2018 · 1. mona busiek 2. john beary 3. dan argabrite 4.alex bunch, paloma mcmillan 5.donna bishop,...

2018

A Farewell and Fall Ministry Opportunities

This summer we said good bye to Chris Redmond. Chr is is moving to NC. Chr is served Emmanuel for many years as our pianist, organist, chancel choir director,

children’s choir leader and praise team leader. She brought her positive passion to everything she did. She blessed us both with her musical talents and with her generous and kind spirit. Pam McClain wrote a poem that we read at Chris’s farewell lunch. I thought you would enjoy reading Pam’s poem.

To Chris Redmond Upon Her Retirement by Pam McClain

Our paths have crossed throughout the years, From school to school we taught. From students small to students tall, We’ve truly taught a lot.

The years have come, the years have gone, I can’t believe it’s true. That, once again, our paths would cross; And I’d retire with you.

God’s perfect plan has brought us close, Through friends at EBC. The music has been glo-ri-ous, To that we all agree.

A servant’s heart you do possess, And willingly you share, The beauty of the instrument, Whose notes you play with care.

Lovely prayers, a funny wit, A wink, a laugh, and smiles, Are parts of you I’ll always miss, Across the many miles.

It takes a lot of courage, to put things in God’s own hands, To give ourselves completely, Our lives, our hopes, our plans.

So follow where He leads you and make His will your own; And always take my love with you. You’ll never be alone.

I praise God for servants like Chris Redmond who have blessed our church so faithfully, for so long.

Let’s keep Chris in our thoughts and prayers as she makes her transition down to NC.

Calendar reminders: On Sunday, August 26, we will have a Ministry Fair in our Fellowship Hall. Every ministry at Emmanuel will have a display. Plan to attend and pray about getting involved.

Chancel Choir practice resumes on Wednesday, August 15 at 6 p.m.

Griefshare will resume on Wednesday, August 15 at 10 a.m.

Awana will resume on Wednesday, August 22 at 6 p.m.

Our Wednesday Night Bible Study will be studying the Basic Foundations of our Faith

Divorce Care will resume Tuesday, September 11 at 6 p.m.

The Church Picnic at the City Park will be Sunday, September 23, 5 p.m. at the City Park.

Serving with you, Pastor Kurt Busiek

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PAID Parkersburg, WV

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EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH STAFF

Senior Pastor ..................................... Dr. Kurt W. Busiek

Family Life Minister ......................... Mr. Jonathan Delgado

Director of Children’s Ministries .... Mrs. Rowena Sizemore

Director of Music Ministries ............ Mrs. Pam McClain

Pianists ............................................... Mrs. Karen Cox, Pat Barnes, Bev Walkup

Secretary ............................................ Ms. Terri Fielder

Church Cook ..................................... Mrs. Jewel Lusk

Visual Worship Coordinator ........... Mrs. Bekah Brooks

Treasurer ........................................... Mr. Gary Beall

Custodian .......................................... Mr. Gary Barr

Office Number .................................. (304)-485-5171

Fax Number ...................................... (304)-485-5194

Website: ............................................. www.ebcwv.com

Office Hours ...................................... 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. - 1:00-4:00 p.m.

Pray for those listed below on their birthdays. Contact the church with any corrections.

1. Leah Johnston 2. Delbert Casto, Gene Kellison 3. Christian Blair 4. Spencer Beall, Mickie Flowers 5. Brian Lallemont 7. Sarah Argabrite, Olivia Dawson, Eleanor Nahley 8. Richard Davis 9. Robert Beatty 10. Sally Beckwith, Teresa Seckman 11. Jane Argabrite 12. Airika Gainer, Joey Southall, Brian Williams 13. Lauren Casto 14. Cody Alfred, Rachel Filozof, Michael Prater 15. Abigail Davis 16. Lyla Nuzum 17. Chad Smith 18. Linda Carpenter, Blake Jewett 19. Elena Baquet 20. Helen Hill, Bill Woody 21. Karen Cox, Earl Hulce, Vada Hafer, Charlie Matthews, Becky Syner 22. Brock Jones 23. Tom Jamison 26. Candy Lindstrom, Betty Matthews 27. Aaliyah Wofe 28. Sara Wince 29. Ed Hofmann 30. Betsy Jefferson, Roxie Sprague

1. Mona Busiek 2. John Beary 3. Dan Argabrite 4. Alex Bunch, Paloma McMillan 5. Donna Bishop, Jennifer Schoenhut 7. Connor Blevins, Imogene Buckley 8. Sandra Johnston 9. Joe Britton, Dianna Barbour 10. Peggy Ahlborn, Jo Ann Boggs, Tom Malson 11. Tom Beckwith, Greg Halterman, Dee Lallemont 12. Kurt Busiek Jr., Linda Gainer, Joseph Howard 13. Landon Bennett 15. Pam Beha, Luke Nuzum, Jan Steele, Anthony Wince 16. Carter Gaydac, Silas Lockney 17. Rachele Barton, Randy Beatty, Mackenzie Sims, Joe Stephens 18. Stephanie Busiek, Lynda Farley, Jenny Hannan, Larry Smith, Carole Woody 21. Cheryl Adams, Archer Hissam, Sarah Wells 23. Rowena Sizemore, A. J. Watson, Ruth Wharton 24. Debbie Boyd, Suzanne Halterman, Tammy Hayes 25. Brenda Bolian, Jeff Lusk, Leslie Sparks 26. Billie Turner 27. Akayha Walker, Katlyn Wood 28. Brooklyn Ross 29. Braydon Paulus, Pam Wharton

EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH

1710 23RD STREET

PARKERSBURG, WV 26101

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Family Life News from Pastor Jonathan

Camp season has come to a close but it has definitely been a summer to remember! EBC sent 10 children and 12 students to Camp Cowen this year, several of whom got to experience camp for the very first time. Several students felt led to rededicate their lives to the Lord and more than one has expressed an interest in pursuing a possible call into ministry! ALL of our children and students who participated got the opportunity to unplug from their daily routines and distractions and be in an environment where they were encouraged to listen for the Holy Spirit to speak to them. It’s awesome what we are able to hear God say when we stop listening to our technology, the media, and the rest of our busy schedules for even just a few days!

We also had 7 students participate in our Mission Week at the church, and 8 students get away for one last summer

“hurrah” with our Summer Retreat in Chattanooga, TN. Additionally we had over 40 kids and over 20 volunteers participate in this years’ Babylon-themed Vacation Bible School! As always, continue to pray for our children, students and families to grow in their love and dedication for our Lord, Jesus Christ in every area of their lives!

A Thank You to our Peru Mission Team

“How do we put in one email our humongous thanks for the wonderful work your team did! We are literally over-whelmed by their outpouring of effort. So much was accomplished in such a short time and all of it is such a tremendous blessing… to us personally and to our school family. We are super excited to not dread the rainy season anymore as our new roof is beautiful and functional. We are also beyond excited to have evicted our roof tenants as well… a large family of bats that liked to remind us they were in our roof with their loud noises. In addition to the new roof, screens were replaced to keep mosquitoes out of our classrooms, our library was beautifully

decorated complete with a gorgeous wall mural, and dozens of wonderful new books were delivered to us for our students. We are immensely blessed by this team of wonderful people… and in extension… the church family who sent them out. Thank you so much for coming into our lives and encouraging us with these much needed repairs and updates. In addition to that, thank you for sacrificing by coming to an unfamiliar place and working so hard in such a harsh climate. And for those of you who sent them out… thank you for your giving, your gifts of love and prayers. We were truly uplifted to be loved-on in such an amazing way. May you feel the love and appreciation we send to you in return and we pray God continues to bless you and walk with you in a mighty way.”

With all our love and thanks, Mike, Marcy, Ella and Liam

A Review of our Praises and Thanks over the last two months: Camp Cowen and all the counselors and leaders that will help direct the camps this summer; the 15 students who attended the Young Life camp this summer; the new Gaga pit and the Family Fun Night event where it was used the fir st time; Pastor Kurt and Mona enjoyed their time in MO visiting their families in June; the Peru Mission Trip Dessert Auction raised over $700 for their trip; we praise God for the lives of Virginia Kanalz and Boots Sinar that we remembered and celebrated in June; Rhonda Johnston and her knitting group made a beautiful prayer shawl in honor of Virginia’s love of children; the Fellowship Team prepared a very nice reception after Virginia’s memorial service; the

Peru Mission Lunch raised $440 to suppor t the construction projects; Jordan Lallemont will spend time this summer with Keith and Debbie Myers in Puebla, Mexico, then she will join the WVBC MissionQuest Team led by Lisa Simmons for some mission work in Tijuana; Cody Ratliff graduated from Army Basic Training, he has music training in VA and then he will continue teaching at Vandy and working with the 249th Army Band; Tristen Beha is a 2018 AmeriCorps VISTA Summer Associate working the Boys and Girls Club, she will be teaching classes, assisting with gardening and serving meals; the special music being offered this summer by a variety of gifted singers and musicians; Jonathan Delgado and six of our students had a great week at Cowen Junior 1 Camp; we also had 3 children at Younger Middler June 8-10th; Matt and Violetta Lewis traveled safely to Serbia; Rachel Filozof did a great job sharing about how we can be good stewards of God's creation by being mindful of what we consume and throw away. Look for some simple environmentally friendly tips in future bulletins; our Wednesday night “light summer food” menu is always good; the capital project team is working on the church renovation projects that will be presented to the church next year; we are getting closer to paying off our last capital project; “the Vandy Middle School staff are very thankful for the donation from Emmanuel to help fund their annual end of year Olympics event. The students had a great time.” The Combating Addiction with Grace Coalition met at Emmanuel; the Men's Ensemble did a great job singing the song " Will the Circle Be Unbroken”, Pam McClain is a wonderful vocal coach and director ; our Finance and Facility Teams had positive meetings, Charlie Matthews and Jeff Evans are providing good leadership; Adam Powell (son of Clay and Jane Powell) and Tabitha Whaley were married; Claude Denton, who lives at the Pines, sends his love to everyone at Emmanuel; Jonathan Delgado had a positive Youth Mission Week; Chris Redmond will be moving to NC soon, her last Sunday at Emmanuel was Sunday, July 8; we praise God for Chris and all the ways she has blessed Emmanuel; Bob Naylor did a great job sharing about the ministry of the Gideons. Our Gideon offering raised $400; Tristen Beha did a great job shar ing about her AmeriCorps associate position; Barb Kirsch challenged the church with her testimony; Tim Lindstrom and Jen Vierling shared a beautiful duet of "People Need the Lord”; the church received a Kroger community rewards check of $384, make sure you are signed up for this program if you shop at Krogers, see announcement for to find out how to sign up; Phyllis Bennett’s great granddaughter came through her surgery very well and should be fine now; the Busieks spent a week in Mexico where Stephanie Busiek marr ied Blake Green; we praise God for our country: "Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord, the people he chose for his inheritance." Psalm 33:12; the wedding of Joe Stephens and Sarah Modesitt; Jonathan Delgado is helping lead the Camp Cowen Junior High 2; Kim Matheny reports that the recent Saturday Point Park Flea Market was a success; our church is being painted this summer; Rose Wood has a 97% church attendance record over the last six months; Jonathan Delgado had a great week helping at Cowen Junior High Camp 2; John Nicholson and Alvin Phillips shared about the positive ministry of Habitat in the MOV; a mission lunch after church raised over $800 for Habitat; Sunday's lunch was also a time where people shared about how Chris Redmond's music ministry and positive spirit have been a blessing in their lives and to our church; the Peru Mission Team and their projects: Brian Brown, Jim and Mina Brown (Br ian's parents), David Brooks, Stephanie Brooks, Keith and Eileen Mayer, Elissa, Rachel and Jacob Filozof, David Mayer and Emily Pierce; the 12 young soccer players and their coach were all rescued from the cave in Thailand; Dr. Gary Davenport recently opened his own family medical practice. On July 15, we were challenged by Major Matt Riley, director of the Salvation Army. Our love offering raised $800 to support the Salvation Army. The leaders, volunteers and helpers for Vacation Bible School which ran from July 22-26.

Support for Mike Kodrich and Family Mike Kodrich, an area Christian counselor, could use some financial assistance as he struggles with a very serious case of ulcerative colitis. He has been at Cleveland Clinic where he just underwent the second of 3-4 surgeries. His doctors estimate that he will be in Cleveland for

approximately one year. If you are able to help with his and his wife Glenda’s expenses, it would be appreciated. You can send checks to his home at: Mike Kodrich, 30 Crystal Avenue, Williamstown, WV 26187. Be sure to include your name and address so they can properly acknowledge all gifts they receive.

Pray for: Cynthia Busiek, Ellie Coleman, Camp Cowen summer camp ministry, Steve Cox, Tim Dent, Bud Dye, Jessica Dye, Shawn Farrah, Joe Hays, Tammy Hayes, Connie Harkins, Michelle Weaver Johnston, Blanche Kitson, Mike & Glenda Kodrich, Gail McGinnis, Della Moellendick, Jan Powell, Ray Powell, Nick Riggle, Patti Shawver, Lou Ann Smith, Melissa Southall, Lisa Stephens, Rodney Wharton, and Brenda Wheeler.

Homebound: Jean Beatty, Beverly Boggs, Janet Hotsinpiller, Norma Myers, Edelene Wood, Glenola Woodyard

Assisted Living: Arbors: Paul Smith; Cedar Grove: Nora Lee Gilchrist; Colonial House: Betty Jo Wiseman; Eagle Pointe: Ida Lee Lamm, Aileen Wortman; Ohio Valley Health Care: Barbara Reed; The Pines: Claude Denton, Pauline Hercher; Willows: Blanche Wentzel; Wyngate: Sam Bolian, Fred Fitzer; Worthington: Lela Page

Out of Town: Betty Bailey, Imogene Buckley, Phyllis Crone, Prudence Kinney

Our Deepest Sympathy to: The friends and family of Virginia Kanalz / Dee Lallemont and her family at the passing of her father, Timothy Earl Miller / Morgan Leigh Stubbe, friend of Becca Busiek, at the sudden passing of her husband Todd Stubbe / The friends and family of William Beymer / The friends and family of Gary Smith.

From Jordan Lallemont: “Thank you so much for supporting me for my trip to Mexico. I really appreciate it! I’m very excited, but a little nervous! Feel free to send prayers my way. I look forward to telling you about it when I get home. Thanks again! Sincerely, Jordan Lallemont

From Mike & Glenda Kodrich: “To the Church Family at Emmanuel Baptist, From the bottom of our hearts we say thank you. Most of you do not even know us, yet you have been the hands and feet of Jesus to us. God uses special angels to provide what His children need and you have been one of those angels to us. Thank

you seems so small, but it is heartfelt. When we can again, we will pay it forward – Remembering how you have blessed us. With the love of Jesus, Mike and Glenda Kodrich”

From Rhonda Johnston: “Dear Emmanuel Baptist Church Family: Thank you so much for all your help with the Senior Party. EBC is always most generous! We donated the ice for all the drinks, all of the cakes/desserts were provided by the ladies from EBC for the cake walk, and the kitchen use was available for the Vandevender NJHS girls to make 300 brownies for dessert. The event was a success and included 140 seniors. Thank you again for your generosity. ~ Rhonda Johnston”

From the PHS Class of 2018: “On behalf of the PHS graduating class of 2018, we would like to thank you for your generous contributions for the Seniors “All Night Party”! The graduates had a fun filled night at the YMCA, playing games, swimming, dancing, eating, and of course winning great prizes. It was so nice to see the graduates celebrating and having a wonderful time in a safe environment on their graduation night. Sincerely, The All Night Party Planning Committee, PHS Class 2018

From David Kanalz: “I would like to thank everybody for everything they have done for Virginia over the years. I would like to thank the church for their transportation and for their gifts and donations to her. Some of Virginia’s clothing and some of her blankets are going to the Little Kanawha Hotel/Museum in Elizabeth, which is run by our relatives.”

From Jeannie Boyd: “I would like to thank each of you for praying for my brother, Ray. Thanks be to God because he is scheduled to have a heart pump put in his chest that will give much needed support to his heart on July 26. I would appreciate your continued prayers.”

Music News from Pam McClain Goodbye summer! Hello new chancel choir season!! It’s, once again, time to rehearse and head back to the loft. Our summer was packed with special music each Sunday. Thank you to the following who provided inspiring music each week: Isidro Amigo, Karen Cox, Claire Dent, EBC Celebration Ringers, EBC Men’s Ensemble, EBC Praise Team, EBC Women’s Ensemble, Blaine Hess, Tim Lindstrom, Merideth and Pam McClain, Will Nuzum, Dwane Porter, Chris Redmond, Paul Ross, Duane Westfall, the Barnes/Martin Families, VBS Children and Jennifer Vierling.

Of course it was wonderful to celebrate our accompanist, Chris Redmond, on her recent retirement as a Wood County Elementary Music Teacher, but bittersweet to say “until we meet again” as she leaves the church accompanist position to be with her family in North Carolina. Chris is a woman of faith who has inspired so many through her talent and Godly character. To say that we will miss her is an understatement. Of course, any time she wishes to play, we will see that the bench is available. Love and blessings to Chris from your church family!

Our CHANCEL CHOIR kick off rehearsal will be held on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15th at 6:00 p.m. Our first Sunday in the loft will be August 26th!! We are always interested in inviting new members to join us. If you, or any congregational member or guest that you know of, are considering joining us, please let me know. I would be happy to speak with you/them. ( Pam McClain - 304 483-1620 ) Consider this your invitation to ….

THE CHANCEL CHOIR FALL KICK-OFF RETREAT DAY! (Did I get your attention?)

When? SATURDAY, September 29th, 2018 Time? 9:45 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Where? We will begin in the Sanctuary

Retreat Schedule: 9:45 a.m. - Worship 10: 45 a.m. - Break 11:00 a.m. - Workshop (in choir room) led by Director, Pam McClain 12:15 p.m. -Tailgate party (in fellowship hall) Wear a favorite team shirt. Tailgate lunch followed by FABULOUS games with MEGA prizes! Have I given you enough excitement to begin a spirit filled season? God has blessed us with opportunity. Let us use our gifts for HIS purpose. In Christian Love, Pam McClain

More Thank Yous:

From Dee Bolyard: "I wanted to express my gratitude for all the kindness and welcoming members of your Church. I've been through 2 sessions of Grief Share; what healing the program provides. I've enjoyed sharing meals on Wednesday evenings. I was honored to receive a white rose in memory of my husband, Art Bolyard. Thank you for ALL you've done."

From Chris Redmond: “A most sincere Thank You for the fun, fellowship and faithful spirit of appreciation expressed on Sunday, July 8th as I make a change and take a new journey. Each of my Emmanuel family is near and dear to my heart and I have gained so very much by being a musician, and friend among you! I will always have you in my prayers! Much Love, Chris Redmond”

Mission & Ministry News from Margaret Frees

Jordan Lallemont had a blessed trip in June to Mexico with Keith and Debbie Myers, and then with Lisa Simmons. She will be sharing her experience from this trip at a later date. Jordan has said “God never ceases to amaze me and I look forward to what he has in store for the rest of my life.” The team that traveled to Peru to work with Mike and Marcy Brown have shared some pictures of the work they are doing at the school. They, too, will be sharing their experience with the congregation at a later date.

It was encouraging to hear from Alvin Philipps and John Nicholson that Habitat for Humanity is making such an impact in the MOV and that Emmanuel is a vital part of it. For the month of August, we will be collecting school supplies for McKinley Elementary and VanDevender Middle School. Specific items needed for each school are on lists in the narthex. If you have questions, contact Courtney Johnson about McKinley and Mona Busiek for Vandy.

Rick and Anita Gutierrez, serving in South Africa, will be our guests on August 12. They will be bringing the morning messages and updating us on their work with Health Builders. A luncheon will follow. Our Fall Craft Fair and Bazaar will be held Saturday, October 6. This is the major fund- raiser to support the food ministry here at EBC. We need your participation in many ways. If you are a crafter, or know one, please be part of the vendor offerings. If you aren’t craftsy but can bake, we need cakes, breads, pies, brownies, cookies, and fudge (cupcakes do not sell as well for some reason). Are you comfortable and proficient at handling money? We need cashiers and sellers to man the EBC table. Tables and chairs need to be set up beforehand and taken down afterward so helping hands are appreciated. If you don’t think any of these categories fits you, then just come and shop. You won’t be disappointed. Last, but not least, if craft fairs aren’t your thing, join us on Sunday, Oct. 7 for a wonderful meal prepared by Chef Jewel.

Are you interested in getting more deeply involved in Operation Christmas Child? Sarah Modesitt Stephens will be taking over as the Drop-off Location Coordinator for our area. If you would like to work with Sarah as the Emmanuel project coordinator, get in touch with me and I will help you get started. Also, if you are interested in going to Charlotte to help process shoeboxes that have been collected, contact Brian Brown.

In March, a team went to Roane County to assist a family displaced by the 2016 floods. If there is interest, we would like to go to another WV location to help another family. This would be a two-three day trip, probably in October, to wherever we would be needed the most. Please let me know ASAP if you are interested so arrangements can be made.

Kroger Community Rewards If you would like to support Emmanuel through your Kroger purchases, you can call 1-800-853-3033 and a customer service person will help you. Or you can go to Kroger.com. If you don't have a Kroger account, create an account. Then sign into your account. Find "Community" on the bottom of the website and click on "Kroger Community Rewards" which is directly underneath “Community”. Click on "View Your Community Rewards Details." You'll see your Personal Information and then

scroll down to Community Rewards. If Emmanuel Baptist, Parkersburg, WV is not designated, you'll click on "Edit." Search for Emmanuel and designate it. Emmanuel's organization number is: 87326.

Adult Ministry News from Judy Prater

EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH

MINISTRY FAIR

SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 26, 2018

FELLOWSHIP HALL

10:00-10:45 & 12:00-1:00

LIGHT LUNCH INCLUDED

Learn more about the many ministries offered at our church.

Consider whether God is calling you to participate in something new!

Plans are being finalized for our 2018 MINISTRY FAIR. It is our desire that we take this opportunity to learn about all of the many areas of ministry which are served through our church family. God has greatly blessed Emmanuel Baptist. At our fair, we plan to give all in attendance the chance to talk to others, and educate them through visual displays and conversations about how they are serving. Perhaps you will recruit others to join an existing ministry or even to initiate something brand new. MORE ADULT MINISTRY NEWS

Boys’ & Men’s Camp - At Cowen, August 3-5. See Evan Frees or Steve Metheny to register.

Grief Share - New session begins August 15, 10:00-noon. Call Gail Samolitis at 304.588.7632 if you or someone you know might be interested.

Health Ministry - The next meeting is August 21 at 5:00 p.m. in the Conference Room to plan for Healthy Bodies/Healthy Spirits Conference on Nov 2.

Goldeneers Fall Conference - September 10-12 at Parchment Valley, for all seniors from age 55 to older than dirt! See the Methenys to register by Sept 3.

Divorce Care - new session begins Tuesday, Sept 11 at 6 pm, led by Melanie Whited. For more info, call the church office.

Spiritual Growth Retreat for all American Baptist Women of WV. Sept 21-23 at Parchment Valley. See Sally Beckwith or Judy Prater for more info.

Painting Class - new 8 week session begins Thursday, Oct 4, 2:30-4:30, taught by Ken Gilbert. Supplies needed will be announced at first class.

First Fruits Table - you are invited to leave something from your garden and or take something left by someone else at our First Fruits Table in the narthex.

GriefShare Support Group Starts August 15 at 10:00 a.m.

Grief Share will begin Wednesday, August 15 from 10:00 a.m.-Noon. Grief is defined as conflicting feelings caused by the end of or change to a familiar pattern of behavior. Generally grief is connected to loss but there are many life events that can lead to grief: death of a loved one, loss of a job, change of residence, retirement, just to name a few.

Grief Share is a 13 week Bible based support group sponsored by Emmanuel Baptist Church and designed for those who are experiencing grief. During our time together we will discuss topics like “what is normal”, “what's next”, challenges to grief, anger, guilt and being “stuck”. Gail Samolitis will be leading Grief Share. If you are interested in talking with Gail and/or attending Grief Share on Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m., please call (304)-588-7632 or (304)-485-5171.

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 10:30 a.m.

Staff Meeting 4:00 p.m.

Praise Band 5:15 p.m. Dinner

6:00 p.m. Bible Study,

Youth 7:00 p.m.

Men’s Group

2 8:00 a.m.

Men’s Breakfast at Bob Evans

3 4 10:00 a.m.

Scrapbooking

5 8:30 & 10:45 a.m. - Worship 9:30 a.m. - Sunday School 10:20 a.m. - Diaconate Meet

6 12:00 p.m. Women’s

Bible Study 6:30 p.m.

Children’s Team Meeting

7 10:00 a.m.

Bible Study 6:30 p.m. Board of Ministry

8 10:30 a.m.

Staff Meeting 5:15 p.m. Dinner


Youth 7:15 p.m.

Facilities Team Meeting

9

10 11 9:30 a.m.

Diaconate Meeting

12 8:30 & 10:45 a.m. - Worship 9:30 a.m. - Sunday School 12:00 p.m. - Luncheon for Guttierez’s

13 10:30 a.m. Combating Addiction with Grace 12:00 p.m. Women’s

Bible Study

14 10:00 a.m.

Bible Study

15 9:30 a.m.

Staff Meeting 10:00 a.m.

Grief Share 5:15 p.m. Dinner


Youth, 1st Fall Choir Rehearsal

7:00 p.m. Men’s Group

16 8:00 a.m.


17

18

19 8:30 & 10:45 a.m. - Worship 9:30 a.m. - Sunday School 12:00 p.m. - Mission Lunch for Camp Cowen 12:00 p.m. - Music Team Meeting

20 12:00 p.m. Women’s


Debbie Myers Circle

21 10:00 a.m.


Finance Team 5:00 p.m.

Health Ministry Meeting

22 9:30 a.m.


Grief Share, Alzheimer’s Workshop

5:00 p.m. Dinner 6:00 p.m.

Bible Study, AWANA, Youth, Choir Rehearsal

7:30 p.m. Capital Team

Meeting

23 24 25

26 MINISTRY FAIR

8:30 & 10:45 a.m. - Worship 9:30 a.m. - Sunday School


Bible Study

28 10:00 a.m.

Bible Study

29 9:30 a.m.




AWANA, Youth, Choir Rehearsal

30 31

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 9:30 a.m.

Diaconate Meeting

10:00 a.m. Scrapbooking

2 8:30 & 10:45 a.m. - Worship 9:30 a.m. - Sunday School 10:20 a.m. - Diaconate Meet

3 OFFICE CLOSED

4 10:00 a.m.

Bible Study 6:30 p.m. Board of Ministry

5 9:30 a.m.





7:00 p.m. Men’s Group

6 8:00 a.m.


7 8

9 8:30 & 10:45 a.m. - Worship 9:30 a.m. - Sunday School

10 10:30 a.m. Combating Addiction with Grace 12:00 p.m. Women’s

Bible Study

11 10:00 a.m.


DivorceCare

12 9:30 a.m.





7:15 p.m. Facilities Team

13 2:00 p.m.

Alzheimer’s Assoc.

Workshop

14 15

16 8:30 & 10:45 a.m. - Worship 9:30 a.m. - Sunday School

17 12:00 p.m. Women’s


Debbie Myers Circle

18 9:00 a.m.

Mothers of Preschoolers

10:00 a.m. Bible Study 12:00 p.m.

Finance Team 6:00 p.m.

DivorceCare

19 9:30 a.m.



6:00 p.m. Bible Study/

Quarterly Business Meeting, AWANA,

Youth, Choir 7:00 p.m.

Men’s Group

20 8:00 a.m.


1:00 p.m. Miriam Fountain

Circle

21 22

23 8:30 & 10:45 a.m. - Worship 9:30 a.m. - Sunday School 5:00 p.m. - Church Picnic at City Park

30

8:30 & 10:45 a.m. - Worship 9:30 a.m. - Sunday School 12:00 p.m. - Music Team Meeting


Bible Study

25 10:00 a.m.


DivorceCare

26 9:30 a.m.





7:30 p.m. Capital Team

27 28 29 9:00 a.m.

Chancel Choir Fall Kick-Off Retreat Day

9/10-12 - Goldeneers Fall Conf.

9/21-23 - ABW Spiritual Growth Retreat

8/3-5 - Boys’ & Men’s Camp at Camp Cowen

9/14-15 Youth Fall Rally at Cowen

2018 · 1. mona busiek 2. john beary 3. dan argabrite 4.alex bunch, paloma mcmillan 5.donna bishop,...

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