To register, email Rev Betty at betty@oceanviewumc.com. Order your book from Amazon or get an ebook online.

What would you do if opinion, reason, or probability were no objects? What do you deeply desire to do even if it scares you to the marrow of your bones? What were you meant to do even if no other person thinks you should? 

He shares stories from the Bible that show how God called certain individuals to follow him--regardless of their lack of "qualifications"-- and how those people changed the world when they dared to follow God's dreams for their lives. In the same way, God is calling us to step into the version of our lives that he intended for us before others told us it was impossible and once again dream big.

I don't know about you but I have been missing all your faces and the lively discussion. Join Rev. Betty on Zoom Sunday mornings at 11:00 am. 

Let me know you are interested by emailing me at betty@oceanviewumc.com. 

I will then email you the link you need to get started. Rev Betty

Begins Wednesday, October 13 at either 10:00 am or 7:00 pm on Zoom for 6 weeks.

Explore The Sermon on the Mount! Explore the most popular sermon ever delivered!

The Sermon on the Mount, Matthew 5-7, contains some of Jesus’ most profound and most memorable teachings. What might these teachings have meant to his disciples and to the others who first heard them? How do they enhance our reading of the rest of the Gospel of Matthew, and how do they speak across the centuries to listeners today? How, if we pay careful attention to his words, does Jesus provide us a road map to living as God would have us live?

If you are interested email Rev Betty at betty@oceanviewumc.com and she will email you more details. Please specify the time you would attend

Friday, December 4th - 9:30 AM (every 1st Friday) The Breezeway Crafters! 

Join a lively group of handcrafters of all skill levels engaged in a variety of hand crafts. Join a lively gathering of handcrafters, from beginners to seasoned veterans, in a variety of hands on craft projects. Participants can share ideas, patterns and help one another with their projects. 

Bring your craft project, a folding chair, something to drink and your sun hat and mask. Join us for a socially distanced time of crafting and chatting. 

Where: UPPER Breezeway at Oceanview UMC. 

On this night, we remember those for whom the holidays are not joyful; those that are lonely, in mourning, feeling alienated and cast apart from family celebrations. They are experiencing depression and sadness and yet are often compelled put on a 'happy face' for others, denying their true feelings. 

The Longest Night is a worship service scheduled around the winter solstice (the longest night of the calendar year) and it just happens to fall on or around December 21st every year. Following this date, daylight seems to be returning for more and more of each day. As Dan Benedict notes: “it is also the traditional feast day for Saint Thomas the Apostle. This linkage invites making some connections between Thomas's struggle to believe the tale of Jesus' resurrection, the long nights just before Christmas, and the struggle with darkness and grief faced by those living with loss.”