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10298 W Thunderbird Blvd. Sun City, AZ 85351
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Office Hours:
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623-974-5821
Sunday Messages
On God and Black letters – #1 Love God
Deuteronomy 6:4-9 Knowing and loving God means struggling with the reality of a God who truly loves us, but also calls us to live for him and this means the black letters of the Bible are just as important to us, challenging as they may be, as the wonderful red letters of Jesus’ teaching. Who do you say God is? God calls us to love him with everything we have and that’s tough language, especially for us who live in…
Forgiving offers Freedom
Colossians 3:12-15 Since God chose you to be the holy people whom he loves, you must clothe yourselves with tenderhearted mercy, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience. “Charity begins at home but should not end there.” Thomas Fuller Let us gather our gifts together and offer them to God in gratitude and praise. – Click here to give online today! Watch the entire service here: 8:00 am Message 9:00 am Service 10:30 am Service
Our UMC Mission in Honduras
The boy Samuel ministered before the Lord under Eli. In those days the word of the Lord was rare; there were not many visions. One night Eli, whose eyes were becoming so weak that he could barely see, was lying down in his usual place.
From the Desk of our Pastors
Linus in the Charlie Brown Christmas
Linus leaves his insecurities at the feet of Jesus, and so can we. “Charity begins at home but should not end there.” Thomas Fuller Let us gather our gifts together and offer them to God in gratitude and praise. Give Here
Reading the Book of Luke
Join us this Christmas season in a spiritual discipline by reading one chapter of the book of Luke daily. There are 24 chapters in Luke and if you start on December 1st that will take you right up to Christmas Eve. “Charity begins at home but should not end there.” Thomas Fuller Let us gather our gifts together and offer them to God in gratitude and praise. Give Here
Online Giving
“Charity begins at home but should not end there.”
Thomas Fuller
Church Announcements
Finance Report for January 2020
Finance Report As you can see from the Financial Report Summary below, Lakeview UMC had some disappointing results in November, as the monthly income was a little over $2,200 below what the Church needed to operate for the month and this caused the Year-to-Date to slip further negative a little more than $47,800. The problem is that by the time you read this in the January’s Newsletter, the year 2019 will be history and at our current rate we are…
FIERCE WOMAN OF GOD!
LADIES, YOU WERE MEANT TO BE A FIERCE WOMAN OF GOD! A new Women’s Bible Study Fierce – Women of the Bible Who Changed the World by Jennifer Cowart will begin on Tuesday, January 14. This study will meet in Smoot hall from 9 to 10:30 am, and will be led by Rhonda Plinske. This six-week study will challenge us to influence our world as these fierce women of the Bible influenced theirs. The word Fierce is trendy. It is…
Finance Report for December 2019
Finance Report As you can see from the Financial Report Summary below, Lakeview UMC had some disappointing results in October, as the monthly income was a little over $11,000 below what the Church needed to operate for the month and this caused the Year-to-Date to slip further negative a little less than $45,600. Before anyone gets too excited about the negative numbers, let me break them down into some pieces that will help everyone understand where we are having difficulty…
This Week’s Inspiration
Proceed toward Promise
Jonah 3:1-5 By Amy Persons Parkes Second chances often begin with someone covered in vomit. (See Jonah 2:10.) Perhaps our own second chances began with the nauseous feeling produced when truth and denial converged inside of us. In this way, Jonah’s story is similar to our own. The first time God spoke to Jonah and called him to the onerous task of offering grace and forgiveness to his nation’s archenemy, Jonah ran from the promise of a second chance for…
Faces of Revelation
1 Samuel 3:1-9 By J. DANA TRENT Thousands of messages inundate us daily. It’s no wonder we sometimes feel we don’t know God. The constant noise that surrounds us can muffle even God’s powerful voice. It often takes repeated attempts and the wisdom of others to help us discern our Creator’s call. First Samuel is set in the early life of Israel, a precarious time when the “word of the Lord was rare.” Though the Israelites had known strong leaders…
What God Imagines
Psalm 8 and Ecclesiastes 3:1-13 by Carolyn Whitney-Brown I want to propose a challenge for the New Year: Memorize Psalm 8 and Ecclesiastes 3:1-13. Psalm 8 offers a perspective both calming and energizing, especially in these pre-Epiphany days. As Christmas lights disappear from homes and businesses, the psalm speaks of a different kind of epiphany. Consider the creation around you, the amazing perfection of each exquisite, interconnected piece. Deeper than our wisdom is the mystery of God the Creator. In…
Testimonials and Thanks
thank You’s for January 2020
Thank You’s for January 2020 Caring for our Soul Words cannot express the feeling of thanks we have for each of you in our church that took the time out of your busy schedules to call us, send us a card and for all your prayers. We are all blessed to belong to a most caring and loving church. Genuine love and concerns speak volumes for our Lakeview members and all the staff Gail and Jim Betz …
Thank You’s for December 2019
Thank You’s Just wanted to say THANK YOU for all the prayers & wonderful cards that were sent to Dean when he was the homebound ministry person. You are such a thoughtful & caring congregation Thank You Jan & Dean Heinzerling A big thank you to everyone who helped with the Rummage Sale. We needed each and everyone of you. Bakers, buyers, donations, and volunteers all helped to make our sale successful. God Bless you all!!!!!! Susan Briner
The Kitchen Table
The Kitchen Table The kitchen table is covered well to protect its top from harm, the family, friends and food around are happy, safe and warm. Mom creates the odors there that draw us from our coves, to harbor in that happy place where laughter comes in droves. My children come, my brothers too, as noises reach a crest, and Dad repeats a blessing known to all who love it best. My hands and arms caress each one and pass…
Our Campus
