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The Open Door APRIL 2017

Empowers believers, reaches the community and beyond.

Cary United Methodist Church

In This Issue

Michael Hickok, Daniel Lee Pastors Tracy Laws Preschool Director Holly Voss Administrative Assistant Vicki Oberlies Financial Secretary Penny Libert Organist David DCamp Interim Music Director Dana Floor Interim Chancel Choir Director Laura Prather Nursery Coordinator Arturo Arreola Custodian

Staff

Office Hours

Sunday Worship Schedule through May 28

Monday - Friday 9 am - 3 pm

Worship 8:30 and 11 am Fellowship 9:30 am Sunday School 9:45 am

May Issue - Deadline April 20

Church: 847-639-7627 Email: caryumc@caryumc.org Website: www.caryumc@caryumc.org Preschool: 847-639-7655 Email: cmp.preschool@gmail.com Website: www.carymethodistpreschool.org

Confirmation

Sunday, May 15 Confirmation

Sunday School for Children - High School

Resumes Sunday, June 19 - August 7,

except July 3

9:45 am

A Word from Pastor Mike p. 2 Birthdays/Anniversaries p. 22 Calendar p. 12-13 Lenten Schedule p. 4-5 Nurture p. 6-9

Outreach p. 16 Preschool P. 19 Youth p. 10-11 UMW p. 17-18

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The UMW Needs Your Help!

There is an open seat on the Board. Interested in serving?

Cary United Methodist Women:

April Activities: Books ‘n Bagels: Panera Bread in Fox River Grove. Friday, April 7th, 7 - 9 pm.

Book: The Dressmaker by Kate Alcott.

Craft Group: Cary UMC Fellowship Hall, room A and B. Meets every Wednes-

day from 9 - 12 pm.

Dorcas Circle: Cary UMC Fellowship Hall, room A and B & Kitchen. April 12th

(2nd Wednesday), 12 - 2 pm.

Evening Craft Group: Cary UMC Fellowship Hall. Meets 3rd Thursday of the

month from 7 - 9 pm.

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Thanks to all of you wonderful church family members who supported me with your prayers, cards, and visits during my recent surgery and recovery. I am truly blessed. Sue Heizer

April Birthdays & Anniversaries

April Anniversaries

Tim & Ruth Brekke 4/1 Wade & Alice Petriak 4/1 Dana & Bonnie Floor 4/8 Keith Lang & Carolyn Downs 4/8 Mark & Amy Peterson 4/9 Bob & Nancy Nash 4/20 Jim & Brenda Iverson 4/24 Paul King & Janice Prunier-King 4/26 Joseph & Khristy Frieman 4/27 Lee & Devon Grimm 4/30

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4/2 Chris Luloff 4/3 Kayla Bivin 4/4 Emma Boldwyn Tommy Schnidt Sarah Tracy 4/6 Larisa Luloff 4/7 Don Smith 4/8 Bob Nash 4/9 Mike Butkus Bill Kaspari 4/10 Sheila DCamp

4/12 Patrick Green Ella Grimm 4/14 Samual Cluts Dick Deehring 4/15 Jason Krigas 4/17 Alli Josefowicz Keith Lang 4/18 Lexi Frieman Adam Tatroe 4/21 Kristin Fell 4/23 Oscar Garcia Carl Wagus

4/25 Suzanne Scott 4/26 Stacy Nordengren 4/27 Michelle Flesher 4/29 Sam Myers 4/30 Lynn Coetzee

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A Word from Pastor Mike

On Sunday, April 16 we will cele-

brate Easter as a Cary United Method-

ist Church family. I love the chorus of

the hymn, Because He Lives, written

by Gloria and Bill Gaither: “Because

he lives, I can face tomorrow, because

he lives, all fear is gone; because I

know he holds the future, and life is

worth the living just because he lives.”

This is the center of our Easter cele-

bration. All the flowers, all of the

cards, all of the Easter feasts point to

one central reality: God raised Jesus

Christ from the dead.

Historians and scholars will point

out the existence of other messianic fig-

ures who lived in the first century. Many

claimed to be the answer for the Jewish

people, but only Jesus of Nazareth was

authentic. His followers, who were once

so devastated by his death, participated

in the greatest movement in human histo-

ry. They moved from cowardice to cour-

age because he lives. They embodied

the truth of the words the Apostle Paul

wrote to believers living in the city of Cor-

inth: “For as all die in Adam, so all will be

made alive in Christ.” (1 Corinthians

15:22) The good news of Easter has

profound meaning for each one of us.

Because he lives, we live fully, abundant-

ly, eternally. No challenge, no tragedy,

no illness, even death itself can

take our hope away.

Of course we will be tested

and tempted. We will face pain and

grief and loss in the course of our

lives. We will face them differently

because he lives. The message of

Easter is the promise that we will

ultimately live in the very presence

of God. Revelation chapter 21

promises that when God draws us

close, every tear is wiped away,

even pain and death disappear.

This is what we cling to on Easter.

This is the truth that sustains us.

This is what we believe. Come and

celebrate with us on April 16. We

will worship together at 8:30 and

11:00 and share an Easter Break-

fast at 9:30.

May God in Christ bless you richly,

Pastor Michael Hickok

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photo by Kathleen Barry, United Methodist Communications

Soup, Salad & Scripture Wednesday, April 5, 6:30 – 7:30pm, Fellowship Hall

All are invited to come and fellowship with us this Lent season with soup, salad and Scripture. After eating together, Pastor Mike will lead us in a discussion of the coming Sunday’s scrip-ture lesson. While children are welcome to stay with their parents, other activities will be avail-able. Childcare will also be provided in the nursery.

Easter Egg Hunt / Cookies & Crafts Saturday, April 8, 3- 5pm, Lawn, Fellowship Hall

Join us on the church lawn for a community Easter egg hunt sponsored by the Cary UMC youth! Following the Easter egg hunt, we invite you join with your family to decorate Easter cookies and make fun Easter crafts! Don’t forget to bring your own basket!

Palm Sunday Worship Sunday, April 9, 8:30 & 11am

Worship with us as we wave our Palm branches and remember the entry of Jesus into Jerusa-lem.

Community Seder Tuesday, April 11, 6:30pm -9pm, RSVP by March 20 McHenry County Jewish Congregation, 8617 Ridgefield Rd, Crystal Lake, IL 60012

Rabbi Tom Samuels of the Mchenry County Jewish Congregation in Crystal Lake has invited us to experience an authentic Jewish Passover Meal along with his congregation. Come for a night of meeting our Jewish neighbors, worship and learning. The cost to this event is $5 for each participant. Sign up on the Nurture Board and turn in cost to church office.

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Elgin District United Methodist Women

ARE WE GREEN YET? Saturday, April 22, 2017

9:00 am – 12:30 pm

Kingswood United Methodist Church 401 W. Dundee Rd., Buffalo Grove, IL 60089

United Methodist Women

Earth Day Every Day Time to learn, share ideas, worship, access UMW Resources & books

Mission Project: Bring small items to recycle: buttons, used crayons, eyeglasses, tabs from cans, gently used children’s books, keys, hearing aids. Be ready to share

information on ways your unit, church, or women are being “green”.

Please refer to our UMW Bulletin Board for more information and registration .

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THANK YOU! THANK YOU! By Lois Voss Our annual church rummage sale transformed Fellowship Hall into the greatest bargain store in McHenry County. We celebrate earning money for the United Methodist Women mission giving for the needs of women, youth, and children. We cheer earning money for our much needed church kitchen remodel project. A huge thank you to the Scouts, our church youth, and adults who helped in many ways. The greatest needs are always the Sunday drop-off times and the Saturday clean-up. The 2 days of sorting and pricing plus the sale days are busiest in the mornings when our core group of volun-teers are on hand. Awesome meals and snacks arrived thanks to Amy Peterson, Elena Mularski, Lois Voss, Elfine Hansen, Janie Oberheide, Cassandra Booker, Vicki Oberlies, and the United Methodist Men. Plus each day we had a special donation of bakery goods from Panera Bread in Fox River Grove. Please thank these folks when you see them: Dawn & Jim Ferree, Glenda Arnold, Shawna De La Rosa, Amy & Mark Peterson, Church Youth: Amshul & Priyanka George, Sofie Rank, Emi-ly Liautaud, Adrian Coetzee; Troop 160: Craig Carlson, Emerson & Mark Brashear, Alex An-derson, Travis Holmes, Josh Mishall, Duncan Raner; Carly, Jason & Nathon Splitt, Janie Ober-heide, Linda Hickok, Donna Miller, Carolyn Downs, Julie Lilly, Sib Yount, Daniel Lee, Bruce Oberlies, Rich Heizer, Joyce Fernekes, Christina & Dan Rank, Verica Liautaud, Barb Meckl, Carroll & Carl Wagus, Elfine Hansen, Sara Kelly, Pat Van Allen, Geri Burhop, Joan & Tom Prather, Mary & Bill Koenig, Cassandra & Barry Booker, Lynn & Andre Coetzee, Dave DCamp, John Murphy. We were able to use SAVERS in Crystal Lake to pick up our unsold goods—and they will pay us for the donation plus also make a donation to the Chicago area Epilepsy Foundation. We have a small amount of goods for S.C.A.R.C.E. located in Glen Ellen, a non-profit collecting a multi-tude of goods for educators and community groups. We had a bag of stained clothing, raggy towels, and other material that will be taken to the Sparrow’s Nest and then sent on for textile recycling in Chicago.

Again, we thank you for all your donations and service!

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Maundy Thursday Worship Thursday, April 13, 7:30pm "Maundy" comes from the Latin mandatum, which means "commandment." On Maun-dy Thursday, also known as Holy Thursday, we remember Jesus’ last night before his betrayal and arrest when he washed the feet of his disciples giving them a new com-mandment to love one another as he had loved them (John 13:34). Our worship will in-clude the act of washing of hands. Prayer Vigil Friday, April 14, 12-6pm (Sign up for a time slot in the narthex.) A prayer vigil is when believers gather for a designated length of time to focus on seek-ing God’s will. As we pray, we believe that we can discern God’s specific will for our church, we grow closer to God and to one another in unity. Good Friday Worship (Tenebrae: A Service of Darkness) Friday, April 14, 7:30pm A service of Tenebrae or Darkness originated in the twelfth century and is an extended meditation on the passion of Christ. The sixteen scripture readings that will be read are a translation from the Gospel of John, chapters 18:1 - 19:42, by James H. Charles-worth. Easter Sunday Sunday, April 16, 8:30 and 11am He has risen! The reason Sundays do not count as a part of Lent is because all Sundays are considered to be small Easters. We celebrate Christ’s resurrection every Sunday. Worship with us as we celebrate Christ’s resurrection! Easter Breakfast Sunday, April 16, 9:30-10:30 am Fellowship Hall Come and celebrate Easter morning with breakfast prepared by the United Methodist Men! A free-will offering will be taken. If you have any questions, please contact our office at (847) 639-7627 or by email at caryumc@caryumc.org.

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Nurture Team

Sunday School (Pre-6th Grade)

During Lent Each Sunday during Lent, we have been exploring the different stories of Jesus before his death and resurrec-tion. One of the stories we learned about was when Jesus got angry at the Tem-ple. We might think that Jesus was always nice and happy but that’s not true! Jesus got angry and even over- turned the tables of the money chang-ers when he saw them cheating people. Together, we learned that it is okay to get angry but we need to be angry at the right things like bullying, lying, stealing, anything that harms someone else. We played real life Angry Birds to practice getting angry at the right stuff. Then, we learned about control-ling our anger by making glitter put-ties! We also learned about the last meal Jesus had with his disciples. There, Jesus taught his disciples to serve oth-er people. Jesus set an example by washing the disciples’ feet. Yuck! We practiced this during class by washing each other’s hands. We want

Join us every Sunday, 9:45-10:45am in Wesley Wing, as we grow in love for God and our neighbors through games, science, cooking, drama, mission and spiritual practice! No class on Easter Sunday, April 16.

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CMP 1st Annual Gala

Saturday, April 8 at 6 pm Crystal Lake Country Club

There will be a silent action, drawings, games, wine pull, hors d’oeuvres, dinner, dessert, cash bar, and more! Order tickets at the preschool office (cash, check or credit card) or online at: www.carymethodistpreschool.org (checking account transaction). $30 per person or $300 per table (10 guests). Make checks payable to: Cary Methodist Preschool Cocktail attire.

Cary Methodist Preschool

This time of year I begin to get anxious for warmer weather, lighter weight clothing, green grass, flowers blooming and trees budding. I can see the changes happening slowly and know that God always comes through. Thank you for sharing your beautiful children! Have a great April! ~ Tracy

Reminders:

☺ Check your child’s calendar daily for the special things they need to bring to school each day.

☺ We are going outside daily, so please be sure your child is wearing appropriate playground shoes.

☺ There will be no Stay and Play on field trip day Wednesday April 5th .

CMP Annual Ice Cream Social and Open House

Friday, April 21 at 6 PM

CMP wants to welcome new and current CMP families and the Cary community for a fun night! Come enjoy some ice cream and get acquainted with the children and families here at CMP. Our teachers will be available to answer questions and show you the classrooms. We look forward to seeing you! All family members are welcome!

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Rainbow Gardens Sunday, May 7, 2017 — 3:30-5pm

Fellowship Hall

All ladies of Cary UMC are welcome to enjoy an afternoon of enjoyment

and conversation.

Entertainment for the afternoon will be the Cary Grove Swing Choir.

Tickets will be available later in April at the cost of $10.00.

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All Church Bunco Night

This year, our Nurture team has been focused on getting our entire church, young and old, to come together for a night of games, desserts and conversation. In February, we planned a Bunco night which is an easy and fun game that anyone can learn to play and forces everyone to mix between rounds.

We had a feast-like spread of delicious desserts to share. Everyone enjoyed spending the night together laughing and getting to know one another.

Of course, games are

not fun unless we

have prizes. Here are

the winners of this

year’s Bunco Night!

Keep a look out for

other Nurture team

events and bring your

entire family.

Easter Egg Hunt / Cookies & Crafts

Saturday, April 8, 3-5pm, Lawn and Fellowship Hall

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In celebration of Easter, the youth of Cary UMC will be hosting the annual Easter Egg Hunt/Cookies & Craft for the families of our community! Come out and enjoy a fun time with your family!

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CUMC Books ‘n Bagels 2017 Book List

May 5th We Are Called to Rise by Laura McBride 320 pages

June 2nd My Notorious Life by Kate Manning 464 pages

July 7th In The Unlikely Event by Judy Blume 512 pages

August 4th Little Bee Chris Cleave 271 pages

*Sept 8th Quiet: The Power of Introverts In a World That Can’t Stop Talking by Susan Cain 368 pages

October 6th The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks

by Rebecca Skloot 381 pages

November 3rd All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr 531 pages

December 1st A Redbird Christmas by Fannie Flagg 240 pages

,Books ‘n Bagels Join us on Friday, May 5th 7-9 PM.

At Panera in Fox River Grove, As we discuss the book.

We Are Called to Rise by Laura McBride. “Your heart will break, then soar” (Redbook) when, far from the neon lights of the Vegas strip, three lives collide in a split-second mis-take and a child’s fate hangs in the balance. Avis thought her marriage had hit a tempo-rary rut. But with a single confession in the middle of the night, her carefully constructed life comes undone… Luis only wants to make the grandmother who raised him proud. As a soldier, he was on his way to being the man she taught him to be until he woke up in Walter Reed Hospi-tal with vague and troubling memories of how he got there... Every day, young Bashkim look forward to the quiet order of school and the kind instruc-tion of this third grade teacher…Bashkim open his heart to his pen pal, a US soldier. When these lives come together in a single, shocking moment, each character is called upon to rise. “You’ll be thinking about these characters long after you finish this haunting, heart-wrenching, and hopeful book” (Houston Chronicle).

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Outreach Team

For the months of March and April the Outreach Team will be focusing on the Tree of Life Min-

istry. They are a part of the working hands and feet of God to the Lakota Nation residing on the

Rosebud reservation serving body, mind, and soul. They feed, clothe, shelter, and love. They

demonstrate HIS love, power, and grace to a broken, hurting society. Their purposes include:

1. To provide a ministry of service and presence in furtherance of the missions and outreach of

the United Methodist Church.

2. To provide opportunities to raise awareness of Lakota culture and foster relationships with

the Lakota People.

3. To help the most vulnerable members of the community meet their basic human needs in the

Rosebud Lakota Reservation (Sicangu Oyate) and surrounding communities and rural areas.

4. To facilitate communication between various service agencies and organizations as their ac-

tivities pertain to charitable and educational purposes and to encourage community involve-

ment to outreach projects.

If you would like to contribute, you can write a check to CUMC with the #123615 in the memo

line. Also we have “Tree of Life” pendants hand-crafted by Kim Brackett of K B Designs. Each

one is unique. For the cost of $30 you can pick from one of the Trees below. More than 80%

goes towards Tree of Life. Don’t forget Mother’s Day will be here soon! Also, keep an eye out

for news of our 2018 mission trip to Rosebud!

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Vacation Bible School 2017 (VBS)

Monday, June 19- Friday, June 23

Our Summer VBS is one of the major ways Cary UMC reaches out to the families in our community. Through VBS, children can experience the love of God in fun and ex-periential ways. They even get to participate in missions, helping other children in a different part of the world. Our own youth and adults also have an opportunity to wit-ness to our community through their gifts. Would you like to be a part this great experience? We have plenty of opportunities for you to serve! Check out the "I Can Do This!" sign-up sheet in the attendance books in each pew on Sunday and the Nurture bulletin board. Let us know what you can do to support this very important ministry to our community! Registration has begun! Go to www.caryumc.org to register your kids! Registration closes, Sunday, June 7.

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Confirmation Class of 2017

We spent a part of the day participating in their Make It, Take It, Eat It program, cooking

pizza, making Lemon Shake-ups and crafts.

We also gave the church a much-needed cleaning. We dusted, polished, swept the floor and moved furniture around. We were glad to serve our United Methodist family.

On Saturday, March 18, we went to our sister church, Redeemer Calvary United Meth-odist Church in Chicago, to spend a day learning about connectionalism. Connectional-ism means that no local church is the total body of Christ. All United Methodist Churches are connected by a common mission to love God and love our neighbors. We met with Pastor Shirley Pulgar-Hughes, who gave us a tour of the church and shared its history with us. While we were amazed at the size of the building, we were also sur-prised by all the repairs it needed.

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CHANCEL CHOIR: 8th grade through adults. Rehearsals: Wednesdays from 7:30 - 8:30 pm in the sanctuary. Sings 8:30 am weekly, except 11 am on the third Sunday of the month, plus seasonal services.

HANDBELL CHOIR: 8th grade through adults. Rehearsals: Mondays at 7 pm in the Sanctuary. Plays the third Sunday of each month, at both services. We are in need of subs, but YOU MUST BE ABLE TO READ MUSIC!!!

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Greetings CUMC Family from Zihuatanejo, Gro., Mexico

So many of you sent items, cash and prayers with me to this impoverished area which captured my heart years ago. Your generosity and good will have touched many lives here, all to the glory of the God we love and obey and in the name of Jesus. I under-stand fully now a saying I have heard over and over for many years; God doesn’t call the equipped. He equips the called. He has led me on many unexpected, unplanned, and unpleasant paths these last 6 weeks; however, it’s been a grand adventure and, I believe, the blessings I have received along this journey are too numerous to count. I have relied on your prayers for my endurance, answered prayer, indeed.

¡Muchas Gracias! Mi corazón rebosa de gratitud.

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Ignite Youth

Ignite in April 6th – Sr. High)

Sunday 2 Ignite Youth When: 6-7:30 pm Where: Fellowship Hall Come join us as we stuff Easter Eggs and get ready for the Easter Egg Hunt! Saturday 8 Easter Egg Hunt / Cookie & Crafts When: 2:30 pm - 5:30 pm Where: Church Lawn, Fellowship Hall The youth group is hosting this event! Come and help us set up and clean up! Sunday 9 No Ignite Youth Sunday 16 No Ignite Youth

Sunday 23 Ignite Youth

When: 6-7:30pm Where: Fellowship Hall Come as we play games, share snacks and talk about the Bible!

Sunday 30 Ignite Youth When: 6-7:30pm Where: Fellowship Hall Come as we play games, share snacks and talk about the Bible

18 11:00 CMP Stay N Play 6:00 GS Troop 1228 7:00 CMP Board Meeting 7:30 Worship Team

23 8:30 Worship 9:45 Sunday School 11:00 Worship 4:00 UMW Rainbow Garden 5:00 Praise Team 6:00 Ignite Youth

24 11:00 CMP Stay N’ Play 6:00 GS Troop 704 6:30 Chicagoland Voices 7:00 Troop160 Meeting Handbell Choir Men’s Emmaus Meeting

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday

26 9:00 Craft Group11:00 CMP Stay N 4:30 Confirmation 6:30 Den3 Pack 557 7:00 AA Meeting 7:30 Chancel Choir Men’s Basketball

5 9:00 Craft Group

11:00 CMP Stay N Play 4:30 Confirmation 6:00 Daisy Troop 1889 6:30 Den 3 Pack 557 Lenten Fellowship 7:00 AA Meeting Chancel Choir Stephen Ministry 7:30 Chancel Choir

25 11:00 CMP Stay N’ Play 6:00 GS Troop 1228 7:00 Church Council Pack 457 Tigers BSA Troop 160 Committee

4 11:00 CMP Stay N Play 4:00 GS Troup 968 6:30 Nurture Team Mtg. 7:00 Trustee Meeting UMW Boading Mtg. Pack 457 Committee

30 8:00 & 11:00 Worship 9:45 Sunday School 1:00 Eagle COH 5:00 Praise Team 6:00 Ignite Youth

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9 Palm Sunday 8:30 & 11:00 Worship 9:45 Sunday School 2:00 Scandinavian Club 2:30 Brownie Trp 1239 5:00 Praise Team 6:00 Ignite Youth

10 11:00 CMP Stay N Play 6:00 GS Troop 704 6:30 Chicagoland Voices 7:00 Troop 160 Meeting Handbell Choir Barracudas Board Men’s Emmaus Mtg.

11 11:00 CMP Stay N Play 5:30 Barracuda Suit Try on 6:00 GS Troop 1228 7:00 Finance Meeting Pack 457 Tigers

12 9:00 Craft Group 9:30 Chapel Time11:00 CMP Stay N12:00 Dorcas Circle 6:00 Daisy Troop 1889 6:30 Den 3 Pack 557 7:00 AA Meeting 7:30 Chancel Choir

16 Easter

8:30 Worship 9:30 Easter Breakfast 11:00 Worship 5:00 Praise Team

17 11:00 CMP Stay ‘n Play 6:30 Chicagoland Voices Pack 557 Committee 7:00 Troop 160 Meeting Men’s Emmaus Mtg. Handbell Choir

19 9:00 Craft Group11:00 CMP Stay N Play 4:30 Confirmation 6:30 Den 3 Pack 557 7:00 AA Meeting Stephen Ministry 7:30 Chancel Choir

2 8:30 Worship 9:45 Sunday School 11:00 Worship 5:00 Praise Team 6:00 Ignite Youth

3. 11:00 CMP Stay N Play 6:30 Chicagoland Voices 7:00 Men’s Emmaus Mtg Handbell Choir Troop 160 Meeting FH

Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

21 11:00 CMP Stay N Play 4:00 GS Troop 1892 5:00 Ice Cream Social

9:00 Craft Group 11:00 CMP Stay N’ Play

4:30 Confirmation 6:30 Den3 Pack 557 7:00 AA Meeting 7:30 Chancel Choir

s Basketball

9:00 Craft Group

11:00 CMP Stay N Play 4:30 Confirmation 6:00 Daisy Troop 1889 6:30 Den 3 Pack 557

Lenten Fellowship 7:00 AA Meeting

Chancel Choir Stephen Ministry

7:30 Chancel Choir

6 10:00 Staff Meeting 11:00 CMP Stay N Play 4:00 Bible Black Belt 6:00 GS Troop 7641 6:30 GS Troup 1240

7:00 Nominations 7:30 Men’s Basketball

7 9:00 CMP-GYM 11:00 CMP Stay N Play 11:45 CMP Staff Meetings 4:00 GS Troop 1892

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20 Newsletter Deadline 10:00 Staff Meeting-Lib 11:00 CMP Stay N Play 4:00 Black Bible Belt 6:00 GS Troop 7641 7:00 Craft Night 7:30 Men’s Basketball

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10:00 Staff Meeting

11:00 Stay N’ Play

4:00 Bible Black Belt

6:30 GS Troop 1488

7:00 457 Pack Meeting

28 9:00 CMP-GYM 11:00 CMP Stay N’ Play 4:00 GS Troop 1074 6:00 Pack 557 Pack Mtg.

9:00 Craft Group 9:30 Chapel Time

11:00 CMP Stay N’ Play 12:00 Dorcas Circle

6:00 Daisy Troop 1889 6:30 Den 3 Pack 557 7:00 AA Meeting 7:30 Chancel Choir

13 Maundy Thursday 9:30 Chapel Time 10:00 Staff Meeting-Lib 6:00 Pack 557 PWD GS Troop7641 7:00 Craft Night 7:30 Maundy Thursday Worship Service

14 CMP-No School Good Friday 9:00 CMP-GYM 7:00 Good Friday Worship Service

8 8:00 All Church Work Day 9:00 Stamp Camp 3:00 Easter Egg Hunt 6:00 CMP Gala

9:00 Craft Group 11:00 CMP Stay N Play 4:30 Confirmation 6:30 Den 3 Pack 557 7:00 AA Meeting

Stephen Ministry 7:30 Chancel Choir

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7:00 Easter Breakfast Setup

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