Posts by Office Administrator (Page 24)
Caring Ministries Conference
The Lay Servant Ministries of the California Pacific Annual Conference offer this Caring Ministries opportunity to all clergy and lay persons who wish to participate on February 28th at Vista United Methodist Church.
Mardis Gras Celebration at PB UMC
Please bring your family to join us at the church on the evening of Tuesday, February 17 between 5 and 7pm for a pancake dinner to celebrate Shrove Tuesday. Cost is $5 for ages 13 and up; $3 for children 12 and under.
GriefShare Support Group
“GriefShare” is a support group for those who have recently lost a loved one. Sessions start on February 15th.
Spiritual Intensity: Acts Bible Study (and more) from Lent to Pentecost
PB UMC’s Readiness 360 group is working to respond to the needs of our congregation in order to develop a deeper spiritual intensity. A new study of Acts begins during Lent that includes by study and relationship-building.
Dine & Make a Difference!
Support CCSA by having lunch or dinner at Boudin SF on Balboa Ave. on Thursday, February 12. Don’t forget to bring a flyer!
All Church Family Camp
All are invited to join others from Pacific Beach UMC at Camp Cedar Glen the weekend of March 6-8, 2015. Church Family Camp is a great time for church folks to get to spend time together.
Beach Breeze – February 2015
To view the February 2015 edition of the Beach Breeze on a mobile device or to save and/or print, click this button: Download Or copy and paste this link into your web browser: https://www.pbumc.org/media/newsletters/breeze_1502.pdf
Season of Service for the Interfaith Shelter at PB UMC
This year was one of many challenges as well as learning opportunities for all of us who volunteered in the Interfaith Shelter program at PB UMC.
We All Count
Many of us at PB UMC volunteer our time and resources to help feed our homeless neighbors. We bring blankets and shoes. We collect clothing. These are worthy acts. But what about the next meal? What about the next week or month? Thousands of individuals, families, and unaccompanied children experience homelessness annually in San Diego County. The task of alleviating homelessness can seem daunting. However, it is possible. We can’t fix what we can’t measure. Understanding our homeless allows our…
Grants and Gifts and Generosity, Oh My!
‘Tis indeed the season for Christmas Generosity! Sempra Utilities gave The Welcome Door a grant of $1000. The good folks at Intuit, as well as donating boxes of personal-sized toiletries, are donating approximately $100 per volunteer hour that their employees work on the 4th Wednesday of each month. Individuals from the community send in checks to help with our Wednesday Night program, as well as volunteering to sponsor and serve meals each week. The Tzu Chi Foundation (all organic, all…