WAYS TO STAY TOGETHER IN THIS TIME OF SOCIAL DISTANCING
It’s a different world now as this issue of The Focus, is being published. As we began Lent last
month, we were preparing all the ways (we thought) to observe Lent and prepare for Easter.
Now, we must do this together...but apart. Yes, in order to protect everyone, we must stay
physically apart, but that doesn’t mean we still can’t connect with each other and our neighbors.
In our technological world, we have ways to stay together: phone, email, online, waving to each
other as we come outside for a breath of fresh air. This time of staying apart truly shows us that
“The Church” is not a building.
Join us for any or all of these gatherings:
Bible Study: https://centerportumc.zulipchat.com/ - new questions usually posted on Fridays
Weekly Prayer Call: Tuesdays 6:45 to 7 AM - On Phone: Please dial into: (425) 436-6372 -
then enter the access code: 125120.
Weekly Women’s Group: S.E.L.F. Fridays 12:30 PM on Zoom – access info by email from
Gina
Children’s Message – usually posted Wednesdays on Facebook.com and Youtube.com. Will
also be available on website
Music & Prayer Lenten Service – usually posted Thursdays on Facebook.com &
Youtube.com. Will also be available on our website
Weekly Worship – usually posted on Sundays on Facebook.com & Youtube.com. Will also be
available on website
Fellowship Hour - 11 AM - 12 PM on Zoom - access info by email from the church office.
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSv6QkJOMlxoLv0FjgReIJQ
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/Centerport-United-Methodist-Church-
307624489580/posts/?ref=page_internal
We pray that you are safe, healthy, and join us!
WAYS TO STAY TOGETHER IN THIS TIME OF SOCIAL DISTANCING
It’s a different world now as this issue of The Focus, is being published. As we began Lent last
month, we were preparing all the ways (we thought) to observe Lent and prepare for Easter.
Now, we must do this together...but apart. Yes, in order to protect everyone, we must stay
physically apart, but that doesn’t mean we still can’t connect with each other and our neighbors.
In our technological world, we have ways to stay together: phone, email, online, waving to each
other as we come outside for a breath of fresh air. This time of staying apart truly shows us that
“The Church” is not a building.
Join us for any or all of these gatherings:
Bible Study: https://centerportumc.zulipchat.com/ - new questions usually posted on Fridays
Weekly Prayer Call: Tuesdays 6:45 to 7 AM - On Phone: Please dial into: (425) 436-6372 -
then enter the access code: 125120.
Weekly Women’s Group: S.E.L.F. Fridays 12:30 PM on Zoom – access info by email from
Gina
Children’s Message – usually posted Wednesdays on Facebook.com and Youtube.com. Will
also be available on website
Music & Prayer Lenten Service – usually posted Thursdays on Facebook.com &
Youtube.com. Will also be available on our website
Weekly Worship – usually posted on Sundays on Facebook.com & Youtube.com. Will also be
available on website
Fellowship Hour - 11 AM - 12 PM on Zoom - access info by email from the church office.
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSv6QkJOMlxoLv0FjgReIJQ
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/Centerport-United-Methodist-Church-
307624489580/posts/?ref=page_internal
We pray that you are safe, healthy, and join us!
they love; the people who are out there on the front lines: the
healthcare workers, the grocery store employees, the fireman, the
police, the people who are doing all the cleaning and disinfecting, and so many others we don’t
even know. Let’s all be the caregivers for one another, just like a mom...remember, that the six
foot distance and the mask you wear today, is saving someone else tomorrow!
We can still stay together, apart: In our technological world, we have ways to stay together:
phone, email, online, waving to each other as we come outside for a breath of fresh air. This time
of staying apart truly shows us that “The Church” is not a building.
It is now May, and we’re still in the midst of social distancing...to protect
everyone. Being six feet apart and wearing masks protects so many
vulnerable people. I know it’s hard but it not only protects those
you come in contact with, but the people you love and the people
they love; the people who are out there on the front lines: the
healthcare workers, the grocery store employees, the fireman, the
police, the people who are doing all the cleaning and disinfecting, and so many others we don’t
even know. Let’s all be the caregivers for one another, just like a mom...remember, that the six
foot distance and the mask you wear today, is saving someone else tomorrow!
We can still stay together, apart: In our technological world, we have ways to stay together:
phone, email, online, waving to each other as we come outside for a breath of fresh air. This time
of staying apart truly shows us that “The Church” is not a building.Join us for any or all of these gatherings: