The Dome Under
LETTER FROM OUR Senior Pastor
Dear Friends,
This month, we end our Lenten journey and begin our celebration of Easter. While Christmas gets all the commercial attention, Easter was the principal Christian holiday for most of Christian history. Hard boiled eggs and the Easter bunny may seem like supporting characters to Christmas gifts and Santa Claus, but the magnitude of what Jesus accomplished on Easter should help us see why Easter has such a central place in our faith.
Easter is the culmination of Jesus’ ministry on earth. In Advent and Christmas, we anticipate Jesus’ arrival in the world and celebrate the mystery that God became one of us and lived among us. On Easter we celebrate why Jesus came to earth in the first place. He died our death on the cross and three days later rose victorious from the grave, breaking the power of sin and death over us. God had been drawing creation toward the events of Christ’s death and resurrection, and on Easter we celebrate that the grave has no power over those who put their faith in Jesus. It is a celebration of Jesus' resurrection and the promise of our own resurrection to new life in Christ.
There is a reason we see overflow crowds on Easter Sunday—it has cosmic significance! Because of the resurrection’s central place in Christian faith and life, and the large number of people who attend worship on Easter, it offers us an incredible opportunity to invite people to see what worship at Central is like. We will have a sunrise service at 7:30 a.m. in addition to our regular Sanctuary and Well services at 10:30 a.m. Please prayerfully consider whom you might invite to Easter worship as we celebrate the good news that Christ is risen.
Last month, I asked you to do three things in preparation for Easter. I offer them again to you now:
1. impactful and meaningful to all who participate in them.
Pray for Easter worship – Let us be united in prayer that our Easter services will be
2. Pray for our guests – Let us be united in prayer for the guests who will be with us on Easter Sunday. Let us pray that God will lead people to Central and that they may be open to Jesus’ call to discipleship.
3. Pray for guidance on whom you might invite – Easter is an opportunity to invite your unchurched friends to see what worshiping God is all about. Ask God to lead you to people you can invite to church on Easter Sunday.
Yours in Christ,
Messagesfrom our Clergy
Rev. Dr. Ann Kovan
Associate Pastor
Dear Central Family,
I love hydrangea blossoms! I have loved them since before I understood them The variety in my yard flowers on dead wood When they are dormant, they look dead and worthless There is an urge to give up and cut the branches back like other plants in our garden that we cut all the way back at the end of summer or winter I remember going to the nursery and looking for a hydrangea plant about a year ago There was only one plant left It looked like a Charlie Brown Christmas tree version of a plant Just a stalk with some pitiful leaves, no flowers I would have overlooked it if I hadn't asked someone for help finding a hydrangea As she was describing the ins and outs of hydrangeas, she picked off the few leaves that remained She wanted me to give her money for an ugly brown stalk
The temptation was to give up on the plant. But now, if you look closely, you can see little green buds forming. These are the beginning of next season's stems and flowers. What looks like a dead piece of wood good for nothing but the compost pile is a living thing that will burst with pom-poms of flowers and big beautiful green leaves growing heavenward.
When you are faithful in your prayers and your belief that they are heard and seen by God, they will bear fruit. Even when it may seem like your prayers are dead and useless, when they seem like a lost cause, God is storing up life and energy and power to fulfill them in a coming season we cannot yet see. We are fighting against an enemy who wants us to believe it is pointless to pray. We are tempted to feel defeated, or drain the process of its power until we are just going through the motions. Take heart! Keep praying! Your prayers are a living thing that will bear beautiful blossoms. Our God is a God of Resurrection and we are Resurrection People! Hallelujah!
In Christ, Ann
Rev. Meg Bryce Jiunnies
Pastor of Faith Formation & Discipleship
DearChurchFamily,
This month we celebrate Easter on April 20, after a week of services telling the story of Jesus’s journey to the Cross and Resurrection. Everywhere you turn in Central (inside and out in the community) are opportunities to engage in spiritual practices, and a reminder that we are “Easter” or “Resurrection” people.
Let’s stop for a few moments as you read this and think about the meaning and significance of these offerings. These are all “means of grace” that serve as ways to grow in faith, answer the calling to be ever closer to God, and truly understand the love of Jesus.
These events and activities are such gifts to our lives. Lives that should bear witness to the God’s continued active presence within them, regardless of the challenges of life we face constantly. We receive that gift eternally in salvation through Jesus Christ, and we also receive that gift daily, moment by moment, as it makes this life joyful and full of hope.
This is no small thing. And we have to work at remembering, because we get so caught up in living our best life defined by humankind when nothing comesclosetolivingalifedesignedbyGod.
I encourage you to step out of your regular life’s work today. Be present in this time and intentionally choose a practice that opens your heart and mind to God. Notice who needs these opportunities and reach out in Christian love by being invitational. Stay in love with God, for God is aconstantlylovingpresencetous.
BlessingsandPeace, Meg
Sundays at Central
All Sunday School classes meet from 9:30 to 10:15 AM on Sunday mornings. If you need help finding a classroom, please visit our Welcome Center in The Commons or ask a greeter at any entrance and they will be more than happy to show you the way.
CHILDREN
PRESCHOOL
3K – Malambri Room 147
4K – Malambri Room 145
ELEMENTARY
5K/1st Grade – Malambri Room 227
2nd Grade – Malambri Room 225
3rd Grade – Malambri Room 221
4th & 5th Grades – Malambri Room 219
YOUTH
6th-12th Grades – Youth Room 206
ADULT
Sunshine Class – Room 164/165
Spiritual Journeys – Room 276
Christian Discussion – Room 277
New Horizons – Room 279
New Beginnings – Room 272
Searching Disciples – Room 275
Sarah Blanton-Philathea – Room 174
Wesley Fellowship – Room 170
Worship Times
8:30 AM - Chapel Service 10:30 AM - The Well - Davis Christian Life Center 10:30 AM - Sanctuary
Ministry Spotlight: ConGregational Care
Caring for others is part of our mission, our responsibility, and our joy! Please take note of the various opportunities to provide or receive care that are highlighted in The Commons or here in this publication.
Contact Missy Brown, chairperson, for more information.
New Members
Eddy & Sara Harding
Joined March 9, 2025
Celebration of Baptism
Madeline Kelly Baxley
On March 16, 2025 was baptized in our sanctuary.
Madeline is the daughter of J.T. and Savannah Baxley, and the granddaughter of Cathy Baxley.
Learn More about Central’s Congregational Leadership
Staff Parish Relations Committee (SPRC)
This committee is responsible for managing all matters concerning paid staff members, and is charged with encouraging, supporting, strengthening, and nurturing our pastors, staff, and their families The committee is composed of three classes of three people The Lay Leaders are also part of SPRC. SPRC meets at least quarterly or as often as needed.
Chairperson: Ben King
Committee: Charlie Abbott, Sheila Barnes, Karen Hill, Helen Holland, Rick Knight, Heather McCown, Jim Sandlin and Katri Skinner
Lay Leaders: Eileen Blackwell, Mac Lucius, and Beth Ann Owen
Opportunities for Ministry
The following ministries are shared as opportunities to serve at Central. Of course, you are not limited to these opportunities! If you have an idea for a new ministry, please contact Rev. Meg Jiunnies.
Greeters
We are seeking volunteers to serve once a month in our Greeter Ministry, helping to welcome both guests and members with warmth and kindness As we enter a season with many visitors, we encourage everyone to extend a Christ-like welcome smile, make eye contact, and say hello to those around you on Sunday mornings Contact Pastor Ann for more information.
Children’s Sunday School Teaching Team Members
Central offers easy-to-follow lessons and training for our teachers. Even if you have never taught before, you may be sensing that God is calling you to participate in this important ministry. Let’s explore this possibility together!
Children’s Sunday School Helpers
For the last several weeks we have had to combine age groups because we have only had one teacher while Mrs. Brandie as the extra adult. The children would love to go to their own Sunday School rooms. If each family committed to teaching Sunday School one Sunday a month twice a year, we would have Sunday School covered!
THE SUNSHINE CLASS HAS ADDED A NEW VOLUNTEER. WELCOME TO THE SUNSHINE MINISTRY TEAM, LAURIE BEESON!
Upcoming Committee Meetings
Congregational Care Ministries
Tuesday, April 1
4:00 - 5:00 PM
Preschool Board
Tuesday, April 1
4:00 - 5:00 PM
Education & Spiritual Growth Team
Sunday, April 6
9:00 - 9:30 AM
Faith-Sharing Team
Sunday, April 6
9:00 - 9:30 AM
Children’s Committee
Sunday, April 6
9:00 - 9:30 AM
Board of Trustees
Tuesday, April 8
5:15 - 6:30 PM
Adult Ministries Team
Monday, April 14
5:00 - 6:00 PM
Stephen Ministry Team
Monday, April 14
6:00 - 7:30 PM
The Well Team
Monday, April 14
6:00 - 7:00 PM
Outreach Committee
Wednesday, April 16
8:30 - 9:30 AM
Finance Committee
Tuesday, April 22
6:00 - 7:00 PM
Youth Ministry Team
Sunday, April 27
9:30 - 10:00 AM
Stewardship Committee
Tuesday, April 29
6:00 - 7:00 PM
Central’s Generosity Update
Thank you for supporting the Sunshine Class Ministry!
On Sunday, March 30, Central celebrated our Sunshine Class, a group created and designed for adults with special needs. This group of Central and community members would not be possible without the time and financial support of this congregation. In turn, our Sunshine Class is one of the most active and giving groups here at Central, having supported a variety of ministries over the years. This is an example of the way that Christian generosity provides returns much beyond what we imagine. Sometimes we forget that our most generous God provides for our every need and more when we open our hearts to partnership with God and one another.
The ministry of Central’s Sunshine Class is one of the many ways your generous financial support makes Central’s mission and ministry possible. As we continue to follow Jesus by loving God and loving our neighbors, the need for financial support has become increasingly significant. We move forward in faith, knowing God will provide what is needed for God’s mission to be accomplished through Central. Your support directly impacts the effectiveness of Central’s mission and ministry.
Lenten & Easter Greenery
We would like to express our gratitude to the following individuals who purchased the Lenten and Easter greenery for our sanctuary:
Becky Crawford, for the Lenten greenery that was placed in the sanctuary on Ash Wednesday
Katri Skinner, for the two palm arrangements that will be placed in the sanctuary on Palm Sunday
Willa Burdette, for the palms the children will wave in the sanctuary on Palm Sunday
Carroll Player and The Willis Family, for the Easter Lily arrangements that will be placed in the sanctuary on Easter Sunday
Robby Sisco, for the Easter garland for the cross, that will be placed in the sanctuary on Easter Sunday
Palm SUnday & Holy Week
Maundy Thursday
Thursday, April 17
7:00 PM • Sanctuary
Palm Sunday
Sunday, April 13 10:30 AM • Sanctuary 10:30 AM • The Well
Good Friday Friday, April 18 12:00 PM • Sanctuary
April 20
Central United Methodist Church
Sunrise Service
Sanctuary (Traditional) The Well (Casual) 7:30 AM 10:30 AM 10:30 AM
The Well worship service is truly a team effort, and it thrives because of the support of those who worship here. We are always looking for volunteers to help with set-up on Fridays, take-down after worship on Sundays, decorating, greeting, serving as lay readers, and assisting with Communion. Maybe you have ideas about how to improve the service.
If you’d like to help in any of these ways or want more information, please contact Pastor Ann.
Do you sing or play an instrument? If so, we’d love for you to be part of The Well Band! Reach out to Lance Hatchell to learn more about this opportunity to share your musical gifts. Thank you for being a vital part of our worship community!
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No bunny loves you like Jesus!
Children’s Ministry
Children’s Sunday School Lessons
Join us for Sunday School at 9:30 a.m., where children from Kindergarten through 5th grade can explore Bible stories and grow in faith within a welcoming community. In this 5-week series, Big Picture, kids will hear some of the stories Jesus shared that can help them see the big picture of a life spent following God Kids will see that God helps us know what's true, the ways we can give back to God, how God sends us helpers, and how God gives us second chances.
SundaySchoolTeachersNeeded!
EachSunday,ateam of committedadultsisneeded tospendtimeduring Sunday School withthe childrenof Central,building relationshipsand continuing theirfaithjourney together.
Mission Camp
July 14-July 17
9:00 am to 12:00 pm
Central is excited to partner with Highland Park UMC this year for Mission Camp! Highland Park will be our homebase and we will go to different areas in the community to serve during the week. Be on the lookout for more details!
WinShape Camp
June 30-July 4
Go toCamps.WinShape.Orgto learn more about this amazing week of camp that has blessed the Florence community for six years! Camper registration is $205 this year Helping Florence Flourish is excited to offer a registration discountfor the first 50 families to register The first camper from each family will receive a $40 discount. WinShape then offersits own discount for each sibling that registers. So the first camper cost is $165 and siblings are $185. The total cost does not have to be paid in full at time of registration. Families can make payments up until June 26.
Happy Birthday!
Rennie White – April 4 Ben Davis – April 13 John Anderson – April 16
Moore – April 16
O’Shea – April 20
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If eachfamily committedtoteaching Sunday School oneSunday amonthtwiceayear,wewouldhave Sunday School covered!Pleaseconsiderhelping!
EASTER CELEBRATION
SUNDAY,APRIL13| 3:00PM
FamilieswithChildrenagesInfantsto5thgrade JoinusatthehomeofAllison&AdamSlice 1063GrayKatLane
Florence,SouthCarolina EggHunttobeginat3:15PM
Thiseventpromisesanafternoonfilledwith memorableexperiencesincludingmeetingsome cuteanimalsandcreating‘blessingbags’designed toreachouttothehomelesscommunity.Engaging crafts,delightfulcookiedecorating,andanexciting EasterEggHuntwillalsobeincluded.
Weareaskingthatfamiliesdonateonedozentreat-filledplastic eggsperparticipatingchildfortheeventbySunday,April6. Theeggsmaybedroppedoffindesignatedreceptaclesin TheCommonsortheDavisChristianLifeCenter.
Foranyinquiriesortoletusknowyouarecoming,pleaseemail BrandieLoveatblove@centralmethodist.net.
Vacation Bible School Road Trip: On the Go with God
When: JoinusJune16throughJune18from5:15-7:45PMasweexploreGod’slove throughengaginglessons,music,crafts,andfunactivities.
Who: VBSisopentochildrenwhohavecompleted4K(age4by9/1/2024)through currentfifth-gradestudents(forthe2024–25schoolyear).
Where: CentralUMC
Registration: OpensApril21
Volunteers: IfyouareservingasaVBSvolunteerand haveachildyoungerthan4 yearsofage,youmustregisterthemforchildcare.
Volunteers Needed for VBS 2025
We need amazing adult and youth volunteers to help make VBS a fun and faith-filled adventure for our children! Whether you can serve all week, a few days, or behind the scenes, we’d love to have you Join us for this exciting journey of faith! Special thanks to our Co-Chairs Jordan Johnson and Fletcher Strait who have already been working hard to make sure this Road Trip is extra fun and Jesus-filled!
Volunteer Roles Available:
Join Betsy O’Shea in Science – Lead hands-on experiments that bring Bible lessons to life!
Join Lane Davis and Leigh Dawson in Crafts – Help kids create meaningful projects to take home.
Join Rev. Meg Jiunnies in Bible Story Time – Share God’s Word through engaging storytelling.
Join Kristen Hardaway in Music – Share the Bible stories thru music and dance
Join John Frank on the Decoration Crew- Help set up and decorate for VBS!
Recreation – Organize fun and active outdoor games.
Crew Leader – Escort small groups of children to each station.
Youth Ministry
Upcoming Events
April 6
UMYF Messy Games Party
April 13
Palm Sunday – Easter Egg Hunt
April 14 – April 21
Trinity Spring Break
April 16
Lenten Spirituality Center Program and Dinner – 5:30 PM
April 17
Maundy Thursday – 7:00 PM
April 18–April 26 F1S Spring Break
April 20
Happy Easter!
April 27
Youth Flower Fundraiser begins
May 4
Confirmation Sunday
May 11
Mother’s Day and Youth Flower Fundraiser pickup in the Commons
May 18
Graduation Sunday
Senior Group Picture
High School Breakfast
John Weiss, Guest Speaker
Confirmation Sunda May 4, 2025
Confirmands
Samuel Guy Ballenger
Natalie Elizabeth Chase
Laura McDowell Crosson
Elizabeth Kay Davis
Holden Grace Elliott
Vivian Leela Fulmer
Sarah Benton Gause
Ellison Payne Higgs
Jane McKittrick Hyman
Cynthia Claire Lewis
Grant Alexander Love
John Rowen Steele
Mentors
Frank O’Shea
Maggie Gause
Ashley Dawkins
Liz Benton
Grace Timms
Mary Crouch
Britton Yarborough
Missy Brown
Jordan Johnson
Mary Falcone
John Frank
Ed Love
Sunday, May 18
Contact Julie Knight (jknight@centralmethodist.net) with High School Graduate information or Adriane Reynolds (areynolds@centralmethodist.net) with College or Graduate School information by April 27!
Hugh Granger Earns Eagle Scout Award
Hugh is the son of Cayce and Hugh Granger and the grandson of Frances and Laurence McIntosh. He became a member of Central's Cub Scouts in first grade and has had numerous scouting experiences, including spending the night aboard the USS Yorktown and backpacking along the Appalachian Trail. He is currently preparing for his second summer trip to Philmont Scout Ranch, where he will embark on a 60mile backpacking journey through the Rocky Mountains of northern New Mexico. For his Eagle Scout service project, Hugh designed and built ten raised garden beds for the Farm at Florence 1. He will be formally recognized at an Eagle Scout Court of Honor on May 19. Congratulations, Hugh!
HeritageSunday April 27, 2025
Celebrating Years
Heritage Sunday is a special occasion to honor those who have ministered at Central UMC for 50 years or more. New members reaching this milestone will be presented with a pin during worship, and all Heritage Members are invited to a celebratory brunch at 11:45 a.m. in Spears Fellowship Hall.
Faith Formation & Discipleship
FAITH PRACTICES
Lenten Spirituality Center
Open Wednesday, April 9 after Wednesday Night Dinner through Easter Sunday, April 20 Central’s Education and Spiritual Growth Team has set aside space in Spears Fellowship Hall to experience different spiritual practices, including prayer, remembering your baptism, creative arts, and a labyrinth. Set aside time to visit as often as you can during Lent!
Children’s Experience (parents are welcome) - during Children’s Activities on Wednesday, April 9, starting at 6:00 PM
Youth Experience - Wednesday, April 16, starting at 5:30 PM
Good Friday
Good Friday is the day on which Jesus died for our sins. He was nailed to the cross and died on Friday afternoon. After His death, His body was laid in a tomb. April 18 • 12:00 PM • Sanctuary
Courtney Graham Women’s Bible Study Series: David, Seeking a Heart Like His by Beth Moore Mondays | 9:00-11:15am | Room 173
Led by Ginny Hill and Beth Ann Owen
27:17 Men’s Bible Study Series: The Gospel of John Tuesdays | 7:00-8:00am | Spears Fellowship Hall Led by Johnny Crouch, Art Justice, and Hank Leeke
Join the men of Central and friends for a verse-by-verse study of the Gospel of John. “Iron sharpens iron, and one person sharpens the wits of another ” Proverbs 27:17 Ongoing studies - experience them before they break for summer!
CONGREGATIONAL CARE
Central’sStephenMinistryProgram SpiritualCareWhenLifeisChallenging
Stephen Ministers are lay congregation members trained to provide one-to-one care to those experiencing a difficult time in life, such as grief, divorce, job loss, chronic or terminal illness, or relocation. They come from all walks of life, but they all share a passion for bringing Christ’s love and care to people during a time of need.
If you or someone you know needs a Stephen Minister, please call Rev. Meg Jiunnies at 843-662-3218. You do not need to walk alone. All conversations are strictly confidential.
Widowed Women’s Fellowship Group
Interest Meetings: Sunday, March 30 9:30-10:15 AM
Moody Parlor
This past month has been challenging for our family, but the love and support from our church community have been a true blessing. When we received a warm, home-cooked meal from the church, it was more than just food it was a reminder that we are not alone
Having a meal provided meant the world to us. It gave us time to sit together as a family, pray, and feel the love of Christ through the kindness of others. The hands that prepared and delivered our meal may never fully know the impact they had, but we are deeply grateful. Thank you to our church family for being the hands and feet of Jesus. Your generosity has reminded us of God’s faithfulness, and we are truly blessed to be part of such a caring community
Wednesday, April 2 6:00 - 6:15 PM
Moody Parlor
Central is beginning a fellowship group for women whose spouses have passed away After losing a spouse, life is changed and so are you With the intention of supporting other women experiencing a similar type of grief, searching for hope and renewed joy in life together, and helping one another see God’s presence in Christian community, this group is totally unformed a blank slate. Even if you are unsure that this group is for you, come by one of the interest meetings and share your ideas and thoughts. Grief has no timeline, is unique for each person, and although it inevitable for anyone who loves others, God has given us the blessing of fellowship.
Thisisareminderthatwearetorespondto thatnudgefromtheHolySpirittoprovidefor someoneinneed,whetherthroughameal,a visit,aphonecall,oracard.
If you have questions or suggestions, you may contact Cherrie Dean or Rev Meg Jiunnies
SALKEHATCHIE SUMMER SERVICE
HISTORY OF SALKEHATCHIE
Since 1978 Salkehatchie has been more than a church outreach program, volunteer group, or just another summer camp. From Saturday to Saturday, volunteers experience more than just a week of hard work Their dedication and love help families feel comfortable and secure in their homes, and all are drawn close together through the love and grace of God
CENTRAL’S IMPACT
Salkehatchie is a summer mission opportunity for youth and adults during which they are assigned a homesite and homeowner with whom to serve throughout the week They will become close to other campers, their homeowners, and God through their work and play, daily prayer and devotion, and evening chapel worship and reflection.
Fun Fact: Central’s Santahatchie is a localized, scaled-back version of the Salkehatchie experience
THE DETAILS
Central will participate in Penn Center Camp, one of the oldest, most established camps in the state, in the Beaufort area, June 14-21, 2025 This is a seven-day, out-of-town mission trip
Cost is only $50.00 thanks to Central’s Outreach Team! The original cost of $250 is being contributed to by Central’s Outreach Team in order to support students interested in this ministry Don’t miss out on this great opportunity! Register today! Transportation for more than 10 sign-ups will be provided
Outreach Opportunities
Serve Day 2025: Be the Hands and Feet of Christ
Mark your calendars for April 12, 2025, as we come together to serve our community in meaningful ways! There will be a variety of projects, including home repairs, ramp building, and alternative opportunities like stocking and sorting at the food pantry.There’s a place for everyone no matter your age or skill level. This special day is dedicated to loving our neighbors and making a tangible difference. Join us as we put our faith into action!For more information or to sign up, scan the QR Code
Faith S
Faith Sharing Night: A Blessing to All
A heartfelt thank you to Jeff Gregory and Arun Sagar for sharing their faith journeys at Faith Sharing Night on Wednesday, March 12 With guidance from Pastor Ann, Jeff and Aruna reflected on their spiritual formation from childhood, the miracles they have witnessed, a the transformative impact of following Christ. Their heartfelt testimonies touched and inspire everyone in attendance, making it a truly bless evening
We hope you will consider attending our next F Sharing Night. Stay tuned for more information
Phone: 843-662-3218
Pastoral Emergency Care: 843-662-3206
Hours:
Monday - Thursday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Friday, 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Physical Address:
167 South Irby Street Florence, SC 29501
Mailing Address: 265 West Cheves Street Florence, SC 29501
Clergy & Staff
Senior Pastor
Thomas Smith, tsmith@centralmethodist net
Associate Pastor
Ann Kovan, akovan@centralmethodist.net
Pastor of Faith Formation & Discipleship
Meg Bryce Jiunnies, mjiunnies@centralmethodist net
Pastor Emeritus
Tom Pietila
Retired Pastors
Dannye Bragdon, Mel Flail, Alice Hocking, Julian Lazar, Leon Wagnon, DeVere Williams
Director of Music/Organist
Don Grice, dgrice@centralmethodist net
Worship Director of The Well
Lance Hatchell, lhatchell@centralmethodist.net
Music Associate/Director of Handbells
Beverly Hazelwood, bhazelwood@centralmethodist net
Director of Children’s Choirs
Jaime Martinez
Director of Preschool Choir
Kristen Hardaway
Director of Nurseries
Catherine Lucius, clucius@centralmethodist net
Director of Children’s Ministries
Brandie Love, blove@centralmethodist net
Director of Youth Discipleship
Julie Knight, jknight@centralmethodist net
Director of Adult & Family Ministries
Adriane Reynolds, areynolds@centralmethodist net
Facilities Manager
Dan Rogers, drogers@centralmethodist.net
Business Manager
Tara Ballenger, tballenger@centralmethodist net
Director of Media
Philip Maenza, pmaenza@centralmethodist net
Office Manager
Shay Justice, sjustice@centralmethodist.net
Receptionist
Dianna Wilson, dwilson@centralmethodist net
Media Associate
Kathryn Velicky, kvelicky@centralmethodist.net
Director of Central UMC Preschool
Jennifer Walters, jwalters@centralmethodist net
Kitchen Manager
George Hicks
Caretakers
Jason Taylor, Charles Beaufort, Ronald Jones
Housekeeper
Nicole Shaw
Safety Officers
Marilyn James, Johnny Spears, Billy Brown, Chris Benjamin, Kee’Shawn Mitchell, Jared James