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The angel of God called to Hagar from heaven, and said to her: “What troubles you, Hagar? Do not be afraid; for God has heard the voice of [your son] where he is.” Gen. 21:17

Hagar was a slave of Abraham who bore to him a son named Ishmael. When Sarah, Abraham’s wife, bore him a son, Isaac, she became jealous of Hagar and Ismael. As a result, Abraham cast Hagar out into the desert with her son. They wandered around the wilderness until their water

was gone and the child was going to die of dehydration. Not wanting to watch her child die, she carefully laid the child in the shade under one of the bushes and sat down opposite him a good way off. Then in utter desolation, she lifted up her voice and wept. Ishmael also began to cry. God saw the tears and heard the cries and responded by promising Hagar that He will make a great nation of Ishmael. Then he opened her eyes and she saw a well of water. She was saved and Ishmael indeed did go on to be great. There are times in all of our lives that we cry out to God and wonder if he’s listening. Perhaps your cry is for a chronic illness that you or a loved one is experiencing; perhaps it is for emotional problems for ourselves or someone we know; perhaps it is because we are lonely, having memory problems or having to move from the place that we love. No matter what, when we cry out to God, God hears our prayers and God responds. That doesn’t mean that God will respond with what we think we need. Although at times this happens, it is not always the case. But God will respond with something that fills the need He sees. And while we may not sense any change, scripture tells us that God does respond to our cries. Psalm 102:17 assures us that “God will respond to the cries of the destitute.” Just as Hagar had to have her eyes opened in a new way to see what God had placed before her, sometimes our eyes need to be opened to a new way of seeing God responding when we cry out in pain. So, don’t be disheartened if you feel God isn’t listening. He is – just close your eyes and look again. Pastor Jan

Lady Lake United Methodist Church

June2019

109W.McClendonStreetLadyLake,FL32159

Rev.Dr.JanJustice,Pastor

ContemporaryWorship8:30AMSundaySchool–9:00AM

SundayWorship–10:00AM

FindusontheInternet:http://www.ladylakeumc.com

Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/ladyl

ake.umc.52Orcontactusat:

ChurchOffice:352-753-1136Sanctuary:352-750-0711

Email:[email protected]

Secretaries:JudyDudleyLindaTerrell

What’sNews!

FamilyFunDayCampDoRiMe

2019AnnualConferenceBibleStudy

GroupOutingsSundayServantsOnTheCalendar

OURVISION:

TobeawelcomingChurchdrawingpeopletoChrist

OURMISSION:SeekGod’sLoveTeachGod’sWord

EquipustogrowspirituallyProvideinspiringworshipServetheCommunity

June Messages June 2 Called To Be Faithful

June 9 The Tornado (Pentecost)

New Series on Jonah June 16 Running From God (Father’s Day) June 23 Running Into The Storm June 30 Don’t Worry (Pastor Jan on vacation)

"God Answers Prayer" I know not by what methods rare,

But this I know, God answers prayers. I know that He has given His Word,

Which tells me prayer is always heard, And will be answered, soon or late,

And so I pray and calmly wait. I know not if the blessing sought

Will come in just the way I thought; But leave my prayers with Him alone,

Whose will is wiser than my own, Assured that He will grant my quest, Or send some answer far more blest.

~Hickok~

Words of wisdom: “There’s a fine line between a long, drawn-out sermon and a hostage situation.”

In a moment creative inspiration, the entrepreneur who owned the coin-op laundry beside the church commissioned this sign for his window: “Where cleanliness really is next to Godliness!”

God is talking to one of his angels. He says, “Do you know what I have just done? I have just created a 24-hour period of alternating light and darkness on Earth. Isn’t that good?” The angel says, “Yes, but what will you do

now?” God says, “I think I’ll call it a day.”

Food Face Painting Games Live Band

Lady Lake UMC Presents

109 W. McCLENDON STREET Lady Lake, FL 32159

352-753-1136 www.ladylakeumc.com

FREE

Communion & Mission Offering

We will celebrate the Lord’s Supper on Sunday, June 2nd at the morning worship service remembering God’s love in sending His Son. We will also receive a mission offering in support The Mission Society. Please designate your gift “missions”.

Ministry News

ComeandMeetourneighbors!Volunteertohelp!

Sunday, June 9th Let’s all wear Red for Pentecost Sunday

Invite the children you know! Come and volunteer!

Ministry News

JuneCelebrations

HappyBirthday

4 – Ernest Joanis 5 – Ruth Hanner 6 – Charles Belanger Mike Hammersley 8 – Katherine Ogden 9 - Janis Ray 10 – Janet Denning Richard Garrant 11 – Sally Lovelly 14 - Bonnie Landry 15 – Lois Clewell Eleanor Cochenour Judy Dudley George Haman 16 – Richard Koenig Errol Probasco 19 – Gary Hoopengardner 20 – Dolores Bridge 21 – Susan Swain 24 – Dale Horn Patricia Stills Wilma Robinson

Happy Father’s Day

Sunday,June16Father’sDay

Inhonorofallthemeninthechurchwewillbemaking

adonationtotheBelleviewSoupKitchen

“LearningAboutYou”

BeginsTuesday,June11th11:00am–12:00pm

Nobookrequired.Comejoinus.

Ministry News

Ministry News

JuneCelebrations

HappyAnniversary 5 – Bob & Marilyn Schoonover 6 – John & Linda

Fulkrod 19 – Uwe & Monika

Welak 20 – Manuel & Virginia Furlong 21 – Neville & May

James 23 – Calvin & Carol Grabofski

Jerry & Tammy Rosenborough 24 – Glenn & Laura

Terry 30 – Jack & Ruth

Hanner

The Bishop’s Offering for Annual Conference 2019 will be divided evenly between a restart of the FAMU Wesley Foundation in Tallahassee and planning a new church in Lowell Women’s Prison in Reddick.

Lowell Correctional Institution

The Florida Conference is joining a trend in the US by placing a United Methodist Church in side a state prison. A pastor will be assigned to serve at Lowell correctional Institution for women in Reddick, Florida. The idea to partner with Prison Congregations of America, a consulting group that helps denominations establish worshiping congregations in prisons, came after Bishop Carter heard about a church based in a prison in Tennessee. Currently there are 34 prison-based churches in the United States, including two UMC prison churches in Tennessee and Iowa. Conference officials chose Lowell because it houses the most women (3, 054) in a correctional institution in the United States, including three on death row.

Impact at Florida A&M University Wesley Foundation

Part of our vision for IMPACT@FAMU Wesley Foundation is to create a “home away from home” for our students, an Office/pastoral care area for the Executive Director, and a place to worship, gather, learn, play, and pray for the FAMU campus at Large. We call this space the IMPACT House, a spiritual Living & Learning Experience for our IMPACT FAMUly. The money collected via this offering will help to make this vision a reality. For more information, visit famuwesley.com.

GivePlus eGiving If you feel moved to make a contribution, but don’t have a check or ash, you and still give. We use GivePlus eGiving Tools to accept gifts from debit/credit cards or checking/savings accounts. This is a quick and easy way to give anytime to the fund of your choice, schedule and manage recurring donations or make one-time donations.

Please visit our webpage www.ladylakeumc.com and click “how to give” or download the free app “GivePlusChurch” to your smart phone, then type in our church name.

Information is available in the Narthex or If you have any problems or questions, please contact Debbie Elyea, Treasurer, 321-220-8033.

Join Our Group Outings

LLUMCMen’sFellowship

JointheMenofLadyLakeUMCWednesdayJune12th,8:00a.m.atDenny’s.ThisgroupisledbyDoyleGilliamand

meetsthesecondWednesdayofeachmonth.

Allmenarewelcome!

Join us for fun, food and fellowship! 12:30 p.m.

Friday, June 14th Glenview Country Club

RSVP by Monday, June 10th

Friday, July 12th Eaton’s Beach

RSVP by Monday, July 8th

Friday, August 9th

Demshars RSVP by Monday, August 5th

Reply to Valerie Hoopengardner

H) 352-347-8282; C) 352-553-5470 [email protected]

Mary Martha Summer Luncheons

All women are welcome to join the Mary Martha Circle

for their summer luncheons.

Wednesday, June 26th – Toojay’s (Spanish Springs) – 11:00 a.m. Reservations required, contact Joan Belanger by

Tuesday, June 25th

Wednesday, July 31st – Sam’s St. Johns – 11:00 a.m. Reservations required, contact Joan Belanger by

Tuesday, July 30th

Wednesday, August 28th – Harbor Hills – 11:00 a.m. Reservations required, contact Linda Fulkrod by

Tuesday, August 27th

“Over 50” and single? Come join us! Watch the bulletin or check the website for dates and times.



We are traveling to Orlando through AAA for an evening of dinner and fun!

We have reserved extra spaces, so if you’re interested call AAA at the Villages, 352-753-2500 ext. 2245 and tell them

you are with LLUMC

Announcements

ChoirPractice

Choirpracticewillresumeinthefall.Watchbulletinfordate.

UpperRoomSmallGroup

TheUpperRoomsmallgroupwillresumeintheFall.Watchbulletinfordates.

JulyNewsletterDeadline

Please submit your articles, pictures and anymeetingsfortheJunenewsletternolaterthanTuesday,June18th.

JuneMeetings

Administrative/FinanceMeeting–Tuesday,June11that3:00p.m.

SaveyourBoxTopsforEducation!Theywillgoto the Villages Elementary School on RollingAcres. You can bring your Box Tops to thechurchoffice.Wearealsocollectingaluminumpoptops.Helpsupportourlocalschool.

Facebook

CheckusoutonFacebook!OurchurchFacebookpagewillgiveyouuptodate

information,notonlytoshowwhatwearedoingasachurch,butalsotosharewithothersthejoyandexcitementwehaveinourchurchministries

atLadylakeUnitedMethodistChurch!https://www.facebook.com/ladylake.umc.52

CottageInnBreakfastGroupTheCottageInnBreakfastGroupheadedbyDoyle&Jean Gilliam will meet Thursday, June 6th, firstThursday of each month, at the Cottage InnRestaurant(justsouthofthechurchontherightsideof27/441).Everyoneisinvited.

CancerSupportGroup

TheCancerSupportGroupmeets1stWednesdayofeach month, 9:30 a.m. at St. Timothy’s CatholicChurch, Parish Hall, Room 3. This is a non-denominational group and all cancer patients,survivors, care-givers and friends arewelcome.NomeetingsinJune,JulyorAugust.ForinformationcallMichele Brady 566-7160 or Betty Anderson 753-4068.

OvereatersAnonymous

The Overeaters Anonymous group meets eachWednesdayat10:00a.m.intheCLC.Foradditionalinformation please contact Ann Marie [email protected].

GamblersAnonymousGamblers Anonymous support group meets in theCLC ‘Linen Room’ each Tuesday from 9:00 a.m. –10:30a.m.Meetingsareconfidentialusinga12-stepprogram. For more information contact JimW [email protected].

Angel’sTouchClothingMinistry

Is open the second Tuesday of each month from10:00 a.m. till 2:00 p.m. and is located in theChildren’sSundaySchoolbuilding.

MaryMarthaCircle

SummerLuncheons–seearticle&watchbulletinfordates&times.Allwomenarewelcome.

LLUMCMen’sFellowship

Join the Men of Lady Lake UMC Wednesday, June 12th, 8:00 a.m. at Denny’s. This group is led by Doyle Gilliam and meets the second Wednesday of each month. All men are welcome!

June2nd

7thSundayofEaster

9thPentecost

16thTrinitySunday

23rdSecondSundayAfterPentecost

30thThirdSundayAfterPentecost

Liturgist Val Pieri Carol Grabofski Bruce VanMeter Linda Fulkrod Valerie Hoopengardner

ScriptureReaders Madison Veith Beverly Hullett Robbie Milam SusanCarlson JanBildstein

Acolytes Madison Veith Haley Cinader Destiny Horton Haley Cinader Madison Vwith

Children’sMoment Linda Jefferies DorisCherubini Kerry Edwards Doris Cherubini Doris Cherubini

Children’sChurch

No Children’s Church

Janet Bildstein, Jean Gilliam

Debbie Elyea, Joan MacKenzie

Jean Gilliam, Sherri Thornton

No Children’s Church

Greeter(s) Joan Mackenzie, Chuck Schreiber

Joan Mackenzie, Chuck Schreiber



Ushers

Cal Grabofski, Betty Sutton, Valerie Hoopengardner, Pat Rogers, Thelma Trmal, George Haman, Susan Carlson





CommunionSteward

Marielle Crawford

CommunionHelpers

Susan Carlson

ServingforJune

Ifyouareunabletoserve,pleasecontactGaryHoopengardner–352-347-8282

Sunday Servants

PleasePrayfor*Thoseservinginourmilitaryandtheirfamiliesaswellasforthepeoplewhoaresuffering

throughwartorncountries.

*Oursickandshut-ins(makeitapointtogovisitsomeone,sendthemacardorcallthem).

*Thosewhomaybestrugglingfinanciallyandstrugglingtofindjobs.

*Thosewhohavefamilyproblems.

*Thosewhomournthedeathofalovedone.

Pleasehelptheofficekeeptheprayerlistcurrent.Letusknowofanynamestoberemovedorchangesthatneedtobemadetotheprayerlistonthebackofourweeklybulletins.

ScriptureReadingsforJune

June2–SeventhSundayofEaster AscensionSunday Acts16:16-34 Psalm97(UMH816) Revelation22:12-14,16-17,20-21 John17:20-26 June9–Pentecost Acts2:1-21 Psalm104:24-34,35b(UMH826) Romans8:14-17 John14:8-17(25-27)June16–TrinitySunday Father’sDay Proverbs8:1-4,22-31 Psalm8(UMH743) Romans5:1-5 John16:12-15

Reflections

June23–SecondSundayafterPentecost 1Kings19:1-15a Psalm42(UMH777) Galatians3:23-29 Luke8:26-39June30–ThirdSundayafterPentecost 2Kings2:1-2,6-14 Psalm77:1-2,11-20(UMH798) Galatians5:1,13-25 Luke9:51-62

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8:30 AM Contemporary Worship Service9:00 AM Sunday School10:00 AM Traditional Wor-ship

27Memorial Day

289:00 AM GA10:00 AM CCC Meeting11:00 AM The Life of Paul Bible Study

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19:00 AM Meet the Commu-nity

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119:00 AM GA10:00 AM Angel's Touch Clothing Ministry11:00 AM "Learning About You" Bible Study3:00 PM Finance/AdCouncil 5:30 PM Camp Do-Re-Mi

128:00 AM LLUMC Men's Fel-lowship10:00 AM Overeaters Anonymous5:30 PM Camp Do-Re-Mi


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