ASCENSION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF NAVARINO

“Joyfully, we invite and equip all people to share Christ’s love”

The Mission Statement of Ascension Lutheran Church.

Ascension Lutheran Church

W6106 Navarino Road,

Shiocton, WI 54170

Church Office:

(715) 758-8312

Office hours are: Tuesday,

Thursday, Friday 8 am –12 pm

Church E-Mail:

Ascensionavarino@gmail.com

Please note new e-mail address

Church website:

www.ascensionavarino.com

Interim Pastor Marcia Sabin 715-445-2097 or 715-340-5951 Please note the Church Council will meet on July 24th.

Your Church Council Darrel Klemp, President (715) 853-9459 Glen Peebles, Vice-President (715) 584-3029 Lisa Wollenberg, Treasurer (920) 525-2024 Dave Rohrer, Secretary (715) 823-2875 George Peters (920) 422-4367 Al Meiers (715) 758-2463

The council usually meets the third Sunday of each month at 8:00 AM. You are welcome to attend.

The “Visitor” 2016

M E S S A GE F R O M T HE PA S T O R

Words from your interim Pastor Footprints in the Sand

One night a man had a dream. He dreamed He was walking along the beach with the

LORD. Across the sky flashed scenes from His life. For each scene He noticed two sets

of footprints in the sand. One belonging to Him and the other to the LORD.

When the last scene of His life flashed before Him, he looked back at the footprints in

the sand. He noticed that many times along the path of His life there was only one set of footprints.

He also noticed that it happened at the very lowest and saddest times of His life.

This really bothered Him and He questioned the LORD about it. LORD you said that once I de-

cided to follow you, you'd walk with me all the way. But I have noticed that during the most trouble-

some times in my life there is only one set of footprints. I don't understand why when I needed you

most you would leave me.

The LORD replied, my precious, precious child, I Love you and I would never leave you! During

your times of trial and suffering when you see only one set of footprints, it was then that I carried

you.

Ponder on the words of the poem. How many times in our life’s journey have we asked God; why

did this happen to me? Have you forgotten me? Many of the Psalms have these questions and la-

ments. The Psalmist writes in Psalm 13; How long, O LORD? Will you forget me forever? How

long will you hide your face from me? ...But I trust in your unfailing love; my heart rejoices in your

salvation. I will sing to the LORD, for he has been good to me.

The Psalms have been referred to as “The People’s Book.” The Psalms had been written over a

period of 400 years. There are many Psalms which identify with the poem “Footprints.” Where are

you hiding when I need you the most?” The LORD comforts us in that he is the rock of our salva-

tion. He is ever present during the good times and the times of trial. God is faithful and he gives

strength to those who are weary. God will renew our strength and he bears us up on eagle’s wings

(Isaiah 40:28-31). The LORD promised the one who asked him; where were you when I needed you

the most? The LORD replied that during the trials and sufferings, it was then that he carried him.

God renews our strength and he bears us up on eagle’s wings and we will not be tired or weary. God

promises that we too are carried by and comforted if we let him. Then we continue in our life’s

journey and God is ever present in our lives.

The refrain to the hymn “I need thee every Hour;” “I need thee, O I need thee; every hour I need

thee; O bless me now my Savior, I come to thee. The person in the poem, the psalmist, and you and I

know that we need the Savior who once for all has saved us from our sins. We are to fully rely on

God (F.R.O.G.).

We have the assurance that in the times that we lose sight of our LORD; when we have a “sleepy”

faith, Our Father turns us in the right direction, “Turn your eyes upon Jesus.” He will not fail us or

leave us orphaned.

God’s love is amazing. Who are we that God is mindful of us? Who are we that he cares for us?

The answer? It is us for we are his redeemed children.

Blessings, Pastor Marcia ╬

M A I L B O X T H A N K Y O U ’ S M I S C E L L A N E O U S

Dear friends at Ascension Lutheran, Thank you so much for your special

gift of $200 for the May Benevolence. We enjoy getting to

co-labor with you in the Great Commission, seeing Jesus glorified and lives

transformed through the power of prayer, worship, and hands-on ministry. We know that God’s eye is upon you all and pleased to find a congregation standing in agreement with the

Word of God, like a light in this dark world. Praying for you today to be strengthened to

run your race with endurance, and strengthened by a greater revelation of

Jesus and God’s great love for you.

Blessings, Theresa & Jonathan Baldwin

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Ascension Lutheran Church Thank you for your gift to Lutheran Bible Translators and the work of Bible translation for those who do not

yet have God’s Word in the language of their heart.

God’s blessings, Joe Duvsey __________

Ascension Lutheran Church

Thank you so much for your generous donation to Safe Haven. Your donation allows us to continue with our programs and services.

Stacey Cicero

To Pat Zuiches and Ralph Muller for providing

flowers for the alter during the month of June.

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Thank you to everyone who worked at Charlie’s Red Barn. This

fundraiser helps cover expenses that are not in our budget. Also

thanks to members who dropped by to purchase a brat or hamburger.

Thank You to everyone who has been mowing the church lawn and cemetery and to the members who are

doing yardwork to beautify our church grounds.

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A BIG THANKS to Bruce Kauffman for replacing the shingles on the church after our

recent wind/rain storm. ________________

Thank you to Jean Conradt for

the new cordless mouse for the

church office. I don’t think I will

miss yanking on that cord all day.

Volunteers for Lawn Mowing

We again will be using volunteers to mow the Church lawn and

cemetery. The sign up sheet is on the board across from the Church office.

New Home Devotionals

“Our Daily Bread” For July, and August

Is now available on the table

by the library.

There is a box for a monetary donation

if you wish to contribute toward the

cost of the book.

Exercise Group

Will not meet during the summer

months. We will resume classes

in September.

The Monday & Tuesday Bible Study groups will not meet

during the Summer months. A new Bible Study Series will start in September.

June Benevolence went to

SafeHaven Domestic

Violence Shelter

Praise with Passion

Will not be held during the month of July

C H U R C H NE W S

If you have something you would like to have included in the

“Visitor”, please have the information to the church office by the

third Sunday of the prior month.

Hall Flooring Fund

At the annual meeting the

congregation approved new

flooring for the fellowship hall.

Our next step is to raise the dollars

for the flooring since the project

will not be started until all needed funds are

raised. The current cost of new flooring is

estimated at $17,500.

A hall flooring fund has been established to

raise money for this project

We currently have raised $3817.62

Anyone with fundraising ideas please contact

Darrel Klemp.

WANTED:FLOWERS FOR THE ALTAR

This is the time of year when flowers are blooming. If you have an abundance in your

garden please consider bringing some to

Church for Sunday.

It doesn’t have to be for a special occasion. If it would be for a special observance please indicate that on the signup list on the table by the library. You can bring them in a vase or we have vases available in the fellowship

storage room.

Thrivent Choice Dollars

The Church Council has met and is

looking to designate the Thrivent Choice

Dollars the Church currently receives towards the

Hall Flooring Fund. If you have any questions or

concerns about this please contact a Council member

or the Church Office.

C H U R C H NE W S

Ascension Scholarship Program Ascension Lutheran Church has a scholarship fund set up by the estate of Edwin Johnson.

The Church council has set up a few qualifications — several of them already required by

the donor. We will list the requirements and ask that you return the enclosed form by

September 1, 2016. We are sure that this gift will be helpful to you.

Applicant must be a communing member of Ascension Lutheran Church.

Applicant must be a High School graduate or GED equivalent and attending their post-high

educational program.

Applicant must be pursuing an educational program at a Technical College or University.

A four year program student is eligible to receive this scholarship twice and a two year program

student is eligible to receive this scholarship once.

Scholarships will be given in equal amounts to those who qualify.

This year the total scholarship money available is about $650.

Thank you and we hope to hear from you.

Church Council,

Ascension Lutheran Church

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If you are at least a second-year college student, Ascension has scholarship money to

donate to you. Please return this application and return to the church office. Money will

be sent out in October of 2016.

Name___________________________ Return to: Ascension Lutheran Church

Address ________________________ W6106 Navarino Road

Name of School___________________ Shiocton, WI 54170

Name of Course of Study and year you are in ______________________

Opportunity to experience Thrivent Choice For Thrivent members who normally don’t get the option to direct Choice dollars, Thrivent is inviting you to

experience Thrivent Choice! For a limited time, you have the opportunity to direct $20 Choice Dollars® to your

favorite enrolled church or charity. You will receive an e-mail notice to take advantage of this great

opportunity. Please take advantage of this offer and direct your dollars to Ascension Lutheran Church.

This online-only offer is available to you for a limited time.

Please take action to direct Choice Dollars by August 1, 2016.

ASSISTING MINISTERS

July 2016

GUshers

Greeters

Communion Helper

Readers

Money Counters

July 3 9:30 am

Lon Hilliker Greg Schoettler

Al & Ruthann Meiers

Dave Klemp Heather Goodacre Jim & Alice Mueller

July 10 9:30 am

Al Meiers George Peters

Ed & Patty Lorenz

Pat Zuiches Nancy Peters Arnie & Carol Kloes

July 17 9:30 am

Arnie Kloes Dave Klemp

John & Dorothy Nelson

Dave Rohrer Darrel Klemp Glen Peebles

July 24 9:30 am

Glen Peebles Jim Mueller

Everett & Sue Olson

Arnie Kloes Ralph Mueller Phyllis Peebles

July 31 9:30 am

Ralph Mueller Jean Mueller

Arnie & Carol Kloes

Nancy Peters Dave Klemp Jim & Alice Mueller

If you would like to help out with any of the above tasks, please call the church office (715-758-8312) and we will add your name to the list. If you are unable to be here on the date you are assigned, please find a replacement. Thank you.

DATE NAME

07/11 Susan VandenBrook

07/12 Heather Goodacre

07/14 Justine Wilkinson

07/14 Travis Wollenberg

07/14 Colton Anderson

07/15 Heather Johnson

07/17 Abigail Pues

07/18 Bruce Reese

07/18 Mason Kauffman

07/23 Amber Wadeen

07/23 Melony Prothero

07/23 Quinn Hartlaben

07/25 Lisa Harper

07/25 Ruth Allen

07/25 Ryan Mueller

07/26 Larry Duhm

07/26 Terri Kauffman

07/27 Russell Kloes

07/30 Patty Lorenz

07/31 Andrea Turnquist

DATE NAME

07/01 Elizabeth Clark

07/02 Emma Wilkinson

07/05 Al Meiers

07/05 Joy Daebler

07/05 Cale Richter

07/05 David Zuiches

07/06 Blayne Pues

C O U N C I L M I N UT E S

Ascension Lutheran Church Of Navarino

Council Meeting

June 19, 2016

Attendance: George Peters, Darrel Klemp, Glen Peebles, Lisa Wollenberg, Dave Rohrer, Allen

Meiers.

Guests: Ralph & Jean Mueller, Pastor Sabin, Greg Schoettler.

Meeting was called to order by President Darrel Klemp at 8:03 AM. A devotion was presented by

Ralph Mueller, and an opening prayer by Pastor Sabin.

Minutes of the 5-22-16 Meeting were approved as published. Motion by Glen, second by Al, and

approved.

Pastor’s Report was presented by Pastor Sabin, there were only a few questions of the Pastor.

Treasurer’s Report: Lisa presented a synopsis of the financials up to May 31, 2016. YTD our in-

come exceeds our expenses by just over $10,000, mainly due to the fact of not a having to pay a

fulltime Pastor. Motion by Dave, second by George, and a voice vote approved the motion.

Old Business

Committee Reports: (Property) A “Thank You” goes out to Bruce Kauffman for replacing some

of the shingles lost in a recent wind/rain storm. (Youth) It was learned that Shelly Klemp is

in the process of purchasing “Lifefest” tickets for the older youth in the congregation for

their summer outing. Lifefest takes place in Oshkosh, July 7-10. This a faith-based gathering

featuring music and displays for young and old alike.

Internet Changeover: The change to TDS has gone well and without incident. Remember that as

of June 1 we have a new email address: ASCENSIONAVARINO@ GMAIL.COM, please

make the change if you already have not done so or the next time you want to contact the

Church your email will be denied.

Confirmation will be September 18th.

New Business

Church Insurance renewal: Dave reported that the renewal (effective 7-1-16) for 2016/2017 has

gone up $74. This is a minimum increase and approval is recommended. Moved by Dave,

second by Al, and Motion approved.

LP Contract: Darrel reported that Larson Coop has bid a price $.10 less than our current suppli-

er, Garrow Oil. It was moved by Glen, second by George to go with the Larsen bid, unless a

lower bid can be found.

Other new business: Dave suggested that the Church does not have a weather monitor radio for

severe weather. Lisa said she has one and will donate it to the Church. Thank you Lisa.

Next Council Meeting: July 24th, 8:00 AM (NOTE CHANGE) Members are welcome.

Adjournment: Motion by Glen, second by Al to adjourn at 9:01 AM.

Respectfully submitted;

Dave Rohrer, Secretary

I N S PI R A T I ON C O R NE R ( C O P IE D F R O M A M A Z IN G G R ACE J U NE NE W SL E T TE R )

Friends-June is here and soon it will be very hot. The following note was given to the women who attended the garden retreat at

our house. Before long the garden plants will be suffering through summer in the desert. We sometimes suffer in what seems to be

a desert of the soul. But, God promises His presence at ALL times and in ALL places. He brings us beside refreshing waters.

Remember to not take a vacation from daily time with God this summer.

Garden Moments with God

The garden teaches us a lot about God. It is the place I feel closest to Him. We have a lot of really good conversations there. And

sometimes, I whine to Him. But, He’s always there, ready to listen….and sometimes, when I finally quiet myself, He even talks

back!

Dead Seeds-seeds are dried up, dead things that fall off plants. But, give them a little attention and they spring to life! When we

“die to ourselves” God cares for us and brings us to life with His perfect plan for our future (and HIS plan is always prettier!)

Rain-a good steady rain is wonderful for the plants in the garden. It waters them deep inside and cleanses the outside. It relieves

the drought. A good cry can do the same thing in us: it cleanses us deep inside and relieves some pain. God invented our eyes in

such a way as to have them ‘spill over’ when we are emotional. He’s pretty cool that way.

Weeds-I love a beautiful garden with nice dark soil or mulch around beautiful green plants. I hate it when another green plant in-

vades the territory. Nut grass has a way of popping up in my garden. When you look at the vegetables, you’ll see some nut grass. It

sends a little hair-thin root with a nut on the end that pops up another grass. When you pull it, the little root breaks so the nut stays

down there to produce another invading grass. Sin is like that. We can cover up the top of it but that little root sticks around to in-

vade our thoughts another day. But, when we seek the root of the sin and surrender ALL to Jesus, He is faithful and just to forgive

us and remove the whole thing…root, nut, invading part too.

Too much of a good thing-I planted a spider plant in my front planter about 6 years ago. They are usually in hanging pots but who

cares, they look pretty in the planter too. Well, today, a free spider vine is available to take home and place in a hanging basket!

That is what that original little spider plant did….underground it produced a bulb which kept on going. It is “too much of a good

thing”. I’ll guarantee that with all the vines I removed, there are still a few of those bulbs under the ground and I’ll find more

plants popping up soon. I should have planted the first one in a hanging basket. In life, we need moderation in all things. God

gives us lots of adventures (family, friends, meals, meetings, church activities, exercise classes, games) but if we only focus on one

thing, we miss His joys in the other things and our life gets boring.

Not enough of a good thing-I love pansies. They are delicate little early spring flowers. But, their season is short because as soon

as the heat begins, they expire. I want them longer. I want more of them. But, maybe if I saw them all year long, I wouldn’t appre-

ciate them nearly as much as the few months I can see them bloom. It’s the same with the Iris in the front planters…or geraniums,

stocks, snapdragons and the like. Can I force myself to appreciate the beauty God gives me just for today? His adventures are

endless!

Surprises-I love surprises! Sometimes in my garden I plant seeds and then forget what I planted. When the plants come up, I am

pleasantly surprised. But, sometimes the plants distribute their own seeds on the wind and again, I get surprised when that plant

pops up in another area next year. And occasionally, I plant seeds and nothing comes up but those flowers show up in the following

year! God said, “I have a plan to give you a hope and a future.” Again, God surprises me!

My Plan or God’s?-My garden pavers were very spread out. I wanted them closer for the retreat. So, I hauled in dirt and sand and

began the task of pulling them all up and raising them and placing them closer. The newer pattern gave me only enough for about

halfway. I planned to go to the store and buy another pallet. But, I found out, they no longer make that style. And most pavers

aren’t the gray color that would match. Now what? ? My plan is ruined! The pattern won’t be the same! So, I pouted for a few

minutes and bought another pallet of pavers. Those are the ones closest to the gate. I like them better, they are easier to walk on

but the store only had one pallet and they reached exactly to the gate.

Generosity-one day as I talked with my neighbor about preparing for this retreat, he asked if I would like an arbor. “Always!” I

replied. I expected a little aluminum arch and instead he gave me a beautiful iron arbor with a gate in it. I quickly removed my

chain link gate. The new gate wasn’t as wide so I planted passion vine on both sides to keep the dog out. It is growing beautifully

and climbing up that arbor more each day. God asks us to be generous givers of our time, talent and treasures. My neighbor’s gen-

erosity has delivered many happy moments as I look at that gate!

Repurposing-this term simply means using one gift or item for another purpose later on. In my garden, you’ll see lots of repur-

posed items (the pallet planter hanging on the fence, the monkey bars that will hold the cucumber vines, the white wrought iron

planter by the garden hose that my neighbor threw away 9 years ago, the short metal fencing that will hold in the wildflowers when

they come up). God repurposed me last year from a financial analyst to a jail/trauma counselor; not part of the original plan but

functional for Him anyway. Are you ready to see what He does with you this next year?!!!

Respite-Respite means ‘rest’. I don’t get enough of it…or take enough. I’ve had to learn that the hard way. So, God sent me a 17-

month old to teach me! When Richie and I are working in the garden, he gets bored faster than I do. Sometimes, he gets fussy. He

needs attention right now! I have to stop what I’m doing So, I stop and we pick an orange together and go to the swing and sit and

eat it, throwing our orange peels into the dirt because they will be used by the soil. God gives me free will to keep on working until

I’m exhausted. But, He also says “Come unto me, all who are weary and heavy laden and I will give you rest”. We can take it all

to Him & rest, knowing He has it all taken care of.

Thank you for letting me share my garden! I’m so glad you could be here for a time of respite and enjoying the beauty of God’s

creation. And now…May the God of Hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in Him, so that you may OVERFLOW with

hope by the power of the Holy Spirit! ~ Pastor Robyn

V I A DE C R I S T O

Via de Cristo News HAITI’S CHILDREN FUND DRIVE IS ALMOST OVER

WE ARE INVITING YOU, as a congregation and friend of HCI

(Haiti’s Children Inc.) to help gather items to present to

Gladys Mungo when she visits on July 17th.

FILL THE BAG CHALLENGE:

This fund raiser has been a huge

success in the past, let’s make this

year even better.

This event has qualified and is

supported in part by the

Thrivent Action Team.

Blessings and Thanks!

Prayers for our Congregation

The Ascension Champions of Prayer are inviting you to join us in praying for every member

of our Ascension Family. Each Sunday a list the names of those you should hold up in prayer

for the week will be posted in the bulletin. The power of prayer is amazing and we know we

The Champions of Prayer are waiting to pray for your concerns. If you would like to share a confidential prayer request with a small group of fellow

Christians who are willing and waiting to pray for your concerns, please take a moment and let us know how we can help. Please briefly list your concern,

request or praise below. Your request will remain confidential, no need to even sign your name. Place the form in with your offering or give it to Kay Fuerst.

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Pencils ALSO NEEDED

Erasers Wash Cloths

Sharpeners Soap

Crayons Vitamins

Colored Pencils Tylenol/Aspirin

Scissors Men’s Ties

Glue Sticks Tarps

Rulers Bungee Cords

Protractors Baseball Caps

Blue Pens Musical Instruments

Loose Leaf Paper

The next Community Dinner will be Wednesday, July 20th at 5:30 PM.

Fixings for Sub Sandwiches will be provided along with ice cream for dessert.

We are asking for donations of Potato Salad, Coleslaw, Pasta or Cold Salads, Gluten Free Dishes, Fruit, Veggies and

Dip, Snacks or Chips, Pickles & Desserts.

A sign up sheet is on the table by the library.

For more information contact Judy, Glen or Phyllis.

Focus

Items

for July

2016

Laundry or Dish Soap

Jello or Pudding

Crackers (Ritz, Wheat Thins, Triscuits, etc)

Beans (Baked, Black, Chili, or Pork N Beans)

Baking Mixes (Brownie, Cake, Muffins, Cookie, etc)

Please remember we also take cash donations if you can’t

get to the store.

Thank you for your

continued support.

C O M M U N I T Y NE W S

Vacation Bible School 2016

at Ascension Lutheran, Navarino

August 15th-18th

(Monday-Thursday)

Time: 6:00-8:00 pm

Please email Bonnie to register your child at

ascensionavarino@gmail.com

or call 715-758-8312

Open to all faiths, kids ages 3 and up to 5th grade. No charge.

Older children always welcome to be group leaders.

Looking for volunteers to help with VBS

Need people to lead bible stories, crafts, videos and games.

Also need help in the kitchen. If you are interested in helping contact Bonnie at the Church office

C O M M U N I T Y NE W S

C O M M U N I T Y NE W S

NAVARINO/LESSOR FIREFIGHTERS PRESENT THE 29TH ANNUAL

July 16th 20016 PARADE AT NOON

STAR FIRE FAMILY BAND 12:30-3:30 PM

HUGE GIVE A WAY FOR THE KIDS

AT 3:30PM

WATER FIGHTS FOR KIDS 1-3:30 PM

LIVE AUCTION AT 6:30 PM

FIREWORKS AT DUSK

LIVE MUSIC BY:

THE BOMB ON THE MAIN STAGE 8-MIDNIGHT

RAFFLE DRAWING AT 8:30 PM

PROCEEDS GO TOWARDS LIFESAVING EQUIPMENT

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

C O M M U N I T Y NE W S

C O M M U N I T Y NE W S

T H I S & T H AT

Granola Breakfast Cookies 1 1/2 cups Granola 1/2 tsp ground cinnamon 1 1/2 cups rolled oats 1/2 tsp salt 1 cup dried fruit (raisins, cherries 2 ripe bananas, mashed cranberries or blueberries) 1/2 cup peanut butter 1/2 cup chocolate chips 1/4 cup honey

Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. In a large bowl, com-bine oats, dried fruit, chocolate chips, cinnamon and salt. In a medium bowl, combine the mashed banana, peanut putter and honey. Add the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients and stir until well mixed. Using 1/4 cup of the cookie mixture for each cookie, spoon the mixture onto the parchment-lined cookie sheet. Shape and flatten with your spoon. They should be 1/2 inch thick. Keep in mind they’re not going to spread when you bake them. Bake for 15-17 minutes until the edges start to turn golden brown. Cool for at least 5 minutes before removing from cookie sheet.

Thank you to Sarah Olson for this recipe. Rita Olson provided the recipe and stated that

she uses only 1/2 cup of dried fruit and also adds nuts.

Layman’s 10

Commandments

Someone has written these

beautiful words. Read and

try to understand the deeper

meaning within. They are like

the Ten Commandments

and should be remembered

all through life. I will type two

each month. Thanks to Joy

Daebler for forwarding them

to me.

When you pray for others,

God listens to you and

blesses them. So at other

times, when you are safe

and happy, remember

that someone has prayed

for you.

WORRYING does not

take away tomorrow’s

TROUBLES, it takes away

today’s PEACE.

July 2016 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

3 Seventh Sunday after

Pentecost 8:30 am Small Group Bible Study 9:30 am Worship No Praise with Passion

4 5 6

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1 8:00 pm—AA/ Alanon _____________

8 8:00 pm—AA/ Alanon

2 ___________

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10 Eighth Sunday after

Pentecost 8:30 am Small Group Bible Study 9:30 am Worship No Praise with Passion

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12 10:00 am— Loaves and Fishes Board Meeting

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8:00 pm—AA/Alanon

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17 Ninth Sunday after

Pentecost

8:30 am Small Group Bible Study 9:30 am Worship –Gladys Mungo No Praise with Passion

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5-7 pm—Loaves & Fishes Distribution 5:30 pm—Community Dinner

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1:00 pm—Mary Circle @Betty’s

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8:00 pm-AA/Alanon

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9:00 –11:00 am Loaves & Fishes Distribution

24 Tenth Sunday after

Pentecost

8:00 am Council Meeting 8:30 am Small Group Bible Study 9:30 am Worship No Praise with Passion

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8:00 pm—AA/Alanon

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31 Eleventh Sunday after

Pentecost 8:30 am Small Group Bible Study 9:30 am Worship No Praise with Passion