November - 2015 - Trinity United Methodist Church

PASTOR’S PARABLE
Pastor Henry
"Be joyful always; pray continually; give thanks in all circumstances, for this is
God's will for you in Christ Jesus."
1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
The thanksgiving season is coming, and we take time to give thanks to God for
another bountiful year. I also realize it is not always easy to give thanks, but
this is the very thing we must do in order to see God's will accomplished in our
lives. In addition, the scripture tells us we are not only to give thanks but also
to do so in all circumstances. Is it really possible? Are you thankful for your
present circumstances? Are you thankful for your salvation, your friendships,
and your job? In the end, thankfulness is a key to your life. It is the key that
turns your situation around because it changes you, your outlook, and your
attitude. There is power in a thankful heart.
Begin to thank God for all the blessings he has given you instead of dwelling on
the negative. Look at the example of Jesus. He followed the will of His Father to
the very end. He obeyed without complaint. In Philippians 2:5-8, Paul says
that we should have the same attitude. Jesus made himself nothing and took on
the very nature of a servant. He humbled Himself and became obedient to
death. We also are to have this same attitude with a humble and thankful
acceptance of God's will for our lives.
Here are some ways to practice this attitude in everyday life:
• Thank and praise God for everything in your life. Thank God for even the
difficulties. It is a sacrifice to do this. But God can turn troubles to
triumph. "Through Jesus, therefore, let us continually offer to God a
sacrifice of praise—the fruit of lips that confess his name" (Hebrews
13:15).
• Less complaining, more thanksgiving. During the difficult times, be very
careful to watch what you say. Instead of complaining, think of ways
you can verbally offer God the sacrifice of thanksgiving.
• Don't compare yourself with others. It is easy to compare yourself to
others and feel discontent. But when we begin to thank God for what
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Relying on God's
faithfulness, we journey
together seeking unity,
inclusiveness, and renewed
life in Christ, becoming a
vibrant witness to
God's love.
NOVEMBER 2015
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
CALENDARS
FELLOWSHIP EVENTS
LEARNING
OPPORTUNITIES
LECTIONARY
PASTOR’S PARABLE
PRAYER CONCERNS
SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES
SUNDAY SCHEDULES
UNITED METHODIST
WOMEN
PASTOR’S PARABLE
TIME — A POEM
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we have rather than comparing
ourselves to others, it opens the
door for God's blessings.
Rick Warren said in one of his daily
devotions, "God smiles when we
praise and thank him continually.
Few things feel better than receiving
heartfelt praise and appreciation
from someone else. God loves it, too.
An amazing thing happens when we
offer praise and thanksgiving to God.
When we give God enjoyment, our
own hearts are filled with joy." So,
thanksgiving is ultimately for our
own good after all. Wish everyone a
happy thanksgiving!
In Christ,
Pastor Henry
John M. Fugitt 8-19-2015
THE MYSTERY OF TIME
Time is never seen
It is the invisible wall
Upon which I hang the pictures of my life
Time spins about my head and tells me
When to eat, when to sleep...yet
I have never held this precious gift in my
hand
Time moves so swiftly now
It leaves a trail of history
Dragging in the dust of yesterday
Time promises dreams to be fulfilled
In borrowed tomorrows
Then laughs and dances away today
Slow down time, sit with me awhile
We’ll redefine the HERE and NOW
While I wrap my mind around you
I’ll search for that key to unlock that
secret door
Where measured time no longer binds my
mind
Then step into that room called the
eternal now
Editor’s Note: John and Eva Fugitt pastored at
Trinity from 1979-1984. John retired in 1994
and they relocated to Ashland, Oregon. John
continues writing and publishing his poetry
and story books. Reprinted with permission.
All rights reserved.
DUET MINISTRY TEAM
VISION STATEMENTS
Duet Education Team—Deepen and
build our understanding of, and
relationship with God by: nurturing
faith, encouraging study of the Bible,
teaching Christian history, tradition
and discipleship, leading to a
celebration of our relationship with
God and all God’s children.
Linna Harnack, Chairperson
Duet Evangelism Team—To joyfully
share our growing relationship with
the living God, and invite others to
experience the exciting, transforming
power of being a part of Christian
Community. Bob McGowan, Chairperson
Duet Fellowship Team—Strengthen
and grow our Christian community
by developing friendships, melding
the congregations, and welcoming
others into our fellowship.
Mickey Lazaga, Chairperson
Duet Social Ministry Team—In
response to our calling to be God’s
hands on earth we lovingly serve
God’s children, sharing our resources
as we serve, learn, teach, and
advocate. Judy Williams, Chairperson
Duet Worship Team—In worship
we are drawing into a relationship
with God and into God’s presence
through praising, praying, listening,
teaching, and receiving the
sacraments.
Dianne LaVerne, Chairperson
DUET Staff
38th Annual Junque Sale!
All proceeds benefit Sunnyvale FISH and are used to supply emergency food to 60-70
families per month in Sunnyvale.
Saturday, November 7, 2015 — 9 am-3 pm
Bring your donations of Quality (upscale) Junque to church on Thursday or Friday.
Bake Sale Donations will be accepted Friday or early Saturday.
Volunteer! Work any or all three days the 5th through the 7th.
Donate! Household items, small appliances, books, puzzles, games, garden or sports
equipment, toys, and clothing in good condition. NO TV’s, computers, or large furniture.
Shop! Sale Day on the 7th. Low prices on Quality Junque.
Café! Visit the Café for coffee or lunch.
Contact: Carol Wilser 1-408-996-1450 or Renata Thorne 1-408-252-9045.
St. John Lutheran & Trinity United Methodist Churches
581-583 East Fremont Avenue at Manet, Sunnyvale
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Senior Editors
Henry Kim, Pastor
Peggy White, Pastor
Production Editors
Lea McGowan
Matthew Ridgway
Writers
All the People
Office Hours
St. John: Tues, Wed, Fri, 930 am-130 pm
Trinity & JV: Monday-Friday, 9 am-1 pm
Available by Appointment
DUET articles are due in the church office by the
15th of every month.
THIS ‘N THAT
YOU ARE IN OUR PRAYERS
Mark your Calendars for the following workshops.
November 1—Women & Money, Sunday, 1-2 pm
November 15—Social Security, Sunday, 1-2 pm
Our friends at St. John Lutheran Church:
Art, Anne, Mark,
Joan, the Seiler-Garman family, and Amie
and Katie as they wait
expectantly for their first child.
The 38th Annual Junque Sale to benefit FISH will be
November 7. Plan to bring your donations of quality
junque during the week prior to the sale. Volunteers
are needed to set up and work the day of the sale.
Our friends at Trinity United Methodist Church:
Jessica and her family, Pat, Clare (Dianne’s mother), and
Ruth.
Do You Remember? The Peninsulaires Barbershop
Harmony Chorus, with special guests, Spellbound, will
present their program live on Saturday, November 14
at First United Methodist Church of Sunnyvale, 535
Old San Francisco Road, Sunnyvale 94086. Doors
open at 1 pm for the Ice Cream Social with show at
2:15 pm. The Cabaret Dinner doors open at 6 pm with
show at 8 pm. See Marvin for tickets.
We pray for those who are or have been ill, those facing
difficult circumstances, those recovering from surgery,
persons living in assisted living homes, our elderly and
shut-in friends, and their caregivers;
all of God’s people, our neighbors, church members, our
faraway friends and families;
for those who lack access to clean water, children living in
poverty, and those without enough food, those
experiencing storms;
Conner Lee was baptized on October 18, 2015, at
Trinity’s service of worship. Conner is the great
grandson of Lois and grandson of Loren.
for those unemployed, under-employed, looking for work,
beginning new jobs, outdoor citizens, victims of violence,
struggling families, and families in conflict;
People are on the move. Please call the office for
details.
Susan,
Donald and Karasel,
Ione,
Connie,
California-Nevada Annual Conference Offices, 1350
Halyard Drive, West Sacramento CA 95691
for those experiencing drought, affected by intense storms
and earthquakes, victims of fire and other disasters so that
they might rebuild their communities and grow closer to
one another;
for empowering the church with grace, hope, and healing,
in nations suffering from Ebola, experiencing turmoil or
unrest, and those living under oppressive leadership;
for all those who suffer that they find respite from their
pains and that God fill their hearts with hope and
assurance for the future;
Trinity’s Annual Stewardship Dinner is a potluck
this year. Dinner will be held in the Fellowship Hall
on November 14 at 5 pm. Bring a dish to share and
enjoy a short program following dinner. Watch your
US Mail box for more information.
for immigrants coming across our U.S. borders, both
unaccompanied minors and adults, that they receive
humanitarian assistance from our government agencies
charged with their care;
It’s Time! Daylight Saving Time ends on November 1.
Remember to set your clocks back one hour. It’s a
good time to check your smoke and CO2 detector
batteries and replace them with fresh batteries.
police, firefighters, emergency care workers, safety
personnel, and military personnel, especially those who
have come home broken in mind, body, and spirit;
the leaders of our cities, state, and nation, including
Governor Brown, President Obama, and leaders
throughout the world;
The Lord’s Pantry Give-a-Way, our annual gifting
project serving the children of East San Jose, is in need
of gifts for all ages of children, especially those in the
13 to 17 year-old age group. Gift cards and movie
tickets are welcomed by the teenagers. Bring your
unwrapped gifts to church, labeled with the age
range and most appropriate gender, no later than
Sunday, December 13, for delivery on the 13th.
Sponsored by the Duet Social Ministry Team.
guidance for the missions and pastors of St. John, Trinity,
and The Very Good Korean Methodist Church;
strength for our church leaders around the world,
especially ELCA Presiding Bishop Elizabeth A. Eaton; ELCA
Bishop Holmerud; UMC Bishop Brown; and the UMC El
Camino Real District Superintendent, Staci Current.
God, thank you for the amazing gifts you give us, most
especially the ones to come. Holy God, bring to our minds
and hearts the needs of the world and our fitting response.
Thank you, Lord, for allowing us a line of communication
with you through prayer. Amen.
The Thursday night Duet Prayer Fellowship meets in the Library at
7 pm to pray for many people whose names are not published. You
are welcome to join this small group to pray for spiritual growth
and healing through prayer for others. Please contact Jane Dredge,
Mickey Lazaga, or your pastor to add persons to our prayer list.
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DUET CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
CLARINET PART 1
 Ken
 Marsha
Children’s Halloween Party
On Saturday, October24, we celebrated Halloween
with our children at our annual Halloween party.
There were games, a pumpkin walk, pumpkin
decorating, a piñata, and a haunted house. Those
children (and parents) arriving hungry were treated
to hot dogs and side dishes in the Fellowship Hall. It
appeared that everyone thoroughly enjoyed
themselves. The Education Team thanks all of the
volunteers for making this event so successful.
I done it. I done it. I signed up for clarinet lessons
and actually showed up for my first lesson. At this
point the grammar police showed up and hauled me
off to Miz Grundy’s class room for a grammar
refresher course. There she was — not Miss America
— armed with a ruler and a scowl. One look from her
and I almost turned to stone. Go forth and write no
more, she said. I am tired of seeing you in my class
room so often. “Yes, ma’am”, said I and promised to
mend my ways. I then returned to my regularly
scheduled offenses against grammar and the English
language.
Bibles for Third Graders
At this age, the children are learning that a book and
their imagination can take them on an adventure
without ever leaving their home. So now it becomes
typical for the child to ask for books for a birthday or
Christmas present, and for the parents, grandparents,
and other loving relatives to joyfully accommodate
each such request. The delight and encouragement
that comes from the adult world in support of
reading, as well as the emphasis on reading in school,
generally (and hopefully) establishes, once and for all
times in a child’s life, the importance of reading and
the importance of books. If now is the time they are
learning the importance of books, wouldn’t we want
to give them the most important book of all; i.e., the
Bible? Well that’s exactly what we intend to do.
I did it, I did it. I signed up for clarinet lessons at the
Music School with Lisa Evans, a kind-hearted woman
who puts up with my antics. At the first lesson I
learned how to put the clarinet together. Put it
together, say you? Yes, say I. Lisa spent most of the
first lesson showing me how to put it together. I am
not very good at putting things together; I am better
at breaking things. I am going to have to learn how to
do it if I want to learn how to play it.
The best part was putting the
mouthpiece together because
she showed me how to make a
clarinet-like sound from it
(the mouth piece was not
attached to the rest of the
instrument). I made a few
decent sounds trying to match
her sounds. My tone was
decent, surprising me and her.
Then it was time to rip it apart
and put it back in its little black box, which looks like
a doctor’s bag. Cork grease—I need to grease the
cork fittings a few times a week while the instrument
is being broken in. This almost makes the violin look
simple. And then I went to Prayer Fellowship.
Bibles will be given to the third graders that belong to
St. John and Trinity’s congregations during our
worship times on November 15. It would be
especially nice to show an interest in the Bibles just
received to reinforce the notion that the Bible is
indeed a very important book. More and more, we
will be incorporating the Bible in our Sunday school
lessons.
Children’s Christmas Party
The Duet Education Team is planning the annual
Christmas Party for the children (toddlers with their
parents through grade 6) of St. John and Trinity on
December 12, from 10 am to 12 noon, in the
Sanctuary. The children will make Christmas tree
ornaments, decorate the Children’s Christmas tree,
decorate Christmas cookies, sing carols, re-enact the
first Christmas, eat pizza and experience the early
arrival of Santa Claus.
FREE COMMUNITY WORKSHOPS
Please join us for the final workshops hosted by the Duet
Evangelism Team.
Women & Money Workshop
Sunday, November 1—1-2 pm in the Chapel
Learn about unique financial challenges women face and
six steps women can take to help achieve financial security.
Remember, if you are parents, or grandparents, or
just loving aunts or uncles, reserve that date and time
on your calendars! It will be here before you know it,
and we are hoping to have a 100% turnout of all of
our children! At least one guardian is requested to be
present for their child/children.
Social Security Workshop
Sunday, November 15—1-2 pm in the Chapel
Learn why it is important to plan together with your
spouse and strategies to boost retirement and survivor
benefits.
Please RSVP for the workshops by calling 1-408-739-1601
or email [email protected].
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DUET FELLOWSHIP TEAM EVENTS
UNITED METHODIST WOMEN
A
 Walt
Bev
The exciting news of the day is that a United
Methodist woman might become the U.S. President!
Go, Hillary!
Visitors abounded at our October meeting. Some of
us missed this unique panel on aging in which several
senior women shared their experiences and wisdom.
Thanks to our leadership for putting together this
meaningful program, necessitated by last-minute
surprises.
HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
Tuesday, November 10
Starting with our grateful thanks to the Almighty,
come to the Pledge Program, November 10, 9:30 am,
in Room 1. Did you know that our UMW Unit budget
for 2016 is financed entirely by your pledges?
Saturday, November 21
Stuffing animals continues at Santa’s Helpers on
November 21, 9:30 am, in Room 1.
Tuesday, December 1
Program planning session at Gloria’s, on December 1,
10 am.
Monday, December 7
Annual Christmas Party at Jane’s home on December
7, 7:30 pm.
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SANTA’S HELPERS
Jane
Saturday, November 21, 9:30-11:30 am, is the last
workshop to stuff animals for this project. Join us in
Room 1. Come and help fill 470 Santa Bags on
Saturday, December 5, at 10 am.
Santa’s Helpers is an independent charitable organization
operating out of our facilities.
PROJECT DAY—EVERY FRIDAY
 Jane
It is not too late to make items for Christmas! Bring
your portable project to church on Fridays and work
on it for a while, or just sit and visit. Snacks and
drinks are ready around 10 am. Closing time is 4 pm.
We continue working on the One Warm Scarf project
to help keep someone warm! Knit or crochet a scarf,
hat, or blanket for a child or adult. Requested scarf
sizes are: 40x6 inches for children; 60x8 inches for
adults. Please let Jane Dredge know if you need yarn,
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needles, or hooks.
Evita—On November 15 the Sunnyvale Community
Players will be presenting Evita, the story of Eva Peron
with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber. It is a matinee
starting at 2:30 pm. We plan to go out for dinner
together after the show at the Black Bear Diner in
Sunnyvale on El Camino near Cezanne Drive.
Sunnyvale Singers—Join us in the Sanctuary at 4 pm
on Sunday, December 6, for the Sunnyvale Singers
winter concert entitled “Laughing All the Way: Holiday
Humor and Joy”. After the show there will be
appetizers. See Mickey if you can help by bringing a
finger food.
De Anza Planetarium—On Friday, December 18, we
will see the show entitled “Spontaneous Fantasia
Christmas Special” at the De Anza Planetarium. J. Wait
will put on the show. He is a performer, interactive
designer, filmmaker, graphic artist, and composer.
This one-hour show starting at 7 pm will use virtual
reality and Christmas Carols to get you into the
Christmas spirit!
Bunco—On January 9, Melva will be teaching us how
to play this popular parlor game. It came to San
Francisco in 1855 as a gambling game but I don’t think
she will teach any gambling! We will have a casserole
and soup potluck followed by Bunco.
FREE FRIDAY FLICK—NOVEMBER 13
 Bob
November’s movie is Laura, about a detective who falls
for the woman whose murder he is investigating. This
storyline synopsis was written by Steve Hosgood and
posted at imdb.com.
"Detective Mark McPherson investigates the killing of
Laura, found dead on her apartment floor before the
movie starts. McPherson builds a mental picture of the
dead girl from the suspects whom he interviews. He is
helped by the striking painting of the late lamented
....who would have wanted to kill a girl with whom
every man she met seemed to fall in love? To make
matters worse, McPherson finds himself falling under
her spell too. Then one night, halfway through his
investigations, something seriously bizarre happens to
make him re-think the whole case." Another reviewer
adds that "With several plot twists and turns, it keeps
you thoroughly absorbed until it reaches its satisfying
climax...". Starring in the film are Gene Tierney, Dana
Andrews, Clifton Webb, Judith Anderson and Vincent
Price.
Join us for an evening of intrigue and surprise. Bring
friends, neighbors, and treats to share, Friday,
November 13 at 8 pm in the Sanctuary.
A GIFT OF SERVICE
TRINITY’S SUNDAY SCHEDULES
GREETERS AND USHERS
November
1
Ardys
8
Jane
15
Bob & Judy
22
Volunteer Needed
29
Volunteer Needed
December
6
13
20
27
Ardys
Jane
Volunteer Needed
Volunteer Needed
SCRIPTURE READERS
November
1
Ardys
8
Jane
15
Bob
22
Dianne
29
Volunteer Needed
December
6
13
20
27
Ardys
Jane
Volunteer Needed
Dianne
KIDS’ TIME
November
1
8
15
22
29
Volunteer Needed
Volunteer Needed
Jane
Dianne
Duet Worship (Volunteer Needed)
FELLOWSHIP TIME
November
1
Men’s Breakfast Fellowship
8
Church & Society
15
Finance Committee
22
Nominations Committee
29
Duet Council & Evangelism
December
6
13
20
27
Fellowship
Worship
Board of Trustees
Education
NOTE: Trinity’s Fellowship Time hosts are responsible
for making coffee and providing snacks after worship.
Please be sure to clean up, empty the trash, and lock the
doors after Fellowship Time.
ALTAR FLOWERS
November
1
8
15
22
29
The Irvine Family
Linda
The Thorne Family
The Segraves Family
The Wilser Family
ST. JOHN’S WORSHIP MINISTERS
November
1
November
8
November
15
November
22
November
29
Linda Baginski, Jim White,
Dennis Feick, Ruth Eggen,
Sharon Bricker, Linna Harnack
Refreshments: Sign up Needed!
Walt, Lee,
Mickey, Walt & Carol,
Refreshments: Jack & Renata
Linda, Bruce
Chuck & Ruth, Toshiko
Refreshments: Sign up Needed!
Seiler-Garman Family, Sharon, Marsha,
Dorothy, Linna
Refreshments: Sign up Needed!
Jim, Katie, Dennis,
Walt & Carol, Linda
Refreshments: Duet Council
NOVEMBER 2015 LECTIONARY
November
1
All Saints Day
Isaiah 25:6-9; Psalm 24;
Revelations 21:1-6a; John 11:32-44
November
8
1 Kings 17:8-16; Psalm 146;
Hebrews 9:24-28; Mark 12:38-44
November
15
Daniel 12:1-3; Psalm 16;
Hebrews 10:11-25; Mark 13:1-8
November
22
Daniel 7:9-10,13-14; Psalm 93;
Revelations 1:4b-8; John 18:33-37
November
29
Duet Worship—1st Sunday of Advent
Jeremiah 33:14-16; Psalm 25:1-10;
1 Thessalonians 3:9-13; Luke 21:25-36
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NOVEMBER 2015 CALENDARS
ST. JOHN & TRINITY
Weekly Schedule
Sunday
Worship, 9:15 am and 11:00 am
Duet Worship, 10 am on 5th Sundays
Duet Kids’ Sunday School, 9:45 am (Room 2)
Duet Youth Sunday School, 9:45 am (2nd & 4th Sunday)
Duet Kids’ Music Time, 10:30 am (Chapel)
November Events & Meetings
1
Monday
Yard Birds Breakfast, 8:00 am
Yard Birds Work on Campus, 9:00 am
Daylight Saving Time Ends
FISH Food Collection Sunday
Women & Money Workshop, 1 pm
4
Men’s Breakfast Fellowship, 7 am
Tuesday
Praise Singers Rehearsal, 6:30 pm (Room 1)
7
38th Annual Junque Sale, 9 am-3 pm
8
Veterans Recognition, 11 am
10
UMW General Meeting, 9:30
13
Free Friday Flick, 8 pm
14
Trinity’s Annual Stewardship Potluck, 5 pm
15
Thursday
Duet Prayer Fellowship, 7 pm (Library)
St. John Adult Choir Rehearsal, 7:30 pm (Sanctuary)
DUET Newsletter Deadline, 8 am
3rd Graders Bible Presentation, 9:15 & 11 am
Social Security Workshop, 1 pm
17
Trinity’s Annual Church Conference, 7:30 pm
Friday
Project Day, 9:30 am (Room 1)
Study Group, 3:30 pm (Call the Office for location)
18
Men’s Breakfast Fellowship, 7 am
21
Santa’s Helpers, 9:30 am
24
UMW Circle, 9:30 am
26
Thanksgiving Day, Office Closed
Wednesday
Men’s Breakfast Fellowship, 7 am (1st & 3rd Wednesday)
Project Group, 9 am (Fellowship Hall, 2nd Wednesday)
Chime Choir Rehearsal, 6:30 pm (Sanctuary)
Trinity Adult Choir Rehearsal, 7:30 pm (Sanctuary)
For details about any of these events please see our
calendar at www.stjohnsunnyvale.org or
www.trinityumcsunnyvale.org
You will find an electronic copy of the newsletter there.
Duet Ministry Team Meetings
Listed in alphabetical order
You will find the Duet Ministry on Facebook at
www.facebook.com/DuetMinistry
Duet Council—November 9, 7:30 pm
Education—November 3, 7:30 pm
Evangelism—December 8, 6:30 pm
Fellowship—November 10, 7:30 pm
Social Ministry—January 4, 1:30 pm
Worship—November 18, 11:30 am
2015-2016 Duet Worship Schedules
Duet Worship services are scheduled throughout the
year. Please make a note on your calendar and join us
for worship at 10 am on the fifth Sundays.
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November 1
Daylight Saving Time Ends
Women & Money Workshop, 1 pm
December 2
Men’s Breakfast Fellowship, 7 am
Email
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November 4
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Telephone
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Fax 1-408-739-2627
November 7
Annual Junque Sale, 9 am-3 pm
November 13
Free Friday Flick, 8 pm
November 15
Social Security Workshop, 1 pm
S’vale Community Players, 2:30 pm
November 18
Men’s Breakfast Fellowship, 7 am
December 6
Sunnyvale Singers Concert, 4 pm
December 11
Free Friday Flick, 8 pm
December 13
Children’s Music Program, 10:30 am
December 16
Men’s Breakfast Fellowship, 7 am
December 24
Christmas Eve Candlelight Worship
December 25
Merry Christmas!
November 26
Happy Thanksgiving!
December 2015 Articles Due November 15