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Dover District February Newsletter
Volume 18 Issue 2
Revelation 5 Task Force Works on Racial Justice Initiative
On January 13, 2018, Rev. Giovanni Arroyo led the first session of the strategic plan-
ning for the actual action steps of the Dover District Revelation 5 Task Force team
and intercultural coaches who were trained by the Kaleidoscope Institute. These on-
going strategic planning sessions aim at empowering communities toward justice and
establishing churches as gracious places for honest dialogue on the challenging topic
of racism which can lead to reconciliation and transformation. The Revelation 5 Task
Force invites all to pray for this process based on the following vision and learning ob-
jectives.
Distinctively Christian, Unapol-
ogetically Multiethnic
Dover District Racial Justice
Initiative
Vision: A deeper experience of
multiethnic community within
and among Dover District con-
gregations, in order to be more
effective at offering the hope of
Jesus Christ in today’s world.
Learning Objectives: In order to live into this vision we propose a program of healthy
dialogue and education that result in the following:
1. A better understanding of how the social realities of systemic racism and white
privilege impede our sanctification as a Christ-centered community of faith.
2. The recognition that whites have participated in systemic racism, even though
unintended or beyond the individual misdeeds associated with known acts of hatred
and injustice.
3. Exploration of practical, grace-filled ways in which whites might relinquish the
social realities of privilege in solidarity with their brothers and sisters of other ethnici-
ties, thus fostering:
4. Christ-centered renewal offering Dover District congregations’ new ways to do jus-
tice, love mercy, and walk humbly with God in multiethnic community.
L-R are Charles Scott, Jacquela Horsey, Datsie Adams, John Benson, Ernie Gaudioso
On Sunday, January 21, 2018, the Peninsula Delaware Conference held the Graduation Wor-
ship Service for the latest Certified Lay Ministers. Rev. Elder Davis, Jr. was the host pastor
from Whatcoat UMC in Dover. Bishop Peggy Johnson was the guest preacher who provided
an encouraging message for the graduates. The Dover District was well represented with five
new CLM graduates.
Datsie Adams - Whatcoat UMC Dover John Benson - St. Paul UMC Milford Ernie Gaudioso - Long Neck UMC Millsboro Jacquela Horsey - Bethel UMC Bridgeville Charles Scott - Serving Trinity UMC Bridgeville
Dover District
CLM Graduates
THANK YOU, DENISE SNYDER
“In everything, give thanks” - 1 Thessalonians
Thank you for your leadership, guidance and support throughout your tenure as the
District Lay Leader of the Dover District.
We have been especially thankful for you sharing your gifts and skills in working with
the laity and clergy throughout the lay academies, leadership trainings and many vis-
itations to your district churches.
We appreciate your time of service and pray that God will continue to bless you on
your new journeys ahead of you.
We thank you as you continue to be the Associate Conference Lay Leader for the
Peninsula Delaware Avenue as well as the President of the Northeastern Jurisdiction
of the United Methodist Women Leadership Team.
Many prayers being sent your way as you continue to serve God from your Dover
District and myself.
Yvonne Jackson
Conference Lay Leader
Peninsula Delaware Conference
Roslyn D. Harris is married to James N. Harris Sr. She is the
mother of two, James Jr. and Tracey. She is also a foster
parent to David Lewis and grandmother of five.
Roslyn earned a bachelor’s degree in Education from Delaware State College, now Delaware State University in 1989. She taught in the Lake Forest and Milford school districts, and re-tired in 2014. Roslyn has been a member of Wesley Chapel U.M. church for over 55 years. She presently serves as the Lay Leader and is the chair of the SPRC committee. Member of the chancellor choir, and Daniels family and Daniels Sister’s gospel singers. She is the past chair of Education, youth choir director, Sunday school teacher, and worship chair. Roslyn is a member of the outreach ministry for Feeding Thousand through the Moun-tainare program giving out food boxes at Easter and Thanksgiving. Roslyn is the past associate Lay Leader for the Dover District, past president of the Slaughter Neck Community Action Organization, and the past treasure for the 3rd of the 36 Demo-cratic Representative district, Roslyn is presently the interim director of the Slaughter Neck Senior program in Lincoln, De, the NAACP Milford Slaughter Neck branch membership chair, volunteer for Hospice and the coordinator for the Slaughter Neck After school program. She received the DSEA Human and Civil Right’s Service Award in 2003, Peacemaker award from Wesley chapel in 2001, and the NAACP community service award in 2016. Roslyn has received many other certificates and awards from other civic organizations. Roslyn’s motto is “If I can help somebody as I pass along, then my living shall not be in Vain”.
Dover District Lay Leader
Roslyn D. Harris
2018 Dover District Clergy Gatherings
January 25 Harrington: Prospect
February 22 Seaford: Wesley
March 22 Millsboro: Long Neck
April 26 Cheswold: Cheswold
September 27 Roxana: Zion
October 25 Clayton: Ewell’s-Saint Paul
December 13 Magnolia: Orchard
All gatherings start with Worship from 10:00 am to
12 noon with lunch to follow. We look forward to
seeing all Dover District Pastors in attendance!
Special thanks to our host churches who make our
District Clergy Gatherings possible by cheerfully
hosting with hospitality!
February 13 Lenten Day Apart - 8:30 - noon St. Luke's UMC, 100 S. 5th Ave. Denton, MD
February 24 Leadership Training - 8:30 am - 2:30 pm - Open to clergy and laity - Avenue UMC,
Milford, DE
March 17 Revival Prayer Day #5 - 9 am - 3 pm - Open to clergy and laity - Whatcoat UMC, 16
N. Main St., Camden, DE
April 13 Dover SLT Team Training
9 am – 4 pm - Wyoming UMC, 216 Wyoming Mill Rd., Dover, DE
April 14 SLT Workshop with Dr. John Ewart
this workshop is open to all the clergy members and laity
9 am – noon - Avenue UMC, 20 N. Church St. Milford, DE
April 20 Spring Lay Academy 6 - 9 pm Location TBD - details coming soon
April 21 Spring Lay Academy 8:30 am - 3:30 pm Location TBD - details coming soon
May 17 Pre-Annual Conference Briefing - 7:00 - 8:30 pm [sign-in starts at 6:30 pm]
Centennial UMC, 44 E. Mt. Vernon St., Smyrna, DE
May 31 - June 2 Annual Conference @ UMES
August 14 Pre-Charge Conference Orientation
6 - 7:00 pm - more details to come
September 19
DATE CHANGE
Bishop’s Day on Dover District - all clergy and laity can attend
6:30 - 8:30 pm - Union UMC - 2 N. Laws St., Bridgeville, DE
September 22 Revival Prayer Day #6 - 9 am - 3 pm - Open to clergy and laity
Asbury UMC, 200 Weiner Ave., Harrington, DE
October 26 Dover SLT Team Training
9 am – 4 pm - Wyoming UMC, 216 Wyoming Mill Rd., Dover, DE
October 27 SLT Workshop with Dr. John Ewart
this workshop is open to all the clergy members and laity
9 am – noon - Avenue UMC, 20 N. Church St. Milford, DE
Please lift the following people or situations up in prayer this
month.
Bill Steward - continued prayer for Bill and his wife.
Gary Meekins - hand surgery
John Rogers - eye surgery
Helen McFadden - stroke
2 Richard Evans
3 David Hill
8 Shannon Harris
8 Marie Robinson
10 Rudy White
16 Carol Price
25 James Sipes
28 John Rogers
The Minutes of the Charge (Church) Confer-ence shall serve as the guide for reporting. Please have one set of Minutes of the Charge (Church) Conference (available by download from www.pen-del.org) prepared to serve as the official minutes for the Charge (Church) Conference. Please complete as many sections as possible — es-pecially Sections 15, 16, 18a and 18b prior to the Charge (Church) Conference. We will need a signed copy with any notations, actions, or decisions. Please provide a list of those attending by name. The Minutes are due in the District Office no later than 30 days following the Charge (Church) Conference.
CLM Class dates for 2018 are as follows: March 9-10 April 13-14 May 18-19 June 8-9
Graduation – June 24, 2018
All classes are held on Friday evening 6-9PM, and Saturday 9-4PM at Whatcoat UM Church in Dover.
If you are a Certified Lay Servant interested in the CLM program and would like to attend the next class
contact Brenda Tildon at 302-836-8553 or [email protected]
CLM Orientation & Leadership Seminar coming soon!
What does the Bible reveal to us about the church?
What does a biblical church look like? What is the definition of healthy church?
How can we move forward to a healthier church?
Following our 4th Strategic Leadership workshop with Dr. John Ewart, the Dover Dis-trict Strategic Leadership Team (DDSLT) invites pastors and laity to conversation about shared challenges and successes based on the above questions. Our mission-al strategists and I will meet with you to listen to you and to support you with re-sources. Bring your questions and specific requests for any help you may need. Come and join this conversation
Rev. Dr. Kyung Hee Sa
April 13 Dover SLT Team Training
9 am – 4 pm - Wyoming UMC, 216 Wyoming Mill Rd., Dover, DE
April 14 SLT Workshop with Dr. John Ewart
this workshop is open to all the clergy members and laity
9 am – noon - Avenue UMC, 20 N. Church St. Milford, DE
Youth from Long
Neck UMC Mills-
boro
L-R back row Rev. Fred Duncan, Bill Westbrook, Rev. Dr. Kyung Hee Sa, Rev. Joseph Archie
L-R front row Bishop Peggy Johnson, Rev. Dr. Shirlyn Brown
Gethsemane UMC youth members pose with their pastor Jake Macklin and youth coordina-tor and chaperones. They shout the name of Jesus with joy.
DS Kyung Hee Sa poses with two youth members from Greenwood UMC, David and Daniel Smith.
MILFORD COMMUNITY CELEBRATES THE 3RD
ANNUAL
DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY
On January 15, 2018, two racially diverse ministerials located in Milford, DE, along
with the community, celebrated the 3rd
Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. The
program committee was a mixture of pastors from varied denominations. Although
each ministerial (Milford Area Minister’s Ministerial and the Milford Interdenomination-
al Ministers Alliance) host some meetings separately to promote their ministries, they
also meet together to plan joint events such as the Dr. King Day Celebration, National
Day of Prayer, Lenten Services at noon, Thanksgiving service, and Annual Christmas
Party.
Jointly, the ministerial annually awards one to three (1-3) scholarships to a deserving
senior in honor of Dr. King. The focus is young people. In 2017, three $1,000 schol-
arships were awarded to high school seniors. The scholarship recipients were the
keynote speakers and each shared what Dr. King's Life and Work for justice and
equality for all means to them. This was accomplished via technology, given they had
returned to college.
This year we decided to focus on younger students; therefore, we had an elementary,
middle, and high school student share their views about Dr. King’s dream. They all
did a wonderful job. Further, we had the Central Middle School Academy Choir, which
includes about 25 students, and Moment UM youth choir from Avenue United Method-
ist Church provide the music and a middle school student read the scripture.
We were pleased to have our local politicians, which included, Mayor Bryan Shupe,
Senator Gary Simpson, former Senator Robert Voshell, Rep. Harvey Kenton, Milford
Council Woman, Katrina Wilson, and Eric Norenberg, city manager. Remarks were
given by The Milford School District Superintendent, Dr. Kevin Dickerson, and Mayor
Bryan Shupe. Our pastors from varied denominations were also in attendance. We
pray for greater involvement next year. We are appreciative for Dr. Dickerson who
provided the Benjamin Elementary School to host this community-wide event. Our
children and youth are important and we desire that they grow and appreciate the
goals established by Dr. King in his “I have A Dream” speech.
We want all youngsters to become the best they can be in an ever-changing world.
The dream lives on when we witness our children and youth stepping out in faith to
make a difference in the world right where they are and beyond.
Special thanks to the program committee: Rev. Patrica Green, (Baptist), Pastor Tiana
Banks-Scott (Non Denominational), Rev. Claudia Waters (United Methodist), and Rev.
Jeanel Starling, program chair,-(United Methodist).
2018 Annual Conference The Peninsula-Delaware Conference will celebrate their annual conference at UMES in Princess Anne, Maryland on May 31-June 2, 2018. The Theme will be: Leading as Followers of the Way
2018 Annual Conference Timeline
Conference Appeals Calendar
Keep checking the website for additional information as it becomes availa-ble.
Save the date for our Spring Lay Academy
April 20th 6 - 9 pm
April 21st 8:30 am - 3:30 pm
Details coming soon!
An Invitation to Vital Conversations Presented by Bridging the Divide, a joint minis-
try of Faith, Israel, and Epworth United Methodist
Churches
Start the new year in an exciting way. You do nothing more right now than call one of the folks below (or sign up at church on Sunday).
In the past, you have expressed an interest in or have already participated in exploring the na-ture and effects of racism. We believe that Vital Conversations will inspire, instruct, and help to broaden your views of racism.
You might also consider talking with your friends and acquaintances about Vital Conversa-tions. There are no restrictions on attendance except that you care about the topic. Bring yourself and perhaps another.
Vital Conversations is a series of eight discussions about race and ethnicity. Most important-ly, these discussions are about you and your fellow Christians. They are frank and challenging and are designed to elicit and, by this, to examine our own views of racism and the factors that have contributed to it.
The first session will consist of an introduction to the material, and each of the remaining ses-sions will open with a short video, followed by discussion in small groups with a final wrap-up of the entire group. These conversations also challenge the church’s role, which is often posi-tive, but sometimes avoids the topic of racism by ignoring the subject or by allowing the con-tinued expression of especially institutional racism.
Vital Conversations also elicits ways in which each of us, as well as our churches, can identify and act on a new understanding of and a Christ-led plan to confront and defeat racism.
6:30 p.m.-8:00 p.m. at Faith United Methodist Church in Rehoboth
January 3,10,17,24,31; February 7,24,31, and March 7
Sign up at church or telephone for further information: Ruth Ann Curley at 302-228-4393 or David Dagenais at 302-265-5099 Sallie Duffy at 302-519-0615 Norman Moore 302-258-3404 Sandra Neal at 302-381-4634 Carolyn Morris 302-542-9944
Lewes Charge Extends
A Special Invitation To Everyone!
To You, Community, Family, Friends, Neighbors, Children, Young Adults, Adults, Seniors, Co-Workers!
Lewes Charge Early Morning Prayer Services
7/7/7…7:00 am/7 days/7 weeks
January 7th – February 3rd at Faith United Methodist Church
19940 Church Street Rehoboth, Delaware 19971
Rev. Marjorie Belmont-Burns, Pastor (Parsonage) 1-302-313-5762
(Cell) 443-298-0076 (E-Mail) bellbird59@@gmail.com
(Church) 302-227-9415
Lewes Charge Early Morning Prayer Services
7/7/7…7:00 am/7 days/7 weeks
February 4th – February 24th, 2018 at Israel United Methodist Church
20230 Plantation Road Lewes, Delaware 19958
Rev. Marjorie Belmont Burns, Pastor (Parsonage) 1-302-313-5762
(Cell) 443-298-0076 (E-Mail) [email protected]
We want to know what is happening in our district and I need your help!
We are blessed and inspired when our local churches share stories of success and joy in mission and ministry.
Please share the events and activities at your Church by emailing me your stories and photos to: [email protected]
Deadline for the March issue is February 20th.
IR-2017-204, Dec. 14, 2017
WASHINGTON ― The Internal Revenue Service today is-sued the 2018 optional standard mileage rates used to cal-culate the deductible costs of operating an automobile for business, charitable, medical or moving purposes.
Beginning on Jan. 1, 2018, the standard mileage rates for the use of a car (also vans, pickups or panel trucks) will be:
54.5 cents for every mile of business travel driven, up 1 cent from the rate for 2017.
18 cents per mile driven for medical or moving purposes, up 1 cent from the rate for 2017.
14 cents per mile driven in service of charitable organizations.
Clergy Pension & Insurance payments
due the 15th of the month.
Arrearages occur after
the 15th.
Dear Pastor: To help you plan out your Giving calendar for 2018, this letter provides a list of dates for both the
United Methodist Appeals and the Conference Appeals. Thanks for your support!!
Date Appeal Information
1/14/18 Human Relations Day
This Appeal supports the UMC’s Community Developers
Program, Voluntary Services Program, and Youth Offender
Rehabilitation Program. www.umcgiving.org
3/11/18 UMCOR Sunday
(formerly called One Great
Hour of Sharing)
When a catastrophe occurs, your offerings enable the United
Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) to reach out and ease
the pain and suffering by providing humanitarian aid of food,
shelter, health and peace. www.umcgiving.org
3/18/18 PLRCA Partners of Leadership Resources for Churches in Africa. Contact
Rev. Labala at [email protected]
4/15/18 Native American Ministries Funds support urban missions with Native Americans and fund
scholarships for Native American seminarians. 50% of the
Appeal is used for these programs within our Annual Conference.
www.umcgiving.org
5/20/18 Peace With Justice Poverty and violence need not be a reality in the world today.
This Appeal aims to witness to God’s hope for a faithful, loving
world. 50% of the Appeal is used for these programs within our
Annual Conference. www.umcgiving.org
5/6/18 AC Appeal Sunday Receive offering for AC Appeal if not already provided for,
5/31/18-
6/02/18
Annual Conference Appeal
https://shop.umc.org/product/3143/2018-
special-sunday-envelopes-and-posters-kit =
free resources for Human Relations Day, UMCOR Sunday, Native American
Ministries, Peace With Justice, World
Communion, Student Day
Churches are encouraged to raise funds in advance and bring
them to AC meeting. This year’s appeal will support, BOOM
Scholarships, the Central Congo Partnership, and Global
Migration Offering. There are 65 million displaced persons in the
world. This is more than any time since WWII. These millions of migrants include children and
their families escaping violence, economic hardship, and other dangerous situations. They seek
safety and opportunity in a new land, but are probably unfamiliar with the customs, do not know the language, and may feel unwelcome. The Bible charges God’s people with caring for brothers
and sisters just like these. In Exodus 22, God commands,
“Don’t mistreat or oppress an immigrant, because you were once immigrants in the land of Egypt” (Exodus 22:21). https://umcmigration.org/
7/15/18 Deaf Awareness Sunday Provides our churches a Sunday to uplift those with deafness or
other hearing problems. Offerings will support the Deaf
Ministries within the Annual Conference.
8/12/18 Camp Pecometh Sunday This appeal provides fund for programs at and scholarships to
Camp Pecometh. www.pecometh.org
9/9/18 PD Student Scholarship
Sunday
This appeal directly benefits Pen-Del students attending college
by providing scholarship funds. www.pen-del.org
10/7/18 World Communion Provides funds for racial & ethnic undergrad scholarships and
advance-degree work related to the mission of the UMC.
www.umcgiving.org
10/14/18 Disaster/VIM Sunday Funds raised are used for disaster response within the AC and for
VIM Team scholarships.
11/4/18 Africa University Sunday Raising costs and a growing student body means every year more
scholarships are needed at AU. Your gifts help grow the
endowment fund that provides this assistance. A bulletin insert
will be provided. www.africau.edu
11/25/18 Student Day Provides loans and scholarships to students attending a UM
Church affiliated college. Some of the funds are returned to the
Annual Conference to award. www.umcgiving.org
Questions? – contact Amy Yarnall at [email protected] 302.354.2982
Or Kevin Goodwin @ [email protected] or 302.453.1169
Throughout the year, Pecometh runs several programs geared towards clergy. The Center for
Clergy Excellence (CCE) is a Pecometh initiative focused on outstanding spiritual leadership.
These programs address a variety of ministry needs and situations. Encourage clergy in your
life to attend two of our upcoming programs.
Our Clergy Retirement Transition Retreat is designed to help clergy who plan to retire in the
next two years, or those who have retired in the last two years, to develop an intentional
path to a meaningful and joy-filled retirement. The retreat runs from March 22nd-23rd and
is $129/person double occupancy or $199/person single occupancy (includes program fees
and accommodation for 1 night & 5 meals).Spouses, if applicable, are encouraged to attend
and participate fully.
Our Voice of the Heart Clergy Retreat is a course in spiritual development and prayer for
clergy. This two-part program is designed for clergy by clergy, and has been approved by the
Pen-Del Conference for 4 CEU’s. The next cohort starts in April-Session 1: April 17th-19th,
Session 2: October 16th-18th. The cost is $800 for both sessions (includes a 2 night & 6 meal
package in a private room at the Riverview Retreat Center).
To find out more about these and other CCE programs, visit us at http://www.pecometh.org/
clergy-excellence or by calling 410-556-6900.
P.S. Save the Date for another great Pecometh program, River of Life Retreat, run by Pastor
Kay Lanasa, September 11th-13th 2018!
Nurturing Wholeness in Community Level 1 Training
Tuesday, March 6, 2018 to Thursday, March 8, 2018
Pecometh Camp & Retreat Center 136 Bookers Wharf Road Centreville, MD 21617
An introductory racial inclusiveness seminar ex-perience for clergy and laity of the Peninsula-Delaware Conference. The introductory seminar is designed to:
Foster wholeness in Christian community by undoing racism
Encourage participants to journey together in the love of Christ
Enable persons to experience reconciliation Strengthen mutually supportive interracial relationships Registration is now open. The cost of the seminar is $250.00 per person and includes accommodations, 6 meals and miscellaneous items. Commuter fee is $100.00 per person. 2 CEU's will be available.
Click here for brochure
Order your 2017 Journals now!
Please download and complete the appropriate form and submit it along with payment to the conference
office:
Peninsula-Delaware Methodist Conference - Attn:Journal Order
139 N. State St.
Dover DE 19901
Journal Order Form Retiree Journal Order Form
Important 2018 Dates
From your Conference Disability
Ministry Committee *resources for these dates can be found at
http://www.pen-del.org/disabilityinformationandresources
Wednesday, February 28, 2018 – Deadline to submit nomination for disAbility Connection
Award to be given out at Annual Conference; NOTE - Application has been changed; only one
of the 4 E questions needs to be answered. Applications on Pen-Del site.
Saturday, March 3, 2018 – Peninsula-Delaware Conference Committee on Disability Ministries
presents: “Putting the Pieces Together for Effective Ministries with People
with Disabilities”. For more information and to register, go to
www.eiseverywhere.com/disabilityministry
Can we include ALL people, including those with disabilities, in making disciples for the transformation of the world through Christ?
YES, We Can
Board of Pensions Financial Seminar Are you financially prepared for your future?
This Financial Seminar, presented by the Peninsula-Delaware Conference Board of Pensions, will help you answer this
question with, “YES I AM!”
The Board of Pensions Financial Seminar
When: Tuesday, March 27, 2018
From: 8:30am-4:00pm
Where: Asbury United Methodist Church
20 W. Mt. Vernon Street
Smyrna, DE 19977
Cost: $25 for Clergy, $15 for Spouse
(Includes lunch and materials)
0.5 CEU’s are available for Clergy
Click Here for Registration form and flyer
You are invited…
Saturday, March 3, 2018
At Cornerstone UMC, Bear, DE
Peninsula-Delaware Conference Committee on Disability Ministries presents:
“Putting the Pieces Together for Effective Ministries with People with Disabilities”
With Opening Session:
“All About Autism”
ALL ABOUT AUTISM: Finding some answers in order to welcome and engage special children and youth
Autism appears to be on the rise and many questions are also quickly rising regarding its causes, characteristics, and appropriate interventions.
Despite all the questions, one thing is for certain: Children and youth with autism (and their parents) need to experience the welcoming love of Jesus through the church. This plenary session will include a primer on what is known and still unknown about autism spectrum disorders (ASD); some interactive demonstrations regarding the challenges with core communication, behavior, and sensory impairments; and recommendations for making church programs for children and youth with ASD more welcoming and engaging.
Speaker: Lori Bennett is the Clinical Coordinator of therapy services at The Benedictine School, a non-public school for students with multiple disabilities and autism. Lori is a physical therapist with a Master’s degree in Special Education: Severe disabilities and autism. She is also the wife of Reverend David Bennett and leads the “Children’s Chapel” program at Kent Island UMC.
Breakout workshops include:
Basics 101 for Disability Ministry
Involving Persons Living with Mental Illness in the
Life and Ministry of the Church
The HOW of HOH: Ministry with people who are
hard of hearing
Embrace: Making community connections with
those who have disabilities
Registration cost - $10, due by 2/28/2018
To register, go to www.eiseverywhere.com and register online or use this mail in form. Additional questions,
contact the Peninsula Delaware Conference office at 302-674.2626 or email Disability Committee Chair Rev.
Rebecca Collison at [email protected]
Schedule
8:30 – 9:30 Registration
9:30 – 10:30 Opening worship and Keynote
Speaker Lori Bennett
10:45-11:45 Workshop session
12 noon – 1 p.m. Lunch and Networking
Bishop's Confirmation Rally
Catch the Spirit! Confirmation Rally March 24, 2018
Who: Youth participating in Confirmation in their local churches
What: A Pokemon Go! themed experience to learn about the evolving process of salvation, the power of spiritual gifts, the energy of spiritual dis-ciplines, and the gift of the sacraments, in addi-tion to some of the history of Methodism on the Delmarva Peninsula.
When: Saturday, March 24, 2018 from 10 a.m. to noon, with registration between 9:30 and 10:00 a.m.
Where: Barratt’s Chapel 6362 Bay Road Frederica, DE 19946
Why: To gather with other youth in an historic chapel to learn and grow together!
Saturday, April 21, 2018
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Wesley UMC 209 S State St
Dover, DE 19901
Contact: Rev. Karin Tunnéll
Dover District Office 30 Loockerman Plaza
Dover, DE 19901
Phone: 302-526-2629
Fax: 302-526-5555
Rev. Dr. Kyung Hee Sa
Dover District Superintendent
e-mail: [email protected]
Cathy Myers
Administrative Assistant
e-mail: [email protected]
Office Hours:
Monday—Thursday
8:00 am—3:00 pm
Friday: Closed
Peninsula-Delaware
Conference
The United Methodist Church
Bishop Felton Edwin May
Resource Center
139 N. State Street
Dover, DE 19901
Website: www.pen-del.org
Phone: 302-674-2626
Toll Free: 1-877-736-3351
Presiding Bishop Bishop Peggy A. Johnson
PO Box 820
Valley Forge, PA 19482
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