February 2014 - Immanuel Lutheran Church

Immanuel News
February 2014
Celebrating Christ’s abundant presence in our lives, neighborhood and world.
Pastor Susan announces
Retirement for May
January 15, Commemoration of
Martin Luther King, Jr.
these last ten years, and for God’s love that enfolds us
all in this time of transition.
With a heart full of thanks and deep affection . . .
Your partner in the Gospel,
Susan Vanhoy Burchfield, Pastor
Dearest Immanuel Community,
With deep thanksgiving for our partnership in the Gospel here at Immanuel I write to share with you an important
decision. After prayerful discernment I have decided it is
time for me to retire from fulltime ministry. This means I
will be concluding my ministry at Immanuel as your pastor.
My last Sunday at Immanuel will be the 5th Sunday of
Easter, May 18, 2014. I will be 67 this June and I know that
it is time for me to shift gears and slow down a bit.
This has been a difficult decision. It has been my joy to
walk with you as we seek to be the Beloved Community of
which Dr. MLK Jr spoke so clearly. Ministry with you here
at Immanuel has been so life-giving. You have called forth
and sharpened my very best gifts. It has been a privilege to
serve with kindred spirits who share a passion for God’s
vision of peace and justice for all the earth. It is a joy to
partner with a community that understands God’s love is
not only embodied in comfort, hope and joy; but also in
food and showers, recovery and freedom, welcome and advocacy, accompaniment and transformation, questions and
lament.
Immanuel Annual Meeting
and Potluck Dinner
Sunday, February 9
12 Noon to 2 pm
Agenda includes:
2014 Budget, Elections, Financial Reports,
Mission / Vision Discussion
Plus: “What happens when Pastor Susan retires?”
Please bring a dish to share—
main dish, side dish, salad, bread or dessert.
The congregation and Immanuel Community Services
are both in a strong and vital place with great leadership. I
will be working with congregational leadership and with the
synod office to ensure a good transition.
As Lutheran Christians our understanding of vocation is
rooted in baptism—when we were all called into ministry as
servants and disciples. For the past 28 years it has been my
joy to include pastor alongside my vocations of daughter,
spouse, mother, grandmother, citizen and teacher. My retirement plan beginning in June is to lean into my vocation
as daughter. I will also take good time for reflection, reconnecting, rest, and play. And all the rest will work itself out.
I am grateful for the gift of partnership at Immanuel
Welcome to the Family !
Rainier Wes and Shea Elsie Goddard
Children of Kelly and Scott Goddard
Sponsors:
Eric & Maria Beller and Jen Stuck and Greg Hanson.
IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CONGREGATION
Thank You February Sunday Partners
1215 Thomas Street – Seattle, WA 98109-5427
www.immanuelseattle.org
Office: 206-622-1930
[email protected]
February’s food bank item is: breakfast cereal—hot or
cold. Please bring personal size containers so they can easily be carried on the bus. Thank you!
We are a Reconciling in Christ / Open and Affirming
Congregation, welcoming all persons
to our worship and to our Communion table
Assisting Ministers:
February 2
Stacy Kitahata
February 9
Doug Starup
February 16 Jewell Tice
February 23 Barbara Byrne Alver
Lectors:
February 2
February 9
February 16
February 23
Lori Roehl
Thelma Colman
Doris St. Louis
Claudia Erdman
Altar Care:
February 2
February 9
February 16
February 23
Sherianne Caldwell
Stacy Kitahata
Holly Lund
Mary Peterson
Immanuel Council President: Terrill Chang
Immanuel Lutheran Church Staff:
Rev. Susan Vanhoy Burchfield, Pastor
Candi Olson, Office Administrator
Gil Proctor, Custodian
Joan Lundquist, Music Director
Jennifer Faul, Choir Director
Ann Adam, Bookkeeper
Immanuel Community Services President: Wayne Hillard
Immanuel Community Services Staff:
Patricia Turnberg, Executive Director
Terrence Lewis Sr., Recovery Program
Annaliese Stelzer-Terminello, Food Bank
Dave Saluskin, Hygiene Center
Janet Watness, Community Lunch
Ann Adam, Bookkeeper
Newsletter Staff:
Candi Olson, Newsletter Editor
Jack Colman, Thelma Colman, Sally Smith, Assembly
January deadline: December 15th
Ushers/Greeters:
February 2
Sherianne Caldwell, Jennifer Thim
February 9
Sherianne Caldwell, LaVonne Rasmussen
February 16 Carol Asmann, Jack Colman
February 23 Juanita Merrifield, Steve Christensen
Coffee Hour:
February 2
February 9
February 16
February 23
Send articles to: [email protected]
Immanuel Core Values
As people called to be Christ’s living presence in the world,
we value and are guided by our commitment to:
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Stan Sivesind
Annual Meeting– Potluck
Chris Serold
Community Lunch
celebrate and share God’s love
invite and welcome all
build relationships, nurture community
rekindle hope
Expect God’s love to change us
February Birthdays and Anniversaries
Offering Tellers:
February
Carl Field, Iain Quigley
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Immanuel Congregation Financials
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Year End 2013
Actual
Budget
Difference
Member Offering
153,143
157,000
Under by
3,857
Non-member Offering
15,036
11,000
Over by
4,036
Total Income
312,275
304,438
Over by
7,837
Total Expense
312,275
304,438
Over by
7,837
Income over Expense
2,699
0
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27
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Selima Carol Asmann
Helen Holbrook
Roger Anderson
Sherianne Caldwell
Jayne Riggs
Joe Hampson
Tyler Morgan
Lydia Dobrovolny
Harold Bakke
Tillie Obermeyer
Ellen Bakke
Henry Lesh
Jack Lesh
Stan Sivesind
Marcy Golde
Jen Carson
Cameron and Shannon Smock anniversary
If your birthday or anniversary is missing from this list,
please contact the church office so we can update the church
database.
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9:00 am Sunday Adult Forum
Jan 19— Mar 2 Sabbath Spirituality: The Journey
of a Lifetime
Leaders: Sally Parker-Henderson & Kathy Strand
We meet to explore the spiritual/faith journey. The
class will wrestle with such questions as: Is the spiritual
journey a particular path or something different? Have
you given any thought to your spiritual/faith journey since
childhood? Was there an event in your life that was pivotal
to my spiritual journey, perhaps sending it in a new direction, or inspiring me deeply? These questions and many,
many others will be shared by people of our congregation
in engaging and intimate ways. Each week will feature a
panel of our fellow members sharing their own personal
spiritual/faith journeys with us. Join us and be part of sharing the spiritual/faith journey with people we know and
trust
Concordia Choir Concert February 23
(Moorhead, MN)
Sunday, February 23 at 3pm
Benaroya Hall, Seattle
René Clausen conducts the 79-voice a cappella choir
in several spirituals and hymns plus some new dramatic
new arrangements with Excelsior! instrumental trio. Visit
BenaroyaHall.org or call 206-215-4747.
The Dream of God:
A World of Justice & Non-Violence
Hear John Dominic Crossan, Marcus Borg,
and Joan Chittister in conversation around the theme
The Dream of God: A World of Justice & Non-Violence
June 19, 20 & 21
University Congregational Lecture Series
Tickets go on sale February 19
Brown Paper Tickets: www.brownpapertickets.com/
More information from church office: 206-524-6255
www.universityucc.org
“Mudhouse Sabbath” Book Group
Mondays in February we will reading Mudhouse Sabbath; An Invitation to a Life of Spiritual Discipline by
Lauren F. Winner. After her conversion from Orthodox
Judaism to Christianity, the author found that her life was
still marked by traditions and spiritual practices of Judaism. She uses some of these practices in her everyday life.
Come join us on Monday evenings in February to discuss 11 spiritual practices from Judaism that can transform
the way we view the world, God, meals, grief, marriage,
candle-lighting and other aspects of life. The book is available from the public library, many bookstores, and from
Amazon. We will decide the time of the meetings once a
list of interested folks has been compiled. There will be a
signup sheet available in the office and at church starting
on January 5th. Questions? Call or email Sherianne Caldwell at 206-892-8816 or [email protected] or talk
to her in church!
Lauren Winner to speak in Seattle Feb 7-8
Author, Mudhouse Sabbath
Lauren Winner, author of Mudhouse Sabbath, and
professor of Christian Spirituality at Duke Divinity
School, will speak on Sabbath and “living in time” at University Congregational. She speaks on “Inhabiting Time”
Friday at 7 pm; and on Saturday, 10 am to 3 pm on “From
Weekend to Sabbath.” Friday’s lecture is $15. Saturday
only is $40. Both are $50. Tickets available at Brown Paper Tickets: http:/bpt.me/512459; or from church off ice at
206-524-6255. University Congregational at 4515 16th
Ave NE, Seattle. More information at
www.universityucc.org
The Well
Brian McLaren, Dr. Cornel West, and Dr. Susannah
Heschel are coming to Seattle as part of The Well at
Queen Anne United Methodist's 2014 series on "Spiritual
Identity, Multifaith World."
Brian McLaren will be at The Well on Tuesday, February 18 at 7 p.m., speaking about "Why Did Jesus,
Moses, the Buddha, and Mohammed Cross the Road:
Christian Identity in a Multi-Faith World."
Dr. Cornel West will be at The Well on Saturday,
March 8 at 7 p.m., speaking about "Heschel and Peace: A
Dream for All Faiths."
Dr. Susannah Heschel will be at The Well on
Wednesday, March 12 at 7 p.m., speaking about
"Abraham Joshua Heschel & Interfaith Relationships:
Complicated Past, Important Future."
The Well at Queen Anne United Methodist Church is
located at 1606 5th Ave. W., Seattle 98119. For more information, and how to purchase tickets:
http://qaumc.org/the-well/
Phone: (206) 282-4307
E-mail: [email protected]
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from the Orion Youth Center at the beginning of May.
New Immanuel Photo Directory Coming
An art contest/showing featuring our Children would be a
fun thing to do…
Additional Photo times added . . . for Thursday
Now Thursday, Feb 6, Friday, Feb 7 & Saturday, Feb 8
If you have art to display and share, contact Dena Lee to
arrange your show! [email protected] 206-3719446
If you can’t make it on one of these dates, contact
Christy Olsen Field to make other arrangements.
It's a new year, which means it's time for a new pictorial directory! The Community Life team is coordinating
with Lifetouch for this important project, and we need
YOU to make our directory complete.
The Visual Arts Committee is proud to announce our first
“Rotating Art Show!”
Immanuel Lutheran Church Artist’s Gallery
Presents
To celebrate our growing and vibrant congregation,
Lifetouch provides the directory at no cost to our church.
Lifetouch will be on site on Thursday, Feb. 6 from 27pm, Friday, Feb. 7 from 12:30 - 8:30 pm, and Saturday, Feb. 8 from 9 am - 5 pm. You can sign up for your
free one-hour sitting on the church website at
www.immanuelseattle.org, or after worship in the fellowship hall in January.
Paintings by Peggy Haug
Reception, Sunday, March 2nd
Following Worship Service
Coming attractions: A group show featuring art by Dan
Erlander, Holly Lund, Sally Parker-Henderson and more!
Every family or individual photographed will receive a
free 8x10 portrait and directory. Lifetouch provides a nopressure opportunity to purchase additional poses or prints,
if you're interested.
A few words about Peggy Haug…
I grew up in the world of art. I was blessed to enjoy a
close relationship with my grandfather, famous watercolorist Charles E. Burchfield. His daughter, my mother,
was also an accomplished artist who painted the Western
New York countryside, often accompanied by my brothers and I. In high school, I took a watercolor class from a
wise teacher who counseled me to "develop the artist
within myself now that I knew the techniques." I began
painting and exhibiting landscapes around my home in
the Buffalo area; there was even a joint show in NYC
with my grandfather and mother.
Everyone is welcome and invited to participate! Please
reserve your place today. The directory won't be complete
without YOU!
Friends and neighbors can also make an appointment
for a photo sitting and receive a free 8x10, order other photos if they choose, and not appear in the directory.
P.S. Interested in volunteering with the directory? Contact
Christy Olsen Field at [email protected] or 253
-298-5280 to see how you can help!
Throughout my life journey of education, family and
child-rearing, plus full-time work as an RN, I painted
landscapes occasionally, but acknowledged a love-hate
relationship with this style of art. When I spent several
years living and traveling in an RV, I began to draw
uniquely detailed botanicals along with brief journal
notes on locations and activities. Then, while serving 2
years as a volunteer at Holden Village, I developed my
nature journal weekly postings, which are currently being
collected into a book.
Coming this month to the Immanuel
Lutheran Community : “Rotating Art Show”
The Visual Arts Committee is proud to announce Immanuel’s “Rotating Art Show”. There are so many talented
artists of many different mediums; we feel our Fellowship
walls are crying out for a display of our talents! It is our
intention to feature as many artists who are willing to share
over the coming year. Each artist, or group of artists will
have an opportunity to write a short biography for Immanuel’s newsletter as well as host an “opening” one Sunday
over the 6 week run of each show following worship service.
Finally resettled in Seattle for the past 6 years, I have
embraced, with renewed passion, various expressions of
my art, especially visual journaling. I have enjoyed, and
benefitted from my involvement with the group "Urban
Sketchers."
The visual fun begins February 2014 with a solo show
by Peggy Haug. Mid- March will feature a group show featuring Dan Erlander, Holly Lund, Sally Parker-Henderson
and a few other fine artists. We hope to feature art by youth
You can view my work at www.flickr.com/photos/
peggyhaug. I am a correspondent for
www.seattle.urbansketchers.org and post my sketchers
there monthly.
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Our Prayer Concerns
Women of Immanuel
“We walk by faith and not by sight; with gracious
words draw near. O Christ, who spoke as none e’er
spoke: ‘My peace be with you here.’ Help then, O
Lord, our unbelief; and may our faith abound to call
on you when you are near and seek where you are found.” [ELW
#652]
Knowing Christ’s peace is with us, we pray:
For healing: for Lori Nelson, Maryann Lund’s niece,
following stomach cancer surgery; for Joel Nelson, Maryann’s nephew, hospitalized with an infection; for Eileen,
Heidi Lundquist’s friend, following a rare surgery; for John
and Elizabeth Taylor, friends of the Paul Lunds, for broken
bones; for Bron Taylor with pneumonia—praying also for
their families and physicians.
Women of Immanuel will meet Thursday,
February 6 for Bible Study at 11 am. The study
will be “Woman of Endor, A Seer and Communicator.”
The lesson will cover Psalm 109, 1 Samuel 28:3-25, Matthew 9:18-26, and 1st Samuel 9:1-19. We will have Mary
Lindberg as our guest Bible Study Leader. Everyone is
welcome. Bring a dish to share for the pot-luck lunch.
Coffee and dessert are provided.
The remaining Thursdays will be spent working on quilts
for Lutheran World Relief. No experience is necessary.
Bring a sack lunch and join us at a10 am. Coffee will be
provided.
We pray for our shut-ins: Bob Erdman; Jim Gamrath;
Carole Haney; Laurie McGibbon.
Blessed are the feet of those who bring good tidings,
who publish peace, who bring good tidings of good, who
publish salvation, who says, “Your God reigns!” We pray
for Pastor Susan as she prepares for her retirement and for
us that we may be empowered to continue the ministry she
so ably inspired and brought to fruition.
We pray for our Church: for Pastor Susan and the
other pastors who assist her; staff; the church council; Children’s Church leaders, nursery care, ICS Director Patty,
Staff and Board; for all who serve: music director Joan and
choir director, Jennifer; lectors, ushers, altar care, assistants,
choir, etc.; for those who are served by Immanuel’s outreach; for Lay Eucharistic Ministers who bring communion
and minister to our shut-ins; and for our visitors. Bless us
that we may be a blessing!
For comfort in the loss of a loved one within the past
year: Barbara Byrne Alver and family in the death of her
husband, Ken; Terrill Chang’s family following his father’s
death; John Griffen’s family—Kirsten, Aiden and Jackson
on the death of father and grandfather; for Karen and Les
Wahlstrom in the death of nephew.
Compass Housing Alliance
Annual Dinner & Auction March 15
Join us March 15, 2014
at 6:30pm at the
Museum of Flight
for a fabulous evening
of food and fun bidding
at our auction “Fly me
to the Moon!”
We're less than two months away from one of the
most exciting dates on our social calendar -- the 2014 Fly
Me to the Moon auction, an evening of fine dining, fantastic auction items and fun to benefit the mission of
Compass Housing. Reserve your place now online at
http://compass.maestroweb.com/
For more information about the 2014 Fly Me to the
Moon auction, or to donate auction items, contact:
Cindy Jackson, 206.357.3104,
[email protected]
For all men and women in the Armed Forces.
We pray for our President and Congress that they
may keep the needs of people in their focus. We pray for all
world leaders that they will reach out in compassion to help
those in need—whether from natural disasters or oppression
in any form.
We invite you to join us on the Prayer Chain for intercessory prayer. If you don’t use the internet, you will be
called by ‘phone. If you need prayer for yourself or a loved
one, please call or e-mail Maryann Lund, 425-347-0413 or
[email protected]
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Update your Directory Information
With a new directory in the works, we want to be
sure to have your updated address and contact information in the church office. This includes phone numbers
and email addresses also. If there are any changes or corrections, please call the church office at 206-622-1930 or
email Candi at [email protected].
Immanuel Story Corp
Among Our Members:
Joan Lundquist
Joan Lundquist enjoyed a
love of music, and after attending Muskingum College in Ohio,
became a music teacher.
After teaching for a few
years, Joan moved to Madison, Wisconsin where she
earned a Master of Music in Accompanying. Along the
way she needed a piano. A professor was selling one, so
she made the purchase. The agreement was that he would
deliver the piano to her in her apartment. She was away
when the delivery was made. The professor had to use a
crane to hoist the piano onto the balcony outside her
apartment, in order make the promised delivery. She enjoyed the piano until it was time to move. Deciding to
attempt to take the piano with her, she tried to get the
piano out of her building. Joan found out the stairway
was too narrow and curved too much to take the piano
out. So, that apartment included a piano for the next occupant.
schools. Now she is going to sing in choir, visit people
more, and read more. Now that her youngest, Sarah, is in
college, she is looking around for volunteer opportunities.
Joan reads the Bible a lot, and is undertaking to read
the Bible through this year. She remarks how she finds God
so gracious and loving with the stiff necked people.
We are most fortunate to have Joan with us at Immanuel. We wish her the best!!
PLU CORNER
To educate students for lives of thoughtful
inquiry, service, leadership, and care- for
other people, for their communities, and
for the earth.
(PLU mission statement)
Immanuel members Carl Field and Christy Olsen
Field are two Pacific Lutheran University graduates who
embody the values expressed in the PLU mission statement. Did you know Carl serves as a representative on the
PLU Alumni Board and Christy is the 2008 class rep? The
Alumni Board meets two times a year to consider issues
dealing with student admissions, enrollment, capital improvements, and other items relating to campus life. This
body also shares its insights with the PLU Alumni Office,
Advancement and Admissions Offices, and the Board of
Regents.
She moved to Humboldt State in Arcata, California
in 1981. She worked as Staff Accompanist and it was
here she met Rick at the Methodist church where he sang
in the choir and she was organist. Rick went on to attend
the UW and Joan made more plans to make a living with
her musical talent. She came to Seattle and needed a way
to make that rent payment. Word arrived that Immanuel
needed an organist/choir director. Joan came to be interviewed. She was an instant success.
Carl considers himself a liaison between PLU and Seattle alumni. Both Christy and Carl are working on plans
to provide more opportunities for alumni to get together
and to bring university professors to Seattle.
Joan moved into her Capitol Hill apartment on August 15th, 1984. She told the landlady she had a piano and
to let her know if it was bothering her. One day the lady
said she did have a problem with the piano. It was just
that Joan did not play it enough!!
If you are a graduate or supporter of PLU, feel free to
contact Carl or Christy ([email protected] or
[email protected] ) to discuss ideas you have
or to receive information about campus activities. To paraphrase Carl, the PLU community follows its members
throughout their lives. Carl and Christy are here to help us
to stay engaged with this vibrant community.
Joan free-lanced until Heidi was born, teaching piano, working with the Northwest Boy Choir, Seattle Choral Company, and accompanying students at the UW. She
also taught at Seattle University where she met Jackie
Boreson.
Looking back over the years, Joan fondly remembers
the early Thanksgiving dinners, Christmas Caroling
around Cascade including the taverns. She also recounts
the time Johnson Music went out of business and she
dumpster dived to get some of the choir music they were
discarding. All this, while Rick reluctantly looked on .
While her family was growing, she volunteered in the
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been a great experience for all involved. The men love the
food and all the extra touches and the volunteers love the
guys who live here with us. Union Church has pledged to
do this every month for as long as they can gather volunteers.
Dear ILC Friends:
Did you ever participate on a board or committee that
struggled to develop a strategic plan and then filed it away
for a year? Did you ever make a New Year’s Resolution
that lasted less than 30 days?
It happens to the best of us but I am proud to say…it
won’t happen here at ICS this year! It’s hard to believe, but
our hard-working Board of Directors took time from their
busy schedules between Thanksgiving and Christmas for a
Board Retreat! We updated our strategic plan and decided
to assign board members as “goal tenders” to follow-up on
each goal at every meeting. The plan will be integrated into
our agenda for each meeting and goal tenders will report on
any progress.
I would like to offer this unique opportunity to other
churches, organizations and local businesses. And of
course, if YOU at Immanuel want to form a Supper Club
Group, just let me know. It’s a truly rewarding experience
for everyone.
I hope to see you all at our Annual Meeting, March 2
at 12:00pm in the Immanuel Lutheran Parish Hall.
Blessings,
Patty Turnberg
Executive Director
I hope that many of you will be able to join us at our
ANNUAL MEETING scheduled for after the church
service on Sunday March 2nd in the Parish Hall. We’ve
invited our new mayor to join us but as of this publication,
we’ve not yet heard back from his office. With or without
Mayor Ed Murray we will have an interesting meeting.
You’ll have a chance to meet our new and old board members and our dedicated staff. We’ll tell you about our struggles this past year and our plans for a successful 2014. And,
you’ll be given an opportunity to ask the hard questions!
I do have one success story I’d like to share with you
right now about the formation of our new SUPPER CLUB.
At our last Annual Benefit Breakfast, I asked folks if they
might like to volunteer to cook a dinner for the men in our
Recovery Program Shelter. This request came direct from
the men…it was their idea.
Members of Union Church perked up their ears at this
and for three consecutive months now, they’ve been coming
over on a Wednesday night at 3:00 PM, bringing food with
them, and preparing a delicious dinner for the men. It has
been a WONDERFUL opportunity for fellowship between
their volunteers and the men living with us. The food has
been excellent (meatloaf, baked potatoes with sour cream/
cheese/bacon bits/chive, Brussels’ sprouts with pomegranate sauce, fresh baked brownies with ice cream)….you get
the picture?
Dinner was served promptly at 5:00 PM. There was
never an awkward moment. Conversation started immediately at all four tables and it continued for at least an hour.
By the end of the evening, everyone was hugging one another and wishing each other a Happy New Year. It has
Members of Union Church Supper Club.
ICS Coffee Tour
Last Monday of each month, 12noon-1p
This month: February 24
Want to learn more about Immanuel Community
Services, or introduce a friend or colleague to ICS? Join
us for a Coffee Tour held the last Monday of each
month. You’ll see the Food Bank in action, meet staff,
and tour the facility where we operate all of our programs.
Please contact ICS Director Patty Turnberg to reserve
a spot. 206-622-1930 or [email protected]
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Immanuel Lutheran Congregation
1215 Thomas Street
Seattle, WA 98109-5427
Non-Profit
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Change Service Requested
February 2014
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
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9a Adult Forum
10:30a Worship
ILC Marketplace
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9a Adult Forum
10:30a Worship
12p ILC Annual Meeting
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9a Education Hour
10:30a Worship
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12:30p Staff
11:30a Finance Team
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11a Women’s Bible
Study and Potluck
7:30p Choir
2p-7p LifeTouch Photos
6:30p Book Group
7:30p AA
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6:30p Book Group
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12:30p Staff
7:30p AA
6p Exec Committee
7p Church Council
7:30p Choir
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11a-1p Food Bank
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10a Quilting
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12p-11a ICS Coffee Tour
11a-1p Food Bank
6:30p Book Group
7:30p AA
5:30p First Friday at the
Row House
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10a Quilting
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27
10a Quilting
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7:30p Choir
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12:30p Staff
6p ICS Board
7:30p Choir
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9a-5p LifeTouch Photos
12:30p-8p LifeTouch
Photos
12:30p Staff
6:30p Book Group
7:30p AA
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9a Education Hour
10:30a Worship
12p Community Lunch
12p Assisting Min meet
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15 newsletter deadline
8:30a-3p ILC Council
Retreat at St John United
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11a Community Lunch
prep