Vincent United Methodist Church will gather for worship this Sunday morning, March 5 at 10:00 a.m. on the Second Sunday in Lent.

The church is open for worship in the church sanctuary, will be broadcast live from the sanctuary on the church Facebook page, and will be available for Call In. The church will continue a worship and sermon series featuring the music from the musical “Jesus Christ Superstar.”

Luke Grooms, who has been in numerous touring musical including “Phantom of the Opera,” will sing “Simon Zealotes” with choir, drums and saxophone.

SIGNUPSCRIPT

Rev. LeDuc will share a children’s sermon, give the message “Who Do You Say I Am? Simon,” and administer the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper. Join us at 10:00 a.m. in the sanctuary or view the service live with us or any time afterward on the church Facebook page.

“Who Do You Say I Am?” Lenten Series
The Vincent Church Lenten worship and sermon series this year is entitled “Who Do You Say I Am?” Utilizing music from the musical “Jesus Christ Superstar,” we will explore how the different characters of Jesus’ life and Passion might respond to this question. Then we will need to answer that question for ourselves: Who do we say Jesus is – to us and in us and through our lives? In this holy and reflective season, may this series help us rediscover and renew our walk as disciples of Jesus Christ.

“Jesus Revealed” Study **BULLSEYE

“Jesus Revealed” is the study being used by the Monday morning study group from 9:30-11:00. The study is written by
pastor and author Matt Rawle and explores Jesus’ character through the “I Am” statements of Jesus in the Gospel of John.
The class will meet on Zoom. Contact the Church Office for more information.

Earthquake Relief Offering
The earthquake that shook Turkey and Syria has claimed now over 23,000 lives. Vincent Church is collecting a special offering to help. Tents, heaters, blankets, warm clothes, ready-to-eat meals and first-aid kits are headed to earthquake survivors in Turkey and northwest Syria through a grant from the United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR). 100% of all donations will go to help those affected. You can make your donation by mailing it to the church or by using the church online giving portal through the church website. May we offer our prayers and donations in this time of incredible human need.

Community Care Kitchen
The Community Care Kitchen serves hot take-out meals three times per month at Vincent United Methodist Church (100 Vincent Place in Nutley) on the second, third and last Saturdays of each month from 11:30-12:30. Prepared and shared by people from Vincent Church, Grace Church, Holy Trinity Church, St. Marys Church, and Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, the meal might be chicken or beef or pasta with delicious sides and vegetables. Everyone is welcome to come by the Community Care Kitchen and pick up a meal-to-go including families and seniors. Please bring a large bag or two to carry the food. In these tough times, there is a growing need and the churches are partnering with others in our community to make a difference in the world. Upcoming dates are March 11, 18 and 25. Anyone who would like to make a contribution can contact the Vincent Church Office or visit the church website at www.vincentumc.org.**STANDARD

Church Halls Available
Vincent Church has two large rooms available for use by groups and families. Fellowship Hall is a 2500 square foot room with table seating for up to 135 people. It is handicapped accessible and convenient to the parking lot. Philhower Chapel is an elegant 1800 square foot room with table seating for up to 80 people. These rooms can be used for children’s parties, showers, family dinners, christenings, holiday parties, recitals, and workshops. For more information, contact the Church Office.

Vincent United Methodist Church is located at 100 Vincent Place (across from the library). It is handicapped accessible from the north parking lot. For more information, contact the Church Office at 973-667-5440 or visit the church website at www.vincentumc.org or on Facebook. All are welcome.