february 2013 link newsletter

7/29/2019 February 2013 LINK Newsletter

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

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

Music Director ............ ............ ... Rick Roberts

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

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

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

John Stewart

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

Assembling .................................Phyllis Altonn, K

Dahlen, Dorothy Decker, Joyce Gauntt, Elea

Hayesmore, Pat Merrill, Carol Primm, Rose

Pringle, Judith Simonin, Aileen Zimmerman

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

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race & Peace to you,

uring Lent each year, which begins Wednes-ay, February 13th, Christians give up something

an act of sacrifice and spiritual discipline. Of-n it is something like chocolate, knowing thatter Easter Sunday they can once again enjoyhat they have given up. This year, how about

ying to give up something spiritually that youould be better off not doing? What would itean if we sought God's help to focus on elimi-ating one habit or attitude that is destructive?magine if we gave up envy, jealousy, self-pity,pathy, procrastination, gossip, resentment, oregative thinking, how much better life woulde.

was reminded of this type of living at a recentession meeting. David MacKay reminiscedbout the attitude of former member Lucy To-as. Lucy lives by an attitude of gratitude. Sheves giving thanks in all situations.

What would happen to our faith during thisenten season if we gave up negative attitudend worked on a positive one? David gave us at of tips for a positive attitude. Here are some

f those tips: Dont seek happiness. Instead decide to

live with passion and purpose and happi-ness will find you.

Dont chase success. Instead decide tomake a difference and success will find

you. Focus on Get to vs Have to. Each day

focus on what you get to do, not what you

have to do. Life is a gift not an obligation. Implement the No Complaining Rule. Re-

member that complaining is like vomiting.Afterwards you feel better but everyonearound you feels sick.

his Lenten season give up the negative andke on the positive. Live differently and expand

he Kingdom of God.


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Fort King Presbyterian Church

Financials Effective 12/31/12

Monthly 2011 Delta

Budget ActualDec.2012

DeltaBudget -Actual

Budget ActualJan Dec

2012

DeltaBudget -Actual

Dec.Actual

2012 YTD-2011YTD

Income

Estimateof Giving

22,297 28,548 6,251 267,567 276.975 9,408 295,213 (18,238)

MortgageReduction

0 75 75 0 1,825 1,825 8,325 (6,500)

OtherIncome

0 275 275 0 12,497 12,497 2,165 10,331

TotalIncome

22,297 28,898 6,601 267,567 291,296 23,730 305,703 (14,407)

TotalExpense

20,682 21,668 986 251,976 257,070 5,094 303,163 (46,093)

NetSurplus/Deficit

1,616 7,230 5,615 15,590 34,226 18,636 2,540 31,686

Year-To-Date

Endowment 0 0 0 0 200 200 55,54 (55,354)

ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCE

February Birthdays

CONGREGATIONAL CARE


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CONGREGATIONAL CARE (continued)

Congregational Care MinistryPoints of Contact

For Members of the Fort King Family

The Congregational Care Ministry was formed to provide members of the Fort King family who are inneed of special attention and/or want information about various facets of church life. The Ministry hacompiled the following list with the name and telephone number of the person who oversees each activity. Please review the list carefully. When you or someone you know is in need of special care or jusneeds information, call the point-of-contact person listed next to the specific need.

Prayer Chain and the Prayer Shawl Ministry - Onalee Mease (687-3160)Cards & notes to members of the church family - Onalee Mease (687-3160)Monthly cards to shut-ins - Pat Merrill (694-8228)Memorial Receptions - Bernice Henry (694-6798) and/or Sue Chancey (622-5168)Transportation for members in need - Pat Merrill (694-8228)

Meals for special needs - Maria Madigan (237-6938)Pastoral Care Team - Judy OHern (239-5374)Health Ministry Bonnie Schulze (624-1364)Thanksgiving Day Dinner - Pat Wood (694-2579)Tool Guys - Alan Mease (687-3160)Christmas in July for shut-in - Rebecca Bishop (624-9610 unlisted)Guardianship services Andy Gans (Church Office) - 694-4121Publication of the LINK- Chris Muramatsu (Church Office) 694-4121Cradle Roll Booties Pat Merrill (694-8228)Birthday List Chris Muramatsu (Church Office) 694-4121Yearly Review of Membership List Rebecca Bishop and Pat Merrill (694-8228)

Annual Review of Disaster Preparedness Folders Joan Woods (368-2338)


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CONGREGATIONAL CARE (continued)

For Your Health

We focus in February on Heart Health. Friday, February 1st has been designated as National Wear Red Day. Please join me on Sunday, February 3rd, i

wearing something red to support this national campaign. Following are TeCommandments for a Healthy Heart. Please read them and promise to make positive change in your life to support your own heart health.

Ten Commandments For A Healthy Heart:1. Know your risk factors for heart disease.2. Talk to your doctor about reducing your risk of heart disease.3. Have your blood pressure checked regularly.4. Know your cholesterol numbers. [These include total cholesterol, HDL or "good" cholesterol, LDL or "bad

cholesterol, and triglycerides.]5. Have your blood sugar level checked for diabetes.6. Do not smoke cigarettes or use other tobacco products.

7. Eat for your heart health.8. Get regular physical activity. [At least 30 minutes of moderate physical activity on most or all days of the week9. Aim for a healthy weight.10. Know the signs and symptoms of a heart attack and the importance of seeking medical help immediately.

The Heart Truth is: Heart Disease Doesn't Care What You Wear-It's the #1 Killer of Women. That's why thNational Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, part of the National Institutes of Health, U.S. Department of Healtand Human Services is sponsoring The Heart Truth, a national awareness campaign about heart disease. The campaign warns about heart disease and provides tools to help you take action against its risk factors Viswww.hearttruth.gov for more information on The Heart Truth campaign.Selected by Bonnie Schulze, Health Ministry

The Heart Truth logo is a registered trademark of HHS

The Nurse Is In

Bonnie Schulze, our health minister, is back from Connecticut and will resume Nurse Is In office hours. ThNurse Is In office hours will be 10:00 11:30 a.m. on Thursday, February 21st. Remember to call the Church Ofice to make an appointment and call Bonnie at 352-624-1364 to share the topic you wish to discuss with her. Rmember that if no one calls for an appointment, hours will be cancelled. Use this opportunity to have your bloopressure checked, discuss new medications, or have questions answered about a new health condition.

Meet The Nurses

All are welcome after worship on Sunday, February 17th for a blood pressure screening.


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DISCIPLESHIP

Sunday Adult Class

In February Mary Beth Neely will continue her interesting and informative examination of two of the worldsmajor religions, Islam and Judaism. A retired teacher, Mary Beth knows how to present her material in an en-thusiastic manner that encourages class participation. The classes address our own misgivings and misunder-

standings about each religion, and focus on the issues that tend to bring conflict.

Classes are held at 9:15am every Sunday morning in the Session Room where coffee is available. Come join usand learn things about Islam and Judaism that you never knew before. You might also learn that some of yourperceptions about Islam and Judaism might not be as accurate as you thought.

The January classes included an introduction to Islam, how Islam began, the importance of the Quran, andIslam and society. February classes will take a look at the divisions within Islam, and Islam and conflict in theworld. Mary Beth will then move into the study of Judaism. Her outline for this portion follows:

Introduction Origins of Judaism

The centrality of Torah

Major beliefs and practices of Judaism

Division within Judaism

Judaism in our country and in the world today

For those of you who might like to delve deeper, Mary Beths principal resources are The Worlds Religions byHuston Smith, and World Religions Western Traditions, edited by Willard G. Oxtoby.

You,dear reader, are invited to join this educational and enlightening series of classes. You will leave with a

better understanding of two of the worlds major religions.


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DISCIPLESHIP (continued)

The Library Corner

For the many adults participating in the current Sunday morning educational class in the Session Room, as well for anyone else interested in learning about Islam and Judaism, the church library has numerous books, DVDs anCDs to help you delve even deeper into these topics. Mary Beth Neely has donated a copy of Huston SmithThe Worlds Religions as well as Smiths Islam: A Concise Introduction which is a chapter from the larger worreligions book. A copy of the Koran is available as well as the History Channels Secrets of the Koran DVD. Fothe study of Judaism, you may want to check out The Torah, A Modern Commentary, The Sacred Books of th

Jews by Harry Gersh, or Great Ages and Ideas of the Jewish People edited by Leo Schwarz. These are just a few the many items in your library which will help you understand more about these two world religions. Look fothem on the bookshelf straight ahead as you enter the library. The library is open every Sunday morning as weas other times by request.

Children's Sunday School

Children's Sunday School continues to take place immediately following the ChildrenSermon during the Sunday Worship Service except on the first Sunday of eacmonth. Because communion is served on the first Sunday, we want the children to r

main in the Sanctuary so they can participate in communion. Teachers will meet the students at the rear of the Sanctuary after the Children's Sermon and accompany them tthe second room on the right in the Christian Education Building.

Teachers for February will be Niki Tripodi and Rebecca Bishop. Teachers for March wbe Lorraine Fuller and Chris Berryhill.

The Children's Ministry would like to thank all the teachers that have volunteered tteach so far this year.

High TideHigh Tide will meet two times in February. Join us on February 10th as we talk about Jsus' great command to love ourselves and others. This evening dedicated to love will involve making Valentine Blessing cards to share with family and friends. On Februa24th we will be focusing on our inner child. Our topic is I'm a great kid. We will talabout the treasure within and follow maps as we search for hidden treasure. Join us fodinner at 5:00 p.m. and the fun of our activities until 7:00 p.m. See you at High Tide you are in kindergarten through 5th grades.Niki, Amy and Cheryl


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EVANGELISM

Watoto is Coming Back!

Mark your calendars and dont miss this awesome opportunity to witness and hear greatinspirational music and dance! If you heard Watoto when they were here three years ago

you know how wonderful this singing group is.

Watoto brings vibrant, original African music; dance routines; and life-transforming sto-ries to our Sanctuary on Saturday, February 23 rd at 6:00pm. Through the choirs Concertof Hope, we share a message of transformation by telling the story of Africas rescued or-phans and women. We hope to reach out to audiences with the message of Christs heal-ing power, says Gary Skinner, Watoto Founder.

Watoto means the children and the children are on a mission.With its genuine appeal,accompanied by music and dance - an energetic fusion of contemporary gospel and tradi-tional African rhythm - the globally acclaimed Watoto Childrens Choir has traveled in-

ternationally since 1994 as ambassadors for the millions of children in Africa, orphaned asa result of HIV/AIDS, war and poverty. Each of the children in the choir has suffered theloss of one or both parents. They live in Watoto Childrens Villages where they receivethe care and nurture they need to grow up as productive citizens of their country.

Thisfree concert is offered to the whole community, so please bring friends, neighbors andco-workers to this wonderful event! The choir will have available for purchase CDs andvideos following the concert, and in an effort to support this fantastic ministry a love of-fering will be collected.

Welcome Table Volunteers

Evangelism Ministry is looking for volunteers to staff the Welcoming Table on Sunday mornings. We are looking fsomeone that has a warm and friendly personality to identify our guests on Sunday mornings. Our goal is to maour guests feel they have come to a warm and open church to worship. If you are interested in helping out, or haany questions, please contact Debbie Bush, or Charles Vowinkel.


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Sassy Seniors

All widows and single ladies are welcome to join Sassy Seniors on Wednesday, Feb-ruary 13th at 1:00 p.m. This months luncheon will be at Bob Evans on Silver

Springs Blvd.

Card Making Ministry

Come join us on the 2nd Friday of every month at 10:00 a.m. until about Noon. We willmeet off-site. Please contact Prudence Pritz if you are interested in joining this group.

Mens Night Out

Mens Night Out in February will take place at Buddy MacKays home on February 11th at 6:30p.m. Please call Buddy at 288-2333 to RSVP.

Crafts Group

Please join the Crafts Group on Thursdays from 11:00 a.m.- 3:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall.We work on individual projects and joint projects.

Presbyterian Womens Circles

All women of Fort King are Presbyterian Women and are invited to participate in all theactivities of Presbyterian Women. If you are interested in attending a Circle meeting, comejoin us in January. Esther Circle will meet on February 11th, at 7:00 p.m. at the home ofBernice Henry. Nell Blumel will lead the lesson. Deborah Circle will meet on Tuesday,February 19th, at 10:00 a.m. in the Session Room. Prudence Pritz will lead the lesson.

This years study is Dispatches to Gods Household: The General Epistles.

Presbyterian Women Historian

Presbyterian Women Historian, Margy Marshall is always gathering pictures and articles that deal with thewomen of Fort King Presbyterian Church to include in our Presbyterian Women history. If you have picturesor articles that are about women in our church please see that Margy gets a copy of these.

Annual White Elephant Sale

Get ready for our White Elephant Sale on February 16 from 8 am to 2 pm. As you areclearing out for the new year, box up those items and save them to bring in that Wednes-day, Thursday, or Friday before the sale. We would like to thank our Fort King cooks inadvance for all the wonderful goodies they prepare for the sale. We will be calling to let

you know when to bring them in.

GROUP ACTIVITIES


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SESSION

WORSHIP

Lent Begins!

Believe it or not the season of Lent begins February 13 th with our Ash Wednesday service at 7:00pm. This yearour Lenten theme during worship will be The Roads We Travel as we journey to the cross of Easter. Each Sundaywe will discuss the paths we take in life and faith, as well as the obstacles we may encounter.

You are also invited to join us at 5:30pm each Wednesday during Lent for our annual Lenten Dinners and Study.We be discussing the 24 hours that changed the world. No single event in human history has received more at-tention than the suffering and crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth. We will discuss the last twenty-four hours of Je-sus' life. Our discussion will help us experience and understand the significance of Jesus' suffering and death in a

way we may have never done before. Whether you are a long-time Christian or simply curious about the story ofChrist's crucifixion, you are invited to join us in retracing the last 24 hours of Jesus' life.

Our dinners this year will be catered by outside organizations so we will need to get an accurate count on howmany will attend dinner. To make this possible the Missions Ministry will take reservations following worshipeach week. Remember, dinner begins at 5:30 and our study begins at 6:00.

We hope you will join us for these challenging Wednesday evenings and Sunday services during Lent as we traveldown the roads of faith. If you have questions or want to reserve dinner tickets please call Carole DeLucian orthe church office.

Session Notes - January 17, 2013

Celebrations Thank you, Jesus!

The Dinners for Eight 2013 kick-off at Buddy and Anne MacKays was great!

Ft. King had 14 donors during the last Big Red Bus blood drive. Several members of the church family pitched in to help the Strawder family move.

Jerry and Pat Merrills grandson maxed the PSAT.

CATS had several people in attendance at their last outing.

Joan Woods son and daughter-in-law are expecting a child.

Mary Beth Neelys son is getting married on February 16th.

Bob and Bernice Henrys grandson graduated cum laude from VA Tech.

Wesley DeLucian is recovering from his eye problem.

Dick Marshall has been able to obtain the portable oxygen which he needed.

Christmas Eve services were well attended: 80 at 4 p.m., 240 at 7:00 p.m.., and 60 at 11:00 p.m.Motions

Motion to remove Virginia Craigmile from the church roll per her request.

Motion to approve the addition of Joan Wood to the Fellowship Ministry membership.

Motion to approve the collection of a love offering at the Hyacinths and Roses Intergenerational Pro-gram with the proceeds to be added to the Pastors Discretionary Fund.

Motion to accept as undesignated a $250.00 gift from Brenda Selph.


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Something to Think AboutMeditation Mark 10:35-44

Because Jesus was not teaching religion; because what he was teaching challenged all levels of social authority

both political and religious; because imperial authority had subjected human life to subsistence and survivor levels, while that elite lived extravagantly; and because Jesus spoke of God as Abba/Father, the God who cares andprovides for all human life, contrary to the emperor of Rome or any client-king, Jesus of Nazareth was silencedby crucifixion as a warning to the Jewish population not to attempt to replace the worship of and submissionto Caesar with the worship of God.

Did the disciples understand Jesus? There is no question that the writer ofMark depicts the disciples as obtuse and unsupportive of Jesus. That these two disciples (James and John, the Sons of Zebedee) wanted to be

first, when they have already been told that in Gods domain the last are first (Mark 9:35), underscores just howuncomprehending they were, how unprepared for what was to come (Funk, Hoover and Jesus Seminar 1993The Five Gospels 95). Lets rename being first: it was an attempt to grab power! (Funk et al. op cit. 94).

Indeed! Mark 9:35 is quite clear: If anyone wants to be number one that person has to be last of all and ser-vant of all. This probably goes back to Jesus; Mark, however, has recast the form of what Jesus said to deal withthe power struggle that ensued in the early Christian community. To put it differently: Power-relationships hadbeen so ingrained in the disciples that they simply could not and perhaps just did not want to understand; theyheard the words but the meaning zipped right over their heads. To be last, to be a servant of all? Being a servant is your power, your authority?

There is a second concern besides the power grab by people to control the direction of the church in the firstcentury after Jesus crucifixion: people wanted emotional security in a time of socio-political and religious turmoil. They expected the leadership of the Church / congregation to come up with a belief-system along withhow-tos to deal with reality as they experienced it and as they were accustomed to it. This means that theywanted beliefs that were consistent with what they believed and hoped for and in; they wanted practicebehavior that would allow them the least amount of friction with the powers that be, i.e. socio-economic, religious, and political powers of Imperial Rome. And, they preferred miracle, mystery, and authority to having towork out/through their understanding and/or to project how they were going to live their lives over againstthe Imperial powers that lorded it over them. Keep it simple I have to make a living!- Just tell me what tobelieve!

What Jesus of Nazareth had done, what he called out to people to do, what that all meant is pretty much whaMoses and the prophets had already said and experienced: there was either outright rejection of both the

teacher and the message, and/or an accommodation of what had been said so that it fit comfortably within thereligious emotions and aspirations of a temple/church goer. When an attempt is made to recover the meaning owhat a prophet said, people walk away with: How will that help me cope in my daily life? Thats too muchresponsibility for me to carry too much to think about too much like work Nothing has ever beenmore insupportable for a man and a human society than freedom(F.M. Dostoevsky 1881 The Brothers Karamazov, The Grand Inquisitor, 130).

So, we use the freedom we have gained how? For a power grab in the church to make things go my wayTo rely on other people (my leaders) to tell me what to think and do? To run away from facing what were involved in, as escape from freedom?


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WORSHIP (continued)WORSHIP (continued)WORSHIP (continued)WORSHIP (continued)I have chosen to be a follower of Jesus of Nazareth. His message is as relevant today as it was 2000 years ago.And, in spite of the teachings of the Church, or perhaps because of them (!), we are as human beings still at thesame place:

They will tremble impotently at our wrath; their minds will go fearful,they will be quick to shed tears like women and children their life (is)

like a childs game! (Dostoevsky op. cit. 134).Weve not been paying attention and weve gotten too comfortable.This is my beloved Son Listen to him! Its time.Shalom,Tom

Flower Calendar

Please note: I am trying to work ahead on the flowers, so if you would like to provide flowers to commemo-rate a special event/occasion/memory etc. for a specific date, please call Nancy Hall at 694-3221 as soon as pos-sible. 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 February, and March, April, and May 2013.If you can provide flowers for a date in 2013, please call Nancy Hall. Thank you.

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

February 3, 2013---In memory of my dear friend , Peggy Wiechens, from Mary Ellen VowinkelFebruary 10, 2013---In celebration of our 57th wedding anniversary on February the

11th from Steve and Janet Mitchell.February 17, 2013---In loving memory of Sandra Calabretta on her birthday from

her parents, Roy and Jane Garrett, brother, Jim Garrett, and sister, Susan PowellFebruary 24, 2013---In celebration of Nan Andrews 91st birthday today from Bruce,

Gouley, Cody, Tom, and Linda

March 3, 2013---From Anne and Buddy MacKayMarch 10, 2013---OPENMarch 17, 2013---In memory of Helen Stevenson from her familyMarch 24, 2013---From Jean Brown, Hal, Douglas, Bruce, and Lynn in loving memory

of husband and father, Halowell E. BrownMarch 31, 2013---Easter (Easter lilies will be placed in the sanctuary)

April 7, 2013---In celebration of our 18th

wedding anniversary and Emilys 16th

birthday fromKimber and Lauren MerriamApril 14, 2013---OPENApril 21, 2013---In celebration of our 35th wedding anniversary on April 21st from

Cyndi and Tim ThompsonApril 28, 2013---In loving memory of Ray (April 2007) from Sue and the girls

May 5, 2013---OPENMay 12, 2013---OPEN (Mothers Day)May 19, 2013---From John and Jean Stewart in celebration of their 58th wedding anniversaryMay 26, 2013---From Nancy Stephenson in loving memory of her parents, Ted and Violet Wikary


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February 2013Italicized items are non-FKPC activities using FKPC facilities

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Satur1 2

9:00 - 3

Turnin

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9:00Presb

Meet

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9:00 - 11:45 Library

9:15 Adult Ed.

10:00 Choir Practice

10:30 Worship

11:30 Discipleship

Youth Ministry

12:00 Faith Leaders

5:00 PYC

5:30 Congrega-tional Care Ministry

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7:30 Mens Bible

Study

5:00 Property

Ministry

5:15 TOPS (FH)

5:30 Mission Ministry7:00 Small Group

Study (off-site)

7:00 AA (CE)

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9:30 Prayer

Shawl

Ministry

Pictorial

Directory

5:30 Evangelism

Ministry7:00 Discipleship

Ministry

Child

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10:00 PW Council

Pictorial Directory

4:00 Fellowship

Ministry

6:00 Worship

Ministry

7:00 Choir Practice

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11:00 Adult

Discipleship

Ministry

11:00 Crafts

6:00 - 8:00Marions United

(FH)

7:00 AA (CE)

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10:00 Card

Making

Ministry

(off-site)

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10

9:00 - 11:45 Library

9:15 Adult Ed.


10:30 Worship

12:00 Faith Leaders

5:00 PYC

5:00 High Tide

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7:30 Mens Bible

Study

9:30 Small Group

Study

5:15 TOPS (FH)

6:30 Mens Night

Out (off site)

7:00 Esther Circle(off site)

7:00 AA (CE)

White Elephant Sale

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12:00 - 1:30

Community

Growth (SR)

6:00 Finance

Ministry

Set-up

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1:00 Sassy Seniors

(off-site)

7:00 AshWednesday Service

8:00 Choir Practice

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11:00 Crafts

7:00 AA (CE)

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Elepha

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9:00 - 11:45 Library

9:15 Adult Ed.10:00 Choir Practice

10:30 Worship

12:00 Faith Leaders

5:00 PYC

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7:30 Mens Bible

Study

5:15 TOPS (FH)

7:00 AA (CE)

7:00 Small GroupStudy (off-site)

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10:00 Deborah

Circle

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3:00 Pastoral Care

Team

5:30 Lenten

Wednesday

7:00 Choir Practice

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10:00 The

Nurse Is In

11:00 Crafts

6:00 Session

7:00 AA (CE)

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2 Cents A Meal and

Food4Kids

9:00 - 11:45 Library

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10:30 Worship

12:00 Faith Leaders

5:00 PYC

5:00 High Tide

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7:30 Mens Bible

Study

9:30 Small Group

Study

5:15 TOPS (FH)

7:00 AA (CE)

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5:30 Lenten

Wednesday

7:00 Choir Practice

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11:00 Crafts

7:00 AA (CE)

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