NOVEMBER 20 – DECEMBER 3 | 2016 VOLUME 196 ISSUE 24

PRAYER MINISTRY P. 3 Learn more about prayer at First Church.

ADVENT ACTIVITIES P. 4 See what's coming up this Advent season.

ADVENT CONCERT SERIES P. 5 Be a part of these three great concerts on

Sunday nights in Advent.

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IN LOVE AND REMEMBRANCE TOBeth and Bill Brown on the death of Beth's sister Carolyn Musick. Carolyn passed away on Tuesday, November 8 in California, Missouri.

The family of Jack Brown. Jack died October 19, 2016 in Birmingham, AL.

David Bookman on the death of his mother who died October 29, 2016.

The family of Matt Bryant. Matt died November 4, 2016.

CONGRATULATIONSKaren York and Paul Girton on their marriage on October 22, 2016.

Jack and Cheryl Hinnen welcomed baby Desmond Marshall Hinnen on November 9, 2016. Proud Grandparents: Mike and Cindy Smith.

Omission from last month's Living Trust list:In Memory of Dr. A.B. SiscoBy: Hal and Suellen Hudson

PASTORAL LETTERAs I sat down at my computer to write these very words

for an article about Thanksgiving, I popped onto Facebook for just a moment to see what was happening in the social media world. Big mistake. I immediately saw the ugliness of some of the post-election posts; a post about the last walk that a man and his dog will ever make to a beach together; an update from one of our members in the hospital needing prayers for his health; a “goodbye” post from a friend who’s just now telling us that she’s moving away from Pensacola.

I didn’t feel very thankful as I opened a new Word document to write this article. So I stopped and made myself think beyond the stimuli that was right in front of me shouting for my attention. It didn’t take long to realize that I, of course, have so much for which to be thankful. Just last weekend I was able to spend time with our Youth Choir at Camp Baldwin as we prepared for our White Christmas Program. And this morning we had 21 youth

come to Panera Bread at 7:15am so they could fellowship and study the Bible with us before going to school. To use a stereotypical Thanksgiving metaphor: our youth are a never-ending cornucopia of blessings and I am so fortunate to get to be in ministry with them. (Yes, I know they’re served with a side of frustration, but they’re still worth it!) Every Sunday I get to worship with the Sanctuary Choir. Last night I enjoyed dinner and a concert with our Handbell Choir.

I don’t think it’s a coincidence that every one of the blessings I just thought of involved being with other people. When we come together as children of God, God is there with us. When we worship together, we become more than a gathering of friends. We become a family.

We have a special opportunity to worship with part of God’s greater family on Tuesday, November 22, at 6:30pm when we host the Community Thanksgiving Service. Along with our congregation, the congregations and leadership of Christ Episcopal Church, First Presbyterian Church, the Basilica of St. Michael the Archangel, First Baptist Church, and Temple Beth El will be worshiping with us. Our Sanctuary Choir and Handbell Choir, along with the Perdido Brass will be providing the music.

Come join us, and be thankful!

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“Many years ago I was sitting up in the balcony during one of the worship services with my family. Holly Shumpert was giving a children’s sermon and her daughter Lauren was there with her”, said Karen Feliciano. She said she remembered the words of that children’s sermon like it was yesterday. Karen described the scene... “Holly was speaking about prayer and her daughter Lauren was standing there singing her ABC’s over and over while her mom tried to speak. Finally her mom turned to her and asked her why she kept singing that over and over. Lauren said, “Mom, that’s how I pray sometimes. I don’t always know the words to pray, so I sing my ABC’s and Jesus can turn them into prayers.” Karen explained that those words freed her that day. They freed her from thinking she always had to say the perfect prayer or have the perfect words to say. “It was like fireworks inside my head and my heart. I can ‘sing my ABC’s’ and the Spirit intercedes on our behalf,” said Karen. Little did Karen know what the words of that sermon were preparing her for.

Karen later joined a Bible study group where she met

Deb Brothers. “I’ve never met a mightier prayer warrior. I mean...talk about fervent prayer. Deb sometimes prayed for individuals for three and four hours at a time. One of those individuals was my son, David,” said Karen. “The doctors were almost certain that David had Hodgkin’s Lymphoma because he was displaying symptoms. They decided to do surgery to biopsy the area. Deb got up in the morning and she prayed for David for four hours before his surgery. During the surgery the doctors found that David did not have Hodgkin’s Lymphoma,

but a bad infection. They were stumped and couldn’t figure out how it could be. I knew why. It was Deb’s Prayers,” said Karen through choked back tears.

“When Deb asked me to be on her prayer team six years ago and said ‘I can’t do it without you’, I flashed back to that sermon and to my ABC’s…. and I said yes,” said Karen. At that point The Prayer team was just getting started and consisted of Deb Brothers, Karen Feliciano, and Deborah Cathy. The Prayer Team agreed to meet once a week to pray over any submitted prayer request forms, the church prayer list, as well as any other needs of the church. The team also sends a card to each person that was prayed for. After Deb passed away in 2012, the Prayer Team’s name was changed to The Deb Brothers Prayer Team, “because she was the one who had the heart for intercessory prayer,” said Deborah Cathy. Over the years, the team has grown and now includes Ruth Klarner and Linda McDade who oversee writing the many notes that are sent out to those who are prayed for. Gay Carter also assists in writing the cards to those who submitted prayer requests through Ruth’s Kitchen.

Prayer is an important part of First Church. Prayer is

something everyone can do, no matter who you are. As a congregation it is our responsibility to faithfully pray. If you would like to learn more about the prayer ministry at First Church or if you would like to join the Deb Brothers Prayer Team, please contact the church office at 850-432-1434.

DETAILS

REQUESTOR’S NAME (Optional)

Information of those needing prayer:NAME (Optional)

ADDRESS / PHONE (Optional)

FUMCPensacola.com | 850.432.1434 6 East Wright Street | Pensacola, FL 32501

The Pastoral Care Team would like to pray for you and

our church family. Please fill out one form per praise

or petition and place it in a designated box on the

church campus. Prayer request forms are also made

available on-line. Requests are confidential and are

not made public.

o PETITIONI am in need of God’s help

in the following area(s) of

my life.

o PRAISE I am grateful to God for your

prayers and His provision

in the following area(s) of

my life.

o EMOTIONAL | Well-Being, Relationships

o FINANCIAL/PROVISIONAL | Work, Home, School

o PHYSICAL | Health, Strength

o SPIRITUAL | Direction, Salvation

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NOT ACTUAL SIZE

HAVE A PRAYER REQUEST?If you have something you need prayer for, you can submit a prayer request using the prayer request cards found in the pews in the Main Sanctuary and Wesley Abbey. Place these requests in the offering plate on Sunday or in any of the boxes marked “prayer requests” which can be found in various places around our church campus. You may also submit prayer requests online at FUMCPensacola.com. These requests are prayed for weekly by the prayer team and are also forwarded to our ministers. All prayer requests are confidential and names are optional.

PRAYER LIST EMAILIf you would like to receive the church prayer requests via email so that you may lift these concerns up in prayer throughout the week, please email jhunt@fumcpensacola.com to be added to the list.

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All members of the Church are asked to join us for our annual food drive for the Great Day of Giving. We are asking that each age-level bring in the following items:

ADULTS | Instant Oatmeal & Pancake Mix (add water kind) YOUTH (7th-12th grade) | Boxes of Crackers & Jars of Peanut Butter5th & 6th GRADERS | Boxes/Bags of Pasta and Jars of Spaghetti Sauce4th GRADE | Canned Meats (Chicken & Tuna) 3rd GRADE | Chili (3 Cans)2nd GRADE | Soup (3 Cans) 1st GRADE | Rice (3 Bags) KINDERGARTEN | Mac ‘n Cheese (3 boxes) PRESCHOOL | Canned Veggies & Fruit

Food items can be dropped off in our collection boxes located in the front office, Perry Home, and Education Building anytime before November 28th. Food boxes will be assembled by church members at our annual Great Day of Giving event on Sunday, December 4th.

WORSHIP & FAMILYNativity: Lights! Camera! Action!Nov. 30 | 5:45pm | Wesley AbbeyThis is a family-friendly, interactive Advent activity that gets everyone involved in presenting the Christmas story. Four “teams” will make their simple props and costumes, and learn a piece of the story before joining together to present the Christmas pageant.

Advent Worship ExperienceDec. 7 | 6:00pm | Wesley AbbeyThis service invites you to worship through singing and hearing the words that tell of the birth of our Savior. You will also have the opportunity to participate in prayer stations where you can actively reflect on the season. Join us for this chance to quietly seek Him.

Let ’s Go CarolingDec. 14 | 6:00pm | The Wright PlaceJoin us for a great evening where we share our Christmas spirit with our homebound members.

Longest Night ServiceDec. 21 | 6:00pm | Chapel of the Good Shepherd On the longest night of the year come share in healing prayers, scripture, and music that acknowledges God’s presence for those who morn or struggle.

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

Under Wraps - Advent Study Nov. 30—Dec. 21 | 6:00pm | PH101This study explores four characteristics of God described in the Old Testament and revealed perfectly and completely through Jesus. God is Expectant. God is Dangerous. God is Jealous. God is Faithful. Each session contains questions for reflection, scriptures for meditation, and a prayer intended to assist you in reflecting on what God is doing in your heart this season. Led by Rev. Brandon Bures.

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THE ART SPACE AT THE WRIGHT PLACE November 8 - December 12The Artist of the Month for November is Richard Morrison. This is his ninth exhibit of watercolors at the Wright Place. Titled "New Views Through Old Eyes", the 68 paintings feature his usual array of colorful locales and maritime scenes. Four of his previous exhibits sold out. Now 89, and viewing this as likely his last show, he has added a new twist to encourage viewers to select paintings for their homes. Forty of the works are offered for the price of framing materials only, the watercolorsthemselves essentially free. He shows only framed originals, no copies or prints. For details, visit the gallery.

CHILDREN & FAMILYContact: Lisa Bond LBond@FUMCPensacola.com

NATIVITY: LIGHTS! CAMERA! ACTION!November 30 | 5:45pm | Wesley AbbeyA “family friendly” Advent activity that gets everyone involved in presenting the Christmas story. Four “teams” will have a great time making their simple props and costumes, and learning a piece of the story. Then all teams will present the Christmas pageant. All ages and stages can plug in.

ANGEL TREEStarting November 27If you would like to share Christmas with a child in need, pick up an angel from our Angel Tree located in the front office lobby or at the Great Day of Giving.

CHURCH-WIDEGREAT DAY OF GIVING December 4 | 9:00 - 10:30 all activities & 10:30-11:00 Mission Market Extended All are invited to this annual event focused on the true meaning of giving. Everyone will have a opportunity to put together food boxes, write letters to military men and women, make gifts for our homebound, and participate in our Alternate Giving to Missions program which will benefit our UMC Special giving and other ministries. Reference the ad on page 5 for more information about the food drive.

CHRISTIAN EDUCATIONContact: Lisa Bond LBond@FUMCPensacola.com

ADVENT STUDIESSundays | 9:30am Beginning November 27 Join this four week Advent study, The Redemption of Scrooge by Matt Rawle. Led by Rev. Ken Autrey.

Wednesdays | 6:00pmBeginning November 30During this Advent Study, Under Wraps, each session contains questions for reflection, Scriptures for meditation, and a prayer intended to assist you in reflecting on what God is doing in your heart this season. Led by Rev. Brandon Bures.

ADDITIONAL ADVENT STUDIESBeginning November 27 Several Adult classes will be doing an Advent study and all are invited to join. For class locations, please contact the front office

DUELL LIPSCOMB CLASS Down to Earth: The Hopes and Fears of All the Years, by Mike Slaughter.

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SPIRITUAL DISCOVERIES Lectionary Study: God is with Us by Robin Wilson.

CHRISTIAN FAMILIES The Redemption of Scrooge, by Matt Rawle.

SOULFEAST Prepare the Way, by Pamela C Hawkins.

NEW LIFE The Redemption of Scrooge, by Matt Rawle.

FIFTY FORWARDContact: Debra Tallman DTallman@FUMCPensacola.com

SILVER & GOLD December 1 | 10:30am | $5.00Join Fifty Forward's Silver & Gold for the December program featuring our own Rick and Heidi Branch. Call the Church Office to make a reservation.

LUNCH OUTDecember 8 | 11:30am | Yacht Club Everyone is invited to our annual Christmas Party! Your meal will be ordered off the luncheon menu. Please call the church office at 432-1434 to reserve your spot!

FRIDAY NIGHT AT THE WRIGHT PLACEDecember 16 | 6:00–8:00 pm | $7.00Come enjoy an evening with Paul Martin on the Piano. Paul is a classically trained pianist and part of the staff at First Church. This will be an evening filled with Christmas carols and hymns and there will be sing-a-long tunes as well. Enjoy a meal of ham with scalloped potatoes and green beans. We ask that everyone attending bring a dish to share; appetizers, hors d'oeuvres, or a dessert. Register by calling the church office at 432-1434.

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SERVING THE HUNGRYSTH will not be doing a Thanksgiving meal but we would like to invite you to be a part of our program during the Christmas break. We plan to be serving and will need your help as volunteers travel. We serve on Mondays and Thursdays from 9:00am–1:00pm.

MUSICContact: Dr. Rick Branch RBranch@FUMCPensacola.com

WHITE CHRISTMAS PROGRAMDecember 5 | 5:00pm | Main SanctuaryCome enjoy a program by our youth choir, youth ensembles, and all our children's choirs.

YOUTH ENSEMBLES3:00 – 3:30pm Warm up

YOUTH CHOIR 3:30 – 4:30pm Warm up

ALL CHILDREN'S CHOIRS 4:30 – 5:00pm Warm up

AN ECLECTIC CHRISTMAS December 11 | 6:00pm | Main Sanctuary Music from the Mannheim Steamroller Fresh Aire Christmas series will be presented by members of First Church.

ADULT CHOIR & ORCHESTRA CHRISTMAS CONCERTDecember 18 | 7:30pm | Main Sanctuary Dress Rehearsal, December 14, 6:15pm.Warm up on December 18 at 6:00pm.

WORSHIP COMMITTEE November 26 | 8:30amThe worship committee and any others who are interested are asked to help hang the greenery in the sanctuary.

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SANCTUARY CHOIRNovember 20 | 8:00amNovember 22 | 6:30pmSing for Community Thanksgiving ServiceNovember 23 no rehearsalNovember 27 | 11:00amDecember 4 | 8:00am

2ND – 4TH GRADE CHOIR & CLUB 56 CHOIRNovember 20 | 11:00amSing for sanctuary worship. Warm up at 10:35am in the choir room.November 23No rehearsal

PASTORAL CAREContact: Rev. Ken Autrey KAutrey@FUMCPensacola.com

PRAYER TEAMPrayer works. Please make our prayer team aware of your prayer concerns by calling the church office or submitting a prayer request card. These cards are blue across the top and have the word PRAYER in bold white letters. They can be found in the pews below the envelopes. After the card is filled out it can be placed in one of the prayer boxes around campus or simply dropped in the offering plate. All prayer requests are confidential and names are optional.

RUTH’S KITCHENContact: Susie Schmidt SSchmidt@FUMCPensacola.com WEDNESDAY MEALSNovember 23No Dinner due to Thanksgiving.

November 30Spaghetti, Parmesan Toast, Greek Salad, & Chocolate Cake

TWEENContact: Denise Van Atta DVanAtta@FUMCPensacola.com

A TWEEN CHRISTMAS EVENT"HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS"December 2 | 6:00–9:00pmAll tweens (5th and 6th graders) are invited to come celebrate the Christmas season with your church friends at A Tween Christmas Event | How the Grinch Stole Christmas. It will be a festive time of holiday food, meaningful fellowship and fun games! Let us know if you plan on attending. Cost: $5.

YOUTHContact: Denise Van Atta DVanAtta@FUMCPensacola.com

MID-HIGH CHRISTMAS PARTYDecember 16 &17 All Mid-High youth (7th & 8th) are invited to come celebrate the Christmas season at this overnight Wacky Tie Christmas! It will be a festive time of holiday food, meaningful fellowship and fun games!

SENIOR HIGH PROGRESSIVE DINNERDecember 10 | 6:00pmJoin us for a Christmas Character themed Senior High Progressive Dinner. Wear appropriate Christmas Character outfits for this fun event as we travel to three homes and have appetizers, dinner, and dessert. At our final house we will have a white elephant gift exchange,. Bring something you already have at home, wrapped with no name on it. Please do not buy anything. Please RSVP attending by December 7. More information to come!

SUNDAY 8:00am, 9:30am, 11:00am & ICON AT 11:00am

SERVICE TIMES

The Methodist Witness is a biweekly newsletter published by First United Methodist Church of Pensacola. If you have information to be included in an upcoming edition, or you have any questions or comments regarding The Methodist Witness please contact the editor. Please Note: all information to be included is subject to approval and must be submitted by the appropriate deadlines.

Kelsey SeagerEditor of The Methodist WitnessKSeager@FUMCpensacola.com

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WEDNESDAY, 23 NOVEMBERMCA Closed Due to Holiday Church Office closes at Noon10:00 AM - AA Support Group | OB12:00 PM - AA Support Group | OB5:30 PM - CA Support Group | OB

THURSDAY, 24 NOVEMBERThanksgiving DayMCA and Church Office Closed Due to Holiday12:00 PM - AA Support Group | OB12:00 PM - NA Support Group | FB5:30 PM - CA Support Group | OB

FRIDAY, 25 NOVEMBERMCA and Church Office Closed Due to Holiday10:00 AM - AA Support Group | OB12:00 PM - AA Support Group | OB5:30 PM - CA Support Group | OB

SATURDAY, 26 NOVEMBER12:00 PM - AA Support Group | OB5:30 PM - CA Support Group | OB

SUNDAY, 20 NOVEMBERChrist the King/Reign of Christ Sunday (last Sunday in the Christian Year)7:45 AM - 12:15 PM - Childcare Available | EB8:00 AM - Worship Service | Main Sanctuary9:00 AM - Perry Home Coffee Bar | PH9:30 AM - Worship Service | Main Sanctuary9:30 AM - Serving at First Church | PH1019:30 AM - Sunday School | Various Locations11:00 AM - ICON Worship Service | Wesley Abbey11:00 AM - Worship Service | Main Sanctuary3:00 PM - ECHO (Emerald Coast Honors Orchestra) | WA3:30 PM - Youth Praise Band | YMC4:30 PM - Sunday Night Youth Activities | YMC/ ITRH5:30 PM - CA Support Group | OB7:30 PM - Male & Female Youth Ensembles | ITRH

MONDAY, 21 NOVEMBER7:00 AM - 5:50 PM - Methodist Children's Academy9:00 AM - Sewing Ministry | FB9:30 AM - Preschool Chapel | WA10:00 AM - AA Support Group | OB11:00 AM - Serving The Hungry Plus | MBP12:00 PM - AA Support Group | OB5:15 PM - Finance Committee Meeting | S1175:30 PM - CA Support Group | OB5:30 PM - Cub Scout Pack 99 | YMC5:30 PM - Fitness and Faith Group | Front Lawn6:00 PM - Emerald Coast Bead Society Meeting | DH7:00 PM - Boy Scout Troop 495 | YMC

TUESDAY, 22 NOVEMBER7:00 AM - 5:50 PM - Methodist Children's Academy9:00 AM - Suit Yourself | OB9:30 AM - Bridge Group | PHCB10:00 AM - Prayer Shawl Ministry | PH10110:30 AM - Full Staff/ Program Meeting | S11712:00 PM - AA Support Group | OB5:30 PM - CA Support Group | OB

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10:30 AM - Women at the Well | PHP12:00 PM - AA Support Group | OB12:00 PM - Fellowship Lunch | DH2:30 PM - 5th Grade Bible Study | Panera2:30 PM - Kid Connect | WA5:00 PM - Fellowship Dinner | WP5:30 PM - CA Support Group | OB5:45 PM - Advent Activity: "Nativity" | WA5:45 PM - Kids Gym & Childcare Available | HRAC6:15 PM - Adult Sanctuary Choir | ITRH6:30 PM - Young Professionals Bible Study | Off-Campus

THURSDAY, 01 DECEMBER7:00 AM - 5:50 PM - Methodist Children's Academy7:45 AM - 6th Grade Bible Study | Panera7:45 AM - Mid High Bible Study | Panera9:00 AM - Heather Mitchell Art Class | PH10:00 AM - Study of Prayer | PHP10:15 AM - Mom’s Bible Study | E20710:30 AM - Silver and Gold Luncheon | GH11:00 AM - Serving The Hungry Plus | MBP12:00 PM - AA Support Group | OB12:00 PM - NA Support Group | FB5:30 PM - CA Support Group | OB

FRIDAY, 02 DECEMBER6:30 AM - 6th Grade Bible Study | YMC6:30 AM - Youth Bible Study | YMC7:00 AM - 5:50 PM - Methodist Children's Academy10:00 AM - AA Support Group | OB12:00 PM - AA Support Group | OB3:00 PM - MOMS International | FB5:30 PM - CA Support Group | OB6:00 PM - Tween Christmas Party | YB

SATURDAY, 03 DECEMBER8:00 AM - Emerald Coast Bead Show | WP8:30 AM - GEMS Conference | YMC & WA12:00 PM - AA Support Group | OB5:30 PM - CA Support Group | OB

SUNDAY, 27 NOVEMBERFirst Sunday in Advent: HopeLast day to turn in food for Food Drive7:45 AM - 12:15 PM - Childcare Available | EB8:00 AM - Worship Service | Main Sanctuary9:30 AM - Worship Service | Main Sanctuary9:30 AM - Sunday School | Various Locations9:30 AM - Tour of First Church | PH10111:00 AM - ICON Worship Service | WA11:00 AM - Worship Service | Main Sanctuary3:00 PM - ECHO (Emerald Coast Honors Orchestra) | WA5:30 PM - CA Support Group | OB7:30 PM - Male & Female Youth Ensembles | ITRH

MONDAY, 28 NOVEMBER7:00 AM - 5:50 PM - Methodist Children's Academy7:30 AM - Senior High Bible Study | Bagel Heads9:30 AM - Preschool Chapel | WA10:00 AM - AA Support Group | OB10:00 AM - Braden/Nichols UMW Circle | PH10111:00 AM - Serving The Hungry Plus | MBP12:00 PM - AA Support Group | OB5:30 PM - CA Support Group | OB5:30 PM - Cub Scout Pack 99 | YMC5:30 PM - Fitness and Faith Group | Front Lawn7:00 PM - Boy Scout Troop 495 | YMC

TUESDAY, 29 NOVEMBER7:00 AM - 5:50 PM - Methodist Children's Academy7:15 AM - Senior High Bible Study | Panera9:00 AM - Suit Yourself | OB9:30 AM - Bridge Group | PHCH10:00 AM - Prayer Shawl Ministry | PH10110:30 AM - Full Staff/ Program Meeting | S11712:00 PM - AA Support Group | OB3:15 PM - Downtown Chill Time | Off Campus5:00 PM - Hope Gala | WP5:30 PM - CA Support Group | OB

WEDNESDAY, 30 NOVEMBER7:00 AM - Men’s Bible Breakfast | DH7:00 AM - 5:50 PM - Methodist Children's Academy9:00 AM - R&R | Garages9:00 AM - Suit Yourself | OB10:00 AM - AA Support Group | OB

S - Basement of Sanctuary EB - Education BuildingFB - Franklin BuildingHRAC - Henry Roberts Activities CenterITRH - Ike Terry Rehearsal Hall

JHL - Joe Harrell LibraryOB - Outreach Building PH - Perry HomePHCH - Coffee HouseWP - The Wright Place

DH - Wright Place Dining HallGH - Wright Place Great HallWA - Wesley AbbeyYB - Youth BuildingMBP- Miss Barbara's Place

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