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What's new with the
Senior Pastor Call? The call committee has received the list
from the South Eastern District. We are beginning the process of evaluating and interviewing the candidates. Please
continue to pray.
Questions? Email [email protected]
The Prince of Peace coMMUnicaTor
VOL. 2 NO. 9, SEPTEMBER 2019
InsidePage 3--Care &
Outreach Update, Budget & New
Members
Page 4--Praying As One
Page 6--Music Ministry Open
Houses
Page 8--Women
Page 9--Students
Page 11--Community Happenings
Page 12--Calendar
Consecration Weekend Is ComingCongregations that approach financial stewardship from a biblical perspective do not view the money Christians give to their church merely as a way to pay its bills. Rather, such congregations see financial contributions as a way to help people grow spiritually in their relationship with God by supporting their church’s mission and ministry with a percentage of their incomes. (continues on page 10)
New Theme for a New Church YearWith the arrival of September a new lectionary year begins on the second weekend (Sept. 7/8). Prince of Peace will again follow the Narrative Lectionary in what it calls Year 2 with focus on the Gospel of Mark. (continues on page 5)
Stacey Crosson Blessing & Sending Stacey Crosson will end her service as Minister of Care and Outreach on Friday, Sept. 6. Her blessing and sending will be connected with the worship service on Saturday, Sept. 14. You can honor her service and wish her well (continues on page 2)
Start spreading the word! You, your friends, and your neighbors are invited to join in all the festivities; prayer station, free food, food for purchase, beer garden, musical entertainment, kid's zone with bouncy house, face painting by Arla, youth games, art show, lego contest for all ages, door prizes and MORE! Be on the lookout for updated information and be sure to volunteer your help to make it a success. Rain plans will be communicated through email. To volunteer or find out more contact; Sue Caputo [email protected] or [email protected].
Welcome Deaconess Cassie BrownA new staff member is coming! With the departure of Pastor Tim and DCE Stacey Crosson the need has arisen to find people to pick up some of the duties that they had so wonderfully carried out.(continues on page 5)
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Worship
Saturdays 5:30pm Sundays 8:15 & 11am
Sunday School
Adults, Students & Children 9:45am
Our Calling As A ChurchTransform-Experience
personal salvation through Jesus
Equip-Learn to tell the story of their salvation
to others Extend-Replicate
what we experience and learn at church, in our homes, our
communities, and beyond.
ContactChurch 703-451-5855
School 703-451-6177
8304 Old Keene Mill Rd.
Springfield VA, 22152
www.poplc.org (website)
[email protected] (email)
Tables of PeaceYou may have noticed a new paved patio across from the front doors of the lobby. Through generous grants and donations provided by Mid-Atlantic Lutherans in Mission (MALIM), the Stellar Foundation, Thrivent, and Safe Harbor Christian Counseling, the Care and Outreach arm of Prince of Peace is creating a gathering space where workers in the adjacent neighborhood businesses can take their breaks and relax, where our school families can sit and converse, our staff can take a pause during their day, and small groups can meet and pray. As a faith community who promotes the Prince of Peace in all we do and say, the patio is an invitation to our neighbors, and all who pass by our campus, to “come and rest awhile, and experience the peace that only Christ can bring.” (Matthew 11:28 and Eph 2:14) We especially thank POP members , Jeff Crosson, Jeff Oakley, (whose Thrivent Action Team provided the manual labor in clearing the roots and dirt for the project), Dan Dove (for rendering a drawing of the hardscape project), and the lay leaders of the Care and Outreach and Properties Teams (for their vision of this outreach project.) A special fundraiser has been planned with Asian Grill (in the same area as Milano’s located at 6228 Rolling Rd) on Saturday, September 14 and Sunday, September 15. A percentage of all sales this weekend will go toward the Tables of Peace project. You can dine in or take out. Just bring in the picture below and mention the POP fundraiser so POP gets a percentage of your bill. Please visit the "Tables of Peace!" [email protected]
(continued from page 1) in her new ministry as a full time counselor for Safe Harbor by participating that weekend in a special fundraiser at Asian Grill in support of the "Tables of Peace" being erected on our property for the use of employees and shoppers from Giant and other stores in the area. We are collecting cards with a personal note that will be given with a gift so please bring your cards to the office before 9/7. If you are
unable to bring your cards in please email a note to [email protected].
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Thank you for your continued support of the ministries of PoP.
We ended July with a deficit of $21,418. Please consider what you can do to help
us get in the positive.
New Member Classes
The Core--September 22, 29, October 6Orientation--Ocober 13, 20. [email protected]
Care & Outreach Update“How do you support mission locally?” “Do we give funds to the usual organizations?” “Do we just do something for the community?” “Can we do something with the community?” “Can we not just be a provider of ministry but instead a partner in ministry?” These are the questions the Care & Outreach team asked ourselves earlier this year when contemplating how to bless local missions with the Capital Campaign Tithe funds. Last autumn, Care & Outreach (C&O) was given charge of $27,000 of the Capital Campaign Tithe. In consultation with BoSL, C&O came up with a plan to discover the small
organizations, maybe even individuals, who are making a difference within the local Springfield community toward Gospel proclamation and mercy ministries. We’re calling this tithe dispersal initiative: Investing in the Difference Makers. These are the small groups who are quietly making a difference in their community; who are making a continued impact, an impact which could increase with additional funds toward a specific goal or project. The thing about some of these difference makers is that their impact may not be widely publicized, which is why C&O is partnering with the local community to discover them. Starting October 1st, Care & Outreach will be accepting applications for small organizations to be considered for receiving a portion of the tithe funds. Applications will be accepted through October. Throughout September C&O will be getting the word out: working with local government, news papers, social media, and radio stations to invite members of the community to nominate the difference makers they know of. Applications will be accepted through October and before Thanksgiving the recipients will be announced.Prince of Peace members are also invited nominate the difference makers they know. Prince of Peace members are not eligible to received these funds, they are meant for external groups; however Thrivent grants are available for those who have project ideas to bless our community too. These difference maker projects will be completed by July 2020. Not only that, those who receive tithe funds will be sharing their story with Prince of Peace. Care & Outreach is excited to not only support local missions, but to partner with the community in identifying these organizations that make a local impact for spreading the Gospel and investing in our community. David Mahen [email protected]
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Praying As OnePlease pick up your copy of the monthly prayer guide at the Welcome Center. Send your prayer requests to [email protected]
Faith Stories: God answers prayers every day!• Nathaniel (age 15) worked two weeks this summer at a camp in PA, where
the Holy Spirit worked powerfully as demonstrated in the 21 baptisms that took place while he was there.
• Talking with a repairman at my house about his life; shared my faith and hope in Jesus. I ended up praying with him–that God would lead him to a wife.
• Privileged to hear personal story of one of my artist acquaintances. Lifting up the concern in prayer.
• Sent cards to some folks on prayer list citing God’s promises for encouragement.
• Invited and brought a new acquaintance to Men’s Bible class.• Emailed several families who visited POP in the past to return. Some them
did come back. • I am alive. I got medically cleared last Friday.Share YOUR Stories: Write them in the “Friendship Folder” located in the pews or send an email to [email protected].
The People of POP Praying as OneIn January 2017, Frank and Martha Dellermann were asked by the pastor to establish a committee to lead the congregation in prayer intended to seek the
Lord’s will on the future of Prince of Peace.The prayer committee recognizes the presence of God in the many transitions that have occurred, and are continuing to occur, at Prince of Peace since then, and rejoices to be in the midst of a praying congregation. Now that Prince of Peace is starting a new school year, and the call committee is continuing the call process, the committee asks the congregation to call daily upon the Lord, expecting to hear His voice, ready and eager to do His will. We ask the congregation to do this individually, in small groups, and as an entire congregation. The Lord is with us and will never leave us nor forsake us. Great things He has done, and His plans for our future are for good. How exciting it is to see what great plans the Lord has for us at Prince of Peace. Pray continually and be alert for His response as He leads us! Frank Dellermann [email protected]
To all members of Prince of Peace who have extended
prayers, well wishes, concerns, and get well cards;
I want to say thank you very much. The outpouring
of goodwill has been astonishing to me.
I broke my leg while on vacation in Colorado and
during the 1800 mile drive home (Carol drove all the way) and also during my recovery to date we have received encouragement
and blessings from so many people. The x-rays reveal that I have a crack in the
fibula (small leg bone) above the ankle, which hopefully
will resolve itself in a simple and rapid recovery. I am
now stomping around in one of those moon boot walking casts. During this ordeal,
Carol has been very helpful in caring for me, for which I
am so thankful.
It is heartening that so many members of PoP reach out
in times of need. Carol and I thank you very much for your expressions of good
will.
John Wm Schmidt
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New Sermon Series (Continued from page 1)
We’ll begin with creation, this year focusing on the Garden of Eden and then move quickly through the sweep of Biblical history in the Hebrew Bible up to Christmas when the preaching texts will begin to focus on the ministry of Jesus as the Gospel of Mark tells the story.
The theme chosen by Pastor Gary for this year comes from a new monograph from Lutheran Hour Ministries and the Barna Group, a Christian research organization. It is called “Households of Faith: The rituals and relationships that turn a home into a sacred space.” So in addition to tracing the history of God’s work of salvation in the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament, we will consider how we can help our homes to become sacred spaces. The word household is used because it’s the census term for any domicile and thus includes people living alone, with friends, with a nuclear family, with extended family and or with many other combinations in our diverse society.
Let this be a little teaser from the Households of Faith study: “Faith formation is connected to and increases with hospitality. (Households that regularly host non-family guests are more likely to talk about faith, pray or read the Bible together.) You’ll hear more about this and other findings as the year progresses. [email protected]
Welcome Deaconess Cassie Brown (Continued from page 1) Apparently, the Lord was also aware of this and presented us with Cassandra (Cassie) Brown. Cassie and her husband Doug are actually members of Prince of Peace but we haven’t seen much of them for the last fifteen years as she has been completing her deaconess studies and serving on the staff of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church (ELCA) on Connecticut Avenue in Washington, D.C.
Cassie has now been offered and has accepted the Prince of Peace position of Minister of Care, for 32 hours a week (four days). She will be responsible for organizing and managing all the pastoral care needs and the visits associated with them. She will be working with Pastors Gary Rueter, Mark Boriack, and Rob Winston, as well as the
Stephen Ministers and staff members John Durkin and Tiffany Sears in meeting those needs. She will also serve as the staff member to the Care and Outreach Leadership Team. She will begin her service the day after Labor Day.
Cassie received her deaconess training at Valparaiso University in Indiana after a career in Air Force and civilian nursing. She was interviewed first by Pastor Gary and then at his request, by a team of interviewers from the staff and lay leaders of the congregation, namely, Jennifer Gross, Dave Mahen, Dave Leege, Mike Bryan, Janet Podgorski, and Tiffany Sears. All were in agreement that Cassie and her training were a good fit for Prince of Peace.
You’ll begin seeing Cassie around the office and worship in September. She’ll welcome getting to know you better and will relish the opportunity to tell you more about what it means to serve as a deaconess. Those who have already met her think you’ll find her to be a caring and faithful witness to the grace of God in Jesus and full of the Holy Spirit. [email protected]
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Prince of Peace Music MinistryDo you enjoy singing the hymns and songs at services? Have you ever been curious about how the ensembles learn their beautiful anthems? Did you once play an instrument but haven’t played in a while? If so, come to check out the Prince of Peace Music Ministry’s Open Houses, during the third week of September to learn about the many ensembles. We want to introduce everyone to see how you can be a part of it. We are not just looking for seasonedmusicians; we are looking for people who have never been in a music group. All you need is your voice or instrument and a love for music. There is no obligation to join and you do not need to have any prior experience. If you don’t read music, but would like to learn how, please come and our ensemble directors will show you. Each Open House event will include an introduction and rehearsal so you can see what it is like to be in an ensemble and see if it’s right for you. Below are the dates and times for each Open House Rehearsal. If you are interested in attending an open house, please email Michael Rossi, Music Ministry Director, at [email protected]. Pleasefeel free to share this to anyone outside of POP you think might have an interest. See the next page for details.
ESL Registration September 10 10am to 12pmFellowship Hall
Care Ministry TrainingSeptember 21, 9:30am--12pm, room 21It’s Fall and Time for a Fresh Start ! Are you ready to experience God in a fresh way? Then recall “…we are God’s workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.” (Ephesians 2:10). God draws people to worship every week. He wants to bless them and does this through the personal attention we give to our church guests. As a Care Minister you can partner with God in His plans for them. Care Ministry offers you the opportunity to see God’s Spirit working in the hearts of visitors through your welcoming words and prayer. Having doubts about your ability to serve? It’s easy – easy because you only have to make yourself available. That is, give yourself to what God wants to do through you to welcome visitors. The basic job is to make friends. You will serve on a team. Being on a Care Ministry Team, you won’t be alone, and your Team will give you support and encouragement. Each Team serves once a month. To find out more, join us at the Care Ministry Orientation and learn how Care Ministry is impacting Prince of Peace and can make a difference in your life. Training will be provided also in what Care Ministry Team Members do. Questions? Contact Gary Miller at [email protected]
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ChoirsChancel ChoirOpen House- Sept. 19th, 7:30pMusic Director- Michael Rossi
The Chancel Choir is the main Sunday service choir at Prince of Peace, open to adults, college age and older, who have a love for singing.. The group sings September through June and rehearsals are held on Thursday evenings from 7:30-9:15p. In addition to Sunday mornings, the Chancel Choir also sings an occasional midweek service, as well as presenting concerts during the year such as the Oh My Son.
Primary ChoirOpen House- Sept. 22, 4-5pMusic Director- Ella Crossen and Maddie Durkin
All students Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grades are invited to join the Prince of Peace Primary Choir, a unique beginning choir experience designed especially for this age group. The choir meets for two sessions - the first 8-week session begins in September, and the second 9-week session begins in late January. They participate in worship on four different Sundays and the annual Christmas Concert.
Junior ChoirOpen House- Sept. 22, 4-5p Music Director- Valerie McLean Accompanist- Karin Maloney
All elementary students in grades 3 - 6 are eligible to participate in Junior Choir. The choir performs once a month on Sunday mornings at the 11am service. Rehearsals are every Sunday evening from 4-5pm (with the exception of some holidays). The Junior Choir also participants in a 1-week music camp in the summer to present a Christian Musical Theatre Show.
HIMnalsOpen House- Sept. 22- 5-5:45pMusic Director- Michael RossiAccompanist- Karin Maloney
HIMnals is for grades 7-12. The group sings traditional and contemporary music, including well-known hymns and spirituals, pieces in foreign
languages, and a-capella songs. Many of our members participate in other music ministries at church including Living Water - our youth praise band, Bells of Peace, and the Prince of Peace Orchestra.
Contemporary Praise GroupsLiving WaterOpen House, September 22, 5:45-6:15 PMMusic Director- Michael Rossi
Living Water is Prince of Peace’s contemporaryensemble for High School Students (grades 9-12).Living Water practice is every Sunday from 5:45-6:15pm, after HIMnals rehearsal. Living Waterprovides leadership for 2 Saturday evening Worshipservices per month as well as Youth Ministryevents. REQUIREMENT: all members must also be in HIMnals.
Adult PraiseOpen House, September 21, 3:30-5:00 PMMusic Director- Michael Rossi
Adult Praise is Prince of Peace’s contemporaryensemble for vocalists 18 years and above. Music Director- Michael Rossi
Instrumental GroupsChurch OrchestraOpen House, September 22, 6:15-8pMusic Director-Michael Rossi
The Prince of Peace Church Orchestra is open topersons middle school age through adult who playa traditional orchestra or band instrument. Theysupport congregational worship with the playing ofhymns, preludes, offertories, and postludes, as well asoccasional combining with the Chancel Choir for ananthem. This inter-generational ensemble rehearseson Sunday evenings, 6:15-8:00 pm, in the Sanctuary.
Bells of PeaceBells of Peace is a Handbell choir open to all ages.Basic music reading ability is required, but noringing experience is necessary. Bells of Peace ringsfor Sunday Services as assigned.
A Community of Women Committed to the Call of Christ
www.poplc.org/women
Wednesday Mornings9:30-11:30am
Faith ShapersSoul-Tending Reading
Meets monthly on Tuesday Evenings
Holy ComfortersQuilt making for charity
Meets January-MayThursdays, 9-3:00pm, Room 27
Ladies’ Night OutMonthly Fellowship Events
Questions? Email [email protected]
Look for more details on the women's ministry table
located in the hall near the church office.
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WoW WednesdaysWednesdays starting on September 18 9:30-11:30 am, Fellowship HallJoin a welcoming, intergenerational group of women for devotion, fellowship, and small-group study. This year, we have 4 small-group studies to choose from, plus music, snacks, and fun. Free childcare is provided. Our fantastic four fall studies will be: Breathe by Priscilla Shirer, led by Georgette Stuparitz; God of Creation by Jen Wilkin, led by Carol Schmidt; Life Together by Dietrich Bonheoffer, led by Asia Reed; Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life by Donald S. Whitney, led by Jennifer Gross. If you’ve been looking to become more ROOTED in Christ, this is the place to start!
Women of the Word SundaysSundays, 9:45am--10:45am, room 13 downstairsA welcoming group of women will be studying Ann Spangler’s book, “Praying the Names of Jesus.” This book focuses on helping readers understand the biblical context
in which the names and titles of Jesus were revealed, in order to gain a more intimate knowledge of His plans for their lives. Each chapter is independent of the previous ones, so come on down and join us for a time of fellowship and study. Mary Elizabeth Sorenson [email protected].
Faith ShapersTuesday, September 24, 7pm, room 21Interested in hearing from Christians through the ages and today about how God has shaped their lives and faith? Check out Faith Shapers, a monthly women’s group focused
on spiritual reading and discussion. In September, we’ll be reading and discussing a short selection from the book Devotional Classics edited by Richard J. Foster and James Bryan Smith. Read “The Church’s Impact on Society” by William Temple. Looking ahead, we’ll be discussing Recapturing the Wonder by Mike Cosper on October 22.
Wellspring Women's Gathering 2019"Finding Joy in the Journey" Saturday, November 16, 10:00am - 3:00pmDiscover the joy that God promises, beyond circumstances, offering hope that springs eternal and peace that never runs dry! Featuring internationally known Bible teacher, author, speaker and humorist, Ellie Lofaro. Learn more about Ellie at ellielofaro.com. The POP Care and Outreach
Ministries will pay for all attendees who register by Oct 15 using its lay equipping funds. Please note in the registration form that you are with the “POP-Springfield” group. Register at wellspringweb.org.
The "Oh Jonah!" Music Camp was a huge success with over 150 people in attendance at the three performances! Thanks to ALL who
participated!
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Sunday School9:45-10:45am
Meet in Youth Room
MidweekSenior High Youth
Weekly, 7:00-9:00pm
Follow @poplcva_students on Instagram!
Register for all events and programming at
www.poplc.org/connect/student-ministry
Sign up for the Student Ministry email blast:
www.poplc.org/connect/students
Need more info? [email protected]
Student Ministry
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Consecration Weekend (Continued from page 1)Stewardship Team has selected the New Consecration Sunday Stewardship Program as a way to teach the biblical and spiritual principles of generous giving in our stewardship education emphasis this year.New Consecration Sunday is based on the biblical philosophy of the need of the giver to give for his or her own spiritual development rather than the need of the church to receive. Instead of treating people like members of a social club who should pay dues, we will treat people like followers of Jesus Christ who want to give unselfishly as an act
of discipleship. New Consecration Sunday encourages people toward proportional and systematic giving in response to the question, “What percentage of my income is God calling me to give?” During worship on Consecration weekend, we are asking our attendees and members to make their finance commitments to our church’s missionary, benevolent, and educational ministries in the community and around the world.Every attendee and member who completes an Estimate of Giving Card does so voluntarily by attending worship on Consecration Weekend. We urge people to attend who feel strongly opposed to completing a card. The procedure is done in such a way that no one feels personal embarrassment if he or she chooses not to fill out a card.We will do no home solicitation to ask people to complete cards. During worship our guest leader will conduct a brief period of instruction and inspiration, climaxed by members making their commitments as a confidential act of worship.We will encourage participation in Consecration Weekend events through the Consecration Weekend team, BOSL and L10+ members. Since we will make no follow-up visits to ask people to complete their cards, we will make every effort to inform, inspire, and commit everyone to attend Consecration Weekend worship.Thanks in advance for your enthusiastic participation in Consecration Weekend events. Questions? Email Dave Carpenter [email protected] or Aaron Duke [email protected].
John Durkin and Pastor Gary at St. Louis Concordia for the SMP program.
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Board of Servant LeadersDavid McLean, Chair
Chris Martin, Vice ChairCraig Mosford, SecretaryJessica Landon, MemberJennifer Gross, MemberCarol Schmidt, Member
Ministry StaffGary Rueter
Vacancy Senior PastorStacey Crosson
Minister of Care & OurtreachJohn Durkin
Minister to Families & ChildrenBrad Womble
Ministry AdministratorMichael Rossi
Director of Music MinistryTiffany Sears
Communications DirectorMecia Miles-Rockett
Community Outreach CoordinatorKatie Boltwood
Youth Ministry AssistantNancy Sinclitico
AccountantTanya Tucker
Receptionist
POPLC SchoolLisa Wentzel, Principal
Marcel Page, School RegistrarLisa Long, Admin Assistant
To contact STAFF or BOSL use their name in the format:[email protected] or
To contact a PASTOR use:[email protected]
[email protected]: 703-451-5855School: 703-451-6177
Need an article in the Communicator? Contact [email protected]
Community HappeningsAssist Pregnancy CenterAssist Pregnancy Center invites you to attend a special breakfast event on Saturday, October 19th from 7:00-9:00am at Immanuel Bible Church in Springfield, VA . Featuring guest speaker Pastor John Ensor of PassionLife Ministries, the event will be moderated by Pastor Jesse Johnson of Immanuel Bible Church. Hear how one pastor learned who in his congregation was hurting from abortion and how the church could help. Discuss with other local pastors and church leaders how to shepherd your congregation well on abortion both locally and globally. Leave equipped with additional resources and encouragement. RSVP to [email protected].
Abortion Recovery Bible Study (Registration still OPEN!)Assist will be offering a private 10-week Bible study for post-abortive women on Tuesday nights this September - November. Please share this information with your congregation and church leadership/counseling team. Those interested in participating can contact Vernicia for details and to register. [email protected].
27th Annual Crop WalkWays to ParticipateThere are many ways you can participate in the CROP Hunger Walk:• Walk the 2.8-mile (4.5k) route• Raise money locally• Raise money online (www.crophungerwalk.org/burkeva)• Use the Matching Gifts option from your work place• Support a Walker with a generous donation• Use the online CROP Walker option• Be a Spirit Walker – raise funds though unable to Walk• Be a volunteer helper on Walk Day• Recruit a Team from your neighborhood or workplace• Be a sponsor of the Walk• Pray for the CROP Hunger Walk and for the poor and hungry.For more information, contact [email protected].
Start saving your change! We will have baby bottles
available for pick up at Oktoberfest this year to
support the Sanctity of Life. The deadline to contribute is
the last day of October.
September 2019Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 8:15a Worship (C)
8:30a Nueva Vida9:45a SunSchool11a Worship (C)
2 39:30a Fitness6p Fitness6:30p Nueva Vida7p Bitely Group7p Properties7p Small Group
46:30p Toastmasters7p Student Bible
58:30a ComfCoffee9:30a Fitness6p Fitness6p Prayer Team
68:30a ComfCoffee10:30a Al-Anon5:30p First Fridays
77:30a Men's Bible9:30a Fitness3:30p Rehearsal5:30p Worship, Lisa Wentzel Installation and Blessing Teachers6:45p Bible Study
88:15a Worship, Lisa Wentzel Installation and Blessing Teachers8:30a Nueva Vida9:45a Sunday School Kick-Off11a Worship, Lisa Wentzel Installation and Blessing Teachers
98:30a ComfCoffee9a SED 11a Senior Bible12:30p Parkinson's1p Memoirs6:30p Fitness6:30p StephMin7p BoSL7p Boy Scouts7p Seekers8:30p Men's AA
107:30a SED8:30a ComfCoffee9:30a Fitness10a ESL Register6p Fitness6:30p Nueva Vida7p Bitely Group7p Small Group
118:30a ComfCoffee6:30p Toastmasters7p Student Bible
128:30a Comf Coffee9a MOPS9:30a Fitness6p Fitness6:30p Nueva Vida7p Cards7p Call Committee
1310a ESL10:30a Al-Anon2:30p Girl Scouts
147:30a Men's Bible9:30a Fitness3:30p Rehearsal5:30p Worship, Tables of Peace and Stacey Crosson Blessing and Sending6:45p Bible Study
158:15a Worship (C)8:30a Nueva Vida9:45a SunSchool11a Worship (C)4:30p Flags
1611a Senior Bible1p Memoirs6:30p Fitness6:30p WorshipT7p Boy Scouts7p Seekers8:30p Men's AA
179:30a Fitness10a ESL6p Fitness6:30p Nueva Vida7p Bitely Group7p Small Group
189a Women's Bible6p Back2School6:30p Toastmasters7p Student Bible7:30p ScoutLeader
199a Circuit Pastors9:30a Fitness12p Noon Prayer6p Fitness6:30p Nueva Vida
209a Sparklers10a ESL10:30a Al-Anon
217:30a Men's Bible9:30a Care Ministry Training9:30a Embroidery9:30a Fitness3:30p Rehearsal5:30p Worship (C)6:45p Bible Study
228:15a Worship (C)8:30a Nueva Vida9:45a SunSchool11a Worship
2311a Senior Bible1p Memoirs6:30p Fitness6:30p StephMin7p BoSL7p Boy Scouts7p Seekers8:30p Men's AA
249:30a itness10a ESL6p Fitness6:30p Nueva Vida7p Bitely Group7p Small Group
259a Women's Bible6p Back2School6:30p Toastmasters7p Student Bible
269a MOPS9:30a Fitness6p Fitness6:30p Nueva Vida7p NAMI7p Call Committee
2710a ESL10:30a Al-Anon
287:30a Men's Bible9:30a Fitness3:30p Rehearsal5:30p Worship (C)6:45p Bible Study
298:15a Worship (C)8:30a Nueva Vida9:45a SunSchool11a Worship (C)
3011a Senior Bible1p Memoirs6:30p Fitness7p Boy Scouts7p Seekers8:30p Men's AA
Click link for full calendar details.https://73810819.view-events.com/calendar/73810819/
