando needs all who can help with minor home repairs. More info: [email protected] THANK YOU: Dear Fr iends, your Mission Team to El Salvador left August 10th to deliver food from you. I must deliver the deepest thank you to all who financially or prayerfully helped this team get to El Salvador. The Van Horns provided the wonderful Spaghetti Dinners on the 21st of July. Not only was it a great meal, it provided the funds to pay for the food we will be delivering in your name. There are 8 of us leaving on August 10th and we ask your prayers for a successful trip. We honor the God of plenty who has allowed us to represent Asbury United Methodist Church. Our deepest thanks. We will be posting some pictures as we develop our relationship. BOX TOPS PLEASE keep on bringing box tops to church. Lake Orienta school really appreciates them. Basket is in the narthex hallway. No soup labels please.

INK CARTRIDGE RECYCLING Please bring your empty ink cartridges to church. Small ink cartridges only please. We recycle! Collection boxes are in the narthex.

PUBLISHING NEEDS Asbury has so many wonderful ministries happening on and off our campus. We would love to be able to spread the good news to all of our congregation. If you are in charge of one of those ministries and you have some-thing happening that you would like to publicize, please send a short announcement with the pertinent infor-mation to [email protected]. We can only let the people know if we know. Thank you





Church Family Joys and Concerns

PLEASE HELP US If you know of a church member who has been taken to the hospital, please do not assume that the church office and the pastors know! Please call the church office at 407-644-5222 and tell us so that we can follow-up with pastoral care.

Please keep our beloved family members in your prayers.

Savannah Cove Marie Koch Savannah Court: Marie Eberhart, Doris Jenkins Heritage Assisted Living: Randy Baird Oakmonte: Joyce McLeod Life Care Center: Wayne Ege Brookdale/Apopka: Ricki Goodin Allegro: Susie Wagstaff Renaissance Asstd Living: Jane Bilyeu

Hospital Phone Numbers: Advent Health-Rollins - 407-303-6611 Advent Health-Altamonte 407-303-2201 Advent Health-Winter Park 407 646-7001 ORMC 407-841-5111 South Seminole 407-767-1200

BJ Abbott

Gerry Aycrigg

Randy Baird

Bob Barton

The family of Maxine Bartz

Jane Bilyeu

Bob Burkhart

Linda Burkhart

Paula Butts

Harold Card, Jr.

Kathy Clements

Ken Corbett

Martha Corbett

Iris Cutshall

Dale Degenstein

Wayne Ege

Jeff Entrekin

Ray Entrekin

Gladys Entrekint

the family of Katie Frazier

Bob Goodin

Ricki Goodin

Dale Grovert

The family of Dot Grovert

Charley Hogue

Doris Jenkins

Greg Johnson

Joan Kessler

Jean Kloepfer

Marie Koch

Kay Lozier

The family of Gerry McDonald

Dotsy McGahey

Jed McGahey

Joyce McLeod

Jim McNabb

Vicki Partida

Loretta Peters

Peggy Rester

Betty Richelieu

Marcia Russell

Cheryl Schiefen

Ruth Smith

Sue Sneiderman

Terry Sneiderman

The family of Ed Sorrells

Robin Speirs

Wes Stouder

Ray Stout

Fran Tobin

Dora Witmer

Earl Witmer

Prayer Requests: We ask our church family to lift up these beloved in prayer:

Deaths Katie Frazier October 27, 2018 Dot Grovert

July 8, 2019 Ed Sorrells Art Hutchinson’s Brother In Law July 15, 2019 Maxine Bartz July 18, 2019 Gerry McDonald July 27, 2019



CHURCH STAFF EMAIL Rev. Cameron Lashbrook Lead Pastor [email protected] Rev. Mike Luzinski Associate Pastor [email protected] Dr. Barbara W. Riddle New Member Evangelism Pastor [email protected] Larry Koch Church Administrator [email protected] John Folsom Building and Grounds Superintendent [email protected] Alison McAleenan AELC Learning Center Director [email protected] Cyndi Johnson Connecting Points/Discipleship Director [email protected] Wanda Brown Part-time Receptionist/Publishing [email protected] Carol Minish Part-time Receptionist [email protected] Helen Cross Financial Assistant [email protected] Sue Staehler Financial Assistant Chris Kovic Celebration Worship Leader [email protected] Tamara Alexander Director of Music Ministries [email protected] Jessica Burton Director of Children’s Ministry [email protected] Richie Hartig Pastoral Intern/Interim Youth Director [email protected] Alisa Alexander Accompanist Nate Thompson Housekeeping Stephen Aldridge Night Security Greg Lee Audio Technician Steve Johnson Audio Technician

ASBURY’S BULLETINS AND RIDERS are available on our website at www.asburymaitland.org. CDs of all Sunday services are available for $3. To order, call the church office at 407-644-5222 or write “CD” on the registration pad. Call the church office for information.

Serving the Lord in September

Altar Guild: Joan Bittle, Sue Staehler

Fellowship Time Clean-up Crew: New Beginnings Class

Hospitality (9:30): Ellen Jacobs

Sanctuary Angels: Camille Piering, Betty Kendall, Molly Verbraeken, Grace Southern, Karen Jensen, June Sinsar

Communion Stewards: 8:15: Jack and Mel Frye, Carol Minish 11:00: Joan Bittle, Terry Celones, Marge Dancy

Petal Pushers: Christen Cavanaugh, Joy Row

Pro Presenter (9:30): Kitty Kovic, Joe Bradford (8:15 and 11:00 AM): Greg Lee, Art Hutchinson

Ushers: (8:15) Gary Zimmerman (Lead), Wayne Bates, Audrie Weissman, Mike Davis (11:00) Susan Rial (Lead), Dennis Stevenson, Sharon Lienberger, Terry Celones Van Ministers: Scott Workman, Dennis Stevenson

Our Vision:

Changing lives through the love of Christ by serving, loving and connecting

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Phil & Annette Kopman 9/1 Bruce & Janice Tilley 9/1 Rick & Cyndi Johnson 9/2 Scott & Lisa Stratton 9/2 Wayne & Dianna Bates 9/4 Trent & Tori Nachand 9/4 Larry & Anne Pennington 9/4 Joe & Kay Estill 9/5 Michael & Teresa Borcheck 9/6 Charley & Eloise Hogue 9/6 Brian & Janet Bateson 9/7 Tom & Sheryl Moore 9/7

Dennis & Linda Stevenson 9/8 Ronald & Janet Hofer 9/9 Andrew & Laura Lee 9/9 Chip & Bonnie Stout 9/9 Bill & Kay Erdman 9/14 Joe & Nancy Ferguson 9/14 Wes & Keisha Mister 9/14 Robert & Nancy Pilk 9/22 Gray & Michele Hudson 9/25 Allan & Cheryl Weber 9/26 Skip & Viola McLearn 9/27

September Anniversaries

Black, Sydney 9/2 Gupta, Rakesh 9/2 Helton Jr., Jack 9/2 Jones, Diane 9/2 Barton, Bob 9/3 Mathieu, Beverly 9/3 Bradford, Joe 9/4 Goebelbecker, Eric 9/4 Wasson, Elizabeth 9/5 Wright, Bill 9/5 Bruinsma, Conner 9/6 Klock, Phyllis 9/6 Marshall, Sean 9/6 Showalter, Bob 9/6 Smith, Ally 9/6 Gallant, Sandi 9/7 Knowles, Virginia 9/7 Luzinski, Mike 9/7 Ballas, John 9/8 Lee, Hannah 9/8 Pazar, Cierra 9/8 Sorensen, Verta 9/8 Tobin, Richard 9/8 Workman, Scott 9/8 Bellas, Kendra 9/9 Reiche, Jessica 9/9 Beebe, Dick 9/10 White, Bob 9/10 Garoutsos, James 9/11

Moore, Madeline 9/11 Morton, Vince 9/11 Sneiderman, Sue 9/11 Burt, Chuck 9/12 Cantu, Marianne 9/13 Cunningham, Teresa 9/13 McDonald, Marc 9/13 Noyes, Betty 9/13 Shamp, Betty 9/13 Tillotson, Glennda 9/13 Kopman, Phil 9/14 Erdman, Bill 9/15 Johnson, Leia 9/15 Ward, Justin 9/16 Alvarez, Ezekiel 9/17 Morin, Marcie 9/17 Sites, Don 9/17 Briggs-Wilson, Bev 9/18 Garoutsos, Sabrina 9/18 Robinson, Debbie 9/18 Cira, Nicholas 9/19 McLoughlin, Bill 9/20 Peters, Loretta 9/20 Seltzer, Christian 9/20 Collins IV, Chip 9/21 Goebelbecker, Spencer 9/21 Jensen, Lillie 9/21 Johnson, Rick 9/21

Kabbourim, Sue 9/21 McNabb Jr, Jim 9/21 Courtney, Owen 9/22 Culbreath, Juda 9/22 Griggs, Brian 9/22 Moore, Tom 9/22 Sneiderman, Terry 9/22 Card, Debbie 9/23 Ruis, Cathie 9/23 Small, Cathy 9/23 Swengel, Delores 9/23 Tobin, Fran 9/23 Buchberger, Trevor 9/24 Hudson, Gray 9/24 King, Frieda 9/24 Legler, Jacob 9/24 Douglas, Tom 9/25 Sterling, Scott 9/25 Stolz, Kathryn 9/25 Duncan, Talon 9/26 Stratton, Lisa 9/26 Abbott, BJ 9/27 Feior, Cindy 9/27 Parsons, Nancy 9/27 Weber, Allan 9/27 Poulalion, Debbie 9/28 Roark, Kendra 9/28

September Birthdays



Wed Aug 14, 2019 7am Jim Terry Men's Group , P 9:30am Music with Mar Program , 16 10am Mary Martha Circle , P 10:30am Al-Anon (open) , 15 6:30pm Worship Choir Reh, Choir Thu Aug 15, 2019 6am CLC Life Group , P 10:30am Womens Book Club , P 5:30pm Overeaters Anon , 11 6:30pm DBSA , 10 6:30pm Nelson Life Group , Parlor 7pm "His Way" Meeting , 14 7pm Praise Band , FH Fri Aug 16, 2019 7am Hoffman Mens Bible Study , 15 7am Promise Keepers , P Sat Aug 17, 2019 8am Vineyard Yoga , Lakeside 9am Low Impact Aerobics , 3 9am Overeaters Anon (open) , 11 8pm AA Beginners (open) , FH 8pm Al-Anon (open) , Choir Sun Aug 18, 2019 8:15am Worship Service , S 9:30am Apokaradokia Class , 15 9:30am Buds & Blossoms , 16 9:30am Celebration Service , FH 9:30am New Beginnings , 14 9:30am Open Door Class , P 9:30am Sing Praise Class , 11 9:30am Welcome Friends , WF 9:30am Youth , Youth Room 11am Asbury Kids , 16 11am Reflection , FH 11am Worship Service , S 6:15pm UMM to OURM , FH Parking Lot

Mon Aug 19, 2019 10am Chess Club , 11 1pm SAC Game Day , C 5:30pm Alan Weber Small Group , C 6pm AA Group (open) , 10 7pm Ruth Circle , parlor Tue Aug 20, 2019 10am Savannah Court Ministry 6pm Overeaters Anon (open) , 11 6:30pm NAMI (open) , 14, 15 7pm Vineyard Yoga , S 8pm Al-Anon (open) , Choir 8:15pm Yin Yoga , S Wed Aug 21, 2019 7am Jim Terry Men's Group , P 9:30am Music with Mar Program , 16 10:30am Al-Anon (open) , 15 6:30pm Worship Choir Reh, Choir Thu Aug 22, 2019 6am CLC Life Group , P 9am Fall Clergy Meeting , FH, K, S 1:30pm New Clergy Meeting , 15 5:30pm Overeaters Anon , 11 6:30pm DBSA , 10 6:30pm Nelson Life Group , Parlor 7pm "His Way" Meeting , 14 7pm Praise Band , FH Fri Aug 23, 2019 7am Hoffman Mens Bible Study , 15 7am Promise Keepers , P Sat Aug 24, 2019 8am Vineyard Yoga , Lakeside 9am Low Impact Aerobics , 3 9am Overeaters Anon (open) , 11 8pm AA Beginners (open) , FH

8pm Al-Anon (open) , Choir Sun Aug 25, 2019 8:15am Worship Service , S 9:30am Apokaradokia Class , 15 9:30am Buds & Blossoms , 16 9:30am Celebration Service , FH 9:30am New Beginnings , 14 9:30am Open Door Class , P 9:30am Sing Praise Class , 11 9:30am Welcome Friends , WF 9:30am Youth , Youth Room 11am Asbury Kids , 16 11am Reflection , FH 11am Worship Service , S Mon Aug 26, 2019 10am Chess Club , 11 11:30am SAC Business/Lunch Meeting , Parlor 5:30pm Alan Weber Small Group , C 6pm AA Group (open) , 10 Tue Aug 27, 2019 10am Savannah Court Ministry 6pm Overeaters Anon , 11 6:30pm NAMI (open) , 14, 15 7pm Vineyard Yoga , S 8pm Al-Anon (open) , Choir 8:15pm Yin Yoga , S Wed Aug 28, 2019 7am Jim Terry Men's Group , P 9:30am Music with Mar Program , 16 10:30am Al-Anon (open) , 15 1:30pm Prayer Ministry , WF 6:30pm Worship Choir Reh Choir

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Thu Aug 29, 2019 6am CLC Life Group , P 9am DCOM Meeting , FH, K, P, 15,9,10,11 5:30pm Overeaters Anon , 11 6:30pm DBSA , 10 6:30pm Nelson Life Group , Parlor 7pm "His Way" Meeting , 14 7pm Praise Band , FH Fri Aug 30, 2019 7am Hoffman Mens Bible Study , 15 7am Promise Keepers , P Sat Aug 31, 2019 8am Vineyard Yoga , Lakeside 9am Low Impact Aerobics , 3 9am Overeaters Anon (open) , 11 8pm AA Beginners (open) , FH 8pm Al-Anon (open) , Choir Sun Sep 1, 2019 8:15am Worship Service , S 9:30am Apokaradokia Class , 15 9:30am Buds & Blossoms , 16 9:30am Celebration Service , FH 9:30am New Beginnings , 14 9:30am New Friends Class , C 9:30am Open Door Class , P 9:30am Sing Praise Class , 11 9:30am Welcome Friends , WF 9:30am Youth , Youth Room 10:30am Coffee w/the Pastor , 13 11am Asbury Kids , 16 11am Reflection , FH 11am Worship Service , S 12pm Laity Council meeting , WF Mon Sep 2, 2019 10am Chess Club , 11 1pm SAC Game Day , C 6pm AA Group (open) , 10

Tue Sep 3, 2019 10am Savannah Court Ministry 6pm Overeaters Anon , 11 6pm UMM Board Meeting , 11 6:30pm Finance Committee , C 6:30pm NAMI (open) , 14, 15 7pm Bassbusters Fishing Club , WF 7pm Vineyard Yoga , S 8pm Al-Anon (open) , Choir 8:15pm Yin Yoga , S Wed Sep 4, 2019 7am Jim Terry Men's Group , P 9:30am Music with Mar Program , 16 10:30am Al-Anon (open) , 15 6pm Joyful Ringers Bells , S 6pm WNL Starts/ Plarn Project , FH,K 6:30pm Worship Choir Reh, Choir 7pm Hallelujah Hand Bells , S Thu Sep 5, 2019 6am CLC Life Group , P 10am UMW Board Meeting , Parlor 1pm Blanket Angels , Conference Room 5:30pm Overeaters Anon , 11 6:30pm DBSA , 10 6:30pm Nelson Life Group , Parlor 7pm "His Way" Meeting , 14 7pm Praise Band , FH Fri Sep 6, 2019 7am Hoffman Mens Bible Study ,15 7am Promise Keepers , P 6pm Maitland Street Party , Downtown Maitland Sat Sep 7, 2019 7:30am UMM Breakfast Meeting , FH 8am Vineyard Yoga , Lakeside 9am Low Impact Aerobics , 3

9am Overeaters Anon (open) , 11 8pm AA Beginners (open) , FH 8pm Al-Anon (open) , Choir Sun Sep 8, 2019 8:15am Worship Service , S 9:30am Apokaradokia Class , 15 9:30am Buds & Blossoms , 16 9:30am Celebration Service , FH 9:30am New Beginnings , 14 9:30am New Friends Class , C 9:30am Open Door Class , P 9:30am Sing Praise Class , 11 9:30am Welcome Friends , WF 9:30am Youth , Youth Room 11am Asbury Kids , 16 11am Reflection , FH 11am Worship Service , S Mon Sep 9, 2019 10am Chess Club , 11 11:30am SAC Luncheon , TBD 5:30pm Alan Weber Small Group , C 5:30pm Girl Scout Meeting , 15 6pm AA Group (open) , 10 6pm IMF Myeloma Group , FH 6:30pm Trustees Committee , C Tue Sep 10, 2019 10am Savannah Court Ministry 12pm YES Group luncheon , FH, K 6pm Overeaters Anon (open) , 11 6:30pm NAMI (open) , 14, 15 7pm Vineyard Yoga , S 8pm Al-Anon (open) , Choir 8:15pm Yin Yoga , S

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Asbury United Methodist Church 220 W. Horatio Ave Maitland, FL 32751

A WORSHIP OPPORTUNITY

FOR EVERY HEART!

Sunday mornings

8:15 am and 11:00 am Worship Service in the Sanctuary: These services are designed to lead you in an inspiring, worshipful experience. Fellowship time follows the 8:15 service; coffee, juice, and donuts are served.

9:30 am Celebration Service in the Fellowship Hall: A worship experience for the young and the young at heart.

9:45 and 11:00 am Enrichment Hours I and II: Asbury offers a variety of Christian Education classes on Sunday mornings. Hour I at 9:45 a.m. and Hour II at 11:00 a.m. Contact the church office to find the perfect class for you.

Our Mission: To know the love of Jesus Christ and pass it on!

To our beloved...

REMINDER: The Rider is available on line.

Documents

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