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Zeal for Zion November 2019 Volume 11
Zion United Church of Christ, 415 South Main Street, North Canton, Ohio 44720
“Love is a Many Splendored Thing”
by Rev. Eli O. Klingensmith
Many of us are old enough to remember Andy Williams who sang the song, “Love Is a Many Splendored Thing”. That
title also became the title of a couple of movies.
My friend, the “many splendored” beauty of love can be demonstrated in a multitude of ways. But one of the most
effective is through the medium of praise and appreciation. It’s not enough just to have positive thoughts about someone; we
must translate those thoughts and feelings into words.
Failing to do this is to take the other person for granted and manifests a self-centered, unloving attitude on our part.
Praise and thankfulness are two tangible ways in which we reveal our love for another. A child who is perpetually
criticized but seldom praised grows up feeling unloved and unworthy.
So also in a marriage, a husband who neglects to praise his wife or thank her for the many things she does is not
communicating love. If he does love her, he’s keeping it a secret. She wouldn’t have many clues to go by. She certainly
doesn’t feel very cherished. The same, of course, is true of a wife’s relationship to her husband. When there are not
expressions of praise and gratitude, the result is a dry, loveless marriage. Even if a flame of love had been kindled to begin
with, in such a chilling, non-accepting environment, the sparks soon turn to gray ashes. Sadly, both persons in such a barren
relationship are deprived of the love and closeness that should be theirs.
Praise, according to the dictionary, is an expression of approval or commendation. Most often than not it relates to
some characteristic of the person to whom it is addressed: “You are so talented.” “You did such a great job.” “You’re a brill iant
student.”
Thankfulness, on the other hand, is an expression of appreciation or gratitude for some favor or act of kindness. But
praise and gratitude are often so entwined that they are almost expressed as one. “Thank you for coming to my rescue. You
are so kind and thoughtful.” “I really appreciated the wonderful dinner: You’re a terrific cook!” These two statements consist of
praise and gratitude laced together, and rightly so.
My friend, thankfulness and praise are positive forms of affirmation which engender positive responses. They are the
stuff which warm, loving relationships are fostered – not only with other people, but between ourselves and God. Little
wonder, then, that the psalmist tells God’s people, “Enter into His gates with thanksgiving, and into His courts with praise; be
thankful unto Him and bless His name”, Psalm 100:4. And in Hebrews 13:15 we read, “Let us offer the sacrifice (or gift) of
praise to God continually, that is, the fruit of our lips, giving thanks to His name”.
One of the marks of a believer is an attitude of gratitude. As the believer walks through life, his/her heart is filled with
appreciation for all that God has done and continues to do. Scripture says we should be “giving thanks always for all things to
God the Father in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ”, Ephesians 5:20.
Being thankful day by day isn’t always easy. We live in a world full of discord, adversity, sadness and heartache, and
as believers we don’t automatically side-step all the tragedies of life. But we do have Christ who is with us and comforts us in
the difficult times of life. We can be thankful.
Telling God “Thank You” is a sure way of deepening and expressing our love. And love is a many splendored thing.
Eli
CONTACT US:
Phone: 330.499.8191
Website: OurZionUCC.org
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: Our Zion UCC
CHURCH BUILDING & OFFICE HOURS:
Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
STAFF CONTACT INFORMATION:
Joey Cronin [email protected]
Pat Hoffman ext. 313 [email protected]
Rev. Eli Klingensmith ext. 303 [email protected]
Michael Lucas ext. 312 [email protected]
Ralph Morrison ext. 311 [email protected]
Sherry Sampson ext. 301 [email protected]
CUSTODIANS ext. 308
Sunday - Luke Hawkins
Monday/Thursday - Denny Adams
Tuesday & Friday - Jeffrey Blankenship
Wednesday/Thursday - Mike Karam
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Consistory Meeting Highlights
October 14, 2019
The job description for our proposed Next Generation
Pastor was unanimously approved. Additional input from
the Ad Hoc Search Committee will be required regarding
salary, benefits, etc.
A Congregational meeting is scheduled for November 10,
2019, immediately following the worship service, to vote
upon the proposed pipe organ renovations and repairs.
Questions or comments will be accepted at this meeting
prior to the official vote. Questions or comments, prior to
this meeting, can be addressed to Rick Fisher, Consistory
President, at [email protected] or telephone at
330.412.4372.
A retreat is scheduled for Consistory members on
Saturday (10/26/19) to discuss the upcoming year.
The 2019 Stewardship Campaign letter will be mailed this
week. We are requesting all of our members to consider
their personal response regarding their time, talent,
treasure and prayer for our Lord's Church. Rev. Eli will be
speaking for the coming weeks on our responsibilities to
support Zion United Church of Christ, our friends,
neighbors and our community.
Rick Fisher, Consistory President
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We reach out in love to our Church family and friends who have lost loved ones. May God’s blessing, comfort and peace surround you and your family.
Becky Dahler and family on the September 22 passing of
Mary Dahler.
Marilyn & Daryl Giey on the October 2 passing of, Elden
Surbey, Marilyn’s brother. Elden was also the 1st cousin
of Neva Shocksnider.
Arnold Frank on the October 12 passing of his wife and
our dear member, Dorothy.
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No matter how softly you whisper a prayer, God
surely listens, understands, and knows the
hopes and fears you keep on your heart.
And when you trust HIM, miracles happen!
To Rev. Eli and Congregation of Zion:
Thank you so much for the prayers after my recent
surgery. I am feeling better at this time and am
“reservedly optimistic” for my future.
I am very thankful also that Zion UCC has been in
my life since I was born.
Sincerely, Cathy Shriver
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To the Members of Zion United Church of Christ,
We appreciate your continued support over the years. This
generous donation allows us to continue doing what we do!
Thank you for always remembering us.
North Canton Meals on Wheels
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Thank you for allowing us to celebrate our 100th Anniversary
with you!
Sincerely, St. Paul Home & School
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ZUCC! Just a short note to say thank you for your support of
the recent NC Chamber of Commerce Chocolate Walk. You
helped make it a great success!
Take care, Chief Steve Wilder +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Brothers & Sisters in Christ,
Thank you for supporting the Dueber Church Street Ministry.
Gifts like yours allow us to continue to reach the lost of our
city.
Dueber United Methodist Church
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Dear Zion Friends,
This is to express my deep appreciation for your cards and
prayers during my recent hospital stay and 20 days in rehab
at St. Luke’s Community facility.
Also, an extra special thank you to Pastor Eli for his visits to
me at Mercy Hospital before and after a serious surgical
procedure. His visits were spiritually uplifting - I’ve been home
almost 2 months and am still improving.
Again, thank you dear Zion friends.
Love & prayers, Rosezelle Qualls
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Sara Fry,
Thank you so much for coming to my home and the flowers
were beautiful. Your talk and prayers really made my day,
Geraldine Bowe
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The Zion Church Transportation Team want to thank Anne
Shilling and the Shilling family for the Speedway gasoline gift
cards. It is truly our pleasure and honor to drive our cars to
pick up Anne for Sunday School and then to return her to
Chapel Hill Home when worship is over. Thank you for your
generosity.
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Quarter Auction FUN!
These are some of the amazing items that were up for auction
on Sunday, September 29 in Beck Hall. Zion Church wishes
to thank each and every one of you who donated items,
helped secure community donations, wrapped baskets,
prepared the delicious food, and all of those who helped run
the event. Special thanks to our awesome MC, Rick Fisher,
and the great vendors and Scout Troops 1 & 111. This
fantastic team effort was led by Connie Hausenfleck who
spent hours making sure everything ran smoothly. Thank you,
Connie! This year’s Quarter Auction raised $4625.66 for the
General Fund of the Church.
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Scout Spaghetti Dinner
Scout Troops 1 for boys and 111 for
girls are hosting a Spaghetti Dinner in
Beck Fellowship Hall on Saturday,
November 2 from 430-730 pm.
Tickets are $8 for adults; $5 for youth 5-12; under 5 are free.
For tickets: email [email protected], contact
any scout, or you may buy at the door. Please come out and
support Zion’s Scout Troops!!
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Remember to fall back and move your clocks back one hour when you go to bed on
Saturday, November 2!
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Zion Lunch Away
Join us on November 3 at noon as we head to
LaPizzaria on Dressler. This is a great time to
relax with your Church family and have some
great Italian food. Come and enjoy this special
time of fellowship.
Surviving the Holidays
Sunday, November 3 from 4-6 pm
Surviving the Holidays offers hope and help
as you navigate the Christmas Season.
Wondering how you will survive the weeks surrounding
Thanksgiving and Christmas? Are you dreading these
holidays, knowing that everything has changed and that
happy memories from past years can't be recreated?
Our “Surviving the Holidays” seminar is especially for people
who are grieving a loved one's death. You'll learn:
How to deal with the many emotions you'll face during the holidays.
What to do about traditions and other coming changes.
Helpful tips for surviving social events.
How to discover hope for your future.
This seminar is open to members of Zion United Church of
Christ and the surrounding community. If you know someone
who would benefit from this seminar, invite them and come
with them for support.
Zion's GriefShare Team is Connie Hausenfleck, Barbara
Steinbauer and Janet Swihart.
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Join us on Sunday, November 3 at 5 pm as
we view the movie God is Not Dead 3. In
the movie an atheist Philosophy professor
(Kevin Sorbo) plans to forego “dusty argu-
ments” in his class. He insists the new students declare that
“God is dead.” One student, Josh (Shane Harper), a devout
Christian refuses to disavow his faith. Josh must prove the
existence of God or else his college professor will fail him.
Thank you, Christian Ed Team, for hosting this evening and
providing the pizza, snacks, and drinks.
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GriefShare
Zion’s GriefShare grief recovery seminar and
support group will continue in November on
Tuesdays: 5, 12, 19, 26. Anyone who has lost a
loved one may join us. If you would like more
information, please call the Church Office.
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Pipe Organ Hymns+ November 7
Our organist, Ralph Morrison, shares his great
talent playing hymn-based selections and other
pieces. He also has a handout with information
on all of the musical selections. Please join Ralph
on November 7 at 1215 in the Sanctuary for
musical inspiration at Pipe Organ Hymns +.
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We Give Thee But Thine Own
Stewardship Sunday
November 10
You should have received your information
about the November Stewardship Campaign. In the envelope
was a letter, 2020 Pledge Card, 2020 Time & Talent Card
(two-sided), Pledge for Prayer Card, and a return envelope.
We encourage everyone, youth through seniors, to partici-
pate. If you are in need of more cards, they are available in
the Cloister or you may call the Church Office and additional
cards will be sent to you. Please mail or bring back your cards
by November 10. Your help with a financial pledge and your
willingness to volunteer and pray for Zion, along with our
Heavenly Father's guidance will accomplish miracles!
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There is a Congregational Meeting called
for Sunday, November 10, 2019
immediately following the worship service.
A vote will be held to address the Organ
Renovation. You will be asked to vote on
one of three proposals.
Proposal #1: To renovate and repair the existing pipe organ
to bring it back to its original condition. This proposal would
cost approximately $195,000.00 and would be paid through
our existing Organ fund that has been funded by our
congregation contributions.
Proposal #2: To accept Proposal #1 and to add the following:
Upgrade the technology and sound of the pipe organ.
Relocate the pipe organ to the Chancel and renovate the
Chancel to increase the sound output and to make it handicap
accessible. The estimated cost of this proposal is
$435,000.00. ($195,000.00 from proposal #1 and
$240,000.00 additional cost for the Chancel renovations and
additional pipe organ upgrades.) The additional $240,000.00
would require a Capital Campaign.
Proposal #3: To forgo the aforementioned proposals and
make no renovations or repairs to the pipe organ and the
Chancel. This would keep the Organ Fund at its present
amount and allow it to accrue interest. This fund can be used
only for our pipe organ.
On behalf of your Zion Consistory, I ask the entire
Congregation to attend the Congregational Meeting on
November 10, 2019, cast your ballot regarding our Pipe
Organ proposals. If you are unable to attend; however,
Absentee Ballots will be available in the Church Office
November 4-8 from 9 am – 4 pm.
Thank you,
Rick Fisher, Consistory President
Sharing Christmas Love
Operation Christmas Child is a service project by
Zion’s MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) Group.
There are still a few OCC boxes available by the
Office. Kindly return your filled boxes to Zion by November 10
as they will go to the Processing Center that week. Most
importantly, please pray God’s blessing for the receiver of
your box. Help us bring Christmas joy to the world’s children.
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Thankoffering - Sun., November 24 Please remember to bring your 2019
Thankoffering box for Rising Hope Ministries in
Canton. If you do not have a box, donations
may be made to this program by using the envelope in the
bulletin that Sunday or just by writing Rising Hope Ministries
on the memo line of your check.
“As you become a blessing to others,
you set yourself up to be blessed.” +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
MERGE The Zion youth will travel by Church Bus to
MERGE at Trinity UCC on Sunday,
November 24 from 6-8 pm. The Church
bus will leave at 530 and return at 830.
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Interfaith Thanksgiving Service - November 26
Last year, Zion hosted this very special worship service. This
year, it is hosted by St. George Byzantine Catholic Cathedral
on Tuesday, November 26 at 7 pm. Please join the local
churches at St. George, 1121 44th St NE, Canton, 44714 for
this special time of praise and thanksgiving.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ The Church Building will Close at Noon on November 27 and be
Closed November 28 & 29 so that the Church Staff may spend this holiday time with their families.
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Saturday, November 30 at 9 am Please join our great Property Committee
as they adorn our Sanctuary, Beck Hall,
Cloister, Classrooms, Hallways, and the
outside of our Church to help prepare for
the Christmas season. This is a wonderful time to join
together in fellowship sharing your time to help decorate the
church and prepare your hearts and minds for the coming of
our Savior. No need to sign up; please just stop by on Sat.,
November 30 at 9 am and stay all morning or for an hour or
two, whatever fits in your day’s plans.
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SNOWBIRDS Please inform the Church Office when you
leave for warmer weather so that we can
check the computer to make sure we have
your correct address. It would be so helpful if
you make sure that the Church Office has your email address
so you don’t miss any copies of the Zeal for Zion Newsletter.
Also, when you are headed back home, give the Church
Office a reminder call so we can change the address in our
database back to your home address. As always, please be
sure we have your correct phone numbers too. We pray
God’s blessing on you. Have a safe, fun, healthy winter!
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Attention Zion High School Senior
and College Students!
The application period for Zion Memorial Education Grants for
the 2020-21 schoolyear is now open. Application forms are
available in the Church Office or can be mailed to you, upon
request. Two references are recommended and should
accompany the completed application. Students may apply
for up to 4 annual grants and current recipients must submit a
new application each school year.
Firm DEADLINE for submission is March 1st. Applica-
tions received in the Church Office after the deadline will
not be eligible for the 2020-21 school year grants.
Feel free to contact any Memorial Education Committee
member with questions: Donna Brandau (Chair), Kurt
Hawkins, Alycia Kakos, Jeff Palmerton, Sarah Popa.
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Breakfast with Santa Get ready for a special date with Santa on
Saturday, December 7 at 830 am. Come
and enjoy a great pancake and sausage
breakfast, listen to the Bells of Zion, sing
some carols and visit with Santa. All boys and girls present
will receive a gift. This is a free event. The Christian Ed Team
has decided that there will be no registration this year so just
come and enjoy this time with your family.
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Advent Taizé Service
Zion will host a Taizé Meditative Advent
Worship Service on Tuesday, December
10 at 730 pm in Zion’s Sanctuary. Taizé is
an ecumenical monastic order located in the south of
Burgundy, France in a small village called Taizé. A Taizé
worship service involves sung and chanted prayers,
meditation, a period of silence and liturgical readings. There is
no preaching. While Taizé worship as practiced in the
Monastic Community cannot be simply imitated, it has been
adopted by many Christian communities throughout the world.
1st: Nancy Selinsky
2nd: Dick Conde, Ailene Deimling
3rd: Dr. James Brandau, Melody Ledger
4th: Marvin Kirby
5th: Donna DiLauro, Ailene McAfee
6th: Linda Cronin
7th: Eileen Kile
8th: Judy McCune
12th: Joyce Close
13th: Amber Warstler
14th: Jean Owens
15th: Meg Fischoff, Carrie Kahler, Kris McMaster
17th: Matthew Indorf
18th: Neva Shocksnider, Lloyd Stoyer
19th: Bob McCleaster
21st: Joey Cronin
22nd: Jillian Calabretta, Chris Indorf, Michael Warren
23rd: Kevin Close
26th: Judy Jones
28th: Alanna Pasquale, Sherry Sampson
29th: Olivia Calabretta, Margaret Cole, Rev. Gary Smith
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Tom & Dottie Pritt November 8, 1969
Jamie & Katie McCleaster November 10, 2007
Dick & Bonnie Stahl November 20, 1965
John & Lee Yoder November 21, 1981
Ron & Linda Karlo November 22, 1969
John & Julie Cross November 24, 1996
Jim & Alice Shoop November 27, 1965
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Live your truth.
Express your love.
Share your enthusiasm.
Take action on your dreams.
Walk your talk.
Dance and sing your music.
Embrace your blessings.
Make today worth remembering.
Dr. Steve Maraboli
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Blessing the Blessing Box
“For whenever two or more of you are gathered in His name
There is love, there is love.” Noel Paul Stookey
On September 29 after
worship we gathered to bless
this new ministry. This great
Blessing Box is already doing
its job and blessing families.
You may put in the Blessing
Box non-perishable food items
that can withstand the heat in
the summer or cold in the
winter; cleaning and hygiene
items; hats and scarves when
it gets colder. Feel free to
attach a scripture, a note of
encouragement, or invitation
to church on your items. If the Blessing Box is full when you
bring your items, please bring them into the Church. We will
continue to watch it and replenish items as warranted.
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Firefighter of the Year
We extend a huge congratulations to Lt. Rob Ramey on being
named Plain Township Firefighter of the Year. Lt. Ramey was
honored at the 54th Annual Firefighter Recognition and Fire
Prevention Breakfast on Wednesday, October 9, 2019. Rob
serves Zion as Wellness Leader and is on the Transportation
Team. We are so very proud of you, Rob! Thank you for your
service to our community. You are truly a blessing to many!
Hoover High School
Athletic Hall of Fame
inducts Betty Lou Lehman! What a proud moment it was for
Betty Lou and her family and friends
as she was introduced at the
Hoover High School Football game
on September 13 as one of the
Class of 2019 inductees into the
Hoover High School Athletic Hall of
Fame. The dinner and ceremony
were held on September 14 in the
Hoover High School Commons and
the Auditorium.
Betty Lou received this fantastic
honor by being the #1 Hoover
Sports Fan. She was born and raised in North high school,
Betty Lou pursued a career as a nurse graduating Canton,
Ohio and was a 1951 graduate of NoCaHi. After from Aultman
Hospital School of Nursing in 1954. Betty Lou worked in
Cleveland and in Colorado before moving back to North
Canton where she has lived since 1957 with her wonderful
husband, Ned, and their children.
Through the years, Betty Lou has been a huge supporter of
all of the Hoover sports teams. She is a season ticket holder
for several sports and tries to go to as many away games as
she can. This was a well-deserved honor for a terrific lady and
super Hoover sports fan. God bless you, Betty Lou, as you
share your happiness and show your strength to others.
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Mark Your 2020 Calendar!
The Memorial Education Fund provides grants to our out-
standing Zion college students based upon their applications.
The Memorial Education Committee will be hosting an event
on Friday, January 3 to raise donations to keep this program
available for our students. Watch for details in bulletins, the
Cloister, and the December Zeal for Zion.
If you are interested in making a Memorial Education Fund
donation for year 2019, just submit it by December 29 and be
sure to designate it to the Memorial Education Fund. Then
come celebrate with us on January 3!
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Keep Those ACME Tapes Coming
As the holidays are upon us, please keep in mind to turn in
your cash register slips dated through December 28 for the
Missions Team. What could go into the paper recycling can
provide money for our Missions Committee to share with local
groups. There is a box in the Cloister for all of your tapes.
2019 Zion United Church of Christ Calendar
Phone: 330.499.8191 Email: [email protected] Facebook: Zion UCC North Canton Website: OurZionUCC.org
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Events and
meetings are subject
to change. Please
refer to the weekly
bulletins.
ROOM CODES
B - Beck Hall
C - Chapel
CSR - Cub Scout Room
L - Library
O - Office
P - Parlor
MP - Multi-Purpose
S - Sanctuary
SR - Scout Room
1 8 AA - MP
2
10 Sponsored
Group - MP/104/109
430-730 Scout
Spaghetti Dinner - B
3 9 Adult SS - 111/C
1015 Youth SS - 208
1015 Worship
12 Zion Lunch Away
- LaPizzaria
4-6 Surviving the
Holidays - C
5 Movie Night - B
630 AA -MP/104/109
4
6 Memorial/Gifts - P
630 Missions - L
630 Cub Committee
- CSR
7 Executive - O
7 Property - 103
5
8-330 CC
9 Quilters - 223
915 TOPS - C
10 Staff - P
6 GriefShare - C
7 AA Discussion - 104
7 Troop 1 - SR
6
7
1215 Pipe Organ
Hymns + - S
6 MOPS - B/104/109
615 Bells - S
7 Troop 111 - MP
730 Choir - B14
8
12 December Zeal
Info Due
8 AA - MP
9
10 Sponsored
Group - MP/104/109
10 Stewardship
Sunday/Shoebox
Collection
9 Adult SS - 111/C
1015 Youth SS - 208
1015 Worship
1130 Congregational
Meeting
630 AA -MP/104/109
11
630 Consistory - 103
12
8-330 CC
9 Quilters - 223
915 TOPS - C
10 Staff - P
6 GriefShare - C
7 Christian Ed - L
7 AA Discussion - 104
7 Troop 1 - SR
13
6-8 pm Rental - B
14
615 Bells - S
7 Troop 111 - MP
730 Choir - B14
15
8 AA - MP
16
10 Sponsored
Group - MP/104/109
12-6 Rental - B
17
9 Adult SS - 111/C
1015 Youth SS - 208
1015 Worship
630 AA -MP/104/109
18 19
9 Quilters - 223
915 TOPS - C
10 Staff - P
6 GriefShare - C
7 AA Discussion - 104
7 Troop 1 - SR
20 21
6 MOPS - P/104/109
615 Bells - S
7 Troop 111 - MP
730 Choir - B14
22
8 AA - MP
23
10-12 Taizé Service
Rehearsal - S
10 Sponsored
Group - MP/104/109
24 Thankoffering
Sunday
630 Oatmeal
Breakfast - Canton
9 Adult SS - 111/C
1015 Youth Attend
Worship
1015 Worship
6-8 Merge - Trinity
630 AA -MP/104/109
25 26
8-330 CC Challenge
9 Quilters - 223
915 TOPS - C
10 Staff - P
6 GriefShare - C
7 Memorial Ed - P
7 AA Discussion - 104
7 Troop 1 - SR
27
12 The Church
Building will Close
28
Happy Thanksgiving
Church
Building is
Closed
29
Church
Building is
Closed
8 AA - MP
30
9 Decorate the
Church
10 Sponsored
Group - MP/104/109
