april 2012 link newsletter

8/2/2019 April 2012 LINK Newsletter

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Pastor ........... ............ ............ ..... Andy Gans

Visitation Pastor (Ret.) ........... . Tom McNeil

Executive Assistant .......... ......... Chris Muramatsu

Nursery Attendant ........... ......... Tammy Keeslar

Proofreaders ........... ............ ....... Susan M. Jensen and

John Stewart

Contributors ............ ............ ....... Members of

Assembling .................................Dorothy Dec

Judith Simonin, Joyce Gauntt, Kay Dahl

Eleanor Hayesmore, Carol Primm, Pat

Roselle Pringle

Bulk Mail Handling ............ ....... John Stewart

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Greetings in Jesus name,

The first Sunday in April not only marks thefirst of the month but it also marks the begin-ning of Holy Week. Holy Week is a very inter-esting time in the life of the church, and thefaithful. We start the week with the excite-ment of Palm Sunday and Jesus triumphal en-

try into Jerusalem. Our excitement is quicklydashed as we enter the somberness of the LastSupper and His arrest on Maundy Thursday.We then experience the defeat of Good Fridayand the crucifixion. Our defeat is then re-moved as we celebrate the empty tomb andthe Easter freedom.

This week carries with it a lot of emotion,

and/or passion. In fact Jesus suffering is alsoknown as Christs Passion, or the Passion ofthe Christ. Many say his suffering was his pas-sion for us, that he died for us. AuthorRobin Myers, in his book Saving Jesus from theChurch, gives us a different insight to what Je-sus passion really may have been. Myers says,We are accustomed to hearing the death ofJesus and events leading up to it as his

passion, and we assume this refers only tosuffering. But it is more accurate to say thathis passion had to do with the revelation ofGod that consumed him. Justice was his pas-sion. Healing was his passion. Gathering upthe last, the least, and the lost and helpingthem stand up straight in a world that keptthem permanently bent over was his passion.

After reading this I had to think, if this was

Jesus passion then shouldnt it be mine?! Aswe enter Holy Week and then celebrate thegift of Easter, lets remember and be faithful toJesus passion and think about what our pas-sion will be in the light of Jesus life andEaster.

Lets be passionate,


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Fort King Presbyterian Church

Financials Effective 2/29/12

Monthly 2011 Delta

Budget ActualFeb2012

DeltaBudget- Actual

Budget ActualJan Feb

2012

DeltaBudget -Actual

JanActual

2012 YTD-2011YTD

Income

Estimateof Giving

22,297 20,131 -2,166 44,594 59,938 15,344 54,824 5,114

MortgageReduction

0 125 125 0 325 325 1,385 -1,060

OtherIncome

0 575 575 0 12,252 12,252 16 12,236

TotalIncome

22,297 20,831 (1,466) 44,594 72,515 27,920 56,225 16,290

TotalExpense

21,641 17,898 (3,743) 42,282 40,958 (2,325) 55,426 (14,468)

NetSurplus/Deficit

656 2,933 2,277 1,312 31,557 30,245 799 30,758

Year-To-Date

Endowment 0 0 0 0 0 0 40,118 (40,118)

ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCE

CONGREGATIONAL CARE

Picnic by the Bridge

Picnic by the Bridge will be combined with the Easter EggHunt and Lunch this month. Invite your friends, families, andneighbors to worship on April 1st and then to the Easter EggHunt and Lunch immediately following worship.

Congregational Care Ministry Meeting

The next Congregational Care Ministry meeting will be at 6:00 p.m., on May 6th at JoanWoods' home.


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Thank You

This thank you and token of my appreciation is long overdue. A few months ago, there was suspicion of awater leak in my house. Since there was no visible evidence in the house, I called Joe Tyler to see if hecould help me figure it out. Low and behold, it was determined the leak was under the slab. Joe went waybeyond the call of duty, found the appropriate company with expertise in this problem and spent the timeto not only supervise them in finding the culprit, but through the repairs. Joe will never really know howmuch I appreciate his involvement in my problem with finding the proper plumbing company and supervis-ing the repairs. Thank you, thank you, thank you so much. Your and Jeannies friendship means the worldto me.Maria Madigan

Thank You So Much!

Fort King Presbyterian Church,Thank you for the phone calls and the soup while I was ill. Your compassion was very appreciated.Sincerely,Bobbie Burns

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Earth MattersLucy Beebe Tobias

Congratulations to us, that would be you and me here at Fort King Presbyterian! The

session voted last month to have our congregation be an Earth Care Congregation.Our application, including having enough points to be certified, has been sent to theSocial Justice and Peacemaking Unit of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and has justbeen approved.

What does it mean to be earth care green? It means we are thoughtful and mindful ofearth care in all our actions. We are committed to reducing our carbon footprint andwalk lightly on terra firma.

At church, it means perhaps planting trees when a child is baptized, changing how we use our utilities and

searching for opportunities in our community to bring peace and justice as God's stewards of this earth.Here is the Earth Care Pledge we signed:Peace and justice is God's plan for all creation. The earth and all creation are God's. God calls us to be careful,humble stewards of this earth, and to protect and restore it for its own sake, and for the future use and enjoy-ment of the human family. As God offers all people the special gift of peace through Jesus Christ, and throughChrist reconciles all to God, we are called to deal justly with one another and the earth.

1. Our worship and discipleship will celebrate God's grace and glory in creation and declare that God calls usto cherish, protect and restore this earth.2. In education, we will seek learning and teaching opportunities to know and understand the threats to God'screation and the damage already inflicted. We will encourage and support each other in finding ways of keeping

and healing the creation in response to God's call to earth-keeping, justice and community.3. Our facilities will be managed, maintained and upgraded in a manner that respects and cherishes all crea-tion, human and non-human, while meeting equitably the needs of all people. In our buildings and on ourgrounds we will use energy efficiently, conserve resources, and share what we have in abundance so that God'sholy creation will be sustainable for all life and future generations.Our outreach will encourage public policy and community involvement that protects and restores the vulner-able and degraded earth as well as oppressed and neglected people. We will be mindful that our personal andcollective actions can positively or negatively affect our neighborhood, region, nation and world. We will seek toachieve environmental justice through coalitions and ecumenical partnerships.


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To Your HealthChosen by Bonnie Schulze, Health Ministry

Have questions about your prescriptions? Your pharmacist is there to help. When your doctor prescribes anew medication, it is important to ask questions before filling your prescription.

What is the name of the medicine? What is it supposed to do?

Is this the brand or generic name? Is there a generic version available?

When do I take the medicine, and for how long?

Should I take it on an empty stomach or with food?

What should I do if I forget a dose?

What foods, drinks, medicines, dietary supplements or activities should I avoid while takingthis medicine?

What are the possible side effects, and what do I do if they occur?

When should I expect the medicine to begin to work, and how will I know it is working?

Will this new prescription work safely with the other prescriptions and non-prescriptionmedicines I am taking?

How should I store this medicine?Want more information on prescription medications? Visit www.HealthSmart.com. Information from HealthSmart October 2009.

One suggestion is to take the drug information sheets given to you at the Pharmacy and place them in a 3ring notebook so all the information about medications you are taking will be in one place. You might divideinto sections with current medications in the front and previously taken medicines in the back.When going to a new doctor bring the book along so he/she can see your medication history.First Published in September 2010 Link

The Nurse Is In

The Nurse Is In office hours will be 11:15 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 11th. Remember to call theChurch Office to make an appointment and call Bonnie at 352-624-1364 to share the topic you wish to dis-cuss with her. Remember that if no one calls for an appointment, hours will be cancelled. Use this opportu-nity to have your blood pressure checked, discuss new medications, or have questions answered about a newhealth condition.



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High Tide

High Tide Sunday April 22, 5-7 p.m. This will be a time of focusing on the

joy of God's creation through prayer and singing. We will spend some time

outdoors with our hands in the dirt. Join us for dinner at 5 and stay for the

Earth Day Celebration.

PYC April 2012

Greetings PYCer's! We have entered into one of the most important times of the

church calendar. As we have passed through Lent we have reflected on our relationshipwith our Father and his Son. Now the time has come to celebrate his entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday! We will be hiding the eggs and helping to tell the story of the resurrection to the children of Fort King right after church on Palm Sunday. There will ba hot dog lunch and plenty of candy to go around! The next week on Easter we wilhelp setup and participate in the Sunrise Service and cook pancakes for our great FortKing congregation (watch out for an email to bring stuff!). In fact keep an eye on youinbox each week for the rest of the month as hints telling about each week will be arriv-ing! (a hint to whet your whistle: a mountain breeze might be blowing through Floridon the 15th!)

Sunday April 1st Palm Sunday - Egg Hunt right after churchSunday April 8th Easter Sunrise Service and Pancake Breakfast

Sunday April 15th 5 pm Fellowship Hall

Peace, Joe Strawder

Pancake Breakfast Easter Morning

Greetings and Peace to the congregation of Fort King Presbyterianfrom the PYC youth group!

We would like to cordially invite you to a Pancake Breakfast immediately following the Sunrise Service (7:30 9:00, we wouldn't wananybody to miss Sunday School!). You support us all year and wlook forward to treating you to a great Easter breakfast.

Sunday April 8th 7:30 9:00 am Fellowship Hall

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Adult Discipleship Ministry

The two extraordinary learning opportunities which began in February are continuing for some weeks to come.The two series of classes will deepen your understanding of the Bible.

An Approach to Studying the Bible, is being taught by Rhea (Ray) Forman. This class uses the Kerygma re-source book, Listening to Scripture: Strategies for Interpreting the Bible by Richard Rohrbaugh. The strategies be-ing covered are: (1) Exploring the Historical Setting, (2) Discovering the Literary Context and Audience, (3)Identifying Oral and Literary Forms, (4) Analyzing the Structure, and (5) Investigating Words and Phrases. Byusing these strategies, you will be able to come closer to what a text once meant and what it now means.This class begin at 9:00 (please note the earlier time) and is held in the Education Building. Coffee is avail-

able.

Jesus of Nazareth, is led by Rabbi Tom McNeil. The series began with Understanding the World in whichJesus of Nazareth Lived, covering life under the Greek, Roman, and Judaic cultures. The series thus far hasincluded a study of The Meaning of the History of Israel to the First Century CE, and then explored theSocial Meaning of Life in Jesus time. Current sessions revolve around The Judaisms of the First CenturyBCE/CE. Topics to be covered include 1) Essenes/Qumran sect: the Dead Sea Scrolls, 2) Rabbinic Pharisaism,3) Sadducees, 4) the common people/peasants, and 5) the Nag Hammadi Scrolls. The class is held in theSession Room, beginning at 9:15 with coffee available.

About Our Instructors

Rabbi Tom, as he is affectionately known, decided at the age of 18 to prepare for ministryin the Presbyterian Church and began teaching himself Hellenistic Greek. Totally on hisown, he worked his way through college and seminary. With a facility for language, helearned biblical Hebrew, Aramaic, Syriac and Coptic. He has a great passion for understand-ing accurately the histories of both the Jewish and Christian peoples, their interpretation oflife and events in their own time.

Rhea is also a seminary graduate from an innovative program that brought together psychol-ogy and theology. He went on to get his PhD in psychology and had an active practice formany years before he ventured out into other avenues of service including university teach-ing.


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New Members

GROUP ACTIVITIESGROUP ACTIVITIESGROUP ACTIVITIESGROUP ACTIVITIES

EVANGELISMEVANGELISMEVANGELISMEVANGELISM

Card Making Ministry

Come join us on the 2nd Friday of every month at 10:00 AM untilabout Noon. Marchs card making meeting will be on Friday, April13th. For information on this ministrys work, please contactPrudence Pritz.

EVELYN HERRINGTON

3150 NE 36th Ave #433Ocala, FL 34479

[email protected]

Evelyn moved to Ocala from Traverse City, MI in Janary of this year,. She has 2 grown children and is a re-tired licensed builder. Evelyn enjoys golf, tennis, scubdiving, woodworking, painting, sailing, and boating.

KATHY AND THOM KUHNS

128 SE 44th AveOcala, FL [email protected]@yahoo.com

COLLEEN AND RICHARD LIVINGSTON

19 Hemlock Radial LoopOcala, FL 34472

[email protected]

Richard retired from the Navy after serving 20 years.Colleen and Richard have been in Ocala for 14 years.They have a grown daughter and son. Colleen and Rich-ard spend much of their time taking care of family. Rich-ard will start working on his nursing degree in the fall.

Kathy is an Office Manager at Robert Boissoneault Oncology Instute. Thom is retired after 33 years in the PosService. They are the parents of Amy Roberts and have 2 other grown children. Thom and Kathy are both Presb

terian Church Elders. Kathy enjoys genealogy, gardening, boating and fishing. She also loves to read. Thom enjosalt water aquariums, fishing and golf.


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Presbyterian WomenCircle Meetings

All women of Fort King are Presbyterian Women and are invited to participate in all

activities of Presbyterian Women. If you have not attended a Circle meeting before, cojoin us in April and participate in the spiritual experience and fellowship that Circles pvide. Our Bible Study this year is Confessing the Beatitudes.

Esther Circle will meet on Monday, April 9th at 7:00 p.m. at the home of Judy Harriss. Nan Andrews will hthe lesson.

Deborah Circle will meet on Tuesday, April 17th in the Session Room at 10:00 p.m. Prudence Pritz will have lesson.

Church Picnic

Save the date April 29th Church Picnic at Coehadjoe Park

Mens Night Out

Mens Night Out will meet on Monday, April 9th at 6:30 p.m., at Bob Henrys homPlease call Bob at 694-6798To R.S.V.P.

Crafts Group

Please join the Crafts Group on Thursdays from 1:00 - 3:30 PMin the Fellowship Hall. We work on individual projects andjoint projects.

Sassy Seniors

Beginning in April, the Sassy Seniors will meet the 2nd Wednesday of the month. Aprils luncheon will be at 1p.m. on Wednesday, April 11th at Horse and Hound. We will continue to meet each 2nd Wednesday until furtnotice.


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Easter Egg Hunt and Lunch

The Fellowship Ministry would like to invite children of all ages (even you100 year old ones!) to our annual egg hunt on April 1st directly following the

Palm Sunday service. A hot dog lunch will be served and many an egg wilbe hunted. Donations of candy and prizes for the egg walk will be accepted in the church office prior to the 1st . Thank you for your support!

April 1st 11:30 AM Fellowship Hall

Dinner Crew

The final meeting of the Dinner Crew will be on May 5th . We are taking thbus to Stumpknockers on the River in Dunnellon. The bus will leave at 5:00PM, if you wish to drive yourself the reservation will be for 6 PM (it is about a45 minute drive). The signup sheet is in the Narthex, please indicatewhether you will riding the bus (there will be a $2 fee for gas). Due to popular demand, we will be returning to the Dinners for Eight format!

Give Blood, Please

The Mission Ministry would like to inform the congregation that the Bloodmobile will be at Fort King on April 22nd. Donation times are from 9AM to 10:15AM and 11:30AM to 1PM. A Ministry member will be in the Narthex after services on April 1st and April 8th to sign up donors. PLEASE sign up to donatewe need blood badly.

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Session NotesMarch 15, 2012

Celebrations

Three new members are joining tonight. Session had a great retreat last Saturday.

Ft. King is in the process of becoming an EarthCare Congregation.

Two dynamic adult Sunday school classes are in progress.

Ken Orme Memorial Garden is coming along quickly.

Faith Leaders is taking a leadership role in the worship portion of the Wednesday Lenten Series on 3/21.

The sermon from last week is now on the website.Motions

Motion to receive Evelyn Herrington, Thom and Kathy Kuhns into membership.

Motion to suspend Communion on Sunday, April 1, as it will be observed on Maundy Thursday, April 5,

and again on Easter Sunday, April 8. Motion to allow Melanie Marsh-Gale to preach on Palm Sunday, April 1.

Motion to allow Ray Ruark to preach on March 18.

Motion to approve all Presbytery-approved preachers for pulpit supply.

Motion to terminate electric, gas, and water service to the Youth House.

Church Flowers 2012

If you are considering providing flowers sometime for a worship service, but would like to know more about theprocess, I hope the following information will be helpful to you.

1. The flowers do not need to be purchased from or delivered by a florist. If you bring them from your yardor buy them from a supermarket, they just need to be in a vase, (or container of your choice) ready to dis-play. Please see #4 and #5 below.

2. There is no minimum or maximum size requirement for the flower arrangement.3. The flowers are yours to take after the Sunday service. If you prefer to leave them, they will be used for

smaller arrangements to be delivered to hospitalized or homebound members. If you decide to keep theflowers, or give them to someone of your choice, etc. that is fine also.

4. If you leave the flowers, but would like your container returned to you, we will make sure it is returned.5. We also have loaner vases you are welcome to use.

I will be glad to answer any questions you might have, help with wording for the worship bulletin, etc. Thankyou very much. Nancy Hall 694-3221.


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Something to Think AboutJesus Cross-Exaltation

To Be Lifted Up

John 20:11-29I. The life and death of an insignificant Jewish peasant,Jesus of Nazareth, meant little or nothing to Imprial Roman authorities. Indeed, King of the Jews on the Cross of Jesus (John 19:22-23) was intended to expresarcasm by Pilate to the Jews: Heres what we have the power to do to you, any of you, if you oppose our powand our agenda!This moment, when-it-happens, we are terrified of and helpless before such human power over our lives. Imprial Rome has slaughtered countless people again and again, has conquered and crushed both body and humspirit with impunity, on the authority of a Caesar, a god of Rome! As Gaius Julius Caesar Germanicus = Cligula(37-41CE) said to Philo of Alexandria in 40 C.E., You do not sacrifice to your god for me; you sacrificeme! The power of Caesar was awesomely absolute, the power of a god!

The author of the Fourth Gospel (traditionally called John) is very precise in his message about Jesus of Naareth: the ignominious death of Jesus on the Cross did indeed occur in history; it is an historical event. Tmeaning of that event, however, goes beyond the boundaries of what we think we see and think we experience.

Jesus being lifted up (John 3:14 et al.) means for John being crucified and being exalted, raised, at the samtime; it is one event. For Jesus to be crucified means at that same moment to be exalted, raised up (this is tmeaning in the Greek text, which is missed in English translation). What does this mean for us?

Jesus Cross/Exaltation is pointing beyond the historical event of the Cross on to the very edge, the boundary,

history, to the limits of our own ability to see a new reality. The lifting up of Jesus is pointing at the very powof Life of which God is the source, to go beyond our perceptions, our thoughts, our feelings we have at this mment, to look at a new reality on the horizons of history. The life God has given all of us is affirmed by the liftiup of Jesus on the Cross, in spite of, indeed through, the cold chilling crucifixion of Jesus, the Man. There is moto life than the presumed power of an Empire or a Caesar. Or, again, present hard-realities do not determine tfuture of human life; if they appear to do so, were not paying attention.

An immediate implication of Jesus lifting-up is this:- God is not a static Prime Mover or Existent Abstract Being up-there.- God is life, the source and very core of our lives and of all life around us.

The creation stories in Genesis 1, 2 make it clear that God is the source and sustainer of all life; God is t

ground of our own being. (See J.S. Spong 2001A New Christianity for a New World 240). Our hope is not bason what we think we can do, but on God who is the very source of life and the unexpected!

II. The appearances of Jesus to his followers in the Fourth Gospel have one specific intention (we may to use the text differently, but John is quite clear):

A. Mary (a woman! Can you imagine?) had gone to the tomb; someone asked her why she was cring (John 20:13). She did not recognize Jesus(John 20:14, a theme also in Luke 24:16) until he addressher:Mariam = Mary. She heard Jesus and responded: Rabbonei; in the language of Jesus, Aramaic, tmeans precisely: My Lord/Master (M. Jastrow 1950A Dictionary of the Tarqumim et al. II 1440; G. Dman 1929Jesus-Jeshua 13).


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B. Thomas most unexpected real encounter with Jesus challenged his own expectations: Unlessee in his hands the print of the nails and place my finger in the mark of the nails, and place my hand his side, I will not believe (John 20:25). Aha! Realistic demands! And when confronted, his demanbecame so much verbiage; we hear instead: My Lord and my God!

Exactly what is the point? Just this:Jesus has established human contact with his followers in order for them to become participants in twork Jesus began!

To receive the holy spirit, i.e. the spirit of Jesus of Nazareth, means precisely to engage in Jesus work not onof countering the Imperial power of a Caesar or a culture, but to understand that an ignominious death in tprocess of countering that power is not the end! It is a lifting up, an exaltation; its just the beginning. Lifwill respond in its own time and manner, and wed better be prepared for surprises.

This clearly goes beyond beliefin doctrines, dogmas, rituals; to be a follower of Jesus of Nazareth means to egage in, to actively participate in, what he began. To be able to do that with clarity, we must listen to Jesus Nazareth.

Rabbonei! This is my confession to you.

Shalom,

Tom

Choir NotesOur voices continue to praise the Lord with the help of many guest organists. Thank you to all.



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Flower Calendar

Please note: I am trying to work ahead on the flowers, so if you would like to provide flowers to commemoratspecial event/occasion/memory etc. for a specific date, please call Nancy Hall at 694-3221 as soon as possib

Please also note: It is never too early to call to select your chosen date.

As of this mailing, the following people will be providing flowers in April, May, June and July 2012. If you can pvide flowers for a date in 2012, please call Nancy Hall. Thank you.

Thank you to these people as they share in donating the flowers for the following worship services.

April 1, 2012In celebration of our 17th wedding anniversary from Kimber and Lauren MerriamApril 8, 2012Easter (Easter lilies in the Sanctuary)April 15, 2012Margaret Spontak

April 22, 2012In loving memory of Ray (April 2007) from Sue and the girlsApril 29, 2012In loving memory of my dear wife, Nelly, from Charles Kirk

May 6, 2012OPEN

May 13, 2012From Nancy Stephenson in loving memory of her parents, Ted and Violet WikaryMay 20, 2012From John and Jean Stewart in celebration of their 57th wedding anniversaryMay 27, 2012In celebration of our 57th wedding anniversary from Jerry and Pat Merrill

June 3, 2012In memory of our parents, Aleta, Max, and Robert, from the Repp familyJune 10, 2012In celebration of three June anniversaries and three June birthdays from Cash and Gwynn PealJune 17, 2012From Bernice and Bob Henry in celebration of their 52nd wedding anniversary

June 24, 2012In honor of our 50th wedding anniversary from Charles and Mary Ellen Vowinkel

July 1, 2012OPEN

July 8, 2012From Vince and Margaret Spontak in celebration of our 30th wedding anniversaryJuly 15, 2012(This date is taken but the occasion and names will be revealed at a later time)July 22, 2012OPEN

July 29, 2012OPEN


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9:00 - 11:45 Library

9:15 Sunday School

0:00 Choir Practice

0:30 Worship

:30 Easter EggHunt & Lunch

:00 Faith

Sojourners

3:00 Financial

Peace Univ.

2

7:30 Mens Bible

Study

5:30 TOPS (FH)

7:00 Adult Bible

Study (off-site)

3

9:30 Prayer

Shawl

6:00 Evangelism

Ministry

7:00 Discipleship

Ministry

Children

4

10:00 PW Council

4:00 FellowshipMinistry

7:00 Choir Practice

5

1:00 Crafts

6:00 Foot

Washing

Service

6:00 - 8:00

Marions United(FH)

7:00 Maundy

Thursday

Service

7:00 AA (CE)

6

7:00 Good

FridayService

8:00 -

Midnight

Great

Vigil

7

One Great Hour

Of Sharing

6:30 SunriseService

9:00 - 11:45 Library

7:30 PancakeBreakfast

0:00 Choir Practice

0:30 Worship

9

OFFICE CLOSED

5:30 TOPS (FH)

6:30 Mens NightOut (Off-Site)

7:00 Ester Circle

(Off-Site)

10

6:00 Finance

Ministry

11

10:00 Discipleship

Adult Ministry

11:15 The Nurse

Is In

1:00 Sassy Seniors

7:00 Choir Practice

12

1:00 Crafts

7:00 AA (CE)

13

10:00 CardMaking

Ministry

14

5

9:00 - 11:45 Library

9:15 Sunday School

0:00 Choir Practice

0:30 Worship

:00 Faith

Sojourners

3:00 Financial

Peace Univ.

5:00 PYC

16

7:30 Mens Bible

Study

5:30 TOPS (FH)

7:00 Adult Bible

Study (off-site)

17

10:00 Deborah

Circle

18

3:00 Pastoral Care

Team

7:00 Choir Practice

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1:00 Crafts

6:00 Session

7:00 AA (CE)

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2

Cents A Meal and

Food4Kids

9:00 - 10:15 - Blood

Drive

9:00 - 11:45 Library9:15 Sunday School

0:00 Choir Practice

0:30 Worship

:30 - 1:00 Blood

Drive

:00 Faith

Sojourners3:00 Financial

Peace Univ.

5:00 PYC

5:00 High Tide

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7:30 Mens Bible

Study

9:30 Adult Bible

Study

5:30 TOPS (FH)

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7:00 Choir Practice

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1:00 Crafts

7:00 AA (CE)

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Faith Sojourn

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ers

Retreat

9

9:00 - 11:45 Library

9:15 Sunday School

0:00 Choir Practice

0:30 Worship

:30 Church Picnic

(off-site)

3:00 Financial

Peace Univ.5:00 PYC

30

7:30 Mens Bible

Study

5:30 TOPS (FH)


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April 1stApril 1stApril 1stApril 1st10:30 a.m. Worship11:30 a.m. Easter Egg Hunt and Lunc

April 5thApril 5thApril 5thApril 5th6:00 p.m. Foot Washin7:00 p.m. Worship

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April 6thApril 6thApril 6thApril 6th8:00 p.m. - Midnight

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