Subscribe to our Playlists. Take all the Christmas Music with you on the go! This week, we're singing "Go Tell It on the Mountain," which is traditionally not sung until after Christmas, as we celebrate Christ's birth has happened. This beloved song is an African American spiritual, dated to the 19th century. We cannot trace it's true beginning, because it was orally passed down, but in the early ...  Read More

As we close out 2024, there’s still time to make your financial gift count for this calendar year—and for your tax records! Your generosity has been vital to the work we’ve accomplished this year, and we’re excited to continue making a difference together in the new year.To ensure your gift is recorded for 2024, here’s what you need to know:Postmark it by December 31st orDrop it off at the Church ...  Read More

The new year is a time for fresh starts, renewed hope, and setting new goals—and it’s no different for our Kids Club! This January, we’re launching an exciting series called "Ready, Set, Grow!"This four-week series is designed to help children understand that God offers them a fresh start every day. Through faith in Jesus, we are made new, and God continues to work in our lives to help us grow spi...  Read More

Sometimes, it feels like the only way to keep up with all the demands of life is to push ourselves to the limit—running at maximum capacity, and then some. But what if there was a different way? A way to step off the treadmill of constant pressure and rediscover the freedom to breathe, to pause, and to respond thoughtfully to what life brings our way. Imagine living with a sense of balance and pur...  Read More

Subscribe to our Playlists. Take all the Christmas Music with you on the go! This week, we continue our Advent Sermon Series we're looking at the hymn, "What Child Is This?" written by William Chatterton Dix in 1865. Dix proves to us all that no matter what your vocation, you can make an impact on the world. He was an insurance company manager, but loved writing hymns and poetry. He paired the wor...  Read More

The Staff-Parrish Relations Committee invites you to join us in showing appreciation to our incredible staff this Christmas season by participating in our Christmas Stockings tradition.You’ll find a stocking for each staff member in the worship center, representing office, children’s ministry, and worship. This is a wonderful opportunity to drop in a note of appreciation or even a small gift. If y...  Read More

Brian found himself homeless until he learned about the Independent Living program at Residing Hope. After a year in the program, Brian is enrolled at Daytona State College and participating in a paid internship. Watch as he talks about the Independent Living program being the best gift he's ever received. Our Heart and Home Resale Shop celebrated its tenth anniversary earlier this fall. Located j...  Read More

Subscribe to our Playlists. Take all the Christmas Music with you on the go! This week, we continue our Advent Sermon Series with another Charles Wesley hymn, written in 1739. Here's a brief look at our hymn for this week, giving you a sneak peak of Sunday's Message.The hymn “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing” is musical telling of the Christmas story from Luke 2 and the hope we find in the birth of Je...  Read More

Christmas is a season of joy and celebration, but its true meaning goes much deeper. As United Methodists, we celebrate the hope and love that came into the world with the birth of Jesus. Teaching children the true meaning of Christmas helps them connect the story of Jesus with their own lives, inspiring them to love God and others.Here are creative ways to teach children the heart of Christmas:1....  Read More

Thank You for Making a Difference Yesterday, Val and Eddie made a trip to Enterprise, Florida, to deliver the incredible donations collected over the past few months to Residing Hope. We want to say a huge THANK YOU to everyone who contributed. Eddie delivered over $1,000 in gift cards, 8 suitcases, 12 reams of paper, and other essential school supplies. These donations are making a meaningful impac...  Read More

Subscribe to our Playlists. Take all the Christmas Music with you on the go! This week, we continue our Advent Sermon Series where we look at a hymn and unpack it's connection to Scripture. Here's a brief look at our hymn for this week, giving you a sneak peak of Sunday's Message.The hymn “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel” is deeply rooted in biblical prophecy and messianic themes, particularly from the O...  Read More

This Sunday starts an important season in the church - Advent. It's the start of the Christian year along with a season of preparation and anticipation. The word advent comes from the Latin word adventus which means "coming" or "visit." We're literally waiting on the arrival of Christ. 1) Make a point to set time aside for God every day. The sermon series this year focuses on a different Christmas ...  Read More