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March 11, 2020

220 West Horatio Avenue Maitland, Florida 32751 Phone: 407-644-5222 FAX: 407-539-0658

E-mail address: [email protected]

Easter Reflection

The season of Easter is quickly approaching. Maybe you’ve already seen candy and decorations filling the aisles of stores. It is often surprising how quickly Easter comes each year. I can only imagine how surprised Mary was when she went to the tomb with supplies to prepare the body of Jesus for burial only to realize that he wasn’t there!

The story of Luke 24 reminds us of Mary’s experience. She is pretty relatable. She saw Jesus died and wanted to help so she did what she could to care for Jesus even after his death. She was shocked to learn from the angel that Je-sus was resurrected. Then Mary and her companions be-came the first evangelists. They ran to tell the good news that Jesus Christ was risen to the disciples. Do you remem-ber what happened when they arrived? The disciples didn’t believe her! They thought she was telling them an “idle tale.” As we prepare our hearts for Easter may we remember that the good news of Jesus Christ means we too experi-ence resurrection, even when it seems too crazy to be true! May we ask Jesus to bring new life to the parts of our lives that are in need of resurrection. May God work through As-bury to bring the resurrection love of God to our community and world. May God inspire us as we retell and continue to live the story of Holy week to Easter! Christ is risen! Amen! Rev. Mike Luzinski

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The Rider March 11, 2020 Page Number 2

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

For week of 3/1/2020 Expected income as of this date: 209,675 Income received as of this date : 199,392 Worship attendance this date: 481 Sunday School attendance this date : 73

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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 Wednesday April 8, 2020. Deadline for submittals is CLOSE OF BUSINESS, on Tuesday, March 31,

2020 by email to: [email protected].

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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] Jill Riggs AELC Learning Center Director [email protected] Cyndi Johnson Connecting Points/Discipleship Director [email protected] Carol Minish Office administrative assistant/Receptionist/Publishing [email protected] Sue Staehler Office administrative assistant/Receptionist/Publishing [email protected] Audrie Weissman Part-time receptionist [email protected] Helen Cross Financial Assistant [email protected] Chris Kovic Celebration Worship Leader [email protected] Tamara Alexander Director of Music Ministries [email protected] Jessica Burton Director of Children’s Ministry [email protected] Cassie Livingston Youth Director [email protected] Richie Hartig Pastoral Intern Alisa Alexander Accompanist Nate Thompson Housekeeping Stephen Aldridge Night Security Greg Lee Audio Technician Steve Johnson Audio Technician

Walk with Jesus through the cross to the empty tomb: Ash Wednesday, Lent, Holy Week and Easter

The holy seasons of Lent and Easter are upon us. It is a grand opportunity for the church to offer the world the opportunity to go deeper in life with God. Lent is traditionally known as a time of prayer, confession, repentance, fasting; basically going deeper in our relationship with God and each other. Unlike the feasting of Christmas, it is a time for fasting from some things to be ready to be filled with new life in Jesus Christ at Easter. We invite you to deepen your love for God and others during this time by engaging in the worship experiences and practices below. Holy Week and Easter walk with Jesus into Jerusalem, through the last supper, his betrayal, death and resurrec-tion during holy week. Through incredible music and powerful experiences like footwashing, communion, shadows, and sun-rise celebrations, you will experience the love of Jesus more deeply! Please come, and welcome friends! LENTEN DEVOTIONALS *read from February 26-Easter, April 12 LENTEN LUNCHES Wednesdays Feb. 26 thru April 8, 2020 PALM SUNDAY WORSHIP April 5, 2020 (8:15 Sanctuary, 9:30 fellowship hall, 11:00am sanctuary) *Jesus begins his journey to the cross in Jerusalem HOLY THURSDAY WORSHIP April 9, 2020 (7:00pm (sanctuary) *remember Jesus washing the disciple’s feet and the Last Supper through a foot washing and communion experience GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE OF SHADOWS April 10, 2020

*7:00pm (sanctuary) walk with Jesus through his friend’s betrayals to his arrest and crucifixion. EASTER CELEBRATION April 12, 2020 (sunrise, 8:15 sanctuary, 9:30 fellowship hall, 11:00 sanctuary) *Celebrate the resurrection power of Jesus to overcome sin, evil, and death with his life-giving love!!



Asbury’s Anti-virus Response

A brilliant Pastor friend of mine recently reminded his congregation about King Ahaz’s message to God’s people when they faced an imminent threat…” Isaiah 7: 2 reveals how anxious the people were about an encroaching army “…the heart of Ahaz and the heart of his people shook as the trees of the forest shake before the wind.” King Ahaz then shared a message from God that was good for himself and Judah to remember: “Be careful, be quiet, do not fear, and do not let your heart be faint…” This is good advice for us today in the face of viruses like flu and Corona virus. Our media buys and sells our attention by exaggerating events of the day. If we con-sume popular media today without using our critical thinking it is easy to believe there is no God in heaven who cares about us, to believe that, indeed, the world is going to hell in a handbasket. God’s message to Ahaz and Judah is also a great message for us today. “Don’t panic or allow yourself to get upset…be quiet…don’t give in to fear or let your will grow weak.” In other words, with God’s helpful Spirit, choose to trust the Lord and don’t over-react to the bad news you hear. Save your will (heart) for seeking first God’s will and Kingdom, then we will have all that we need to do what God wants (Matthew 6: 19-34).” Yes, use common sense and be careful/thoughtful/make intelligent choices based on what you know. Below is what the Center for Disease Control recommends as reasonable preventative measures:

Avoid close contact with people who are sick. Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth. Stay home when you are sick at least 24-48 hours after your last symptoms. Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash. Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces using a regular household cleaning spray or

wipe. Below are further measures Asbury UMC is taking to enact reasonable safety and health measures. We en-courage everyone at Asbury to:

*Wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds *Keep your hands away from your eyes, ears, and nose. *Wave or flash a peace sign(make a V with your pointer and middle fingers) when greeting people instead of hugs or handshakes *Stay home if any symptoms of illness until symptom free for at least 24-48 hours or until cleared by a medical professional. *Sneeze or cough in your elbow *Make use of disinfectant gel stations being placed near entrances/exits on campus *Watch worship online if sick at home and let us know how we can pray for/support you *Clean/disinfect daily all hi touch surfaces daily using hospital grade sanitizer *stay up to date on the latest recommendations at: http://orange.floridahealth.gov/

Asbury leadership will certainly revise this plan as necessary based on recommendations from our leading health, safety, and government officials. Thank you for doing these things out of consideration for everyone! Peace of Jesus, Pastor Cameron

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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 Spring has Sprung April 14, 2020. The menu will be Salad, Spaghetti, green beans, garlic bread and cherry cheesecake for dessert.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT LIVE

Classes have started however you may join a class at anytime. 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

Vespers services start at 6:00 p.m. in the chapel with a different speaker each week.

UPCOMING AT ASBURY

We have a new small group.

“What happens when women pray and seek god’s grace and direction?”

Come on out and join the group and find out, they will be meeting in the Chapel on Thursdays at 1:30 p.m.. Any questions contact Teresa Cunningham @ [email protected] Men are also welcome to attend.

PLEASE JOIN US FOR OUR FAMILY PROMISE OF GREATER ORLANDO Volunteer Appreciation Evening

HORS D’OEUVRES & BEVERAGES Thursday, March 26th

5:30 to 7:00 in the evening St. Richard’s Episcopal Church

5151 Lake Howell Road Winter Park, FL 32792

Kicking off our 20th anniversary Our speaker will be Family Promise CEO, Claas Ehlers

RSVP to [email protected] Or 407-951-8269, ext. 104 by March 20th

Honoring Asbury’s

Interfaith Hospitality Network Partner - Teresa Scott Resource Center Volunteers - Carla Smith

Asbury’s Spring Church Wide Workday

Easter is coming! We want our Church facility to shine for our guests. A church wide work day has been scheduled for Saturday, March 21st 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Lunch will be provide by the UMM at 12:30 p.m. This activity is open to all ages, we hope you can make it .General cleaning of windows, weeding, moss gathering and whatever else needs to be done. Bring your work gloves, bucket, broom, “MANY HANDS MAKE LIGHT WORK”




Sharing And Caring (SAC) Schedule 2020

Monday, Mar.16th - Game Day in conference room - 1:00 p.m. Monday, Mar.23rd - Business Meeting, lunch (bring sandwich), Bingo if desired, in parlor - 11:30 a.m. Monday, Apr. 6th - Game Day in conference room - 1:00 p.m. Monday, Apr.13th - Perkins's, Altamonte Springs - 11:30 a.m. 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.

BLANKET ANGELS: Our Blanket Angels are a group that knits blankets and makes pillow cases for the children in the hospi-tals. If you would be interested in becoming a part of this ministry, please contact Pat Lockeby or the church office.

USHERS NEEDED: Volunteers are needed for our 11:00 am usher teams. No experience is need-ed, just a desire to serve. If you have any questions about ushering or would like to serve as an usher, please contact Phil Kopman at 407- 682-1733. See you in church.

Each Sunday morning, Paul Schumacher brings prayer requests for any who are interested in praying for the inmates at the Central Florida Reception Center which is a part of the Florida Department of Corrections. This ministry is through Prison Fellowship. The Youthful Offenders are no longer housed at the CFRC, so they will be meeting with adult prisoners that come to the meetings voluntarily. They are sent there after sentencing and after evaluation, they are sent to other facilities around the state. Some are there for 3 to 4 weeks and others

are there more permanently. Paul is part of the ministry called Prison Fellowship. If you would be willing to take one or more of these prayer requests, please see Paul after the services. If you have any interest in visiting Jesus in prison by becoming part of this ministry, you may contact Paul Schumacher at [email protected].

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 communion. If you know of a church member or Christion neighbor 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 contributions of small vases and cards! Keep them com-ing! Please join us if your Mondays are free and you’d like to pass on the Love of Jesus to people in our church family who have recently experienced a difficult time. Florist experience is not necessary nor is crafti-ness. 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!

PRAYER MINISTRY: Our prayer ministry team is a vital ministry for our church. They meet the 4th Wednesday of each month at 1:30 pm as a group in the Welcome Friends class room then someone prays over our prayer requests in the chapel every day. For more information contact Mavis Treat at 407-739-5009.



ASBURY KIDS

PRESCHOOL–.

ASBURY EARLY LEARNING CENTER: Registration is open for Summer Camp 2020-21. Ages 2-5 yrs. Friends are welcome to register...For more info contact Jill Riggs via email at [email protected].

Climb aboard for mountains of fun at Rocky Railway! On this faith-filled adventure, kids

discover that trusting Jesus pulls them through life’s ups and downs.

Located below and attached is the link to our VBS to sign up https://vbspro.events/p/

events/asburymaitland

If you should need assistants please contact Jessie Burton Director of Children’s Ministries at [email protected] Please note: If you are planning on helping with VBS or Children’s/youth ministries in any way at-tendance to “Safe Sanctuary Training” is mandatory for more information on this please contact

Jessie Burton Director of Children’s Ministries at [email protected]

ASAAAAAASBURYSBURYS ROCKY Ae 15, 2020 — June 19, 2020

09:00 am — 12:00 pm (EDT)

220 W Horatio Ave Maitland, FL 32751

Parents night out! Friday night March 20, 2020

5:30p.m. to 8:00p.m. contact Jessie Burton Director of Children’s Ministries at [email protected] for more information

ASBURYS ROCKY RAILROAD

June 15, 2020 - June 19, 2020 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

220 W. Horatio Ave. Maitland, FL. 32751


https://vbspro.events/p/events/asburymaitland

https://vbspro.events/p/events/asburymaitland





SUNDAY SCHOOL Meets in the youth room at 9:30 am. HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP: Sunday evenings in the Youth room from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. MIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP: Wednesday evenings in the Youth room from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. REMIND 101: For updates and reminders for the Youth Ministry, go to Remind101.com and put in the class code: 87e3g3.

Youth Happenings

Youth Confirmation Classes start March 22, 2020. This is an 8 week class from 11:00 am to 1:00 p.m. For more information please contact Cassie Livingston [email protected]



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

Save The Date! Friday, May 8th, 6pm.

Mother daughter sister in Christ banquet

“A night in Paris”

UMM SATURDAY BREAKFAST The next UMM Breakfast will be at 7:30 am on Saturday, April 4, 2020 The Speaker is TBD. All men are invited to attend and encouraged to bring a friend, neighbor or co-worker.

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

The next 2 visit, by Asbury men, to the Orlando Union Rescue Mission will be Sunday March 15, 2020. and Sunday April 19, 2020 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: David Vatcher for March 15 and Bill Erdman for April 19th if you should have any questions

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].

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

UMM

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2020 ALTAR FLOWER CALENDAR The 2020 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. UM CHILDREN’S HOME: Are you looking for a way to use your hands and heart to serve God’s need? The Florida United Methodist Children’s Home has a Gift Shop and they need help in sorting and organizing the donations received in their Heart and Home Resale Shop. You can sit while sorting and it’s a great way to create a fun outreach for Mission. They’re located in the Big Lots Shopping Center, 2460A South Volusia Ave., Orange City. They are very flexible but suggest approximately 3 hours when you are there. This is a great support for the Children’s Home. If you think this fits you and are interested in volunteering weekly, monthly or any amount of time, please let me know: Patti Etzkin phone 407-355-0368 or [email protected].

BOX TOPS PLEASE keep on br inging box tops to church. Lake Orienta school really appreciates them. Basket is in the narthex hallway. No soup labels please. Thank You INK CARTRIDGE RECYCLING Please bring your empty ink cartridges in 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 and the Mait-land community If you are in charge of one of those ministries and you have something happening that you would like to publicize, please send a short announce-ment with the pertinent information to [email protected]. We can only let the people know




Church Family Joys and Concerns

PLEASE HELP US

If you know of a church member who is in or 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 and healing prayers.

Please keep our beloved family members in your prayers.

Savannah Cove Marie Koch Savannah Court: Marie Eberhart Serenade: Richard Copeland 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

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

Bob & Linda Burkhart, Kathy Clements,

Jerry and Barbara Cloud, Gladys Entrekin, Jack & Mel Frye,

Bob & Ricki Goodin, Joan Kessler,

Dotsy McGahey, Terry Sneiderman,

Ron Staehler, Dallas Wolford.

Pastor Cameron Lashbrook and Family

In case you didn't know……………….

The 2020 ALTAR FLOWER CALENDAR is now available in the narthex for those individuals, groups, Sunday school classes or small groups wishing to give altar flowers in honor of or in memory of a loved one or a praise for special event. The cost is $50.00 for 2 or $25.00 for one and you can share with some else.

Deaths

Emily Hinson Saturday February 22, 2020 Richard Copeland March 6, 2020



April Anniversaries

Floyd, Linda 4/1 Wilstrup, Lisa 4/1 Cloud, Barbara 4/2 Tomlinson, Michael 4/2 Bellas, Ron 4/3 Lee, Andrew 4/3 Naputi, Tina 4/3 Wright, Addyson 4/3 Alvarez, Genesis 4/4 Lashbrook, Jackson 4/4 McKee, Margaret 4/4 Alvarez, Nikki 4/5 Davis, Steve 4/5 Hutchinson, Art 4/5 Hutchinson, Doris 4/5 Weisbrod, Susanne 4/5 Binkerd, June 4/6 McLearn, Viola 4/6 Alexander, Alisa 4/7 Horte, Ron 4/7 Fatic, Janna 4/8 McHolley, Judy 4/8 Kimmel, Jan 4/9 Legler, Chloe 4/9 Legler, Emily 4/9 Pilk, Nancy 4/9 Gonzalez, Mike 4/10 Knight, Pattie 4/10 Schroth, Emily 4/10 Washburn, Barbara 4/10 Irizarry, Kazandra 4/11 Kuyper, Marv 4/11 Schaffler, Mark 4/12 Nadler, Lori 4/13

Bomar, Sharon 4/14 Clark, Jim 4/14 Kennedy, JR 4/14 Long, Alan 4/14 McDavid, Sarah 4/14 Tusing, Ryan 4/14 Kopman, Annette 4/16 Nachand, Aven 4/16 O’Dea, Brett 4/16 Brice, Stephen 4/17 Pennington, Anne 4/17 Davey, Olivia 4/18 Kovalcik, Sarah 4/18 Woodard, Pat 4/18 Aycock, Bev 4/19 Jacobs, Aaron 4/19 Keyse, Michael 4/19 Kovic, Kitty 4/19 Radcliff, Haines 4/19 Winegar, Jeffrey 4/19 O’Dea, Brian 4/21 Silva, Luiza 4/21 Meister, Mary 4/22 Zarnowiec, Sally 4/22 Garoutsos, Nico 4/23 Nachand, Tori 4/23 Weir, Charlotte 4/23 Anoka, Bob 4/24 Caldwell, Bekah 4/24 Koch, Larry 4/24 Reger, Solies 4/24 Westervelt, Peter 4/24 Wolford, Dallas 4/24 Ikemeier, Michael 4/25

Ivey, Nicola 4/25 Stout, Bonnie 4/26 Gonzalez, Grayson 4/27 O’Dea, Paul 4/27 Meister, Lou 4/28 Spohn, Darcie 4/28 Steele, Joan 4/28 Arnold, Ellen 4/29 Holmes, Nancy 4/29 Jensen, Karen 4/29 Lashbrook, Cameron 4/30 Stolz, Jonathan 4/30 Vanderburg, Chris 4/30

April Birthdays

Kevin & Carla Smith 4/9 Robert & Tiffany Fraxedas 4/14 Byron & Linda Hardy 4/18 Ronald & Diane Jones 4/19 John & Beth Larson 4/19 Bruce & Lisa Wallace 4/24 Albert Phillips & Joyce Herrington-Phillips 4/29

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.

9:30 and 11:00 am Enrichment Hours I and II: Asbury offers a variety of Christian Education classes on Sunday mornings. Hour I at 9:30 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!

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