August 2026 - Under the Dome - Central UMC

AUGUST 2026

Under The The Dome Dome Central United Methodist Church Central United Methodist Church

ISSUE #38

AT CENTRAL

Worship & Sunday School Worship Services

Sunday School

Chapel Worship Service

All Sunday School classes meet from 10:00 to 10:45 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.

Each Sunday | 9:00 AM | Sanctuary

The Well Worship Service Each Sunday | 9:00 AM Davis Christian Life Center

Sanctuary Worship

Each Sunday | 11:00 AM | Sanctuary

Wednesday Service of Prayer & Holy Commnion Each Wednesday | 12:15 PM Ingram Chapel

THIS MONTH

Upcoming Events Gather and Grow

Scrapbooking Group

Saturday, August 8, 2026 | 9:30 AM Spears Fellowship Hall & The Commons

Sunday, August 16, 2026 | 12:30 PM Classroom 164/165

Parking Lot Ministry

Happy Travelers

Saturday, August 15, 2026 | 7:00 AM HopeHealth - East Palmetto St.

Thursday, August 27, 2026 | Time TBD Broadway at the Beach

GET INVOLVED

Committee Meetings Congregational Care Team

Monday, August 3, 2026 | 2:00 PM Christian Family Conf. Room 173

Stewardship Team

The Well Design Team

Wednesday, August 18, 2026 | 6:00 PM Sunshine Classroom 164/165

Children’s Committee Meeting

Tuesday, August 4, 2026 | 6:00 PM Christian Family Conf. Rm 173

Sunday, August 16, 2026 | 9:30 AM Malambri Classroom 232

Preschool Board Meeting

Education & Spiritual Growth Meeting

Tuesday, August 4, 2026 | 6:00 PM Moody Parlor Room 166

Sunday, August 16, 2026 | 10:00 AM Moody Parlor Room 166

Adult & Family Ministries Meeting

Worship Committee Meeting

Monday, August 10, 2026 | 5:00 PM Moody Parlor Room 166

Tuesday, August 18, 2026 | 5:30 PM Christian Family Conf. Room 173

Finance Committee Meeting

Tuesday, August 18, 2026 | 6:00 PM Sunshine Classroom 164/165

Church Council

Tuesday, August 18, 2026 | 7:00 PM Spears Fellowship Hall Room 156

Faith-Sharing Team Meeting

Tuesday, August 25, 2026 | 6:00 PM Sunshine Classroom 164/165 Questions about an upcoming meeting or event?

Visit www.centralmethodist.net/events or contact the church office at 843.662.3218!

FROM YOUR PASTORS

Rev. Thomas Smith

Rev. Rusty Crimm

Rev. Meg Bryce Jiunnies

Senior Pastor

Associate Pastor

Pastor of Faith Formation & Discipleship

Friends,

Friends,

Dear All,

I write these words in a season of loss. June and July have seen a number of funerals at Central. In response, I feel led to offer a pastoral word. Each time we gather for a service at the close of someone’s earthly life, one of Central’s clergy stands before a group of grieving people and says, as part of the greeting, “May God grant us grace, that in pain we may find comfort, in sorrow hope, in death resurrection.”

I can’t believe the new school year is beginning! The approaching school year, for me, is accompanied by a bittersweet feeling this year because my daughter is starting kindergarten, her first year in elementary school. Don’t get me wrong, I’m excited for her – I remember much of my time in school fondly – and I’m also excited for a return to a regular routine (inasmuch as the life of a clergy couple lends itself to routine); but I also recognize the unique opportunities that summer affords to slow down, to have more intentional family time, and to just have fun.

It’s a fresh new school year, and even for those of us who aren’t in school or don’t have children going back to school, there is an excitement in the air about returning to the rhythms of the school year. Bible Studies, special events, new mission work, and just greeting people after missing them in the summertime travel season is fun. Now is the time to plan for your personal and family spiritual practice agenda. How are you committing your time to serve God and one another? What will be your personal faith plan? To help with your planning, take a look at the Spiritual Growth Plan of Action and use the link to fill out your Every Member in Ministry Form.

Those words, which I have spoken more times than I can count in my 25 years of ministry, have struck me in a new way these last few weeks. They are a profound invocation of God’s faithfulness, spoken at times when we may feel far from God. Grace, classically defined, is the unmerited favor of God. It is God’s loving action toward us and within our hearts, something we do not deserve and cannot earn. In praying for God’s grace in a time of grief, we ask God to give us what we cannot give ourselves. In the United Methodist funeral service, we ask for comfort to relieve pain, hope to transform sorrow, and resurrection to be the antidote to death.

It is common to hear grief described as a process, but it is not. The idea of a process suggests a neat progression, step after step, until a goal is reached. Grief is more like wandering with a general destination in mind, but with backtracks, sidetracks, and moments of feeling lost. Yet the words of our funeral liturgy hold a Scriptural truth: God is faithful to bring us to a better spiritual place. Just as the only way to reach a destination is to keep going, the only way to find comfort, hope, and resurrection is to keep going.

Jesus died our death and rose for our sake.

God’s promise is sure, and the destination is certain. By God’s grace, comfort comes on the far side of pain, hope on the far side of sorrow, and resurrection on the far side of death.

If you are grieving, just keep going.

Thomas Smith

These moments of transition can be difficult, but they are also filled with possibilities! A new season of life offers a kind of blank slate to start something again or start something new, and the church is a wonderful companion for that journey. Our faith is a communal faith in which we grow together, learn together, worship together, fellowship together, and that kind of support is essential, whether you’re starting a new chapter, ending an old one, or in the middle of one that you just can’t quite get a handle on.

As our Fall programming starts up, I want to encourage you to engage your faith in a new way. Join a Bible study, come back to worship, attend a Veteran’s Breakfast, help out with a BEDS build, join the choir – there are so many ways to feed your faith at Central, so let’s start this new season together!

Start now to think and pray about your tithes and offerings as we approach Commitment Sunday. Planning and discussing your desires and calling to spiritual growth and practice, just like in every area of our lives, is the way to make good intentions into transformative actions. Let me know if I can help you find your ministry for this year!

Blessings to all and I look forward to Wednesday night meals, Bible studies, seeing you in worship and Sunday school, and all of the wonderful activities starting back up!

Blessings,

Meg Bryce Jiunnies

Grace and peace,

Rusty Crimm

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"Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight."

Proverbs 3:5-6

One Church. One Community. One Calling.

Happenings at CENTRAL UMC

Endowment Grants Awarded Ellouise Jones Schofield Scholarship Fund

Endowment Grants from the Ellouise Jones Schofield Scholarship Fund were awarded to both Tyner Jiunnies and J.T. Brown at the Annual Methodist Conference in June.

Tyner is currently continuing his graduate work at Yale Divinity School. He emphasized the importance of being part of a supportive church community like Central, sharing that Central and the United Methodist Church have helped him grow in faith, love, and service to others. Tyner looks forward to continuing to serve the United Methodist Church in the years ahead.

J.T. currently serves as Senior Minister of Fair Lawn UMC in Columbia. This grant will help him repay student loan debt incurred during his seminary education. It reflects Central’s commitment to supporting those in ministry by recognizing the financial challenges that often follow theological education. J.T. is deeply grateful for Central’s generosity and for the many ways the church continues to encourage and support him in his ministry.

Permanent Endowment Fund

Greater Florence Habitat for Humanity was awarded a grant to support its mission of building safe, affordable homes for families in need within our community.

A grant was awarded to Lighthouse Ministries to provide emergency assistance in response to increased community needs. Colder winter weather and rising gas prices led to a significant increase in requests for financial assistance.

This Endowment Fund supported the United Methodist mission project with Rise Against Hunger at Annual Conference. $54,000 was raised to help combat global hunger, and conference participants packed 125,000 meals. These meals will be distributed to communities experiencing food insecurity in countries such as Cameroon and Haiti.

Follow Jesus. Love God. Love Neighbor.

Kids Mission Camp with Highland Park UMC Our children had a wonderful week serving alongside Highland Park UMC at Kids Mission Camp! They put their faith into action by being the hands and feet of Jesus while serving at Lucky Dog Rescue, Help4Kids, Pee Dee Gardens, and the Foster Care Clothing Closet. Through these experiences, they learned that no matter their age, God can use them to make a meaningful difference in our community. A big thank you to Mary McDougal and Elena Gregory for serving as CUMC’s volunteers for this important mission week!

Central's Bookbag Drive Makes a Difference Thanks to the incredible generosity of our church family, Central's Outreach Committee had another successful Bookbag Drive! Together, we collected and filled 150 backpacks with school supplies to help local students begin the new school year prepared and confident before classes started on July 29.

After all the donations were collected, a group of dedicated volunteers came together, formed an assembly line, and got to work filling each backpack with age-appropriate school supplies for elementary, middle, and high school students. Their teamwork and enthusiasm ensured every student received the supplies they needed for a successful start to the school year.

The backpacks were distributed through Briggs Elementary School, Lighthouse Ministries, Helping Florence Flourish, Cross Cultural Impact and The Manna House, extending Central's love and support to children and families throughout our community.

Thank you to everyone who donated backpacks, school supplies, monetary gifts, or their time to this important ministry.

Your generosity is making a meaningful difference in the lives of local students and is a wonderful example of what it means to serve our neighbors with Christ's love.

Scouting Ministry Cub Scout meetings resume on Sunday, August 23, at our Scout Hut, located at 618 Plum Drive. We welcome boys in the following grade levels: 5K–2nd Grade: Sundays, 2:30–3:30 p.m.; 3rd–5th Grade: Sundays, 4:00–5:00 p.m.

Our first outdoor adventure is Saturday, August 29, when we'll attend a Columbia Fireflies baseball game, enjoy the postgame fireworks, and camp overnight in the outfield.

The evening also includes a movie and popcorn after the game.

Other exciting activities throughout the year include Scout-O-Ween in October and an overnight adventure aboard the USS Yorktown aircraft carrier in January.

If you're interested in learning more about Central's Cub Scout ministry, please contact Cubmaster William Hardaway.

Blood Drive Summer is one of the most critical times for blood donations, and this year supplies are already dangerously low! We need your help to replenish this lifesaving resource before we reach a crisis point. Please consider donating at Central's Blood Drive on August 20, even if it's your first time. Our longtime donors are aging out of eligibility, so we especially encourage younger members of our church family to step in and help. A single donation can save lives, and the donation itself takes about 15 minutes. If there's anything we can do to make donating easier, please contact Kathryn at kvelicky@centralmethodist.net—she would be happy to help remove any barriers to your participation.

MUSIC MINISTRY

PLEASE JOIN US!

Vocal & Handbell Choirs start up this fall!

STARTING WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2026

STARTING WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 9, 2026

Chancel Choir 7:15 PM | Third Floor Choir Room Youth and Adult Directed by Don Grice

Cherub Choir 6:00 PM | Preschool Choir Room 3K-5K Directed by Kristen Hardaway

Handbell Choir 6:15 PM | Handbell Choir Room Youth and Adult Directed by Beverly Hazelwood

Junior Choir 6:30 PM | Children’s Choir Room Grades 1-6 Directed by Jaime Martinez

FAMILY MINISTRY

JOIN US ON

NIGHTS Central United Methodist Church DINNER & FELLOWSHIP ADULT BIBLE STUDIES ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN NURSERY AVAILABLE

Wednesdays starting September 9, 2026 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

CENTRAL UMC ONLINE

WHY DO WE DO

A NEW VIDEO SERIES FROM OUR CLERGY Sometimes the things we do as church people become so routine that we stop paying attention to their meaning. Those same practices can also seem strange to people who have little or no experience with worship or church life.

THAT?

SHORT VIDEOS. BIG QUESTIONS. DEEPER FAITH.

Central's clergy are launching a new social media series, Why Do We Do That?, to help us reflect on the power and significance of the ways we practice our faith.

SO FAR, WE HAVE EXPLORED:

WHY DO WE SAY THE APOSTLES’ CREED?

WHY DO WE HAVE SERMONS?

WHY DO CLERGY WEAR VESTMENTS?

Rev. Thomas Smith explains how these historic words unite us in faith, remind us what we believe, and connect us with generations of Christians who have spoken them before us.

Rev. Rusty Smith explores why sermons are an important part of worship and how they help connect Scripture with our lives today.

Rev. Meg Bryce Jiunies explains the meaning behind clergy vestments and what they communicate about worship, faith, and the Christian seasons.

FOLLOW ALONG FOR NEW EPISODES

and more great content from Central UMC!

FACEBOOK

facebook.com/CUMC.SC

INSTAGRAM

instagram.com/cumcflorence

YOUTUBE

youtube.com/ @CentralUnitedMethodistChurch

TIKTOK

Coming Soon! tiktok.com/@cumcflorence

NURSERY MINISTRY

We’re

SEEKING NURSERY WORKERS! Help care for little ones.

Make a big impact!

SCAN THE QR CODE TO APPLY

CARE FOR CHILDREN Ages 3 months through 1st grade

DURING

Sunday Morning Services & Wednesday Evening Programs

A PLACE TO GROW

NUrture Children.

Be a part of the team.

Learn more about Central’s Nursery www.centralmethodist.net/nursery

CHILDREN’S MINISTRY

PROMOTION

Sunday

August 2, 2026 Children will be promoted to their new Sunday School classrooms! We are excited to welcome them as they begin a new year together.

WELCOME, RISING 5K! We are so excited to welcome our kindergarteners to the Elementary Hall upstairs. This is such an exciting transition, and we can't wait to help them continue growing in their faith, building friendships, and having fun in Children's Ministry!

Rail Trail Walk + Dinner at Buddy’s Thursday, August 27, 2026 5:00 PM

We had so much fun at this event in June, we decided to do it again in August!

MEET HERE

Rail Trail entrance behind Naturally Outdoors

BRING THE FUN

Bring bikes, scooters, strollers, skates, and/or wagons!

DON’T FORGET Please bring your own water bottles and bug spray!

PLEASE NOTE:

PLAYTIME

This is not a drop-off event.

After dinner, the kids can play in the greenspace behind Buddy’s.

WE CAN’T WAIT FOR AN EVENING FILLED WITH GOOD FOOD, GOOD FRIENDS, AND GREAT MEMORIES!

WEDNESDAY

Nights Return!

AUGUST

Birthdays

David Strait

August 9

SEPTEMBER 9, 2026

Leo Capotosti

August 19

We're excited to kick off another year of Bible Blast and Children's Choir! Join us for dinner at 5:30 PM, followed by Bible Blast and Choir from 6:00–7:00 PM.

Sellers Gettys

August 22

Anne Marie Sherard

August 26

Ryder King

August 28

DINNER 5:30 PM

BIBLE BLAST 6:00-7:00 PM

CHILDREN’S CHOIR 6:00-7:00 PM

We can't wait to learn, grow, and worship together each week!

WHAT IS GATHER & GROW? Gather & Grow is a monthly gathering where children and their caregivers come together for a morning of stories, crafts, games, and friendship. It's a place where children can play, create, and build relationships while parents, grandparents, and caregivers enjoy coffee, conversation, and community together.

WHAT TO EXPECT 9:30 - 9:50 | Arrival & Open Play Coffee for caregivers Open play in Spears Fellowship Hall Name tags Families mingle

9:50 - 10:00 | Welcome Circle Welcome and storytime

SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 9:30 - 11:00 AM

10:00 - 10:30 | Small Group Rotations Seedlings (Ages 3-5) Sunshine Room Craft

Sprouts (Ages 6-8) Spears Fellowship Hall Games & Activities

10:30 - 11:00 | Small Group Rotations Seedlings (Ages 3-5) Spears Fellowship Hall Games & Activities

Sprouts (Ages 6-8) Sunshine Room Craft

Seedlings (Ages 3-5)

Story-based crafts, creative play, and games

Sprouts (Ages 6-8)

Games, activities, teamwork activities, and crafts

Children Ages 2 & Under

Open play in the commons with a parent or caregiver

11:00 | Wrap up & Goodbyes

WHY GATHER & GROW?

WHY COME?

Because faith grows in community.

Build new friendships

Children will make friends, explore God's love through stories and activities, and have fun together.

Caregivers will enjoy coffee, conversation, and meaningful connections with other families.

AGE GROUPS

Connect with other families Enjoy a fun morning together

INVITE A FRIEND Gather & Grow is open to the entire community. Invite your friends, neighbors, grandparents, and other families to join us!

Grow in faith and community Everyone is welcome!

A responsible caregiver is asked to remain with their child throughout Gather & Grow. This is not a drop-off program.

YOUTH MINISTRY

PAINT WARS

Messy Games Get ready for an evening of color, laughter, and crazy fun! Invite your friends for an unforgetable night.

AUGUST 17, 2026 5:30 - 7:30 PM Church Grassy Lot

FRIENDS ARE WELCOME

WEAR OLD CLOTHES & BRING A TOWEL

FOOD TRUCKS AVAILABLE!

PROMOTION SUNDAY August 2, 2026 The Youth of Central will gather with Julie Knight, Director of Youth Discipleship, for a light breakfast, fellowship, and a chance to reconnect with old friends and welcome new ones.

YOUTH PARENT MEETING AUGUST 9, 2026 | 5:00 PM Youth Lounge This meeting is an opportunity to connect, share our plans for the upcoming year, complete all necessary forms, and work together to support the spiritual growth and well-being of our youth.

Please ensure that at least one parent attends.

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Have I not commanded you?

Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.

JOSHUA 1:9

MINISTRY COMMITTEE LEADERSHIP - AUGUST HIGHLIGHT

Q&A JENNIFER PEEBLES WORSHIP TEAM CHAIR How long have you served in this ministry area?

I have served on the Worship Committee for over 10 years. I started as the scheduler for the processional (acolytes, crucifers, and banner bearers) and became chair 7 years ago.

What do you enjoy most about serving with this Team?

We have a wonderful committee that I love working with. Getting to know more of my church family has been a gift. It's also been an opportunity for me to learn more about the liturgical seasons and what they specifically mean to us.

What made you say “yes” when you were nominated to serve?

I initially said yes to Worship because of Patsy McLeod. She took such pride in our services and the upkeep of the sanctuary. I admired her devotion to Central and attention to detail. When she asked me to join, I didn't even hesitate and I still think of her when I set up for communion.

Have you had moments of doubt as you’ve led this Team? How has God been present in your work?

God is always present in our work. I often say we are the "church mice" that come in to make sure things in order. Being in our beautiful sanctuary, whether it's straightening things in the pews, setting up for communion, or decorating for Advent, is a peaceful and can be a prayerful experience. The best is when Don is rehearsing and I can listen; God's presence is impossible not to feel during this time.

What are the spiritual gifts that are important on this Team? What life or work experience is helpful?

Serving is certainly the spiritual gift that is most applicable to the Worship Committee. We all give our time to ensure that our congregation and guests have a meaningful worship experience. Organization is the most important quality that all of our members have. I think being a mom of three, working as a nurse, and being active in community organizations are all experiences that helped me be up for the task.

SPIRITUAL FORMATION Spiritual formation and faith growth happen best when each person takes intentional steps to use the spiritual practices that God and the Church have shared with disciples. A balance of corporate and personal practices is important, and below you will find two lists to help you develop your own Spiritual Formation Plan for the next year. Your pastors are always available to answer questions, help you find ministries in which to participate, and listen to your ideas for our church.

CORPORATE SPIRITUAL PRACTICE Participate in Small Group Bible Study & Fellowship Study, discuss, pray, and care for one another regularly. You can do this by joining a Sunday school class, a circle, the men’s study, etc.

Worship God Together Join in one of the four Worship Services offered each week.

Participate in Holy Communion Take Baptismal Vows to Others Very Seriously Affirm Your Faith in the Presence of Other Believers Use affirmations like the historic Apostle’s Creed to profess aloud what you believe.

Lead, Teach, Encourage Use Your Spiritual Gifts in Christian Community Use the Every Member in Ministry Form (scan QR code) to choose a ministry in which to serve.

Scan the QR Code for Central’s Every Member in Ministry Form!

PERSONAL SPIRITUAL PRACTICE Prayer and Devotion Time

Pray for yourself, for others, for the world. Read other’s words and daily thoughts on Scripture.

Reading Scripture

Consider these questions: What does the Bible say? How is it relevant to me?

Stewardship

Use resources wisely.

Witness in Words and Actions

Share the gospel, and witness through specific actions.

Compassion

Be a caring and supportive presence for others.

Hospitality

Be invitational and welcoming in Christian community.

Gratitude

Notice (and perhaps write down) the blessings God has provided each day.

Christian Mentoring

Help someone grow in their spiritual practice.

Justice

Seek the good of others; use your power to create a more equitable world.

Discover and Use Your Spiritual Gifts Sabbath

Rest and worship God.

Don’t know where to begin? Give Rev. Meg a call or email and let’s find a group together!

BIBLE STUDIES

Upcoming Bible Studies Young Women’s Engaging God’s Word Study: Philippians Starting on September 16, 2026 Malambri Hall, Room 232 | 6:00-7:00 PM Rev. Meg Jiunnies, Leader

The Chosen Bible Study Starting in September on Sunday afternoons Renae Chadwick and Bill Flynn, Leaders

Rooted: Bible Study for Younger Men Starting on September 16, 2026 Location TBA | 6:15-7:00 PM Rev. Thomas Smith, Leader

Middle School Boys Bible Study Starting in September, two Tuesdays a month Krispy Kreme | 7:00 AM Rev. Thomas Smith, Leader

27:17 Men’s Bible Study Starting in September, every Tuesday morning Spears Fellowship Hall | 7:00 AM Johnny Crouch and Art Justice, Leaders

Courtney Graham Women’s Bible Study Starting Monday, September 14, every Monday morning Room 173 | 9:15 - 11:00 AM Ginny Hill and Beth Ann Owen, Leaders Be sure to check out the September edition of Under the Dome for more information about our upcoming Bible Studies and ways to register!

You can also visit www.centralmethodist.net/studies to learn more!

Church Office

Clergy & Staff

Phone: 843-662-3218

Senior Pastor Thomas Smith, tsmith@centralmethodist.net

Pastoral Emergency Care: 843-662-3206

Associate Pastor Rusty Crimm, rcrimm@@centralmethodist.net

Hours: Monday - Thursday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Friday, 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Pastor of Faith Formation & Discipleship Meg Bryce Jiunnies, mjiunnies@centralmethodist.net Pastor Emeritus Tom Pietila

Physical Address: 167 South Irby Street Florence, SC 29501

Retired Pastors Dannye Bragdon, Julian Lazar, Alice Hocking, Leon Wagnon, DeVere Williams

Mailing Address: 265 West Cheves Street Florence, SC 29501

Director of Music/Organist Don Grice, dgrice@centralmethodist.net

Find Us Online

Music Associate/Director of Handbells Beverly Hazelwood, bhazelwood@centralmethodist.net

Worship Director of The Well Lance Hatchell, lhatchell@centralmethodist.net

Website www.centralmethodist.net Your hub for everything happening at Central! Find upcoming events, worship information, church news, resources, sermons, and more—all in one place.

Director of Children’s Choirs Jaime Martinez Director of Preschool Choir Kristen Hardaway Director of Nurseries Abbey Allen, aallen@centralmethodist.net Director of Children’s Ministries Catherine Lucius, clucius@centralmethodist.net Director of Youth Discipleship Julie Knight, jknight@centralmethodist.net

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