- April 18, 2024
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If Belle Terre Parkway is on your daily driving route, you may have noticed the construction work on the church’s entrance.
When construction on the Belle Terre Parkway widening project began a year ago, the original signage at Palm Coast United Methodist Church had to be removed.
Now, as of Friday. Feb. 11, a new-and-improved sign once again represents the church.
But that’s not the only improvement that has been made to the property over the last few years.
The entire campus has been re-landscaped, with new bushes and trees, said Joe Cotie, who took the lead on the renovation project.
The church has also refurbished the fellowship hall and added a room specifically for the youth group. The sanctuary was also repainted.
—Shanna Fortier
CHURCH CHAT
+ March for Life at Santa Maria
Santa Maria Del Mar Catholic Church held its first March for Life led by the Rev. Al Esposito Jan. 2.
The march marked the anniversary of the legalization of abortion in Roe V. Wade.
One hundred people participated in the march, which was modeled after the national marches held in Washington, D.C., each year.
+ R.U.T.H. Group making home
R.U.T.H., a Christian women’s social network hosted by Palm Tree Ministries, has started in Palm Coast.
The group provides nondenominational Bible study, fellowship and friendship for women.
Women of all ages are welcome. For more information visit www.GodsPalmTree.org or call 904-417-8694.
+ Trinity starts new service
Trinity Presbyterian Church launched a contemporary service Sunday, Feb. 13.
The service will be held 9:30 a.m. every Sunday, at the church, 156 Florida Park Drive.
Led by the Trinity Praise Team, this service features live contemporary Christian music, complete with vocals, guitars, keyboard, piano, winds and drums.
The church encourages attendees of the contemporary service to dress casually. Jeans and shorts are acceptable.
