Full Moon Party with Islamorada Beer Company
Full Moon Party with Islamorada Beer Company Start: December 26 @ 7:00 pm End: December 26 @ 10:00 pm Bud n’ Mary’s is hosting a Full Moon Party featuring Islamorada Beer Company and live music by Dave Lapointe. Join us for good tunes, cold beer, and good times as we celebrate the full moon over the water here in Islamorada!
Ways we are helping our community during this unprecedented time. As a church we are currently looking into options on how to utilize our facility. We have been in communication with the Public Health Department as well as the Manatee County School Board offering assistance in various ways. We know we are called to be a LIGHT and HOPE to our community during this time and we are honored to do so. We will do more than "survive" this season. We believe that when we look back on this season, we will proudly say, God used us to do incredible things. We have found many people are asking how can they help. There are also people who feel like they are drowning and don't know where to turn. We want to be a bridge that connects needs to resources within our community. It was announced yesterday that our schools here in Florida will be closed until April 15. Many daycares are also closed as well. While many are able to work from home, which can be extremely difficult while now homeschooling. There are many people (especially single parents) that do not have an option for childcare during this season.There are a few ways you can help with these needs:1. Parent Swap - we can pair you with another working parent and you can work shifts.2. Babysit - offer to watch kids as you are available during the week.3. Tutoring - using zoom, tutor students online as they work through their assignments for the dayRight now we are trying to assess the needs and resources. If you are able to help or need help, please take a moment to complete this form. While we can not guarantee we can meet every need, we will do our absolute best to help!COVID-19 RESOURCE FORMI leave you with a quote from a Christ-follower in Wuhan from a post on Facebook after 48 days of quarantine:"Coronavirus wants you to isolate and stock up and take care of your own first. Instead, look to him [God] first while you take care of others. In community, we can do so much more than we can do on our own. God is caring for us so richly and showering us with SO MUCH GOOD each and every moment."[Read the rest of the post here]
COVID-19 RESPONSEMarch 14, 2020Oasis Church leadership is prayerfully aware of the evolving status concerning coronavirus (COVID-19). As information has changed over the last 24 hours we are aligning with the requests of the CDC* as well as Governor DeSantis, so starting this weekend Oasis Church is moving our services to a LIVE ONLINE experience.First we want to make it clear, we are not canceling church. We will worship, pray and experience God together although we are unable to be in the same physical location. This a great opportunity to experience church as they did in the book of Acts - in homes within the community. We encourage you to invite neighbors and friends to encourage draw close to God during this time.Secondly, you may be asked - “Why would the church respond to a health crisis by closing its doors?” Here is our response:Our physical doors may be closed, we the church are not! Not only can you find our services online (online.myoasis.ag) but we will also be in our community meeting needs and pointing people to Jesus.We are loving our neighbors by protecting our neighbors.We are not being fearful. We are being responsible.This is what love requires of us in this season.Remember the promise from Psalm 91:5-7:You will not fear the terror of night,nor the arrow that flies by day,nor the pestilence that stalks in the darkness,nor the plague that destroys at midday.A thousand may fall at your side,ten thousand at your right hand,but it will not come near you. Most of all, keep showing love in practical ways to those who need it most!
Looking for ways to celebrate Earth Day with your little one? Check out these fun activities and ideas to teach them about environmental responsibility.
"Ways we are helping our community during this unprecedented time. As a church we are currently looking into options on how to utilize our facility. We have been in communication with the Public Health Department as well as the Manatee County School Board offering assistance in various ways. We know we are called to be a LIGHT and HOPE to our community during this time and we are honored to do so. We will do more than "survive" this season. We believe that when we look back on this season, we will proudly say, God used us to do incredible things. We have found many people are asking how can they help. There are also people who feel like they are drowning and don't know where to turn. We want to be a bridge that connects needs to resources within our community. It was announced yesterday that our schools here in Florida will be closed until April 15. Many daycares are also closed as well. While many are able to work from home, which can be extremely difficult while now homeschooling. There are many people (especially single parents) that do not have an option for childcare during this season.There are a few ways you can help with these needs:1. Parent Swap - we can pair you with another working parent and you can work shifts.2. Babysit - offer to watch kids as you are available during the week.3. Tutoring - using zoom, tutor students online as they work through their assignments for the dayRight now we are trying to assess the needs and resources. If you are able to help or need help, please take a moment to complete this form. While we can not guarantee we can meet every need, we will do our absolute best to help!COVID-19 RESOURCE FORMI leave you with a quote from a Christ-follower in Wuhan from a post on Facebook after 48 days of quarantine:"Coronavirus wants you to isolate and stock up and take care of your own first. Instead, look to him [God] first while you take care of others. In community, we can do so much more than we can do on our own. God is caring for us so richly and showering us with SO MUCH GOOD each and every moment."[Read the rest of the post here]"
"COVID-19 RESPONSEMarch 14, 2020Oasis Church leadership is prayerfully aware of the evolving status concerning coronavirus (COVID-19). As information has changed over the last 24 hours we are aligning with the requests of the CDC* as well as Governor DeSantis, so starting this weekend Oasis Church is moving our services to a LIVE ONLINE experience.First we want to make it clear, we are not canceling church. We will worship, pray and experience God together although we are unable to be in the same physical location. This a great opportunity to experience church as they did in the book of Acts - in homes within the community. We encourage you to invite neighbors and friends to encourage draw close to God during this time.Secondly, you may be asked - “Why would the church respond to a health crisis by closing its doors?” Here is our response:Our physical doors may be closed, we the church are not! Not only can you find our services online (online.myoasis.ag) but we will also be in our community meeting needs and pointing people to Jesus.We are loving our neighbors by protecting our neighbors.We are not being fearful. We are being responsible.This is what love requires of us in this season.Remember the promise from Psalm 91:5-7:You will not fear the terror of night,nor the arrow that flies by day,nor the pestilence that stalks in the darkness,nor the plague that destroys at midday.A thousand may fall at your side,ten thousand at your right hand,but it will not come near you. Most of all, keep showing love in practical ways to those who need it most!"
"Looking for ways to celebrate Earth Day with your little one? Check out these fun activities and ideas to teach them about environmental responsibility."
"COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Date: November 18, 2023 Time: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM Location: SMH Urgent Care Center Details: Pfizer, Moderna, and J&J vaccines will be available."
" Lighting the Way for Mental Health Join Centerstone in Marion for a Mental Health Awareness Month event focused on visibility, connection, and community support. Friday, May 8, 2026 Marion, Illinois Resource Fair: 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. CT Plaza Lighting: 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. CT Event Details Location Tower Square Plaza, 1102 Tower Square Plaza, Marion, IL 62959 About This Event This Mental Health Awareness Month gathering brings the community together to shine a light on hope, healing, and support in Marion. Event Highlights The event includes a community resource fair, a proclamation reading, and the lighting of Tower Square Plaza as a visible reminder that no one is alone. Community Message Mental health touches every family, workplace, and community. The event is designed to reduce stigma and encourage conversations that can lead to support and hope. Quick Details When: Friday, May 8, 2026 Where: Tower Square Plaza, Marion, IL Resource Fair: 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. CT Proclamation + Lighting: 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. CT Who Should Attend Community members, families, and partners who want to learn about local mental health resources and stand together in support of awareness and healing. Community Partners Organizations interested in participating in the resource fair can contact Aaron Seibert for vendor information. Centerstone | Community Event The post Lighting the Way for Mental Health appeared first on Centerstone."
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