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Traditional Services

Celebration Service

• "Traditional Church" at 8:15 am and the "Blended" Service at 11:00 am.
• Enrich-U 1

• "Celebration Service".
• Enrich-U 2.

• 220 West Horatio Avenue, Maitland, Florida
  • In the Fellowship Hall
  • In the Sanctuary
• A convenient locator map is provided to assist you in finding us.   Just enter your street address and zip code and a street-by-street map will be provided to guide you here.  Click on Map for guidance.

• 220 West Horatio Avenue, Maitland, Florida
  • In the Fellowship Hall
• A convenient locator map is provided to assist you in finding us.   Just enter your street address and zip code and a street-by-street map will be provided to guide you here.  Click on Map for guidance.

• An overhead picture of the Asbury facility is provided to show you where to park, where to enter and the floor plan of the building.  Click on Floor Plan to view. 
• Other places:
  • City parking lot on the corner of Jackson and Lake Sybelia Drive, adjacent to the Art Center.
  • Covered and non-covered parking at the Langston, Hess...Building on the corner of Jackson and Maitland Avenue.
  • The parking lot at Bank of America located on the corner of Horatio and Maitland Avenue.
  • Main City of Maitland parking lot across Maitland Avenue from Bank of America (entrance on Horatio Avenue).

• An overhead picture of the Asbury facility is provided to show you where to park, where to enter and the floor plan of the building.  Click on Floor Plan to view.
• Other places:
  • City parking lot on the corner of Jackson and Lake Sybelia Drive, adjacent to the Art Center.
  • Covered and non-covered parking at the Langston, Hess...Building on the corner of Jackson and Maitland Avenue.
  • The parking lot at Bank of America located on the corner of Horatio and Maitland Avenue.
  • Main City of Maitland parking lot across Maitland Avenue from Bank of America (entrance on Horatio Avenue).

• Two views of front entrance from Horatio Avenue:
• A floor plan of the Asbury facility is provided to show you where to enter the Sanctuary.  Click on Floor Plan to view.

• View of Fellowship Hall door from parking lot.
• A floor plan of the Asbury facility is provided to show you where to enter the Fellowship Hall.  Click on Floor Plan to view.

• Our "Traditional" Service begins at 8:15
• The 11:00 "Blended" Service begins at 11:00.

• Celebration Service begins at 9:30

• The 8:15 service lasts until about 9:30 and allows people to have some fellowship time and get to their Enrichment Hour classes on time.
• Enrichment Hour classes during our 11:00 service start between 10:45 and 11:00 and last until main service is over.
• Click on Worship for additional information.

• Celebration Service lasts until 10:45
• Youth Enrichment Hour starts at 11:00 in Youth Classrooms

• Depends on many factors such as which service you attend, special music, visiting pastors, special occasions, etc.
• It is difficult to place a time limit on learning about the love of Jesus.

• Depends on many factors such as special music, visiting speakers, special occasions, how involved we all get, etc.
• It is difficult to place a time limit on knowing the personal touch and love of Jesus.

• We think so.  Click on Sunday to see our most recent bulletins and see what you think.

• Since the Celebration Service has no written agenda, you will have to stay alert and follow along.
• Click on Celebration to see some written clues

• Yes.  At the Early & 11:00 services several people will be standing at the center doors to the sanctuary to welcome everyone as they enter.
• There are 2 additional doors on either side of the center door.  Click on Shy to see where these 2 doors are.

• Yes.  Hopefully everyone there will be glad you came and hopefully you will welcome everyone also.
• If you are shy you could sneak in through the kitchen but that's a real pain.
• Click on Shy to see where the kitchen door is.

• Probably, as members usually wear name tags and we make an effort to speak to those we don't know and who are without a tag.
• A registration pad is passed down each pew for members and visitors to sign and indicate special needs.  You are requested to sign & may do this if you wish.
• A call from the pulpit is usually made to recognize first time visitors.   All visitor are given a flower and a visitor tag.  You may raise your hand or stand up if you choose to.

• Probably not, members usually forget to wear their name tags and just as often we forget to speak to those we don't know.
• If you smile and nod your head, we will smile back and nod ours in return.  It's rather comical - come see for yourself.
• A registration pad is hidden under some of the seats.  Feel free to sign or not sign, to speak or not speak. 
• No call from the front or back is made to recognize first time visitors.
• It's just a bunch of men and women seeking to know more about Jesus Christ - He understands our foibles and loves us anyway.

• Stop for a moment after the service to get acquainted.
• Immediately following the 8:15 service there is Fellowship Time in the Court Yard.
• Following the 11:00 service, there is a brief juice and cookie reception in the Parlor. 
• Someone there will be happy to answer questions, give you information about the church or speak with you about the ways this church wants to serve you and your family.

• Stop for a moment at the end to get acquainted.
• Immediately following the service you will have the opportunity to be a part of Asbury's Café - An open, informal class that will talk about today's needs and problems and how the Gospel of Jesus Christ can be relevant to them and us. 
• The Café will be participant driven and Scripturally based.
• Someone there will be happy to answer questions, give you information about the church or speak with you about the ways this church wants to serve you and your family.

• Typically communion is formally offered once a month.
• An open-invitation to communion is extended to everyone who loves the Lord, regardless of church affiliation or religious denomination.

• Communion will be offered as the Spirit moves us.
• An open-invitation to communion is extended to everyone who loves the Lord, regardless of church affiliation or religious denomination.
• If you desire communion, make that desire known and we will provide it with the love of Jesus.

• Methodist Hymns.
• Old favorite hymns from other denominations.
• Special Hymns printed in the bulletin.
• For samples of what we are singing currently, click on Sunday to see our most recent bulletins.

• Hymns? - Not as such - if it meets the loose description as "contemporary" we'll probably include it along the way.
• Whatever songs are displayed on the overhead screen
• If it has a beat and tells about Jesus' love and plan for our life - we'll sing it.
• You have a favorite?  Let us know about it.

• Yes
  • Human voices
  • Organ
  • Grand Piano
  • Guitars
  • Drums
  • Violins
  • Harmonicas

• If it makes a beautiful noise to the Lord, we will probably use it (but not all at the same time).
• Will it be loud? - Maybe.

• Yes
  • Human voices
  • Upright Piano
  • Synthesizer
  • Guitars
  • Drums
  • Tambourine
  • Harmonicas
  • Whatever

• If it makes a beautiful noise to the Lord, we will probably use it.
• Will it be loud? - Probably.

• All are welcome.
• Wheel chair ramps are installed and a special "parking space" is provided inside the sanctuary and outside in the parking lot.  Click on Access -1 for locator map of Sanctuary disabled parking and  Access - 2 for Fellowship area disabled parking.
• A Van Ministry provides transportation to and from the church each Sunday for shut-ins and those needing help getting to our worship service. (Click picture for more information)
• Amplified sound equipment is available - just ask an usher.
• Large print Bibles and Hymnals are available - ask an usher.
• Large print bulletins are available for both services.  Just ask an Usher for one.

• All are welcome.
• Wheel chair ramps are installed.  Click on Access - 2 for Fellowship area disabled parking.
• The music is amplified - you may not need help hearing it.
• The words to songs and passages of Scripture will be displayed on an overhead screen

• Trust your infants, toddlers, and preschoolers to the care of our trained supervisors in our Nursery.  It is located  off the courtyard in Rooms 2 and 3. 
• Our experience is that most children are happier with the warm nurturing and well supervised care of this setting than they are in the worship service.  
• If you choose to keep your child with you, you will find that sitting near an aisle will enable you to slip out more easily should that become necessary. 
• The Parlor, across the hall from the Sanctuary, is also available where you can hear the service over the speakers while caring for the needs of your child.

• Trust your infants, toddlers, and preschoolers to the care of our trained supervisors in our Nursery.  It is located  off the courtyard in Rooms 2 and 3. 
• Our experience is that most children are happier with the warm nurturing and well supervised care of this setting than they are in the worship service.  
• If you choose to keep your child with you please feel free to slip out should that become necessary. 
• The Courtyard near the Fellowship Hall is available for caring for the needs of your child.

• Usually during the 11:00 Service, but click on Sunday to see if one is scheduled - check the date to make sure you are looking at next Sunday's bulletin.

• No, unless you consider the Celebration Service a "Children's Church".

• If they are well-behaved and don't distract others from worship, they are warmly welcome - Remember, a Nursery is available.
• As you enter the sanctuary you will see a rack of backpacks on the left in the Narthex (foyer).  Take one per child to be used during the service.  They contain quiet items for your child to use at his or her pleasure.  There is a note of explanation on each pack.  After the service, leave them in the pew or re-place them on the rack.  Enjoy the service.

• Youth are welcome
• It is recommended that kids below 6th grade are escorted to Enrichment Hours classes tailored to their ages.  This will free you to be a committed partner in the celebration of Jesus.

• There are Youth classes in the Youth Wing from 9:30 to 10:45
• Or the Youth are welcome at the Celebration Service although they can inter-act with their peers in class.
• These classes cover 5th through 12th grades.

• There are Youth classes in the Youth Wing from 11:00 to 12:00
• These classes cover 5th through 12th grades.

• Not on your first or second visit or for that matter any visit - it is your choice.  We are here for you.
• We encourage tithing but do not require it.

• Not on your first or second visit or for that matter any visit - it is your choice.  We are here for you.
• You'll notice that giving is an exciting event at Celebration.
• We encourage tithing but do not require it.

• If you are between birth and death the answer is, "Yes."
• Click on Adult, Single Parent, College and Career, Youth, Child and / or Fellowship to find a Sunday Class or weekday group that fits your age bracket and needs.

• If you are between birth and death the answer is, "Yes."
• Click on Adult, Single Parent, College and Career, Youth, Child and / or Fellowship to find an Enrichment Hour Class or weekday group that fits your age bracket and needs.

• There is a lady's room with a small lounge and a men's room close to the sanctuary.  Click on Bathroom for locator map.

• There is a lady's room and a men's room close to the Fellowship Hall.  Click on Bathroom for locator map.