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Marshalltown, Iowa
Volume 80, No. 9
641-753-5929
September 30, 2015
The Purpose Statement for the First
Presbyterian Church of Marshalltown
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Growing in Christ through worship.
Reaching out in fellowship.
Affirming faith through discipleship.
Caring for the lost through evangelism.
Embracing others in mission and ministry.
October Memory Verse
“I can do everything through Him who
gives me strength.” ~ Philippians 4:13
Meet our Newest Members
Don & Ruth
Feld transferred
their membership
from Bethel
Grove Church.
Ruth was the
organist at
Bethel Grove for
many years. She taught Sunday school and Bible
School for many years. Ruth served with her
husband while he was in the Air Force. Don
attended this church when he was younger. He
went to college and then joined the Air Force and
served as a pilot. He taught Sunday school while
he was in the Air Force.
Don and Ruth just celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary on August 29. They live at the
Harvester near Rhodes, and were invited to come
to church by the Boyd's and the Bristley's. They
have many friends here at First Presbyterian
Church. Both Don & Ruth are retired.
Their sponsor is Doug Boyd. We are glad to
have them as new members.
Eric & Tressa
Voss joined the
church by confession
of faith. Their children
are Nolan and Caden
Bartlett, and Charlotte
and Eliott Voss. Caden
is a Freshman and
Nolan is in the 6th
grade in the
Marshalltown Schools;
Charlotte is in 1st
grade and Eliott is in
preschool at West
Marshall School. The
family lives in St.
Anthony.
Eric works in
construction and Tressa is a homemaker. Tressa
received the sacrament of baptism the day she
joined the church.
Their sponsor is Craig Henze, and we
welcome the Voss' as new members.
Cello-Piano Concert
On Sunday October 4, at 2 p.m., First
Presbyterian Church, 101 South Center Street,
Marshalltown will host a concert with Don Perkins
and Shieko Uno. They will present a duo recital
for cello and piano featuring a program that
centers on music of J. S. Bach as a starting point
and then follows the inspiration of Bach to music
written by Camille Saint-Saens, Max Reger, and
Heitor Villa-Lobos.
Good News from First Presbyterian Church Sept. 30, 2015, page 1
Don Perkins began his cello studies with Jack
Forrest Fowler at Rogers Elementary School in
Marshalltown. He has received coaching from
many fine instructors including Irvin Kauffman,
Associate Principal Cellist of the Pittsburgh
Symphony Orchestra, Lauren Mallory, Assistant
Principle Cellist of the Pittsburgh Symphony
Orchestra and Richard Slavich, Professor of Cello
and Chair of the Chamber Music Department at the
University of Denver.
Shieko earned double Bachelor degrees in
Piano Pedagogy and Vocal Music Education from
the University of Colorado and has a Masters in
Performance from Northwestern University. She is
pianist for the Jefferson Symphony, the Boulder
Choral, and the Nomad Theater. For this program,
Don and Shieko have been coached by Katherine
Knight of the University of Denver and former cellist
of the Da Vinci String Quartet.
All are welcome to attend.
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The Aging Leaves
“How beautifully leaves grow
old,” wrote 19th-century essayist
John Burroughs. “How full of light
and color are their last days.”
Society doesn’t think highly of
old age. Beauty products tout the
supposed virtues of maintaining a
youthful appearance. Older adults’
wisdom, born of much life experience, is often
disparaged, ignored or not sought. But God says
this about the righteous, whose lives are rooted in
Him: “In old age they still produce fruit; they are
always green and full of sap, showing that the
LORD is upright” (Psalm 92:14-15, NRSV).
The aging leaves of autumn can prompt us to
look for beauty in the seniors among us, to notice
the light and color that still abound. From all the
fruit they still produce — service, prayer, love —
may we learn about living faithfully until our own
last days.
—Heidi Mann
Awesome Presbys
Awesome Presbys, our group for 5th-8th
graders, meets the second and fourth Sundays of
the month from 2:00 – 3:00 at the Gathering Place.
After discussing activities for the fall, the kids
helped set up the inflatables and games for the
Sunday school Kickoff. Be looking for more
information on Awesome Helpers, activities in
which the kids do things to help others in and out
of church.
Awesome Helpers – In late October and
November the Awesome Presbys will be
Awesome Helpers. If you need help with any odd
small jobs that 10-12 year olds can do, arrange for
some Awesome Helpers with Michelle at 641-7535929. Jobs the kids can do include moving boxes
or items, washing windows (none requiring a
ladder), storing lawn furniture, taking boxes to 2nd
Chance on Third or Goodwill, etc. Our calendar is
limited, and jobs will be filled on a first come
basis. Thank you.
---Michelle
God Sightings – Summer 2015
During VBS and throughout
the summer, we asked the children
and adults to share their God
sightings. They were written on
special sheep and put to graze in
the God Sightings Pasture, first in
the Narthex and later in the Lower
Lounge. There were five pages of
blessings shared! Here are a few of them:
I see God in all of what the children could do &
learn
Garden produce from a tiny seed!
Beautiful sunsets
I have seen God’s perfect timing and perfect
ways.
In our children
Subway and Southridge
Helpful
Animals
Family
Rain
Sun
Flowers
Thunder
Deer
Butterfly
Good News from First Presbyterian Church, Sept. 30, 2015, page 2
Sunday school
Wednesday Club
Summer Sunday school came to an end on
September 6. Thank you to Doug and Karen
Bacon for teaching this month. Our regular
Sunday school began on September 13, with
Wynona Anderson leading Gathering with Cindy
Butler playing some favorite songs on piano.
Thank you to Karin Podhajsky, Lauren &
Leah Mosher for helping with Children's Church.
Our Sunday school kickoff was great fun. We
had inflatables, a
lip sync stage,
goofy games, snocones & popcorn,
and a fish pond in
the parking lot.
This was followed
up with a potluck
and a movie,
Ragamuffin, the
story of Rich
Mullins, who wrote
“Awesome God.”
Thank you to all of
the youth and
adults who helped
make this day a good church memory for our
children.
The children studied Samuel, including
Hannah’s prayers for a child and God’s call, in
Sunday school in September. Ashley Johnson and
Amber Young, our new Carpenters Workshop
teachers, started off by challenging our 4th & 5th
graders to try some baby food (bananas) to bring
the Bible story
to life.
Students in
Bibleland.com
are enjoying
the new
computers
which, along
with our
teachers,
were dedicated on September 13. In October, the
children will learn about David.
Wednesday Club will start October 7, and run
through November 18. We meet in the Gathering
Place from 2:45 – 5:00 on Wednesday afternoons.
Wednesday Club is open to children in K-4th
grade, but space is limited, so please turn your
registration forms in quickly.
Volunteers are needed for our Wednesday
Club ministry. We need people to bring snacks,
ride along on the bus, and help in whatever way
necessary with the kids. Wednesday Club is a
great way to share your talents and love for God
with children, many of whom desperately need to
hear about Jesus. Plus, it is fun!
Church Women United will meet on
Friday, October 2, for a forum meeting at First
United Methodist Church at 9:15 a.m. Bonnie Ohrt
will be speaking on weaving. All are welcome to
attend.
Financial Report for August
AUG. 2015
Actual
Total Receipts
Budget
$35,570.00
40,275.00
Total Expenses
Budget
$29,390.00
31,931.00
Year to Date:
Total Receipts
Budget
Difference
$249,432.00
282,339.00
(32,907.00)
Total Expenses
Budget
Difference
($266,268.00)
(285,426.00)
19,158.00
Good News from First Presbyterian Church, Sept. 30, 2015, page 3
PWC News
Elizabeth Circle will meet,
Thursday, October 8, at 1:30 p.m. in
the Lower Lounge.
Sarah Circle will meet Tuesday,
October 20, at 9:15 a.m. in the Lower
Lounge. All women are welcome.
PWC will meet Thursday, October 1, at 12:30
p.m. in the church parking lot to carpool and go
out to Ken & Fran Smith's to see Ken's
collectibles, and for a 1:00 dessert meeting.
To get to the Smith farm, go north on 3rd Ave.
and turn east (right) on the Garwin Road. Turn
north (left) at the first road (Wiese Garden Road).
Follow the Wiese Garden Road to 180th Street and
turn east (right). Ken & Fran's address is 2715
180th Street. All women of the church are invited.
Carole Permar will present the devotions. The
serving committee includes Brinda Evans and
Kathryn Schaudt.
PWC-CT will meet Tuesday, October 27, at
1:00 p.m. in the Lower Lounge.
Faith Statement
I believe in the God of fruit time and harvest,
who makes the land to bear gifts in its time and fills
our tables with the bounty of His hand;
I believe in Jesus Christ His Son, who was the
first fruit of those who slept, and brings us to
spiritual tables where our cups are always full;
I believe in the Holy Spirit, who causes us to
remember all for which we are grateful and teaches
us to see a relationship between our gifts and the
giver;
I believe in the world as the arena of my
spiritual life, where I am to share hospitality with the
stranger; for in so doing I shall fulfill the desires of
Him who has given me everything, and of His Son
and the Holy Spirit.
—John Killinger, Lost in Wonder, Love and Praise
The Emergency Food Box is currently in
need of the following food
items: cereal, canned tomatoes
and tomato sauce, any types of
canned fruit and vegetables,
soup, pork & beans, peanut
butter, spaghetti sauce, large cans of
tuna, boxed dinners, macaroni & cheese.
(Please check the expiration dates to make sure
the food items are not outdated.)
You can bring canned goods or cash
donations to the church the first Sunday of each
month. A basket is available to put your items in.
Thank you for your past contributions. We
could not provide food to so many people without
your help! EFB is run by an all-volunteer staff,
and all food items are donated or purchased from
the money contributed. We could not provide
food to so many people without your help!
Food items or monetary (check/cash)
donations may be brought to the EFB (109 S. 3rd
St.) any weekday afternoon, 1:30-4:30. Please
make checks payable to: Emergency Food Box.
Our mailing address is: EFB, P.O. Box 391,
Marshalltown, IA 50158. Donated funds are used
to buy food items from the Food Bank of Iowa and
locally.
We are always looking for dedicated
volunteers or volunteer substitutes willing to
serve on the staff for two or more afternoons a
month. If you are interested and want to learn
more, contact Jackie Patterson, 482-3460, or
Edith Podhajsky, 752-5342.
Medical Supplies
We have a medical supply
closet here at First Presbyterian
Church with many items that
can be borrowed when you
may need them. Some of the
items available are walkers,
wheelchairs, commodes,
shower chairs, canes, crutches
and other items. If you need to use one or more
of the items in the supply closet, check it out in the
church office and use it for the length of time you
need it, then return it for someone else to use.
Good News from First Presbyterian Church, Sept. 30, 2015, page 4
Luke's Ministries
Childhood Obesity
The percentage of children who are overweight
in the United States has doubled in the last twenty
years. Chronic diseases, such as Type II diabetes,
hypertension, orthopedic problems and even sleep
apnea which are usually associated with
overweight adults are becoming more common in
children and adolescents. The Center for Disease
Control (CDC) identifies every child who is above
the 85th percentile of Body Mass Index (BMI) as
“overweight”. (For information on BMI and growth
charts go to the CDC National Center for Health
Statistics website).
Factors which help determine if a child has or is
at risk for childhood obesity includes - family history
of obesity, sedentary lifestyle, socioeconomic
status, and poor eating habits.
Fortunately, some of these risk factors can be
modified. Although a child’s genetic makeup
cannot be changed, changing activity and eating
habits can make a positive impact on a child’s
weight and general health.
Some suggestions to help children achieve and
maintain a healthy weight are:
Participate in at least 60 minutes of physical
activity a day
Limit TV, video and computer time
Prepare and eat more meals at home, making
sure to include fruits and vegetables at every
meal
Provide healthy snacks
Limit high sugar drinks such as soda pop and
juices
If you have concerns about your child’s weight,
visit with your pediatrician or family doctor. Often
times consulting with a dietician or nutritionist can
help determine easy changes you and your family
can make in your eating habits.
Thank you sincerely for sharing our
sorrow. Your kindness is deeply
appreciated and will always be
remembered by our family. Thank you
for the peace lily you sent for Terry's
memorial service.
---The Family of Terry Hatcher
Bill & Marilyn, Becky, Bev & Tracy
Thank you for the lovely flowers and prayer
shawl that were delivered before my surgery.
Ralph and I greatly appreciate your
thoughtfulness and prayers, and we are grateful to
belong to such a loving church family.
--- Agnus Ward
My sincere thanks to the Deacons, Brenda
Miller and Sue Bryant, for their visit and
thoughtfulness on my birthday. I feel blessed by
the acts of kindness by my church family.
---Rose Muschick
Thank you to Pastor Ian McMullen for his
visits.
---Betty Emmons
---our faithful workers at the
House of Compassion during
the month of Sept.: Doug
Butler, Carolyn Bell, Shirley
Egli, Darrell Meyer, Joe Holubar, Ed Jackson,
Estelle Perkins, Roger & Karen Schoell,
Carolyn Wilkinson and Dave & Don Wilson.
Colossians 2:6-7 says: “So
then, just as you received Christ
Jesus as Lord, continue to live
your lives in Him, rooted and
built up in Him, strengthened in
the faith as you were taught, and overflowing with
thankfulness.”
This passage speaks to the spiritual fullness
that God desires us to have in Christ. This
fullness comes from three things: the knowledge
and recognition of Jesus Christ as your Savior,
the continued spiritual growth and deepening of
your faith, and the outpouring of that into the world
around us.
This is a great model to all Christians of how a
Christian walk should look. I also believe the key
word in this passage is “continue”. The process of
fullness in Christ is just that: a process. It takes
time, energy, and includes making deliberate
choices on how you will live your life.
Here at First Presbyterian, we have been
working on a discipleship process, a series of
steps and opportunities modeled after this
passage. We have broken things down into three
simple words: Know, Grow, and Go. In the weeks
Good News from First Presbyterian Church, Sept. 30, 2015, page 5
to come we will be sharing with you a simple 3-step
process to help you discover your greatest
opportunity for growth, and provide you with
resources and opportunities to join with others to
Know, Grow, and Go.
Be praying over this verse and asking God
where He would like to see your heart and actions
move, and be prepared for what we hope will be a
great new way to grow in your faith!
Jon Rottink
One of the blessings of
celebrating a person’s life after
the Lord takes them home is
that as a pastor, I get to see
things like their devotional Bible.
Every life has its joys and sorrows, its’ struggles
and pains. A person’s Bible can give you an insight
into how people deal with the difficulties that come
up during our journey on earth. LaVine Meyer had
written many things in the front of her Bible. Some
of the scripture references were these:
II Timothy 1:12: For which cause I also suffer
these things: nevertheless I am not ashamed: for I
know whom I have believed, and am persuaded
that He is able to keep that which I have committed
unto Him against that day (KJV).
Proverbs 3:5-6: Trust in the Lord with all your
heart and lean not on your own understanding; in
all your ways submit to Him, and He will make your
paths straight (NIV).
Jeremiah 29:11: For I know the plans I have for
you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and
not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a
future.
Matthew 6:33: But seek first His kingdom and
His righteousness, and all these things will be given
to you as well.
Hebrews 13:5: Keep your lives free from the
love of money and be content with what you
have, because God has said, “Never will I leave
you; never will I forsake you.”
I Corinthians 15:51-55: Listen, I tell you a
mystery: We will not all sleep, but we will all be
changed—in a flash, in the twinkling of an eye, at
the last trumpet. For the trumpet will sound, the
dead will be raised imperishable, and we will be
changed. For the perishable must clothe itself with
the imperishable and the mortal with immortality.
When the perishable has been clothed with the
imperishable, and the mortal with immortality, then
the saying that is written will come true: “Death
has been swallowed up in victory.” “Where, O
death, is your victory? Where, O death, is your
sting?”
LaVine also had this little verse written inside
the front cover:
I am standing at death’s door
Beyond which I cannot see
With eyes of faith I’ll know my Lord
Is waiting there for me.
What will our children find in our Bibles when
we pass? LaVine had the verse of scripture which
guided her through the tough times and eventually
lead her home to the Lord! I hope your Bible will
be well used and full of highlights and notes from
reading and study.
Pastor Rich
SEPTEMBER SESSION ACTIONS
The Stated Session meeting of First
Presbyterian Church, Marshalltown, met at 7:00
p.m. Tuesday, September 15, 2015, in the Lower
Lounge.
Moderator Rev. Dr. Richard A. King opened
the meeting, and Jim Grimmius presented the
devotions and opening prayer.
Motion prevailed to approve the minutes of
the July 21, 2015 Stated Meeting as printed.
There was no business meeting at the August
18, 2015 Session Potluck at Pastor King's.
Donald & Ruth Feld were interviewed for
membership. Motion prevailed to accept the
Feld's as members of First Presbyterian Church.
Finances: Matt Broshar presented the
Financial and Investments reports. July and
August were good giving months. Matt presented
a quarterly income & expense report for the first
three quarters so a comparison could be made for
a three-year period. There was a little activity in
the investments.
Mission/Evangelism: Doug Boyd reported
that a Daniel weekend will be coming where Lori
Adams will train teachers and encourage them for
the future. A report was given on Jonathan's
House.
Finance/Stewardship: Larry Schrum reported
that giving has been better since an
announcement was made in church. We are being
very frugal with spending at the church, but we've
Good News from First Presbyterian Church, Sept. 30, 2015, page 6
spent our reserves. They will work on a new
budget for 2016, and discuss whether they will to
use faith pledge cards.
Worship & Music: Jon Rottink reported that
the Don Perkins Cello Concert was discussed.
Help is still needed to run the video equipment on
Sundays.
Communion—164 on Aug. 2, and 166 on Sept.
6. Home Communion was taken to Jean
Brennecke, Bonnie Buckwald, Betty Emmons,
Bette Etter, Jean Evans, Mavis Gray, LaVone
Lee, Nathalie Lynch, Lavine Meyer, Connie
Montover, Irene Sheeler, Liz Smuck, residents at
Embers, Glenwood Place, Grandview and
Southridge.
Christian Education: Karin Podhajsky
presented a printed report noting that the Sunday
school started Sept. 13, and the kickoff was
successful. The Wi-Fi was very slow with so many
people in the church trying to use it at the same
time. Steve Anderson will address this problem.
Children's Church will be held, if Marylou Beckmann
or someone will be there to teach it. If no one
volunteers to teach on any given Sunday, Children's
Church will be cancelled. There will be seven-weeks
of Wednesday Club starting October 7. The
Children's Christmas program is scheduled for
Sunday, December 20.
A & P: No report.
Membership & Involvement: Craig Henze
reported that they discussed the church directory.
Don & Ruth Feld will join the church on Sunday,
September 20. Valerie King will order the name tags
for new members. They are working on honoring the
50+ year members during the church service in the
near future. Valerie King will make certificates for
those honored. The tail-gate party with Fellowship
Baptist Church has been rescheduled to October 23,
from 5-7p.m.
Property: Kurt Lynch reported that the Wi-Fi
service may need to be upgraded with Mediacom.
They have the plans and a building permit to start
working on the new cross-over from the church to the
Gathering Place. Property and the CE Committees
will work together to determine the best use for green
space in the alley after the cross-over is completed.
Jim Grimmius is greasing the organ blower fan twice
per year. They discussed repainting the church bus.
Other Business: None
The gathering was closed with prayer.
Newsletter deadline with NOV.
information is Tuesday,
October 20, 2015.
Reminder:
Oct. 4—World Communion Sunday
Oct. 12—Columbus Day Observance
Oct. 16—World Food Day
Oct. 13— SESSION
Oct. 25—Reformation Sunday
Oct. 31—Reformation Day
Oct. 31—Halloween
Members in mission making a difference.
GOOD NEWS from First Presbyterian Church is
published monthly. Deadline for the following issue is
published in the calendar. Comments and
contributions are welcome.
Church office phone: 641-753-5929
Web Site www.nivlac.org
Email Church at [email protected]
Pastor at [email protected]
Associate Pastor at [email protected]
Pastoral Care Minister at [email protected]
Youth & Families Director at [email protected]
Christian Education Director at
[email protected]
Good News from First Presbyterian Church, Sept. 30, 2015, page 7
First Presbyterian Church
OCTOBER 2015
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
* FALL WORSHIP SCHEDULE
9:00 a. m. Worship
ering
10:05 a.m. Fellowship Time/ Gath
ages
all
for
ol
scho
ay
Sund
10:15 a.m.
ided
8:30 -11:15 a.m. Child care Prov
4 World Communion
Sunday
9:00a Worship
10:05a Gathering/
Fellowship Time
10:15a Sunday school—
all ages
10:15 a.m. Confirmation
2:00p Don Perkins’ Cello
Concert/Reception
11
Chancel Choir
9:00a Worship
10:05a Gathering/
Fellowship Time
10:15a Sunday schoolall ages
10:15 a.m. Confirmation
2:30p Awesome Presbys
18
Bell Choir
5
5:30 p.m. Missions
6:30 p.m. W & M
7:30 p.m. CE
7:30 p.m. A & P
7:30 p.m. Property
12
10:15 a.m. Confirmation
25
Chancel Choir
Reformation Sunday
9:00a Worship
10:05a Gathering/
Fellowship Time
10:15a Sunday school–
all ages
10:15 a.m. Confirmation
2:30p Awesome Presbys
9:00 a.m. Staffing
(All staff)
12-4p Triumph Cntr.
5:00 p.m. M & I Mtg.
13
Columbus Day
12-4p Triumph Cntr.
12-4p Triumph Cntr.
7 12-4p Triumph Cntr.
2:30-5p Wednesday Club
5:15p JP Singers
5:30p Discipleship Class
6:30p Nominations Committee
6:30 p.m. Youth 101
6:30 p.m. Bells
7:30 p.m. Choir
8:30 p.m. Praise Team
Practice
14
12-4p Triumph Cntr.
5:15p JP Singers
2:30-5p Wednesday Club
5:30p Discipleship Class
6:30 p.m. Youth 101
6:30 p.m. Bells
7:30 p.m. Choir
Fri
1
2
8:30 a.m. Flapjacks
12-4p Triumph Cntr.
9:15 a.m. CWU
First UMC
12:00p Oasis
1:00 p.m.
PWC Dessert Mtg.
12-4p Triumph
Cntr.
8
9
Sat
3
10
8:30 a.m. Flapjacks
12-4p Triumph Cntr.
12:00p Oasis
1:30 p.m.
Elizabeth Circle
15
8:30 a.m. Flapjacks
12-4p Triumph
Cntr.
16
17
12-4p Triumph
Cntr.
12-4p Triumph Cntr.
12:00p Oasis
8:30 p.m. Praise Team Practice
19
9:00a Worship-Third
Graders get Bibles
10:05a Gathering/
Fellowship Time
10:15a Sunday school–
all ages
6
12-4p Triumph Cntr.
Thu
12-4p Triumph Cntr.
7:30 p.m. Finance/
Stewardship Mtg.
20
Newsletter
articles are due
9:00 a.m. Staffing
9:15 a.m. Sarah Cr.
11:30 –3:00 PEO in
kitchen & fellowship hall
12-4p Triumph Cntr.
7:00 p.m. SESSION
26
27
11a PRESBYTERY
@ Okoboji
12-4p Triumph Cntr.
12-4p Triumph Cntr.
1:00 p.m. PWC-CT
21
12-4p Triumph Cntr.
2:30-5p Wednesday Club
5:15p JP Singers
5:30p Discipleship Class
6:30 p.m. Youth 101
6:30 p.m. Bells
7:30 p.m. Choir
22
8:30 a.m. Flapjacks
12-4p Triumph Cntr.
12:00p Oasis
8:30 p.m. Praise Team Practice
27
12-4p Triumph Cntr.
2:30-5p Wednesday Club
5:15p JP Singers
5:30p Discipleship Class
6:30 p.m. Youth 101
6:30 p.m. Bells
7:30 p.m. Choir
8:30 p.m. Praise Team
Practice
29
8:30 a.m. Flapjacks
12-4p Triumph Cntr.
12:00p Oasis
23
24
12-4p Triumph
Cntr.
5-7p.m. Tailgater
w/Center St.
Baptist Church in
their parking lot.
30
12-4p Triumph
Cntr.
31
October 2015 Birthday/Prayer Calendar
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
1
Praying for each other brings us
closer together. Please pray each
day for those listed.
4
Fri
2
Ruth Hayes
Megan
Carmicheal
5
6
7
Penny Kriegel
Angie Pietig
Blake Oleson
Katie Snider
11
12
13
14
Dennis Abbas
Dana Bresler
Karen Bacon
Katie Lynch
Andy Johnson
Lucas Johnson
18
19
20
21
Karen Colwell
Bonnie
Grimmius
Shala Ludley
Doug Reese
Sierra Vogt
Edith Rankin
25
26
27
Addy Wilkinson
Peter Wilkinson
Sam Wilkinson
Thu
8
Sat
3
Nancy Diggins
Cory Walker
9
10
Marsha Bristley
Brian
Bovenmyer
15
16
17
22
23
24
Bonnie
Bradbury
Reese
Buschbom
Yasuyo Smith
Jerry Rakowicz
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Karen
Madison
Karen
Johnson
Brenda Miller
Nicole Anders
Sunday Morning Servants
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Worship Leader…
Mike Miller
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Roger Schoell
Deb Williams &
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Deacons………….. Pat & Nancy Kremer Mike & Kari Hancock
Donuts . . . . . . . . John & Audrey Bailey Ken & Fran Smith
Flowers . . . . . . . S. & W. Anderson
Betty Jacobs
9:00 ……Craig Henze
Greeters 9:00…….Pat & Mary Hemming
Fellowship Hosts... Jim & Bonnie Grimmius
Cup Washers…… Steve & Doris Strand
Nursery…. . . . . . . Francis Strand & Jason
Ushers . . . . . . . .
Team Captain
Pat Kremer
Rich & Dee Daniels
Fran & Ken Smith
Ron & Linda Kauffman
Barb Hawkins &
Deb Williams
Sharpshair/ Sudenga
Marge Wolfe
Roger & Karen Schoell
Karen Schoell
Cathy Pearson & Reena
Dick & Barb McBride
Becky Sharpshair
Rhonda Buzbee &
Deb Williams
Clyde Evers & Leonard Stubbs
Ruth Hayes
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FIRST SUNDAY
SECOND SUNDAY
THIRD SUNDAY
FOURTH SUNDAY
Terry Buzbee
Brenda Severson
Roger & Karen Schoell Brenda Severson
Hank Bradbury
Donita Anders
Pat & Mary Hemming
Bonnie Bradbury
Ed Jackson
Roger Anders
Ron & Linda Kauffman Dennis Ostrem
Harlan Quick
Stan & Nancy VanWyk
Tracy Ostrem
Larry Schrum
Barb Vovos
Youth
Don Turbiville
Usher Alternates in alphabetical (9:00 a.m. – All Year )
Roger Bristley
Jim Grimmius
Doris Langenbau
Harlan Quick
Barb Vovos
Doug Butler
Craig Henze
Orlyn Langenbau
Marcia Quick
Dale Wedgwood
Brinda Evans
DeLoris Holubar
Mary Lovig
Jerry Schaudt
Dorothy Wilson
John Evans
Joe Holubar
LaVern Paul
Don Smith
Ron Wilson
Clyde Evers
Yasuyo Smith
FIFTH SUNDAY
Dick & Barb McBride
Doug & Karen Bacon
Doris & Orlyn Langenbau
Steve Strand
Jerry Rakowicz