United Methodist Church of Charleston, Missouri

This Sunday if you watch worship online look for some exciting changes to your online worship experience. See you at 9:30 AM

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We are honored to be able to serve as Mississippi County’s first COVID-19 vaccination clinic site. Thank you to the Mississippi County Health Department and L&S Pharmacy for your leadership.

Our prayers are with the students and staff of Charleston R-1 School District as they return to in-person classes today. We hope you have a very blessed day free of any anxiety. God is with you.

We experienced internet and technical issues this morning. If you missed the message here it is. https://youtu.be/h-d81tjn30E

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Don’t forget to tune in tonight at 7. There’s no better program on TV tonight. You can watch through our YouTube channel or the website

Rev. Robb continues in the Advent series Expecting with the message Disappointed Expectations. We hope you will join us online this morning at 9:30 for worship. Don’t forget to tune back in at 7pm for a Christmas music program.

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Today’s message might be a timely message from the Book of Jonah. Rev. Robb’s message is entitled Angry Enough To Die. Join us online or in person at 9:30 this morning.

Good afternoon Mississippi County: We have 65 new positive cases in Mississippi County since Friday. If someone is listed as unknown for age or race, it has not... been reported to us at this time. Since Friday: Cases in Mississippi County (Community + SECC) Total Cases: increased from 1133 to 1198 Active Cases: increased from 266 to 278 (259 confirmed, 19 probable) Deaths: remained the same at 13 Cases in the Community Total Cases: increased from 905 to 951 Active Cases: decreased from 85 to 78 (59 confirmed, 19 probable) Deaths: remained the same at 13 Cases at the SECC Total Cases: increased from 228 to 247 Active Cases: increased from 181 to 200 (all confirmed) Deaths: remained the same at 0 A confirmed case has detected SARS-CoV-2 RNA in a laboratory test (PCR test). The CDC defines a probable case as: Meeting clinical criteria and epidemiological evidence (no positive PCR test) Detection of specific antigen (positive antibody) in a clinical specimen and meets either clinical evidence or epidemiological evidence. Meets vital records criteria with no positive PCR test. As we continue to receive new positive results, it is highly recommended that the following precautions be taken to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in our community: Limit close contact with people who are outside of your household Wear a mask or cloth face covering in public Wash your hands frequently or use hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol content Avoid touching your face Stay home if you are feeling sick Stay safe and healthy!

URGENT NEED - We need one large boy size and one large girl size winter coat. If you can provide either of these please comment or call office 683-6188. Items should be new or gently used and laundered. Please provide the item not cash.

Join us online for worship at 9:30 this morning as Rev. Robb continues with the series Expecting. Today’s message is Great Expectations.

Good afternoon Mississippi County: We have 57 new positive cases in Mississippi County since Monday. It is with a heavy heart that we report there have been 3 ...more deaths. If someone is listed as unknown for age or race, it has not been reported to us at this time. Since Monday: Cases in Mississippi County (Community + SECC) Total Cases: increased from 1076 to 1133 Active Cases: decreased from 280 to 266 (249 confirmed, 17 probable) Deaths: increased from 10 to 13 Cases in the Community Total Cases: increased from 852 to 905 Active Cases: decreased from 103 to 85 (68 confirmed, 17 probable) Deaths: increased from 10 to 13 Cases at the SECC Total Cases: increased from 224 to 228 Active Cases: increased from 177 to 181 Deaths: remained the same at 0 A confirmed case has detected SARS-CoV-2 RNA in a laboratory test (PCR test). The CDC defines a probable case as: Meeting clinical criteria and epidemiological evidence (no positive PCR test) Detection of specific antigen (positive antibody) in a clinical specimen and meets either clinical evidence or epidemiological evidence. Meets vital records criteria with no positive PCR test. As we continue to receive new positive results, it is highly recommended that the following precautions be taken to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in our community: Limit close contact with people who are outside of your household Wear a mask or cloth face covering in public Wash your hands frequently or use hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol content Avoid touching your face Stay home if you are feeling sick Stay safe and healthy!

What do we know about God? That’s the question Rev. Robb will look at this morning as he continues in the Book of Jonah. Join us online or in person at 9:30 for worship. Mask wearing is preferred for in person worship. Remember to sanitize your hands when entering and maintain physical distancing of at least 6’ at all times.

Join us online or in person this morning at 9:30 for part 2 of our story on Jonah. Today Rev. Robb will talk about Rock Bottom.

We are switching phone and internet providers so our phone is temporarily out.

Thanks to Tiffany Brantley for the beautiful artwork for our current sermon series, Jonah - the Story of You.

Join us in person or online this morning at 9:30 as Rev. Robb begins a new series, Jonah - The Story of You. Throughout this short series you’ll discover the story is much more than a fish story.

A message from Bishop Farr to Missouri pastors and laity, during Pastor Appreciation Month.

This morning Rev. Robb concludes this series by talking about Isaiah. Join us in person or online at 9:30 this morning.