Knights of Columbus presents checks to athletes — Tony Tambini and Larry Rivers, left, Richard Tambini, center, and Margaret Tambini and Bob Watson present Richard as an upcoming Special Olympics swimmer. State Championship with a check for $2,700 to support the competition. The Order has successfully moved to its new home in Bosco Hall at St. Peter’s Catholic Church.
Mother’s Day at First Church DeLand
Happy Mother’s Day! First Church DeLand To all mothers! Moms are encouraged to join this Sunday for a surprise.
pastor mark bittner We continue our sermon series, “Resilient Faith: Faith That Endures the Trials of Life.” Do you remember how much your mom trusted you? She slammed her ball into the net, passed a math test, and knew she could compose beautiful poetry. She completely believed that you would accomplish all kinds of things in your lifetime. Through faith in God, we also achieve great things in our spiritual life.
Motherhood and a woman’s journey
We invite you to join us this Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 12th. West Volusia’s First Unitarian Universalist Church in DeLand to listen to Dr. kelly smith Explore and identify the complex theme of femininity. Her fascinating talk is titled “The ‘F’ Word Debate: An Epistemological Exploration of Femininity.”
Dr. Smith is the Stetson Professor of Gender Studies, speaker, and community advocate. She is personally and professionally dedicated to addressing social equity issues of gender, race, and sexuality within the systemic and structural framework of contemporary American society.
the gift of mother’s teachings
On Mother’s Day this year, First Presbyterian Church of DeLand Celebrate the profound influence that mothers and motherly figures have on our lives by highlighting Proverbs 6:20-22.
pastor Harland Merriam We will talk about wisdom found in the Bible and the acquisition of such wisdom.
Pastor Merriam focuses on the unique role of maternal guidance in shaping people’s character. We must firmly establish this teaching as our foundation. Merriam reminds us that those in such parental roles have clear guidance within this particular text.
Initial press will be contacted via the following methods: god’s bath, will be providing private showers, fresh clothing, towels, manna bags, and fellowship this Saturday, May 11th, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Reports from participants indicate that the Bathhouse experience brought significant growth and improvement to their lives.
a Drive-through food distribution The event will be held on Saturday, May 18th from 9am. Volunteer transportation coordinators will direct vehicles onto West Pennsylvania Avenue to pick up food provided by Farm Share on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last. The box has enough fresh and nonperishable food for her family of four for a week. There are no identification or eligibility requirements, and this mission is open to all in need.
“Spirit of Tranquility” Gala Day
On Saturday, May 11th, Southern Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp Conference Association is sponsored by “Spirit of Tranquility” Gala Day From 10am to 4pm
At the information booth in front of the Andrew Jackson Davis Education Building and Bookstore, you can purchase tickets for $25 to a 15-minute reading by a camp-certified medium, or $5 for a speaker series from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. You can purchase it. $25 for each timeslot or all-day speaker pass. Speaker tickets can also be purchased online at Cassadaga.org. Click to pre-register for tours, workshops, and other events.
First Christian church activity
pastor carlos perez On Sunday, May 12th, we begin a five-part sermon series on “The Epistle of James.” First Christian Church of DeLand (Disciples of Christ).
There are three men named Jacob in the New Testament. He is the son of Zebedee and a disciple and apostle of Christ. He was the son of Alpheus and was called the “inferior” and the apostle. and a half-brother of Jesus who became a leader of the church in Jerusalem, traditionally called “the righteous” and probably the author of the Epistle of James.
It is generally accepted that the Epistle of James was written to people living outside Palestine, who were suffering from poverty and may have lacked the desire to love others. James wants to restore them to a state where they can understand the message of Jesus.
Since it’s Mother’s Day, mothers and daughters will be honored during the service.
bingo Offer available from 7pm on Friday, May 10th Temple Learning Center Summer Camp. Monday, May 13th at 3:30 p.m. intercessory prayer It will be held in the church library.
On Wednesday, May 15th at 10am, members will HOPE (Helper of the Enslaved) will be held at the corner of New York Avenue and Woodland Boulevard in Downtown DeLand to raise awareness of the plight of those who are not in control of their destiny. It is led by Lana Saxona member of Stetson Baptist Church.
“Still Sandals on the Road to Emmaus”
congregation of mosaic unitarian universalist We meet online every Sunday morning. The title of the May 12th service is “Sandals on the Road to Emmaus.”
The search for truth is a noble quest and is central to the Unitarian Universalist identity. Often we are taken outside of ourselves and become isolated within our communities.
My lord. Andrea Hawkins-Kamper We explore the question of how we can better care for ourselves in our quests, both individually and collectively, remembering that truth very often travels with us. Tracy Lundquist Become a service leader.
