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CROSS ROADS ST. ANDREW UNITED METHODIST CHURCH SEPTEMBER 2017
St. Andrew United Methodist Church
“Building upon God's Grace through Love, Obedience and Compassion.”
Church Staff
Pastor………….............................................Rev. John Cordes
Assistant Pastor.....……....………...................Adam Deering
Administrative Assistant ………….....…..........Monica Reinert
Adult Choir Director....…....…..........................Nancy Webb
Organist ..........................................................Marian Meitzler
Pianist....…....….......................................................Kay Behle
Praise Band Leader ....…....…........................Adam Deering
Treasurer ………….....…...........................Donna Werkheiser
Sunday Worship Schedule
9:00 AM Contemporary Celebration Service
An informal service with praise and worship music, prayer and preaching. This service utilizes music to draw people into God’s presence on a very personal level.
Children's Church (K-2nd Grade) dismisses after Opening Worship the second and fourth Sundays of the month. (September through May)
We also offer at this time:
. Crib and Pre-K Nursery Care
. Adult Sunday School (September through May) Library - Henry Ziegler & Pat Miller, Leaders
10:30 AM Traditional Service
A service that utilizes time honored traditions to draw people into God's presence. Multiple elements, including classic hymns played on organ and piano, feed the senses of the worshippers to remind them of the love and life of Jesus during the past, present and future.
We also offer at this time:
. Crib Nursery Care
. Pre-K Sunday School
. Adult Sunday School Library - Jim Good, Leader . Sunday School Classes K-6th Grade - Fellowship Hall Junior & Senior High - Fellowship Hall Youth Room
Church
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Youth Program
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Putting It in Perspective
September, 2017
On Saturday, August 19, I visited a fundraiser in the Boyertown Community. It was sponsored as a collaboration between a group of weightlifters, under the heading of “Crossfit Fidelity,” and the Wellness Council of Boyertown. Fundraising took the form of a competition involving men and women experienced in lifting weights. I was amazed as I entered the unfamiliar environment of buff bodies, tattoos, and tremendous discipline. People had traveled and come together to provide funds for grassroots organizations that address drug addiction. The Wellness Council had agreed to help us promote the events that are forming a program in our church. People who came to see the competition were particularly interested in helping the families who are struggling with the effects of addiction. The timing was beautiful; the fundraiser
happened two days prior to a chaplain’s visit to St. Andrew, a clergy member who would address spiritual questions affecting the parents, spouses, and loved ones of addicts. The church is part of the greater community! In our case, the people of Boyertown and beyond are asking us to join in an effort they know so well, an effort to curb the disease of addiction. Jesus reached out to people whose physical and mental health were compromised, restoring them to full community when they’d been alienated. John and Charles Wesley worked in an era when addiction to alcohol was a major social concern, both in England and in the North American colonies. They were criticized for going out to the people, not limiting themselves to the buildings owned by the church. We can do the same. Let’s appreciate the weightlifters! And, let’s show Jesus’ love by reaching out.
GREETERS
Date Celebration Service
9:00 AM Traditional Service
10:30 AM
September 3 Susan Welsh Warren & Linda Moser
Linda Drabinsky
Rose Marie Bireley Arlene Robertson
Hans & Edie Scherer
September 10 Conroy Family Mary Ann Stauffer Tim & Linda Clancy
Robin Moyer Jason & Bethany Miller
Mary Fox
September 17 Purnell Family Jim & Shari Good
Debbie Brown
Tracy & Jane Donmoyer Harry & Linda Mohr
Mary Frain
September 24 Egbert Family Glenn Hull
Richard & Marilyn Rhoads
Jim & Bonne Riefenstahl Bob & Edith Moyer
Dave & Sue McElwee
TRADITIONAL SERVICE
Date Head Usher Liturgist
September 3 Robert Moyer Edie Scherer
September 10 Bill Evens Greg Simmons
September 17 Debbie Patt Warren Moser
September 24 Chuck Sithens Debbie Patt
ACOLYTES Date Celebration Service Traditional Service
September 3 Abigail Miller Jackson Conrad
September 10 Mallory Deering Jada Shorley
September 17 Gabby Egbert DiMaio Mary Conroy
September 24 Jessica Kindig Rachael Kindig
NURSERY CARE
Date Celebration Service Traditional Service
September 3 Christine Halloway - Open Bethany Miller
September 10 Christi Conrad & Bonne Riefenstahl Bethany Miller
September 17 Amanda Deering & Shari Good Phyllis Conroy
September 24 Tracie Golmolka & Linda Clancy Mary Ann Stauffer
SOUND BOARD & VIDEO Celebration Service Traditional Service
Date Sound Board Video Sound Board Video
September 3 Mark Egbert Open Megan Stehman Open September 10 Tim Clancy Tracy Donmoyer Jen Ewing Open September 17 John Stauffer Mary Ann Stauffer Sonne Shorley Open September 24 Jen Ewing Scott Cantlin Jim McClure Linda McClure
September 10th: Amanda Deering
September 24th:
Mary Cantlin
"Addiction As A Family Disease"
Presentation will be held on
Monday, September 25th starting at
7:00 PM
Adult Sunday School class
will resume meeting on Sunday, September 10 at 9:00a.m. in the library. We will resume reading and discussing “Let Me
Tell You a Story” by Tony Campolo, longtime
professor at Eastern University. Everyone is
invited to participate.
September 3rd Matthew 16:21-26 13th Sunday after Pentecost
September 10th Exodus 12:1-14 14th Sunday after Pentecost
September 17th Exodus 17:1-7 15th Sunday after Pentecost
September 24th Matthew 20:1-15 16th Sunday after Pentecost
9:00 AM Celebration Service
And 10:30 AM Traditional Service
JOIN US! Lectionary Bible Study
Saville’s Diner Wednesdays from 6:00-7:00 PM
Enjoy dinner and a preview of
worship!
Date Name Date Name September 1 Stacy Gerhart September 16 Amanda Nakonechny
September 4 Harold Moyer September 17 Mark Andrews
September 5 Chris Gresh September 19 Donna Baith
Nazz Nazarewych Sharon Blair
September 6 Justin Konnick Anthony Yusko, III
Ashley Schmoll September 20 Kelly Mattis
Sarah Schmoll September 22 McKalley Bolam
September 8 Leah Dziura Bill Evens
September 9 Ireland Larrimore Delaney Fox
Sydney Mallatratt September 25 Sam Miller
September 10 Mallory Johnson September 27 Matt Bartman
Jeanette Kline Cheryl Neiman
September 12 Ryan Bartman September 28 James Riefenstahl
September 13 Anthony Polard September 30 George Bartow
Date Couple Date Couple September 1 Zachary & Kimberly Cantlin September 24 Jarret & Sarah Mason
Jeffery & Jen Ewing Jim & Linda McClure
September 6 Darryl & Stacy Gerhart September 25 Jim & Shari Good
September 12 Jim & Brenda Kreitz September 29 Ray & Lisa Scardino
September 19 Dave & Tracie Gomolka
If you don't see your birthday or anniversary information printed here and you would like it to be, please contact the church office to update our records.
Sunday Morning Refreshments
Help is still needed between services at the refreshment area on Sunday mornings.
Please consider signing up for a permanent spot (such as the first Sunday of each month, etc.). If you are able to commit to a specific time slot, please e-mail the church office or
speak to Linda Clancy. In the meantime, please continue to use the signup sheet in the
Welcome Center. Thank you!
The adult choir will
start back up on Thursday,
September 7th from 7:15 -
8:30pm. Anyone that loves
to sing is welcome to come
out!
September 3rd: Open September 10th: Open September 17th: Sponsored by Adam Kellerman and Family in Memory of Patricia Kellerman September 24th: Sponsored by Robin Kellerman and Family in Memory of Claude Hockman
Arrangements are $20.00 if you
would like to be a sponsor.
Attention parents:
Pastor John will be holding
Confirmation classes this school year. An
organizational meeting will be held in
September. If you have a child entering
6th grade through middle school and
are interested in your child participating,
please contact Pastor John or the
Church office.
Rally Day
Rally Day is Sunday September 10th! This is the day when our students move up to their new
classes. Students going into kindergarten and 3rd grade will be joining new classes, as well as the
students in 6th grade who are moving up to youth group! This year we will be gifting bibles to
all incoming kindergarteners and to students moving up to youth group. The children will receive
these bibles during the 9:00 am service on September 10th, so make sure you are here for that!
We realize that this is a change from previous years so this year all students in 1st-3rd grade will
also be getting a bible to make sure every child has one.
*If you have a child entering Kindergarten through 3rd grade please let us know so we can
ensure we have enough bibles! And if your child does not have a bible, no matter what
grade, let us know and we will make sure to get them one!*
Volunteers Needed!!
We are in need of more volunteers for our Nursery program!! Please consider giving just one
hour a month, or every other month to watch our little ones so their parents can worship. If you
need more information or would like to volunteer, see Amanda Deering. Thank-you!!!
Ho! Ho! Ho!
There are a lot of ‘Back to School’ sales going on, why not stock up on writing, drawing as well as some small toys or hair combs and brushes? The recipients of these boxes will be more than thrilled! Can you imagine
receiving a gift from someone in a different country? To know that someone out there cares enough to send them presents can change a child’s life forever! Please help St. Andrew UMC to gather and send a lot of gifts to
children and show them what true Christian love is all about!
Thanks and God Bless! Faith and Bob Schlegel
By: Rosemarie Bireley
St Andrew Women's Group will meet on
Wednesday, September 13, 2017 at 7:30 PM
in the Fellowship Hall. All women of the
church are invited to join us. Soda tabs for
the Ronald McDonald Houses are still
being collected. Please place them in the
box on the table in the narthex.
Scrapbookers by Debbie Patt
The St Andrew Scrapbookers will meet on
Wednesday, September 20th at 7:00 PM in
the Fellowship Hall. Remember to bring
your scrapbooking supplies, a snack and
your own beverage. I hope to see you then!
By: Greg Simmons
The Men's Group will be meeting for
their monthly breakfast on Sunday
September 10th at Saville's Diner. Please
arrive by 7:30 AM.
Yarn Spinners by: Marilyn Rhoads
Our first fall meeting will take
place on Thursday, September 21st
at noon. If you wish, bring a
bagged lunch. All levels of
experience are invited to attend.
Over the summer, lap robes &
shawls were taken to the Veterans
Center in Spring City and to
Manor Care (nursing home
facility in Pottstown). Both were
happy to receive them. Thank you
for your caring in making these
items for them.
Bereavement Blankets are Needed:
Lehigh Valley neonatal intensive
care unit (NICU) is requesting
baby blankets for stillborn babies.
These are then given to parents as
a memory of their child. They are
to be 31 inches by 36 inches and
in pastel shades - no cream or
white. If you are interested in
making one or donating yarn for
one, please let me know (Marilyn
Rhoads). We would like to be able
to send them by October.
Salvation Army is in need of egg cartons and plastic bags. Please place
them in the same baskets that we collect food items "under the table closest
to the sanctuary". We will be collecting them in September and October.
Guatemala News It's that time of year again! Students here are starting back to school and our children in Guatemala are finishing their current school year. Thank you so much to all of you who support these precious children and give them the possibility to attend school. Please remember that they cannot continue their education when the new school year starts in January without our help. Donations are being accepted for this purpose throughout September and October. Donations of any amount are greatly appreciated and make a big difference for these children and their families. Please use the special offering envelopes in the church pews and mark them to be used for Guatemala. If you currently sponsor a student, the sponsorship money is due the last Sunday of October. The cost is $100 for elementary school students. If you are interested in sponsoring a student, please see Becky Rhoads for more information. Thank you so much!!
Update on the recent flooding in Nepal from the Zimmerman family Thank you for reaching out and connecting with us in regard to the flooding in Nepal. Here in Kathmandu we are unaffected…all the serious flooding is down in the Terai districts, the flat areas along the border with India. The floods were made worse because India has built dams on some of the major rivers coming out of the Terai, and the floodgates on the dams were not opened in a timely manner. The two major concerns for the flood victims are acute illnesses, especially diarrhea, as all water sources are flooded and people have no access to clean drinking water; and in the long term food shortage, as 60-80% of the planted rice (Nepal’s major harvest) has been swept away. Do pray for wisdom and integrity for officials who are responsible for responding to people’s needs, that aid will reach those in most need. A note of thanks: after 3 months of process, yesterday we finally received our official visas related to Mark’s assignment at Patan Hospital, which give us permission to stay in Nepal for another year (after which we will apply for a renewal). Thanks for all your support. Sincerely, Deirdra
Dear friends,
“Those who dwell in the shelter of the Most
High will find rest in the shadow of the
Almighty” Ps. 91.1
Gyaani had been attending our church for
some years when our pastor’s wife asked me
to give her some dietary advice for diabetes.
Kathmandu’s urban population has seen a
huge increase in overweight and obesity as
people adopt ‘modern’ sedentary lifestyles
and become increasingly habituated to
cheap, processed foods in their diet. Gyaani
had the appearance and demeanour of many
of the middle-class, middle-aged Newari
women in the congregation: reasonably
well-dressed, somewhat overweight, and
confident enough to speak her mind in
women’s fellowship meetings. However a
series of high blood sugar results had thrown
her into a panic and resulted in several late-
night phone calls to the pastor’s wife for
help and reassurance. As I explained the
concepts of the diet to Gyaani, she grabbed
the information and ran with it…almost
literally! She adopted an early morning
walk of 90 minutes each day, and cut back
drastically on the amount of oil she was
using for cooking. Within a couple of
months, she was delightedly reporting to me
her significant weight loss and the return of
her blood sugar to normal levels. Since then
she regularly asks me for copies of the
diabetic diet sheet so that she can share the
information with friends and relatives who
are struggling with diabetes.
Gyaani was nine years old when her
alcoholic father died of cancer. Their
landlord immediately evicted her mother
and the children because of the bad ‘karma’
associated with a widow. Gyaani’s mother
found a new room for the family, but began
leaving the children for extended periods.
Gyaani assumed that her mother was
working long hours as a domestic servant,
but in fact she had fallen in love with a
widower with an infant son and within
months she abandoned her own children
altogether. At 10 years of age, Gyaani
became fully responsible for her 8 year old
brother and 3 year old sister. She worked by
day as a labourer on a building site and in a
carpet factory till midnight in order to pay
the rent and buy small amounts of old rice
and lentils for their food. Gyaani frequently
visited local Hindu temples to pray that her
mother would return to them. At one
desperate point, she took her brother and
sister to seek help from their mother, but
they were simply beaten by the new husband
and sent away.
Gyaani was 15 years old when a friend of
her landlord, a rich man who owned a
factory, began to show an interest in this
resilient young woman. Visiting his
family’s large house and seeing their fields
of fertile farm land, Gyaani was drawn to
the possibility of a better life for her and her
siblings. She met his parents who appeared
to welcome her and assured her that he was
not already married. However, before
Gyaani could make a decision herself, she
was kidnapped by the family during a Hindu
festival and found herself without any
choice but to accept her position as the
man’s wife. Gyaani’s older married sister
arranged a place for her younger siblings,
and Gyaani consoled herself that she at least
she could help with their support. It was 18
months later when Gyaani’s husband’s child
bride, living until that point with her own
family, suddenly appeared at the house to
claim her position as his ‘real’ wife.
Overnight, Gyaani’s position changed to that
of a servant and she began to endure severe
mistreatment at the hands of her mother-in-
law and the other ‘wife’. At 16 years of age
Gyaani attempted suicide, swallowing down
a mix of kerosene and agricultural
insecticide. She was found in a coma, and
spent 4 days in hospital before regaining
consciousness. After her recovery, the
family kept Gyaani outside the house in a
shed, even when she discovered she was
pregnant. Gyaani’s first daughter died at 6
weeks of age from pneumonia.
Gyaani finally made the decision to leave
her husband’s family and sought refuge in
her uncle’s house. She was very depressed,
but her husband asked to visit her, first
moving her into a rented room of her own
and later allowing her to live in his family’s
second house in the city. His regular visits
were often accompanied by beatings and
abuse at the instruction of his mother, but
the years passed and Gyaani raised 3
daughters in that house.
Gyaani’s life changed again when her
husband got the chance to emigrate to
America. Gyaani was heartbroken by the
need to sign over her two teenage daughters
to her husband’s other ‘wife’ in order for
them to go with him. Gyaani’s eldest
daughter remained with her, and her well-
paying job paid the bills when Gyaani
became ill and needed gynaecological
surgery for some growths. On the morning
of her operation, Gyaani’s daughter visited a
local temple to offer Hindu worship for
Gyaani’s well-being. At the same time, an
elderly woman in the bed beside her told
Gyaani that she was Christian and offered to
pray for her. Gyaani refused, saying she
didn’t follow the one called Jesus, but the
woman set her hand on Gyaani’s bed and
prayed anyway. As Gyaani was taken into
pre-op, she herself called out to God, not
knowing what name to call Him by, asking
for help. After a final pre-op assessment,
the surgeon told her that the growths had
shrunk significantly and the operation was
cancelled.
Although her daughter ascribed this healing
to her Hindu prayers, Gyaani felt sure it
related to Jesus and began to look for a
church to visit. Her mother-in-law and
daughter were appalled at the possibility,
and both threatened Gyaani with eviction
from the house if she pursued the matter. It
was a year later when two Christians moved
in to the ground floor as renters. Gyaani
began to attend a small fellowship held in
their room on Monday evenings…until her
mother-in-law found out and evicted them.
Amazingly, the next set of renters were also
Christians, and so it was that one day
Gyaani made her way to church with them.
When Gyaani’s daughter found out, she flew
into a rage, threw the renters out, and had a
doctor prescribe sedatives for Gyaani.
Despite her mother-in-law and daughter’s
best efforts, Gyaani began to regularly
attend the large church the ex-renters
attended, although she struggled to
understand the Christian faith in that
crowded setting.
It was when she became ill again, and was
visited by some Christian ladies for prayer,
that Gyaani heard about a smaller church
located close to her home. And so it was
that Gyaani came to our church 6 years ago,
and received more personal teaching and
discipleship about God’s love and mercy as
shown in Christ. Gyaani had found the One
who would never leave her nor forsake her.
Reading the gospel of John, she decided she
needed to be baptised. Her daughter was so
upset that she beat Gyaani badly and then,
on the morning of the baptism itself, threw
her and all her personal belongings out of
the house. Gyaani was distraught and crept
back later into an empty room in the house
but, as she lay down on the floor sobbing,
she experienced a vision of God in His
glory. A few weeks later, she joined the
next baptismal group and, still with some
trepidation, was baptised. That same
afternoon, Gyaani’s eldest daughter got
news that she too had won a visa to emigrate
to America.
Gyaani now lives alone, although she is in
close contact with her daughters and has
applied to visit them in California. She told
me this story of her life as we were walking
arm-in-arm through the dark city streets,
Christmas carolling with our congregation.
She was excited to have invited a group of
her relatives to hear us sing outside her
house, and anxious as to how they would
respond.
Later that month, Gyaani’s mother’s
husband fractured his leg and was admitted
to hospital. Gyaani stayed at the hospital
supporting the couple until the elderly man
died of complications. She continued her
efforts to support her mother in her time of
grief, but wept openly in women’s
fellowship as she spoke of the continued
deep hurt and sense of betrayal in their
relationship. Some weeks later, Gyaani
wept again when she told how her mother
had signed a financial document which, for
the first time, referred to Gyaani as her
daughter. Gyaani’s mother is now frail and
struggles with illness herself. She too has
begun to attend our church whenever the
rest of the family allow her. During a recent
hospital admission, Gyaani again stayed on
the ward with her, taking the opportunity to
speak to the patients and family carers about
Jesus and pray with them. 7 people
committed themselves to following Christ.
Gyaani came close to tears at several points
as she related her story. As she drew to a
close, she looked me steadily in the eye, and
summed up her situation. “I live alone. But
I know that God has been with me since the
time I was in my mother’s womb. Even if
everyone leaves me, God will always be
with me. I have suffered, but Christ also
suffered for us.”
To the congregation of St Andrew,
The Boyertown Salvation Army,
children and teens of Boyertown
and the surrounding area would
like to thank you for your donation
of school supplies. We have given
out over 150 backpacks filled with
school supplies. Your generosity
is greatly appreciated.
God Bless,
The Boyertown Salvation Army
Thank you to those who donated items
to go to the Spring City Veterans
Center. They are always thankful for
the items which make a difference in
their daily lives.
~Marilyn Rhoads
AGLOW COMMUNITY LIGHTHOUSE
SATURDAY, September 2, at 9:00 a.m.
at CONNECTIONS ON HIGH Café 238 E. High St., POTTSTOWN, PA 19464
Meeting (9:00-12:00), Continental Breakfast, and Speaker: $5.00
Peggy Jones
Peggy Jones carries revival fire! God is using her to help others experience personal revival and move forward in their purpose. She is prophetic, a traveling evangelist, has served as a senior pastor and hosted her own radio program entitled, “Living by Grace”. Through Peggy, many have been healed, delivered and set free by Jesus Christ. Come to Aglow expecting to experience the life-changing Word of God shared with clarity, compassion and humor, and be revived!
You are also invited to stay for AfterGlow, an informal time for lunch and fellowship after the Aglow meeting, 12:00-1:15 pm, at Connections on High café.
St Andrew United Methodist Church
Treasurers Report June 30, 2017
Y-T-D June June
2017 2017 2016
Funds Received *
120,193.03 17,906.76 18,074.62
Bills Paid
107,298.22 Open Bills
10,319.56
Total Bills
117,617.78 Net Increase(Decrease) in Funds 2,575.25
Other Collections that do not effect the budgeted expenses
Improvements 726.00 Special Offerings 420.00 Memorials 0.00 Sunday School 18.00
* The funds received includes Current offerings, Church plate and other income used to pay budgeted expenses.
St Andrew United Methodist Church Treasurers Report
July 31, 2017
Y-T-D July July
2017 2017 2016
Funds Received *
141,704.58 21,511.55 17,307.56
Bills Paid
130,061.51 Open Bills
6,302.08
Total Bills
136,363.59 Net Increase(Decrease) in Funds 5,340.99
Other Collections that do not effect the budgeted expenses
Improvements 1,206.00 Special Offerings 12.35 Memorials 0.00 Sunday School 0.00
* The funds received includes Current offerings, Church plate and other income used to pay budgeted expenses.
Please keep the following members who are unable to attend service in your prayers:
Donna Baith
1600 Black Rock Road
Royersford PA 19468
Calvin Cross
Manatawny Manor
Room A110
30 Old Schuylkill Rd.
Pottstown, PA 19465
Virginia Drabinsky
414 Rhoads Avenue
Boyertown, PA 19512
Ginny McKinstry
P.O. Box 113
New Berlinville, PA 19545
Dot Peter
1 South Home Avenue
Town Court #217
Topton, PA 19562
Marietta Stahl
2917 E. High Street
Pottstown, PA 19464
Our Current Prayer List:
Donna Baith Robert Minner, Jr Diane Moser
Dr. Mark Zimmerman Julia Welsh Terry Hewitt
Pat Miller Glenn Miller Sam Miller
Don Reigel Mary Ann Reigel
FREE Community Meal Saturday September 16th in the
Fellowship Hall at Noon. If interested in helping, please contact
Chris Clee at 610.369.1888
CROSS ROADS
Information for the Cross Roads Newsletter is due in the church office the 2nd Thursday of every month. Thank you
Please call the church office
when:
A new baby arrives in your
family
Your home phone or cell
number has changed
Your email address has
changed
Your address has
changed
Prayer Requests
Need a ride to Sunday
Service? Call the church
office and we will
arrange it!
If you are visiting our
cemetery and notice a
flag that needs to be
replaced, please contact
Bill Evens or the Church
Office.
Help Raise Money for Missions and Children’s Ministry Programs!
Purchase “Cash for Causes” Giant Supermarket gift cards the 1st and 2nd weeks of the month in the Welcome Center. The cards will be given to you later that month for the same value of your purchase price. It doesn’t cost you anything extra and "Cash for Causes" gives St. Andrew 5% of your total purchase price!!! Payment is due at sign up.
Our Cash for Causes Giant Gift Card Program has been doing great! Thank you to everyone who has participated. We will be continuing the program with a more challenging goal...Let's shoot for $1,000.00 for the Youth & Adult
Missions and Children's Ministry Programs. With everyone's help, We can make it! Look for the goal poster in the Welcome Center. Let's start buying those cards! Remember, they're good for groceries, prescriptions and even gas! They make great gifts, are available in denominations starting at $10 and we get a 5% discount on every dollar in gift
cards that we purchase.
In August we raised $120.50 for our Missions and Children’s Ministries! Thank you!
Questions? Please contact Phyllis Conroy
September 2017
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1
2
3 Communion
9:00 AM
Celebration Worship
10:30 AM
Traditional Service
4
Office Closed in Honor of Labor Day
5
6 6:00 PM
Bible Study
6:00 PM Children's Meeting
7 7:00 PM Youth Group
7:15 PM
Choir
8 9:00 AM
Salvation Army
9
10
7:00 AM Men's Breakfast
9:00 AM
Celebration Worship
10:30 AM
Traditional Service
Rally Day Picnic following 2nd service
11 9:00 AM
Monday Group
6:30 PM Zumba
12 7:00 PM
Trustee Meeting
13 6:00 PM
Bible Study
7:30 PM SAW Meeting
14 7:00 PM Youth Group
7:15 PM
Choir
15
16 12:00 PM
Community Meal
17
Hymn Sing
9:00 AM
Celebration Worship
10:30 AM
Traditional Service
18 9:00 AM
Monday Group
6:30 PM Zumba
19
20 6:00 PM
Bible Study
7:00 PM Scrapbookers
7:00 PM
Church Council Meeting
21 12:00 PM
Yarn Spinner
7:00 PM Youth Group
7:15 PM
Choir
22
23
24 9:00 AM
Celebration Worship
10:30 AM
Traditional Service
25 9:00 AM
Monday Group
6:30 PM Zumba
7:00 PM Recovery Coaching Speaker
26
27 6:00 PM
Bible Study
28 7:00 PM Youth Group
7:15 PM
Choir
29
30