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THE CHIMESA Newsletter of

Centennial United Methodist Churchest. 1963

September-October 2019

1503 Broadway - Rockford, IL - 815 397 2771 - www.centennialumcrockford.org

Words from the Pastor… “Great are the works of the Lord; they are pondered by all who delight in them. Glorious and majestic are his deeds, and his

righteousness endures forever.” - Psalms 111:2-3Dear members and friends, I greet you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. I hope you are doing well today. Can you believe it that we are two months into our journey together? I give thanks to God for God’s faithfulness and the opportunity to journey with you. It has a been a great blessing to get to know you a little more. We still have long ways to go. But with God’s help, we will delight in God’s amazing work in our lives together. In these incoming months, we will be commemorating Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month (September 15th – October 15th). Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month “is a time when all United Methodists in the United States can celebrate diversity and the positive contributions of their Hispanic/Latino brothers and sisters to their communities and congregations. During the Sept. 15-Oct. 15 observance, many Hispanic/Latino people are remembering their traditions and celebrating their families’ countries of origin and their independences. It offers an opportunity for all church members to better understand their community and the families in it as the population becomes increasingly diverse.” We will have the opportunity to listen, learn and experience a little more of the Hispanic/Latinx Heritage in our way at our worship services on Sundays. Don’t miss it!

In September, we kick off with our fall program of discipleship. Our bible studies come back in full throttle. We will be having Bible Study in English at 1pm led by Pastor Judith Kelsey-Powell. Our Bible Studies in Spanish will be on Wednesdays 10am and Thursdays at 7pm led by me. This year we will be having Confirmation for our youth ages 12-17 for the first time in a few years. So, if you know of any youth who is interested let me know. We will be meeting on third Sunday of the month from 3pm-6pm at our main building. We will be using the “Confirm” curriculum, an approved United Methodist curriculum. Please make the effort to attend regularly to any of our bible studies. Multiculturalism is a blessing of God and it will be the overarching theme for these next two months in worship. We will be learning different dimensions of what it means to be multicultural. The prophet Jeremiah will provide some biblical and theological grounding, language and reflection for our worship. We need to start owning and living into this wonderful calling God has entrusted us in our church because great are the works that our Lord gives us. Thus, I invite to take opportunity to step out of your comfortable zone and come with enthusiasm and open minds. God is about to do amazing things in our midst. You all are in my prayers. May God bless you and keep you!

Sincerely,

Rev. Uziel Hernandez Martinez

“Five ways to celebrate Hispanic heritage month” By Aileen Jimenez, manager of Hispanic/Latino leader communications at United Methodist Communications, Nashville, Tennessee, USA. Originally published August 27,2018.

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Palabras del Pastor…“El amor del Señor no tiene fin, ni se han agotado sus bondades. Cada mañana se renuevan; ¡qué grande es su fidelidad! Y me digo: ¡El Señor lo es todo para mí; por eso en él confío!” - Lamentaciones 3:22-24

Queridos miembros y amigos (as), los saludo en el nombre de nuestro Señor Jesucristo. Espero que estén bien hoy. ¿Pueden creer que ya llevamos dos meses juntos? Yo doy gracias a Dios por su fidelidad hacia nosotros y la oportunidad de estar juntos en este viaje. Ha sido una bendición conocerlos un poquito mejor. Todavía tenemos mucho que caminar, pero con la ayuda de Dios lo lograremos y nos deleitaremos en el trabajo que Dios nos permite compartir.

En estos siguientes meses, estaremos conmemorando el mes de la Herencia Hispana/Latinx (15 de septiembre al 15 de octubre). El mes de la Herencia Hispana/Latinx “es un tiempo cuando todos los Metodistas Unidos en los Estados Unidos pueden celebrar la diversidad y las contribuciones positivas de sus hermanos (as) Hispanos/Latinos en sus comunidades y congregaciones. Durante la observación del 15 de septiembre al 15 de octubre, muchas personas Hispanas/Latinas recuerdan sus tradiciones y celebran sus orígenes nacionales y el día de sus independencias. Esto ofrece a toda la iglesia mejor entender sus comunidades y sus familias mientras la población viene hacer mucho más diversa.” Tendremos la oportunidad de escuchar, aprender y experimentar un poco de la Herencia Hispana/Latinx en nuestros servicios del domingo. ¡No te lo pierdas!

En septiembre, estaremos dando comienzo a nuestro programa de discipulado de otoño. Nuestros estudios bíblicos regresan a toda máquina. Estaremos teniendo estudios bíblicos en ingles a la 1pm dirigido por la Pastora Judith Kelsey-Powell. Nuestros estudios bíblicos en español serán los miércoles a las 10am y los jueves a las 7pm dirigido por mí. Este año estaremos comenzando de nuevo el programa de Confirmación. Estaremos usando el manual de “Confirm” uno aprobado por la Iglesia Metodista Unida. Por favor, hagan el esfuerzo de atender regularmente a cualquiera de nuestros estudios bíblicos.

La multiculturalidad es una bendición de Dios y este será el tema general en los siguientes dos meses en la adoración. Estaremos aprendiendo diferentes dimensiones de que significa ser multicultural. El profeta Jeremías nos centrara bíblica y teológicamente para tener lenguaje y reflexión en nuestro tiempo de adoración. Tenemos que afirmar, confirmar y vivir en el maravilloso llamado que Dios nos ha dado en nuestra iglesia. Porque como dice le Salmo, “El amor del Señor no tiene fin, ni se han agotado sus bondades.” Seguimos hacia delante. Por eso, los invito a tomar la oportunidad y empezar a salirse de su área de comodidad y vengan un entusiasmo y mentes abiertas. Dios va a hacer grandes y maravillosas cosas en medio de nosotros. Están todos en mis oraciones. ¡Que Dios lo bendiga y los guarde!

Sinceramente,

Revdo. Uziel Hernández Martínez

“Five ways to celebrate Hispanic heritage month” By Aileen Jimenez, manager of Hispanic/Latino leader communications at United Methodist Communications, Nashville, Tennessee,

USA. Originally published August 27,2018

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SERVICIOS DOMINICALES EN ESPAÑOL SEPTIEMBRE - OCTUBRE 2019

SEPTIEMBRE 2019

FECHA LECTURAS BIBLICAS TITULO DEL SERMON Sep 1 Duodécimo Domingo después del Pentecostés: Año C

Santa Comunión Jeremías 2:4-13 Lucas 14:1,7-14

“Cisternas de Agua Viva”

Pastor Uziel

Sep 8 Decimotercero Domingo después del Pentecostés: Año C Jeremías 181-11 Lucas 14:25-33

“Barro en la Manos del Alfarero”

Pastor Uziel Sep 15 Decimocuarto Domingo después del Pentecostés: Año C

Jeremías 4:11-12, 22-28 Lucas 15:1-10

Los Vientos de Restauración Pastor Uziel

Sep 22 Decimoquinto Domingo después del Pentecostés: Año C Jeremías 8:18 – 9:1

Lucas 16:1-13

“¿No hay bálsamo en Galaad?” Pastor Uziel

Sep 29 Decimosexto Domingo después del Pentecostés: Año C Jeremías 32:1-3ª, 6-15

Lucas 16:19-31

“No Pierdas la Oportunidad” Pastor Uziel

OCTUBRE 2019

FECHA LECTURAS BIBLICAS TITULO DEL SERMON Oct 6 Decimoséptimo Domingo después del Pentecostés: Año C

Santa Comunión 2 de Timoteo 1:1-14

Lucas 17:5-10

“El Depósito de un Tesoro”

Pastor Uziel

Oct 13 Decimoctavo Domingo después del Pentecostés: Año C 2 de Timoteo 2:8-15

Lucas 17:11-19

“Fe Autentica” Pastor Uziel

Oct 20 Decimonoveno Domingo después del Pentecostés: Año C 2 de Timoteo 3:14 – 4:5

Lucas 18:1-8

“El Don de la Oración” Pastor Uziel

Oct 27 Vigésimo Domingo después del Pentecostés: Año C 2 de Timoteo 4:6-8, 16-18

Lucas 18:9-14

“Terminando la Carrera” Pastor Uziel

“Así pues, la fe nace al oír el mensaje, y el mensaje viene de la

palabra de Cristo.” – Romanos 10:17

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SEPTEMBER 2019

DATE SCRIPTURE SERMON TITLE September 1 Twelfth Sunday After Pentecost: Year C

Holy Communion Jeremiah 2:4-13 Luke 14:1,7-14

“Cisterns of Living Water” Pastor Uziel

September 8 Thirteenth Sunday After Pentecost: Year C

Jeremiah 18:1-11 Luke 14:25-33

“Clay in the Potter’s Hand” Pastor Uziel

September 15 Fourteenth Sunday After Pentecost: Year C

Jeremiah 4:11-12, 22-28 Luke 15:1-10

“Winds of Restoration” Pastor Uziel

September 22 Fifteenth Sunday After Pentecost: Year C Jeremiah 8:18-9:1

Luke 6:1-13

“Is There No Balm in Gilead” Pastor Uziel

September 29 Sixteenth Sunday After Pentecost: Year C Jeremiah 32:1-3a, 6-15

Luke 16:19-31

“Don’t Miss the Opportunity” Pastor Uziel

OCTOBER 2019

DATE SCRIPTURE SERMON TITLE October 6 Seventeenth Sunday After Pentecost: Year C

World Communion Sunday Holy Communion 2 Timothy 1:1-14

Luke 17:5-10

“The Entrusted Treasure”

Pastor Uziel

October 13 Eighteenth Sunday After Pentecost: Year C 2 Timothy 2:8-15

Luke 17:11-19

“Authentic Faith” Pastor Uziel

October 20 Nineteenth Sunday After Pentecost: Year C

2 Timothy 3:14 – 4:5 Luke 18:1-8

“The Gift of Prayer” Pastor Uziel

October 27 Twentieth Sunday After Pentecost: Year C 2 Timothy 4:6-8, 16-18

Luke 18:9-14

“Finishing the Race” Pastor Uziel

“You study the Scriptures diligently because you think that in them you have eternal

life. These are the very Scriptures that testify about me” John 5:39

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** ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR THE CHIMES*September - October 2019

*NIC UNITED METHODIST HISPANIC WOMEN'S RETREAT - (Sept. 6-8) Mujeres Metodistas Unidas Hispanas of the NIC will hold their 34th uninterrupted Women's Retreat at Camp Hickory Conference and Retreat Center, 26202 W Nippersink Rd, Ingleside, IL. For more details, please contact Andrea at asanabria81@yahoo.com.

*CONFIRMATION PROGRAM: Confirmation will be on the third Sunday of the month from 3pm – 6pm. If you know of a youth between the ages 12- 17 years old who might be interested, please let Pastor Uziel know. Sessions Schedule:1. September 22nd, 2019.2. October 20th, 2019.

*ROCKFORD D.S. INSTALLATION SERVICE: D.S. Rev. Fabiola Grandon-Mayer installation service will be on September 29th, at Beth Eden UMC, 3pm.

*NIC HISPANIC/LATINX MINISTRIES CELEBRATION: Our annual gathering for Hispanic/Latinx Ministries will be at Iglesia Metodista Unida Nuevo Amanecer (668 Graceland Avenue, Des Plaines, IL 60016). On Saturday, October 5th, 2019 from 9am-2pm. All are welcome.

*BIBLE STUDIES:Bible Study in English – Wednesdays at 1pm, led by Pastor Judith. Bible Studies in Spanish – Wednesdays at 10am, led by Pastor Uziel.Thursdays at 7pm, led by Pastor Uziel.

* CENTENNIAL CAFÉ: Centennial Café returns on Sunday, September 8, 2019.

* FOOD PANTRY: This is an ongoing mission and many families and individuals from our church family and neighborhood have benefitted.

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The unit meetings of United Methodist Women are held the third Wednesday of each month at(unless otherwise notified) at Centennial United Methodist Church. 1503 Broadway.

The purpose of the UMW shall be a community of women whose purpose is to know God and experience freedom as whole persons through Jesus Christ; to develop a creative, supportive fellowship; and to expand concepts of mission through participation in the global ministries of the church. Our vision is “turning faith, hope, and love into action on behalf of women, children and youth around the world.”

The UMW of Centennial is inviting everyone to the Sept and Oct programs:

September Program Wednesday, Sept 18, 1 pm at CUMC Karen Russ will be talking about “Climate Justice”Climate disruption poses a major threat to people and other forms of life on this planet. Come learn about how this disruption affects each of us and what we can individually do to make a difference.

October Program Wednesday, Oct 16, 1 pm at CUMC Janet Bjork will present “What About Our Money”This study explores personal relationship with money, the money choices available to us and how we individually and collectively respond in light of our faith.

Hope to see you at our Sept and Oct meetings!

Cindy Whitmer

UMW Projects

Schnucks gas card/Escrip program. Each time you use your registered card at Schnucks donations are made to the church and if you have the gas card you earn discounts on fuel as well. Keep shopping and earning both for Centennial and gas discounts for your selves.

Good Search program - A penny is earned for each search and if you shop online at any of the Good Shop partners bigger earnings are available.

Amazon Smile - We have another opportunity to earn donations to the church by shopping with Amazon and their smile program. If you already shop with Amazon we have signed up to receive donations for Centennial with this program. You shop as you already do just go through the smile program and select Centennial to support.

UNITED METHODIST WOMENFAITH-HOPE-LOVE IN ACTION

Finance Corner Jan-August 31, 2019

Operating Revenue 61,661 Withdrawals - Wells Fargo 160,184 Endowment Income 16,946 238,791

Total Operating Expenses 123,062 Parsonage Purchase 130,404 253,466

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ROCKFORD URBAN MINISTRIESJustGoods, the fair trade store at 201 7th St. is closing. The following is an update and explanation from Stanley Campbell, director of Rockford Urban Ministries.

There are too many people to thank individually for supporting JustGoods Fair Trade Store, from the customers who purchased their Christmas presents regularly, to the donors who forgave loans and helped buy inventory, to the many volunteers and staff who put in long hours and who made memories and supported individual craftspeople around the world. There are many inquiries about the space here at 201 Seventh Street, and we hope to find a compatible nonprofit fair trade outlet. We know that it will need your support as well, so please watch the space.

The music will continue, beginning on September 20. We could always use volunteers to prepare the room and welcome the guests and musicians and to provide treats. Music will begin with Emily Hurd on Sep. 20. (list is at their website: www.rockfordlisteningroom.com) . Our treasurer, Lee Schreiner, is fighting fourth-stage lymphoma and has received his third round of chemotherapy. He and Charmaine have decided to sell the building and I believe I can tell you that it will be purchased by Rockford New Hope, a nonprofit community development association that grew out of Centennial UMC with help from RUM.

Midtown District, the Seventh Street business organization, has moved out of our building and down the street to occupy the old railroad depot at Sixth Avenue. Sustain Rockford, a new environmental group, will move in. They will focus on educating poor neighborhoods about alternative energy and will be a great fit. We’ll let you know when there is an open house and you can meet everyone.

After fourteen years, the volunteers and staff have decided to close JustGoods, the non-profit fair trade store at the corner of Seventh Street and First Avenue. Volunteers are helping close out the sales. The store came about because a number of people wanted access to gift items not made in sweat shops. Fair trade promises living wages to third world artisans. The concept was started by missionaries who contracted with local villagers to pay a fair living wage, not use children, share the profits with the village, and not harm the environment. The largest fair trade companies -- Ten Thousand Villages and SERRV -- started by the Mennonites and the Brethren, have grown to two percent of the U.S. economy. In Europe, fair trade sales can be as high as 15% of national business. So our little store had high hopes of educating Rockford and supporting fair trade producers, as well as buying from local crafts people and nonprofits.

Sadness prevails because it's such a lovely store in which so many volunteers and lightly paid staff have spent time and effort. They organized benefits to help pay for heat and electricity, assisted in raising funds to put a wind turbine and solar panels on the roof, and donated items to other non-profits while selling crafts in support of Rockford missions and ministries.

The reason for closing boils down to finances: there just hasn’t been enough income to purchase inventory for this year’s Christmas sales, which is when the store breaks even. Rockford Urban Ministries (whom I work for) is ultimately responsible for paying the bills. The people hosted benefits, sent out appeals and sought volunteers to run the store. Volunteers educated themselves to tell people about the virtues of fair trade. I hope the community can show appreciation for their effort. I thank all for your support and am sorry that JustGoods is closing. But the building and, we hope, the mission continues. And RUM’s vintage art and book sales in the back room will continue, though limited to when we have volunteers to take your donations. We pray there will be something new and even better moving into this space. We welcome ideas which you can send to rockfordurbanmin@aol.com, or mail to RUM, 201 Seventh St., Rockford IL 61104 (and you are welcome to bless us with a tax deductible check).

Interfaith Open Houses of Worship Sep 22 The Open Houses of Worship will be Sunday, Sep. 22, 2019, from 1:30 to 4:30pm. Two different faith communities invite you to hear about their faith and enjoy a tour of their worship center. WHERE: Begin at 1:30 pm – Temple Beth El, 1203 Comanche Drive, Rckd, one block east of N Alpine. then drive to:3:00 pm at the Muslim Community Center, 5921 Darlene Dr., south and west of Harrison and South Mulford Individuals or groups are welcome. People are encouraged to carpool or travel in their own vehicles. The Rockford Interfaith Council has representatives from every major faith and many denominations who pray and work for a tolerant community. The Interfaith Council also hosts the annual Mayor’s Thanksgiving Service the Sunday before Thanksgiving. For more information, Call Phyllis Peterson, 815-633-0492, or Rockford Urban Ministries, 815-964-7111

Pam Herriott

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Mission and Outreach

Rally Sunday was celebrated on August 25 with a joint service and a picnic outside. The church was filled with our members praising God in both languages with songs and readings. Many hands helped to set up and take down tables and chairs in the side lawn. We feasted on grilled hot dogs, chips, ice cream and lemonade. God gave us a beautiful day. A good time was had by all.

Saturday Kids' Club youth enjoyed making crosses this month. We also had two of our long time members graduate to our middle school group. We celebrated with a pizza party. The girls were given cross necklaces. It is always rewarding to watch the children as they grow in our program. Thanks for your support of Saturday Kids' Club.

Centennial's Meals on Wheels outreach continues through October on the 4th Saturday of each month. We still need drivers to deliver the food in September and October. If you would like to volunteer, contact Carol Risenhoover. Reimbursements are available for food and gas.

Again this year, we were fortunate in that Christ UMC included Centennial's children in their backpack drive. On Monday, Aug, 26th, 35 backpacks, complete with school supplies, were delivered to Centennial.. All the children in our programs, grades K-8 received this generous gift from Christ UMC. We are very thankful for their support of our children and families.

Carol Risenhoover

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GREETERS AND COMMUNION SERVERSPastor Fabiola wants to thank all those willing to serve as a greeter or as a communion server. These are important ministries in our church.

GreetersSeptember: Marlene & Mickey Wibom

October: Keith SodergrenNovember: Gabriel & Micaela Ruiz

Communion ServersSeptember: Marje Doll

October 6th: World Communion SundayCarol Risenhoover - Jong KimNovember: Cindy Whitmer

Nurture Committee

The Nurture Committee will be coordinating the following events in September and October:

Sunday, Sept 8Choir returns and the Centennial Café resumes between services at 11-11:25 am. If you can bring a treat to share during the Café time, please sign upon on the Café Sign-up sheet. This sheet is located in the church office throughout the week and on the Café table on Sundays.

Sept 15 – Oct 15Hispanic/Latinx Heritage MonthDuring this month we will celebrate the independence days of the many Latino countries represented in our congregation. Look for special displays at church during this month. Sunday, Sept 29Join us for the Installation Service of Rev. Fabiola Grandon-Mayer as the new Rockford District Superintendent. The service will be from 3 – 5 pm at Beth Eden UMC, 3201 Huffman Blvd, Rockford. Sunday, Oct 6 Worldwide Communion Sunday This Sunday will be a joint service followed by a potluck.

Cindy Whitmer

Choir begins Sunday, September 8th at 9:00 am

If you like to sing and have fun at the same time, why not join us on Sunday mornings at

9 am for practice and then sing in the service at 10 am.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Janie Kellermann, director

Next Meetings

September 5th - Children/Youth Ministry Meeting 6pm

September 11th - Intentional Discipleship Trainingat Freeport Harmony UMC, 2-5pm

October 2nd - Ad Council 5:30 pm

October 8th - Staff Parish/Pastor RelationsCommittee Meeting 5:30 pm

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9/1 Kelly Nelson9/2 Jerald Grady9/3 Megan Jaworowski9/12 Taylor Sanders9/15 Ivette Guerrero9/10 Melissa Wibom9/12 Beverly Dahlgren9/13 Miriam Castro-Rodriguez9/13 Nikeon Purifoy9/14 Miriam Luna9/21 Frances Perez9/22 Jim Gentry9/25 Ismael Arencibia9/25 Rosalinda Salazar9/25 Jocelyn Saucedo9/26 Maricruz Trancoso9/28 Margie Sierra9/29 Micaela Serrano9/29 Keith Sodergren9/29 Virginia Solis9/30 Terryl Hendrix

Our prayers and thoughts for our home bound members. We love you and miss you very much.

At Wesley Willows: Mae FosterHenrietta DayArt HuenkemeierAt Home: Jo MarshallNancy O'LearyMicaela SerranoAida BejesusCleo EnglishJo HarringtonJerald GradyUndergoing Treatment/Rehab:Keith SodergrenKen DahlgrenJohn Paul (Margie's son)Jonathan Garcia (Myriam Luna's son)Mickey WibomRev. Bettye MixonTara ArencibiaPastor Fabiola's fatherRosa MendozaPortia HanebuthChuck WhitmoreJim WhitmoreSilvia DuranPat NelsonEllen DeanRay Kellermann

10/1 Donald Robb10/3 Omar Barrera10/3 Terry Martinez10/4 Rebecca Slade10/6 Gaby Berndt10/6 Irene Rosik10/8 Nick Clinkenbeard10/8 Tammy Dean Maggio10/9 Uziel Hernandez Martinez10/13 Daniel Salazar10/14 Alyssa Vails10/15 Grace Palmer10/18 Juventino Salazar10/19 Mary Mankarious10/19 Paulina Mayer10/19 Pedro Mayer10/22 Lora Doll10/23 Tatumm Brown10/23 Matthew Durante10/24 Jacqueline Jaworowski10/25 Lourdes Reyes10/26 Charles Whitmore10/27 Sharon Sodergren10/30 Jeff Palmer10/30 Kelly Miller Rote

Contributors to this issue of the Chimes:

Pastor Uziel Hernandez Martinez Lori Doll Pam Herriott Carol RisenhooverCindy Whitmer Janie Kellermann

Next issue: November-DecemberArticles and items due October 20, 2019

FLOWER CHARTYou can worship God through the flowers you bring to church.The cost of the flowers is $26 with checks payable to Centennial. Please sign up at the Flower Chart. There are still openings.

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CALENDAR ABBREVIATIONSEBS-ENGLISH BIBLE STUDY, SKC-SATURDAY KID’S CLUB, HBS-Hispanic Bible Study

SKC 10:00 am

Chimes items due

SKC 10:00 am

SKC 10:00 am

SKC 10:00 am

English Serv. 10 amSpanish Serv. 11:30 am

English Serv. 10 amSpanish Serv. 11:30 am

English Serv. 10 amSpanish Serv. 11:30 am

English Serv. 10 amSpanish Serv. 11:30 amConfirmation Class3-6 pm

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Office Hours9am to 12pmHBS 7pm

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Office Hours9am to 12pmChildren/YouthMinistry 6pmHBS 7pm

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Office Hours9am to 12pmSPRC 5:30 pm

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English Serv. 10 amSpanish Serv. 11:30 am

World Communion SundayJoint Serv. 10 amPotluck following

English Serv. 10 amSpanish Serv. 11:30 am

English Serv. 10 amSpanish Serv. 11:30 am

Office Hours9am to 12pm

HSB 10 amHand Chimes11:30amEBS 1 pm

HSB 10 amHand Chimes11:30amEBS 1 pmIntentional DiscipleshipFreeport Harmony 2-5pm

HSB 10 amHand Chimes11:30amUMW 1 pm

HSB 10 amHand Chimes11:30amEBS 1 pm

HSB 10 amHand Chimes11:30amEBS 1 pmAd Board 5:30 pm

HSB 10 amHand Chimes11:30amEBS 1 pm

HSB 10 amHand Chimes11:30amEBS 1 pm

HSB 10 amHand Chimes11:30amEBS 1 pm

HSB 10 amHand Chimes11:30amUMW 1 pm

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Centennial UMC is a multicultural congregation strongly committed to being open, accepting, welcoming and loving to all, making a difference

in our community through our Christian outreach.

Centennial United Methodist Church1503 BroadwayRockford, IL 61104

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Join us for Sunday ServicesEnglish 10:00 amSpanish 11:30 am