Glad Tidings - Congregational United Church of Christ, Neenah

Glad
Tidings
Congregational United Church of Christ Neenah / Menasha
January 2016
What 201 taught me… (or reminded me about what I already knew)
As we have been in the process of building of the 201 st New Habitat House in the Fox Cities, I’ve been
hearing from those who have worked on the house that they learned so much. Even those who have
done their own home repairs reflected on how they learned to do things better. I’ve had that experience
myself. I intentionally tried to work on a few days when we would be doing something I had never done
before because I knew I would learn something. But, now that the build is over and the house dedicated
and the family is moving in, I’m realizing that building house 201 has taught me more than some handy
building and home fix it techniques. Here’s my list of what 201 has taught me:
1.
That I have limitations and that’s okay. There are a lot of other folks who don’t have the
same limitations that I do and the other way around and when we all work together, there are
no limits to what we can do collectively.
2. That positive interactions can brighten up even the darkest (and muddiest, and wettest, and
messiest) of days.
3. That there really is good in the world and when you hold all the good up against all that is
not, it really is a light that the darkness can’t put out. Good. Wins. Every. Time!
4. That no matter how important the task is, no matter how critical it is to get something done,
relationships come first. (Okay, the Habitat people would say that safety comes first but I’d
have to put that as a close second or maybe a tie). It really is okay to stop and chat for a while.
5. That the work we do today may very well be making a huge impact in someone’s life years
from now. When Habitat was started through a group from our church back in 1993, they
maybe didn’t know that their work would eventually lead to over 200 new homes, plus many
more lives impacted by the other programs that Habitat now does like home repair, home
renovation, financial , not to mention the countless lives that are impacted through the many
volunteer hours. If you think that the little bit that you do to do good in the world doesn’t
matter, think again.
6. How easy it is to talk about our church (or Habitat) when you have rolled up your sleeves and
have gotten involved.
7. How much people really do want to know about the things that you are excited about.
8. That Habitat for Humanity is incredible.
9. That CUCCNM rocks!
10. That God is good…. all the time!
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What have you learned from your experience with 201?
Pastor Lynne
Ps… anyone interested in 301?
Pastoral Relations Committee
The Pastoral Relations Committee (PRC) exists to provide support to
the pastor and to help maintain and open and healthy relationship between the pastor and members of the congregation. Through the work
of the Pastoral Relations Committee, we follow the Apostle Paul’s instructions to “Help carry one another burdens, and in this way you will
fulfill the law of Christ. So then, whenever we have an opportunity, let
us work for the good of all, and especially for those of the family of
faith. (Galatians 6:2,10).
Our PRC meets quarterly but is always available to be in conversation
with the members of the congregation as a method of fostering a
healthy manner of relationship within the church. Should you ever have
anything to share with the PRC, contact any of the members: Dan
Balogh, Bob Nault or Ann Pabst.
The next PRC meeting will be on Thursday, January 21 at 7:00 pm
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Sue Knuth
Alan Gear
Tammy Heinrich
Don Kloepfel
Teagan Janness-Jording
Sara Toeppler
Dave Peperkorn
Alison Heiser
Liz MacKelvie
Jean McKnight
Tim Kellnhauser
Dean Katzman
Adam Anderson
01/20 Erv Hemb
01/22 Andy H-M.
01/23 Becky Nichols
01/24 Wayne Gibson
01/24 Megan Peters
01/24 Cory Hacker
01/26 David Rumpf
No January Wedding
Anniversaries
We would like to wish all a happy birthday
or anniversary. If your birthday or
anniversary was omitted or you would rather
not have it published, please contact the
church office.
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Long time member Lee
Forman past away on Nov
25th in Ft Myers Florida.
Services were held in
Florida on Dec 1st. Our thoughts
and prayers are with his family.
Pastor Lynne will be on
vacation Jan 9th - 18th. If you
are in need of pastoral assistance
please call the church office
725-4873
Please keep the
f o l l o w i n g
members
and
friends in your
p r a y e r s :
Bruce Janda (eye surgery),
Lee Forman Family upon his
death), Clo
Shumann (back
surgery),
Sherry Bayer, Joel
Toeppler, Barb Peperkorn, Dean
Curtis, Sandy Pozolinski Lebo,
Steve Furstenberg and Bill Gear.
Spiritual Life
Musical Greetings for 2016!!
January Lectionary
January is a month that I need to say ”Thank You” to a lot of people for
their dedication and help throughout the month of
December. December is the month to celebrate Christ’s birth, but it is
also one of the busiest months in the choir room.
A BIG thank you to everyone involved in the Christmas Musical “On Our
Way to Bethlehem”. What a wonderful celebration of Christ's birth and
the wonderful talent we have in our church! Thanks to everyone who was
willing to share their time and talents. It was such a special treat to have
such wonderful musicians.
I also want to say another special “Thank You” to the adult choir for all
their help in making the Christmas Eve service such
a wonderful experience. Every year so many of you are willing to come
and sing, and your voices add so much to the Christmas Eve
service. Thanks!
Adult Choir Rehearsals will begin on
Wed. January 6th, 6:30 pm
I hope to see many returning faces as well as
welcoming any new. All are welcome to come and
January is a great time to try out the choir.
January 3rd
Jeremiah 31:7-14 or
Sirach 24:1-12
Psalm 147:12-20 or
Wisdom of Solomon 10:15-21
Ephesians 1:3-14
John 1:(1-9), 10-18
January 10th
Isaiah 43:1-7
Psalm 29
Acts 8:14-17
Luke 3:15-,21-22
January 17
Isaiah 62:1-5
Psalm 36:5-10
1 Corinthians 12:1-11
John 2:1-11
January 24th
Nehemiah 8:1-3, 5-6, 8-10
Psalm 19
1 Corinthians 12:12-31a
Luke 4:14-21
January 31st
Jeremiah 1:410
Psalm 71:16
1 Corinthians 13:1-13
Luke 4:21-30
God’s Blessings,
Sherri Jischke
Music Coordinator
Church Office Holiday Hours
Glad Tidings Articles
Due January 15th
Office will be closed
January 1st
PANTRY SUNDAY----LET’S MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
December/January FOOD PANTRY
Item: Beef Stew
Food pantry items are used by our church as a "give away item" at our next Community
Table. We will be collecting items in hopes that there will be enough for each guest to get
one item. Please place above items in the shopping cart in the center hallway. They will
be distributed at our January 26th Community Table meal.
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Spiritual Life
New Member Inquiry and Orientation
Sunday, February 7
Following Worship
Annual Congregational Meeting
Sunday, January 31
11:00 am
Following an Abbreviated Worship Service
If you’re interested in learning more about our church
and considering becoming a member, come join us for a
light lunch, orientation and a time to ask your questions.
Please RSVP at the church office ([email protected] or
725-4873) by January 31. Child care will be provided!
New Member Reception
This is not going to be our usual Congregational
Annual Meeting. Sure, we’ll receive the annual
reports and adopt a budget like we always have but
plan on some celebration and fellowship. We will
share a potluck meal so get ready to bring your
favorite dish to share.
Sunday, February 28
During 10:15 am Worship
Plan to attend worship and help us welcome in
our newest members!
Pastor’s Office Hours and Locations
We’re putting some “New Beginnings”
things in action!
One of the ways that we’ll be “reaching out
to the neighborhood” a bit more is to
actually be working in the neighborhood a bit
more. Pastor Lynne will be having some office hours
in various locations out and about. She’ll still be at the
church most mornings (Monday – Thursday) so feel
free to drop in there. But, afternoons, you are just as
likely to find her in area coffee shops. Come on by
those places as well and join her for a chat. We’ll try
to keep the times and locations posted in the weekly
announcement flier and on Facebook. If ever you
want to get in touch with Pastor Lynne to find out
where she is so you can visit, call her cell phone
920-809-2178 or send her a text at that number.
Ash Wednesday and Lenten Services
It starts early this year!
Ash Wednesday is February 10, 2016.
We’re going to try something a bit different this
year for the Ash Wednesday and Lenten Services
and Potlucks. In order for our younger members
to participate, we’re going to have the dinner at
5:30 with the services to follow shortly after 6 pm.
(The key will be to get the pot luck started on
time!) Choir rehearsal will begin at 6:45 pm.
Ash Wednesday Service
February 10
6:00 pm (or a little after)
Confirmation Update
After a short break for the holidays (no class
held on December 23 or 30) the
confirmation students will jump right back
into things with class on January 3rd. They had a
wonderful time at the Knock-Knock retreat held at
Pilgrim Center in November. Thank you to Kerri
Ahlborg and Mary Janness for accompanying them
and some of our other middle school youth. Mark
your calendars for Confirmation Sunday, May 1st!
Still keeping the concept of an interactive
experience, we’re going to change things up a little
bit and get “messy.” This will be a family friendly,
kid (of all ages) engaging, hands on way to begin
our Lenten Season.
The service will begin in the Sanctuary as soon as
folks finish up with the potluck dinner
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Ministry of Faith Development
Y’all Come Youth Group
January 6th 2016
6:30p – 7:45p
It’s a celebration of Jesus’ birthday!
Again this year the Youth will be collecting birthday items during the
month of January to donate to the Christine Anne Center. We’ll be asking
for
donations of cake mixes, frosting,
candles, party hats
etc…
Anything Birthday Party related will be collected!!
National Youth Event
NYE is scheduled for July 26-30th
this year in Orlando Florida in a
Disney Resort. Please see the UCC
website for more information.
http://nye.uccpages.org/
Right now we know that
registration opens on January 20th.
If your child is thinking about
attending this NYE then a way for
them to help make funds to
support the trip would be to help
with the Winter Carnival. All
money raised by the Winter
Carnival will be split between
Camp Scholarship and NYE.
Beer and the Bible
What???
Beer and the Bible
m eet s
o n
Jan 19th at 6:59
pm at Waverly
Beach in Menasha.
Meetings are held the 3rd
Tuesday of every month. This
lively discussion is very informal
and lay led – there is no right or
wrong answer. Join us at 6:59
(or come at 6:00 and eat dinner
first.) ** Please Note B & B is
moving to from the 2nd to 3rd
Tuesday of the month.
NO Sunday School
Jan 3rd
Coming to CUCCNM a Winter Carnival.
Mark your calendars for Saturday February 20th 12:00 to 6:00.
There is a bulletin board in the hallway for sign ups for the Winter Carnival. The purple sheets with stars are to volunteer your time
and the blue sheets are to donate some items. The carnival is
fast approaching , and we could really use some help planning
and getting ready.
We still need some chairs for some of the sections and all sections still
need helpers. We are also in need of some silent auction items and other
donations to help with this event. The next meetings will be (all from 5:30
-6:30) December 30th at Waverly Beach, January 13th & January 27th
at church. Please join us and help plan this family fun day.
Souper Bowl of Caring
On Sunday, February 7th, 140 million Americans will
tune in to the Super Bowl football game. There will be parties with
abundant food, friendship and fellowship. At the same time, there will
be people worrying about staying warm, finding shelter and a warm
meal. Please join the young people of this congregation and around the
country as they demonstrate God’s love by loving their neighbors
through the Souper Bowl of Caring. It’s a simple, yet significant act of
caring for others. The children will be collecting cans/boxes of soup or
Drop $1 (or more) in the soup pot as you leave worship.
Camp AweSum
Youth and Young Adult Mission Opportunity
For youth currently in 8th grade or older and young adults
under the age of 25.
Camp AweSum Family Camp provides families who have children
with Autism Spectrum Disorders to attend a safe, supportive week at a
camp setting. Our youth and young adults are invited to spend the week at
one of the weeks of Camp AweSum at Moon Beach to help provide
respite care and support to the families. Although we do not have a firm
date for this year’s Camp AweSum experience, we are expecting it to be in
July or August. The cost is $100 which will be given to Moon Beach as a
donation. Fundraisers will be done throughout the year to help cover the
costs of transportation. If you would like more information about our
Camp AweSum experience, please contact Pastor Lynne and let her know.
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Ministry of Stewardship
Dear Members,
As you read this communication, your Ministry of Stewardship is working diligently on
a budget for 2016. Having to submit this note early in December for publication in
January, details are far from certain. It appears that we will have a sizeable deficit in
2015, but it should be well short of the $30,000 projected last January. We all can
thank individuals who made additional financial contributions and contributions of
time and talent that led to reduced expenses. Pitching in together reminds us of the church family we
truly are.
Over the last several years, we have had to utilize the Permanent Opportunity Fund (POF) to cover
annual deficits in our budget. Based on pledges to date, it appears 2016 may be no different. Our
predecessors have generously endowed us with these gifts in order to preserve this congregation into the
future.
2015’s deficit will be funded from the principal of the Congregational Enrichment Fund, as will any 2016
or future budget deficits, until the CEF is depleted. The Finance Committee will use our best estimate of
income from your pledges and history of giving to propose a balanced budget for 2016. If this cuts into
our mission too deeply, our POF policy allows us to propose a budget with a deficit up to $30,000,
which would require approval with a 2/3 majority vote at the January annual meeting. It will be our goal
to honor both the needs and desires of the current congregation as well as those who have endowed us
with the financial resources for a fruitful future.
We anticipate holding a preliminary budget hearing on Sunday, January 10, 2016 after worship, and a
second hearing on January 24, and welcome your input and comments. A final vote will be taken at the
annual meeting January 31.
Yours in Christ,
Steve Stoll,
Chair, Ministry of Stewardship
Ministry of Service
Our January Special Offering will support Samaritan Counseling Center of the Fox Valley.
Samaritan Center provides psychotherapy that connects mind and spirit so individuals,
families, organizations and communities can thrive. In 2015, Samaritan Center helped 1,000
people thrive -- including “Isabel.” Every time Isabel comes for a counseling session, her
Samaritan therapist takes her hands, looks into her eyes and tells her the beauty and strength
she sees there. Isabel cries every time. She is moved and inspired by an adult who sees the
soul inside her and encourages her, rather than assuming the worst about her. That’s what
Samaritan Center does – cares deeply for clients, integrating each child’s and adult’s unique spirituality in his or
her
counseling. Some 40 percent of the kids and adults Samaritan Counseling Center serves are low-income
and struggle to access care elsewhere. YOU make their care possible through your gifts this month. Thank you!
M
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Our Wider Church
Dear friends and colleagues in Christ,
I write to you to share an exciting new initiative we are calling Shift!
The time has come to relinquish our age-old lament over declining membership and diminishing resources. Why? Not
because we've stumbled into some new quick fixes, but because God invites us to "Shift" our focus away from church scarcity
toward spiritual abundance. Why do we continue to dwell on what we lack rather than fix our eyes on changing lives through
the ministry of Jesus Christ?
If we are to faithfully "Be the Church" in this 21st Century, we will need to stoke anew the fires of passion for the Gospel.
It will require a Shift from a focus on "maintenance ministry" (preserving our buildings and budgets) to a focus on
"mission ministry" (transforming lives through the power of love).
Over the past ten months our Wisconsin Conference staff and Board of Directors have begun to establish a vision that
inspires us toward an intentional building of collegial relationships, exploring collaborative ministry, developing
conference-wide networks and resources, and embracing the need for "adaptive" change. This vision is rooted in the story
of our faith ancestors in our relational care for one another.
We are launching this vision with an initiative called Shift. The name itself suggests the necessity for change, in order for
the United Church of Christ to be relevant and thriving in the next generation. At General Synod this past summer,
General Minister and President Rev. John Dorhauer charged us with this crazy mandate - "Prepare to fail!" In other
words . . . think outside the box . . . take some risks . . . let the Holy Spirit inspire your congregation to launch some new
ministry that will bring goodness and grace to the world, and renewed energy and vitality to your congregation!
I have already invited our Conference staff to do some shifting. Our current mission is clear and compelling - to
equip, support and resource the local church and the pastors of our Wisconsin Conference. We are asking ourselves
daily - What must we let go of in order to dedicate ourselves to this mission? How can we silo less and collaborate more?
How can we can we create "congregational connectivity" that shares best practices and creative ideas? What new models
and expression of "Church" can we explore and guide?
This initiative is a response to what we are hearing - the recognition that all of our congregations will need to adapt and
change as we wrestle with the notion of how to Be the Church of the future. The Shift initiative is an invitation for the
local church to enter into an exciting dialogue and an opportunity for the Wider Church to partner with you.
Our 2016 Annual Meeting will focus on paradigm Shifts in the local church. We will even invite congregations to commit
to exploring one major "Shift" over the coming year. The Wisconsin Conference is preparing to support your congregation
in a myriad of ways: coaching, programming, mentoring, cohort groups, staff guidance, collaborative networking and many
resource materials.
Over the next month we will develop a conversational resource piece for your congregation. In January we invite your
leadership board and pastor to begin a discernment process aimed at discovering ONE area of ministry in which
you have the passion and potential for a Shift. Some examples include: a fresh approach to spiritual formation, a deeper
commitment to community based ministries and justice work, new models for staffing, governance and pastoral leadership,
spiritual gift inventories, congregational wellness programs, and new mission initiatives.
This is an exciting time in the life of the Wisconsin Conference. God calls us to be bold in our faith and courageous in our
vision for the Church of tomorrow!
Autumn blessings,
Franz Rigert
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Help Needed
Ministry of Stewardship
2016 Contribution
Envelopes
2016
Contribution
Envelopes are ready
for pick up. Please let
the church office know
if you no longer want envelopes
or if you would like to
receive them.
Church Books Close Dec 31st
A preliminary budget hearing will
be held on Sunday, January 10,
2016 after worship, and a second
hearing on January 24. The
M in i st r y o f St e w ar d sh ip
welcome your input and
comments. A final vote will be
taken at the annual meeting
January 31.
Church Books will
close Dec 31st.
Financial gifts to
the church for the year 2015
must be received by financial
secretary Thursday, Dec 31st.
Thank you, Melanie Nault
Save the Date
Annual Meeting
Jan 31st
The Ministry Council is
looking for a secretary.
This person would need
to attend monthly
Ministry
Council
meetings (usually held on the 4th
Thursday of the month) and
Congregational meetings. The main
responsibility is to take notes and
distribute them but the Secretary is
also an elected officer of the church
and a member of the
Ministry
Council. If you are interested in this
position please contact Linda Stoll
([email protected] ) or Bruce Janda
([email protected].)
Church Information
1511 Nicolet Blvd.
Neenah Wi 54956
920-725-4873
Website: www.cuccnm.org
Church Office
[email protected]
Annual Report
It is going to be that
time of year soon
and the deadline for
submitting those
articles is coming up quick.
Please have your
annual
report articles in to the church
office by January 8th.
Pastor Lynne Spencer-Smith
[email protected]
Christian Education Director
[email protected]
Communication Coordinator:
[email protected]
Time & Talent Coordinator
[email protected]
Treasurer's Corner
Wider Church Contacts:
November
Giving Income
$
Interest + Rents
Other Income
Total Income
$
Expenses
Difference
$
Year to Date
27,088
$ 166,809
351
976
-
921
27,439
$ 168,705
17,321
186,255
10,118
$ (17,549)
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www.ucc.org
(United Church of Christ)
www.neaucc.org
(Northeast Association )
www.wcucc.org
Wisconsin Conference
www.uccfoxvalley.org
Fox Valley UCC
congregations
Spiritual Life
2011
“Needlers”
Please join us in the church lounge the 1st Wednesday and
3rd Friday of the month at 1:00pm. (Jan 6th and 15th)
This is for anyone working on a needlework project
(knitting, crocheting, etc.) or wanting to learn to knit. Some will be working on Prayer Shawls. Questions, contact Laurie Kleist.
News from Lake Edge
Lake Edge has enjoyed a great Holiday Season, but low
enrollment is creating some challenges. Please keep us in
your prayers and we move forward.
Ministry Council
Moderator:
Linda Stoll
Vice Moderator:
Bruce Janda
Secretary:
Treasurer: Dave Zernicke
PLAN AHEAD FELLOW GARDENING FRIENDS:
There will be another plant sale in May. Save plant containers and fill with annuals or perennials from your collection in
spring. Or save and bring any empty plant containers to the
church in spring. The sale will probably occur the second Sat. in
May. You, your containers and your plants will help make the sale a
success. Last year the sales in May and June sale netted about $1,300.
With good PR we hope the one day sale will bring in an equal amount.
Book Club
Book Club will meet at noon at Neenah Perkins on
January 10th to discuss Inside the OBiens by Lisa
Genova. Anyone is welcome to join.
Ministry of Faith Development
Jenn Abing
Ministry of Service:
Kris Anderson
Ministry of Spiritual Life
Cindy Wolf
Ministry of Stewardship
Steve Stoll
At Large: Dan Balogh
Cheryl Humleker
Chuck Luebke
Communication Coordinator:
Church Historian:
Jeff Stewart
Church Cancellations
Should Sunday services need to be
cancelled due to
inclement weather a decision will be made by 7:00 am.
Notification will be posted on the website, Facebook, the
church telephone answering machine, and television channels 26 and 5
(WFRV). (Attempts will be made to list on other stations but we have
specific instructions for these two.)
Should an evening program (youth group, choir, etc.) be cancelled the
decision will be made by 4:00 pm and notification will be posted in the
same manner.
UN-Hanging of the Greens
after worship on Jan 3rd
More hands make less work !
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“An
AED
(automatic
electronic defibrillator) is
available in the east hallway
across from the church office. In
the case of an emergency, call
911 first.
Time and Talent
Upon receiving the schedule, please review it to ensure you are available when scheduled. If you are unavailable,
please use the contact information to find a replacement for yourself. Please notify the Clo Shumann
[email protected] and church [email protected] with the schedule change. Thanks to all for your
continued support and service as volunteers!
Clo Shumann, Volunteers Coordinator
Sunday
Date
01/03/2016
01/10/2016
01/17/2016
01/24/2016
01/31/2016
Host
Don Kleist
Pat Bezella
Ann Pabst
Dar Schuff
Marcy Fry
Liturgist
Linda Stoll
Cheryl Humleker
Sue Knuth
Pam Zielinski
Signa Meyers
Greeter 1
Maribeth Diem
Kerry Fox
Dean Katzman
Liz MacKelvie
Ann Pabst
Greeter 2
Laurie Kleist
Terri Flesburg
Pat Katzman
Marcy Fry
Dorothy Samu
Head Usher
Steve Stoll
Gary Bezella
Ginny Stutzman
Cindy Wolf
Jack Fry
Usher 2
Alan Gear
Dorothy Samu
Dave Zernicke
Nancy Winkler
Connie Regazzi
Usher 3
Marty Abing
Mark Marek
Erv Wegner
Pat Mahoney
Kelsey Wadleigh
Usher 4
Jenn Abing
Victoria Skye
Wendy Remmel
Maribeth Diem
Depositor
Steve Stoll
David Reynolds
Bruce Janda
Pam Zielinski
Cadey Katzman
Roy
Rosenberger
Acolyte
Luke Abing
Henry Balogh
Ally Hillis
Owen Huycke
Izzy Hagenow
Nursery 1
N/A
Sam Chaffin
Alanna Smith
Laurie Kleist
Cindy Wolf
Nursery 2
N/A
Abigail Jischke
Denise Stewart
Audrey Mosebach
Abigail Jischke
Communion
Preparation
Terri Flesburg
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Projectionist
N/A
Kevin Shumann
Kevin Katzman
Interested in serving as a Worship Host?
There is a need for someone to serve on the
second Sunday of the month as well as people
to be on a list of substitutes. Contact Laurie
Kleist or the church office if you would
enjoy serving as a worship host.
Looking for help in the Nursery
If you are interested in helping,
please contact the church office.
A background check and training to
be completed before you can be
scheduled.
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Kevin Shumann Kevin Katzman
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
1
Church office
closed
New Years Day
3
4
5
6
NO
Sunday School
10:15am
Worship
11:30 am
11:30 am
Staff Meeting
7:00am
Discussion Group
11:00am
Bible Study
1:00 pm
Needlers
6:30 pm
Adult choir
Confirmation
6:30pm
Youth Group
Min. of Spiritual Life
Hanging of the Greens
10
9:00 am
Sunday School
10:15am
Worship
11:15 am
Preliminary Budget
Hearing
12:00pm
Book club ,
Perkins, Neenah
11
12
13
11:30 am
Staff Meeting
7:00am
Discussion Group
11:00am
Bible Study
6:30 pm
Adult choir
Confirmation
5:30 pm
Carnival Meeting
7
12:00 pm
Clergy Study
8
Annual Report
articles Due
7-8:30pm
Horizon II AA
14
Sat
2
7-8:30pm
Horizon II AA
9
7-8:30pm
Horizon II AA
15
Glad Tidings
articles Due
16
1:00 pm
Needlers
7-8:30pm
Horizon II AA
17
18
19
20
21
9:00 am
Sunday School
10:15am
Worship : Kids Sing
11:30 am
Staff Meeting
7:00am
Discussion Group
11:00am
Bible Study
6:59 pm
Beer & Bible,
Waverly Beach
6:30 pm
Adult choir
Confirmation w/
Mentors
7:00pm
Pastoral Relations,
Uncorked
7-8:30pm
Horizon II AA
22
23
7-8:30pm
Horizon II AA
24
25
26
27
9:00 am
Sunday School
10:15am
Worship
11:15 am
Budget Hearing
11:30 am
Staff Meeting
7:00am
Discussion Group
11:00am
Bible Study
6:30pm
Finance
6:30 pm
Adult choir
Confirmation
5:30 pm
Carnival Meeting
28
31
11
30
6:30 pm
Ministry
Council
7-8:30pm
Horizon II AA
9:00 am
Sunday School
10:15am
Worship
29
7-8:30pm
Horizon II AA
Congregational United Church of Christ
of Neenah / Menasha
1511 Nicolet Blvd.
Neenah, Wi 54956
920-725-4873
www.cuccnm.org
[email protected]
January 3rd
Un-Hanging of the Greens
January 10th and 24th
Budget Hearings
January 31st
Annual Meeting
12