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“Where Christ is the Center”

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“Sharing the Light of Christ”

O CTOBER 2019 VOLUME 33 , NUMBER 10

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KELLY’S CORNER

BOARD MODERATOR NEWS

BOARD MEETING NOTICE

CWF NEWS

CHRISTMAS WORKSHOP

PRAYER OPPORTUNITIES

NURSING HOMES

CONDOLENCES

OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS

OCTOBER ANNIVERSARIES

CHANGES IN ADDRESS/PHONE

WHERE IS GOD WHEN IT

HURTS? STUDY SERIES

HA HA TONKA RIVER TOUR

OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD

LIST OF ITEMS FOR O.C.C.

KIDZ KORNER: CRAFT

KIDZ KORNER: PUZZLE

AW-FALL JOKES

DINNER FOR EIGHT

TRUE SPIRITUALITY –STUDY

CARTOON

FELLOWSHIP DINNER

NURSEWELLNESS TIP

THANK YOU’S

TRIVIA CHALLENGE

OCTOBER CALENDAR

OCTOBER/NOVEMBER EVENTS

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST

IN THIS ISSUE: As noted in last month’s newsletter,

Pastor Kelly has finished his studies

from Phillips Theological Seminary.

He has now completed his courses and

will receive his

Certificate of Pastoral Ministry.

West Lake Christian Church

cordially invites you to the celebration honoring

Kelly Caldwell

in receiving the

“Certificate of Pastoral Ministry”

from Phillips Theological Seminary

Sunday, October 13th, 2019 at 3 pm

West Lake Christian Church, Disciples of Christ

936 Hwy O

Laurie, Mo 65037

Reception following in the Loehr Center

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“Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow

of death, I will fear no evil.”

This is perhaps an all too familiar line of the 23rd

Psalm. I say “familiar”, because when we hear it our

first thought associated with it is most likely death. It is

read at funerals more often than any other Psalm and

perhaps is one of the most read scriptures, period. I

myself use the 23rd Psalm quite often, because I do find

comfort in the words, yet it probably means more to me

in my daily journey.

I am reminded that no matter what I am confronted

with in life, no matter how dismal the outlook of things,

I have nothing to fear. God is with me to give me hope

and comfort and to help me find the courage and

strength to face whatever life may hold for me.

As I write this I have witnessed several of our family

here at West Lake go through life changing

circumstances, involving surgeries, long hospital stays,

the need for full time care, time rehabilitating, and the

death of a loved one. We must all walk through our

valleys in life and it is in these moments we are

reminded by the Psalmist that even though we face

what feels like the darkest times of our life, there is

hope and love surrounding us.

Give thanks for God’s mercy and goodness, trust

Him to sustain you in your time of need, and rejoice in

the intimacy of a relationship with Him.

The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing. He makes

me lie down in green pastures,

he leads me beside quiet waters, he refreshes my

soul. He guides me along the right paths for his

name’s sake. Even though I walk through the

darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with

me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me. You

prepare a table before me in the presence of my

enemies. You anoint my head with oil; my cup

overflows. Surely your goodness and love will

follow me all the days of my life,

and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.

Psalm 23 NIV Translation.

Blessings, Kelly

From your WLCC BOARD MODERATOR

Terry Mathena

We are already moving towards the fall time of

the year and so many great things are going on

within our church. Before long many of us will be

attending fall festivals and enjoying the fall colors

throughout the lake area. Some of us will be

heading south to enjoy the winter in warmer

weather.

It’s truly an exciting time of the year for the life

of the church. The Samaritan Purse Shoebox

Campaign is underway. I can’t imagine being a

young person in a third world country or

devastated environment with nothing and

receiving one of these boxes, possibly from

someone within our congregation. The committee

is asking for 150 boxes this year and I sincerely

hope as a congregation we can make that goal.

I am so thankful for the committees and the

work they do that sometimes it goes unnoticed.

They do it so quietly and well that we might not

even know that it’s being done. I would like to say

“Thank You” for all the work that they do to make

our church events go so smoothly.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR : October 13,

2019 At 3:00 P.M. We are having a special event

at the church for our Pastor Kelly Caldwell

celebrating his completion of his Certificate of

Pastoral Ministry. I’m excited for Kelly and what

his efforts will bring to our congregation.

Don’t forget to ask a friend or neighbor to

come join us here at West Lake Christian Church.

God Bless Each Of You! Terry Mathena

October

Kelly’s Corner

BOARD MEETING:

Thursday,

October 10, 2019

6:00 p.m.

Connect 1 Classroom

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RESOLVE O what a happy soul am I!

Although I cannot see,

I am resolved that in this world

contented I will be;

How many blessings I enjoy

that other people don’t!

To weep and sigh because

I’m Blind, I cannot, and I won’t.

Note*- Fanny Crosby wrote this poem

when she was only eight years old.

Blinded in infancy, Miss Crosby spent

the ninety-eight years of her life

composing over 9,000 songs and poems,

many of which mention a deeper sight

than that of our physical vision.

“Whether he is a sinner or not, I don’t know. One thing I do know. I was blind

but now I see”.

John 9:25

Ladies join us for CWF October 8th,

2019. Let us share the joy with others. Blessings,

Pam Folker /CWF President

Christian

NEWS

Christmas Workshop

and Breakfast

Saturday - December 14th

9 am to Noon This is West Lake Christian Church’s time to give to

our community! This will be our 5th year and each

year the attendance grows! The community is invited

to a free biscuits and gravy breakfast while enjoying

the many activities.

Activities:

Craft tables with leaders help guests create special

“take-home” crafts.

Children shop free! They are able to shop for their

parents/or caregivers in the FREE GIFT STORE.

After their shopping choice, they will take their

wrapped gifts home.

Children receive a free gift. Each child receives a

small gift that reminds them of the true meaning

of Christmas.

Nativities from around the world are on display.

Many helpers are needed.

Craft tables - 2 workers at each table. Diane

Gilmore is coordinating crafters.

Kitchen - folks to cook, serve, clean. Mel McKeown

& Rick Pace are coordinating breakfast.

Shoppers to shop with children (and set up on

Friday) Norma will help coordinate shopping.

Hospitality – come eat, sit and have coffee and visit

with our guests!!

Sign ups for helpers will happen in November.

Items Needed:

GIFTS are still needed to supply our free gift store

for the young shoppers!! (General guideline:

New gifts valued at up to about $20) PLEASE

CONTINUE TO PLACE NEW UNWRAPPED GIFT ITEMS

IN THE LARGE BOX IN ENTRY.

CASH donations are welcome- use pew envelopes

noting: for “CHRISTMAS WORKSHOP”.

GIFT BAGS & TISSUE PAPER. Our primary

wrapping needs are bags of all sizes and tissue

paper is needed also.

Please contact the coordinators, Cindy Peterson (573)

528-4425 or Norma Johnson (573)207-0546 if you

have any questions.

OCTOBER

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Laurie Care Center & The Knolls

Fred Chittune

Terry Flieger

Angela Flores

David Garrison

David Holloway

Dave Huckriede

Dona Johnson

Roy Johnson

Jamie Jones

Jim Krause

Jack Ladd

Jeff Lovett

Ruth Magill

Sarah Meeks

Gene Melton

Don Miles

Coleen Modglin

Russ Modglin

Bob Porter

Peggy Proch

Don Putnam

Pete Renick

Gary Satterfield

Debby Schenk

Barbara Schweiger

Randy Shackelford

Rhonda Smith

Tylor Smading

Rhonda Smith

Bill Snitker

Karen Swanson

McKenzie Ward

Matthew Wilkey

Robert Wilson

Names given for prayer are left on for 1 month, but

you are always welcome to request that the name be

added again. Please call the church office if you

would like a name added to the list.

Helen Blackwell

Helen Caldwell

Harold Carlile

Wanda Dallas

Maxine Ellis

Stanley Field

Shirley Horton

Shirley Hunter

Donna Kissell

Larry Magill

Claudyne Newton

Estelle Nielsen

Pat Roberts

Ruth Robin

Pauline Schooler

Freida Shackelford

Todd Szilagyi

Condolences

We offer our heartfelt sympathies to the

following families who have had loved ones pass

during this last month.

Charles Wilson,

July 2, 1928 to September 9, 2019

devoted husband of Ada Wilson

Please keep Ada and the family in your prayers.

“I do not want you to be ignorant, brethren, concerning

those who have fallen asleep, lest you sorrow as others

who have no hope. For if we believe that Jesus died and

rose again, even so God will bring with Him those who

sleep in Jesus” (1 Thessalonians 4:13, 14)

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Gail Renick 105 Mayerling Gravois Mills, MO 65037 573-374-4469 (home) 573-552-7106 (cell) gailnpete1@yahoo.com Bill Todd 4400 West 115th St. Apt 221 Leawood, KS 66211

Peg Martin 37 Wana Front St. Wana, WV 26590 Maggie Houdek 573-284-9456 Mary Fiser New email: mk2610loot@gmail.com

2 Anita Hohnecker 20 Bobbi Miles

8 Donald Putnam 20 Linda Nielsen

8 Donna Roberts 21 Doris Bayless

9 Joy Baze 21 Ada Wilson

11 Katie Flieger 22 Lisa Clark

14 Ellis Clark 22 Louise Hancock

16 Wanda Iiams 22 Nancy Merriott

16 Julie Putnam 22 Pearl Smith

17 James Chapman Sr.

20 Lois Fenwick

2 Judy & Marty McGinnis

3 Roy & Betty Snitker

10 Joe & Peggy Proch

11 Kirk & Karen Storm

12 Charles & Mary Ellen Flinn

17 Don & Cathy Bell

20 Chip & Eve Winters

22 Chuck & Pam Folker

23 Shirley & Edward Scott

Address/Phone Changes:

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HA HA TONKA STATE PARK SPRING

AND

BIG NIANGUA RIVER TOUR

CMF TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8

9:30 AM SHARP

Travel from the 31 mile marker of the Osage River up the big Niangua River to

Ha Ha Tonka State Park to enjoy a short walk to the Natural spring. The beauty of

this part of the park is breathtaking. The crystal clear water and greenery is truly

amazing. You will enjoy the river ride. We will stop for lunch at Larry’s On The

Lake on the return trip. Space is limited, first come, first served. Call early to

save a spot.

MEET AT:

“THE ELLIOTT CASA “

9:30 am Sharp

121 Chestnut Road

Sunrise Beach, MO 65079

RSVP at 573-723-2071

https://www.larrysonthelake.com/contact-location

https://www.facebook.com/NautifishRumBar/

Where Is God When It Hurts? Tuesdays 10am-12pm

Oct. 15 – Nov. 19

Life happens to all of us and we struggle to cope with our grief and hurting.

God helps us in ways we sometimes do not even realize. Come, let us learn

and share together as we explore the book Where is God when it Hurts by

Phillip Yancey. Using examples from the Bible and from his own experiences,

Yancey looks at pain—physical, emotional, and spiritual—and helps us

understand why we suffer. Bring your Bibles, your questions, and your stories,

as we allow God to guide us, strengthen us and encourage us.

Facilitator; Rev. Jane Lovett

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OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD 2019

Operation Christmas Child is a way to show God’s love and bring the

message of His Son’s gift of salvation to children in over 112 countries and

territories around the world.

In 2018, over 10.6 million shoe boxes were delivered to needy

children all across the world! Many times the boxes are delivered after

disasters. What arrives in the shoe box may well be the child’s only possessions at that time.

WHAT: We at West Lake Christian Church supply the contents to fill the gift boxes for

children. Each box will contain a “Wow” item, personal care items, clothing and

accessories, crafts and activities, school supplies, and toys.

Note the suggestion list on back for ideas & for items that cannot be included.

Boxes are packed designated for either a Girl or Boy in ages 2-4; 5-9 or 10-14.

You pick by which label you cut and paste to the top of your box.

You may use one of the Samaritans Purse* OCC boxes from the table; or use a similar

size box (or a bit larger –like a boot box or plastic box) Samaritan’s Purse is an organization

headed by Franklin Graham, son of Billy Graham. We also send $9 for each box. This covers shipping and the book about Jesus in the

child’s language supplied with each gift box. Christian teachers then provide a 12-lesson

class “The Greatest Journey” where they learn to follow Christ and share Him with others.

At the end of their classes each child receives a Bible in his/her own language.

Be a global missionary right from our church at West Lake!

HOW TO PARTICIPATE:

1. Pray for this project and the children who will be reached

2. Buy items suggested on the back of this sheet and place in designated plastic

bins in the parlor near the front entry at church before Thursday, November 14.

3. Donate $$$ toward the project. If you aren’t a “shopper” make a donation to West

Lake Christian Church designated for Operation Christmas Child. The team will buy

needed items. We also need donations to cover the $9 per box.

4. Help pack boxes – Friday November 15 at WLCC at 10:00 am. Members of the

congregation will gather to fill the boxes.

DATES:

Thursday, November 14 - deadline for bringing items for the boxes.

Friday, November 15 - PACKING SESSION at church.

Friday, November 22 - DELIVER OUR 150 boxes (PLUS a check totaling # of

boxes times $9) to drop off point!

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2019 Goal for West Lake Christian Church is 150 Boxes! Please help by buying items off the suggested list and bringing them to church.

OR PACK one or more boxes yourself – involve grandchildren!

“WOW” ITEMS:

• Doll

• Truck / car

• Soccer ball (deflated & include a manu-

al air pump so ball can be inflated)

• Small stuffed animal

• Outfit of clothing for smaller child

• Small musical instrument (harmonica;

recorder etc)

TOYS

• Foam ball

• Yo-yo

• Small Frisbee

• Small Kite

• Building blocks

• Slinky

• Finger puppets

• Plastic tools

• Etch A Sketch

• Hacky-Sack

• Baseball and Mit

• Small plastic farm animals

• Building blocks

• Interactive toys that include

push buttons, lights & noise

(include extra batteries)

PERSONAL CARE ITEMS

• Comb, hairbrush

• Toothbrush (wrapped)

• Colorful Adhesive bandages

• Washcloth

• Bar soap (individually wrapped

or in container)

• Reusable plastic containers

• Cup, water bottle, plate, bowl

• Small blankets

• Nail clipper/file

• Non-liquid lip balm

• Stick deodorant

• Compact w/enclosed mirror

SCHOOL SUPPLIES

• Pencils / pens

• Small manual pencil sharpeners

• Erasers

• Colored pencils

• Pencil case

• Crayons

• Blank index cards

• Solar-powered calculators

• Safety (Blunt tip) scissors

• Ruler

• Small tablets

• Glue Sticks (no liquid)

• Colorful tape

• Small colored paper

CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES

• Shirts and pants

• Pillowcase dresses (loose-fitting

sundresses)

• Underwear

• Shoes & socks

• Flip flops

• Hat/scarf/mittens

• Sunglasses

• Tote bag/purse

• Small Blankets

• Hair bows, clips ribbons

• Wrist watch

• Bandanas

• Bead kits/ jewelry

CRAFTS AND ACTIVITIES

• Markers

• Coloring pads/ color books

• Picture books / notebooks

• Glue Stick (no liquid glue)

• Small color adhesive tape

• Watercolor set / brushes

• NO Liquid paints

• Make-it-yourself craft items/kits

• Kaleidoscopes

• Marbles

• Playdough (cookie cutters)

• Stickers

• Chalkboard & chalk

• Costume items for dress up

• Plastic animals, figures

• Etch A Sketch

• Binoculars

Items that cannot be included: used or damaged items, war-related items such as toy guns, knives or mili-

tary figures; seeds, food, liquids or lotions, tooth paste, medications or vitamins, breakable items such as

snow globes or glass containers, no aerosol cans.

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Aw-fall Jokes! Share some laughs — or groans — with these autumn-themed jokes:

• What did the tree say to autumn? “Leaf me alone!”

• What did one autumn leaf say to another? “I’m falling for you.”

• How do you fix a broken pumpkin? With a pumpkin patch.

• How do leaves get from place to place? With autumn-mobiles.

•What’s the ratio of a pumpkin’s circumference to its diameter? Pumpkin pi.

• Why are trees very forgiving? Because in the fall they “let it go” and in the

spring they “turn over a new leaf.”

K IDZ

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Dinner for 8 is held in the spring & fall. It is an event where 8-12 people (depending on # host home can

seat) gather to share good food and fellowship in a “’host home”. It is an excellent opportunity to get to know

folks you might not know well. Past participants say this is where church acquaintances began to form real

friendships.

How it works: Those who sign up to attend are grouped by the event coordinator(s) into appropriate sized

groups for the host homes. Hosts provide the main dish and beverages and contact their assigned guests about

what to bring; appetizers, salad, side dish, or dessert. Time is determined by host home … midday, mid-

afternoon, or evening.

How to attend: Sign up on clip board in entry, on the slip in bulletin or call Norma Johnson 573-207-0546 or

text her cell at 402-880-9989 OR leave word with Jan in the church office 573-374-0647

Interested in being a host? Let Norma know how many guests you want and time of day you want to gather.

SIGN UP BY Sept 29

(Late deciders?…call Norma anyway!)

All couples and individuals are encouraged to participate.

RELAX AND ENJOY ONE ANOTHER!

True Spirituality Becoming a Romans 12 Christian

Christians today live in a world that is activity-heavy and relationship-light. We struggle to know what

God wants FROM us and FOR us …. and we're unsure what a real relationship with God really looks like.

God gives us a clear picture of what Christians should look like at the root level in Romans 12. If you're ready

to move beyond the motions of religion and experience a real relationship with God, your journey begins here

where we will touch on the following topics:

Would you like to know what God’s dream for your life is?

What does living like a Christian really mean?

What causes God’s blessings to flow to you and me?

What does God want from you the most?

How to get God's best for your life?

Do you want to “do” life differently?

Who am I?

Where do I belong?

What am I supposed to do?

God has designed you and created you for a specific and unique purpose. Let’s look into these remarks

as we study “True Spirituality: Becoming a Romans 12 Christian” beginning on

Sunday, October 13

9 am in Library

Dinner for Eight 8 Sunday October 6, 2019

All Members & Guests are Invited…

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What is it? The lymph nodes filter the fluid going through it capturing bacteria, viruses and other foreign objects. Then the lymphocytes (certain white blood cells) will destroy the substances. These nodes may be in the underarm or groin areas. Lymphedema occurs when the Lymphatic system does not function well and allows a build-up of fluid (edema) in the arms or legs. Causes

Primary- may be present from birth or it may develop as a teenager or adult with no known cause.

Secondary- may be as a result of having lymph nodes removed (may be related to cancer), medications, radiation therapy or injury to the lymph nodes.

Symptoms Swelling (Edema) of an arm or leg Feeling of fullness in your arm or leg Decreased flexibility (movement) of wrist, hand or

ankle Clothes, rings, bracelet or watches may be too tight

Diagnosis If you have these symptoms, see your doctor. The doctor will do a physical exam, ask about your symptoms, ask about any injuries that may have occurred and ask about

any medications you take. If you have had surgery or radiation, then you may already be informed of this possibility.

Treatment It may require wearing a compression garment, eating a healthy diet, watching for any breakdown in the skin. Follow your doctor’s recommendation regarding any exercise to the area. Lake Regional offers support groups at the hospital on the second Tuesday of even numbered months in the Cancer Center at 11:15AM and at the clinic in Eldon on the third Wednesday of the month at 5:30 PM. Call Lake Regional Rehab Therapy at 573-302-2230 for more information.

Resource-http://www.webmd.com//lymphedema-topic -overview

Lake Regional Health System

54 Hospital Drive

Osage Beach, MO 65065 www.bbeck@lakeregional.com

Becky Beck RN Parish Nurse Coordinator

Wellness Tip of the Month

October, 2019 Lymphedema

Come join us the third Sunday of the month for

good food and fellowship. The dinner is right

after our Sunday Worship Service. Bring a

favorite dish to share in this pot-luck dinner!

October 20th Dinner Team:

Tom & Nancy Kunkel*, Bruce & Bobbi Miles,

Anita & Tom Hohnecker, Diane Miles and

Marsha Lennie If you are unable to serve at this time, please contact your

team Leader *

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Words of Thanks

It will be that time of year for

the 2020 envelopes to be

printed up. If your family

would like envelopes (either

weekly or monthly) please

let me know.

Remember that you can also do your offering

online by going to our website

www.westlakechristianchurch.org and click on the

Burgundy box titled Online Offering—online

giving. It is quick and easy!

Help me get a head start in printing by letting me

know if you again will want envelopes in 2020.

Thank you—Jan 573-374-0647

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Sunday Schedule

9:00 A.M. CLASSES

CHILDREN-UPSTAIRS CLASSROOMS

2 ADULT-STUDIES DOWNSTAIRS

ROOMS

10:30 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

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1:30 p.m. Church Growth

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8:00 bkfst at Chances R 9:00 Crafts 9:30 prayer

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10 am—Noon “Where Is God

When It Hurts?”

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4:45 praise team

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4:30 Bell Choir

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9:30 watercolor

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11:30 Pizza with the

Pastor

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8:00 bkfst at Chances R 9:00 Crafts 9:30 prayer

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10 am—Noon “Where Is

God When It Hurts?”

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4:45 praise team

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4:30 Bell Choir 7:00 pm

Symphony of Magic Dragon

Concert

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9:30 watercolor

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10

CFC Food Drive

11 8:00 bkfst at Chances R 9:00 Crafts 9:30 prayer

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10 am—Noon “Where Is

God When It Hurts?” 1:00 pm cwf mtg

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4:45 Praise Team

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4:30 Bell Choir

6:00 Board Meeting O.C.C. $, & gift box

deadline

15 9:30

watercolor 12:30 pm

O.C.C. Packing Party

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Fellowship Dinner

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8:00 bkfst at Chances R 9:00 Crafts 9:30 prayer

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10 am—Noon “Where Is

God When It Hurts?”

Noon Newsletter

Deadline

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4:45 praise team

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9:30 a.m. Communication’s

Meeting 4:30 Bell Choir

6:30 Elders’ mtg

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9:30

watercolor 6:00

Dominoes

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25 8:00 bkfst at Chances R 9:00 Crafts 9:30 prayer

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9 a.m. Fold Newsletter

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4:45 praise team

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4:30 Bell Choir

4:30 Happy Hour Support Group

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9:30

watercolor

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Sunday Schedule

9:00 A.M. CLASSES

CHILDREN-UPSTAIRS CLASSROOMS

3 ADULT-STUDIES DOWNSTAIRS

ROOMS

10:30 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE

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Laurie, MO 65037

(573) 374-0647

“Address Service Requested”

Website: www.westlakechristianchurch.org

Phone: 573-374-0647

Facebook: www.facebook.com/westlakecc/

Office Hours: Mon-Thu 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Ministry Team

Kelly Caldwell, Pastor Email: Pastor@westlakechristianchurch.org

Jan Martin, Admin. Assistant

Email: westlakechristianchurch@gmail.com

Marilyn Rothove, Financial Associate

Email: Marilyn@westlakechristianchurch.org

Chris Turner, Music Coordinator

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DECEMBER EVENTS CHURCH GROWTH

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2019, 1:30 P.M. CHRISTMAS GREATER LAKE AREA CHORALE

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2019 2:00 P.M. CWF MEETING CHRISTMAS PARTY

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, NOON

BOARD MEETING

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 6:00 P.M. IN CONNECT CLASSROOM CHRISTMAS WORKSHOP & FREE BISCUIT/GRAVY BREAKFAST

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14 9:00 AM TO NOON FELLOWSHIP DINNER

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15 AFTER 10:30 A.M. WORSHIP NEWSLETTER DEADLINE & FOLDING

MONDAY, DECEMBER 16 NOON ARTICLE DEADLINE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19 9 A.M. FOLD

COMMUNICATIONS MEETING

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 9:30 A.M. ELDERS MEETING

THURSDAY, DECEMBER, 6:30 P.M., LOEHR CENTER

CANDLELIGHT & COMMUNION - CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24TH, 5:30 P.M., MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOES:

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27TH, 6:00 P.M., LIBRARY LAURIE CARE CENTER WORSHIP SERVICE

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29 2:00 P.M. AT LCC HAPPY HOUR SUPPORT GROUP NO MEETINGS DURING NOVEMBER—FEBRUARY.

NOVEMBER EVENTS PIZZA WITH THE PASTOR

NOVEMBER 3, 2019, 11:30 P.M. CHURCH GROWTH MEETING

NOVEMBER 3, 2019, 1:30 P.M. WHERE IS GOD WHEN IT HURTS? STUDY SERIES

TUESDAYS, NOVEMBER 5TH, 12TH, 19TH 10 A.M.—NOON SYMPHONY OF THE MAGIC DRAGON CONCERT

(formerly known as “THE STRINGS”) THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH, 7 P.M. CWF MEETING – All WLCC Ladies invited

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12TH, 1:00 P.M. DESSERT SERVED

BOARD MEETING

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH, CONNECT 1 ROOM AT 6:00 P.M. COMMUNICATIONS MEETING

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, AT 9:30 A.M. FELLOWSHIP DINNER

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17 - AFTER 10:30 A.M. WORSHIP NEWSLETTER DEADLINE & FOLDING

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, NOON DEADLINE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 9 A.M. FOLD

ELDERS MEETING

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21ST, 6:30 P.M., LOEHR CENTER THANKSGIVING DAY

OFFICE CLOSED, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28TH MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOES:

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29TH 6:00 PM HAPPY HOUR SUPPORT GROUP NO MEETINGS DURING NOVEMBER—FEBRUARY.