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First Baptist Communiqué
Volume 232
St. Johns, Michigan
July/August 2014
July Events
Sunday, July 6th
Wednesday, July 2nd
No Sunday School
AM Service - Communion
Church-wide Potluck after
the AM Service
No Evening Service
No Prayer Meeting
No Sr. High Bible Study
Friday, July 4th
Church offices closed
Sunday, July 13th
Voice of the Martyrs Presentation,
Nathan Stump - PM Service
Wednesday, July 16th
Quarterly Business Meeting
6:30 pm
Sunday, July 27th
Communion
PM Service
August Events
Sunday, August 3rd
Brandon & Rachel Buser,
Missionaries to the Biem Tribe
AM & PM Services
Sunday, August 24th
Promotion Sunday
Sunday, August 10th
Teen Missions Trip
Presentation - PM Service
Sunday,
August 31st
Students will meet in their
regular class. Kindergarteners Church Service & Picnic
going into First Grade receive at St. Johns City Park
a Bible.
No Sunday School
No PM Service
(See Article on Page 3)
Church offices will
be closed
Friday, July 4th
“BY THE WAY, WHAT IS OUR
POLICY ON......”
Flowers from Funeral Services
Sign up Continues for
Handling the Hazards
Golf Outing - July 19, 2014
First Baptist Men’s Ministry will be teaming up once
again with other churches for our annual Handling the
Hazards Golf Outing on July 19, 2014 at the Emerald Golf
Club in Maple Rapids. This will be a four-man scramble
(Captain’s Choice) format - so put together your teams and
get ready. We will start with breakfast at 8 AM, have an
open range at 8:40 AM, followed by a shotgun start at 9:15
AM. Lunch, great prizes, specific hole contests, and some
MSU athletes to help you score - will also be included.
Cost will be $39.00/player - sign-up and money is
due by July 13th. Pick up a Flyer with more information and sign-up at the Information Area - any questions
contact Tim Fair (517) 202-9605 / [email protected]
From time to time people from our
congregation donate flower arrangements to
the church following the funeral of a loved
one. We always appreciate the thought and
gesture. We simply want people to be aware
that most of the time those arrangements will
not be placed at the front of the auditorium. A
lot of work and thought goes into coordinating
the platform area, and often donated flower
arrangements do not fit with what has been
planned.
Again, we always accept donated
flowers,but it is very likely that they will be
placed somewhere other than the front of the
auditorium. Our goal is to seek appropriate
places where arrangements fit with the existing surroundings.
Senior Saints
June 10th, twenty-two Happy
Senior Saints gathered for a
delicious potluck luncheon
followed by “carnival games” and prizes. FUN!!
Our next gathering will be Tuesday, July 8th, join us at
12:00 noon, at St. Johns City Park, St. Johns, for a picnic.
Bring your own meat to grill along with a salad or dessert,
table service and a beverage. Yard games to follow. If you
have a grill we could use, please call John Speck. Hope to
see you there!
Tuesday, August 12th, we will meet at Uncle John’s Cider
Mill.
Be sure to sign up at the Information Area.
Beginning Sunday, July 13th, all adult
Sunday school classes (unless your group is
still meeting for the summer) will meet in the
Auditorium for Sunday School.
We will continue viewing DVD’s from the
Worldview Weekend by various speakers on
different current topics from a Biblical viewpoint. They will continue until the adult small
groups and classes start back up in September.
Church Service & Cookout
Sunday, August 31st
10:30 am, St. Johns City Park
VBS Blessings
Sunday, August 31st, we will have our church
service at the Performance Shell at the St. Johns City
Park at 10:30am with a church-wide cookout to follow.
Parents please note: There will be childcare for Nursery/Toddlers in the Main Pavilion during the service. We
reserved the Main Pavilion for the cookout.
Start praying and planning now! This is a great
opportunity for us to invite our friends and neighbors.
What to Bring: LAWN CHAIRS and a DISH to
pass. Hamburgers and hot dogs, table service and drinks
will be provided.
Watch the bulletin for when to sign up. If you would
like to help with grilling, games, etc. please contact Pastor
Chad.
If it rains, the Service will be at the church and the
cookout will be cancelled.
Beacon of Hope
Update
Beacon of H0pe received the VBS offering this year. The
money was used to buy “Baskets for Beacon” - laundry
baskets filled with the most needed items in the Learn
& Earn store. THANK YOU to all the kids and workers
at VBS who raised over $260 for Beacon!
Volunteers Needed
Beacon needs volunteers to work in the store on Tuesday evenings when Beacon is open. Older teens are
welcome for this job. You do not need to work
every week.
Bibles Needed
Used copies of Large Print and Giant Print NIV
Bibles (1984) are needed for participants with vision
problems.
Warmer Weather is Here!
Do you have a fan or window air conditioner in good
condition that you no longer use? Beacon of Hope would
gladly accept donations of these items!
USHER SCHEDULE
A new fall usher schedule will
be done the middle of August.
If you are a member and would
like to be an usher, or you are an usher and need
to make a change, please contact Jerry Bishop
(989) 224-6603 or Dennis Whitlock (989) 2242470 by Sunday, August 3rd.
After decades of consistent,faithful,
loving service, Helen Kresge has
decided to resign from the position
of Nursery Sunday School Teacher.
Helen, thank you for blessing our
church body with your years of ministry!
With gratitude to God, I am happy to announce
that Emily Knaus will assume the position effective
August 3rd. I thank God for these two speciallyqualified servants for the nursery ministry.
Sarah Thomas, Nursery/Toddler Coordinator
School Supplies
Although the kids groan when they see them . . . school
supplies are on sale right after July 4th. This is the best
time of year to get supplies at their lowest prices. Items
Beacon of Hope needs: spiral notebooks, markers, twopocket folders, calculators, glue sticks, and crayons.
FAQ: Does Beacon of Hope accept
donations of adult clothing?
Yes! Larger sizes (XL and up) are especially appreciated for both men’s and women’s clothing. When cooler
weather comes, jackets and coats are needed. Beacon
also takes donations of adult shoes in good condition.
AWANA starts back up on
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
6:30 p.m.
FIRST BAPTIST
THIS ‘N’ THAT
Workers and Helper s are needed for ALL Clubs
Please make these changes to your
Parents – this is a great opportunity to work alongside
FBC Phone Directory:
your child/children. Please consider helping out (you must
be a regular attender or member of First Baptist). There is a
huge need for women to work with girls 3rd – 6th grade!!!
• Jim & Sharon Ashenfelter Cell Phone #’s
Contact Bonnie McCorvie at (517)204-6126 as soon as posJim: (517)897-6248
sible if you would like to help or need more information.
Sharon: (517)898-7864
Registration
Parents - please plan on registering your clubber(s) early. • Mike & Kallie Knaus E-mail:
The earlier the Better!! Early registration will allow our [email protected]
Awana secretaries to have records in place prior to the first
night of Awana.
• Greg & Sheri Lounds E-mail:
Starting Sunday, August 24th through September 7th: [email protected]
You may pick up blank registration forms at the Information
Area in the foyer and fill out at your leisure. Please place • Dave & Sue Mullikin Cell Phone #’s
completed forms in John Kresge’s Sunday School room right Dave: (989)292-1244
outside of the Children’s Wing in the box labeled “Awana Sue: (989)292-4067
Registration Forms”. Awana supplies will also be available
for purchase during this time in this room.
Important leader informational meetings will be
scheduled at a later date.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact
Bonnie McCorvie (517)204-6126 or Annette Wood (989)3071215.
Dear Church Family,
Thank you to all who prayed, supplied gifts and helped in Vacation Bible School
(VBS). It was a great week of seeing the Lord work in the lives of K-6th graders. About
75 kids enrolled with one profession of faith in Christ.
We learned about Moses and Jesus. God parted the Red Sea and we saw the
miracle of the holding back of the water in the basement so we could have VBS on
Thursday. (Pastor Chad has pictures)
The Lord is so good. Many kids were not from our church and quite a few were
unchurched. Please continue to pray for the boys and girls as they remember what
they learned.
Thank you again. Blessings to you,
Laurie Ordway
MISSIONS UPDATE:
BUSY HANDS FOR MISSIONS
On June 5th there were 5 ladies present. We filled 14 ditty bags for Youth Haven Ranch, retied and labeled the
quilt from LMF (circa 1977-78) and started assembling a quilt that was sent home to be completed.
We are taking July & August off so our next meeting will be Sept 2nd---9:30 AM to 2:30 PM. Watch the September
Communiqué for more details.
If you would like to do some sewing this summer, please contact me at 640-2704.
Have a good summer---In His service, Dee Chapman
THANK YOU’S
From Sue (and Steve) Mayo:
Today we received the packet you posted. Thanks so much for sending the church history to us. There were so
many things in it that we didn’t know about. Praise the Lord for the way He has grown the church for His glory!
We would love to have a personal tour through the entire facility some time when we are back if possible. Because of our limited time with you all on furloughs, we have never even seen the Beacon of Hope facilities. Your
tour guide notes were impressive! :)
First Baptist of St. Johns holds a very special place in our hearts with many wonderful memories of special people
and spiritual growth moments. Thanks again for thinking of us. We look forward to listening to the dedication
service CD soon
From Carl Kresge:
Thank you also for the wrench set. That was just what I needed! Please pass along my appreciation to the missions committee. They will get lots of use, not for SEND, but in my uDog game-making hobby in my basement!
From Lori Kresge:
Lori Kresge was here for a funeral and when asked if there was something she needed she replied “yes, I could
use a set of queen size sheets”. A color matching her bedroom was located in the mission’s storage area along
with a couple small candles and a body cream.
From Eleanor Brittain:
In a note from Eleanor Brittain (Living with her son Steve and family in Anaheim, CA since January): “Thank you
again for the thoughtful gifts you have sent from time to time. Love and prayers, Eleanor.”
MISSIONARY CLOSET
Suggestions for Missions Needs: Gift cards (please put in the offering plate and mark “For Missions”, bath towel
sets in the lighter colors, dish towels (always need), and queen-size sheets. Tools for men (and perhaps for women
as well): US and Metric open end wrenches, sockets sets, one handed clamps, metric only tape measures, drill
bit sets, and other items you might purchase at stores that have them for “free: with rebate”. Thanks so much
for keeping us supplied to pass onto those serving the Lord.
Items may be placed in the mission’s box in the Lost and Found closet across from the Information Area in the
main foyer.
LANSING CITY RESCUE MISSION
The mission houses around 40-50 children. They need school supplies. As August arrives and school supplies
go on sale these are the items they could use to help the children as they head back to school the end of August: Backpacks, Pencil Boxes/Bags, Kleenex, Pencils, Pencil Sharpeners, Mechanical Pencils, Ink Pens (Blue/
Black), Colored Pencils, Crayons, Markers, Highlighters, Rulers, Notebook Paper (Wide Ruled & College Ruled),
Spiral Notebooks (Wide Ruled & College Ruled), 3 Ring Binders Binder Dividers, Folders, Erasers, Scissors, Scientific Calculators, Glue Sticks, and Glue. Please place them in the yellow container marked “Lansing City Rescue
Mission” located in Scott Becker’s Small Group Classroom.
MISSIONARY OF THE MONTH
Joel & Ellen Hopkins
(En Route to East Germany)
Home address: 7046 N. Lowell Rd., St. Johns, MI 48879
E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: 630.470.5315
Birthdays: Joel: 11/10/83; Ellen: 8/2/82; Eliana: 4/3/11; Johanna: 6/7/13
Married: 12/29/06
Mission Agency: Josiah Venture - Website: www.josiahventure.com
WHERE GOD IS LEADING:
God has been leading Joel and Ellen towards the mission field for a long time and they are currently in the process of raising financial support. They are going to Leipzig, Germany as soon as they raise 100% of their support.
During the first two years, their focus will be to study the language and culture, participate in the existing youth
ministry of a Baptist-affiliated church, the EFG Jacobstrasse, and look for outreach opportunities at the local high
schools and Leipzig’s university.
They are blessed to work with an experienced organization like Josiah Venture, who has ministered in Central
and Eastern Europe for 20 years. Josiah Venture’s vision is to be a movement of God among the youth of Central and
Eastern Europe that finds its home in the local church and transforms society. Josiah Venture’s mission is to equip
young leaders in Central and Eastern Europe to fulfill Christ’s commission through the local church.
HOW IT ALL BEGAN:
Joel was raised in a Christian home, accepted Christ at an early age but did not walk with Him for many of
his teen years. During his sophomore year of high school, his family moved to St. Johns and attended First Baptist
Church. Feeling welcomed by Pastor Chad and the students in the youth group, he became involved at church and
soon recommitted his life to following Christ. He felt a calling into full-time ministry even then.
Ellen was raised in an unbelieving home in Germany. During her foreign exchange year in the Chicago suburbs,
she was presented with the gospel for the first time and prayed to receive Christ into her heart. God called Ellen into
full-time ministry soon after and led her to apply to Moody Bible Institute, where Joel and Ellen met.
HOW GOD LED THEM TO JOSIAH VENTURE AND LEIPZIG, GERMANY:
Ellen had always considered returning to her home country. Joel, who had considered missions even before
meeting Ellen, felt drawn to Germany when learning about Martin Luther’s reformation many centuries ago as well
as the desperate need for missionaries in formerly communist Eastern Germany.
Meanwhile, they continued to be involved in youth ministry state-side. God impressed on Joel’s heart to continue working with this age group as it is in need of consistent care and devotion. They have seen God bless their work
with youth over the years.
Upon meeting Josiah Venture, they fell in love with their values, strategies, and focus and could not believe how
much their ministry aligns with what God had already laid on their hearts. As they are part of the first Josiah Venture
team in Eastern Germany, they sought God’s will for a starting city and German home church and God led them to
their future German home church in Leipzig during a vision trip in 2010. God also began growing their team.
Currently, Joel and Ellen are involved in our Missionary Candidacy Development program in hope that we become their sending church.
Food for Thought…A Challenge to be Thinking Christians
5 Ways to Bless Your Workplace
By Nick Abraham
Nick Abraham holds an MDiv from Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary. He
lives in Navarre, Ohio, with his wife and daughter.
Before working at my present job, I was a cook for five years at an Italian restaurant. If you have worked
in the restaurant industry, you know that it can draw an interesting and diverse crowd of employees.
During that time, I became a Christian. I never thought that I would be in a more challenging work
atmosphere to share and live out my faith. While my current work atmosphere is really nothing like the
restaurant (I work at Fortune 500 company), I have found an entirely new set of challenges in living out
my faith at work. The truth is, there are always challenges to carrying the gospel message in a fallen
world, regardless of the context.
The corporate world presents a unique veneer of professionalism, ethics, and propriety. But in reality, the
guts of the day-to-day in a corporate job can be quite challenging. There are myriad moral conundrums
that come up in an office. We are faced with temptations to gossip and engage in malicious chatter when
others aren’t around. Many are faced with struggles with the opposite sex. The challenge for Christians
is to represent the gospel well at any job.
So how do we represent Jesus well in the workplace? Here are a five ways to grace your workplace.
1. Be bold but smart. Consider Paul’s boldness before Felix in Acts 24 or Jesus’ words on being brought
before governors and kings in Matthew 10. Just because we are at work, we are never exempt from
the call on our lives to make much of him. However, we must be smart and keep in mind passages like
(1 Peter 2:13): “Be subject for the Lord’s sake to every human institution.” At work, we are subject to
our bosses and to the leader or leaders of the company. So be bold, but keep in mind where you are.
2. Take risks. I realize this point somewhat contradicts the last one, but the Christian life rests in that
tension between risk and prudence. Take steps in work friendships to bring up Jesus. I am a relational
evangelist, meaning I like to establish some type of friendship and then bring up Jesus. I am rarely the
“can I tell you about Jesus?” guy. My temptation is to never actually bring up Jesus, or to do so in softened
ways. Risk a friendship, risk a promotion, risk not “fitting in,” or maybe even risk your job if God would
call you to that sacrifice. Of course, we don’t want to be reckless just for the sake of being reckless.
3. Pray for your enemies. Make it a practice to pray for the people who don’t seem to like you, who you
don’t really get along with, or who just always seem to have something snarky to say to or about you.
This is incredibly hard, which is why you need to rely on the Spirit. You will also discover God ministering to you even as you pray. Pray for them, for their families, and for their kids. Most importantly, pray
for their relationship with Jesus.
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Food for Thought…A Challenge to be Thinking Christians (Cont.)
4. Use your gift(s). I am a teacher/pastor type. I usually go into a teaching or pastoral mode at some
point during my faith encounters with coworkers. The church is still the church both gathered and scattered. While at work we continue to be part of the church scattered, and in the church we are called to
use our gifts to build up the body. Pray about and find a way to use your gift(s). Start a Bible study; start
a prayer group; take people’s prayer requests and pray for them; give of your time, talents, or treasures
to those in need. Do whatever it takes to be a reconciling minister of the gospel (2 Cor. 5:18-20).
5. Work hard. Be on time, care about your job, follow the rules, get your work done, and help others.
Of course, nonbelievers can be good employees, too. What makes us different is really captured in the
household codes from many of the epistles. “Servants, be subject to your masters with all respect, not
only to the good and gentle but also to the unjust” (1 Pet. 2:18). We should be that “good” employee
no matter whom we work for, what the conditions are, and/or whether we like the job. In sharing these
sufferings of Christ, light they may be, we can make much of Christ by working hard with integrity. Never
let laziness or grumbling be your calling card.
May God bless us as we seek to serve and make much of Christ in all areas of our lives!
“To them God chose to make known how great among the Gentiles are the riches of the glory of this
mystery, which is Christ in you, the hope of glory. Him we proclaim, warning everyone and teaching
everyone with all wisdom, that we may present everyone mature in Christ. For this I toil, struggling with
all his energy that he powerfully works within me.” (Col. 1:27-29).
Copyright © 2014 The Gospel Coalition, Inc. All rights reserved.
Editors’ note: This article originally appeared at Gospel-Centered Discipleship.
CALENDAR
Wed., July 2
Fri., July 4
Sat., July 5
NO Prayer Meeting
NO Sr. High Bible Study
Church Offices Closed
Teens Return from Detroit, MI (CSM)
Sun., July 6
Mon., July 7
Tues., July 8
Wed., July 9
Sat., July 12
AM Service - Communion. No Sunday School. No PM Service
Church-wide Potluck following the AM Service (Gym)
Mens Basketball -- 6:30pm (Gym)
Sr. Saints Luncheon at the St. Johns City Park -- 12:00pm
Sr. High Bible Study -- 5:30pm (St. Johns City Park)
Prayer Meeting -- 6:30pm (Office Level-#1 Classroom)
Paige Nichols/Andrew Feldpausch Wedding -- 2:00pm (Church)
Reception at 3:30pm (Gym)
Sun., July 13
Mon., July 14
Wed., July 16
Sat., July 19
Matt Cyrus’ Open House -- 3-?pm (at his home, 4561 Ballentine, Bath)
Voice of the Martyrs Presentation-Nathan Stump -- PM Service
World Missions Prayer Meeting -- after the PM Service
(Lower Level-John Kresge’s Classroom)
Mens Basketball -- 6:30pm (Gym)
Sr. High Bible Study -- 5:30pm (St. Johns City Park)
Quarterly Business Meeting/Prayer Meeting -- 6:30pm
(Office Level-#1 Classroom)
Men’s Ministry Golf Outing “Handling The Hazards” at the Emerald Golf Club -- 8am
Sun., July 20
Mon., July 21
Wed., July 23
Regular Services
Mens Basketball -- 6:30pm (Gym)
Sr. High Bible Study -- 5:30pm (St. Johns City Park)
Prayer Meeting -- 6:30pm (Office Level-#1 Classroom)
Sun., July 27
Mon., July 28
Wed., July 30
Communion -- PM Service
Mens Basketball -- 6:30pm (Gym)
Sr. High Bible Study -- 5:30pm (St. Johns City Park)
Prayer Meeting -- 6:30pm (Office Level-#1 Classroom)
BIRTHDAYS
01
Nathanael Whitelock
02
Mary Ann Rademacher
03
Anna Crandall
05
Beverly Gill
Gary Snyder
06
Doris Cook
07
Connie Cartwright
Scott McCorvie
08
Ruby Nichols
09
Carolyn Ely
Kevin McCorvie
Randy Salisbury
11
Sophia Morse
14
Jairus Becker
Vicky Ondrusek
15
Lori Knaus
Jenny Schafer
16
Mark Lutz
17
Zach Smith
18
Maris Everts
Lawrence Kruger
19
Ted Beck
20
Krista Mead
Stephanie Nichols
Brent Sheen
21
Jennifer Reava
Nellie Ryan
22
23
Carol Blink
Seth Schmidtmann
Eric Schneider
Justin Whitelock
Geraldine Arnett
Kieren Becker
Amanda Kanine
Patti Nichols
Diana VanOrsdol
24
Chris Deemer
John Speck
25
26
Becky Keilen
Brent Keilen
Sue Motz
28
Samuel Iung
Preston Nichols
Kent Schafer
Daniel Simon
Cheryl Wilkins
29
Timothy Crandall
Terry Haneckow
Sherri Purchase
30
Cody Beck
Elise Darragh
Chris Ordway
31
Silas Robbe
Kyle Walter
CALENDAR
Sun., Aug.3 Missionary Brandon Buser (Biem Tribe-New Tribes Mission) -- AM & PM
Mon., Aug. 4 Mens Basketball -- 6:30pm (Gym)
Wed., Aug. 6 Prayer Meeting -- 6:30pm (Office Level-#1 Classroom)
Sr. High Bible Study -- 5:30pm (St. Johns City Park)
Sun., Aug. 10 Teen Mission Trip Presentation -- PM Service
World Missions Prayer Meeting -- 7:15pm (Lower Level-John Kresge’s Class)
Mon., Aug. 11 Mens Basketball -- 6:30pm (Gym)
Tues., Aug. 12 Sr. Saints Luncheon -- 12noon (Meet at Uncle John’s Cider Mill)
Wed., Aug. 13 Elders Meeting -- 9:30am (Conference Room)
Prayer Meeting -- 6:30pm (Office Level-#1 Classroom)
Sr. High Bible Study -- 5:30pm (St. Johns City Park)
Thurs., Aug. 14 Missions Committee Meeting -- 6:30pm (Office Level-#2))
Sun., Aug. 17
Mon., Aug. 18
Wed., Aug. 20
Thurs., Aug. 21
Regular Services
Mens Basketball -- 6:30pm (Gym)
Prayer Meeting -- 6:30pm (Office Level-#1 Classroom)
Sr. High Bible Study -- 5:30pm (St. Johns City Park)
Deacons Meeting -- 6:00pm (Lower Level-Bob Showers’ Class)
Sun., Aug. 24
Mon., Aug. 25
Wed., Aug. 27
Promotion Sunday -- Students meet in their regular classrooms.
Kindergarteners going into First Grade will receive a Bible.
Mens Basketball -- 6:30pm (Gym)
Prayer Meeting -- 6:30pm (Office Level-#1 Classroom)
Sr. High Bible Study -- 5:30pm (St. Johns City Park)
Sun., Aug. 31
No Sunday School
AM Service at the St. Johns City Park Performance Shell
Church-wide Potluck Luncheon following the AM Service in the Main
Pavilion St. Johns City Park
No PM Service
AUGUST
BIRTHDAYS
01
Lydia Ely
Kay Schmidtmann
02
Thad Cartwright
Ellen Hopkins
12
Jackie Staib
13
Curtis Feldpausch
14
Michelette Richardson
Betty Sanford
03
Lisa Barrett (Schafer) 15
Grace Sawyer
Roger Carlisle
Tammy Underwood
Andrew Feldpausch
Ron Sischo
16
Judy Dollarhite
Tori Harps
04
Peter Bricker
Becky Kay
Brad Kresge
05
Ruth Sawyer
John Leif
Dell Schmidtmann
Isaac Painter
Ryan Shackelford
06
Stephanie Dush
Stan Kresge
18
Scott Becker
Michelle Rosendale
William Richardson
07
Nancy Arnst
19
Philip Burkhart
Adam Marcotte
09
Ben Mullikin
Sylvia Thomas
Patience Nichols
22
Anna Ordway
10
Becky Iung
Ian McCorvie
23
Marilyn Goldman
Madyson Reava
24
Becky Becker
25
Susie Lamb
Isaac Staib
26
Carrie Schmidtmann
27
28
29
31
Carly Schneider
Nicole Stine (Simon)
Eddie Moinet
Mary Bricker
Rachel Ely
Piper Knaus
Louie Simon
Gary Kingsley
SCHEDULES FOR JULY
06 NO SS
AM Pat Walker, Leah Deemer,
Linda Kresge
NO PM
13 SS
Jill Shackelford, Sarah
Thomas
AM Pat Walker, Susan Marcotte, Linda Kresge
PM
Sue Bishop, Sarah Thomas, Ashton Sheen
20 SS
Becky Becker, Bernadette
Richardson
AM
Becky & Rebekah Becker,
Diana VanOrsdol
PM
Jane & Lydia Cyrus,
Rebekah Snyder
27 SS
Fran Whitlock, Lori Knaus
AM
Carrie & Madison
Schmidtmann, Linda Kresge
PM
Lisa Crandall, Becky
Peterson, Hannah Robbe
GREETERS
06
13
20
27
Foyer Bryan & Trisha Feldpausch
Office Chris & Sarah Bouck
West Tom & MB Moldenhauer
(No PM Service)
Foyer Mike & Tammy Underwood
Office Bill & Sharon Kidd
West Evelyn Peterson
Foyer Roger & Rosanne Schafer
Office Gary & Pam Snyder
West Sharon Ashenfelter
Foyer Ron & Jill Keilen
Office Todd & Mishelle Pagels
West Diana VanOrsdol
Everyone greets in the
Evening Service
USHERS
TODDLERS
NURSERY
06 AM Rick & Sheila Robbe,
April Mullikin
NO PM
13 AM Grace King, Courtney
Schneider, Rebekah Painter
PM
Dennis & Annette Wood,
Ellen Kresge
20 AM Cassie Sischo, Eileen
Feldpausch, Rachel Robbe
PM
John & Karen Leif, Sarah
Snyder
27 AM Marcia Feldpausch, Valorie
Iung, Leah Robbe
PM
Ted & Michelle Beck, Pearl
Nichols
TODDLER COOKIES
06
13
20
27
Patti Jo Nichols
Carrie Miller
Sheila Robbe
Eileen Feldpausch
06 AM
NOPM 13 AM
PM
20 AM
PM
27 AM
PM *Captain
*Tim Fair, David Cook,
Joel Seling, Harold Lichte, William Kidd,
Ryan Shackelford
*Dell Schmidtmann, Doug Merignac, Jeff Ely, Dave Halfman
*John Leif, Jeremy
Thomas, Jason
Holben, Jim Cyrus, Brad Kresge, Roger Crowell
*John Glerum, Walt
Knaus, Ted Loznak,
Chris Bouck
*Scott McCorvie,
Derrick Ostrander,
Andrew Davis, Phil
Burkhart, Duane
Schafer, Brian Mead
*Jim Ashenfelter, Nick Bancroft, Joe Ondrusek
*Julius Motz, Heath
Miller, Shane Kidd, Mark Lutz, Rick Davis, Bill Richards
*Louie Simon, Dean Feldpausch
SCHEDULES FOR AUGUST
NURSERY
TODDLERS
USHERS
03 SS
Sarah Thomas, Bernadette
Richardson
AM Jill Shackelford, Debi Davis, Linda Kresge
PM
Dawn Benson, Valorie Iung,
Sarah Snyder
10 SS
Pat Wright, Lori Knaus
AM Ellen Hopkins, Lexie Sheen,
Linda Kresge
PM
Cheryl Haviland, Annette
Peterson, Pearl Nichols
17 SS
Becky Becker, Fran Whitlock
AM
Kay Schmidtmann, Trisha Feldpausch, Linda Kresge
PM
Holly Merignac, Casey
Ostrander, Ellen Kresge
24 SS
Helen Kresge, Kay
Schmidtmann
AM
Pat & Courtney Lutz, Linda Kresge
PM
Sarah Thomas, Dawn
Gudbrandson, Rebekah
Painter
31 AM
Grace King, Morgan Morse,
Linda Kresge
(Service at the St. Johns City Park)
03 AM Deb Galloway, Michelle
Rosendale, Ashton Sheen
PM
Carrie Miller, Sharon Kidd,
Rebekah Snyder
10 AM Yvonne Sischo, Katie Sawyer,
Michellette Richardson
PM
Andrea Bancroft, Darlene
Dutcher, Sarah Wood
17 AM Cathy McCune, Sarah Bouck, Natalie Feldpausch
PM
Davey & Katie Fore, Hannah Robbe
24 AM Jane & Lydia Cyrus,
Pamarie Nichols
PM
Laurie & Anna Ordway,
Cassie Sischo
31 AM Mary & Erin Simon, Bethany
& Hannah Marcotte
(Service at the St. Johns City Park)
03 AM
*Tim Fair, David Cook,
Joel Seling, Harold Lichte, William Kidd,
Ryan Shackelford
PM *Dell Schmidtmann, Doug Merignac, Jeff Ely, Dave Halfman
10 AM
*John Leif, Jeremy
Thomas, Jason
Holben, Jim Cyrus, Brad Kresge, Roger Crowell
PM
*John Glerum, Walt
Knaus, Ted Loznak,
Chris Bouck
17 AM
*Scott McCorvie,
Derrick Ostrander,
Andrew Davis, Phil
Burkhart, Duane
Schafer, Brian Mead
PM
*Jim Ashenfelter, Nick Bancroft, Joe Ondrusek
24 AM
*Julius Motz, Heath
Miller, Shane Kidd, Mark Lutz, Rick Davis, Bill Richards
PM *Louie Simon, Dean Feldpausch
31 AM
*Tim Fair, David Cook,
Joel Seling, Harold Lichte, William Kidd,
Ryan Shackelford
(Service at St. Johns City Park)
NOPM *Dell Schmidtmann, Doug Merignac, Jeff Ely, Dave Halfman
GREETERS
03
10
17
24
31
Foyer Tim & Debbie Fair
Office Joe & Vicky Ondrusek
West Tom & MB Moldenhauer
Foyer Bryan & Trisha Feldpausch
Office Jay & Becky Peterson
West Evelyn Peterson
Foyer Roger & Rosanne Schafer
Office Gary & Pam Snyder
West Sharon Ashenfelter
Foyer Ron & Jill Keilen
Office Todd & Mishelle Pagels
West Diana VanOrsdol
No Greeting - AM Service at St.
Johns City Park, No Sunday School,
No PM Service
Everyone greets in the
Evening Service
TODDLER COOKIES
03
10
17
24
31
Sharon Kidd
Fran Whitlock
Lisa Barrett
Bernadette Richardson
Susan Marcotte (AM Service at the St. Johns City Park)
*Captain