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Spaghetti Dinner coming up soon!
Come support the Cove Work Mission group by coming to our spaghetti dinner. Tickets are 8 dollars for adults and 2 dollars for children. Unlimited spaghetti for just 8 dollars! Please come and support our youth.
15th Annual Cove UMC Christmas Music Festival Was a huge success!
Our 15th Annual Christmas Festival was a HUGE success and we would like to thank everyone for coming and would really like to thank everyone that was involved in the program. The Music is beautiful and this year we featured, the
Cove UMC chancel Choir,
Cove UMC Bell Choir,
Soloist Ivra Jackson,
Guitarist Clarence Chavers,
Clarinetist Teresa Christopher and a
Duet by Lauri & Eric Beach.
Noah's Ark Service Draws Record Crowd
LAKEWOOD-By the time the crowd settled in it was obvious this wasn't going to be the typical Sunday worship service at Cove United Methodist Church. A crowd, that swelled the Sunday, September 9th attendance to almost three-times the usual size, had come to see the Sixth Annual Noah's Ark Bell Choir Service featuring the churches renowned bell choir. It is safe to say they weren't disappointed.
"The performance was moving," said
Scott Ernst, a long time church member and Cleveland resident. "The sound of the bells resonating off the walls gave me goose bumps. I don't remember when I last heard more wonderful music."
The special service, composed by
Tammy Waldrop and narrated by
Kinzer Habecker featured a stirring performance of
Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken by
Joseph Haydn.
The Bell Choir service included the Cove United Methodist Church Chancel Choir performing
Bless the Beast and the Children by
Barry DeVorzon and
Perry Botkin, Jr. "You could just about hear a pin drop when Kinzer Habecker narrated the piece," said
Reverend Jan Munsey, Pastor of Cove United Methodist Church. "It was beautiful. The audience was intently following his every word. I can't wait for next years Noah's Ark Bell Choir Service."
Cove United Methodist Church is a diverse people of faith formed by
Jesus Christ into a supportive and compassionate community for Christian worship, education, fellowship and service to the world.
Food Wanted for Needy in Lakewood
 LAKEWOOD-The
Lakewood Christian Service Center, located at 1412 Marlowe Avenue in Lakewood
, is in need of: canned Tuna, canned meat (turkey or chicken), 100% fruit juice, pean ut butter, canned fruit, Jell-o, personal care items, and diapers. Your continued support enables LCSC to continue a personal ministry to the needy in Lakewood. Please bring these items to the center and put them in the shopping cart in front of the offices. To find out how you can help please call the center at (216) 226-6466 or check their website at: http://www.lkwdpl.org/lcsc/
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