Join us at 8:15, 9:30 or 11:00 am as we continue our Sermon Series: “Give Up Something Bad for Lent.”
Sermon on April 6th—“Give Up a Bad Habit”
Stewardship Habits are just habits and so they are here to stay. Not so fast. Habits can be changed. Let’s look at the keys to changing a habit in life.
Click here for more information on our upcoming sermons.
Listen to past sermons in the Pender Podcast.
Also on Sunday:
- April 6: Sunday School Classes. Read the brochure
- April 6: Time Out for Parents, 9:15-10:30 am
- April 6: Beginner’s Bible Study, 9:30-10:40 am for 12 weeks
- April 6: Acolyte Training, 9:30 am
- April 6: Boutique Luncheon and Set Up
- April 6: Disciple II Bible Study, 4:00 pm
- April 6: Youth Orchestra, 4:15-5:00 pm. Register for this orchestra.
- April 6: Celebration Ringers, 5:00-5:45 pm. Register for this choir
- April 6: Youth Handbell Ensemble, 5:00-5:45 pm. Register for this choir
- April 6: JLU, 5:00-7:00 pm
- April 6: Youth Choir, 5:45-6:30 pm. Register for this choir
- April 6: Turning Point Youth Group, 6:30 pm, with dinner. More information
- April 6: Sing ‘N Celebrate, 7:00 pm More information
Tags: Acolyte Training, Bible Study, Boutique, Celebration Ringers, common ground, Gospel According to Luke, habits, Lent, Luke, Luke 19:1-10, lunch, Pender Podcast, Pender UMC, Rev. Kevin Havens, RevKev, sermon, Sing 'n Celebrate, stewardship, Time Out, traditional service, Turning Point Youth Ministry, Youth Choir, Youth Orchestra
We can’t make the journey through the Lenten Season without recalling Jesus’ words – “Forgive them, Father, they don’t know what they’re doing.”
There were so many who were instrumental in causing Jesus’ torturous path to Golgotha — even the apostle and the false witnesses who were paid for betraying Jesus and lying about His ministry. And yes, we can’t forget that in God’s incredible plan, Jesus took our sins willingly with Him to that awful cross.
Don’t miss this opportunity to focus on the amazing self-control and tolerance of Jesus when faced with the total injustice of a mockery of a trial.
Tags: God, Golgotha, Jesus, Lent, Sing 'n Celebrate
Join us at 8:15, 9:30 or 11:00 am as we continue our Sermon Series: “Give Up Something Bad for Lent.”
Sermon on April 6th—“Give Up a Bad Habit”
Stewardship Habits are just habits and so they are here to stay. Not so fast. Habits can be changed. Let’s look at the keys to changing a habit in life.
Click here for more information on our upcoming sermons.
Listen to past sermons in the Pender Podcast.
Also on Sunday:
- April 6: Sunday School Classes. Read the brochure
- April 6: Time Out for Parents, 9:15-10:30 am
- April 6: Beginner’s Bible Study, 9:30-10:40 am for 12 weeks
- April 6: Acolyte Training, 9:30 am
- April 6: Boutique Luncheon and Set Up
- April 6: Disciple II Bible Study, 4:00 pm
- April 6: Youth Orchestra, 4:15-5:00 pm. Register for this orchestra.
- April 6: Celebration Ringers, 5:00-5:45 pm. Register for this choir
- April 6: Youth Handbell Ensemble, 5:00-5:45 pm. Register for this choir
- April 6: JLU, 5:00-7:00 pm
- April 6: Youth Choir, 5:45-6:30 pm. Register for this choir
- April 6: Turning Point Youth Group, 6:30 pm, with dinner. More information
- April 6: Sing ‘N Celebrate, 7:00 pm More information
Tags: Acolyte Training, Bible Study, Boutique, Celebration Ringers, common ground, Gospel According to Luke, habits, Lent, Luke, Luke 19:1-10, lunch, Pender Podcast, Pender UMC, Rev. Kevin Havens, RevKev, sermon, Sing 'n Celebrate, stewardship, Time Out, traditional service, Turning Point Youth Ministry, Youth Choir, Youth Orchestra
Orders are now being taken for plants to decorate the Easter altar in memory or in honor of a loved one. (Plants are yours to take after the last service on Easter Sunday.)
Sunday, April 6th is the last day to order.
Pick up an order form at the Sign-Up Center in the Narthex. Payment is requested with order. The following plants are available for purchase:
- Tulips — $11
- Geraniums – $6
- Azaleas – $11.75
- Hydrangeas – $16.50
Tags: azaleas, Easter Lilies, Easter Sunday, geraniums, hydrangeas, plants, tulips
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