MARTHA BOWMAN UMCOCTOBER 2014 NEWSLETTER

Fall Family Fun!

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The investigation began by questioning family, friends and church staff, attempting to gather vital clues to the mystery. After repeatedly peering under furniture, flipping cushions and crawling on the floorboard of my truck, I came to the humbling

admission, my wallet was not “misplaced”, it was lost!

I attempted to comfort myself, “It had my Drivers License. Oh, well what’s a picture ID?” - Reminds me of the story about the State Trooper who pulled over a pickup truck on I-75 and asked the driver, “Got any I.D.?” The southern driver replied, “’bout what?” (I digress.)

In recent weeks, I’ve been reminded how frequently the requests for identification can be made in the absence of my wallet. When making a debit or credit card purchase, I was forced to have Delia accompany me, because the only debit or credit cards available were in her name – my cards were in the lost wallet. I felt like a foreigner without a passport, an alien to the consumer culture. I wanted to yell, “I am really me!”

The Apostle Paul speaks to our identification as followers of Jesus Christ. “…by putting His seal on us and giving us his Spirit in our hearts… 2 Corinthians 1:22 (NRSV)

The Bible encourages us that God places a seal, stamp, mark upon Christ followers. We belong to God and are identified with Jesus Christ. Our association as a member of God’s family is confirmed through faith and by way of an inner assurance from God’s Spirit. John Wesley described it as “God’s Spirit witnessing to our spirit.” When Martin Luther, father of the Protestant Reformation, contended with depression, he would recall an important moment of identification in the very life, death and Resurrection of Jesus. He would loudly cry out, “I am baptized in Christ!” Inwardly, he was strengthened by acknowledging the One who held his life.

It is my prayer that when people identify the body of believers, called Martha Bowman Church, our most revealing characteristic as Christ followers will be our true love and care toward others. Through our hospitality and acts of kindness, may the evidence be obvious that we really are God’s faithful people in our hearts and with our hands!

From the Senior Pastor: “Identification”

Tim SteffenSenior Pastor

tsteffen@marthabowman.org

by Tim Steffen

Finance ReportYTD 9/25/2014

Sources of Funds 786,139

Uses of Funds (752,319)

Sources Over (Under) Uses 33,820

Revisioning Capital Campaign Results (as of 9/30/2014)

Total Pledged 1,243,880

Cash Available for Construction 401,675

Gifts given in memory of Mrs. Gladys Hollis by: Ernest and Patty Greene, Chris and Lizzie Clark, Henry and Merrie Lowe, Sam and Carolyn Boyd, Dr. and Mrs. N. Tyrus Ivey, Dorothy Grizzle, Bill and Ellen Young

Gift given in memory of Mr. Jack Owens by:

Russell and Ann Loyd

Gift given in memory of Mr. John Culverhouse by:

Russell and Ann Loyd, Joyce G. Gresham, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ward, Janet Cork, Mary Standard, Cecil and Julia Baldwin, Faye Culverhouse, Eva Ruth Grigsby, Frances Van Horn, Fred and Monie Koester

Fall Family Fun & Construction News

TRUNK & TREAT | OCTOBER 31STWe’re getting ready for our Trunk and Treat! This great church-wide and community outreach event will be Friday, October 31st from 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. We’ll have candy, inflatables, hot dogs, snow cones, and popcorn! Come dressed in costume ready to have fun! Church family, we need you, small groups, and Sunday School classes to “host” a trunk, donate candy, or volunteer to supervise the various activities we will have. Please contact Camille Wilson or April Foster to sign up! Camille Wilson, cwilson@marthabowman.org, 477-1901 ext. 115, April Foster, afoster@marthabowman.org, 477-1901 ext. 121.

CROSSROADS CHILI COOKOFF | OCTOBER 18THOur 3rd Annual Crossroads Chili Cookoff is just a few weeks away! We hope you plan on joining us Saturday, October 18th from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. This event is sponsored by the Fishers of Men to benefit the Macon Outreach Food Pantry. Chili cooking teams will compete to win “Popular Vote Best Chili” & “Judges Choice Best Chili”. For Team Information, contact Randy Griffin at 478-718-5659 or Mike Hale at 478-319-7627. Sponsorship opportunities are also available. For more information, contact Witt Gaither at 478-957-1454.

Tickets are available for purchase on Sunday mornings in the downstairs gathering area or during the week in the church office (Tickets: Advance $5 | At Gate $8 | Children under 10 Free). Consider buying extra tickets to give away to prospective members, neighbors and friends. Not only is this is a great church-wide event, it is also a great community outreach event. We can’t wait to fellowship with everyone while we enjoy delicious food and live music; buy your tickets and spread the word!

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After nearly a year of studying, planning and fundraising, we are set to begin our renovation project on Monday, October 13th! There will be a good bit of shuffling around for the next several months, so here are some general things to keep in mind as we head into construction:1. Construction is messy and can be chaotic, so be conscious of temporary directional signs around the church. Some areas

will be sealed off for certain periods of time, and at different points the flow of traffic will change.2. Some worship services (see below), ministries, meetings, and classes will need to meet in different locations on a temporary

basis. Additionally, some groups will be relocated on a permanent basis. We know this may not be ideal, but we thank you in advance for your flexibility!

3. Our Kids Ministry will meet in the lower level of the Administration/Education Building (in the former “Underground”) for the duration of construction (approximately seven to eight months).

4. We do not anticipate the Preschool/Nursery Ministry needing to relocate at any point, but there will be some adjustments made along the way related to available classrooms and flow of traffic.

5. Construction will be broken down into two phases, and here is what to expect during those phases:• “Phase One” will begin October 13th, and run for approximately four months. During this phase the work will be concentrated on updating the Historic Sanctuary, remodeling the current Kids Area to make way for the Youth Ministry, installing a new elevator in the Administration/Education Building, and a few other minor projects. During this period of time all worship will take place in the Christian Life Center. As our pastors announced on September 28th, we will have an 8:30 a.m. Traditional Service and an 11:00 a.m. Contemporary Service. This will be a great opportunity for all of our traditional worshipers to worship together, and it will allow us to continue to offer two distinctive styles of worship each Sunday, an important value of our congregation. Again, thank you for your flexibility, especially the 11:00 a.m. Traditional worshipers, as they adjust to a new time (or style) during this period of time while the Historic Sanctuary is refreshed. During the Advent Season, the 11:00 a.m. hour may shift to more of a blended feel, as the season lends itself well to incorporating some sacred traditions into all styles of worship. Also during this period of time the Kids will begin their time in the “Underground”, the office entrance will be shifted, and Preschool/Nursery parents will need to enter in from the CLC side.• “Phase Two” will begin once Phase One has been completed, and will run for approximately three months. During this phase the work will be concentrated on reconfiguring the downstairs portion of the Christian Life Center Building for Kids Ministry, updating the downstairs gathering/greeting area, finishing adjustments in the Preschool/Nursery area, and some minor work in the Christian Life Center worship space. Stay tuned for information related to this phase as we get closer to the turn of the year. This is an exciting time in the life our church, and we are grateful for all of the hard work and generosity that has made this project a reality.

CONSTRUCTION IS SET TO BEGIN!

*The Church Library will be packed up in preparation for construction. Our library volunteers request that all outstanding library books be returned to the library as soon as possible. Thank you!

“I’m sorry, but you lost me.” All of us have probably uttered those words in the midst of a conversation. Sometimes they indicate that something needs to be repeated, but sometimes they reflect something bigger: “I have given up on this idea, and I am moving on to something else.” Sadly, it is the latter sentiment that reflects the attitude of many people my age and their feelings towards church. In fact Christian researcher David Kinnaman wrote a book entitled, You Lost Me: Why Young Christians Are Leaving Church…and Rethinking Faith, that focused on this very idea.

As we have gone through the Revisioning process the past several months, the question of how can we reach more “young people” has been asked numerous times by both older and younger members of our congregation. When we talk about “young people”, most people generally mean “The Millennials”, the largest generation in world history with birth dates between 1980-2000 (give or take a few years depending on your source). In the past five years I have read countless books on this topic, such as Kinnaman’s, and I believe most of all that reaching Millennials is more about having the right culture than offering the right programming. Here are a few “cultural features” that I find to be important to Millennials, drawing on both research and conversations with others in my age bracket:• Community – Millennials tend to have good, respectful relationships with older generations, but we also crave quality time with people our own age. Being a part of worship or a Bible study with fellow Millennials is nice, but finding time to share life together both within and outside of the church is important.• Outward Focus – Churches that come across as inwardly focused will have a hard time reaching younger people, but churches that are committed to reaching people outside the walls of the church and serving the needs of the community are right on target. In fact many un-churched or de-churched young adults gravitate towards community organizations that are committed to serving the community, and have said that a lack of an outward focus is one of the things that has turned them off to being a part of a church.• Authenticity and Depth – Millennials do not care much for simply going through the motions in worship and discipleship. They desire to be a part of churches where people are real about the issues of life, and do not try to put up a facade. Also, they want to be a part of a community where the tough questions can be asked, and not brushed over. Many young

adults that have left the church have pointed to the fact that in the churches they grew up in there was a lack of depth, and they did not feel permitted to ask challenging questions related to faith.• Quality Age-level Programming – When I was growing up, children and youth tended to go wherever their parents went to church. When I reached youth age, children and youth seemed to be going more and more to where their friends were going…and then the parents followed! As more and more Millennials become parents, the choice of church is increasingly being driven by the quality of the preschool, elementary, and youth programming. We are fortunate at Martha Bowman to have three great staff leaders over these three areas, and we are excited to see how the renovations will enhance the ministries that they are able to offer.• Unity – It may surprise you that worship style has not been mentioned up until this point. While it is true that most young people in our church and others prefer contemporary worship, this is not the primary concern: Millennials desire worship that is done well and where there is a lack of division. While most of the young folks that I know prefer contemporary worship, I also know some that prefer liturgy-rich traditional worship.

The things that I hear them say most, however, (and research confirms this) is that they want to be where the services are led well, the preaching is strong and applicable to their lives, and that the church is committed to and unified in their approach to worship, whether that is a single style or multiple. Style might be what gets someone in the door, but a sense of unity is what keeps them coming back, as divisions over worship style are a distraction. I am proud of our church and the way

that we support our distinct styles – I believe that this unity and support of one another is essential for our growth in both.

These are just a few of many thoughts that I can share on this subject, and what I have shared is brief and without a lot of development due to space. If you have any questions about any of the above, I would love to discuss it with you.

I am hopeful for the future of our church. I see a church that is beginning to draw in more and more young members, and I am hopeful that we can continue to develop a church culture that more folks my age will desire to experience.

Generations on the Move: “You Lost Me”by Anthony McPhail

Anthony McPhailAssociate Pastor

amcphail@marthabowman.org

Announcements

Prayer ListCircle of Concern: B. Nell Bagwell, John Bagwell, Carol Blann, Peg Buck, Ed Burns, Judy DeLancey, Brittany Foster, Carolyn Gibbs, Margaret Gordon, Allene Harris, Betty Henderson, Sheila Hundley, Sara Junod, Charles Kellum, Mike King, Marilyn Malloy, Cindy McCuen, Diane Melvin, Julie Melvin, Lydia Moss, Mike Prewett, Clyde Rogers, Guy Parrish, Charles Pecor, Peggy Pritchard, Rory Qualls, Doug Senn, James Shepard, Robert Stewart, Jim Wagner.

Christian Sympathy: Doug Senn and family upon the death of Doug’s mother, Rose Senn.

Extended Family: Mary Amerson (Miriam Bell & Hazel Tyson’s sister-in-law), Lee Bowan (submitted by Patrice Hancock), Rebekah Chamers (Kim Tyson’s friend), Steven Colley, Marsha Davis (Lydia Foss’s friend), John DeLancett (Bruce Childers’s brother-in-law), Russell Fellows (Kathy Baugh’s uncle), Greysen (Gerry and Kathy Reeves’s grandson), Claudette Gunder(April Foster’s mother), Libby Harvey (Nancy Harvey’s grandchild), Emory Heald (Thomas Heald’s grandfather), Julie Henderson, Ann Holbert’s grandson, Margie Josey and family (Allen Zebell’s family), Dale Kelley (Mary Dell Gardner’s friend), Jeni Kenny (Jim Hundley’s niece), Erica Lee (niece of Chris Wieters), Jerry Long (Lisa Patteron’s mother), The Cammie McCook Family (per Teri Hall’s request), David Moore, Jackie Mullis (Terry Mullis’s brother), Tripp Poole (Rod and Cristy Holmes’s Nephew), Rob Scott’s mother, Gayle Sheffield (Tommie Woody’s daughter), Anita Sandifer (Liddy Foss’s aunt), Justin Shuttleworth (Denise Goings’s co-worker), Mary Pioli (B.J. Survant’s co-worker), John Teague (friend of Jeff Hanson), Cheryl Walker (Cay Kite’s sister), Bob Williams (Shauna Davis’s uncle), Doug Woody (Tommie Woody’s husband), Julian Zebell (Allen and Margie Zebell’s son). Active Military:Christopher Alston, Joshua Bynum, Stan Fossett, Matthew Fossette, Dan and Shea Hicks, Jeff James, Cecil Lawrence, Jake Newberry, John Rogers, Ronnie Simons, Tim Smith, Nathan “Nate” Tart.

NEW “MBU” TERM |OCTOBER 8THBeginning Wednesday, October 8th, we will offer two six-week courses at 6:30 p.m. (following fellowship supper).

BSP 1101 | The Psalms | Rm 214 | Facilitator: Tim Steffen The Psalms are basically prayers—the prayers of the people of Israel. Though most of them were used in worship, they reflect the deepest emotions and cries of individuals as well. Some of them can be encouraging, strengthening, supporting, comforting, and healing. The course will study eleven passages that seem specially poignant, express meaning for our times and bring application to our daily lives. TBL 1102 | The Blessing (Men’s Study) | Rm 212 | Facilitators: Randy Griffin and Mike Hale Everyone longs for the gift of a “blessing” - the unconditional love and approval that comes from a healthy relationship with another person. This life changing gift contains 5 essential elements that we will discuss during this class. This study will offer advice and a fresh perspective on making this gift a part of our families. The book, The Blessing, powerfully communicates these biblically based elements to prepare us for positive future relationships, and our relationship with God. If you think you have missed out on a blessing, or you are not actively blessing others, this is a course for you!

EXPLORING MEMBERSHIP CLASS | OCTOBER 19THInterested in joining Martha Bowman Church? If the answer is “yes,” then we invite you to attend our next “Exploring Church Membership Class,” Sunday, October 19th at 9:40 a.m. Come and learn more about The United Methodist Church and more about Martha Bowman Church, in particular. The class is not required for church membership, but those who attend believe they will be better disciples of Jesus Christ for having participated. Reservations are not required, but it is helpful to us to know how many plan to attend, so that we can provide ample seating, handbooks, and a copy of the new church pictorial directory. For reservations, contact John Horton: jhorton@marthabowman.org, 477-1901 ext. 120.

YOUTH CHOIR NEWSSave the date for Sunday, December 14, 2014, for the Youth Choir’s presentation of The Christmas-nite Show with Nick Santos, a “late night-style” show with music and scenes from many of your favorite Christmas movies. Youth Choir rehearsal schedule: We will take a break October 5th & 12th (due to school breaks), and resume rehearsals on Sunday, October 19th. Rehearsals will focus entirely on the Christmas production, and will run each Sunday from 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. up until the event.

WOMEN & THE WORD | OCTOBER 14THAll women are invited to this Biblical lesson series with teacher Lisa Hellier. The next session is Tuesday, October 14th from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Taylor Amphitheater (Wesleyan

College, Forsyth Road & Tucker Road, Macon). To find out more, go to www.facebook.com/womenandthewordmacon

OLDER ADULT UPCOMING EVENT | OCTOBER 15THWe’re going to the Sunbelt Ag Expo in Moultrie, Georgia! Admission is $10.00 at the gate. We will depart from the church at 8:30 a.m., and return late in the afternoon. Reservations are required by October 12th. For reservations, please contact Kathy Griffin: 477-1901, ext. 124, kgriffin@marthabowman.org

ROMANS 8:38 MINISTRIES FALL LADIES RETREATDate: October 31st - November 2nd. Location: Timberlake Retreat Center on Hwy 83 in Forsyth, GA. We will study about “HURRY” - are you addicted? In today’s world so many of us have to deal with “hurry”. Come and find out the Biblical perspective with Rev. Debbie Wallace. Registration forms are available at the Martha Bowman Connection Corner. The cost is $78 (includes two nights lodging and four meals). Reservation deadline: October 27th. For more information, contact Carey McPhail, (478) 731-3844 | romans8.38ministries@gmail.com.

Age-Level Ministries

Ashley Griffin, Director of Youth Ministriesagriffin@marthabowman.org | 477-1901 ext. 116

Camillie Wilson, Interim Director of iKids Ministriescwilson@marthabowman.org | 477-1901 ext. 115

April Foster, Director of Preschool & Nursery Ministriesafoster@marthabowman.org | 477-1901 ext. 121

iKIDS

Weekly Activities

Parents, mark your calendars for the following dates!October 19th - iKids Fun Day to Skyzone in Atlanta (11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.). We will eat lunch at the church and load in the van for a jumping, hopping good time! The cost is $20 per child or $35 per family. Parents, please check your email or see Camille about the SkyZone waiver which must be completed in order for your child to participate.

October 26th - Family Worship. Following our regular Sunday School hour at 9:40 a.m., our iKids will come to Big Kid Church for a family friendly worship experience.

October 31st - Trunk and Treat. We will need as many volunteers as we can get. Parents, small groups, and Sunday School classes, please sign up to decorate a trunk, help with refreshments, games or our information booth. We will also need plenty of candy donations. Thank you in advance for your help! Last but not least, get your best costume and come out and enjoy this incredible community event. We’ll have food, inflatables, fellowship and...candy! Don’t miss it!

PRESCHOOL & NURSERYSunday

9:40 AM Sunday School - PreK Wing

11:00 AM Worship - PreK Wing

Monday

9:00 AM Mother’s Morning Out -PreK Wing

Wednesday

5:30 PM Fellowship Supper - CLC (with families)

6:30 PM Bible Time - PreK Wing

Thursday

9:00 AM Mother’s Morning Out - PreK Wing

iKIDSSunday

9:40 AM Sunday School - Reef

11:00 AM iKid’s Worship - Reef

Wednesday

6:30 PM iConnect - Reef

YOUTHSunday

9:40 AM Sunday School -Youth Area

5:00 PM Youth Choir -CLC

6:00 PM Student Pursuit (HS)* -Youth Room

7:00 PM Small Groups (HS)* -Various Locations

Wednesday

6:15 PM Underground (MS)** - Youth Area

7:00 PM Small Groups (MS)** -Various Locations

*HS - High School, **MS - Middle School

Greetings, Parents! Our Preschool Worship on Sunday mornings is off to a great start. We are so excited to have Mandy Skyes and Krista Wieters leading us! We will be sending home CDs soon for the preschoolers so they can learn and enjoy our songs. There will be several times throughout the year that we will invite our preschoolers to share in song with rest of the church.

We love Wednesday nights! If your preschooler does not already attend our Wednesday Night Bible Time from 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m., we encourage you to bring them. We promise they will have a blast and learn a lot about the love of Jesus. We love sharing the Bible with our little ones!

The Chili Cookoff will be held Saturday, October 18th and is a great family event! We hope that you will come out and enjoy a beautiful day with you children. We will be offering nursery during this event for babies (12 months and under).

Trunk and Treat is coming soon! We hope that you all can join us on Friday, October 31st from 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Be on the lookout for the Preschool and Nursery Ministry area that night. We will have two very special princesses joining us—Elsa and Anna from the movie “Frozen” will be on site to greet children. Don’t forget your cameras; it will be a great photo opportunity!

PRESCHOOL & NURSERY

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YOUTHSix Flags Trip for High School - Sunday, October 5th, 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. Cost: $35 with limited spots available. Fields Of Faith for Middle Schoolers & High Schoolers - Wednesday, October 8th. We will meet in the youth room at 5:30 p.m. and return at 9:00 p.m. This event is held at First Presbyterian Day School. For more information about this event, visit www.fieldsoffaith.com.

8:30 Traditional 11:00 Traditional 11:00 Contemporary

Worship Leader Charles Lewis Worship Leader Carolyn Bradley

Ushers

Larry Defore, Jimmie Powell, Diane Prewett, John Rohde

UshersJohn Higgison, Richard Norton, Ellen Phillips

Ushers

Kathy Geeslin, Andy Greenway, Dendy McCuen, Kent and Pat Moorhouse

Greeters Gretta Duncum, Jim and Rhonda Lidstone Greeters (9:40) Merrilyn Farmen,

Sherry Scruggs Greeters (10:55) Harold & Carolyn Lemley, Joyce Lasater

Intercessory Prayer Intercessory Prayer

Communion ServersDon and Barbara Nolen, Susan Mincey, Dianne Sapp

Communion ServersDave and O’Teria Seagle, Ed Burns, Shirley Carmean

Communion Servers

Matt and Wendy Brown, Smokey and Lydia Sutherland, Paul and Kristen Ogles

Worship Leader Jeff Hanson Worship Leader John Carroll

UshersSteve Alford, Ed and Shirley Burns, Donnie Davidson

Ushers Maureen and Mike King Ushers

Kevin Adams, Kent Elliott, Lynn Faulkner, Mark Friar

Greeters John Rohde, Susan Fuerniss Greeters (9:40) Hank O’Neal,

Bobbi Googe Greeters (10:55) Anna Jones, Sally Morgan

Intercessory Prayer Kim Noegel Intercessory Prayer Jimmie Powell

Worship Leader Jimmie Powell

Ushers David Becker, Bob Delancey, Bruce Gerwig, Richard Mines Ushers Lee III & IV & Becky Oliver,

Jeff, Joshua & Stephanie SurlesGreeters Laurie Gerwig, Ken and Kim Tyson Greeters (10:55) Shauna Davis, Sara ForehandIntercessory Prayer Kim Lanford

Worship Leader Laurie Gerwig

Ushers Merrilyn Farmen, Jimmy Melvin, Cathie Resseau Ushers Betsy and Randy Griffin, Smokey Sutherland

Greeters Larry Freels Greeters (10:55) Dona Reid, O’Teria SeagleIntercessory Prayer Sunnee Glenn

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Calendar of Events

Martha Bowman United Methodist Church500 Bass Road Macon, GA 31210P: (478) 477-1901 F: (478) 471-6378www.marthabowman.org

Sunday Services (During Construction Beginning October 19th)Traditional | 8:30 a.m. | Christian Life CenterContemporary | 11:00 a.m. | Christian Life Center

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For a complete list of weekly calendar events, please go to www.marthabowman.org/newsevents/calendar.

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SPRC Mtg/6:00 pm/Rm 110

Wednesday Night Prgm/5:30 pm - 7:30 pm

New Term of MBU Begins

Church-Wide Family Event/5:30 pm/CLC

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Wednesday Night Programming/

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Roberta Gardiner Cir. Mtg/10:00 am/Rm 142

Ramblers Trip to Ag Expo/8:30 am/Off Site

HUB Mtg/5:30 pm/Rm 210

Finance Committee Mtg/6:30 pm/Rm 142

UMW Officer Installation/7:00 pm/Gathering Area

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Friendship Circle Mtg/7:00 pm/The Gables

Joy Circle Mtg/10:00 am/TBA

MERGE/6:00 pm/Youth Area(worship service for

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Youth Six Flags Trip/10:00 am/Off Site

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Upper Parking Lot/11:30 am - 2:00 pm

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