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First Church of Christ in Saybrook (Congregational)First Church of Christ in Saybrook (Congregational)First Church of Christ in Saybrook (Congregational)First Church of Christ in Saybrook (Congregational)

Worship in January

January 8, 10:00, 1st

Sunday After Epiphany

What Do We Believe As Christians Survey, (see Survey back of Tower)Mark 1: 4-11 Matthew 2: 1-12

Sermon: Faith Is Not Optional11:30 am Confirmation Class, Fireside Room

Ticket Holders attendBoars Head Festivalat Asylum HillCongregational church in Hartford

January 15, 10:00, 2nd

Sunday After Epiphany (MLK birthday)

What Do We Believe As Christians Survey, (see Survey back of Tower)John 1: 35-39, 43-46

Sermon: Come and See

January 22: 10:00, 3rd

Sunday After Epiphany

Mark 1: 14-20Sermon: Caller ID

11:30 am Special Congregational Meeting

1) Formalization of Legacy Teams Endowment Policy2) Report/Approval of Job Description for Associate/DirectorOf Children and Family MinistryThe Search Committee

January 29, 10:00, 4th

Sunday After Epiphany Ordination of Deacons

Mark 1: 21-28Sermon: The Life & Morals of Jesus

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BaptismsFamilies seeking the Baptism of their children are encouraged to contact the Pastor and arrange amutually agreeable Sunday worship for this sacrament. Baptisms take place within the context of thecommunity of faith; as it is into the Body of Christ, the Church, the child is baptized. Baptism is anoutward and visible sign of the grace of God which is Gods desire to save us from all evil and toreconcile us to Gods self. By this act parents covenant with the church to raise their child in theChristian faith

DeaconsRick Allen, Susan Day, Katie Gesick, Bo Henderson, Russ Jensen, Ann Kloter, Millie Mead,Sherrie Monaco, Kathy Noyes, Lynn Pandiani, Lori Tomko have been elected by the church to thenew Deaconate Class of 2013. They will undergo spiritual formation over the next 18 months, meetingtwice a month, except in Summer, for a total of about 40+ hours, experiencing studies in Prayer, Bible,Church & Society, and Practical Theology (healing; ministering to the sick, dying and grieving;visitation, etc.). Much time is also given to discovering ones Spiritual Gifts and Calling as a layministers in the church.

Deacons To Be Ordained and Commissioned To Lay Ministry

Sunday, January 29, 10:00 amThe Class of 2012: Kris Beezer, Judy Gardner, Leigh Gesick, Bob Jensen, Bob Meyer, PatMoore, Jim Platt, Kathy Sugland will be ordained and commissioned as Deacons and lay ministersof our church, each with their own specialized ministry, based on their spiritual gifts and Calling.They will be actively working out their ministries but in the context of our structure and governance.Deacons will officiate at Baptisms and Communion. They will continue to meet with the pastor forongoing spiritual growth, sharing ideas and concerns regarding ministry and the church; but they willnot have a role in Church Governance. Deacons may join or begin teams, participate on committees orTrustees like anyone else; again, based on their spiritual gifts. Essentially, Deacons will be like salt orleaven, as the Bible says, throughout the church; representing to all of us our own Calling to ministryand discipleship in Jesus Christ.

YaleAn adhoc delegation called together by the Pastor on the recommendation of Bob Jensen will meet onMonday, January 23 with Yale Professor, Miroslav Volf, whose teaching includesCongregationalism. The purpose of this visit is to begin a process that may result in a renewedconnection between First Church and Yale last made at the churchs 300

thAnniversary in 1946. We

hope to establish an annual celebration of the founding of the College in Old Saybrook in 1701. Thismight be a weekend of lectures, music and fellowship open to the community. The delegation includesBob Jensen (Deacon elect), Jim Platt (Clerk), Craig Fanning (Historian) and Craig Whitcher.

Steering CommitteeMeets Wednesday, January 18, at 7:00. This meeting is open to all and will have as part of itsagenda: Report and recommendations of the Assoc/Director Search Committee; Progress of TeamStructure & Governance; Report of Trustees concerning the new arrangements regarding the Sextonsduties, and formation of a Building Capital Assessment Committee; Consideration of parsonage andfuture usage; Reports from Mission Groups, etc.

Thanks To Your GenerosityYour offerings plus those of visitors for the Christmas Season have netted to date for The AdventOffering: Wounded Warriors $ 1,655; and The Christmas Eve Offerings:Hope Partnerships AffordableHousing $ 1,393.


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Healing Service

Wednesday, January 25

and The Last Wednesday of Each Month at 7:00 pm

(The Chancel of the Sanctuary)

We all have illnesses of the body heart and soul. We all have friends and family members who suffer.

The Service of Healing is based on the call of Jesus when he sent his disciples out, They cast out

many demons, and anointed with oil many who were sick. (Mark 6:13) We know that the cure for

illness of heart and mind begins with the spirit. The order of worship begins with the Word of God,

prayer and repentance; then the anointing with Holy Oils and concluding with the sacrament of

Communion. Come for yourself. Come for those you love.

February 22 Ash WednesdayMarch 28April 25May 30

The Steering Committee met on December 14 chaired by Vice- Moderator Mike Townsley. Mikereported the Governance Transition Committee has their first meeting to review and makerecommendations on continuance of the Team Ministry structure. The committee will survey thecongregation for comments and suggestions regarding the organization and function of the ministrygroups and teams.

Rick Allen reported the Youth & Family Minister Search Committee will present a progress report andtheir recommendations for filling the vacant position to the congregation at the January 22 churchmeeting.

Derrik Kennedy reported pledge and plate income is on track. The Trustees are reviewing several

church programs:

- Recycling & waste disposal- fee schedule for use of church facilities- safe church policy- professional management of church funds- updating Sextons job description- updating Administrative Assistant job description

Steering Committee Report


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Pastor Craig reminded the group leaders of the need to maintain communication with the ministryteams and suggested periodic meetings with team conveners.

Karen Vradenburgh reporting for Member Care will remind ushers and greeters the importance ofrecognizing visitors to Sunday worship. All members should make an effort to greet and makewelcome our visitors and new comers on Sunday morning. Dorothy Nesbitt reported that Mission andOutreach is considering some restructuring of that group and the ministry teams.

Chris Beezer reported on the continuing effort to recruit and retain church school teachers and the needto remind parents of the importance of consistent church school attendance for their children.

Milly Mead reported that Ministry Prep is planning training sessions for all those who participate inSunday worship and also for parish care visitors.

The next Steering Committee meeting is January 18 at 7:00 P.M. in the Connector. Any churchmember is welcome to attend.

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Jim Platt Church Clerk

SPECIAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH MEETING

WORWORWORWORSHIP AND MUSIC MISSION GROUPSHIP AND MUSIC MISSION GROUPSHIP AND MUSIC MISSION GROUPSHIP AND MUSIC MISSION GROUP

Senior Choir

"Calling all Singers"

The Choir is always looking for new members. Please join us on Thursday evenings at7:00 pm in the Sanctuary.

Lolly Bassett

On Sunday, January 22 at 11:30 AM in the Sanctuary, the Search Committee will sharewith you the job description that has been created for our open position, Director of

Children and Family Ministries, and will also provide an update as to where they are in theSearch process and what our next steps will be. Parents, teachers, members,

everyone.....please join us for this very important update! Childcare will be provided.The Call

1. To accept a progress report of the Youth & Family Minister Search Committee.

2. To hear and act on a recommendation from the Board of Trustees to restrictwithdrawals from The Legacy Fund and to limit how much of the withdrawal canbe used towards the annual operating budget.


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SPIRITUAL LIFE MISSION GROUP

Teen Ministry Team

Our Mission - The Teen Ministry of First Church of Christ in Old Saybrook provides a loving

community that leads and supports Jr & Sr High youth on their journey as followers of Jesus Christ

and inspires joyful service to God and others.

On December 4th, the First Church Carolers - 14 youth and 8adults - sang Christmas carols at Gladeview Healthcare while

residents were having lunch followed by caroling through theupstairs floors where people are less mobile. Visiting and carolingwas very much appreciated by many who are bed or wheelchairbound and/or do not have family nearby.

The parent contribution towards the mission trip this year is $300 per teen.leaving approx. $6400 tofundraise. Mission Trip families have been moving ahead full steam profiting $730 at the OctoberHarvest fundraiser, $125 at the Halladays Dip sale, and a record breaking $725 from the ChristmasCookie Bake Sale! Future fundraisers include an All Church Breakfast in February, Shares and CarWashes. Look for our LOVE poster in the Connector to watch our progress! We appreciate yoursupport in helping us spread Gods love in Philadelphia!

Before caroling, Mission Trip families met to review the fundraisingplan and volunteer to organize specific fundraisers. 18 teens and 4adult advisors are traveling to Philadelphia this June for a week ofserving the needs of those who face a daily struggle with poverty.On any given day in Philadelphia, 6500 people are homeless. 60%

of that homeless population are families. 23% of the population inPhiladelphia live below the poverty line including 31% of thoseunder age 18. The poverty line is defined by a family of 4 with an

income less than $22,000 per year.

Upcoming Jr & Sr High activities include:

Sunday January 15th, 11:15am - 12:30pm You are unique...You are special...You are loved

Sunday January 22nd 4:30 - 6pm The Ants come marching two by tow...Why we struggle tohear and see God

Saturday January 28th Homeless Awareness Program in Middletown followed by Overnightback in Old Saybrook on the First Church lawn.


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Childrens Ed TeamChildrens Ed TeamChildrens Ed TeamChildrens Ed Team

Boy was it chaotic downstairs during the month of December! The children were bursting with

excitement. Each Sunday seemed to bring something new to talk about. Our carefully planned

schedule was quickly thrown out the window as almost every child wanted to share something about

Christmaswhen they were getting their tree, decorating, baking cookies and so on. But mostly they

were excited about seeing family and friends and celebrating their traditions.

We hope that you found delight in the childrens gift of the Christmas Tableau. Being part of the story

is something that the children look forward to every year. We even did a pick-up pageant at the 5:00

family service on Christmas Eve. Did anyone see the baby Jesus?

As we move into the winter months, we plan to engage the children in additional activities that will

allow them to take the lessons they have learned and incorporate them into their daily lives. Our first

mission project for the cold months of January and February will be to collect hats and mittens to give

to Youth & Family Services. Also, we will have a special collection jar for donations that will go to

Operation Fuel.

As always, thank you for sharing your children with us. We look forward to having them all back in

Sunday School, and remember--keep warm!

Lori Tomko, Kris Beezer

Co-Directors, Childrens Ministries


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MISSION AND OUTREACHMISSION AND OUTREACHMISSION AND OUTREACHMISSION AND OUTREACH GROUPGROUPGROUPGROUP

CROP Walk Team

Church World Service Representative, Kathleen Burton, will be meeting with all

those interested in joining the First Church CROP Walk Team in planning for the 2012Valley Shore Inter-faith CROP Walk.The Meeting will take place at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, January 19.

Dorothy Nesbitt

Family of the Month Team -- January

Our Family of the Month for January is an elderly senior who is struggling to stay in her home. Sheis trying to live on Social Security and we have helped her with some expenses to keep her heat on at

adequate levels and to be sure she has enough for her other living expenses. Unfortunately the energyprogram this year is awarding many of our seniors only enough money to purchase about a half a tankof oil. Most are already running out. We have helped through our local program as well but it is onlythe beginning of winter and we will need more help to keep this and other seniors warm this winter.

Please call Susan Consoli, the Social Services Coordinator, at 860-395-3188 if you have any questions.Donations may be left in the Church Office with any checks made payable to Youth and FamilyServices. We very much appreciate your continued support. Thank you.

Blood Drive Team

DECEMBER BLOOD DRIVE A SUCCESS!

Thanks to everyone that participated in the blood drive on December 19th. We met our goal of 40units. Here is the breakdown of our stats: 51 people presented to donate, 40 units were collected, 7people were deferred and 4 were unable to complete their donation. Thank you for helping bydonating [or attempting to donate] a unit of blood. I especially want to thank those of you who staffedthe drive--I know how precious your time is during the holidays-- so a huge thanks to each of you.Your loyalty in helping at our drives is amazing, so please know how greatly you are appreciated!Also, thanks to those of you that came in to help at the drive--your willingness to help is wonderful andeven though we luckily were sufficiently staffed-thanks! Last but not least, a thank you to the bakersand sandwich makers--as always, everything was yummy. First Church has the well deserved

reputation for having THE best snacks at blood drives!

Our 2012 drives are already scheduled, so mark your calendars with these dates:Wednesday May 23rd and Friday December 21st.

Kathy Price860-388-9985 or [email protected]


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TRUSTEES GROUPTRUSTEES GROUPTRUSTEES GROUPTRUSTEES GROUP

Investment TeamAs mentioned in last years annual report, the Investment Committee recommended to the Board ofTrustees that we consider moving the funds that we currently manage ourselves to professionalmanagement. The Board accepted this recommendation and last summer we proceeded to search for asuitable candidate. The committee met with several prospective managers, and reviewed various

options for handling our investments. After careful consideration, our recommendation was to selectEssex Financial Services to be our investment manager. The Board of Trustees concurred with thisrecommendation, and meetings with Essex Financial Services were held to share additionalinformation and formalize our relationship. The transfer of funds is now in progress. The InvestmentCommittee will continue to meet regularly, provide oversight of our investment manager, and reportquarterly to the Board of Trustees. The members of the Investment Committee are grateful for theconfidence and support of the congregation for our efforts over the last several years, including timesof market turmoil.

Glenn DeVan

Legacy TeamThe church recently received a $1,000 donation and a $1,600 donation to the Legacy Fund! Bothdonors wish to remain unnamed, but we want to thank them for their generosity and foresight insupporting the future of First Church.

Glenn DeVan

Book ClubBook ClubBook ClubBook Club2012201220122012First Church Book Group will meet on Monday, January 23rd at 2 0'clock in the connector. Our Bookto discuss is "The Things That Keep us Here" by Carla Buckley. This is available at Acton library or inpaperback. New members are always welcome!

February: "The Help" By Kathryn StockettMarch: "A Covert Affair: Julia Child and Paul Child in the OSS" By Jennet Conant

The Board ofThe Board ofThe Board ofThe Board of Trustees would like to thankTrustees would like to thankTrustees would like to thankTrustees would like to thank

Bill GiffordBill GiffordBill GiffordBill Gifford

for serving as Church Sexton for 27 years,for serving as Church Sexton for 27 years,for serving as Church Sexton for 27 years,for serving as Church Sexton for 27 years,

from 1984 to 2011.from 1984 to 2011.from 1984 to 2011.from 1984 to 2011.


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CHURCH NOTESCHURCH NOTESCHURCH NOTESCHURCH NOTES

From Mrs. Nancy Cramer...

It is with heartfelt thank you as I send this message to all of you in my church family.

The prayers, love, support, cards and gifts that I humbly received were most appreciated as

I endured breast cancer surgery and six months of treatments. My survival rate is now

90%. I am a very fortunate lady, with Jesus faith in my soul.

Love,

Nancy

LOST BUT FOUND

There are items in the Connector that have turned up or have beenturned in to the office. Please look through the jackets and coats on thesmall coat rack. In the box above on the shelf there are hats and gloves

and another box with eye glasses.

MOVING? DOWNSIZING? JUST REDUCING CLUTTER?

Donate your unwanted items to the Christmas Fair's Attic Treasures. We collect:household items, books, jewelry, sporting equipment, gardening and other tools, smallappliances, holiday decorations, children's toys and gently used bedding and linens.Please NO: computers, textbooks, and clothing. All items can be brought to the churchand left in the large wooden storage closet in the Food Pantry Area. Please place yourdonated items in a sturdy box or container before putting them into the closet so that theydo not become crushed and are easy to store.

Questions? Call Nancy Chupak at 860-575-2282.


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Christian Consistency

In determining what I should share with you for the New Year, I came across an article by Jim Wallis,editor ofSojourners Magazine, and author of the book, Rediscovering Values: A Guide for Economicand Moral Recovery, much of what he says is included in the following:

One of the greatest failures of Christians in this country is when they dont think and act as Christiansfirst. Instead, they think first as Americans, consumers, partisans, and sometimes even as Red Soxfans (a real problem in Old Saybrook, but Wallis favorite team). This leads to bending over backwardto justify un-Christian behavior and attitudes to fit these other identities. The biblical name for thisbehavior is idolatry.

Now, Christians can and do identify as Americans, consumers, partisans, and even Red Sox fans. But,it should never be our first or primary identity. Those other identities should all be subservient andaccountable to our identity in Christ.

The antidote is simple. Christians need to read their Bibles more. It makes a difference.

I was surprised, as were many others, when a headline in Christianity Today a few months ago read,Survey: Frequent Bible Reading Can Turn You Liberal.

While many studies have shown a correlation between frequent church attendance and conservativepolitical views, a new study from Baylor University (considered an evangelical university) shows thatfrequent Bible reading leads to broadening ones concern for social and economic justice.

In fact, Baylor set up a five point scale to measure Bible reading frequency. Participants were asked,"How important is it to actively seek social and economic justice in order to be a good person?" Eachpoint moving up the Bible reading scale correlated with a 35 percent increase in Christians who wouldagree with that statement.

Frequent Bible reading doesnt correlate with any neat political category. Christians must and shouldengage, struggle with, and be accountable to the scriptures. It is what keeps us honest, ensuring thatwe are Christians before we are Americans, consumers, partisans, or Red Sox fans.

A new poll from the Public Religion Research Institute in partnership with Religion News Serviceasked what different Americans favor or oppose when it comes to reducing the federal deficit. Here iswhats surprising: 58 percent of white evangelicals now oppose cutting federal programs that help thepoor, 72 percent oppose cutting federal funding to religious organizations that help the poor, and 60percent favor raising taxes on those that make more than $1 million a year, in order to help reduce thedeficit.

On the following pages, I have re-worked into a survey some (and by no means all) considerationsconcerning what it means to be a Christian. Please take the time to consider your response to eachthought about What It Means To Be A Christian. When you have completed the survey, bring it tochurch, unsigned, and deposit it in the special box in the Connector. After a couple of weeks (I willalso include the survey in the Bulletin for Sunday morning worship) I will review and report back inthe next Tower where we as a church stand in general

Faithfully,

Pastor Craig


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How do you respond to the following?(Please Drop off at church, unsignedResults in the next TOWER)

1. It means to believe in God the Creator of all, in Christas our Savior and in the Holy Spirit whom God sends as

our Comforter and Guide. Agree o o o o o Disagree

2. It means to draw on religious teachings and beliefs andto be offended whenever media voices pour scorn onreligious people. Agree o o o o o Disagree

3. To have deep religious convictions when making judgments about matters of public policy. Agree o o o o o Disagree

4. It means to know that when we, as people of faith,make a public argument, we must ground our statements

in reason and a language of morality that is accessible toeveryone -- to people of different religions, for example,or of no religion. Agree o o o o o Disagree

5. We recognize that other believers have religiousconvictions different from our own, and in our diversedemocracy, Americans need a common politicaldiscourse not dominated by exclusivist theology. Agree o o o o o Disagree

6. It means to understand that a "person of faith"does not only mean the Christian; it is, in fact, an inclusive

term, referring to both liberals and conservatives and toChristians and Jews of all persuasions, as well as to Muslims,Hindus and believers from other religious traditions. Agree o o o o o Disagree

7. It means having a basic understanding of scripture. Agree o o o o o Disagree

8. It means to always bring a measure of humility to religiousbelief. In making our religious judgments, we persons of faithdraw on the sacred texts of our tradition, but we don't claim to havethe ear of God, and we aren't always sure that we know Godswill, without being tested. Agree o o o o o Disagree

9. It means praying each day, giving praise and thanksto God for yourself and others and seeking Gods helpin all things. Agree o o o o o Disagree

10. It means being concerned about the poor and the needy,and giving a fair shake to all. When people talk about God andyet ignore justice, it feels downright wrong to us. When theycloak themselves in religion and ignore mercy, it strikesus as blasphemous. Agree o o o o o Disagree

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11. It means to believe that sanctity exists in the commitmentthat gay couples make to each other. Agree o o o o o Disagree

12. We oppose, absolutely and unequivocally, unprincipled gaybashing and hateful rhetoric that fuels the hell-fires of anti-gaybigotry as well as all prejudice because of race, color ornational origin. Agree o o o o o Disagree

13. We are concerned about the coarsening of culture thatmakes it difficult to raise honorable, decent children. Agree o o o o o Disagree

14. We worry about trashy TV and the erosion of the family. Agree o o o o o Disagree

15. We believe that the public interest does depend, at least in part,on private virtue -- even as we know that justice requires not onlygood individuals but also the actions of government. Agree o o o o o Disagree

16. It means that we welcome dialogue with our fellow citizenswho have a more conservative religious viewpoint. It seemshealthy to us for people of faith to talk about how our differingreligious perspectives help us understand the issues of the day. Agree o o o o o Disagree

17. We believe that tolerance is an American value. Agree o o o o o Disagree


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Church Staff

The Rev. Dr. Craig M. Whitcher, Senior PastorJay Downes, Director of Teen Ministry

Lolly Bassett, Choir Director and OrganistLane Bolton, Church Administrative Assistant

Lori Tomko and Kris Beezer, Co-Directors Childrens MinistriesLeigh Gesick, Treasurer and Director of Handbell Choirs

Ken Hartley, Financial AssistantBill Gifford, Sexton

Lori Tomko, Christian Education Music Director


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JANUARY 2011

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1NEW YEARS DAY

10:00 Worship

2CHURCH OFFICECLOSED

8:00 & 1:00 Heat & Eat

7:00 Deaconate

33:00 Food Pantry5:00 WeightWatchers5:00 Scouts6:00 Scouts6:30 Bell Choir7:00 & 8:00 Alanon7:30 Narcotics

4

10:00 ShawlMinistry

12:15 Alanon

5 Weight Watchers:9:30 , 11:00, 6:0012:30 Bridge6:00 Breast Cancer7:00 Choir7:00 Search7:30 Narcotics8:00 Alanon

6 78:00 WWatchers9:30 WWatchers

810:00 Worship

11:30 Confirmation

98:00 Heat n Eat-Cooking1:00 Heat n Eat-Packaging3:30 Bible Explorers7:00 Trustees7:00 Stewardship7:00 Cub Scout Parents

103:00 Food Pantry5:00 WWatchers5:00 Girl Scouts5:00 Tiger Scouts6:30 Bell Choir7:00 & 8:00 Alanon7:00 Team Ministry

Transition7:30 Narcotics

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12:15 AlanonLunch

6:00 Cub Scouts7:00 Teen Ministry

12Weight Watchers:9:30 , 11:00, 6:007:00 Choir7:00 Search7:30 Narcotics8:00 Alanon

13 148:00 WWatchers9:30 WWatchers

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10:00 Worship

11:15 Jr Sr HiFellowship

168:00 Heat n Eat-Cooking1:00 Heat n Eat-Packaging3:30 Bible Explorers4:00 Lions Club Dinner7:00 Deaconate

173:00 Food Pantry5:00 WeightWatchers6:30 Bell Choir7:00 & 8:00 Alanon7:30 Narcotics

1810:00 ShawlMinistry12:15 AlanonLunch5:30 Scouts7:00 SteeringCommittee

19 Weight Watchers:9:30 , 11:00, 6:0012:30 Bridge6:00 Breast Cancer7:00 Choir7:00 Search7:00 CROP7:30 Narcotics8:00 Alanon

20

7:00 CubScouts

21

8:00 WWatchers9:30 WWatchers

22

10:00 Worship

4:30 JR Sr HiFellowship

238:00 Heat n Eat-Cooking

1:00 Heat n Eat-Packaging2:30 Scouts3:30 Bible Explorers

249:30 Crafters3:00 Food Pantry

5:00 WeightWatchers5:00 Girl Scouts6:30 Bell Choir7:00 & 8:00 -Alanon7:30 Narcotics

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12:15 Alanon

Lunch

6:30 CO-Op Mtg7:00 HealingService

26Weight Watchers:9:30 , 11:00, 6:00

12:30 Bridge7:00 Choir7:00 Search7:30 Narcotics8:00 Alanon

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8:00 WWatchers

9:30 WWatchers

4:00 Jr Sr HighHomeless Awarene9:00 Jr Sr Hiovernight -- Church

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10:00 WorshipOrdination ofDeacons

308:00 Heat n Eat-Cooking1:00 Heat n Eat-Packaging2:30 Scouts3:30 Bible Explorers

319:30 Crafters

5:00 WeightWatchers6:30 Bell Choir7:00 & 8:00 -Alanon7:30 Narcotics

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