Armon Flukers

When I stepped into my internship at Palm Coast United Methodist Church, I didn’t just come as a college student looking to complete a requirement. I came as a worship leader, a servant, and someone deeply committed to exploring what it truly means to walk in God’s calling. This internship has offered me a sacred space to integrate everything I’ve learned through school, leadership, and life into real, hands-on ministry.

I’ve always believed that music is one of the most powerful ways we can connect with God and with each other. As a recent graduate of Bethune-Cookman University, where I served as Student Director and Tenor Section Leader of the Concert Chorale, I’ve spent years cultivating my gifts in leadership, music, and spiritual mentorship. But I also knew that if I was going to pursue ministry seriously, I needed to step beyond the classroom and the stage and into the heart of the church. These are the spaces where people live, worship, struggle, and grow together. That’s what drew me into this internship: the chance to grow, to serve, and to discern what full-time ministry might look like for me.

This internship has affirmed something I already sensed: that God uses every piece of who we are- our gifts, our experiences, and even our struggles- to shape us for the work ahead. I’ve learned how to lead with both structure and flexibility, how to work with people across generations, and how to keep the heart of worship at the center of everything.



This experience has stretched me in ways I couldn't have imagined. Leading worship through music every week has been more than a task. It’s been a joy and a responsibility. I’ve worked alongside the pastoral team in planning services and special events, and I’ve learned how worship leadership is so much more than just choosing songs; it’s about setting the spiritual tone for a community, creating moments where people can truly encounter the presence of God.

What surprised me most was how deeply this work would impact me. I didn’t expect to feel so spiritually challenged or so affirmed at the same time. I’ve had moments of deep reflection- some even uncomfortable about what it means to lead with integrity, to serve without recognition, and to trust God in seasons of uncertainty. I also didn’t expect to find so many transferable skills from my work with the Chorale to this setting. From organizing rehearsals to navigating team dynamics, I’ve realized that God had already been preparing me for ministry long before I called it that. As I look to the future, I do so with a clearer sense of calling. This internship has helped me see that ministry

Rev. Dr. Albert D. Mosley appointed as the 8th President of Bethune-Cookman University

Save the Date: Fellowship, Food & Fun!

Sunday, July 27th | 11:30 AM – 2:00 PM

We’re getting ready for a wonderful afternoon of food, fellowship, and fun — and we need your help!

We’re looking for volunteers to help make this event a success. If you’re available to lend a hand with setup, serving, games, or cleanup, we’d love to have you on board.

Sign up at the Welcome Desk or contact the Church Office to volunteer.



Let’s come together to make this a joyful day for everyone!

Please call the Church Office at 386-445-1600 if you are interested in attending the upcoming North East District 2025 Fall Clergy & Laity Leadership Event. 

Detaining Undocumented Persons at ‘Alligator Alcatraz’

Sunday Bulletin

Palm Coast United Methodist Church (PCUMC) is honored to offer a sacred space for remembrance and peace through its Memorial Garden and Columbarium, located on the church grounds. This ministry reflects the church’s commitment to offering comfort, continuity, and care to both its congregation and the broader community.

In keeping with this mission, the PCUMC Columbarium Committee has recently amended the admittance policy as previously stated.  

We invite individuals, families, and members of the community to consider the Memorial Garden as a part of their end-of-life planning. To learn more or to begin the process of securing a niche, please contact the church office for a Columbarium information packet and to schedule a consultation.

For additional information on the columbaria in PCUMC’s Memorial Garden, please see the “Memorial Garden” tab on our website palmcoastchurch.org.

Church Grief Group Sessions

Loss is an inevitable part of life, yet its impact often feels anything but natural. The void it creates, the longing it stirs, and the questions it raises can leave individuals feeling overwhelmed and uncertain. During such times, finding a supportive environment where one can process emotions and confront the complexities of grief becomes essential.

The start-up of Church Grief Workshops begins on Wednesday, July 16th, at 1:00 p.m. with Rev. Bill Sparks in the Beachside Meeting Room at the church.



Please call the church office to register for attendance, 386-445-1600

July 27 - FUN SUNDAY

Join us on the back lawn for a picnic from after the 10:30 worship experience from 11:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. There will be free food, games, Corn Hole tournament, and prizes. All are invited!

Volunteer Opportunity! 

Volunteers are needed for the upcoming Fun Sunday on July 27^th. If you are interested in volunteering to help set up and run this event, please call the church office at 386-445-1600. 

Back-To School Donation Opportunity! 

July 13 & 20 - We will be collecting Back to School supplies for our local children & youth during both worship experiences. Donations can be brought to the church office. 

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