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GreeceUnitedMethodistChurch
THE ENLIGHTENER July/August 2019
Gree�ngs --
By now you may have received a le�er from the church that includes a ques�onnaire about our Sunday ser-
vices. Because we want to get input from as many congregants as possible, we are also providing a way to
complete the survey online.
You may:
• Complete the survey online at h�ps://www.surveymonkey.com/r/LB9MYZ5. OR
• Complete the paper copy that was mailed to you and return it to the church.
Please do only one of these.
-- Thank you. Tom Hinterman for the Sub-Commi�ee of the Church Council.
Table of Contents: Weekly Scripture Pg. 3
Discipleship Hour Pg. 3
Widows & Widowers Pg. 3
Teacher Apprecia�on Pg. 3
Coffee Hour Volunteers Pg. 3
Summer Worship Pg. 3
Prescrip�on Bo�le Drive Pg. 3
Salem Nutri�onal Pg. 4
Outreach Pg. 4
Chicken BBQ Pg. 5
Finance Report Pg. 5
Food Drive Pg. 5
Le�er of Gra�tude Pg. 5
Tuesday Book Study Pg. 6
Page Turners Pg. 6
Dinner & Devo�ons Pg. 6
Summer Bible Study Pg. 6
Stewardship Pg. 6
UMW Pg. 7
Habitat Pg. 7
Lay Leader Message Pg. 8
Construc�on Detour Pg. 9
Birthdays/Anniversaries Pg. 10
Congrega�onal Updates Pg. 10
Sunday Worship Servants Pg. 10
Calendar Pg. 11-12
A PRAYER CHAIN REMINDER: We have an ac�ve prayer
chain, both through e-mails and phone. You’re invited
to be part of that; just call Bill and Gail Mason at
319-5924. Also, if you have a prayer concern of any kind that
you want to share, contact Bill and Gail at the number above or
by e-mail at [email protected]. We only send out prayer
concerns when we receive direct requests.
Altar Flowers: If you would like a formal arrangement
placed in honor/memory of a loved one, contact
Be9y LaMonica. Arrangements are $35.
Birthday Ministry: We would love to recognize your special day.
Please e-mail the office to let us know if your birthday is not
on our calendar. greeceumc@fron�ernet.net
Deadline for all newsle9er ar�cles is the 15th of each month by 12:00pm. Please e-mail to Deb Babbage at [email protected].
Thank you.
2019 Fundraiser Updates Thank you to all who have helped in some way to make our fundraising successful. These fundraisers help support our church and the many ministries we have to offer our community. Volunteers are always needed and welcomed! Here is this year’s schedule of events: Chicken BBQ Drive Thru Thurs., June 20, 4:30-sellout Chicken BBQ Drive Thru Thurs., July 18, 4:30-sellout Chicken BBQ Drive Thru Thurs., August 22, 4:30-sellout Chicken BBQ Drive Thur Thurs., September 19, 4:30pm- sellout Pulled Pork BBQ Thurs., October 17, 4:30pm- sellout
Thank you for your support this year!
Pasta Dinner Buffet $227.95 Super Bowl Sub Sale $316.30 Chicken & Biscuits $342.08 St. Patrick’s Day Dinner $448.83 Chicken BBQ Drive Thru $1,381.69 Book Sale $454.25
Let’s Get Connected!
Excellent opportunity to share with your friends and family all the GUMC has to offer.
Website: greeceumc.org
Facebook: Greece UMC
Twitter @GreeceUMC
Instagram greeceunitedmc
Worship Scripture July/August 2019: What follows are the Lectionary Readings for each Sunday. Each week, the theme of the services will usually emerge from one of the prescribed readings (often the Gospel). We invite you to read through the lessons prior to Sunday. It can be a healthy discipline and enhance the experience of worship. 7/7: 2 Kings 5:1-14 Psalm 30 Galatians 6:1-16 Luke 10:1-11, 16-20 7/14: Amos 7:7-17 Psalm 82 Colossians 1:1-14 Luke 10:25-37 7/21: Amos 8:1-12 Psalm 52 & 82 Colossians 1:15-28 Luke 10:38-42 7/28: Hosea 1:2-10 Psalm 85 Colossians 2:6-19 Luke 11:1-13 8/4: Hosea 11:1-11 Psalm 107:1-9,43 Colossians 3:1-11 Luke 12:13-21 8/11: Isaiah 1:1, 10-20 Psalm 50:1-8,22-23 Hebrews 11:1-3,8-16 Luke 12:32-40 8/18: Isaiah 5:1-7 Psalm 80:1-2,8-19 Hebrews 11:29-12:2 Luke 12:49-56 8/25 Jeremiah 1:4-10 Psalm 71:1-6 Hebrews 12:18-29 Luke 13:10-17
Widows & Widowers: Group will be meeting Sun., July 23th at 2:00pm in the Kerrison Room.
We need volunteers for the fall to make our
Sunday coffee hour (10-11am) a success. What is
required? We need two volunteers each Sunday to
setup and tear down the coffee hour table and
make coffee and hot water. We also need two volunteers to
each bring in 3-4 dozen of something good to share. (cookies,
donuts, etc.)
Empty Prescription Bottles
UMW has partnered with Ma�hew 25
Ministry to collect empty prescrip�on
bo�les with labels removed for 3rd
world
countries. You may drop your bo�les in
the designated basket in the Commons (by the exit door).
Discipleship Hour 10-11am
Join us Sunday mornings for Bible study &
fellowship.
ALL CLASSES HAVE RECESSED FOR THE SUMMER.
SUMMER WORSHIP STARTS SUNDAY, JULY 7TH ONE SERVICE AT 10:00AM
ALTERNATING PRAISE & WORSHIP AND TRADITIONAL 7/7 & 7/18—Praise & Worship
7/11 & 7/25—Tradi�onal 8/4 & 8/18—Praise & Worship
8/11 & 8/25—Tradi�onal Regular service schedule resumes 9/1
2019 Teacher Appreciation—Thank you for all you do to help
others grow in their faith.
Sunday Discipleship Hour: Adult Bible Study—Kara Down
By Faith—Debbie Babbage, Pat McMann
J.A.M—Jenni Barth, Karen Ingle, Melissa
Dunn, Michelle Stevens
Weekday Small Group Studies:
Tuesday Morning Book Study: Linda Hoffman
Dinner & Devo�on: Debbie Babbage
Pastor Bible Study: Rev. Ma�hew Stengel
Atria : Karen Pearson, Neva Benson, Gale
Huber, Sue Sepkowski
Nursery:
Sally Lepi Michelle Stevens
Karen Ingle Gale Huber
Cindy Lane Melissa Dunn
Kim Whi�emore Barb Miroff
Debbie Symonds Cameron Theile
Salem Nutritional Center—Summer Schedule Mondays, July 8th & August 12th, 9:00am—2:00pm
Please join us for a morning of serving. • Meet/leave Church at 9:00 am. At 9:30, lunch prep begins. • Serving 100—150 hungry people at noon. • Return to the church at 2:00 pm. We need 10 people there each time. It is a very satisfying ministry.
In “brief” . . . thanks to your dona�ons, June 30 was another successful
Undie Sunday! Those undies will be combined with contribu�ons from the
next Undie Sunday, September 29, and delivered to six area elementary
schools (West Ridge, Holmes Road, Autumn Lane, Longridge, English Village, Brookside). We are also
accep�ng adult undies for the Open Door Mission and the Veterans Outreach Center. Baskets in the com-
mons area are ready to be filled up!
School’s out for summer, but September will be looming on the horizon before we know it!
Between August 11 and September 8, watch for the big boxes sta�oned in the commons,
ready to be filled with spiral & composi�on notebooks, 2-pocket folders, #2 pencils, crayons,
markers, colored pencils, rulers, erasers, backpacks, and glue s�cks as well as �ssues, wipes,
Zip-lock bags, paper towels, and hand sani�zer.
Finally, we con�nue our Outreach at Atria, providing a weekly Bible Study. Every Thursday,
at 10:30, two of us share scripture, stories, songs, and (oPen) goodies with a small group of
residents. Because all their hymn binders were lost as a result of a water leak, I have been
in the process of gathering hymn lyrics and clicking them into new binders I purchased at
Wal-Mart. Soon we will have our songbooks complete and ready for ac�on. If you think
you might be interested in joining this ministry and want to see what we do, please contact Karen Pearson
(392-3892, [email protected]).
John 15:11 These things have I spoken to you, that My joy may remain in you, and that your joy may
be full.
Atria had a Thank-you luncheon for small
group Bible study leaders. The luncheon
was organized by the activities director,
Colleen Smith.
In the picture (starting at the head of the
table, moving clockwise): Edith, Karen
Pearson, Helen Carm, Irma, Marian, Barb,
Neva Benson, Colleen (activities director),
& Joy.
Please join us each month as we help
to stock the shelves at the Greece
Ecumenical Food Shelf. July we are
collec�ng :
• Canned Pork & Beans
• Canned Meat
• Canned Low-sugar Fruit
•
Your dona�ons of food help to feed
our neighbors in Greece and
Charlo9e. Thank you
Le9er of Gra�tude:
I just wanted to thank everyone who helped
with our annual book sale. It was such a
blessing to have so many dona�ons and volunteers.
Also, I would like to thank you everyone who helped set-up,
clean up, and food dona�ons for the church picnic. A
special shout-out to our grill masters—Al Royter, Garre�
Royter, and Mark Babbage.
Thank you again to all. Debbie Babbage
Finance Corner Budgeted Income as of Week #23 – 06/09/19
Budget Total Pledges Non-Pledges Needed YTD Received Needed YTD Received Needed YTD Received $134,089.12 $129,776.86 $75,192.31 $76,464.50 $18,444.23 $24,164.70
Current Income (Usable) vs Expenses as of the end o f May 05/26/19 (Week#21)
Usable Spent Yet to Spend +/- $110,205.66 $121,974.86 $0.00 - $11,769.20
Summer - Pledges and Fundraisers
Remember that Church Expenses continue throughout the summer. It is important that you maintain your Pledge Contributions to sustain our budget.
In addition, the Chicken BBQ fundraisers help us to fill in the budget gap. Please sign up and help support them.
Contribution Statements 2nd Quarter Contribution statements will be distributed in July. Please review your contributions for accuracy and let me know if there are any corrections needed.
Best regards, Bill Kostyshak, Financial Secretary
Summer Chicken BBQ Drive Thru! Thursdays, July 18th & August 22nd
4:30—6:30pm (or until sold-out)
Chicken, Choice of 2 out of 4 sides, (Beans, Coleslaw, Potatoes, Macaroni Salad) Roll, and Brownie for $10.00
All proceeds to benefit the ministries at GUMC
Invite your friends, family, and neighbors!
Page Turners Book Club:
July Selec�on:
The Next Person You Meet in Heaven By Mitch Albom
Everyone is welcomed to join us Thursday, July 25th at 10:00am
At the Pavilion (weather permi)ng) for
discussion.
August: No Mee�ng
September Selec�on: Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
Tuesday Book Group:
The Thirteen Apostles By J Ellsworth Kalas
In this book, an entire chapter is devoted to each of Jesus apostles, in-cluding Matthias, successor to Judas Iscariot. Drawn from Scripture as well as historical writings and tradition to paint a portrait of each apostle as a servant in ministry, a human being, and an individual. Each chapter features a key passage of Scripture
We meet Tuesdays @ 10:00am in Kerrison Room . Contact Linda Hoffman for information—458-2248 or [email protected])
All are welcome to this group.
All are welcome to join any or all studies.
Invite your family, friends, and neighbors.
Dinner & Devotions:
On recess until Fall.
Look for upcoming information on
our new study.
Why—Making Sense
of God’s Will
By Adam Hamilton
Book orders will take place in August.
Summer Bible Study: Philippians in the Pavilion
Thursdays, July 11—August 1 12-1:30pm
Bring your Bibles as we gather, read, and discuss Paul’s letter to the church of Philippi.
We will be meeting in the Anniversary Pavilion. Please bring a lawn chair.
Summer is finally here (almost), a �me to enjoy the many things this area offers. REMINDER:
Church life goes on and bills need to be paid, so you’re giving is as important as at any other �me. Please con�nue
to meet your pledges. Your commitment is the basis for our budget; mee�ng it during any season of the year is just
as important as any other �me. We appreciate your con�nued support.
Bill Mason
Stewardship
GREECE UNITED METHODIST WOMEN Executive Committee Meeting: No Executive Meeting in July. Next Executive Meeting: August 26th, 6:30 p.m. Room 9.
Gale Huber, President. Circle Meetings: Mi riam: Monday, Sept. 9th, 6:30 p.m., Room 9.
Ruth: Tuesday, Sept. 10th, 12:30 p.m., Room 9.
Strawberry Festival: Special thanks to everyone who helped make the Strawberry Festival at the Book Sale a success.
Congratulations to Joan Fowler!
Joan was recognized at the June Miriam Circle Meeting for her many years of service to our unit and our church. Joan has knitted many, many beautiful sweater sets for our Asbury Storehouse baby showers. She has worked at our bazaars, clothing sales, chicken barbeques, been an usher, assembled newsletters, etc. The list goes on. Joan’s smile and willingness to help whenever she can is something we all appreciate. We love you, Joan!
Remembering Pam Gallagher: It was decided at an Executive Committee Meeting that we would like to do something special to remember Pam Gallagher. Pam was a very active and well-liked member who passed away recently. We thought that it would be appropriate to offer an opportunity to everyone to donate, as a group, to the church Memorial Fund in her memory. This donation will be in addition to the $30 that is given when a member passes away. If you would like to donate in her memory, please write your check payable to “Greece UMW” and give it to Sharon Neary, our treasurer, by July 31. She will then make out one check payable to the church in the amount of the total donations. Along with Pam’s family, we will then decide on an appropriate gift to the church. Save the Dates: Men’s Breakfast: Saturday, Sept. 28th, 9:00 a.m., Fellowship Hall GVD Annual Meeting: Saturday, October 5th, at Fairport UMC. Rev. Deanna Finch will be our guest speaker.
*** No General Meeting in October. ***
HOORAY!! After several delays, our home building is about to begin. At the website for Flower City Habitat, volunteer days are now open for online scheduling. In the past, volunteering had to be worked through a coordinator in our coalition but now individuals can go on and book ½ days or full days Tuesdays (only ½ days) through Saturdays for themselves or for a group of 3, beginning July 16th. The website address is www.rochesterhabitat.org. Our lot has changed when we were asked to switch to 126 Holworthy rather than 120 which was a bigger lot that was needed for space for a ramp.
We continue to raise funds and are moving in the right direction towards an 8th home in the future. Please call or contact me if you have any questions about the volunteering or any other aspect of this project.
Bill Mason
Habitat for Humanity
Thoughts from Lisa Kostyshak
Nobody says, “Give me the mediocre life. Give me the lousy life.” Everybody wants to experience the good life. Going back to the ancient Greeks, philosophers have argued that the good life should be our aim. Hedonism was the philosophical school that articulated this view. Hedonists believed that the chief purpose of human life is to experience as much pleasure as possible and to minimize pain. Today it is widely accepted in our culture that pleasure is the path to the good life. There also is a common assumption that if you can accumulate material possessions, if you have enough wealth, and if you can save enough for retirement, you will experience the good life that everyone wants. My wife makes delicious chocolate chip cookies, and I love eating them when they are warm, just out of the oven. The first three or four are delicious. But the more I eat, the less I enjoy them. And if I eat a dozen warm cookies, rather than feeling satisfied, I’ll actually feel sick to my stomach. In the same way, a focus on the acquisition of more money and possessions does not lead to satisfaction; sometimes it just leaves us feeling sick. The writer of the Book of Ecclesiastes in the Old Testament, who identifies himself simply as the Teacher, understood this. As he looked back on his life, the Teacher explained that he had tried to fill his life with every pleasurable experience. Only afterward did he realize that it was all meaningless. He had been “chasing after wind” (2:11). It seems that people today continue to miss this lesson. I read about a recent study involving 120 people who, on average, earned $25 million per year. These multimillionaires were asked questions about such things as whether they thought they had enough, if they felt secure, and if they were experiencing the good life based upon their standards of living. The consistent answer to these questions was no. Next, the millionaires were asked, “How much more income would you need to have in order to feel like you were secure?” And the average answer was that if they could have 25 percent more—which works out to about $6.25 million more each year—they would finally feel secure and satisfied. For those of us who don’t have annual incomes in the millions, the answers in this survey may seem absurd. We would enjoy the challenge of finding satisfaction on a $25 million annual budget. But that’s just chasing after the wind on a bigger scale.
The Unhappiness Report
As we look back on the past fifty years in the United States, in much the same way the Teacher in Ecclesiastes reflected on his own experience, we can see what has happened when people have tried the counterfeit path to the good life. During the past five decades, the gross domestic product of the United States per person has roughly increased by a factor of two. Americans’ standard of living has gone up dra-matically. The average new home fifty years ago was one-third the size of an average new home today. Yet studies say that we are actually three percent less happy than we were fifty years ago. Clearly, having more wealth and more possessions hasn’t led to more satisfaction in our lives. Every year since 2012, the United Nations has issued a study called the “World Happiness Report.” They survey thousands of people in fifty different countries, attempting to find out how happy people are in those countries and what factors make them happy. In that very first report, the United States ranked twen-ty-third. In terms of overall happiness with their lives, the people of the wealthiest nation in the world ranked behind a number of much less prosperous nations, including Malaysia, Tanzania, Indonesia, Andorra, Thai-land, Vietnam, and El Salvador. In subsequent years the United States has moved up a few spots in the happiness rankings, but we’re still nowhere near the top. In 2016 I read an article written by a very successful entrepreneur and was struck by what she said: “At the height of my success I was actually pretty miserable. I’m not saying there’s an inverse relationship between success and happiness, just that there’s not necessarily a positive one. They are two very differ-ent things.” Achieving success is not the same as achieving happiness or experiencing the good life. Where do we turn after we realize that success is not the same as happiness? Maybe we need to redefine what the good life means.
From Adam Hamilton’s Blog - h�ps://www.adamhamilton.com/blog/living-the-good-life#.XQUNQ8hKiM8
LIVING THE GOOD LIFE
The Town of Greece plans to close Maiden Lane between our church and Long Pond
Road in order to repair the bridge over Round Pond Creek. There will be NO through
traffic during July and August 2019. People coming from the west will need to go past
Long Pond to Fetzner Road, proceed to Maiden Lane and then come back to the
church.
July/August Birthdays Anniversaries This information is not available for the web edition
Nursery:
No nursery services during the Summer
Projectionists: July August 7/7: Kara Down 8/4: Cheryl Sheldon 7/14: Norma Rapini 8/11: Earle Ridley 7/21: Earle Ridley 8/18: Kara Down 7/28: Melissa Dunn 8/25: Norma Rapini
Ushers: July: Kara Down, Al Royter, Tom Hinterman, Karen Ingle August: Cindy Lane, Ray & Gale Huber, Tom Hinterman
Liturgists:
No Liturgists during summer worship
Counters: 7/7: Cindy Lane, Keineth Stone, Diana Needham
7/14 & 7/21: Mary VandeLogt, Kim Whittemore,Shirley Haefle
7/28 & 8/4: Bill & Barb Brado, Dick Hamblin
8/11 & 8/18: Earl Rdiley, Sue Hogeman, Barb Mertz
8/25: Tom & Karen Klingenberger, Chris Collins
The Worship Commi�ee is looking for
people who want to aid their fellow
worshipers each Sunday. See below how
you may help enrich our worship �me:
• Altar Guild: If you are interested, contact Kathy Murray
• Communion Stewards: If interested, contact Mary
VandeLogt at [email protected]
• Ushers: Contact Tom Hinterman in person, or
• Nursery: If interested, contact Debbie Babbage at
• Projec�onists: If interested, contact Lisa Kostyshak at
• Choir: If interested, contact Sharon Neary, choir director
• Praise Band: If interested, contact Ed Klingenberger at
Congrega�on Updates
New Address:
Jon Hess Jane Vannicola
682 Bri�on Rd. 900 Cherry Ridge Blvd.
Rochester, NY 14616 Apt. 11, Webster NY 14580
Phone:647-2048
Carlos Palacio New Cell Numbers
184 Castlebar Rd. Tom Hinterman 967-5321
Rochester, NY 14610-2913 Michelle Pa�erson
694-2008
July 2019 as of 6/15th. Please see Website for Updates.
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1
Maiden Lane Closed
AA 12 PM
Silver Squares Square Dancers 12:30 PM
Victory AA 6 PM
2
Maiden Lane Closed
Tuesday Book Study 10 AM
3
Maiden Lane Closed
AA 12 PM
4
Independence Day
Maiden Lane Closed
Office Closed
Women's AA 11 AM
Boy Scouts 7 PM
5
Maiden Lane Closed
AA 12 PM
Creative Hands 1:15 PM
AA 7:30 PM
6
Maiden Lane Closed
7
Maiden Lane Closed
Combined Traditional Worship 10 AM
8
Maiden Lane Closed
Salem Nutrition Center 9 AM
AA 12 PM
Silver Squares Square Dancers 12:30 PM
Victory AA 6 PM
9
Maiden Lane Closed
Tuesday Book Study 10 AM
SPRC 7 PM
10
Maiden Lane Closed
AA 12 PM
11
Maiden Lane Closed
Women's AA 11 AM
Philippians at the Pavilion 12PM
Boy Scouts 7 PM
12
Maiden Lane Closed
AA 12 PM
Creative Hands 1:15 PM
AA 7:30 PM
13
Maiden Lane Closed
Emmaus Gathering 8:30 AM
14
Maiden Lane Closed
Combined Praise Worship 10 AM
15
Maiden Lane Closed
AA 12 PM
Silver Squares Square Dancers 12:30 PM
Victory AA 6 PM
16
Maiden Lane Closed
Tuesday Book Study 10 AM
Finance Com-mittee 7 PM
17
Maiden Lane Closed
AA 12 PM
18
Maiden Lane Closed
Women's AA 11 AM
Philippians at the Pavilion 12PM
Chicken BBQ - Drive Thru 4:30 PM
Boy Scouts 7 PM
19
Maiden Lane Closed
AA 12 PM
Creative Hands 1:15 PM
AA 7:30 PM
20
Maiden Lane Closed
21
Maiden Lane Closed
Combined Traditional Worship 10 AM
22
Maiden Lane Closed
MS Society Sup-port Group 10:30 AM
AA 12 PM
Silver Squares Square Dancers 12:30 PM
Victory AA 6 PM
23
Maiden Lane Closed
Tuesday Book Study 10 AM
24
Maiden Lane Closed
AA 12 PM
25
Maiden Lane Closed
Page Turners 10 AM
Women's AA 11 AM
Philippians at the Pavilion 12PM
Boy Scouts 7 PM
26
Maiden Lane Closed
Greece UMC Adopt-A-Highway Clean-up 7 AM to 9 AM
AA 12 PM
Creative Hands 1:15 PM
AA 7:30 PM
27
Maiden Lane Closed
Greece UMC Adopt-A-Highway Clean-up 7 AM to 9 AM
28
Maiden Lane Closed
Combined Praise Worship 10 AM
Widow/Widower Group 2 PM
Girl Scout Service Unit 6 PM
29
Maiden Lane Closed
AA 12 PM
Silver Squares Square Dancers 12:30 PM
Victory AA 6 PM
30
Maiden Lane Closed
Tuesday Book Study 10 AM
31
Maiden Lane Closed
AA 12 PM
August 2019 as of 6/15th. Please see Website for Updates.
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1
Maiden Lane Closed
Women's AA 11 AM
Philippians at the Pavilion 12PM
2
Maiden Lane Closed
AA 12 PM
Creative Hands 1:15 PM
AA 7:30 PM
3
Maiden Lane Closed
4
Maiden Lane Closed
Combined Traditional Worship 10 AM
5
Maiden Lane Closed
AA 12 PM
Silver Squares Square Dancers 12:30 PM
6
Maiden Lane Closed
Tuesday Book Study 10 AM
7
Maiden Lane Closed
AA 12 PM
8
Maiden Lane Closed
Women's AA 11 AM
Boy Scouts 7 PM
9
Maiden Lane Closed
AA 12 PM
Creative Hands 1:15 PM
10
Maiden Lane Closed
Emmaus Gathering 8:30 AM
11
Maiden Lane Closed
Combined Praise Worship 10 AM
12
Maiden Lane Closed
Salem Nutrition Center 9 AM
AA 12 PM
Silver Squares Square Dancers 12:30 PM
Victory AA 6 PM
13
Maiden Lane Closed
Tuesday Book Study 10 AM
SPRC 7 PM
14
Maiden Lane Closed
AA 12 PM
15
Newsletter Deadline Today
Maiden Lane Closed
Women's AA 11 AM
Boy Scouts 7 PM
16
Maiden Lane Closed
AA 12 PM
Creative Hands 1:15 PM
AA 7:30 PM
17
Maiden Lane Closed
18
Maiden Lane Closed
Combined Traditional Worship 10 AM
19
Maiden Lane Closed
AA 12 PM
Silver Squares Square Dancers 12:30 PM
Victory AA 6 PM
20
Maiden Lane Closed
Tuesday Book Study 10 AM
Finance Commit-tee 7 PM
21
Senior Citizens Day
Maiden Lane Closed
AA 12 PM
22
Maiden Lane Closed
Women's AA 11 AM
Chicken BBQ - Drive Thru 4:30 PM
23
Maiden Lane Closed
AA 12 PM
Creative Hands 1:15 PM
AA 7:30 PM
24
Maiden Lane Closed
25
Maiden Lane Closed
Combined Praise Worship 10 AM
Widow/Widower Group 2 PM
Girl Scout Service Unit
26
Maiden Lane Closed
MS Society Support Group 10:30 AM
AA 12 PM
Silver Squares Square Dancers 12:30 PM
Victory AA 6 PM
27
Maiden Lane Closed
Tuesday Book Study 10 AM
28
Maiden Lane Closed
AA 12 PM
29
Maiden Lane Closed
Women's AA 11 AM
Boy Scouts 7 PM
30
AA 12 PM
Creative Hands 1:15 PM
AA 7:30 PM
31