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The Pathfinder Volume 17, Issue 11 - December 2019

St. Paul United Church of Christ, Columbia, IL

Special music at each service,

closing with candlelight

“Silent Night”

6:30 p.m. Children’s Choirs (Nursery available)

Service of Scripture/Carols/Special Music

8:30 p.m. Chancel Choir

Service of Scripture/Carols/Special Music

11:00 p.m. Adult Bell Choirs

Service of Scripture/Carols/Message/ Holy Communion

FOR PASTORAL NEEDS

DURING THE HOLIDAYS…

December 25 - 31:

Contact Pastor Bob at 618-978-5579

Evening of December 31 - January 5:

Contact Pastor Keith at 330-388-0920

BOARD AND COMMITTEE CHAIRS

Annual Report articles are due to

Cathy in the office on Thursday,

December 12.

Email articles to:

[email protected]

December 1, marks the beginning of Advent for

the preparation on celebrating the birth of Jesus

Christ. The four Sundays preceding Christmas

are recognized by four virtues; hope, peace, joy

and love. It is a busy time for the church. The

church is decorated with evergreen, wreaths,

Christmas trees, Advent candles and poinsettias. The stable is

placed in the sanctuary where Jesus, Mary, Joseph, shepherds,

wise men and animals are represented.. The Sunday School

children will receive Advent activities to be shared with their

family and the annual children’s Christmas program will be

performed. The Giving Tree will be in the Welcome Center from

which anyone may choose to add something special for those in

need. The Chancel Choir, children’s choir and the bell choirs are

rehearsing music for Advent and Christmas. The church band will

bring special music to those in nursing homes. Wonderful

handcrafted items will be available for sale at the Fair Trade

Market with the proceeds allowing people from impoverished

countries to earn a fair wage for their work. Carolers will bring

music to the shut-ins. This is a great way for those of any age to

share their voices. The caroling this year will be followed by a

chili supper. There will be three Christmas Eve services.

May celebrating the miracle of the birth of Jesus Christ and

offering hope, love, joy and peace to others bring the true spirit of

Christmas into our hearts.

The Consistory

CHRISTMAS CAROLING - ALL ARE WELCOME!

Sunday, December 22 - Meet in the Welcome Center at 4 p.m.

Chili Supper to follow at no cost!

If you have any questions, please contact

Karen Kirk at 618-550-8831

or Rev. Sheldon Culver at 636-795-0750.

THE CHURCH OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED

DECEMBER 25, 26 AND JANUARY 1,

IN OBSERVATION OF THE HOLIDAYS.

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, IS THE LAST

DAY FOR 2019 CONTRIBUTIONS.

Merry Christmas &

Happy New Year

from the staff at

St. Paul

United Church of Christ

and

Little Friends Preschool!

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Our hope is that your family will experience Christmas together in a meaningful way this holiday

season; and the Advent in an Ornament will help towards that goal. All families of our church can

pick up an Advent bag on Sunday, December 1. Grandparents can pick up one to do with their

grandkids. No kids? All are a part of our church family. May the Holy Spirit bless you, during this

activity to find special meaning to your journey this year to Christmas. Only 100 Advent Bags

available.

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SAVE THE DATE: Our Sunday School Christmas Program is on Sunday, December 15, at the 10:30 a.m. service.

Wrapping All the Way is a kid’s Christmas musical. Everyone loves to hear our children sing-especially at

Christmas, so let the joy of the season ring throughout our church as our children present Wrapping All the Way.

Refreshments will be served following the service.

Rehearsals for the Christmas program are Saturday, December 7, and 14, at 10:30 a.m.

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HOLIDAY FOOD BASKETS

Our Sunday School is collecting items for Holiday Food baskets. Items that are needed for our holiday

baskets:

For your convenience, you may pick up our new purple “On a Mission” bags in the Welcome Center or Fellowship

Hall and fill them with your donation; or you can donate cash, or a check made out to St. Paul UCC - Memo:

“Holiday Food Baskets.” Please return donations by December 15, for Christmas baskets.

MEN’S BREAKFAST

Saturday, December 2 - 8 a.m.

Sign up in the Welcome Center.

Simon Peter:

Flawed, but Faithful Disciple

BLUE CHRISTMAS SERVICE

Thursday, December 19

Christmas Day will be here before we know it! It

will be a time when families and friends will

celebrate the end of anticipation, and the birth of

the Messiah. Hope will finally arrive wrapped in a

manger. People will feast, sing, give, laugh and share in the

celebration of the Immanuel, God with us.

However, the reality is that not everyone experiences joy this time

of year. Holidays can bring about painful memories that remind us

of persons whom we have loved and lost. We grieve traditions that

have long been practiced but won’t feel quite the same, or change

completely. There may be other reasons why this season will be

difficult. Perhaps you have lost your job and with it the security it

brings. Maybe you just feel lost at the moment, and uncertain about

what the future might hold. It may not feel like the “holly jolly”

Christmas everyone is talking about.

On Thursday, December 19, at 6:30 p.m., we will be having a

Blue Christmas service in the sanctuary, for anyone in the

community that needs a place to feel blue with others who find this

season difficult. It will be a time of silent reflection and prayer.

Potatoes

Cream of Mushroom Soup

Gravy

Durkee Dried French Onions

Jell-O

Mini Marshmallows

Stuffing

Sweet Potatoes

Pumpkin Pie Filling

Milnot

Canned Cranberries

Yellow Cake Mix

YOUTH NEWS

December 7

Breakfast with Mary & Joseph

8 - 10 a.m.

SYF and Confirmation Lock-in,

7 p.m. - 8 a.m.

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For the entire month of December, the

Senior Youth Fellowship (SYF) will be

hosting the fellowship time between

services. All money donated at

Fellowship Hour will go to help send our

youth to the National Youth Event.

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 Advent

Communion Sunday

Kindercottage Food

Collection

9 am Worship,

Children’s Classes

10:30 am Worship

2

6 pm Inspire

Band at

Cedarhurst,

Shiloh

7 pm Property

Management

3

9 am Preschool

6 pm Inspire Band at

Cedarhurst,

Waterloo

4

9 am Preschool

5

9 am Preschool

6 pm Inspire Band

at Oak Hill,

Waterloo

6

8 am Quilters

7 - 8 am Men’s

Breakfast

8-10 am Break-

fast with Mary

& Joseph

10:30 am-noon

Sunday School

Program

Rehearsal

5 pm Columbia

Parade

8 Star Tree

Gifts Due

9 am Worship,


10:30 am Worship

Inspire Band at

Acorn

Country Club

1 pm Mr. Rogers

Movie

9

6:15 pm Finance

Committee

6:30 pm Inspire

Band at Garden

Place, Waterloo

7 pm Consistory

10 Pathfinder

Articles Due

9 am Preschool


Rosedale,

Waterloo

11

9 am Preschool

12

9 am Preschool

10 am & 7 pm

Dessert &

Dialogue with

Pastor Keith

7 pm Cemetery

Board

13

8 am Quilters

14

8 am - 4 pm

Fair Trade

Market

10:30 am-noon

Sunday School

Program

Rehearsal

15

8 am - 4 pm

Fair Trade Market

9 am Worship,


10:30 am Sunday

School Christmas

Program

16

7 pm Book Club

Welcome Center

7 pm Board of

Worship

17

9 am Preschool


Grand Manor,

Swansea

18

9 am Preschool

19

9 am Preschool

6 pm Inspire Band

at Integrity,

Columbia

6:30 pm Blue

Christmas Service

20

8 am Quilters

8:30 am

Assemble

Pathfinder

7 pm Inspire Band

at Our Lady of the

Snows, Belleville

21

22

9 am Worship,


1030 am Worship

4 pm Carolers meet

in Welcome Center;

Chili Supper after

23 24 Christmas Eve

Office Closes at noon

6:30 pm Worship

8:30 pm Worship

11 pm Worship with

Communion

25 Office

Closed

26 Office Closed 27

8 am Quilters

28

29

Holiday Worship

Schedule

10 am Worship

30 31 New Year’s Eve

Office closes at noon

LAST DAY FOR 2019

CONTRIBUTIONS

POINSETTIAS FOR LOVED ONES

The Board of Worship will provide Poinsettias for those wishing to help decorate the Sanctuary for Christmas.

If you would like to purchase a Poinsettia in honor or in memory of a loved one, request an envelope from an usher

on Sunday morning, or pick one up in the church office. Complete the form on the front, and include a check for

$10, payable to St. Paul UCC. Hand the completed envelope to an usher or drop the envelope and payment by the

church office no later than Sunday, December 8.

ANNUAL

REPORT

ARTICLES

DUE

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STAR TREE

The Star Tree is in the Lobby. Choose one or more stars from the tree which has a name and a gift request for

Christmas. The gifts go to the children and adults in need from various places, including Hoyleton, Bridges of Hope,

Kindercottage, a women’s shelter, as well as several local families.

Wrap the gift and secure the star on top of the gift. Return the gift to the Star Tree no later than Sunday,

December 8 (before would be helpful.)

Donation of money will gladly be accepted to purchase gifts for any unreturned stars or for those who do not like to

shop. If for any reason you cannot purchase the gift on your star, please return the star or call the church office as

soon as possible. If anyone would like to help separate or deliver gifts, contact Barb in the church office.

BREAKFAST WITH MARY AND JOSEPH

The Junior Youth Fellowship (JYF) is pleased to present our 13th

Annual Pancake Breakfast with Mary and Joseph on Saturday,

December 7, 8 a.m. - 10 a.m. We will be providing all-you-can-

eat pancakes, sausage, juice and coffee. Food will be served from

8 a.m. - 10 a.m. with our multi-generational nativity skit at 9 a.m.

You will also have the opportunity to make gingerbread houses,

and take goofy pictures at the Christmas Photo Booth. Tickets can

be purchased at the door: $5 per adult, $2.50 for children 12 and

under, free for those under 3. All are invited! We hope to see you

there!

FAIR TRADE CHRISTMAS MARKET

DECEMBER 14 & 15 ***** 8 A.M. - 4 P.M.

Shop where your purchases have a dual purpose! Check off some of your Christmas shopping AND help an artisan

in a developing country.

By purchasing Fair Trade items brought to our community from Plowsharing crafts, we have been able to support

close to a dozen artisans for a year, since we started this endeavor. Pass the word to friends, coworkers, Facebook

friends and family, to help us make this another great year!

Market Items Include:

Aprons

Jewelry

Woolens

Housewares

Unique Décor

Baskets

Blankets

Unique Socks

Children’s Items

Soaps

Purses

Dips

Coffee

Soups

Chocolate

We are seeking volunteers!

Check your calendars and be ready to sign up to help work the market, after you’ve shopped.

Volunteers receive 10% off purchases. To sign up, contact Mary Kirkpatrick at 618-340-9353.

PUMPKIN HUNT REPORT

The 2019 Pumpkin Hunt was held on October 19 and was an

evening filled with games, prizes, raffle baskets and lots of fun.

The emphasis of the event is to be a fun-raiser, giving folks in the

church the opportunity to get to know each other a bit better. We

hope that all who attended enjoyed seeing old friends and getting to

know some new folks. The event raised $1,582.01, which has

been put in the Renovation Fund. The committee wishes to thank

all who participated, donated prizes or baskets and provided

babysitting service for the event or helped in any way.

LET’S GO TO THE MOVIES!

Join us for a movie! All are invited to

gather at our church on Sunday,

December 8, to caravan to the movie

theatre to watch A Beautiful Day in The

Neighborhood; have some popcorn and

then come back to church for a short

discussion and desserts! We will leave

church for the movie at 1 p.m.

After a jaded magazine writer is

assigned a profile of Fred Rogers, he

overcomes his skepticism, learning

about empathy, kindness and decency

from America’s most beloved neighbor.

Tom Hanks portrays Mister Rogers, a

timely story of kindness triumphing over

cynicism, based on the true story of a

real-life friendship… between Fred

Rogers and the journalist, Tom Junod.

Exact time and place for movie to be

announced. Any questions, please

contact Pastor Keith or Denise Johnson.

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BOOK DISCUSSION

GROUP

December 16 - 7 p.m.

Christmas Party in the

Welcome Center

Gideon’s Gift

by Karen Kingsbury

and

The Christmas Gift

by Pete Nelson

January 27 - 7 p.m.

The Tattooist of Auschwitz

by Heather Morris

The St. Paul Band will

now be know as Inspire.

The name Inspire is a

testament to our goal as we

perform in and around our

community. In the near

future, you will see our

new bright red band shirts

with the

Inspire logo. We hope

some of you will be

inspired to come play in

the band, too. We practice

on Tuesdays, at 6:30 p.m.

Also, if you need some

entertainment for a

meeting, luncheon etc,

please consider giving us a

call.

DECEMBER

2 - Cedarhurst,

Shiloh, 6 p.m.

3 - Cedarhurst, Memory

Care, Waterloo, 6 p.m.

5 – Oak Hill, Waterloo,

6 p.m.

8 - Acorn Country Club

9 - Garden Place,

Waterloo, 6:30 p.m.

10 - Rosedale,

Waterloo, 6 p.m.

17 - Grand Manor,

Swansea, 6 p.m.

19 - Integrity,

Columbia, 6 p.m.

20 - Our Lady of the

Snows, Belleville, 7 p.m.

JOIN THE PARADE

Columbia Bright Night Parade is Saturday,

December 7. It starts at City Park at 5 p.m. We need

to be at the park at 4:30 p.m.

Call Paul Straub at 618-719-6715 for questions.

CARE CONNECTION

Where the church is, there is mission. Where the church

is there are those who have been called to live “for the

sake of others.”

The above message is the United Church of Christ

Mission Statement on Health and Human Services

established in 1997. It was the sole means to help

churches develop an awareness of congregational health

ministry and faith community nursing in order to

establish aspects of holistic caring for the body, mind,

and spirit into their own ministries as appropriate to

their needs of their congregation. All of those words to

develop the Parish Nurse Program! Our church has had

a very informal aspect of this, and now I am honored to

be recognized as the official Parish Nurse. To meet the

needs of the congregation, communication is required

to know of a special need. Please reach out!!

Joanne Counce

HOLIDAY STRESS

Besides making the perfect dinner, or getting the right

gifts on your shopping list, or grieving the loss of a

family member, the holiday season can cause worry,

anxiety and fear which can effect your health. Reading

scriptures may comfort you and give you peace at this

time.

“Let not your hearts be troubled. Believe in God;

believe also in me.” John 14:1

“I sought the Lord, and He heard me, and delivered me

from all my fears.” Psalm 34:4

“Do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will

worry about itself.” Mathew 6:34

BUTTER BRAID REPORT

Thanks to all who sold or ordered Butter Braids, Cookie Dough or Pizza. I hope you all enjoy them. Our

church operating fund benefited by $1,309.20 for selling 200 items (the minimum quantity for which the

company sorts our entire order making pick up morning so much easier). Huge thanks again go to our top two

sellers Cathie Krueger ($531) and Shirley Harres ($520). Also to Evelyn Stumpf for meeting the delivery man

and me there early to help sort and organize so we can efficiently deliver all the goods in an hour. Wishing you

the best for the upcoming holidays.

Tammy Krebel

ST. PAUL BAND

Offering Envelopes will be available in the

Welcome Center beginning December 22.

C E M E T E R Y B O A R D

A reminder from the Cemetery Board …

Grave Blankets are not allowed at Evangelical St.

Paul Cemetery. If placed, they will be removed and

put on the driveway near the maintenance building.

Thank you,

Shirley Asselmeier

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BELL CHOIR

In Honor of Shirley Kocher’s

birthday, given by

Patti French

In honor of the Handbell groups,

given by

Lucy Butterworth

CEMETERY FUND

Given by Diane Silva

CHRISTAN EDUCATION WISH LIST

In honor of Bennett Daniel Busby’s

baptism,

given by Donna Myers

CIB

In honor of Pastor Bob, given by

Janice Mischel

FRIZ SCHOLARSHIP

In honor of Pastor Bob, given by:

Clark & JoAnn Kossina

Fred Harres

Barb Miller

Dennis & Diana Kleinschmidt

Mr. & Mrs. Mike Kirkpatrick

Marcia & Kirt Sheer

GENERAL FUND

In honor of Pastor Bob, given by

Bob & Judy Baltz

Larry & Shirley Hoy

HOYLETON


Diane Silva

Shirley Asselmeier

KINDERCOTTAGE


Bob & Jan Habermehl

LABYRINTH


Edna Dell Weinel

Sheldon Culver

MEMORIAL & TRIBUTE

In memory of Ed Leonard, given by:

Annette Bland

RENOVATIONS


Bruce & Joanne Counce

Gary & Debbie Notter

In memory of Kenneth Stumpf,

given by Evelyn Stumpf

Thank You notes received from: Kindercottage - for the $295

KINDERCOTTAGE IS A MODEL PROGRAM IN

ST. LOUIS FOOD BANK

Did you know that Uni-Pres Kindercottage

participates in the St. Louis Food Bank? All

summer long, food is brought to Kindercottage on

certain days and community residents may come

and receive free food. The partners who donate the

food are so impressed with the work that

Kindercottage does in the East St. Louis

community that they are glad to share their food

with them. They know that the food will go to

people who really need it. Maya Summers, the

representative of the St. Louis Food Bank, wrote

to Kindercottage to thank them for all they do. In

fact, Maya has brought representatives from other

communities who want to model the distribution

that Kindercottage does in East St. Louis. Cahokia

is being considered as another site for food

distribution.

VETERANS OF THE CROSS

How the Funds Are Used

One of the unique aspects of the Christmas Fund is that the

funds provide direct financial assistance to individual UCC

clergy and lay church employees – the funds do not

support programs or institutions, but people. With your

continued generosity, more individuals will receive the

support of the Church in their time of need.

Our congregation will receive the Christmas Fund

Offering on Sunday, December 22. Envelopes for this

offering can be found in this Pathfinder or by asking an

usher at worship service. Say a prayer and then give as

God guides you to this important offering.

OUR ANNUAL CHRISTMAS OFFERING

The Christmas Offering Envelope found in your envelope

packet offers an opportunity for you to share gifts with

ministries to children and families. This offering is divided

among the following children's ministries: Hoyleton Youth

& Family Services, Kindercottage and DuBois Center.

Thank you for your generosity!

Gifts to the Christmas

Fund enabled:

• Small pension

supplementation

• Health benefits

supplementation • Emergency grants

Memorial Hospital has suspended receiving

magazines until January 21; however, we will

continue to receive books and save for January

21. You may recycle your magazines in the

containers near the Eagle's Wing until then.

Please notify the church office if you would like to help reduce the use of paper and the cost of postage,

by choosing to receive the Pathfinder by email only.

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ATTENDANCE

FINANCIAL REPORT

Garden Place Of

Columbia 480 DD Rd.

Columbia, IL 62236

618-281-4200

Helen Byers

Clarice Giffhorn

Dee Steppig - Unit 313

Irene Ebert

Garden Place 735 Columbia Ave.

Waterloo, IL 62298

618-223-5834

Gene Haller: Apt. 15

Ellen Kuergeleis: Apt. 29

Jean Habermehl: Apt. 36

939-4900

Magnolia Terrace

623 Hamacher St.

Waterloo, IL 62298

Gladys Ludwig

Novella Arms

Harold Devenport - #204

Betty Lou Carle -

Dammert G.C.

The Esquiline 726 Community Drive

Belleville, IL 62223

Ron Langhans

11030 Presbyterian Dr.

Apt. 3017

Indianapolis, IN 46236

Integrity

253 Bradington

Columbia, IL 62236

618-281-6800

Lela Arras

Dorothy Klein

Anne Manson

Maureen Mueller

Howard Rudder

Nira Probstmeyer

Eden Village

400 S. Station Rd.

Glen Carbon, IL 62034

Oak Hill Nursing Home

623 Hamacher St

Waterloo, IL 62298

618-939-3488

Leola Schueler

Bruce Soehnlin

Lucinda Smith

Nathan Schnittger - U.S.

Army Nephew of Cathy Huels

Roberto DeMarquez

Army National Guard

Son of Ursula DeMarquez

Marine Cpl. James K.

Combs

Son of Jim & Debbie Combs

Sean Parrin

Army National Guard - Qatar

Nephew of Jody & Jeff Taake

As there are so many volunteers

who generously donate their

time and talents, we would like

to say “Thank You” to all who

volunteer! Your efforts do not

go unnoticed; you are so very

much appreciated!

Our Members in

Nursing Homes

Military Prayer List

Our Members in

Senior Living

DATE 9:00

a.m.

9:30

a.m. Total

10/6 127 49 176

10/13 108 50 158

10/20 One

service 216 216

10/27 128 56 184

PERFECT ATTENDANCE

Brock Row

Michael Caldwell

Wesley Clayton

Owen Willingham

Lilly Willingham

Henry Bass

Colleen Jackson

Lucas Schneider

*Betty Gummersheimer

*Jan Toon

*Charles James

*Sherry Montgomery

*Deb Notter

*denotes teacher

Births Margaret Helen Wolfe

Kai Alan Mueller

Weddings

Michael Kleinshmidt &

Holly Mayberry

October Year to Date

2018 2019 2018 2019

Revenue

Tithes & Offerings:

Pledged & NonPledged 25,106.00 31,384.52 312,447.16 353,220.52

Misc. Contributions 388.61 392.00 13,659.63 11,553.77

Interest Income 697.24 678.53 4,090.50 5,151.99

Endowment Interest Income 13,002.03 13,025.30 51,867.62 51,964.10

Rental Income 280.00 318.40 5,242.65 4,157.33

Misc Income 260.05 157.48 8,472.03 5,348.70

Total Revenues 39,733.93 45,956.23 395,779.59 431,396.41

Expenses

Personnel 24,938.10 29,584.14 301,668.19 287,904.74

General Expenses 5,576.39 4,309.68 91,611.26 92,135.64

* OCWM 2,164.73 4,344.39 22,688.73 25,970.08

Total Expenses 32,679.22 38,238.21 415,968.18 406,010.46

Net Receipts 7,054.71 7,718.02 (20,188.59) 25,385.95

RESERVES 52,013.51 97,679.06

*OCWM 10,000.00 out of St

Paul Mission (833.33 monthly)

RENOVATIONS LOAN

Interest Principal Principal

Columbia National Bank Paid Paid Balance

15,969.57 299,106.24 14,498.42

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CONSISTORY PRESIDENT……………...……..Katie Janssen

SENIOR PASTOR ………………………...... ..Bob Goddard

PASTORAL INTERN……………………......Keith McDevitt

STUDENT PASTOR………………………...Karen Pepmeier

DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION…....Denise Johnson

SECRETARY……………………………..….….Cathy Fritz

FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATOR…………..Barb Gerstenecker

MUSIC COORDINATOR & ORGANIST………....Lori Morton

ADULT HANDBELL & CHOIR DIRECTOR…..Emily Thoman

YOUTH HANDBELL & BAND DIRECTOR…...…Sue Phillips

MORNING HANDBELL DIRECTOR……….........Patti French

CEMETERY…………………………….Shirley Asselmeier

LITTLE FRIENDS PRESCHOOL DIRECTOR ......…Jody Taake

LEAD CUSTODIAN………………………...Terry Schramm

ASSISTANT CUSTODIAN………………….…….Janet Zinn

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WORSHIP SERVICES Sundays, 9 & 10:30 a.m.

SUMMER FAMILY WORSHIP

Memorial Day - Labor Day, 9:30 a.m.

Nursery only, No Classes

FELLOWSHIP HOUR- ……………...Sunday, 10 a.m. - 10:20 a.m.

NURSERY………………...…..Provided for the 9 a.m. Services

HOLY COMMUNION……….……...….1st Sunday of the month

CHURCH SCHOOL…………................9 a.m. (Nursery - adults)

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM …...………………….Wednesdays

(Sept. - May) 2:30 p.m.

CHOIR PRACTICE…………………Wednesdays (Sept. - May)

CHILDREN'S CHOIR…………………..…….….……..4:45 p.m.

CHANCEL CHOIR…………………………...……….…...7 p.m.

HANDBELL CHOIR……………….…Wednesdays (Sept.-May)

ALLELUIA RINGERS - 3:45 p.m.

FESTIVE RINGERS - 9 a.m. BELLS OF JOY - 6 p.m.

INSPIRE BAND ...……………..Tuesdays (Sept. - May) - 6 p.m.

THE PATHFINDER

St. Paul United Church of Christ 127 St. Paul Street, Columbia, IL 62236

ST. PAUL

CONSISTORY MEMBERS

President -

Katie Janssen

Vice President -

Tom Kuergeleis

Secretary -

Curt Harres

Bob Habermehl

Kathleen Habermehl

Karen Kirk

Mike Koenigstein

Cathie Krueger

Dana Lechner

Mike Riley

Dennis Rueter

Allison Wolfe

Monthly Newsletter of St. Paul United Church of Christ

Phone - 618-281-5102 / FAX - 618-281-3032 / E Mail - [email protected]

Web Site - www.stpaulucc4u.org Dial-A-Meditation - 618-281-5102, Ext. 34

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