Welcome!
Come visit this Sunday @ 8, 9 or 10:30 am. We’d love to meet you!
Location Details
10298 W Thunderbird Blvd. Sun City, AZ 85351
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Office Hours:
Monday-Thursday 8:00 – 4:00
Friday 8:00 – 2:00 -
623-974-5821
Sunday Messages
Wonder Water
When we go “through the waters” of real life it’s good to know the wonder water of baptism binds us to the family of God.
Epiphany Glory; It’s Good for You
God’s Glory is on you now; it’s time to rise and shine
The Great Day is Coming
Hebrews 10:19-25 Be sure to Like and Share or Services with Friends and Family! Leave a Comment Let us know How we are doing. Make a donation today to insure you continue to receive these services each week!
From the Desk of our Pastors
Caring Ministries
Caring Ministry, we have over 30 Stephen Minister along with offering a Grief Share program that is a bible oriented grief recovery program
A God of new beginnings
A new year and a new beginning, we have a God that is a God of new beginnings and is always ready to hear from you.
Compassionate Care
Why Compassionate Care and reaching out to the homebound are key point for us here at Lakeview UMC.
Giving
“It’s not how much we give, but how much love we put into giving.”
Mother Teresa
Church Announcements
Pals meeting
January 7, 2019 Present: Barbara Littlejohn, Jerry & Marva Fife, Kathe Wilson, Jan & Brian Baker, Maggie Atterbury, Susan Briner, Judy Bell, Eileen Pike, Ross Parrott, and Linda De Atley. Discussion: The meeting centered around getting the word out about services the network of PALS provides and attracting new volunteers to help out on short-term assignments. Suggestions included: Skits (live and videotaped for services & TNT), Personal Witness from volunteers and recipients of services (separately and jointly), Print material (Marva…
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
January 21 – 25, 2019 The services will be held at noon with a half hour of service and a simple lunch to follow. Food donations will be received at each service for the Valley View Community Food Bank. Items most needed are: chunky soup, peanut butter and jelly, canned meat, pasta and sauce, canned vegetables, and canned fruit. Schedule of locations: Monday: Church of the Palms (14808 N Boswell) Tuesday: St Elizabeth Seton (9728 Palmeras Dr.) Wednesday: Faith Presbyterian…
The January Financial Report
Balanced Budget Your Finance Committee is glad to report for the second year in a row, we have presented a balanced budget. Late in September, all departments submitted their budget request for 2019. An ad hoc committee previewed all requests and made some changes (only a few). From these changes, the Finance Committee spent part of their October, November, & December meetings going over the request. Finally, in December, the Finance Committee noted their approval and later the Administrative Council…
This Week’s Inspiration
God, Bible, and Community
Psalm 19:1-6 While walking in the desert one night, far from the city lights, I stared at the sky layered with bright, twinkling stars. I realized how amazing and great this creation is, while recognizing my own smallness . Against the breadth and depth of God’s limitless sky, I acknowledged how little I understand about this universe, how many voices I cannot hear! God does not limit community to humankind and the things we build and gather around ourselves .…
Divine Comedy in Seven Acts
Psalm 36:5-10 Classically speaking, a comedy isn’t necessarily funny. What makes a story or situation comic rather than tragic is its perspective on human nature and destiny. Remember Dante’s Divine Comedy? I bet many of us never made it out of Part 1: Hell. But we know that after Hell comes Part II: Purgatory and finally Part III: Paradise. That final arrival makes the whole thing, ultimately, a comedy. How does comedy differ from tragedy? The tragic view emphasizes our…
The Peace of Israel, the Hope of Creation
Psalm 8:3-4; Ecclesiastes 3:9-13 We have awaited the arrival of a weary young woman, a strong donkey, and a patient father to the stable. We have anticipated the birth of the son through whom the world was created, born now, wrapped in strips of cloth, surrounded by livestock. And we have celebrated the joy to the world that is Emmanuel. With tree and lights and neighbors and family, some of us have spent a week set apart, a week of…
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