MISSION STATEMENT Love God and one another, serve our community, and transform lives.

VISION

A radically inclusive community, empowered to spread God’s love throughout the world.

BELIEFS

We believe all are created in the image of God. We believe God loves everyone and through Christ saves‐revives‐renews the world. We believe God through the

Holy Spirit changes lives. We believe the church is the body of Christ with a mission. We believe the Bible is the word of God. We believe that God has gifted

everyone and the church for the purposes of God. We believe discipleship is a continuing journey.

ASBURY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH  LOVING...SERVING...TRANSFORMING LIVES

MARCH 5, 2017 ~ 8:30 AM AND 10:30 AM WORSHIP

FORGIVEN SERMON SERIES

 

 

Please use this time for prayer and meditation as we prepare for worship.

PRELUDE                   8:30 am—He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands...Callahan                 10:30 am—When I Survey the Wondrous Cross...Mason 

INTROIT        10:30 am—Hush, Hush, Somebody’s Callin’ Mah Name...Traditional                                         

THE CHURCH GATHERS

††CALL TO WORSHIP Leader:  In the wilderness of life, we are not alone. People: God is with us, even in the midst of our loneliness. Leader:  On the treacherous paths, God’s guidance is ours. People: We will walk in God’s ways of wisdom and truth. Leader:  Come to hear. Come to learn. Come to the hiding place of God. People: Here we find grace. Here we find love. Here we will worship and pray.

††PROCESSIONAL 10:30 am—All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name (154 UMH)

WELCOME AND WORDS OF HOSPITALITY  

UMW TRIBUTE 10:30 am—Honoree ~ Alva “Sweet Potato” Smith Marcus By Vassal and Theodore Marcus

PASSING OF THE PEACE Koinonia (579 AAHH)    

►►►►►►(Congregants may now enter the Sanctuary) 

††HYMN OF PRAISE Lord, Who Throughout These Forty Days (269 UMH)   

►►►►►►(Congregants may now enter the Sanctuary) 

CHILDREN’S MESSAGE     10:30 am—Min. Scott Bostic 

MINISTRY OF MUSIC Beautiful Savior...D. Allen

        

CALL TO PRAYER 10:30 am—Just a Little Talk with Jesus...C. Derricks  

MORNING PRAYER

PRAYER RESPONSE God Is So Good ...Anonymous  

ASBURY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT

8:30 AM AND 10:30 AM WORSHIP  †† = Those who are able may stand AAHH = African American Heritage Hymnal ‐ Yellow Hymnal    UMH = United Methodist Hymnal ‐ Red Hymnal                        

 

 

 

WE HEAR THE WORD

SCRIPTURE LESSON Matthew 6:5‐15 (NT—Pgs. 5‐6)

Liturgist: This is the word of the Lord.  People: Thanks be to God.                               

††HYMN OF PREPARATION                    Amazing Grace (378 UMH)              

SERMON “Forgiven Sermon Series: Why Forgive?” Rev. Dr. Ianther M. Mills, Senior Pastor

WE RESPOND IN FAITH

 

††HYMN OF INVITATION Give Me a Clean Heart (461 AAHH)  Worshipers are invited to pray at the altar in private or signal to an Intercessory Prayer member to pray with you. Also at this time, you may come down to join Asbury in Christian Fellowship.    

PRESENTATION OF TITHES AND OFFERINGS

OFFERTORY If You Believe...C. Moore  

††OFFERTORY RESPONSE Doxology Praise God from whom all blessings flow.  Praise Him all creatures here below.  Praise Him. Above ye heavenly host.  Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.  Amen. 

OFFERTORY PRAYER

CELEBRATION OF HOLY COMMUNION

INVITATION TO HOLY COMMUNION Pages 7‐8 (UMH)

THE GREAT THANKSGIVING Pages 9‐11 (UMH)

SHARING THE BREAD AND THE CUP

COMMUNION HYMNS Grace Greater Than Our Sin (365 UMH) Alas! and Did My Savior Bleed (359 UMH)

 

 

WE SCATTER TO BE THE CHURCH IN THE WORLD     

 

††HYMN OF RECESSION I Want Jesus to Walk with Me (521 UMH)  

BENEDICTION

POSTLUDE 8:30 am—A Mighty Fortress...Whitsett             10:30 am—We Shall Walk Through the Valley in Peace...Hatter   

                    

The congregation is asked to remain seated for the closing voluntary.

WORSHIP PARTICIPANTS

Minister of Music & Liturgical Arts and Male Chorus Director: Everett P. Williams, Jr.  Organist: Earl Hargrove (8:30 am) 

Music: Male Chorus Children's Message: Min. Scott Bostic (10:30 am) 

Liturgists: Min. Monica Mzezewa (8:30 am) Clergy (10:30 am) 

Communion Stewards Ushers: Men & Women

Greeters: Rebecca Ross, Lorraine Thompson & Terri Thompson (8:30 am) Nina McEaddy Johnson, Marian Lewis & Carol Travis (10:30 am) 

Acolyte: Jazmine Scott (10:30 am) Trustees on Duty: James Anderson (8:30 am) 

Canardo Richardson (10:30 am) 

 

 

 

Adults—Room 1-9

Children (up to 4th grade)—Rooms 2-8 & 2-9

Youth (up to 12th grade)— Room 1-11

A A W —9:30-10:30 AM

Asbury’s Week At‐A‐Glance

Sunday, March 5, 2017

7:30 am—Valet Parking 8:30 am & 10:30 am—Worship, Sanctuary 9:30 am—Adult Sunday School, 1‐9 9:30 am—Children’s Sunday School, 2‐8/2‐9 9:30 am—Youth Sunday School, 1‐11 9:30 am—Forgiven Bible Study Class, 1‐12 9:30 am & 12:30 pm—Coffee with Pastors, G‐1 1:00 pm—Confirmation Class, 1‐9 6:00 pm—The Bridge Worship Service, G‐1 

Monday, March 6, 2017

7:45 am—Downtown Cluster’s Geriatric Ctr., G‐1/OSH/1‐11/ 1‐12 3:00 pm—Deadline: Asburyan Bulletin & Ads 6:30 pm—Converge DC Small Group Mtg., 1‐11/1‐12 

Tuesday, March 7, 2017

7:45 am—Downtown Cluster’s Geriatric Ctr., 1‐11/ 1‐12/2‐8/2‐9 10:00 am—James Nero ~ Family Hour, Sanctuary 10:30 am—Forgiven Bible Study Class, Colesville UMC 11:00 am—James Nero ~ Celebration of Life, Sanctuary 11:00 am—Wesleyan Choir Research, Library 1:30 pm—James Nero ~ Repast, Fellowship Hall 6:30 pm—Christian Education Mtg., 1‐9 7:00 pm—Fitness & Cooking Class, G‐1 7:00 pm—Forgiven Bible Study Class, Ryland Epworth UMC 

Wednesday, March 8, 2017

7:45 am—Downtown Cluster’s Geriatric Ctr., G‐1/OSH/1‐11/ 1‐12 12:00 pm—Forgiven Bible Study Class, 1‐8 6:30 pm—SPRC Mtg., 1‐8 

Thursday, March 9, 2017

7:45 am—Downtown Cluster’s Geriatric Ctr., G‐1/OSH/1‐11/ 1‐12 12:15 pm—Faith & Politics Study, Kabob House 6:30 pm—Trustee Board Mtg., 1‐8 7:00 pm—Forgiven Bible Study Class, 1‐9 7:00 pm—The Bridge Band Practice, G‐1 

Friday, March 10, 2017

7:45 am—Downtown Cluster’s Geriatric Ctr., 1‐11/ 1‐12/2‐8/2‐9 10:00 am—Patricia Marshall ~ Family Hour, Sanctuary 11:00 am—Patricia Marshall ~ Memorial Service, Sanctuary 12:30 pm—Patricia Marshall ~ Repast, Fellowship Hall 

Saturday, March 11, 2017

10:00 am—Handbell Choir Rehearsal, G‐13  10:00 am—UMW Mission Team Mtg., 1‐11/1‐12 11:00 am—Wesleyan Choir Rehearsal, OSH 11:30 am—Food Pantry, G‐4 12:30 pm—Male Chorus, OSH 12:30 pm—Women’s Usher Board Mtg, 2‐8/2‐9 2:00 pm—Higher Praise Gospel Chorale, OSH  

We hope that through word, music, fellowship and prayer you will experience the presence of

God today.

Please make sure you sign the attendance register as it is

passed so that we can share with you about what is happening in

the life of this church. 

WELCOME & ANNOUNCEMENTS 

From the Senior Pastor’s Desk March 2017

Word for the Month: FORGIVE  Scripture of the Month: Luke 17:1‐10  Thought for the Month: Only through the process of forgiveness can we free ourselves of the endless and unyielding cycle of pain and retribution.  Emphasis for the Month: Christian Living  Pastor’s Book of the Month: The Book of Forgiving: The Fourfold Path for Healing Ourselves and Our World by Desmond Tutu and Mpho Tutu 

 

 

A message from the Membership Assimilation and Records Committee (MARC)

March 2017

DO YOU KNOW HOW TO CONTACT THE ASBURY MEMBERS LISTED BELOW?

If Yes, please use the address change cards located outside the Church Office to provide

(an address, telephone number, or email address) and deposit it in the box or contact Leona Ferguson at (202‐832‐1258) or

leonafergyasb@verizon.net. THANK YOU!

Allen, Sharon  Anthony,  Mattye  Barley, Marsha A.  Beatty, Vernon  Berkeley, Nikita  Brown, Emma Jo  Caldwell, Hyman  Careathers, Renalle  Careathers, Stuart  Dandridge, Mary F.  Dansan, Zoe  Darden, Jacqueline Edwards Davis, Lilton, Jr. Dawkins, Annie M. Domally, Anissa  Driver, Angela  Dudley, Walter B.  Emerson, Lisa Hilton‐Leigh, Marjorie  Howard, James A., Jr.  James, Shelia Z.  Jones, Thelma Jordan, Krystal  

Koker, Nasiru  Lipscomb, Melvin F., Jr.  Lomax, Brenda  Long, Binah & Terrina  Mattison, Danai  Mousa, Maryann  Newman, Beatrice C.  Newton, Hattie E.  Paige, Carlton, Sr. Pannell, Myrtrice  Richardson, Tangelina Ridgeway, Rufus  Robinson, Gwendolyn Simms, Osmond  Springs, Cynthia  Thompson, Nancy M.  Wilcher, Edward Williams, Isaac  Williams, Pamela  Woods, Cynthia  

 

  

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A Tribute to Asbury United Methodist Women

 

Throughout the month of March, you will hear tributes to United Methodist Women who have left a memorable impression in their family’s life and in their community.  

 March 5 ~ Vassal Marcus  

March 12 ~ Garnet Hammond   March 19 ~ Robert Reid   

March 26 ~ Albert Dickson 

A TRIBUTE FROM VASSAL MARCUS

Alva Smith Marcus was born March 17, 1926 in Washington, D.C. After graduating from Cardozo High School, she attended Howard University and received a BA degree in 1950. She met and married Vassal Marcus a fellow student and created a family consisting of three boys -- Winston, Jonathan, and Theodore; and one girl, Robin. Alva was a fifth generation Washingtonian, a retired social worker and educator with a lifelong interest in literacy and civil rights. She effectively promoted the integration of Glen Echo Amusement Park, three public schools, and two communities. She lovingly contributed three sons to Asbury as altar boys -- once, Winston, was the youngest in Asbury's history. After a blessed marriage of 65 years, she sadly departed this life on February 8, 2016, the birthday of her youngest son, Theodore. We miss her, but we are confident that she is sitting at the "right hand of God", and "is waiting for me", her husband insists.

 

 

We are blessed and deeply grateful to all who have helped nurture and grow our Tree for the Future. We encourage you to be a charter sponsor of the Asbury Tree for the Future campaign, by remembering or honoring a family member, friend, or that special someone in your life; or by celebrating a special event in your life. If you wish to make your donation in person, a table will be set-up in the Fellowship Hall TODAY. Tree for the Future contributions also may be left in the Finance Office or mailed to Asbury, Attention: Tree for the Future Campaign. Be sure to include an order form, with the exact wording you want on your rock, acorn, or leaf (space and characters for engraving is limited). Forms can be found in the Narthex and outside the Main Office. We are pleased to accept credit card payments. Visit www.asburyumcdc.org and select ‘Donate’, then follow the prompts until you get to ‘Giving Tree’ and make your payment. Contact the Finance Office if you need assistance with making a credit card payment. We also can offer installment plans. If you’re writing a check, be sure to put ‘Donor Tree’ in the memo line. You can make payments until your rock, acorn or leaf is fully paid. Receipts of your payments will be emailed or mailed. Questions? Contact: Martrice Green, 202-397-3451/martrice69@verizon.net René Carter, 202-422-7948/jcarter@nea.org

ASBURY’STREEFORTHEFUTUREACCEPTINGDONATIONS

ROCKS AND ACORNS LEAVES

Large rocks—$2,016 Large acorns—$1,836 Medium rocks—$980 Medium acorns—$780

Gold leaves—$580 Silver leaves—$380 Bronze leaves—$180

 

 

Forgiven Bible Study Classes

Sundays @ 9:30 am, Beginning March 5 Instructor, Sherman Harris ~ Asbury UMC ~ 1-9

Sundays @ 9:30 am, Beginning March 5 Instructor, Vanessa Williford ~ Asbury UMC ~ 1-12

Tuesdays @ 10:30 am, Beginning March 7 Instructor, Rev. Albert Moser ~ Colesville UMC

Tuesdays @ 10:30 am, Beginning March 7 Instructor, Rev. Irene Pierce ~ Pierce Residence

Tuesdays @ 7:00 pm, Beginning March 7 Instructor, Jesse James ~ Ryland Epworth UMC

Tuesdays @ 8:00 pm, Beginning March 7 Instructor, Min. Scott Bostic ~ Online

Wednesdays @ 12:00 pm, Beginning March 8 Instructor, Rev. Ianther Mills ~ Asbury UMC ~ 1-8

Thursdays @ 7:00 pm, Beginning March 9 Instructors, Min. Veronica Allen & Thelma Johnson Asbury

UMC ~ 1-9

Stop by the Narthex today to sign-up for a Bible study class. Space is still available and books are $10.

Stop by the Narthex before or after both worship services to pick‐up your March‐April  

copy of the Upper Room. 

LARGE&SMALLPRINT—$1

Orders for lilies for Easter Sunday are being accepted by Frankye Warren, Pat Crudup and Judith Roberts.  Order forms will be in the Narthex starting March 5.  The cost is $15 per plant and checks are payable to Asbury UMC.  The deadline for orders is Sunday,  April 2.    

  Questions? Please call 202‐726‐4221. 

PLACEYOURORDERTODAY

 

 

JANUARY, FEBRUARY & MARCH CELEBRANTS

March 19 After the 10:30 am Service

Fellowship Hall 

BIRTHDAYFELLOWSHIPWill participate in the

ANNUAL FAMILY & FRIENDS DAY on

Sunday, March 12, 3 pm

Jerusalem Baptist Church 2600 P Street, NW

Washington, DC

ASBURYMALECHORUS

Sunday, March 12, Both Services Grandparents, bring your grandchildren 

to church.    

Grandchildren, invite your grandparents to worship with you.   

 And, if your grandparents live far away or are no longer with us, bring a picture of 

them to church, we want to  honor them too. 

GRANDPARENTSDAY

 

 

SUNDAY, MARCH 26 BOTH SERVICES

Bishop LaTrelle Easterling is the first woman bishop to lead the 233-year-old Baltimore-

Washington Conference. She was elected as a bishop in The United Methodist Church in July

2016, and began serving this conference in September.

BISHOP EASTERLING VISITS ASBURY

TOGETHER, WE REACH CHILDREN, FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED

DEVASTATION IN THE WAKE OF DISASTER.

UMCOR Sunday (formerly One Great Hour of Sharing)

Use the donation envelope in the bulletin or send a check to: GCFA, P.O. Box 340029,

Nashville, TN 37203

Please put UMCOR in the memo section of your check. 

SPECIALGIVINGSUNDAY—MARCH26

 

PALM SUNDAY April 9 ~ Preaching: Bishop Marcus Matthews

8:30 am & 10:30 am – Asbury Sanctuary

MAUNDY-THURSDAY April 13 ~ Service of Nails 7 pm – Asbury Sanctuary

GOOD FRIDAY April 14 ~ Preaching: Sons & Daughters of Asbury

12-3 pm – Asbury Sanctuary

COMMUNITY GOOD FRIDAY MEAL April 14

12-3 pm – Fellowship Hall

EASTER SUNDAY April 16

6:30 am, 8:30 am & 10:30 am – Asbury Sanctuary

C D /T /L Tuesdays, April 25—June 20, 2017

7:00‐8:30 pm ~ 1‐11/1‐12

L Darryl Wyles

Session #1 – Super Saving Session #2 – Rela ng With Money Session #3 – Cash Flow Planning

Session #4 – Dumping Debt Session #5 – Buyer Beware

Session #6 – The Role of Insurance Session #7 – Re rement and College Planning

Session #8 – Real Estate and Mortgages Session #9 – The Great Misunderstanding

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For more informa on contact: Call Martrice Green at 202‐397‐3451 or martrice69@verizon.net

FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP CLASSES

 

 

During the time of sorrow, we learned how much our Pastor and

Church mean to us.

The Sharperson family thank you very much.

DearRev.Mills,Thankssomuchforyourprayersandwordsofcomfortduringmytimeofneed.Sincerely,E. Mary Williams

To the Pastors and members of Asbury UMC, thank you for the lovely floral spray.  Rev. Mills, thank you for your time and 

assistance.  Thanks also to  Sis Sophie—especially for that much 

needed hug!     

Love & God bless you all,  Shirlene Campbell & Sons

 

 

 

Join Foundry on April 9 (Palm Sunday) to pack meals through Stop Hunger Now. There will be mul ple one‐hour shi s from 10:10am—2pm. To par cipate, please contact Rev. Ben Roberts, Director of Social Jus ce Ministries, Foundry UMC 202.332.4010 x224.

APRIL9~FOUNDRYUMC

 

 

Rev.MillsandCongregation,Thankyousomuchforyourkindnessandthoughtfulwordsduringthistimeofourloss.WearegratefulforyourservicesandallAsburyanswhocontributedandmadeourfarewellto“Bobby”asuccess.Manyblessingstoallofyou!

The family of Robert Lee Lathan, Jr.

I would like to thank Pastors, Rev. Mills, Rev. Moser and loyal members of Asbury for their prayers, words of comfort and kindness during the illness and passing of my dear sister Ruth L. Giles. Ruth loved Asbury Church and would be deeply pleased at the kindness and support given. May God continue to bless you. Sleita D. Giles

Dear Asbury Family,   Thank you so very much for your many acts of kindness, concern and support.  Your prayers, calls, and cards helped to sustain our family as we navigated our recent medical journey and the sudden death of our niece, Patricia Marshall.  We are incredibly blessed and appreciative to have such a caring church family.   With sincere gratitude,   

Herman and Claudia Thompson & Family

 

A devoted, loving wife, you may be gone but, you live in my heart every day.   Your devoted husband, 

Albert Dickson

Gloria H. Dickson

 

 

THEFLOWERSONTHEALTARAREINLOVINGMEMORYOF

 

 

Health Ministry News M ar c h 20 1 7

HEART DISEASE MONTH

Heart disease is the leading cause for death for American men and women. African American men and women are particularly at risk because they are two times as likely to have hypertension (high blood pressure) or diabetes as white men and women. How does this disease present? It presents with swelling of ankles, shortness of breath, chest pain or pain in the neck or shoulder, indigestion (which is heart disease until proven otherwise.) What are the commonest risk factors? Smoking cigarettes, high blood pressure (hypertension), diabetes, a sedentary life style, obesity, and hypercholesterolemia. Since an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure—how do we prevent it? After the age of 40—do the following: 1. Stop smoking cigarettes. 2. Take medication as necessary to keep

blood pressure under 130 mm/hg and cholesterol less than 200 mg/cc.

3. Add exercise to your daily routine start

by walking or other aerobic exercise at least 15 minutes a day, three times weekly. In two weeks, increase to 30 minutes a day, three times weekly. Eventually, increase to 30 minutes a day, five times weekly.

4. Add prayer/meditation to your daily routine. Exercise and meditation should each be done at least 5 times a week, if not daily for no less than 15-30 minutes.

5. Increase healthy eating—eat more fruits

and green vegetables, less red meat and salt and fried foods.

6. Annual visit to your primary care

physician to get your HB A1C, cholesterol and BP checked.

7. Sit less—interrupt sitting for five minutes

every hour with, 3-5 minutes walking or other exercises.

8. Sleep 7-8 hours every night. 9. Avoid being overweight or obese.

 

 

WASHINGTON, DC RESIDENCE Northwest

Ellen Barnette 

Sharon Banks 

Vivian Campbell 

Dorothy Green 

Sallie Montgomery 

St. Clair Parks 

Louis Perkins 

Northeast

Ira Blount 

Selma Douglas 

Laline Harris 

Carolyn LeGare 

Cleora Morton 

Mattie Nelson 

Adeline Robinson 

Ruth Williams 

WASHINGTON, DC ASSISTED LIVING & REHABILITATION FACILITIES Phyllis Edwards, Stoddard Baptist Nursing Home, 1818 Newton St., NW 

Tobi Mason, Bridgepoint Healthcare,  4601 Martin Luther King, Jr. Ave., SW  

Christine Robinzine, Washington Center for Aging Services, 2601 18th St., NE  

Shirley White, Little Sisters of the Poor, 4200 Harewood Rd., NE  

 

MARYLAND RESIDENCE

MARYLAND HOSPITALS, ASSISTED LIVING & REHABILITATION FACILITIES

Clyde Brayboy,  Manor Care Health Center in Silver Spring, Rm. 552 

Flora Colston, Manor Care Health Center in Chevy Chase 

Elisha Davies, Woodside Center in Silver Spring 

Olivia Harris, Asbury Methodist Village:  Wilson Health Care Ctr. 

Lillian Langford, Collington Assisted Living in Mitchellville 

Charles Neal, NMS Healthcare of Hyattsville 

Barbara Semper, Morningside House Health Care in Laurel 

Grace Bradford 

Lena Reynolds 

Joyce White 

Thelma Williams  

ASBURY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Care and Concern List ~ February 2017

(This list is current as of January 31, 2017)   

We invite you to pray for the persons  on this list and for their families. 

 

 

Asbury United Methodist Church 

Rev. Dr. Ianther M. Mills, Senior Pastor  Rev. Albert Moser, Associate Pastor 

Rev. Alexis Brown, Howard University UM Chaplain Min. Scott Bostic, Youth Pastor 

Min. Matthew Wilke, Contemporary Worship Pastor Bishop Forrest Stith, Retired Bishop in Residence 

Robert Mallett & Darryl Wyles, Lay Leaders Rev. Gerard A. Green, Jr., District Superintendent  

Bishop LaTrelle Miller Easterling, Episcopal Leader of the Baltimore‐Washington Conference     

Visit asburyumcdc.org for information about our ministries.  Find us on Facebook and Twitter.   

926 11th St., NW, Washington, DC 20001 202‐628‐0009 (office) ~ 202‐783‐0519 (fax) ~ asburymail@asburyumcdc.org

Monday‐Friday ~ 8:00 am‐4:30 pm

GETTINGAROUND

Sunday, March 5 Romans 10:8-13

Monday, March 6

Matthew 14:22-32

Tuesday, March 7 Romans 8:14-17

Wednesday, March 8

Isaiah 55:10-13  

Thursday, March 9 1 Peter 4:8-11

Friday, March 10

1 Corinthians 11:24-34

Saturday, March 11 Isaiah 40:27-31

 

There is an elevator in the Education Building

that accesses all levels of the church—the

sanctuary, the fellowship hall, and all the Sunday

School rooms.

Free parking is available Sundays in the garage

adjacent to our 11th Street entrance. You may

pick up a parking pass from the 11th Street

reception desk.

Restrooms are on the lower level on either side

of the narthex and on the 2nd and 3rd floors.

DAILYWORD

BIRTHDAY FELLOWSHIPS

  

 Apr/May/Jun—Jun 18 ~ Blanche Richardson, Coordinator   

 Jul/Aug/Sept—Sept 17 ~ Mamie Goodwin, Coordinator   

 Oct/Nov/Dec—Nov 19 ~ Shirley Thomas, Coordinator 

MARC MEETINGS

MEMBERSHIP ASSIMILATION RECORDS COMMITTEE

April 30,  July 30,  October 29 and December 31 (no mtg.) 

The Communications Ministry team is forming. If you would like more

information, please contact

Carol Travis, Chairperson 301-459-6303

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