We wanted to let everyone know that only service dogs that are trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities are allowed at church or on church property. No other animals or pets are permitted on the church premises otherwise. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
Please be advised that the Sabbath School program will now take place from 9:35 a.m. to 10:35 a.m., effective immediately. This adjustment replaces the previous schedule of 9:40 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. We appreciate your attention to this change and look forward to your continued participation.
Elder Arthur Martens will be live streaming this Sabbath from Jupiter Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Elder In Charge: Jay Norford
Adult Sabbath School Teacher: Franz Warren
Kinder Class Teacher: Sheree Norford
Primary Class Teacher: Cielo Aplicador
Junior Class Teacher: Tricia Isaacs
Teen Class Teacher: Eva Page
What is Sabbath School? In a nutshell, it is the Church at study. We invite you to join us each Sabbath morning at 9:35am for Sabbath School, a time of engaging Bible study, discussion, and spiritual growth. All are welcome as we dive into God’s Word together—come early, bring your lesson, and be blessed!
We are excited to begin Nursing Home visitations and prayerful visits to our sick and shut-in members and loved ones on the 2nd and 4th Sabbath of each month. This is a beautiful opportunity to share God’s love, encouragement, and presence with those who may feel forgotten. We welcome anyone who feels led to participate—all are invited! We will gather briefly after service to pray and receive instructions before heading out for each visitation. Announcements will be made on those Sabbaths.
Come be a blessing—and be blessed!
*Special Intercessory Prayer Needed for: Frank Baine, Jean Becker, Edie Bruorton, Judith James, Luis Martinez, Jean Raphael, and Adam Shore.
We are pleased to share a powerful and timely message with you:
“Free Exercise: America’s Story of Religious Liberty.” This short video presentation explores the importance of religious liberty—a foundational right that protects our ability to live out our faith freely and without fear. In a time when this freedom is often challenged or misunderstood, this message serves as both a reminder and a call to awareness.
Why it matters:
Religious liberty is not just a legal concept—it’s a spiritual safeguard that allows us to worship, serve, and live according to our convictions. This presentation highlights how this freedom has shaped our nation’s story and why it remains essential toda
Watch the video trailer and share it with others who value the freedom to believe, speak, and live faithfully.
For more information or to get involved in our ongoing efforts to promote and protect religious liberty, please contact: Eva Page
