May media 2015 by First United Methodist Church

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 401 S. Spring Ave., Sioux Falls, SD 57104 OFFICE PHONE: 605-336-3652 WEBSITE: www.sfumc.org

May 2015

The Media is produced monthly by First United Methodist Church, Sioux Falls, S.D. A sanctuary of Christian hope, love and encouragement in the heart of Sioux Falls.

Transitions Pittsburg Pirates baseball great Willie Stargell said, “Life is one big transition!” The month of May is a season of transitions with graduations, weddings, spring to summer like weather! Likewise, Easter is a season of transition in the life of the church. Easter represents the greatest transition of all--the gift of Jesus’ resurrection from the dead to new life for all.

Will Archer

We will have our own transitions here at First UMC. Will Archer has been the captain of the Sunday Morning Men’s Breakfast ministry for over 23 years. Will has decided that it is time for him to retire from this ministry and pass the baton to others. So on Sunday, May 17, we will be celebrating Will Archer and his leadership of the Sunday Morning Breakfast. In addition, per Will’s request, we will recognize over 55 other men who have over the years participated and served on the Sunday Morning Breakfast crew. Please come and share your word of thanks and gratitude. We will have a short program after the 9:15 worship service. Our MCCI prescription invited us to consider moving the Sunday morning breakfast, but for now the Worship Impact Team will be recommending

and proposing to the congregation that we indeed continue our Sunday Morning Breakfast in the Fellowship Hall. This leads to the next transition conversation. Our Worship Impact Team (Prescription 2 of our MCCI document) has met over the last month and half thinking through our Sunday morning schedule. We have been prayerfully considering how we might enhance our vision and ministry here at Sioux Falls First UMC through our Sunday morning worship schedule. The team has made the following schedule proposal that we would possibly begin with this fall. We have shared this proposal with the Next Generations Prescription 3 team, the music groups, and to the church council. We now want to share it church-wide so we can prayerfully discern as the body of Christ if this is God’s preferred future for our church. The Worship Impact Team proposes the following worship schedule: • 8:30 a.m. Traditional Worship in the Sanctuary • 9:45 a.m. New Format Worship including traditional/ contemporary in the Sanctuary • 11:00 a.m. Modern Worship in the Fellowship Hall In addition, we will offer worship services on Wednesday and Sunday evenings. Our Sunday evening worship

PASTOR BOB RUEDEBUSCH Senior Pastor First United Methodist Church

already exists as an off campus worship service. We believe this schedule and the various styles of worship will help us continue to offer the best options for helping persons experience God in our midst. Look for times and places where you can share your questions and thoughts about this new proposal. This proposal is not the final one, but one where the team covets your general thoughts and reflections. Lastly, enclosed is a letter from Pastor Sara sharing with us that the Cabinet has invited her to be the new pastor at Flame of Faith United Methodist Church in West Fargo, ND. This is a tremendous opportunity for Sara to share her marvelous gifts and abilities with a church community. We celebrate with Sara, Kyle and Teddy! Transitions are emotional moments of walking through changes. However, as followers of Jesus we know that Jesus walks with us. As in Easter, Jesus helps us in the transitions of life. Jesus listens and always provides in the midst of transitions of life. So let us walk closely with Jesus who always sees us through! The church office will be closed on Monday, May 25 for Memorial Day.

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TAMI PROSTROLLO Children’s Education Coordinator & Information Technology First United Methodist Church

You have to experience it!

Step back in time—to see what life was like when Jesus was a kid. Just imagine… • Exploring authentic traditions, • Building strong relationships with other family members, • Trying new crafts and games, • Smelling and tasting new foods, and • Learning from Jesus’ mom, Mary, about God’s incredible love for us. Everything…from the music to the costumes to the Marketplace crafts…absolutely everything has the look, feel, and flavors inspired by ancient Nazareth, where Jesus was a kid. This summer, let’s bring that same wonder and excitement to our church! Be a part of the vacation Bible school at here at First UMC during June 8-11. It’s our goal to reach 100 kids with this program. That’s 100 kids who will grow in their relationship with God! We’re praying that this awesome VBS program will touch children’s hearts and lives with his love. Join in the mission of helping kids in our community discover that • Jesus had a family…we do, too. • Jesus had a name…we do, too. • Jesus had a home…we do, too. • Jesus went to church…we do, too. • Jesus served others…we do, too. As we plan and prepare for Hometown Nazareth VBS, our team cherishes your prayers. Will you pray that God grants us wisdom in planning? Please pray for the right adult ministry partners to join our team. And also pray that God begins working in the hearts of the children who will visit Hometown Nazareth! Watch for more information about this exciting ministry event! Blessings, Co-Chairs, Nan Baker & Rachel Tribble

Ever wonder what Jesus was like as a kid? His mom, Mary can sure tell some stories…like about His incredible birth, or the time the family traveled to Jerusalem for Passover. And wait ‘til you hear what the neighbors in Nazareth thought of the Carpenter’s son! Your kids are about to get the “behind-thescenes” stories, straight from Mary! When God sent Jesus to earth, it wasn’t as a king who lived in a palace, surrounded by servants and wealth. Jesus grew up in a small town, the son of a common carpenter. As kids hear Mary share about Jesus, they’ll discover that God’s Son faced many of the same things we do today, and understands the hard things we go through. You can sign up now online by going to www.sfumc.org and clicking on the Hometown Nazareth banner. You can also sign up at church beginning in May. Cost for this fantastic adventure is $5 per child (maximum family fee $20). You can avoid all costs by signing up to Volunteer to help bring Jesus into the lives of our kids!

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Confirmation Sunday will be May 3rd at 9:15am. We will ALI McCORMICK be confirming five students. Bailee Wescott, Caden Sheets, Confirmation & Middle High Youth Leader Kennedy Knuth, Alyssa Munce and Jack Brenneman. First United Methodist Church These students are great leaders and will set the world on fire for Christ. Thanks to all the confirmation teachers this year. Your countless hours of preparation work, teaching, clean up and everything else you did have not gone unnoticed. I greatly appreciate all you do. Those teachers are Amanda Reisner, Nanci Wescott, Nancy Hallenbeck, Dan Olson, Bruce and Shontel Larsen and Curtis Mittendorf. Thanks for all you do!! Thanks to mentors as well you are rock stars!

It never ceases to amaze me how much each one of these youth is like family to each other. Every week when they walk into the youth room there is sense that we are family. Sometimes they argue but at the end of the day there is a deep respect for each other. These students have warmed my heart over the past three years. I look forward to seeing what they will do next not only in youth group but for the Kingdom of God. This month the Middle School Youth have been busy bees.

They have been learning about what it means to be a community that is accepting and forgiving. This series has led to some great discussions particularly around forgiveness and how important that is for Christian to forgive as Christ first forgave them. We have learned what it means to be a community by going on a prayer walk in the neighborhood. It was a definite Holy Spirit at work moment. The Youth welcomed numerous church members who joined them. 35 of the Middle School Youth, parents and friends went to Lifelight Tours here in Sioux Falls. The Youth had a blast.

FUMC Open

On Sunday, May 31st

the AMEN’s annual golf tournament will take place. The event will begin at about 2:00 p.m. at the Spring Creek golf course in Harrisburg. Sign up will begin immediately. If you are interested please contact the church office or one of the men from the AMEN’s group. Steve Quincey, Dave Eiesland, Craig Sletten or Al Svennes. Kids, women or men are encouraged to play in this fun event.

I am so proud of who these students are becoming. I am thankful for their parents who have been doing an amazing job teaching them of Christ and serving. I know that each one of these students have had numerous other people pour into them as well and I want to say Thank you. Thank you for giving the students a chance and not giving up on them. You are all amazing my hope and prayer is that you continue to do this throughout their lives. Thanks to all my volunteers in Middle School Youth Katie Phillips, Curtis Mittendorf and Bruce and Shontel Larsen. All the parents that have helped in numerous ways. Thanks for all you do!

Banquet Breakfast Ministry Thank you to our April volunteers! Please mark your calendars as we prepare for our May Breakfast on May 28th. If you haven’t volunteered for this ministry, we would love to have you join us! Please let the church office or Pastor Sara know if you’d like to prepare (6 volunteers needed at 5:30 a.m.) or serve (25 volunteers needed at 6:30 a.m.) If you would like to know more, please contact Pastor Sara (pastorsara@sfumc.org).

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Missional Church Consultation Initiative Prescription Teams Updates

1. Church-wide missional alignment. Coach Bill Lyle, Ohio • Pastor Bob is working closely with his coach to re-align our resources to focus on our mission: To make Disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world! • In light of Pastor Sara’s transition Pastor Bob will be working with a Staff Realignment team as well as the Staff Parish Relations Committee to address our staffing needs and direction. 2. Worship Excellence: Coach JK Posey, Ginghamsburg UMC in Tipp City Ohio • Team met to discern First UMC’s core values with regard to worship. As we discern our values we will work to implement them in our different worship styles and settings. The team is inviting input from the congregation on a proposed Worship Schedule starting in September as follows: 8:30 a.m. Traditional Worship 9:45 Traditional/Contemporary/New Format Worship 11:00 Contemporary Worship in the Fellowship Hall Look for times and dates for conversations with the pastors and church leaders to share your input on this possible new schedule. 3. Reach next generation mission field: Coach ReNae Street, Dayton Ohio Conference Office • We are discussing the immediate needs in our community and how we can best address those needs. • Under consideration for vision statement “To equip, encourage and empower all kinds of families to know and love Christ.” • We are working on our core values • The team will meet again on April 26. 4. Door to Core – newcomer readiness: Coach Brad Aycock, First UMC Sikeston, Missouri • The all-church May Day service event to be held on May 2, 2015 is the first major event related to this prescription. • New Connect Cards have been created and are now being used in all worship services. • Divided the team up into sub groups for work around signage, newcomer welcome, and visitor follow up, and events. 5. “We Love Our Neighbors” missional partnership. Coach Marcia Florkey, United Methodist Church Deaconess • Initial meeting held March 31st Met with Coach Marcia via Face time and discussed asset based neighborhood development concepts Narrowed the scope of area nonprofits around the church with whom we look to partner with.

Wedded Band will meet

Wednesday, May 6th at 12:00 pm. Our program will feature Courtney Reedy, Guide & Park Ranger at the new Good Earth State Park. Please join us for a camp dinner of hotdogs and baked beans. Guests are welcome! Please RSVP to Rod & Doris Gist or Thelma Moberly so we can have enough food for everyone.

U.M.W.

May 21, 2015 Circle Meetings:

Anna ~ 9:30 a.m. ~ Perkins (West 41st St.) Rachel ~ 9:30 a.m. ~ Lillian Hahn’s Home Sarah ~ 10:00 a.m. ~ Friendship Room Nancy ~ 7:00 p.m. ~ Friendship Room Rebecca ~ 7:00 p.m. ~ Fireplace Room

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DONNA KUPER Financial Administrator & Co-Congregational Care First United Methodist Church

Sunday, May 10th 10:00 am11:00 am, Donna Kuper will be available in her office to help you sign up for our new online giving program and will answer any questions. Once you sign up, you can give any amount, any time, day or night and you can even give by text!

Congregational Care Card Ministry

The church has a wonderful ministry of sending cards for birthdays and anniversaries of a loved one’s death. We are asking if you could please donate blank cards to the church to continue this ministry. If you like to hand craft cards, we will graciously accept your cards. Please drop off your cards to Donna Kuper’s office or the main office.

The S.A.G.E.S. Senior Adults: Growing, Exploring, Serving

The S.A.G.E.S. will meet on Wednesday, May 13, 11:30 a.m. -1 p.m. in the Round Table Dining Room. The Program will highlight the Heartland House with guest speaker Tammy Denning. Rachel Graber will lead in devotions. PLEASE NOTE: The $5 meal reservation deadline is Monday, May 11, at 4 p.m. Please call the church office at 336-3652. Seven days without prayer makes one weak.

UMCOR We want to thank everyone who has donated items for our layette kits, while we are still collecting items for the layette kits, for the next 3 months we are going to feature the UMCOR Heath Kits. It is hard to believe not having the basic health necessities, but there are times in this country as well as around the world when people are in need of these items. Here are the supplies needed for the Health Kits: 1. 1 hand towel • 15 x 25 inches to 17 x 27 inches; • Kitchen, cleaning, and microfiber towels not acceptable. 2. 1 washcloth

3. 1 comb • Comb needs to be sturdy and longer than 6 inches long; • No pocket combs or picks please; • Rattail combs and combs without handles are acceptable with a minimum of 6 inches of teeth. 4. 1 metal nail file or nail clippers • No emery boards, please. 5. 1 bath-size soap • 3 oz. and larger sizes only; • No Ivory or Jergens soap due to moisture content; • Do not remove from original packaging. 6. 1 toothbrush

• Adult size only; • Do not remove from original packaging. 7. 6 adhesive bandages • ¾ inch to 1 inch-size; • Common household BandAids. 8. 1 plastic bag • One-gallon size sealable bag only. 9. $1 to purchase toothpaste Please bring these items to the church office during May and June. If you have any questions, feel free to contact Mary Jane Richardson at maryjane@sio. midco.net or 940-1414.

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CALLING ALL READERS:

Good reading material is available, free, at our church library on the second floor. Magazines: The latest issue of

The Christian Century features an article on how children and youth develop positive character traits and on what makes a moral human being. The most recent issue of South Dakota magazine celebrates its 30th anniversary and some of the important stories it has published since 1985. Response, the publication of United Methodist Woman, traces the history of migration in the western hemisphere and examines the way these issues affect society today.

Fiction: Among many

recent purchases is William Kent Krueger’s mystery novel, Ordinary Grace, which has been selected as the South Dakota “One Book” for 2015, and another of Krueger’s recent novels, Heaven’s Keep. Krueger is a Minnesotan and a United Methodist. We also have the early Laura Ingalls Wilder autobiography just published by the South Dakota Historical Society.

Bible Study: Battles of the

Bible relates the history of the wars of ancient Israel. John Shelby Spong’s Reclaiming the Bible for a Non-Religious World argues that scripture can still guide and enlighten modern readers and that its essential message remains significant today.

The Library will be open on Sunday mornings, Wednesday evenings, and Thursday afternoons through May. During the summer, library patrons can borrow a key from the office to check out books.

May MISSION OF THE MONTH

Imagine No Malaria is an extraordinary effort of the United Methodist Church to end preventable death from malaria in Africa.

Malaria is a preventable, treatable disease that breeds poverty and burdens health care. In fact, over 650,000 people die every year from malaria. Imagine No Malaria is related to Nothing But Nets (successful program raising more than $7 million to provide bed nets to families) in Africa. In 2008, building on that success, Imagine No Malaria was created to provide a more comprehensive approach, including funding for prevention,

education, treatment and communication. You may think of Imagine No Malaria as “Nets Plus”.

UMCOR (the United Methodist Committee on Relief) does the majority of the work for Imagine No Malaria, and because of a generous grant from the UN Foundation for administrative costs, all donations go directly to our work in Africa. UMCOR is a well-known and well-respected deliverer of relief and development throughout the world and is committed to a sustainable practice of ending deaths from malaria What that basically means is that they are working with the people of Africa in this endeavor. In a more

practical sense, as much as possible, they purchase the nets in Africa, they train community health workers (who are typically already working in their communities as birth attendants, etc.) to handle education and distribution and they establish in-country health boards who plan and implement strategies against malaria, writing grants for funding received, providing oversight and reporting successes. In fact, one of the reasons we’re focusing on malaria is because at a meeting of the bishops of Africa and some of our denominational leaders, we asked what they needed most and they said “stop malaria.”

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OUR CHURCH FAMILY Our Sympathy to the families of: Dianne Wagner (mother of Brett Wagner, Heidi Wagner & grandmother of Kyra Wagner), Marlys Hink, Mary Thurman, Kathy Tooley (sister of Jim (Bev) Murray), Kara Murray (granddaughter of Jim (Bev) Murray), Walter Conahan (Grandfather of Heather Barthelman), Bennie Sweers (father of Becky (Ron) Holten), Elsaetta Hofstad (mother of William (Sharon) Hofstad), Bonnie Smith (wife of Paul Smith) Sanford Donna Moehnke Hospitalized: Irene Fenstermaker Sharon Issenhuth Eleanora Austin Avera McKennan Patricia Waring Will Archer Betty Erwin Cleo Nichol Dennis Pierson Marvin Stadum Warren Walsh Home Health Care: Rich Greeno Hospice: Cheryl Norine, Dorothy Brumm Marriage: Daniel Terveen & Margaret “Marnie” Schuneman Hidden Saints: Thank you to Arden Shields & Dennis Green for repairing the quilters closet. Thank you to those who serve with the Lawn & Landscape Ministry: Jeff Sheets, Shayne Maker, John & Gladys Bahnson, John Hinrichs, Dwight Seigenthaler, Steve Quincey, Doug Erickson, Ron Kimball, Lyle & Kay Kranzler & Larry Engeltjes

Staff Focus of the Month Pam Knuth This month we share a staff update on our Administrative Secretary, Pam Knuth. Pam has been on staff here at First UMC for the past 2 1/2 years. Her responsibilities include creating the weekly bulletin and the monthly Media, maintaining membership updates, serving as the Church Council Secretary, and assisting the Pastors and staff in anything they may need. As a long time member of the church, she is very invested and passionate about the happenings here at FUMC. Pam and her husband Nate have three children; Kennedy, Carter and Jackson. They are a busy family involved in many different activities and sports and they all enjoy spending time at their cabin at Lake Poinsett.

ATTENDANCE REPORT

2/18/15 Ash Wednesday - 50 3/29/15 Palm Sunday - 583 4/2/15 Maundy Thursday - 160 4/3/15 Good Friday - 254 4/5/15 Easter Sunday - 826 4/12/15 - 487 4/19/15 - 499 2015 Year to Date Average: 529

March 2015 FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT Income Received ................................................. $89,708 Expenses ............................................................... $95,909 Balance.................................................................. $-6,201 Pledges/Income YTD Budget YTD % Budget Pledges Income $213,510 $200,499 106% $ Unpledged Income $27,477 39,501 70% Loose Offering $1,897 $2,499 76% Capital Income $4,761

All June Media articles are due by Wednesday, May 20th. The June Media will be mailed on Wednesday, May 27th.

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REEL FAITH Sunday, May 10th - Mother’s Day Feature Film - “Pat and Mike” Starring Katharine Hepburn, Spencer Tracy and William Ching (Note: Please use the west doors on Duluth Street which will be unlocked from 6:00-6:40 p.m.)

This is a light hearted romantic comedy produced in 1952 and starring two outstanding award winning legends of the film industry. Pat Pemberton (Katharine Hepburn) is a brilliant athlete who loses her confidence whenever her charming but undermining fiancé’ Collier (William Ching) is around. Ladies golf and tennis championships are within her reach. However, she gets flustered by Collier’s presence at the contests. He wants her to give up her goal and marry him, but Pat does not give up on herself that easily. She enlists the help of Mike Conovan (Spencer Tracy), a slightly shady sports promoter. Together they face mobsters, a jealous boxer (Aldo Ray), and a growing mutual attraction. This is the last Reel Faith showing for this season and as promised, it is light hearted in nature while demonstrating significant change in both our culture and the film industry. Bring your favorite movie treats and enjoy a light hearted time together as we close out the Reel Faith 2014-2015 Season. We will start the new season in October.

H.O.S.T. Group for June 2015

June’s Shepherds: Rick & Sonja Gourley

Our monthly H.O.S.T. groups were created so that every family will take one month when they will help our church share in radical hospitality! You will have team shepherds for your month. They will be following up with you as well. This is a great way to be in ministry as a disciple of Jesus Christ. Here are the hospitality opportunities: •Being a greeter at one of our worship services •Helping with other hospitality opportunities sponsored by the church during June. •Helping to provide food for funeral lunches The goal of this ministry is for every family to help in our ministry of radical hospitality for one month a year. We all know that the more people involved in our hospitality ministry will help us have a greater impact to share the love of Jesus Christ and help support the ministry of our church. Thank you for sharing in this important ministry. If you have any questions do not hesitate to contact us at the church office.

June’s H.O.S.T. Group: Don & Jean Anderson Bahne Bahnson Lois Bass Elizabeth Blosser Boyd Bristow & Dar Berkenpas James & Shirley Colwill Joel & Vicki Dawley Sandra Douglass Dean & Carol Ellston Ray & Phyllis Faragher Tracy Haak Bob & Kathy Harmon Clifford Hicks Russ & Carleen Hovendick

Dan & Jean Hylland Reid & Misty Jensen Greg Jones Ron & Sondra Kimball Ron & Marcia Klimes Arlene Krsnak John & Kathy MacArthur Gene Meyer Marilyn Moorlach George Niimi Sue Parker John & Beth Rehurek Michele Rosenberg Travis & Valerie Schafer

Irene Schryver Alan & Dianne Seefeldt Betty Simmons Bonnie Sperle Glen & Caren Straatmeyer Dorsey & Elizabeth Tellekson Thomas & Shirley Ullom Phil & Joyce Vos Vince & Beth Weber Roger & Janet Wehde Donna White Jeremiah & Afton Zediker

Our monthly HOST groups will supply greeters and will help to provide desserts for funerals. We are looking to this group for these opportunities for the month of June. Rick & Sonja Gourley are your Shepherds for this month. They will have a sign up sheet available in the Sign Up Folder for you to volunteer for a certain task on a specific Sunday. Otherwise you are welcome to call Rick & Sonja to volunteer to be a greeter in the month of June. If you are interested in helping at the Welcome Center please contact Kris Graham or the church office. If you have already volunteered, we thank you!

7:30 am Men of Integrity

8:15 MAY DAY SIOUX FALLS!!!

5TH Sunday after Easter 8:00, 9:15 (Praise) & 11:00 am Services 8:30 am Breakfast

9:00 am -12:00 pm

Nursery available 10:15 am Sunday School (all ages) 6:00 pm Triple F Sculpture Walk 7:30 pm First Underground

10 6th Sunday after Easter 8:00, 9:15 (Praise) & 11:00 am Services 8:30 am Breakfast 9:00 am -12:00 pm

Nursery available

C O N F I R M A T T O N

11 6:00 pm Ministry Partner Information Meeting

10:15 am Sunday School (all ages) 6:30 pm Reel Faith 7:30 pm First Underground

17 7th Sunday after Easter 8:00, 9:15 (Praise) & 11:00 am Services 8:30 am Breakfast 9:00 am -12:00 pm

Nursery available 10:15 am Will Archer Retirement Open House 10:15 am Sunday School (all ages) 12:00 pm Discover First Class 7:30 pm First Underground

Day of Pentecost 8:00, 9:15 (Praise) & 11:00 am Services 8:30 am Donuts and Coffee 9:00 am -12:00 pm

Nursery available 7:30 pm First Underground

6 5:30 pm Points of Light

8:00 am Higgins Men’s Group 1:00 pm Library Board 5:15 pm Outreach & Nurture 5:30 pm Staff Parish Relations Committee 5:30 pm Points of Light 6:00 pm Faith, Health & Caring 7:15 pm Music & Worship

5:30 pm United Day Care Board Meeting

7:00 am Amen’s Group 9:30 am Women’s Bible Study 11:00 am Memorial Committee 12:00 pm Wedded Band Wednesday Night Alive! 6:30 pm Worship

9:30 am Women’s Bible Study

7:00 am AMen’s Group

6:30 pm Worship

The Church office is closed for Memorial Day

1st Sunday after Pentecost 8:00, 9:15 (Praise) & 11:00 am Services 8:30 am Donuts and Coffee 9:00 am -12:00 pm Nursery available 2:00 pm Amen’s Golf Tournament 7:30 pm First Underground

7:30 am Men of Integrity

12:30 pm Blest Be the Tie that Binds

7:30 am Men of Integrity

5:30 pm Les Cloches 6:30 pm Praise Team Rehearsal

6:30 pm Worship

7:00 pm Chancel Choir

8:00 am Higgins Men’s Group 5:30 pm Points of Light 5:30 pm Trustees 7:00 pm Church Council Meeting

8:30 am Habitat for Humanity Work Day

6:30 pm Praise Team Rehearsal

7:00 pm Chancel Choir

9:30 am Women’s Bible Study

5:30 pm Les Cloches

6:00 pm Joyful Accord

11:30 SAGES

20 5:30 pm Points of Light

27 9:30 am Women’s Bible Study 6:00 pm Joyful Accord 6:30 pm Worship

9:30 am Anna Circle 9:30 am Rachel Circle 10:00 am Sarah Circle 5:30 pm Les Cloches 6:30 pm Praise Team Rehearsal 7:00 pm Nancy Circle 7:00 pm Rebecca Circle

12:30 pm Blest Be the Tie that Binds 6:30 pm Praise Team Rehearsal

7:30 am Men of Integrity