December 2014 by Kevin Eckert

Sunday Worship 9:00 am Kids Worship 9:20 am Christmas Eve Worship 5:00 pm

New Year’s Eve Service 6:00 pm

Our Mission Statement: “Bringing the Healing Love of Christ To Our Community for the Glory of God”

December 2014

Vol. 122

St. John United Church of Christ is an open and affirming congregation who is welcoming and

embracing of every person, of every race, age, nationality, ability, sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender expression as a child of God. We invite all to join and fully participate in the life and ministry of this church.

STAFF Ministers………………….…The Members of the Church Senior Pastor……………………….……Donnley Dutcher Director of Children & Youth Ministry / Director of technologies………………………………...…Kevin Eckert Youth Ministry Assistants ………….....Jasmine Coleman, Christine Busker & Savanna Mueller, Madison Riddell Ministry of Church Life & Membership…......Pam Wessel Choir Director…………………….……….....Gina Bertram Organist……...…………………..….…..….Carole Bertram

OFFICE HOURS Monday– Friday...…8:30 am—12:30 pm & 1:00 pm—4:00 pm

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MY FINAL AS THE SPIRIT MOVES ME….. We are in the season in which we celebrate God coming to us, in person, in Jesus Christ. In the words of the Statement of Faith of the United Church of Christ, God came to us in Jesus Christ and “shared our common lot.” God became one of us; human in form and likeness. Once upon a time, we might have wondered if God fully understood the challenges and struggles of being human. (That’s a silly notion, isn’t it? If being God is what we think it means, then God would have known what it is to be human without having to come to us in human form. Still, we needed to be convinced.) Since God took on human form and likeness in Jesus Christ, we now know God has lived the breadth and depth of our human experience. God knows and understands you and your life. God, also, knows you and your life are not always as whole, fulfilled, and complete as you would like it to be. There are times when we need more peace, love, faith or joy in our lives. There are times when we need our self-confidence and self-esteem boosted or renewed. There are times we need our wounds healed, our hurts comforted, our faith strengthened, our sins forgiven, our guilt released, our shame vanquished, our love and joy increased, and more. God came to us in Jesus Christ to do these things for us; .. and Jesus Christ has done them, and more, for us. You are loved by God more fully and completely than you know or imagine. God rejoices in you, in spite of whatever sins you carry on your heart or in your memory; .. in spite of whatever negative ways in which you might think of yourself; .. in spite of any imperfections you have not yet been able to conquer. You are precious and glorious in God’s sight, and God loves you. And, in the end, You are going to know the fullness of God’s love for you - and you will not doubt it, in any way, ever again. Maybe you think you know it, now. But you still know it only in part. But if you keep on the way of faith, you will know it fully, even as you are fully known and understood by God, as Paul said to the Christians in Corinth. You will come to know even more. Throughout all my years as pastor, I have heard people say, “You don’t have to go to church to be a Christian.” 3

I would challenge you to re-think that belief, because Jesus went to worship in the synagogue and Temple throughout His life, from His youth to the days before His death. Can you and I really be like Him (which is what it means to be Christian) if we do not do the same? Also Jesus was always working to bring people into the fellowship, mission, service, and faith of the community of God’s people. Christ was always bringing people from the “excluded” class into the “included” class: women, children, lepers, the blind, the lame, Gentiles, and more. He wanted people to know the love, support, community, mission, service, and “reason for being” that is found, nurtured, supported, and fulfilled in and through community. As always, I hope and yearn for the same for you and St. John UCC. I give great thanks to God for calling me to serve as your pastor. God brought me to a place where I would come to know and live “the love, support, community, mission, service, and ‘reason for being’ that is found, nurtured, supported, and fulfilled in and through community.” Over 5 years before being “called” to St. John UCC, I wrote down the kind of church to which I desired God to call me. This is what I wrote: A community in which the rich diversity of people is desired, celebrated, and realized; .. a sharing and an openness to all others, so the prejudices and stereotypes of the world are non-existent; .. an excitement and a celebration of God and community; .. a responsive, flexible, spontaneous, ever-evolving group of people who are continually improving and moving forward; .. people who are creative innovators who find new ways to welcome people into the reign of God’s love and life on earth; .. a community that is bringing people to exciting, vibrant, fulfilled life; .. a place where people know they can come and will leave with more life-fullness than they came; .. a place of rich teaching and learning; .. a place willing to risk. Thank you for being such a community of faith and God’s people. It’s been my honor to serve as your pastor. God brought me to a place of great fulfillment and completion. There would have been no better church to which God could have called me, for my final church, than to you and this church. God and you blessed me, richly! Thank you! It’s been my honor. May you know God’s fullest and richest blessings as you continue to follow and fulfill the call of God for St. John UCC and yourself. 4

The Holidays are fast approaching. I’ve spent a considerable amount of time gathering firewood and preparing it for this winter. We have enjoyed the fruits of our labor a few times already. Our wood furnace makes us all warm and cozy. As I write this my hands are still freezing from attempting to scrape the ice from my windshield with a dull scraper. I’m prepared for some thing’s but obviously not everything. As I look forward to this holiday season and the coming months to follow I realize there will be many things I’m not prepared for. Plans will change and in the midst of joys there will be disappointments and missed opportunities. Honestly I can cut, split, and chop wood without much emotional stress. The process of preparing wood can be very therapeutic for me. The unseen sudden changes and expectations the holidays bring, often leaves me in an emotional numbness. I escape to my hobbies and interests but the stress this time of the year can bring for me is often a challenge. I miss my Parents and Brothers and Sister. Not seeing them at this time of the year is very difficult for me. In the midst of this coming holiday season I’m also struggling with the unknown I see ahead of our congregation. I’m a planner, who likes to be prepared ahead of time. Not knowing what to expect with the incoming interim pastor elevates my level of stress. As I approach this time in the life of the church I look to God for guidance. Believing leads to trusting. One of my favorite scripture verses is Proverbs 3:5-6. It says “trust in the Lord with all heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him and He will make your path straight. Leaning on “our own understanding” often means adopting the world’s way of relieving stress. That may be alcohol, drugs, food, or mindless entertainment etc… Instead of seeking Gods assistance in our distress we self-medicate. We attempt to satiate our emotional needs without God. Perhaps no passage in Scripture better captures how to handle stress than Philippians 4:6-7: “Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.” The Lord tells us not to be anxious about anything, but rather to turn everything over to Him in prayer. Lifting our burdens and concerns to a holy and righteous God daily will mitigate or eliminate the stress in our lives. This holiday and upcoming months will be a challenge for most of us. When the stressors of life hit you hardest turn to God. Share your life with God through prayer. We need to seek His peace daily by filling our minds with His Word, lifting all things to Him in prayer, and sitting at His feet in awe and reverence. It is only by His grace, mercy and love that the stress in our lives can be managed. Consumed By the Call Kevin T. Eckert, Director of Children & Youth Ministries, Director of Technologies Ministry

CHRISTMAS EVE CANDLELIGHT SERVICE 5:00 PM DECEMBER 24

NEW YEAR’S EVE COMMUNION SERVICE 6:00 PM DECEMBER 31 Pastor Donnley’s final act and service as our pastor will be officiating at the New Year’s Eve Communion Service, which will be from 6-7:30 p.m. Please sign up on the bulletin board if you plan on attending this service. We need to insure we prepare adequate amounts of the Bread and the Cup. We could have a larger attendance than in previous years, since it is his final pastoral act with us. The service is personal in nature, as the worship bulletin is self-guided, and you decide how brief or long you stay. The bulletin will have an introduction to the service, mediations, prayers, readings for reflection, scriptures, instructions on how to receive Holy Communion, and more. In case you wonder how long Pastor Donnley has been officiating at such a service, his first one was Dec. 31, 1983.

Merry Christmas St. John Members, Friends, and Family! May your holiday season be blessed with the seeking-wonder of the Magi and the grace of God’s love in His son Jesus Christ St. John Staff

Office Holiday Hours December 24 December 25

Office will close at noon Office will be closed

December 26 December 31

Office will be closed Office will close at noon

January 1

Office will be closed

ADVENT DEVOTIONALS Available In The Narthex Prepare ye the Way, By Andrew Bartelt, and A Quiet Chamber Kept for Thee, Daily Prayers for Advent by Michelle Van Loon. There are also a few large print devotions, Hurry up and Wait! By Arden Mead.

ALL MINISTRY MEETING—Mark your calendar for December 7, 10:30 am for our joint ministry meeting after worship.

TAU ALPHA CIRCLE-Tau Alpha will have a holiday dinner on Monday, December 15th at 1 pm in the Church Park dining room at Parkview . Use the front entrance off Church Street. A sign up sheet will be posted on the bulletin board in the narthex or you can call Jean Wurtzel (815-233-1839) or Edee Rosenstiel (815-232-6058). This will be the last meeting of our circle. 7

“A TOAST TO THE NEW YEAR” Celebrate every day of life... These words have a festive, optimistic ring as this year stretches before us, full of opportunities. On January 11th, after worship, we are planning a brunch, “A Toast To The New Year, at St. John UCC” This brunch will kick start our year with food and fellowship. Please sign up on the Narthex bulletin board. You won’t want to miss this!! Sponsored by The Bold Team and Fellowship Ministry

SPIRITUAL RETREAT We have reserved rooms at Sinsinawa Mound Center for Friday evening, January 16 through Saturday afternoon January 17, 2015 for our next spiritual retreat. This is a beautiful place for rest and spiritual rejuvenation. Please speak with Deb Rockey, Hugh or Sarah Knapp if you have questions about or interest in the retreat. A sign-up sheet is on the bulletin board in the Narthex.

LOF CLASS LOF (Learning Our Faith) meets at 10:30 am in the LOF classroom. We are studying the book “Scarred By Struggle, Transformed By Hope” by Joan D. Chittister.

MISSIONS RED CAN SUNDAY We will be receiving monetary donations on December 7 for the FACC emergency fund. $235.00 was collected in November.

FOOD FOR FACC

In December, we will be collecting mixed vegetables as well as 250â&#x20AC;&#x201D;2 lb. boxes of pasta for the FACC Christmas baskets. The pasta boxes are put in Christmas boxes that FACC gives out to families in the Freeport area. We will be collecting the spaghetti until December 14. Thank you!

FACC CHRISTMAS GIFTS The list of Christmas gift needs is up on the bulletin board in the Narthex. Please take a name and make someone's Christmas a little more joyous by giving them a gift they would otherwise not receive. All gifts must be wrapped and labeled with the name and number of the individual, and in the office by December 14th.

WINTER CLOSET The tree is up for our annual collection of mittens, hats, and gloves (no scarves please). The winter closet also includes sweatshirts, sweatpants, sweaters, winter coats, and boots. We have yarn in the office for anyone to use for homemade items. Your donations will help keep the children and adults of Freeport warm.

O N - G O I N G WAY S T O PA R T I C I PAT E I N THE LIFE OF THE CHURCH BS…. We meet at 9 am every Wednesday in the Chapel Hearth Room. We will be discussing the book “The Faith Club: A Muslim, A Christian, & A Jew” by Suzanne Oliver, Ranya Idliby, & Priscilla Warner. All are welcome!

CARD CLUB Join us for Euchre the first Monday of the month in the Chapel Hearth. Our next meeting will be on Monday, December 1.

PING PONG We meet every Tuesday at 9 am in Fellowship Hall. We would love to have more men & women join in on the fun!

MEN’S GROUP We're having a great time! Come join us! We’re not “holier than thou,” nor is all the talk just “God-talk.” It’s a wonderful blend of maleness, conversation, laughter, the spiritual and the unspiritual. Our next gathering is Saturday, December 6, at 8 am. Come check us out!

RESOURCE GROUP Join us on Thursdays at 9 am for coffee, treats, friendship, and volunteer work! We will assemble the January Tidings on December 18.

PRISM LIGHTHOUSE The LGBTQ support group will meet at 6:30 pm on Monday, December 22. This is a group for teens and adults that are Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, or those Questioning their sexual identity. This is also a safe group for allies, friends, and family of the LGBTQ community. Childcare is provided.

HELIX Honor, Engage, Listen, Include, eXample MIDDLE SCHOOL Tuesdays (5th and 6th graders) 3-5 pm Thursdays (7th and 8th graders) 3-5 pm

SENIOR HIGH Sundays (9th thru 12th graders) 6-8 pm

C . A . T. s (Caregivers And Toddlers) Please join us for our play group geared for toddlers and the adults that care for them. We get together in St. John’s nursery Tuesday mornings from 10 am—11 am. On the Third Tuesday of the month we will be in Fellowship Hall to run and ride. Bring your friends, all are welcome. Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ CATSPlayGroup?fref=ts 11

COFFEE HOUR On Sunday mornings, before and after service, we gather for coffee and treats in the Narthex area and Fellowship Hall, to socialize. If you would like to find a place to sit and talk, there is plenty of room in the Chapel Hearth. Please, if your name is on the list (dates are assigned alphabetically by the directory) for this month, bring in a treat to share. Some ideas are... cookies, bars, mini muffins, bagels, etc. or please consider bringing fruit to share. If you do not wish to be on the list for treats, please contact the office and we will remove your name.

COFFEE HOUR DECEMBER窶認ELLOWSHIP MINISTRY 12-7 Lorraine McMurray, Carla Meyer, Keith & Kathy Moffatt, Carolyn Moyer, Dorothy Ness, Tim & Angela NewKirk, Ray & Jeri Nieman, Ruth Olson 12-14 Edward & Connie Orde, Leland & Nancy Otte, Dwight & Diane Peterson, Royce & Janet Piefer, Donna Polhill, Ulan & Cindy Price, Dale & Kelly Priewe 12-21 Betty Pruitt, Rodney Pruitt, John & Paula Rawleigh, John & Debra Rice, Shaun & Erin Rice, Floyd & Marsha Roberts, Wes & Joyce Robinson 12-28 Donnley and Sandy will be hosting this morning

COFFEE HOUR JANUARYâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;CE MINISTRY 1-4

Gerald & Patricia Schneiderman, Steve & Lisa Schubert, Deb Scott, Richard & Sybil Scovill, David & Olivia Shaffer, Vanessa Shallenberger, Sharon Simler

WORSHIP ATTENDANCE 10-26

117

11-02

138

11-09

140

11-16

145

REMINDER Year end Contributions are due in the office by December 30 at noon. Please pick up your 2015 Giving Envelopes.

The deadline for submitting articles in the January Tidings is December 9. 13

NURSERYâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; We no longer have a nursery attendant 12-7 Tim & Angela NewKirk 12-14 Carla Meyer 12-21 Jill Kuntz 12-24 No Attendant Tonight 12-28 Marla Kreeger ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

SHUT-INS: The following is a list of people that canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t get out and may love a visit or a card from those thinking of them. Oakley Courts: Deloris Burkhalter , John & Betty Heiden Parkview: Claire Biesemeier, Dorothy Miller, and Laura Uthlaut Stephenson Nursing Center: June Nagel , Lois Walz Presence-St. Joseph: Katherene Benson, Dorothy Fox, Kathryn Cramer, Dorothy Albrecht, Herbert Divan Kewanee Provena: Evelyn Dworak In their homes: Esther Dickman, Shirley Durrstein, Ardath Lei, Karen Salter, Vivian Pals, & Harold Reints

DEATHS: Nettie Hendren, Rita Wittbecker HOSPITILIZED: Cherryl Hinrichs, John Heiden

USHERS 12-7 Tim, Lisa, Colin, & Kristi Ebbers, Jim Drew, Dennis Manus 12-14 John & Paula Rawleigh, Phil & Barb Copus 12-21 Ray & Jeri Nieman, Tom & Melinda Ferguson, Wes & Joyce Robinson 12-24 Keith & Kathy Moffatt, Jeanne Koch, Volunteers needed 12-28 Doris Last, Clyde & Jeanne Cross, Sharon Simler, Diane Heilman

GREETERS 12-7 Clyde & Jeanne Cross 12-14 David Crowell & Shawn Killingbeck 12-21 Edee Rosenstiel & Sharon Simler 12-24 The Eckerts 12-28 Dave & Deb Rockey

WELCOMERS 12-7 Roger & Deb Swanlund 12-14 Rosie Cosgrove & LaVonne Wagneknecht 12-21 Carolyn Moyer & Mavis Clark 12-28 Carol Ahrens & Shelly Griswold

I would like to say thank you for the college scholarship which I used to buy books at Highland. I’m a sophomore this year and a member of the Student Senate, a mentor for the Servant Leadership Program, and President of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society. Next fall, I plan to transfer to UW-Whitewater to study Supply Chain Management. Having the support of my church family means a lot, so thanks again. Colin Ebbers ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THANK YOU! to Shelly Griswold for planning and preparing the food for the Jazz Service on October 18. It was all very tasty and helped make for a special service and special night. Tim Ebbers ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Church ladies, we want to thank you all for the delicious luncheon that was provided at mom’s funeral. Everyone enjoyed all the delicious homemade salads and desserts. Thank you for your service to the church community. Nettie Hendren’s daughter’s, Kaye & Cindy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I would like to thank everyone here at St. John UCC for the opportunity to have worked here and for the friends I have made during my time here. I truly loved my job and although it saddens me to leave, the opportunity that lies ahead is one that I couldn’t pass up. Until our paths cross again, God Bless each of you! Jody Akins ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Thank you to Dave and Pam Heilman for the beautiful chalices they created to be used for Communion Services. Dave (my twin brother) and Pam are potters and I must say they are very creative in their art! Check these Chalices out - they are in the cabinet in the Chapel Hearth Room. Thank you again - We are so proud of you both! - Love to you - Diane ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A belated thank you to all who sent cards, called or wished us in person a happy 70th wedding anniversary. We received 52 cards!! We had a very fine celebration with a dinner with our family and visiting afterwards. We appreciate very much our St. John Friends, Paul and Margaret Bertram ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Our Cookie Walk was another Huge success! Thank you to everyone who contributed in any way: making phone calls, setting up, making those delicious cookies, candy and snack mixes, the Peanut Brittle Crews, The Resource Group, working during the cookie walk, providing supplies or with your monetary donation. ALL were greatly appreciated. Vicki MacAdam

To St. John UCC: There are two verses of scripture which speak the truth of my heart: "I give thanks to my God, always, for you, because of the grace of God that has been given you in Christ Jesus." (1 Cor. 1:4) and "I do not cease to give thanks for you as I remember you in my prayers." (Eph. 1:16) Yet, even these words fall short of fully revealing and expressing the thanks I feel for the great and humbling honor you bestowed upon me by calling me to be your pastor 15+ years ago; and, more presently, at your celebration of my years of ministry and impending retirement. I felt overwhelmed with emotion, honor and gratitude throughout the celebration and the next morning in worship. I will resist mentioning the names of persons whom I want to thank, because I know there were quiet, unseen servants who were also instrumental in planning, coordinating, and completing this amazing weekend. I thank all of you, fully and deeply, whether you were visible or "behind the scenes;" whether your part was large or small. You honored me in ways far beyond anything I expected. Also, thank you for the gifts - the calf harness and lead rope, the batteries, and the legal pad and leather holder. The harness, rope and batteries will be appropriately displayed in my home. Surely, "conversation pieces," but they will be displayed! Thank you for everything. The moments, which became hours, will be a clear and sacred memory as long as I live. Pastor Donnley

THE MAGIC By Donna Miesbach I heard the angel choirs Their alleluias sing, I saw the ancient Wise Men Their gifts of homage bring. I have seen baby Jesus All nestled in the hay And even watched the shepherdsHeard what they had to sayBut Christmas is not over, The magic now will start For the message of the angels Is ringing in my heart!

December Scripture Readings 01

Mark 12:35-44

Isaiah 60:1-22

Mark 13:1-23

Malachi 2:17â&#x20AC;&#x201D;3:12

Mark 13:24-37

Malachi 3:13â&#x20AC;&#x201D;4:6

Jeremiah 10:1-16

Micah 5:2-15

Jeremiah 23:1-8

Luke 1:1-25

Nehemiah 8:1-18

Luke 1:26-56

Zephaniah 1:1-18

Luke 1:57-80

Zephaniah 2:1-15

Luke 2:1-20

Zephaniah 3:1-20

John 1:1-18

Zechariah 1:1-21

John 1:19-34

Zechariah 2:1-13

Luke 2:21-40

Zechariah 9:9-17

Luke 2:41-52

Zechariah 10:1-12

Luke 3:23-38

Isaiah 35:1-10

Psalm 81

Isaiah 56:1-8

Psalm 84

Isaiah 57:1-21 20

GOD’S TIMING God’s timetable may move slowly, but it does move surely. Pastor Audley Black’s church near the south coast of Jamaica has been in a building program since at least 2005. That was the first time I visited his church and saw that they were expanding. The last time I was there, in the spring of 2011, some of the walls were up. By that summer, they had started on the roof. When I suggested to Pastor Black that perhaps the church would be done by 2013 when I thought I might return, he said it was a possibility. There was no hint of disappointment that this project could take 8 years or longer! No, Pastor Black and his people are excited about what God is doing, and they’re patient with His timing. We are often not that patient. We want our church to grow quickly, our young people to mature right away, and our problems to be fixed today. Maybe we need to be reminded that some things take time, God’s time. For instance, when the Israelites first left Egypt, God sent them on the long route to the Promised Land (Ex. 13:17-18). During that time He prepared them, taught them, and challenged them. In our microwave world, we want everything done instantaneously. But, sometimes, that’s not God’s plan. Let’s seek God’s help and learn to accept His timing. Dave Branon He does not lead me year by year, Nor even day by day; But step by step my path unfolds; My Lord directs my way. Barbara C. Ryberg 21

St. John UCC Council Minutes 10-13-14 Members Present: Tim Ebbers, President, Kirsten Eckert, Judy Garkey, Shelly Griswold, Jane Krug, Shan MacAdam, Dennis Manus, Ulan Price, Joyce Robinson, Deb Rockey, Deb Scott, Patty Weik Opening Prayer was given September minutes were approved Interim Report: Church council has been very encouraged by the qualifications of the Interim Candidates and the interviewing process has been going smoothly. Upcoming ideas—Kirsten suggested that an All Ministry meeting should be held. December 7 was the date decided. A suggestion was made that there should be an All Ministry meeting soon after the Interim Pastor arrives. The council agreed on that meeting as well. Budget—The council approved the budget for the coming year. Church council also talked about how it might help Stewardship with its huge responsibilities. A few ideas were talked about, such as; putting short explanations in the church program, of how church money is used. Judy Garkey volunteered to sit in at the next Stewardship meeting and share a couple of ideas and to let them know that we appreciated their efforts. Ulan thought that would be a good idea and the council approved. Jazz Service—Council approved to grant $400. toward the expense of the Jazz Service. Discussion—Jane quickly explained that the Janshen Fund was very specific in how it was to be used. The council thanked Jane and decided that if any other explanation was needed; the church council would invite Lyle to a church council meeting for a brief refresher course. Adjournment with Mizpah Benediction. Respectfully submitted, Judy Garkey

FINANCIAL STATEMENT Beginning Balance January 1, 2014

5,678.71

10/01 General Fund Beginning Balance

$ 20,331.56

10/06

GF Income

$ 8,139.20

10/13

GF Income

$ 4,053.00

10/20

GF Income

$ 3.411.00

10/27

GF Income

$ 3,074.00

10/31

GF Interest

3.75

Less Expenses 10/31

GF Payroll & Compensation

$ 18,516.51

10/31

GF Other Checks

$ 9,482.75

10/31

Ending Balance

$ 11,013.25

________________________________________________ Building Fund Beginning Balance 1/1/14

$ 3,676.70

10/01 Building Fund Beginning Balance

$ 3,638.14

10/06

BD Income

360.00

10/13

BD Income

711.00

10/20

BD Income

89.00

10/27

BD Income

140.00

10/31

BD Income, Interest

1.60

174.95

Less 10/31

BD Checks

10/31 Ending Balance

$ 4,764.79

If you would like current information please contact the office.