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What’s Happening at CG 5/18/2020

What’s Happening at CG?

Daily Devotional

Read: Joshua 1:1-9

The success of anything depends on its willingness to change, transition, evolve and transform. There is nothing we can do about it, change is inevitable. The question is, how do we engage God’s plan for our lives as we take the next step beyond our present circumstances. Author James Hudnut-Beumler said, “When a congregation can fondly remember where it has been, but does not see itself still journeying toward God, it has lost the nourishment it needs to sustain life.” In other words, who wants to be a part of something that has memory but no hope.

God reminds his people during their time of transition that He is about to write the next chapter of their faith story. They are getting ready to cross over into the land of God’s promise. God has brought them there; He will lead and take care of them. But, in order to make it into the new land, they will have to change their mindset from bondage in Egypt to freedom. They will have to trust God to overcome their obstacles, and they must be strong and courageous. As we enter into the new post pandemic land of promise, let us enter with the confidence that we are the people of promise and that our God is with us.

Heavenly Father, you blessed us, protected us, saved us, delivered us, fed us, and loved us, from change to change, throughout this pandemic crisis. Today, I am bold in my confession and courageous in my walk, for I am a child of the living God.

Shalom

Pastor Smith

Don’t forget to give your Tithes and Offerings! Your generosity enables Center Grove to continue to be the hope for our community and the world!

Here are Three Ways to Give:

1.) Visit the Center Grove website (www.centergroveumc.org), click on Stewardship, and then click the “Ready to Give” tab.

2.) If you prefer to mail your donation, you may send it to:
Center Grove United Methodist Church
P.O. Box 5957
Huntsville, AL 35814

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Remember The Sick & Home-bound

Mrs. Evelyn Roberson

Mrs. Gladys Jacobs

Mrs. Madgie Jamar

Ms. Marjorie Ewing

Mrs. Cora King

Ms. Theresa Hope

Mrs. Zena Love Hill

Mr. Carl Bradley

Mrs. Barbara Baker

Mrs. Robbie Grant

Mr. Bobby Readus

Mr. James Harris

Words of Encouragement

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What’s Happening at CG 5/15/2020

What’s Happening at CG?

Daily Devotional

Read: Romans 7: 14-25

I turned innocently into a car dealership to waste time between appointments and found myself at the behest of the salesperson sitting behind the wheel of a brand new car. I almost had to perform CPR on the salesperson who was amazed at how good I looked in that car. “That’s you,” he said! Now I’m no fool, but the car did look good and I was in the car, so it stands to reason that it was me. Before I noticed anything, I was about to sign a loan on a car I wasn’t looking for, didn’t need and couldn’t afford.

The apostle Paul helps all of us who perhaps have been in that situation. Maybe not a car dealer but perhaps you almost fell to a smooth talking brother, or sultry voiced sister who attempted to convince you of something that you knew wasn’t good for you. We discover that the battlefield is not in the street or the boardroom, it’s in the mind. The mind can be our greatest asset, or our worst enemy. To avoid Paul’s dilemma in verses 15-20, we must make up, elevate, and transform our minds so that we can walk in the wisdom, message, and Spirit of God.

Thank you, Lord for the victory. Today, I renounce the flesh and embrace the Spirit so that my mind will be centered on your will, your way, according to your Word.

Shalom

Pastor Smith

Join the Pray Without Ceasing Ministry for an hour of prayer on the Prayer Line — Saturday, May 16th from 9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. For we know, prayer changes things, circumstances, situations, and much more!
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Don’t forget to give your Tithes and Offerings! Your generosity enables Center Grove to continue to be the hope for our community and the world!

Here are Three Ways to Give:

1.) Visit the Center Grove website (www.centergroveumc.org), click on Stewardship, and then click the “Ready to Give” tab.

2.) If you prefer to mail your donation, you may send it to:
Center Grove United Methodist Church
P.O. Box 5957
Huntsville, AL 35814

Remember The Sick & Home-bound

Mrs. Evelyn Roberson

Mrs. Gladys Jacobs

Mrs. Madgie Jamar

Ms. Marjorie Ewing

Mrs. Cora King

Ms. Theresa Hope

Mrs. Zena Love Hill

Mr. Carl Bradley

Mrs. Barbara Baker

Mrs. Robbie Grant

Mr. Bobby Readus

Mr. James Harris

Center Grove Spotlight

Congratulations To Our

2020 Graduates

Braxton Harris
Sparkman High School

Joshua Malone
Madison Academy

Imani Malone
Auburn University

Nia Malone
Spelman College

Matthew W. Smith
University of Mississippi Law School

Brent Binford

Troy State University

Brandon Binford

Troy State University

Matthew L. Larry

Calhoun Community College

Rodney D. Parker
University of West Alabama

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What’s Happening at CG 5/14/2020

What’s Happening at CG?

Daily Devotional

Read: Isaiah 40:28-31

A recurring mantra from people concerning the COVAD-19 coronavirus is, when will it be over? But, if we are going to make it through this awful experience it’s going to take perseverance. Perseverance is the persistence in doing something despite difficulty, or delay in achieving success. We can’t give up on the fact that God is with us, He is in control, He will deliver us from this evil, and that delay does not mean denial. We must realize that there is a blessing for those who wait.

Isaiah helps us to see God’s purpose, process, and power in the waiting season. The God who understands what we are going through and the load we carry, will provide us with strength when we are weak and power when we are weary. Because when we persevere, when we hold on, when we remain steadfast in the midst of the pandemics of life, our God who has all power will replenish, restore, and renew His people! When others are falling and quitting, we will still be going. We will not fly like birds, we will soar like eagles. So, hold on my brother, be strong my sister, wait on the Lord, wait I say, on the Lord.

Thank you, Lord, for giving us the strength that we need to make it through the storm that is before us. Today, we resolve to persevere as we wait for your deliverance.

Shalom

Pastor Smith

Center Grove Spotlight

Congratulations To Our

2020 Graduates

Braxton Harris
Sparkman High School

Joshua Malone
Madison Academy

Imani Malone
Auburn University

Nia Malone
Spelman College

Matthew W. Smith
University of Mississippi Law School

Brent Binford

Troy State University

Brandon Binford

Troy State University

Rodney D. Parker
University of West Alabama

Hosted By:
The Pray Without Ceasing Ministry

Don’t forget to give your Tithes and Offerings! Your generosity enables Center Grove to continue to be the hope for our community and the world!

Here are Three Ways to Give:

1.) Visit the Center Grove website (www.centergroveumc.org), click on Stewardship, and then click the “Ready to Give” tab.

2.) If you prefer to mail your donation, you may send it to:
Center Grove United Methodist Church
P.O. Box 5957
Huntsville, AL 35814

Remember The Sick & Home-bound

Mrs. Evelyn Roberson

Mrs. Gladys Jacobs

Mrs. Madgie Jamar

Ms. Marjorie Ewing

Mrs. Cora King

Ms. Theresa Hope

Mrs. Zena Love Hill

Mr. Carl Bradley

Mrs. Barbara Baker

Mrs. Robbie Grant

Mr. Bobby Readus

Mr. James Harris

Words of Encouragement

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What’s Happening at CG 5/13/2020

What’s Happening at CG?

Bible Study

Join us today (Wednesday, May 13th) for Bible Study at 12:00 noon via Facebook Live on the Center Grove United Methodist Church Facebook page.

Daily Devotional

Read: Exodus 17:1-7
Way back in 1974 Burger King restaurant came out with an ad that said, “Have it your way”, and we have been trying to have it our way ever since. Even during this crisis as we watch record numbers of people contracting and dying from an invisible enemy that is indiscriminately sweeping across our land, we still want it our way. So, we protest, accuse, and criticize because things aren’t the way they used to be. Sometimes it’s easy to take certain things for granted. Like full shelves in the grocery store, the freedom to go anywhere you want, or a handshake or hug.

Moses and the people of God are in a crisis of thirst. They expect to find water, but there is none, so they grumble, murmur, quarrel, and blame. They forgot that this is not their first crisis, remember the Red Sea, manna, quail, and a water miracle on a previous occasion. Not to mention, they are delivered from slavery in Egypt and headed to their own land promised and provided by the God who made all things possible. The crisis of today doesn’t make sense and it is too complicated to figure out, so rather than seek my way I will trust the one who is greater than any crisis, knowing that He can make a way out of no way.

Father God, thank you for being the provider of all things. Today, you are my bread when I’m hungry, my water when I’m thirsty, my protector, my keeper, and my guide. I praise you even when I can’t see how blessed I am.

Shalom
Pastor Smith

Center Grove Spotlight

Congratulations To Our

2020 Graduates

Braxton Harris
Sparkman High School

Joshua Malone
Madison Academy

Imani Malone
Auburn University

Nia Malone
Spelman College

Matthew W. Smith
University of Mississippi Law School

Rodney D. Parker
University of West Alabama

Join the Pray Without Ceasing Ministry for an hour of prayer on the Prayer Line — Saturday, May 16th from 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. For we know, prayer changes things, circumstances, situations, and much more!

Don’t forget to give your Tithes and Offerings! Your generosity enables Center Grove to continue to be the hope for our community and the world!

Here are Three Ways to Give:

1.) Visit the Center Grove website (www.centergroveumc.org), click on Stewardship, and then click the “Ready to Give” tab.

2.) If you prefer to mail your donation, you may send it to:
Center Grove United Methodist Church
P.O. Box 5957
Huntsville, AL 35814

Remember The Sick & Home-bound

Mrs. Evelyn Roberson

Mrs. Gladys Jacobs

Mrs. Madgie Jamar

Ms. Marjorie Ewing

Mrs. Cora King

Ms. Theresa Hope

Mrs. Zena Love Hill

Mr. Carl Bradley

Mrs. Barbara Baker

Mrs. Robbie Grant

Mr. Bobby Readus

Mr. James Harris

Words of Encouragement

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What’s Happening at CG 5/12/2020

What’s Happening at CG?

Daily Devotional

Read: Judges 16:4-6;18-21

People don’t like to talk about their weaknesses, we steer away from weaknesses and focus on our strengths. But, acknowledging your weakness is the first step towards true strength. The true test of a person is not how well you do in the good times, but how you handle things in the testing arena. The familiar story of Samson, whose supernatural strength led him to tremendous victories and feats of dominance, also caused him to forget about the source of his amazing power. Thinking he was insulated from weakness, he was exposed by Delilah whose betrayal caused him to not only forget about his weakness, but also to forget about the source of his strength.

The true source of Samson’s strength was the Spirit of the living God. Whenever he used his supernatural strength the Bible says, “The Spirit of the Lord’s power” would come upon him. Ultimately, Samson’s lack of focus on God caused him to be seized by his enemies who blinded and imprisoned him. When Samson finally realizes the true source of his strength it is too late. However, he has one last request, he prays to God to strengthen him just once more (v.28). That one more time answer from God enables Samson to overcome his weakness and defeat the enemy.

Heavenly Father, thank you for being the source of my strength. Today, I acknowledge my weaknesses and the need for your Spirit to strengthen me in these challenging times. Thank you for giving me your supernatural strength and power, just once more.

Shalom

Pastor Smith

Center Grove Spotlight

Congratulations To Our

2020 Graduates

Braxton Harris

Sparkman High School

Imani Malone

Auburn University

Rodney D. Parker

University of West Alabama

Join the Pray Without Ceasing Ministry for an hour of prayer on the Prayer Line — Saturday, May 16th from 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. For we know, prayer changes things, circumstances, situations, and much more!

Don’t forget to give your Tithes and Offerings! Your generosity enables Center Grove to continue to be the hope for our community and the world!

Here are Three Ways to Give:

1.) Visit the Center Grove website (www.centergroveumc.org), click on Stewardship, and then click the “Ready to Give” tab.

2.) If you prefer to mail your donation, you may send it to:
Center Grove United Methodist Church
P.O. Box 5957
Huntsville, AL 35814

Remember The Sick & Home-bound

Mrs. Evelyn Roberson

Mrs. Gladys Jacobs

Mrs. Madgie Jamar

Ms. Marjorie Ewing

Mrs. Cora King

Ms. Theresa Hope

Mrs. Zena Love Hill

Mr. Carl Bradley

Mrs. Barbara Baker

Mrs. Robbie Grant

Mr. Bobby Readus

Mr. James Harris

Words of Encouragement

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What’s Happening at CG 5/112020

What’s Happening at CG?

Daily Devotional

Read: Galatians 2:15-20

Life is full of recognizable events. But, the most recognizable event in history is the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. To come into a world with one mission in mind; to save the world, and yet Jesus was hated, despised, and suffered an atrocious death, at the hands of the very people He came to save. Do we really appreciate what Jesus did for us? How can we get sidetracked with the busyness of our lives and forget the sacrifice of Jesus Christ and all that He accomplished during His life on earth?

The Apostle Paul reminds the believers in the church at Galatia that living for Jesus was not about legalism and bondage through the law. God is a God of freedom and that freedom comes through faith in the finished work of Jesus Christ on the cross. In freedom we discover three things. 1) Jesus lived for me. He is the model to show us how to live. 2) He died for me. His death freed us from the penalty of sin, doing what no one else could do. 3) One day He is coming back, for me! He’s going to receive unto Himself all those who have been set free.

Lord Jesus, thank you for making a way for me to be saved from the death of sin and giving me the gift of eternal life in you. Today, I affirm my life as a believer through the work of ministry and my faith in you.

Shalom

Pastor Smith

Center Grove Spotlight

Congratulations
Dale S. Thomas
On Your Promotion!
New Branch Manager Of
Redstone Federal Credit Union- Hampton Cove

Don’t forget to give your Tithes and Offerings! Your generosity enables Center Grove to continue to be the hope for our community and the world!

Here are Three Ways to Give:

1.) Visit the Center Grove website (www.centergroveumc.org), click on Stewardship, and then click the “Ready to Give” tab.

2.) If you prefer to mail your donation, you may send it to:
Center Grove United Methodist Church
P.O. Box 5957
Huntsville, AL 35814

Remember The Sick & Home-bound

Mrs. Evelyn Roberson

Mrs. Gladys Jacobs

Mrs. Madgie Jamar

Ms. Marjorie Ewing

Mrs. Cora King

Ms. Theresa Hope

Mrs. Zena Love Hill

Mr. Carl Bradley

Mrs. Barbara Baker

Mrs. Robbie Grant

Mr. Bobby Readus

Mr. James Harris

Words of Encouragement

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What’s Happening at CG 5/8/2020

What’s Happening at CG?

Daily Devotional

Read: Psalms 23
We all get weary from time to time. I believe the time that we are living through right now is a weary time. I have never experienced so many twists and turns, physically, mentally, and spiritually. The different opinions, instructions, closings, openings, re-openings, don’t wear masks, now wear masks, the sickness and death tolls. We have gone from hugging and hand shakes, to elbow and fist bumps, to don’t touch at all, it makes one, weary. But before we give up, I thought I’d offer some refreshing news for those who might just be a little weary.

Psalms 23 is a reminder that even in weary times, there is a source that will provide the nourishment for our souls. Our God is that source, and He is with us; He leads, guides, provides, protects and most of all He loves us. Even though we are in a weary state of mind, in a weary land, my God walks with me and I have no fear. The table of my life is wet, because, my cup is filled to overflow. Overflowing with grace, peace, joy, and hope. I am comforted in the fact that I can rest because I have a home eternal in the heavens. For the Lord is my shepherd and I shall not want.

Father, today I give you thanks that in the midst of my weariness I walk in the assurance of your presence. I am not burdened with the cares of the world because, my load is light for you never leave nor forsake me, and so I find peace and strength for the journey.

Shalom
Pastor Smith

Sunday Morning Worship!
May 10, 2020

Join us for Sunday Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. via Facebook Live on the Center Grove United Methodist Church Facebook page.

Celebrating Mother’s Day

Sunday, May 10th

Bishop & Cabinet Request Continuation of Suspension of In-Person Worship until at least June 1 and Preparations for Reopening our Church Buildings.

To read the full article, please visit the North Alabama Conference of the United Methodist Church website.

Don’t forget to give your Tithes and Offerings! Your generosity enables Center Grove to continue to be the hope for our community and the world!

Here are Three Ways to Give:

1.) Visit the Center Grove website (www.centergroveumc.org), click on Stewardship, and then click the “Ready to Give” tab.

2.) If you prefer to mail your donation, you may send it to:
Center Grove United Methodist Church
P.O. Box 5957
Huntsville, AL 35814

Remember The Sick & Home-bound

Mrs. Evelyn Roberson

Mrs. Gladys Jacobs

Mrs. Madgie Jamar

Ms. Marjorie Ewing

Mrs. Cora King

Ms. Theresa Hope

Mrs. Zena Love Hill

Mr. Carl Bradley

Mrs. Barbara Baker

Mrs. Robbie Grant

Mr. Bobby Readus

Mr. James Harris

Words of Encouragement

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What’s Happening at CG 5/7/2020

What’s Happening at CG?

Daily Devotional

Read: 2 Corinthians 4:1-7

There is a saying that people use to describe our lives as believers in Jesus Christ. They say, “we are empty pitchers before a full fountain.” What they mean is the value of our lives comes from what is on the inside. Although we are the same on the outside, we need that which only can come from the Holy Spirit of God poured into us. When we come to that fountain our lives become changed into what the Spirit shapes and molds us to be, believers formed in the image and character of Jesus Christ.

The author of Corinthians reminds us not to put too much emphasis on the fragility of, “the vessel.” For “man looks on the outward appearance, but God looks at the heart” (II Samuel 16.7). In John 4 verse 14, Jesus says, “but whoever drinks of the water that I shall give him will never thirst. But the water that I shall give him will become in him a fountain of water springing up into everlasting life.” Maxwell House coffee may be good to the last drop, but we draw from an eternal fountain that is never empty. Therefore, in this world of hopelessness we offer hope. Verse 5 says, “the message we preach is not ourselves, but Jesus Christ as Lord, and ourselves as servants for Jesus’ sake.”

Thank you, Lord Jesus, for giving us access to the fountain of your Spirit so that we may be filled. Today as we drink from that fountain, we confess our sins and renounce our shameful ways.

Shalom

Pastor Smith

CG Spotlight!

Mission Success Is In My Hands: Gwen Artis

To read the full article about our very own Gwen Artis, please visit the Marshall Star website.

Celebrating Mother’s Day

Sunday, May 10th

Don’t forget to give your Tithes and Offerings! Your generosity enables Center Grove to continue to be the hope for our community and the world!

Here are Three Ways to Give:

1.) Visit the Center Grove website (www.centergroveumc.org), click on Stewardship, and then click the “Ready to Give” tab.

2.) If you prefer to mail your donation, you may send it to:
Center Grove United Methodist Church
P.O. Box 5957
Huntsville, AL 35814

Remember The Sick & Home-bound

Mrs. Evelyn Roberson

Mrs. Gladys Jacobs

Mrs. Madgie Jamar

Ms. Marjorie Ewing

Mrs. Cora King

Ms. Theresa Hope

Mrs. Zena Love Hill

Mr. Carl Bradley

Mrs. Barbara Baker

Mrs. Robbie Grant

Mr. Bobby Readus

Mr. James Harris

Words of Encouragement

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What’s Happening at CG 5/6/2020

What’s Happening at CG?

Daily Devotional

Read: Mark 2: 3-12

In his book, Paralysis in the Pew, author Dr. Jeffery T. Rainey asks questions relating to the problem of paralysis in the church today. “Why are members comfortable with just coming to church? Why are members satisfied with simply sitting in the pew? Why are members meeting simply to maintain their membership? Why aren’t some Christians contributing to the church? Why aren’t some saints serving in His service? Why aren’t some members ministering for the master? Why are some congregants committed to the cause of Christ?”

Paralysis is the inability of the body to function properly or respond to the commands of the brain. In relating to the story of how Jesus healed the paralyzed man, we understand how faith and perseverance from his friends led to deliverance for their friend and praise to God. To see change in the church today we must be desperate to see Jesus, determined to press through difficulties, and dependent only on Jesus to heal, forgive and deliver us, as we respond obediently to His voice.

Heavenly Father, today we give thanks for deliverance from the spiritual paralysis in our lives. We come to you asking forgiveness of our sins, receiving the healing of our body, mind, and spirits. In Jesus’ name. Amen!

Shalom

Pastor Smith

Celebrating Mother’s Day

Sunday, May 10th

Don’t forget to give your Tithes and Offerings! Your generosity enables Center Grove to continue to be the hope for our community and the world!

Here are Three Ways to Give:

1.) Visit the Center Grove website (www.centergroveumc.org), click on Stewardship, and then click the “Ready to Give” tab.

2.) If you prefer to mail your donation, you may send it to:
Center Grove United Methodist Church
P.O. Box 5957
Huntsville, AL 35814

Remember The Sick & Home-bound

Mrs. Evelyn Roberson

Mrs. Gladys Jacobs

Mrs. Madgie Jamar

Ms. Marjorie Ewing

Mrs. Cora King

Ms. Theresa Hope

Mrs. Zena Love Hill

Mr. Carl Bradley

Mrs. Barbara Baker

Mrs. Robbie Grant

Mr. Bobby Readus

Mr. James Harris

Pastor Donald F. Smith

Words of Encouragement

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What’s Happening at CG 5/5/2020

What’s Happening at CG?

Daily Devotional

Read: 1 Kings 19:1-5

For many people one of the outgrowths of the pandemic crisis is anxiety and depression. Being isolated maybe alone at home, away from our jobs and friends, not knowing what the future holds. We’ve learned new terms, shelter in place, safer in home, and mitigation. Just mentioning the virus can cause real fear and discouragement. Add to this, the around the clock media coverage, expert after expert, and it’s a perfect storm for stress, anxiety and depression.

The Prophet Elijah finds himself in a desperate situation, one that has caused him to become depressed and anxious. He feels alone, fearful, and hopeless. Although, he has recently seen God do extraordinary, supernatural things in his life (chapter 18). He forgets it all when he is confronted by an enemy who he thinks is bigger, badder and stronger than him. The problem is, he’s looking at himself and has taken his eyes of the source of his strength…God. Fortunately, when we read chapter 19, we see that the battle is not over. God not only has a plan for Elijah, but He has a plan to defeat the enemy also. All Elijah has to do is trust God and watch Him work things out for his good.

Oh Lord our God, how excellent is your name in all the earth! Life can sometimes be overwhelming and ever consuming. Today, we pray for wisdom, strength, and courage as we fight the demons of depression, anxiety, and fear. Thank you for the victory, in Jesus’ name, amen.

Shalom

Pastor Smith

Well Wishes To The Wilson Family!

Greetings Center Grove Family and Friends:

On behalf of the SPRC Committee, we ask that you join us as we bid farewell to our Associate Pastor, Rev. Samuel Wilson, Sr., and his family. After having joined the Center Grove Family this past year, Rev. Wilson, Mrs. Kirsten Wilson, their daughter Kayna and son Samuel Jr., were a joyful and much loved addition to our Church family!

Effective July 1, 2020, Rev. Wilson has been appointed Associate Pastor of Lakeside United Methodist Church, here in Huntsville, Alabama. While we will miss having them in our midst, the SPRC and entire Center Grove church congregation extend best wishes to the Wilson family as they transition to their new church home and family!

-Joyce Taylor, SPRC Chairperson-

Don’t forget to give your Tithes and Offerings! Your generosity enables Center Grove to continue to be the hope for our community and the world!

Here are Three Ways to Give:

1.) Visit the Center Grove website (www.centergroveumc.org), click on Stewardship, and then click the “Ready to Give” tab.

2.) If you prefer to mail your donation, you may send it to:
Center Grove United Methodist Church
P.O. Box 5957
Huntsville, AL 35814

Remember The Sick & Home-bound

Mrs. Evelyn Roberson

Mrs. Gladys Jacobs

Mrs. Madgie Jamar

Ms. Marjorie Ewing

Mrs. Cora King

Ms. Theresa Hope

Mrs. Zena Love Hill

Mr. Carl Bradley

Mrs. Barbara Baker

Mrs. Robbie Grant

Mr. Bobby Readus

Mr. James Harris

Pastor Donald F. Smith

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Join us today (Wednesday, May 13th) for Bible Study at 12:00 noon via Facebook Live on the Center Grove United Methodist Church Facebook page.

Daily Devotional

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Congratulations To Our

2020 Graduates

Join the Pray Without Ceasing Ministry for an hour of prayer on the Prayer Line — Saturday, May 16th from 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. For we know, prayer changes things, circumstances, situations, and much more!

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Daily Devotional

Center Grove Spotlight

Congratulations To Our

2020 Graduates

Join the Pray Without Ceasing Ministry for an hour of prayer on the Prayer Line — Saturday, May 16th from 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. For we know, prayer changes things, circumstances, situations, and much more!

Remember The Sick & Home-bound

Words of Encouragement

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Daily Devotional

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Daily Devotional

Sunday Morning Worship! May 10, 2020

Celebrating Mother’s Day

Sunday, May 10th

Bishop & Cabinet Request Continuation of Suspension of In-Person Worship until at least June 1 and Preparations for Reopening our Church Buildings.

Remember The Sick & Home-bound

Words of Encouragement

What’s Happening at CG?

Daily Devotional

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Mission Success Is In My Hands: Gwen Artis

Celebrating Mother’s Day

Sunday, May 10th

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