God Is Knocking At Your Door. . .
What Are You Doing For The Lord?
Newark: St. Paul's-Centenary UMC
755 Clifton Ave., Newark, NJ 07104
973-485-0411
Pastor: Rev. Maria Torres-Velez
Monday- Office Hours 8:00am - 4:00pm
Tuesday- Office Hours 8:00am - 4:00pm
Wendsday- Worship Service at 8:00pm
Thursday- Children Classes
Youth And Young-Adult Services
Ladies and Men Classes
Friday- Musical Rehersals at 7:00pm
Youth and Young-Adult Classes at 8:00pm
Saturday- Musical Rehersals at 8:00pm
Sunday- Sunday school services at 10:00am
Sunday worship service at 11:00am
NEWS:
ROCK began as a district youth event 10 years ago, said Tom Price, director of youth ministries for the conference. Over the years, it has expanded to take over the Rolland E. Powell Convention Center from Friday night to Sunday noon.
The music and worship leadership of Jeff Deyo, and the witness of Reggie Dabbs and the Fort Myers Master’s Commission led to hearts and lives being changed for Jesus Christ among the more than 4,000 Baltimore-Washington Conference youth and youth leaders in attendance.
We, St. Pauls Centenary United Methodist Church, had the blessing of a lifetime as it's youth and young-adults atended this event. It was definately a moment of spiritual healing as well as a time to just get away from the world, and come to a place far from ordinary.
The Rev. Dr. Lloyd P. Terrell, District Superintendent
On Monday, January 2nd, Our Church had an enourmous blessing as we were visited by our district Superintendent Rev. Dr. Lloyd P. Terrell. On this coldish winter night the heat of what we call "Worship" was felt very much differently than ever before. It was on this God-given night that a visit which was intended for a general meeting became a lesson and a preaching to all the leaders of St Pauls united Centenary Church.
Rev. Dr. Lloyd P. Terrell gave a preaching which is still felt in the air till this very moment. In his lesson to us he mentioned a very important element to a christian life, one which is sometimes over-looked and labled insignificant, prayer. We, as humans, sometimes forget that God's relationship with us is like a relationship a person would hold with a boy-friend/ girl-friend/wife/husband, without steady communication it just doesn't work.
Rev. Dr. Lloyd P. Terrell
Each day, over 29,000 children die from preventable diseases such as malnutrition, malaria, diarrhea, and acute respiratory infections. Malnutrition is associated with over half of those deaths. 34.9 million people – including 13.1 million children – live in households that experience hunger or the risk of hunger. This represents approximately one in ten households in the United States.
World Vision's 30 Hour Famine is an international youth movement to fight hunger and change the lives of your group, hungry children, and our world forever.
All around you, young boys and girls are fed up with people who think their generation is a lost cause. Fed up with those who believe in their lack spiritual purpose . . . have misplaced their priorities . . . and are too afraid to stand out and make a difference. Their fed up with people who think they just don’t care, don’t want to, and don’t need to make a difference. Our church is proud to add it's youth to this list of fed up teens and is proud to sponsor World Vision in it's attempt to put into work and action God's love.
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Updated: Friday, 6 February 2004 6:50 PM EST
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Updated: Friday, 6 February 2004 6:50 PM EST
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