January 2015

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Calvary Baptist Church
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Calvary
A monthly newsletter
affirming & informing
the Calvary family.
family.
January 2015
Calvary
Return Service Requested
In Need of PRAYER?
During office hours, call
503.363.9246 or email
[email protected].
After hours or on the
weekend, call the Prayer
Hotline at 503.363.9246
and select option #3 or
email your concern to
[email protected].
Calvary Staff
Bret Truax
Pastor
[email protected]
Tanya Fagan
Business Manager
[email protected]
Kate Crafts
Office Manager
[email protected]
Ken Reed
Custodian
Shannon Merzenich
Children’s Associate
[email protected]
Tod Scheler
Youth Pastor
[email protected]
Nolan Cason
Youth Associate
[email protected]
Misty Matthews
Music Director
[email protected]
Sunday Morning Worship Service
Office Hours
Adult Bible Classes
Monday - Thursday
9 am to 2 pm
Friday - Closed
Sunday Morning
Calvalog CREW
Worship Service at 10:15 am in the Sanctuary
Foundations at 9 am in the Keystone Room. Don’t miss great fellowship and learning about how to walk faithfully with the Lord. For
more information contact Tom and Lisa Mann at 503-566-7579.
Covenant Fellowship at 9 am on the 2nd floor. All are welcome.
College/Career Class at 9 am downstairs in room 23. We are
studying Bill Hybel’s book “Too Busy Not To Pray.” Contact April
Tate at 503-991-5938 for more information
Tuesday Morning
Early Risers Men’s Study 6:30 - 7:30 am. The study focus is on
the book “The Measure of a Man” by Gene Getz. Contact Doug
Hollums at 1-541-815-0755 for more information.
Wednesday Afternoon
Bible Study meets at 1:45 pm every Wednesday afternoon for fellowship, prayer and Bible study. Contact Lydia Gilman at 503-3858397 for more information.
Wednesday Evenings
Bible Study meets in the Keystone Room from 6:00 - 7:00 pm. If
you want to delve into God’s word, come join us. For more information, contact Tom and Lisa Mann at 503-566-7579.
Carole Barton
Jeremy Baeseman
Dick and Frieda Bladorn
Virginia Lauseng
Christy O’Hara
Carolyn Turner
Winnie Wiebort
Baptism Service
What better way to begin a new year
than by celebrating with those who are
taking the next step in their discipleship
adventure with Christ! On Sunday, January 4th, we will have our first baptism
service of 2015. If you have not yet been
baptized and sense that God is prompting you in that direction, or if you would like to know more about why
baptism is such an important part of our journey with Jesus, then
please contact Pastor Bret.
Annual Report Information Due
Please turn in your information to the office no later than January
18th, 2015.
Annual Business Meeting
On February 15th, following our worship service, we will have our
In This Issue Annual Business Meeting followed by an all-church pot luck.
From the Pastor 2
Prayer Needs 3
Direct … Father 3
Youth 4
Children’s Ministry 5
Ministry News 6
Birthdays 7
Memorials 9
Calendar 10
Calvary Baptist Church is a body of
believers whose purpose is …
To glorify God
by becoming disciples
who know and live God’s will.
A Message from Pastor Bret
February 2015 Events
This month (i.e. January
10th) our oldest daughter,
Heather, is getting married.
As it probably is for many
parents whose child is getting married, this has been a
time of celebration, excitement, and reflection. For 27
years Ann and I have attempted to instill those qualities and traits that will enable Heather to have a
happy life, as well as to be
the kind of wife and
(someday) mother that God would call her to be. We
have tried to do this through the teachings and life
experiences we have exposed her to and modeled
in our own lives, but we still wonder, “Was it
enough?” Did we love her enough? Did we support
and encourage her without developing a sense of
entitlement? Have we shown her what it means to
be a godly parent and spouse while also acknowledging that marriage and parenting take an extraordinary sense of commitment and hard work? Above
all, have we infused her with the awareness that first
and foremost, her eyes must constantly be set upon
Jesus and on fulfilling His will for her life, her marriage, and her family? We have tried so hard, and
yet her future is not ours to decide. It’s at this point
that we have to release her, trusting that the foundations that we sought to instill are as strong and solid
as we have prayed they would be.
This same dynamic is at play in our relationship
with God, isn’t it? He loves us, nurtures us, equips
us, encourages us, watches over us and when necessary, corrects us. Still, He cares enough about us
not to manipulate or control us and instead, releases us to live the lives we choose to follow. His
hope is that we will remain true to His teachings
and the life Jesus modeled for us, but the choice
is ours.
As we begin this new year, may we commit ourselves anew to living in ways that bring joy to
God’s heart. No, He won’t quit loving us if we ignore Him and do our own thing. However, when
we do choose to follow God more closely, it’s a
win-win situation. We win because God’s ways
lead to lives that are more joyful, content, and
fulfilling. God wins because, just as is true with
earthly parents, He experiences a father’s pride
and contentment at seeing His children live the
way He knows is best for them.
May 2015 be an exceptional year for you and for
our church.
Pastor Bret
SUN
MON
TUES
WED
THURS FRI SAT
2
8:45 am Chair
Aerobics
6 pm Basketball
3
6:30 pm Men’s
Early Riser
Study
1:30 pm
Women’s
Fellowship
4
5
6
8:45 am Chair Aerobics
9 am Men’s Coffee
10 am Prayer Quilters
@ Madrona Hills
1:45 pm Bible Study
6 pm Bible Study
6:45 pm Choir Practice
7 pm Wavewalkers Outreach
7
8
10:15 am Worship
9
8:45 am Chair
Aerobics
12 am Deadline
for signing up
for PNO
6 pm Basketball
10
6:30 pm Men’s
Early Riser
Study
1:00 pm Van
Goers’ Meet
7:00 pm Boards
Meet
11
8:45 am Chair Aerobics
12 pm Calvalog Articles Due
1:45 pm Bible Study
6 pm Bible Study
6:45 pm Choir Practice
7 pm Wavewalkers
Huddle groups
12
9 am Men’s Coffee
6 pm PNO
13
14
15
10:15 am Worship
16
President’s Day
Building closed
in observance
17
6:30 pm Men’s
Early Riser
Study
18
8:45 am Chair Aerobics
10 am Prayer Quilters
1:45 pm Bible Study
6 pm Bible Study
6:45 pm Choir Practice
7 pm Wavewalkers
Community Dinner
19
9 am Men’s Coffee
10 am Calvalog
Collated
7 pm Council
Meeting
20
21
23
8:45 am Chair
Aerobics
6 pm Basketball
24
6:30 pm Men’s
Early Riser
Study
25
8:45 am Chair Aerobics
1:45 pm Bible Study
6 pm Bible Study
6:45 pm Choir Practice
7 pm Wavewalkers
Huddle groups
26
9 am Men’s Coffee
27
28
1
10:15 am Communion
& Worship Service
To the people at Calvary Baptist Church
Every time Beve and I receive the check for retired
pastors, I am thankful for your generosity. Over the
years, as a pastor, the church took the Retired Ministers and Missionaries Offering and I had little realization that someday I might be on the receiving end of
the gift.
Now, as we find ourselves among the “old retired pastors and wives” the offering check is received with a
thankful heart. It means more than money. It means
that our denomination along with your generosity make
us deeply aware that we are not forgotten.
Thank you again.
With warm respect,
Annual Business
Meeting
immediately following
the worship Service.
22
10:15 am Worship
12:30 pm Diner’s Club
Pastor Jack Kiekel and Beve Kiekel
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January 2015 Events
SUN
MON
TUES
WED
THURS
1
New Year’s Day
Building closed in
observance
Direct Line to
the Father
FRI SAT
2
3
Praise
4
No College/Career Study
10:15 am Communion,
Baptism & Worship
11
10:15 am Worship
18
10:15 am Worship
5
6
8:45 am Chair 6:30 pm Men’s
Aerobics
Early Riser
6 pm Basketball
Study
1:30 pm
Women’s
Fellowship
7
8:45 am Chair Aerobics
10 am Prayer Quilters
1:45 pm Bible Study
6 pm Bible Study
6:45 pm Choir Practice
7 pm Wavewalkers Game
Night
8
9 am Men’s Coffee
12
13
8:45 am Chair 6:30 pm Men’s
Aerobics
Early Riser
6 pm Basketball
Study
1 pm Van Goers
7 pm Boards
Meet
14
8:45 am Chair Aerobics
12 pm Calvalog Articles
Due
1:45 pm Bible Study
6 pm Bible Study
6:45 pm Choir Practice
7 pm Wavewalkers Huddle
Discipleship
15
9 am Men’s Coffee
21
8:45 am Chair Aerobics
10 am Prayer Quilters
1:45 pm Bible Study
6 pm Bible Study
6:45 pm Choir Practice
7 pm Wavewalkers Taco
Night
22
9 am Men’s Coffee
10 am Calvalog
Collated
7 pm Council
Meeting
23
24
28
8:45 am Chair Aerobics
1:45 pm Bible Study
6 pm Bible Study
6:45 pm Choir Practice
7 pm Wavewalkers Huddle
Discipleship
29
9 am Men’s Coffee
30
31
19
Martin Luther
King Jr. Day
Building
ANNUAL REPORTS DUE
closed In
observance
25
10:15 am Worship
20
6:30 pm Men’s
Early Riser
Study
26
27
8:45 am Chair 6:30 pm Men’s
Aerobics
Early Riser
6 pm Basketball
Study
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 Ericka & Josh Myers pleased to announce that they are expecting a little
one! Ericka is nine weeks along and the baby is set to make his/her debut in mid-July.
Our love & prayers go out for
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 Lucille Harley is recovering from a sprained ankle.
 JoAnn Lindorfer’s sister, Anna, is recovering from surgery.
 Kathy Smith, her family & friends as they mourn the unexpected passing
of Kathy’s sister.
 The family and friends of Orval Cummings as they mourn his loss. At
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Doubting is always
put under the ban,
because it stands as a foe
to faith and hinders
effectual praying.
In the First Epistle to Timothy
Paul gives us an invaluable
truth relative to the conditions
of successful praying, which he
thus lays down:
“I will therefore that men
pray everywhere, lifting
up holy hands, without
wrath and doubting.”
Orval’s request there will not be a public service. Cards may be mailed
C/O Jan Montgomery, 530 NW Birch St., McMinnville, OR 97128.
The Cummings family has also requested prayer for the brother-in-law
(Joe) of Orval's son, Edward. Joe was recently hunting and had a tree
fall on him resulting in numerous broken bones and internal injuries.
All questioning must be
Helen Randle is recovering from a small stroke.
watched against
Gary and Lydia Gilman as they mourn the loss of Bertha Gilman.
and eschewed.
Barbara Sharp, Wayne Barton’s sister, is recovering from hip surgery.
Fear and peradventure have no
Gerry Adams continues to struggle with health issues.
place in true praying. Faith
Ron Smith continues to struggle with health issues.
must assert itself and bid these
F. Donald & Betty Parsons are new to our church, have some health
foes to prayer depart.
issues and need prayer for encouragement.
Continue to Remember: Jim Scott, Twila Osborn, Katie McGee, Michael
Macaitis, Charlotte Jackson, Jack Wright, Wayne Barton, Mary Ann & Lowell
Gunselman, Gloria Winniford, Irene Singer, Alice Judd, Winnie Wiebort, Sandra Roop, Sandra Dutton, Lucille Reagan, Gertrud Pump, Ann Wiens, Norman Kelley, those unable to attend service due to health or aging concerns,
family and friends who are unemployed, those who are homeless, those
serving in the military and their families, and Christians throughout the world
who face persecution for their faith.
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(Excerpt from
EM Bounds on Prayer)
Ministries
Our Family PrayerYouth
Concerns
Sunday Morning
9 am
Senior High
10:15 am
Worship Service
10:30 am
Middle School
Wednesday
Senior High &
Middle School
7 - 8:30 pm
Sunday Morning Learning Community
Bertha E. (Schaffner) Gilman — Sept 12, 1915 - Dec 4, 2014
Senior High@9:00am ~ Middle School@10:30am
In the Fellowship Hall
Bertha Gilman, of Federal Way, Washington and formerly of Salem, Oregon, passed away at the age of 99 years.
She was born in Moorewood, Oklahoma to Fredrick and Katherine (Scherle) Schaffner. In 1916 the family moved to
Colorado. On September 13, 1933 she married Milan H. Gilman in Lamar, Colorado and in August of 1937 they
moved to Salem, Oregon after losing their farm, animals and crops during the infamous Dust Bowl. She was a long
time member of the Calvary Baptist Church in Salem, Oregon. Bertha was preceded in death by her parents and
each of her siblings, her husband Milan H. Gilman, daughter Neva (Gilman) Andrus and son Kenneth L. Gilman.
She is survived by her daughter Nadine (Gilman) Scott of Federal Way, Washington, 8 grandchildren, 7 greatgrandchildren, 5 great-great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Burial will be beside her beloved husband at Belcrest Memorial Park in Salem.
Beginning in January we will begin a new Sunday morning teaching ministry called
“Napkin Theology.” We will be sharing simple drawings that teach deep theological truth.
Each week we will gather together for breakfast food around the table together. Because
we plan to be eating together regularly, we will be meeting downstairs in the fellowship
hall.
Wavewalker Wednesdays in January
7:00pm-8:30pm (new time)
1/7/15
GAME NIGHT
Bring friends!
Game Night
January 7th
7 - 8:30 pm
Huddle Discipleship
January 14th
7 - 8:30 pm
Taco Night
January 21st
7 - 8:30 pm
Huddle Discipleship
January 28th
7 - 8:30 pm
Youth Mission Trip
Spring Break
March 21st - 29th
1/14/15
HUDDLE
DISCIPLESHIP
1/21/15
TACO NIGHT
Bring Friends!
1/28/15
HUDDLE
DISCIPLESHIP
Winter Camp 2015
January 16th - 19th
Upcoming Events
Wednesday Evenings
Memorials
Features:
● A one weekend “mega-camp”
(Martin Luther King Jr. weekend)
● Easier for churches to plan with elementary, middle school
and high school programs
Recruiting now for program crew,
happening on one weekend.
counselors and musicians.
● Two full days of snow play.
Apply online at:
● Options for skiing. (extra
www.camparrahwanna.org
cost)
Questions? Call: 503-622-3189
Announcing: Youth Mission Trip to Deborah’s House
in Baja Mexico over Spring Break 2015!
We will be joining forces with Springfield and McMinnville First Baptist Churches as well
as Emerald Community Church in Eugene to travel to an American Baptist Missionary
project in Baja Mexico called Deborah’s House. Deborah’s House is a shelter for battered women started by ABC missionaries Ray and Adela Salinger.
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Orval Monroe Cummings
October 11, 1915 – November 30, 2014
Orval was born in the Corvallis to Edward B and Mildred (Kidder) Cummings. He grew up
in several locations in the Corvallis Area. He was the only one of seven children to complete
high school, which he accomplished by alternating each year of schooling with working as a
sheepherder. In high school he was involved in boxing and FFA, which earned him a train
trip to Kansas City for a national FFA convention. In Corvallis, on June 26, 1938, Orval married Wilma J. Vanderburg and they reared six children. Orval was a logger and when WWII
was declared, logging was considered necessary to the war, so he served in the woods.
Following the war, Orval went into partnership with his older brother, Kenneth, and they worked as gypo loggers.
In the late 1980’s Orval was interviewed and video taped by the BLM to have a history of logging in Oregon. Orval
cut wood until he was 98.
In 1965 Willma suddenly went to be with Jesus Christ. Orval married Mary L (Knowles) Kingsley on March 10,
1966, gaining another son. Orval and Mary enjoyed 43 wonderful years of marriage. Orval often said, “Being married to Mary is the closest to heaven one can be while on earth.”
Orval often commented that he was happiest when he could see family enjoying one another and he loved annual
family reunions. He was an outdoorsman; an avid hunter, camper fisherman and gardener. He started hunting when
he was nine and went on his last elk hunt at 98. He competed in may timber carnivals. Since moving to Salem in
1963, Orval has been a member of Calvary Baptist Church were he served in many capacities. He was a life member of the Oddfellows and the NRA.
On several occasions Orval was told he would never walk again, but he did — he didn’t know the words “give up”
and rehabilitated himself. Orval had fun challenging family to tell him how many people wouldn’t be here if it weren’t
for him. Answer: bunches: 6 generations down.
Orval was preceded in death by both wives, all siblings and son Don Cummings. Those surviving Orval are children Edward (Jolene) Cummings, Janice (A. John) Montgomery, Ronald (Grace) Cummings, Ronald (Debbie) Kinglsey, Don’s widow (Barbara), Roy (Elaine) Cummings and Kay (ken) Brown. Orval will be honored and remembered
at the 2015 family reunion.
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Ministry News
Women’s
Fellowship
This group meets the
first Tuesday of the
month at 1:30 pm.
All our women are
invited.
Children’s Ministry
Business Meetings
January 13th @ 1 pm
February 10th @ 1 pm
Scheduled Events
January 17th - Game day & refreshments at 1 pm.
For more information please contact Lorrine Walker @ 503-393-6673, Joan Massey @
503-589-9419 or Nancy Gookin @ 503-581-7078.
Diners Club
Prayer
Quilters
We meet at 10 am
the first and third
Wednesday of every
month.
Chair
Aerobics
This group meets
every Monday and
Wednesday. Walking
starts at 8:30 am and
aerobics at 9 am.
No meeting on
January 19th or
February 16th.
The Diners’ Club meets on the last Sunday of each month following
the morning worship service. Each month we choose a different
restaurant to meet at for food, fun and fellowship. On January 25th
we will meet at the Flight Deck and on February 22nd the meeting
will be at the Road House on Commercial St. SE.
Thank you to Bev Flood and Rebecka Vessey for their hard
work, directing the Christmas musical this year. They did amazing job and we are blessed to have them! Thank you to all the
parents that diligently brought their children to practice. A BIG
Thank You to all the children that participated in the musical
and sharied the message of Christ with us all!
Sprouts
A special thank you to James and
Kellie Batdorff for leading the Spiritual
Parenting Class. It was well attended
and parents were inspired, equipped,
and supported. We look forward to
the second portion in April.
9 am - Noon
Birth to 2 years
Little Lambs
9 am - Noon
3 - 4 years old
KIDS’ Choir
9 am - 10 am
K - 12th grade
College/Career Study
We are on break through January 4th. However, we normally meet on
Sunday mornings from 9 - 10 am downstairs in room 23. For more information about this class please contact April Tate at 503-991-5938 or at
[email protected].
DROP OFF THE KIDS &
ENJOY AN EVENING OUT!
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2016
6:00-9:00 p.m.
Union Gospel Mission Coat Barrel
We are collecting coats (new and gently used) for the guests who stay at
the UGM men’s and women’s facilities. With the temperatures unusually
cold this year, any donation of men’s, women’s and children’s coats are
desperately appreciated. Please drop off your donation in the Union
Gospel Mission Coat barrel in the Son Room.
Sisters in Christ
We meet at 10 am on the 3rd Saturday of every month, at Calvary or a
chosen community location. If you are interested in attending or if you
wish to learn more, contact Lisa Mann at [email protected] or
at 503-566-7579.
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Children’s
Classes
Calvary Baptist Church Gym
GAMES, DINNER, ACTIVITIES, & ENTERTAINMENT
FOR KIDS AGE 3 (must be potty-trained)
THROUGH 5TH GRADES
$5 CHILD - $15 FAMILY MAXIMUM
Proceeds go toward youth mission trip.
PAYMENT REQUIRED FOR RESERVATION
Deadline: Monday, February 9th
SIGN-UP WITH SHANNON MERZENICH
503-364-9246
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KIDS’ Under
Construction
10:30 am
K - 5th Grade
Ministry News
Men’s
Coffee
Men’s Coffee Fellowship
meets on Thursday mornings at
9 am. The first Thursday of
every month they meet at Madrona Hills Retirement Center
and the remaining Thursday
meetings are held at the church
in the Fireplace Room.
Please join us.
Men’s
Early
Risers
Study
Meets Tuesday mornings from
6:30-7:30 am. The study focus
is on the book “The Measure of
a Man” by Gene Getz, which
looks at 20 different qualities
and characteristics that define a
godly man, husband, father and
disciple. For more information,
please contact Pastor Doug
Hollums at 1-541-815-0755.
Ministry News
LIFE GROUPS UPDATE
How Are You Doing? As we have launched “Life Groups” at Calvary, we
have asked each group to embrace 3 simple, but foundational practices:
1) brief devotional, 2) prayer time, and 3) group member follow-up. In addition, we have asked each group to adopt a home-bound church member
and to do a quarterly ministry project in Jesus’ name. So how’s your group
doing? Are you following through with the 3 foundational practices? Are
you encouraging your home-bound person? Have you engaged in a quarterly service project? If not, the beginning of a new year is a GREAT time
to establish some new group habits and plan/schedule your ministry projects. Remember, the purpose of “Life Groups” is not to add more stuff to
your life, but to develop Christ-centered communities in ways that are difficult to do in a larger group setting.
Way to Go!! Congrats to the Praise Team whose quarterly ministry project
consisted of Christmas caroling at the Woods at Willow Creek care facility.
Impact Opportunities: Here are three ministry opportunities coming up in
January that your group may want to participate in.
“Retiring the Greens:” many hands make light work as we put away the
Christmas decor for another year. This event will be held at the church at
9 am on January 3rd.
“Collecting Coats for Those in Need:” we have a UGM barrel in the Son
Room but it needs to be filled. Your Life group could canvas the neighborhoods in which you live to see if folks have any gently used coats they
might be willing to donate.
“Adopt a Missionary:” select a missionary family and find out their birthdays, anniversary, and any other special days (e.g. upcoming graduation).
Use this to pray for them on these special days as well as send them a
card (and even a gift) to let them know that are being remembered and
supported.
IMPACT PRAYER
SEMINAR
Holiday Building Closures
There are several building closures during the holidays. In
January, the building will be
closed on January 1st in observance of New Year’s Day and
January 19th in observance of
Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
January 19th - 21st, Jefferson Baptist
Church will be hosting an extraordinary
prayer seminar. If God is calling you to a
deeper prayer walk with Him, this is a
seminar you will not want to miss. The
cost for the three days is only $35 which includes seminar materials, three
delicious meals, and snacks. For more information contact Pastor Bret or
visit the Jefferson Baptist web site at: ww.jeffersonbaptistchurch.org.
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Discipleship 101
PARKING
Throughout 2014 we created and refined a new discipleship process with the
goal of ensuring that all who call Calvary Baptist their home have the foundation necessary to mature as godly men and women. The discipleship process
is based upon 4 core principles which are drawn from our purpose statement,
Know, Grow, Care, and Share. During 2015 we will hold a series of four
workshops. The first of these will begin Sunday, January 25th; will run from
9 - 10 am; and will last for three weeks (1/25, 2/1, 2/8). Topics covered will
include: Who is Calvary Baptist? What is our purpose statement? What’s the
organizational structure of Calvary? Who are the key leadership? What does
it mean to be a Christian? What’s an American Baptist? as well as other topics. You can register for the 101 Class at the Sign-Up table in the Son Room.
As we begin 2015, let us remember
those in our congregation who are
less able bodied and park in the
upper parking lot on Sunday mornings. This allows ample parking for
visitors and those who have a need
to be closer to the entrance.
WordSowers International
We are in need of someone to coordinate our new “Life Groups” (i.e.
small groups) ministry. If you are
administratively inclined and have
1-2 hours/month that you would be
willing to contribute, we need your
help! Please see Pastor Bret for
more details.
On Sunday, January 11th, Jason Nightingale from WordSowers will be sharing during the worship service. WordSowers is a Christian relief organization
that helps widows and orphans in Haiti, Nepal, India, and most recently has
been working with Ebola orphans in Africa. At the conclusion of Jason's presentation there will be an opportunity to give to this extraordinary ministry that
seeks to bring relief to both the body and soul.
Life Group
Coordinator
January Birthdays
2
3
5
5
7
9
Ethel Lawrence
Bob Wilson
Francis Romig
Ron Wolfe
Gary Gilman
Danielle Kennedy
10
11
11
11
13
14
Gwen Gillen
Elba Pielstick
Mark Noyes
Doug Hollums
Aaron Delgado
Colin Gravon
19
20
21
21
23
25
Ken Reed
Joel Larsen
West Barrett
Rachel Vessey
Andrew Larsen
Ron McCargar
10 Brittany Truax
11 Iva Walkup
12 Barbara Gant
12 Cameron Watson
15 Mary Magnuson
17 Dorothy Noyes
19 Ann Truax
20 Amy Charnholm
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23
23
24
26
27
28
29
Kathy Ramsay
Kevin Lindorfer
Margaret Barth
Bryce Stout
Cody Singer
Robert Gant
Mike Watson
Ardel Burmeister
February Birthdays
1
5
5
5
7
8
8
8
Raya Garlock
Stan Townsend
Casey Matthews
Lowell Gunselman
Yvonne Henderson
Kevin Peters
Gary Baits
Alice Judd
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25
26
26
29
29
Steve Myers
Fran Jenkins
Cody Singer
Eileen Miller
Tom Vessey