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MISSION STATEMENT

We believe we are all sinners. It is not good behavior, the strength of our convictions or the correctness of our beliefs which saves us, but only the grace of God. The people of St. Ansgar are committed to sharing God’s love and forgiveness by welcoming and serving all people.

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FAQ's For A New Pastor -

FAQ’s for the Pastor – What if the sermon

stirs up questions for me?

Good! Yes really, good! Sermons are invitations. God has gifted

us with a rich array of possible responses to what we hear from

the pulpit. Faith is developed not only by hearing the gospel, but

by wrestling with what it means. Doubt is normal, so consider

welcoming it as part of your faith formation. Perhaps doubt is like

a friend who lovingly nudges you to move forward.

23 Jesus said to him, “If you are able!—All things can be done for the

one who believes.” 24

Immediately the father of the child cried

out,“I believe; help my unbelief!” (Mark 9: 23 – 24, NRSV)

Prayer time is essential for talking with God. This is

both speaking and listening to God, and typically not in that

order!

Be still, and know that I am God!

I am exalted among the nations,

I am exalted in the earth.”

(Psalm 46:10, NRSV)

Shared time spent serving God in our neighborhood,

participating in Bible study, and enjoying fellowship after worship

are opportunities to further conversations begun in the pulpit.

Also, I am here for you and happy to be a discussion partner.

Brothers and sisters in Christ, be bold! Use your Christian

imaginations to launch how you love and serve Christ

daily. Lean into God’s promises.

ST. ANSGAR WAS RECOGNIZED, AT OUR

JUNE SYNOD ASSEMBLY, FOR BEING ONE

OF THE TOP TWO GIVERS (PER CAPITA) IN

OUR REGION TO ELCA WORLD HUNGER.

PRAISE AND THANKS TO GOD

FOR YOUR GENEROSITY.

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We are called to go forth and spread the good news of Jesus

Christ, our Lord and Savior. One of the best ways to share

your faith is to get involved with educating and being a good

example for today’s youth. St. Ansgar has upcoming events

this summer where your help is needed to “spread the good

news”.

During Wednesday nights in July the church will be

celebrating “Jesus in July”. And then during the first week

of August “Vacation Bible School” will be held. These two

events need adults to participate in the fun, laughter and the

sharing of their faith.

Please contact Pastor Kristen, Church Secretary

Donna at 319-232-2733, or any council member if you would

like to help in anyway.

“Let us focus on generosity, or returning God’s gifts

with increase, through the generous sharing of our

time, talent and treasure.”

If you don’t teach today’s

youth about Jesus, the

World will teach them

otherwise!

Seven ladies went to Country View June 15th to play Bingo with some of the residents. Its always an enjoyable time and the residents (and workers) appreciate it. Those attending were: Yvonne Overmyer and her friend Shirley, Sharon Schaffer, Sharon Johnson, Lou Isley, Roxanne Shankle and Betty Spence. They also delivered the items from St. Ansgar’s May Mission Cross.

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WHAT LUTHER SAYS:

Sunday, July 24th,, PRAY FOR PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST

Peace Prayer: "Together we pray with and for our sisters and

brothers in the Holy Land, lifting up prayers for the peace of

Jerusalem, of Israel, and of Palestine. Lord, where relationships are

broken, where people are isolated – from each other and also

from goods and services that alleviate suffering –and where

political processes meant to restore dignity produce cynicism and

anger, grant that your mercy and life-restoring steadfastness may

astound us, animating in us an eagerness to forgive and be

forgiven. Empower individuals, communities, and nations to be

generous and tenderhearted. Bless Palestinians and Israelis who

dare to take risks for peace. Guide and refresh all those who

accompany them. Amen."

GOD SPEAKS COMFORT

TO THE SOUL IN THE WORD

Apart from the word,

no comfort exists. It certainly

is not possible to comfort a

soul unless it hears the word

of its God. But where in all the

books is God’s Word except in

Scripture. What are we doing by reading

other books and letting this one lie? Other

volumes may indeed trouble and kill us, but

no other book than Scripture is able to com-

fort us. Scripture alone bears the title which

St. Paul gives it, a “Book of Comfort” which

can sustain the soul in all tribulations so that

it does not despair but keeps on hoping.

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Pastor Kristen Wipperman

16 I pray that, according to the riches of his glory, he may grant

that you may be strengthened in your inner being with power

through his Spirit, 17

and that Christ may dwell in your hearts

through faith, as you are being rooted and grounded in love. …

20 Now to him who by the power at work within us is able to ac-

complish abundantly far more than all we can ask or imagine, 21

to

him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus to all generations,

forever and ever. Amen. (Ephesians 3:16 – 17, 20 – 21, NRSV)

Notes on Stewardship (diligent care of God’s creation) from

the Pastor – Each month we are taking some time to explore

what stewardship means when we expand upon its typical defini-

tion of how we make, save, and spend our money.

Good Stewardship = Healthy Practices in Caring for All of

God’s Creation

Here are six major facets to these healthy practices.

Social/Inter-personal well-being

Emotional well-being

Physical well-being

Financial well-being

Vocational well-being

Intellectual well-being

Diligent care of God’s creation calls for Social/Inter-personal

well-being We are created by God to be social beings, living in

community and instructed to help and love each other. We main-

tain social well-being through interaction, play and forgive-

ness. Take time to nurture your relationships with family, friends,

neighbors, congregation and co-workers.

From the gospel of Mark, the 31st chapter—

29 Jesus answered,

“The first is, ‘Hear, O Israel: the Lord our God, the Lord is one; 30

you

shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your

soul, and with all your mind, and with all your strength.’ 31

The sec-

ond is this, ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’ There is no

other commandment greater than these.” (NRSV)

29-31 Jesus said, “The first in importance is, ‘Listen, Israel: The Lord

your God is one; so love the Lord God with all your passion and

prayer and intelligence and energy.’ And here is the second: ‘Love

others as well as you love yourself.’ There is no other command-

ment that ranks with these.” (The Message)

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CRAZY QUILTERS The Quilters get together on the second and fourth

Thursday of each month at 9:00 a.m. They gather their

supplies, cut fabric apart and then sew it back together as

they create stacks of quilts which are donated to Lutheran

World Relief to be given to those in need.

You don’t need to know how to sew to help out.

Just show up and someone will give you a job

to do!

The quilters are in need of fabric, old sheets

and batting they use in putting together

the quilts.

WIDOWS’ GROUP—The Widows’ Group

meet once a month for lunch at various

locations.

ALL WIDOWS ARE WELCOME!

(See Betty Spence for more

information.)

The men of St. Ansgar meet at 7:00 am every Wednesday at Southtown Restaurant for breakfast and fellowship.

Join them when you can… there is no meeting, no membership fees, no sign-up sheets, just an enjoyable time with friends!

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Next Council Meeting Tuesday, July 12th

at 5:30 pm

be Sundays after the worship service and Mondays after the worship

service, and Wednesdays at 9:00am at the home of Phil Akin. There

will not be Bible Studies scheduled in July and August for Sundays

and Mondays but the Wednesday 9:00am meetings will continue.

WELCA - Nothing to report.

Men’s Group – Nothing to report.

Worship – Lori Miller will lead worship on Monday, June 16th. (1)

Pastor Torrin will lead worship on Sunday, May 22nd and Monday,

May 23rd. (2) There will not be a Monday night worship service on

May 30th as it is Memorial Day.

Youth – (1) Pastor Wipperman would like to include the Confirmands

guiding verses in upcoming worship services and have the Confir-

mands’ families included. (2) Pastor Wipperman also asked the

council if they knew of any candidates that should be contacted for

2017 Confirmation classes. (3) As of yet no one is designated to

lead Vacation Bible School this summer. This year VBS will be held

Monday August 1st, Tuesday August 2nd, and Wednesday 3rd. More

will be discussed in June’s council meeting.

Social Ministries – Nothing to report.

Outreach – (1) Jesus in July – to be held every Wednesday in July.

The 2016 Confirmands had said they would be interested in helping.

The committee that was formed to brainstorm about the project will

meet again and then bring more details to June’s council meeting.

New Business – (1) Lori Miller said she would do the July Visitor Re-

flections article. (2) Pastor Wipperman passed around a Housing

Resolution form for the council to look over and approve. Jared Leo-

nard made a motion to accept the form. Cindie Shepard seconded

the motion. The motion was carried. (3) The Synod Assembly will be

held June 10th thru June 12th. Pastor Wipperman and Chris Beckman

will be attending. Pastor asked if anyone else would be interested in

attending.

Old Business – Nothing to report.

Close – Jared Leonard moved to adjourn the meeting. Rosie Bruns

seconded the motion. Meeting adjourned at 6:45 pm.

Respectively Submitted by Donna Eisenbacher, Church Secretary

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COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES

TUESDAY, MAY 10TH, 2016

The council meeting was called to order by President Chris Beckman

at 5:30 pm.

Elaine Hammer is responsible for Sunday lockup and Sally Myers is

responsible for Monday lockup for the month of May. Sally Myers is

responsible for the June Visitor “Reflections” article. Pastor Kristen

Wipperman led the council in devotions.

Present at the meeting: Rosie Bruns, Elaine Hammer, Lori Miller,

Julie Nelson, Sally Myers, Cindie Shepard, Chris Beckman, Jared

Leonard, Susan Logan, Betty Spence, Pastor Kristen Wipperman and

church secretary, Donna Eisenbacher.

Approval of April 2016 Council Minutes – Elaine Hammer made a

motion to accept the April Minutes. Sally Myers seconded the

motion. The motion was carried.

Approval of April 2016 Treasurer’s Report – Jared Leonard made a

motion to accept the April Treasurer’s Report. Cindie Shepard sec-

onded the motion. The motion was carried.

Property – (1) Bob Reiter installed carbon monoxide monitors in the

kitchen and boiler room.

(2) Roy Trenkamp reported there are a few shingles needed on the

roof. It was discussed that the council needed more information.

Donna Eisenbacher would email Roy and get the needed

information. (3) An estimate was received from the city for sidewalk

repair. It was at approximately $8,600. (4) Roy Trenkamp also got

a bid from that was approximately $11,700 but it included added

work such as repair of the lawn, and leveling the sidewalk for ease

in using the lawn mowers. Joel Shepard is also in the process of

getting and additional estimate. Cindie Shepard said she’d see what

he found out. The council will discuss the sidewalk issue more at

next month’s meeting.

Stewardship – Pastor Wipperman would like a committee of one or

two council members, herself and one or two congregation

members to form a Stewardship Committee. It would be a two year

commitment. Pastor Wipperman asked the council to try to think of

people that would be interested in joining the committee. The

subject will be discussed at the June council meeting.

Education – (1) Pastor Wipperman reported that there would be

Bible Study meetings again in June. Times for June Bible Studies will

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LYDIA CIRCLE:

Lydia Circle will take a break for

the summer. They will not be

meeting in July and August.

ALL WOMEN ARE WELCOME

TO JOIN LYDIA CIRCLE!

THERE WILL NOT BE A POT LUCK SUPPER ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 13TH !!

Wednesdays in July St. Ansgar will

celebrate “Jesus In July”.

Please see page 7 of this Visitor for

information on Jesus in July.

Thank you to Donna Eaton for the donation of

sewing supplies to the Crazy Quilters.

St. Ansgar wants to thank Waterloo

Mayor, Quentin Hart, for joining us

in worship on Sunday, June 12th.

The mayor’s goal is to visit as many

area churches as possible and he asks us to

continue to pray for our city.

Pastor Kristen would like to thank Chris Beckman and Gary Wipperman for joining her in attending the Synod Assembly held in Waverly, June 10th—12th.

Thank you, Bob Reiter, for installing the

carbon monoxide monitors in the building.

We appreciate all you do!!

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REMEMBER OUR SERVICE PERSONNEL:

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COUNTY AUDITOR AND COMMISSIONER OF ELECTIONS

GRANT VEEDER

On behalf of Black Hawk County I want to extend our

appreciation to your organization for allowing your site to

serve as an official polling location for the 2016 June

Primary.

The amenities proved by your site provide crucial

accessibility for voters with disabilities. In addition, the extra

effort to designate voter parking helps provide equal voting

access for all voters of the precinct. Your cooperation and

support is very much appreciated.

Sincerely,

Karen Showalter

Elections Manager.

Dear Friends, We are especially grateful to your for your donation of paper products, shampoo and detergent valued at $150.00. Generosity such as yours fostered our beginnings, nurtured our growth and allowed us to continue to serve our communities in a variety of ways. Our services include care to those facing life-limiting illness, grief support for adults and children, palliative care and medical case management to those living with HIV or AIDS. With your support, we are committed to continue “Making Each Moment Matter” for many in need. Most gratefully Chris Olds, Development Director

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Last week I attended a vigil at Lincoln Park, downtown

Waterloo. Like many of the vigils across the country,

this vigil was held in memory of the young people who

were shot in Orlando, Florida.

As each deceased person’s name was read, I felt my

heart becoming heavier. I was sad. In the aftermath of

our nation’s worst mass shooting, we heard much of the

same rhetoric we’ve heard before. Yet, this time we wit-

nessed something new: a rebellion (of sorts) against mo-

ments of silence and praying for the victims. What?

Sending our love and prayers for those in pain is our “go

to mechanism,” right?

While I will not stop praying, I’m right there with the

people who no longer want to stay silent. It’s time to

speak up for what you believe in; it’s time to share your

love, kindness and acceptance. It’s time to be tolerant of

those who are different from us.

As we prepare for “Jesus in July”, St. Ansgar is in the

right place, at the right time, to call people in. Let’s

work together to share Jesus’ love, accept those who are

different from us and speak up for those who have been

silenced.

After all, Jesus has a great message to share and

St. Ansgar has the great people to share his message.

Lori Miller Church Council Member

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CHURCH COUNCIL

President, Chris Beckman

Vice President, Jared Leonard

Secretary, Susan Logan

Chris Beckman 830-9601 Lori Miller 234-2866

Rosie Bruns 290-3757 Sally Myers 504-6950

Elaine Hammer 291-2141 Julie Nelson 296-3504

Jared Leonard 517-0052 Cindie Shepard 939-2045

Susan Logan 233-6475

Treasurer Betty Spence 233-0598

Event Coordinator Mary Jo Jordan 215-8818

MAY 2016

Week of Sun Mon Total Income Hunger &

Walk/Water

May 1 & 2 99 12 111 4,040.00 32.00

May 8 & 9 75 10 85 2,733.00 135.00

May 15 & 16 67 13 80 1,705.00 37.00

May 22 & 23 64 12 76 1,871.00 66.79

May 29 & 30 86 NS 86 1,795.00 30.00

TOTALS 391 47 438 12,144.00 300.79

APRIL 2016 TREASURER’S REPORT

Beginning Balance $ 7,485.52 Income $12,394.91

Expenses $14,363.33 Ending Balance $ 5,517.10

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JULY MISSION CROSS: River Hills School - Facial tissue, construction paper, stamp pads (all colors) colored and lead pencils, markers, pocket folders, three-ring binders, wide rule spiral notebooks, erasers, glue sticks, and face cloths.

May Collections:

Mission Cross: Country View: 18 cans of soda, 100 packages of potato chips, 3 bottles of lotion, 1 baby powder, 1 tube tooth paste, 1 package sugar free candy, 2 boxes envelopes, 2-64 count boxes of crayons, 3-48 count boxes of crayons, 2-24 count boxes of crayons, 2-8 count boxes of crayons, 4-12 count boxes of colored pencils, 4-10 count colored pencils, 4-10 count boxes of markers, 4 decks of playing cards, 3 word-find puzzle books, 26 coloring books, 24 packages of dessert snacks, 1 small stuffed teddy bear.

Social Ministries Collections:

World Hunger: $ 266.00

Walk for Water: $ 34.79

Summer is right around the corner, and we will celebrate

with “Jesus in July” here in our parking lot on Wednesday

evenings. These will be fun evenings for

parishioners and neighborhood families. All

ages not only are welcome, but needed! God

is at work in the world and we get to help as the

body of Christ! Watch for more details.

Dear Ladies of WELCA, Thank you for your generous gift of $50.00 for the Bremwood Auxiliary’s project, assisting with Family Weekends for the residents of LSI’s Bremwood campus and the spiritual life program. We are now 90% of the way to our goal, having reached nearly $5,400.00 of our $6,000.00 pledge. Your continued prayers and financial support are greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Barb Witzel, Lutheran Services in Iowa

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July 2016 GOD’S WORK. OUR HANDS.

As a social ministry organization of the ELCA, Lutheran Services in

Iowa (LSI) is so thankful for your partnership in ministry! We give

special thanks for the many congregations making LSI the focus of

their “God’s work. Our hands.” projects.

Past “God’s work. Our hands.” projects have included donations of

tools for dads enrolled in our early childhood programs, plus

children’s books, towel bundles, school supplies and backpacks. LSI

has also been blessed to receive “noisy” offerings, special offerings

and proceeds from yard work or luncheons. Some Sunday School

classes and youth groups have also encouraged youth at LSI’s Beloit

and Bremwood Residential Treatment Centers through quilts and

letters.

We thank you for your witness of God’s love and your service! If you

are interested in ministering to those served by LSI and would like to

know more about current needs, please contact Deb Whitford, LSI

director of philanthropy and church relations, at

deborah.whitford@LSIowa.org.

Finding Help and Hope

Bernie’s daughter-in-law walked into her house and set her new baby

on the living room sofa. She told Bernie the baby was "a mistake" and

that she couldn't parent him. She never returned. At age 50, Bernie

became a mom to her 2-month-old grandson, Bryce. Bernie's son—the

baby's biological father—had medical and mental health issues that

left him unable to care for the child.

When Bryce was young, he was diagnosed with ADHD, ODD

(Oppositional Defiant Disorder), fetal drug and alcohol syndrome,

mental retardation, and partial bipolar disorder. As he grew older,

Bryce began to develop anger issues. Bernie knew he was struggling,

so she reached out to LSI.

Soon, Bryce began receiving regular home visits from a Behavioral

Health Intervention Services worker, who coached Bryce on anger

management. Bryce also began seeing an LSI therapist.

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JULY BIRTHDAYS

JULY ANNIVERSARIES

01 Clarence Schaffer

03 Danielle Relaz 04 David Payne

05 Phil Aiken 06 Silas Wells 07 Vivian Johnson

Pam Pagel 08 Cheyenne Strelow-Varney

09 Deloris Kilby Gary Gress 13 Juanita Sage

15 Romaine Schwem Danielle Steinwandt

16 Linda Held 19 Micki Tarr

03 Art & Barbara Welzin

17 Gary & Karen Fleming

22 Scott & Corrina Coverdale

27 Eric & Valerie Berryman

30 Gary & Susan Gress

20 Jeanette Anderson

Andrew Swinton 23 Amanda Kies

26 Amanda Regenold Eric Berryman 28 Brad Werkmeister

30 Peggy Nelson

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Sunday Altar Guild

03 Peggy Nelson 10 Mary Lou Isley

17 Sharon Johnson 24 Sharon Dishinger 31 Marla Betts

Sunday Assisting Minister

03 Betty Spence 10 Joel Shepard

17 Lori Miller 24 Nick Shepard

31 Roxanne Shankle

Sunday Ushers for July Betty Spence & Julie Nelson

Lock-up for June

(Start 7-17)

Sunday— Monday— Sally Myers

JULY WORSHIP VOLUNTEERS

THANK YOU JUNE USHERS:

Gerald & Helen Bierstedt

Bob Reiter Larry Cunningham

Russ Andreassen Frank Shankle

Betty Spence Julie Nelson

JULY ACOLYTES

03 Grace Koehn 10 Dani Steinwandt

17 Kelsey Fecht 24 Grace Koehn 31 Dani Steinwandt

Monday Altar Guild

04 No Service 11 Sally Myers

18 Mary Jo Jordan 25 Valerie Berryman

Monday Assisting Minister 04 No Service

11 Sally Myers 18 Mary Jo Jordan

25 Carol Miller

Monday Treats 04 No Service

11 Sally Myers 18 Mary Jo Jordan 25 Carol Miller

Groundskeepers (July)

03-09 Randy Dishinger Roy Trenkamp

10-16 Mike Koehn Perry Miller 17-23 Russ Andreassen

Gerald Bierstedt 24-30 Gary Wipperman

Jim Johnson 31-06 Randy Dishinger Roy Trenkamp

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LSI is proud to be an affiliated social ministry organization of the Evangelical

Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). Learn more at:

www.LSIowa.org and www.facebook.com/LSI.iowa.

Today, Bryce is 15 years old. He attends special education classes,

and is doing wonderfully. When he is upset, he reaches out to his LSI

therapist for help. Bryce still struggles with anger, but Bernie and his

LSI support team work together to meet Bryce where he is.

"I want to thank each and every one of our workers from LSI," Bernie

says. "They are doing marvelous work with him."

And thanks to LSI donors, Bryce receives the help, hope, and support

he needs.

WELCOME

AUBREY ANN MARKS

TO THE

SAINT ANSGAR FAMILY!!

On Sunday, June 12, Aubrey was baptized and

welcomed into the body of Christ. Please pray

for Aubrey, her parents:

Brandon Marks and Teresa Hellum

and her sponsors:

Erin DeKoster and Mitch Koger.

Congratulations to our 2016 CONFIRMANDS!

Sunday May 1st,

2016

Pastor Kristen Wipperman With Danielle Eileen Steinwandt

Grace Elizabeth koehn Kelsey Kaye Fecht

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

2

Office Closed

3

9:00am Traditional Worship 10:15am Coffee / Fellowship

4

HAPPY 4TH OF JULY

Church office closed

No Monday Night Worship

5 6

7:00am Men’s Breakfast 9:00am Bible Study 6:00—7:15pm Jesus In July

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9

Office Closed

10

9:00am Alternative Worship Hunger Sunday 10:15am Coffee / Fellowship

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6:30pm Worship Service Hunger Monday 7:15pm Coffee/Fellowship

12 5:30pm Council Meeting

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7:00am Men’s Breakfast 9:00am Bible Study No Pot Luck Supper 6:00—7:15 pm Jesus In July

14 9:00am Crazy Quilters

15

16

Office Closed

17

9:00am Traditional Worship 10:15am Coffee / Fellowship

18

6:30pm Worship Service 7:15pm Coffee/Fellowship

19 20

7:00am Men’s Breakfast 9:00am Bible Study 6:00—7:15pm Jesus In July

21 22 Leonard / Uhl Rehearsal Dinner

23 Leonard / Uhl Wedding

Office Closed

24

9:00am Alternative Worship Noisy/Walk for Water 10:15am Coffee / Fellowship

25

6:30pm Worship Service Noisy/Walk for Water 7:15pm Coffee/Fellowship

26 27

7:00am Men’s Breakfast 9:00am Bible Study 6:00—7:15pm Jesus In July

28 9:00am Crazy Quilters

29 30

Office Closed

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9:00am Alternative Worship 10:15am Coffee / Fellowship

SUMMER IS A TIME TO ESCAPE FOR MEMORABLE GETAWAYS,

SAVOR THE WARM AFTERNOON SUN ON YOUR SKIN, ENJOY

TIME AT HOME, AT CHURCH, GRILLING OUTDOORS WITH

LOVED ONES AND TO EMBRACE THE MIRACLE OF NATURE.

AUGUST

1ST, 2ND, 3RD!

COME JOIN US! 11

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

2

Office Closed

3

9:00am Traditional Worship 10:15am Coffee / Fellowship

4

HAPPY 4TH OF JULY

Church office closed

No Monday Night Worship

5 6

7:00am Men’s Breakfast 9:00am Bible Study 6:00—7:15pm Jesus In July

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9

Office Closed

10

9:00am Alternative Worship Hunger Sunday 10:15am Coffee / Fellowship

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6:30pm Worship Service Hunger Monday 7:15pm Coffee/Fellowship

12 5:30pm Council Meeting

13

7:00am Men’s Breakfast 9:00am Bible Study No Pot Luck Supper 6:00—7:15 pm Jesus In July

14 9:00am Crazy Quilters

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16

Office Closed

17

9:00am Traditional Worship 10:15am Coffee / Fellowship

18

6:30pm Worship Service 7:15pm Coffee/Fellowship

19 20

7:00am Men’s Breakfast 9:00am Bible Study 6:00—7:15pm Jesus In July

21 22 Leonard / Uhl Rehearsal Dinner

23 Leonard / Uhl Wedding

Office Closed

24

9:00am Alternative Worship Noisy/Walk for Water 10:15am Coffee / Fellowship

25

6:30pm Worship Service Noisy/Walk for Water 7:15pm Coffee/Fellowship

26 27

7:00am Men’s Breakfast 9:00am Bible Study 6:00—7:15pm Jesus In July

28 9:00am Crazy Quilters

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Office Closed

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9:00am Alternative Worship 10:15am Coffee / Fellowship

BIBLE READING FOR JULY:

Psalms: 66, 25, 138, and 49