Summer 2015 Fisherman - Reformed Dutch Church of Claverack

The Newsletter of the Reformed Dutch Church of Claverack
A Reformed Church in America Congregation
The Fisherman
2015 CONSISTORY
Elders
Bill Better
Louise Bliss
Glenn Holzhauer
Lloyd Lawrence
Steve Race
Julie Veronezi
Deacons
Donna Lynk Campion
Roger Case
Mike Daly
John Dunham
Cheryl Halleran
Cindy VanAlphen
Missionaries
RCA -Partner in Mission(PlM)
Staff
Rev. Linda Miles
Pastor
Lloyd Lawrence
Director of Bell Choir
Andrea Mastrianni
Director of Music
Shelley Robinson
Administrative Assistant
Nelson Santiago
Sexton
Reformed Dutch Church
of Claverack
Drawer K
Claverack, NY 12513
518-851-3811
518-851-9790 (fax)
[email protected]
claverackreformedchurch.org
Summer 2015
PASTOR'S CORNER
SABBATH TIMES
My first interview with the church was on May 6, 2014,
and I first preached at RDCC on July 27. It is hard to believe
that I have known you for almost a year and what a blessed year
it has been from orientation, to ordination, to installation. It has
been an exciting year for me and a new chapter in your church
life. You have deeply welcomed and blessed me and I look
forward to all the experiences we will share in our next year
together.
Last weekend was the solstice and we are now officially
into summer. This is the time when we hope to relax, vacation,
garden, and spend time with family. It is a time to give yourself
what you need to be happy and healthy. It is also a great time
to spend time with God both by worshipping with others and
spending some time alone with God with prayer, scripture or
nature.
One of the best sabbath practices is to find that time in
the day that best works for you to sit with God for a few minutes.
For 10 minutes or longer, contemplate what was best about your
day and thank God for it and then bring what was most difficult
about your day and ask God to help you with it. Then spend a
few moments just being with God in peaceful relaxation.
Another idea is to read a small part of scripture each morning
and say a little prayer as you begin and end the day. Others find
great closeness to God in nature, out walking, sitting on the
porch, or working in the garden. Each person must find his or
her own spiritual practice. And it is important not to compare
your spiritual practice with that of others. Everyone is different.
But the most important thing is to spend time with God in a way
that is life-giving and generative for you, at whatever time of day
and doing whatever activity brings you closer to the Holy One.
So have a blessed summer. May God's peace and joy
live in you.
Pastor Linda
KEEP UP TO DATE WITH NEW OPPORTUNITIES & HAPPENINGS!!
SUNDAY SCHOOL CAMPFIRE KICKOFF NIGHT AUGUST 27TH
On Thursday August 27 all kids, preschool to high school and their parents are
invited to the church for games, songs, light supper and a campfire with s'mores.
The fun will begin when we gather at the playground behind the Christian Ed
building at 4pm.
Please see Snookie or Pastor Linda for more information. RSVPs to the church office (8513811) would also be appreciated. In case of poor weather, the fun and fellowship will take
place in the Christian Ed building. Don't miss this fun time to connect with the Sunday
School friends and teachers before Sunday School starts on September 13 at 9:30 am.
SAVE THE DATES Friday, October 2nd and/or Saturday, October 3rd
Be an important part of the history of the Reformed Dutch Church of Claverack.
Help create a photo directory of our membership families. Participation doesn't cost a thing
and insures that your will receive a free directory. Look for details via the September
Fisherman and mailings from your consistory.
Your Participation is vital to the success of this Tercentennial Event!
Play & Picnic; Praise & Worship; Healing Prayer; Good News Preaching
Guest Musicians & Speakers
Life Changing Testimonies Inspirational Giveways
July 11th, 2-5pm
Unity Day at Crellin Park, Chatham
July 18th, 11 am-4pm
Spirit Day at Philmont Park
Aug 1st, 1 -5pm
Day of Healing at Claverack Town park
Sept 20th, 1 -4pm
Back to Church Sunday at Green Port Town Park
Sept 26th, 3:30-5:30pm
Salute to JESUS Parade 7th Street Park - 2:30pm step off
Henry Hudson Waterfront Park
For more information contact Payne AMF Church, Calvary Assembly of GOD, Overcomers Ministries,
Endless Love Temple, Word and Faith Ministries, Ghent Reformed Church, or Chatham Center Church
Pastors. Or, leave a voice mail message at (518) 390-4200
Sara Andrews' Honduras Mission Trip
Come hear Sara Andrews' presentation on the Honduras mission trip which she participated in
this spring. She will be at the following locations and dates
Time
Following Service
7pm
TBD
TBD
Date
June 28th
July 10th
August 7th
August 14th
Location
Hudson Reformed Church
Germantown Reformed Church
Linlithgo Reformed Church
Livingston Memorial Church
Please contact Sara Andrews with any questions: [email protected] or (518) 537-5708
Financials: During the month of May, the Reformed Dutch Church of Claverack took
$10,701.07 in income and expended $8,242.92 in expenses respectively. Fully itemized
reports are available at the church office upon request
Coffee Hour Signup Sheet is located on the bulletin board on the right by the calendar
just inside the front doors of the CEB. Please consider hosting coffee hour Sunday.
Pastor Linda Miles office hours will be posted in each Sunday's bulletin. She is also
available by appointment. The best way to reach her is by cell phone: 845-430-3348 or
by e-mail: [email protected]
Church office hours are: Tuesday thru Thursday 9 am to 2 pm.
CORRESPONDENCE:
From Mercy Ships: "Thank you for your $525 gift to Mercy Ships. The compassion
shown by YOU and other supporters gave little Marie Sylvie a wonderful present on
her seventh birthday - she moved her arm for the first time in five years! A free
surgery released the scar tissue caused by a severe burn injury. The heartbeat of
Mercy Ships is shown through the selfless service of our volunteers and through
YOUR generosity. Thank you for helping us bring hope and healing to the world's
forgotten poor." Following the model of Jesus, Don Stephens, President/Founder
BRUCE AND LAURIE HAWLEY UPDATE-MAY 2015
You remember "super storm Sandy". It was two and a half years ago. There was a
huge response of volunteers for a while. Less now. Lately we've been seeing the
reports of tornado damage throughout the Midwest. It will be harder to get help for the
east coast problems that will take years more to "fix".
We have been working with Kristin
VanKampen, RCA coordinator for volunteer
engagement, as she develops the RCA
partnership with World Renew. She has built
a team of staffers and others to assist in a
partnership that supports the World Renew
program while remaining true to the RCA
principles of mission.
A couple of weeks ago, Kristin led a team of
RCA staff on a mission trip to New Jersey.
We were invited to join them. We met at the
Highland Park Reformed Church where
Pastors Seth and Stephanie Kaper-Dale
hosted us. It was a joy to see the numerous ways that church is serving their
community, even while hosting hundreds of volunteers who have come to help Sandy
victims.
We had lunch each day at the Reformed
Church at Keyport. While there, we met
Bob. He was anxious to share his story.
He described himself as one who had
grown up without faith. Then Sandy
happened.
Bob and his wife, Pam,
stayed in their house as long as they
could. Then it began to waiver and they
had to jump into the bay. For over two
hours they struggled to get thru the
debris, sometimes going under it, until they finally got to safety. Volunteers came from
all over to help fix the homes of his neighbors, his community and to rebuild his home.
As he talked with the volunteers, he heard them say things like, "Because we have been
blessed by Christ, we feel called to bless others", and "We are loved by God, called to
love others." He was seeing faith in action, and it stirred a desire in him. He and Pam
started getting in the Word and were baptized in the bay, the very water they had
struggled in during the storm. Bob saw that God had used the storm to begin his
journey of faith. We were reminded again of the power of mission.
We talked with the pastor's husband at the Keyport church. They have been fixing hot
lunches, feeding volunteers 5 days a week for the last 2 1/2 years. He talked about
their church. He said they had been a small, struggling church. The storm gave them a
new purpose. Today, the church continues to grow, and daily church members join in
the kitchen to serve and to enjoy fellowship with the volunteers and with each other.
They have been richly blessed when they stepped out to become a blessing to others.
The group worked at a couple of sites but I
want to tell you of only one. We met Loretta
Monday morning. Her husband had died 6
weeks before the flood, and then her house
had been ruined. Since then, the house has
been raised, and repairs begun.
Monday,
Loretta seemed cold and defeated. As we
began the work we were asked to do, one of
the team members, Tracy decided to go
outside. The weather was nice, but the outside
was a mess. Tuesday, Loretta came out to sit
while Tracy worked. They talked and she
opened up. They spent the rest of the week
together, cleaning up the mess, talking,
laughing and just being together. By the end of
the week, we all got hugs! Love always wins.
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Shortly we will be headed to Grand Rapids for a week of meeting within the RCA and
with World Renew to continue the work of preparing for the future. Please pray for
wisdom, as we look to the future together.
THE HARVEST TABLE HELPS SUPPORT THE DEACON'S FUND
Do your neighbors close the curtains and hide when they see you
coming with more zucchini to share? Are your cherry tomatoes
rotting on the ground and going to seed? Is your lettuce about to
bolt? Stop the vegetable abuse! Just bring your extra veggies and
flowers to church on Sunday and donate them to "the Harvest
Table" Want fresh veggies and flowers? No need to run to the
store after church for fresh produce and flowers looking for a parking spot and making
another stop. Just pick up what you like right at church and make a donation to the
Deacon's Fund.
The Harvest Table will be set up as soon as there are fresh flowers and veggies
available for donation.
The Deacon's Fund has already helped two families who suffered from house fires this
year by giving them gift cards. In 2014, the Deacon's fund assisted 5 families in various
ways, totaling $995.63.
MISSIONS UPDATE - Nepal Earthquake Relief
Thanks to your generous giving, we were able to raise and send $880 to World Vision
for the continuing recovery efforts in Nepal. As reported on World Vision's website, this
was Nepal's deadliest disaster — affecting some 8 million people. Currently, World
Vision is assessing clean water and hygiene needs of local communities, and providing
families with food, shelter, and household supplies. In addition to supplying the basics,
World Vision has set up 12 Child-Friendly Spaces and temporary learning centers to
provide a safe space for children to play and study while their families are in transition.
Please continue to pray for Nepal and thank you for helping provide Christian love
through these relief efforts to the victims of this tragic disaster.
Sunday School Corner
Curious to know what our Sunday School students have been up to? What
gifts are they are making to sell at the bazaar to help raise money for the
church? What mission work did they learn about that the Reformed Church
Women do in our area. Who was their favorite bible person they learned
about this year? What are turnover cookies and resurrection rolls? Where
did Sunday School recreate the belly of the whale and learn about Jonah? Who is
Deborah, judge of Israel? You can learn the answers to these burning questions by
asking a Sunday School student.
Boy Scout Corner Troop 121
Our end of the year Court of Honor was held on June 10th, where we
had advancement awards as well as merit badge awards. Summer
Camp will be from August 2nd to August 7th.
ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL HELPERS NEEDED
Adult Sunday School helpers are needed for July and August. Please contact Snookie
Patterson or Linda Miles if you are interested in helping out for one or more Sundays.
OUR TERCENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY IS JUST MONTHS AWAY
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The 300th Anniversary of our establishment of the congregation of the Reformed Dutch
Church of Claverack begins in less than six months. Many events have been talked
about. Now is the time to turn these ideas into actual plans.
Without your help, this will never happen!
How can you help?
> Review the historical outline of the church prepared by our church Mary
Hallenback. Add any events to the list that will enrich our updated history of the
church, especially since 1965.
> Provide a list of church memorabilia you have proudly kept - whether pictures,
newspaper articles, church publications, Sunday School mementos, etc., that
we can proudly display during the Celebration events.
> Provide housing the night of Palm Sunday, March 22, 2016 for the members of
the Hope College Chapel Choir.
> Help sort pictures for a power point program.
> Create publicity of the church's history and tercentennial events.
> Do you have a way you can wish you can help that we haven't mentioned?
Please contact the church office or Glenn Holzhauer with the ways you can help.
Special thanks to Irene Holzhauer
for planning and organizing the fun evening
that was enjoyed by the folks who attended the
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Mac-Haydn Theatre and Dinner get-together in June.
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The show, unknown to everyone beforehand, was
"The Drowsy Chaperone"
a most delightful and entertaining musical comedy...
and the dinner that followed at the
Lagonia Italian Restaurant in Chatham
provided everyone with good food and lots of fun conversation.
It was a special treat that both
Pastor Linda and Pastor Nick could join us this year.
Hope you too can come along for next year's theatre/dinner date!
Reformed Dutch Church of Claverack
May 14, 2015
Approved June 10,2015
The May 2015 Consistory meeting of the Reformed Dutch Church of Claverack was called to
order at 7:00 PM by Pastor Linda Miles who opened the meeting with a prayer. Present were
Lloyd, Louise, Bill, Steve, Glenn, John, Cindy, Donna, Roger and Julie. Mike and Cheryl were
absent.
The minutes of the April 8, 2015 meeting were approved by motion of Bill, and seconded by
Lloyd. Mike Daly was unable to attend this meeting, so Bill Better acted as Secretary. All were
present with the exception of Mike and Cheryl.
Correspondence was reviewed. There was a letter from Helen McArthur, daughter of Alice
Duntz who will be visiting the church in August and will be presenting a check for $1,000.00,
$500.00 of which is for the choir and $500.00 for the library.
In other correspondence, there were thank you notes from food pantries and a thank you note
from Pastor Linda.
There was an Elders report indicating a number of new members, both in adult and child
categories. The Deacons also provided a report.
There was a general discussion about a retreat, which was tabled until June. There was a
report that Olan Mills is tentatively scheduled for November 7th and 15th, 2015 for photographs.
Nancy Rossweiler will be the delegate to the classes based on a motion made by Donna and
seconded by Lloyd.
The Christian Growth Committee reported May 17th would be the last day of Sunday school and
there would be teacher recognition plants given to each of the Sunday school teachers. Bibles
will be handed out to all third graders. It was also reported that Sunday school would take over
the basket booth as a summer activity to keep kids interested.
Steve agreed to add information about Sunday school on the website.
The Cemetery Committee has submitted a report.
The letter from Pastor Linda which was sent to the congregation was well received.
Lloyd reported about the update to the Facebook page. Lloyd also reported about the Missions
Committee, indicating eight people had participated in the Crop Walk raising over $1,000 and
that we had responded to various appeals to natural disasters.
Roger also reported that he has distributed food to local food pantries. The Nurture Committee
under Julie and Louise reported they've made visits to shut-ins and a card will be put in-place
for communion for shut-ins.
The Finance Committee provided the finance report for the period January through April. Our
income was ahead of budget and our expenses below.
The Building and Property Committee reported the tree had been removed in the parking area
and that the water leak in the cemetery room had been fixed. They also reported there are
repairs needed in the church bell area, with respect to the cribbing. Lloyd made a motion and
Louise seconded, to make an exception to the policy to receive three estimates for the work on
the church bell area, and instead to hire Ron Moore who has a history with and specializes in
this kind of work to have the repairs done.
Bill made a motion and Roger seconded to reimburse John Dunham for materials for the case
for the stained glass window.
Under the Worship Committee the Elders meeting discussed sourcing pulpit supply.
Under the Personnel Committee, Mike and Julie have completed Shelly's evaluation. They
have developed a form that will be used for all employees. After a discussion, it was decided
that Shelly's salary be raised and that she receive two weeks' vacation for 1-4 years, three
weeks from 5-10 years, and four weeks of vacation after 10 years. Julie made a motion to
approve this package and Bill seconded.
It was also reported that thirteen people signed up to attend an upcoming show at Mac-Haydn
Theatre. It was also decided by a motion by Bill and seconded by Julie that we have a
Congregational meeting on June 14th to discuss the upcoming celebrations based on the report
from Glen.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 9:15 PM on motion of Lloyd and
seconded by Julie.
JULY AND AUGUST LECTIONARY READINGS
The Lectionary is a list of scripture readings that are traditionally used for each Sunday of the
church year. Many preachers choose from these readings for their sermon texts. They are
created in a three year cycle to cover many important bible passages.
July 5th Sixth Sunday after Pentecost
2 Samuel 5:1-5, 9-10; Psalm 48; Ezekiel 2:1-5; Psalm 123; 2 Corinthians 12:2-10;
Mark 6:1-13
July 12th Seventh Sunday after Pentecost
2 Samuel 6:1-5, 12-19; Psalm; Amos 7:7-15; Psalm 85:8-13; Ephesians 1:3-14;
Mark 6:14-29
July 19th Eighth Sunday after Pentecost
2 Samuel 7:1-14; Psalm 89:20-37; Jeremiah 23:1-6; Psalm 23; Ephesians 2:11-22;
Mark 6:30-34, 53-56
July 26th Ninth Sunday after Pentecost
2 Samuel 11:1-15; Psalm 14,2 Kings 4:42-44; Psalm 145:10-18; Ephesians 3:14-21;
John 6:1-21
August 2nd Tenth Sunday after Pentecost
2 Samuel 11:26-12:13, Psalm 51:1-12; Exodus 16:2-4,9-15; Psalm 78:23-29;
Ephesians 4:1-16; John 6:24-35
August 9th Eleventh Sunday after Pentecost
2 Samuel 18:5-9, 15, 31-33; Psalm 130; 1 Kings 19:4-8; Psalm 34:1-8;
Ephesians 4:25-5:2, John 6:35, 41-51
August 16th Twelfth Sunday after Pentecost
1 Kings 2:10-12, 3:3-14; Psalm 111; Proverbs 9:1-6; Psalm 34:9-14; Ephesians 5:15-20,
John 6:51-58
August 23rd Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost
1 Kings 8 (1,6, 10-11), 22-30, 41-43; Psalm 84; Joshua 24:1-2, 14-18; Psalm 34:15-22;
Ephesians 6:10-20; John 6:56-69
August 30th Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost
Song of Solomon 2:8-13; Psalm 45:1-2, 6-9; Deuteronomy 4:1-2, 6-9; Psalm 15;
James 1:17-27; Mark 7:1-8, 14-15,21-23
Bible Trivia - Answers are after birthdays and anniversaries.
1 . What did Lot offer to the degenerates of Sodom?
2. Whom did Abner kill for constantly pursuing and harassing Abner?
3. Complete this line with one word "For we walk by faith and not by" ?
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RDCC Historical Trivia - Answers are after birthdays and anniversaries.
1 . The memorial chapel bell, which now rests on the front lawn of the church originally cost?
2. Why was the bell that was placed in the Memorial Chapel belfry originally purchased?
3 The present design of the sanctuary was completed under Rev. Boice's leadership
when?
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July and August Anniversaries
July and August Birthdays
Rob Schroeppel
John Wilber
7/1
Gary Steenburn
7/24
Mike & Vinessa Bowman
7/2
7/24
Jill Theiss Dean
7/3
Severen Bowman
Keith Niver
7/25
Dianne & Paul Slusar
Tom & Snookie Patterson
7/1
7/9
James McNamee Jr
7/3
7/25
Barbara & John DeLamater
7/13
Jordan Moon
7/3
Scott Niver
Rick Schroeppel
7/27
Douglas & Darcy Colwell
7/17
Craig Moon
7/4
Lois Niver
7/27
John & Carolyn Wilber
7/24
Peggy Moon
7/4
Jim McNamee Sr
7/28
Jim & Linda Mackerer
7/29
Edna Card
Jay Case
7/7
7/29
Frank & Jean Starkes
8/2
8/1
William & Nancy Rasweiler
8/6
8/7
Thea & Jim Schoep
8/15
8/19
7/10
Candace Alvarez
7/9
Sara Ann Gregory
Irene Kitchie
Scott Holzhauer
Jim Campion
7/13
Jane Case
8/11
Donna Lynk Campion
7/14
Pauline Gowen
8/12
Glenn & Irene Holzhauer
Theresa & William Krein
Kaitlyn Rose Krein
7/14
Glenn Holzhauer
8/14
Jim & Donna Campion
8/23
Kyle Brousseau
Ryan Brousseau
7/16
Theresa Krein
John Dunham
8/15
Kim & Jeff Plass
8/24
8/18
Thomas & Tanya Hotalen
8/24
8/28
8/29
7/8
7/16
Wendy Warfield
7/18
Meredith Weinman
8/18
Peter & Virginia Ambrose
Amara Steenburn
7/18
Mary Ann Gregory
8/21
Sheila & Mark Krizar
Charles Post
Barbara DeLamater
7/21
Signe Brousseau
8/22
7/21
Alison Schroeppel
8/22
Mary Lou Knull
7/22
Cheryl Halleran
8/25
Una Lawrence
7/23
Gig Barton
8/27
Sara Elizabeth Miller
7/23
James Schoepp
8/27
7/24
Cameron Holzhauer
8/29
Jay Mackerer
8/30
Julie Veronezi
8/22
Bible Trivia answers: l.His daughters (Gen 19:4-8). 2. Asahel (2 Sam 2:19-25) 3. Sight (2 Cor 5:7)
RDCC Trivia answers: 1. $250. 2. To hang at the Hudson River Institute 3. 1854 (sanctuary enlarged, galleries extended, wings added, &
pews reversed.)
PRAYER CONCERNS LIST
Please pray for:
Reverend John Bowen
Our brothers and sisters in
Nepal, Chile, and on Mt. Everest
Mike Bowman's friend...Ed, Jr.
Pastor Linda Mile's friends...Pastor Carol's
loved ones, Lorna
John Moak
Linda Van Loon Mack's nephew...Justin
Joan Brown's family...Sister
Heather + Ryan Niver's family/friends
Grandfather Otis/Ricardo, Michelle
Case Family...Ronald
Lois Niver's cousin...Bill
Clapp Family...Jim and Bette's
loved ones
Ostrander Family/friends...Mary, Kay/
Nancy, Sue
Cook Family...good friend
Dunhams' friends...Shaquanda, Marta
Kitty Osterhoudt...Nephew's loved ones
Lois Gorts' loved ones
Mary Ann Gregory
Mary Hallenbeck's loved ones +
friend... Vel ma
Cheryl Halleran's friend...Mikey
Sylvia Hardy
Hotalen Family...Virginia,
Christine's teenagers
Sue Ihlenburg's niece...Lisa
Anna and Erik Kauppinen
Irene Kitchie...Wayne + family
Jan Lynch's family/friend...Darla+Bert,
Andrew, Mike/Koa Jon
Andrea Mastrianni's family...Aunt Linda
Phyllis Mayo's friend...Jane
Plass Family friend...Danielle
Jenny Post's friends...Marie, Corrie
Race Family...Susan, Neal
Shelley Robinson's friends...Chris, Jackie
Schoep family/friend...Terra/Cecile's
loved ones
Schroeppel Family friends...Harriet, Roland
Denise Smith's friend...Susan
Jennifer Stupplebeen's grandfather...James
Of our Synod Family...Kailee
Theiss Family/friends...Jayne/Dick, Cyndy
Frieda Van Deusen's nephew...Nick
Veronezi Family...Aunt Alice, Uncle Willard
Wilber Family/friends...Jackie, Kevin, Ruth,
Deena+John/Dehn, friend's
granddaughter, co-worker's father
Kathy McNamee's family...Mary Lou,
nephew
...and those who are housebound or are in rehab/nursing/assisted-livinci homes:
HOME: Nelson Dickey (Virginia Ambrose's father, who is living with her)
KAATERSKILL CARE: Donald Gilmour (Mary Lou Knull's father)
PINE HAVEN: Pauline Gowen (P-L's Mom)
THE PINES: Aunt Addie (Carol O'Neill's family)
WHITTIER: Charles Hallenbeck, Laura Cornell (former member)
July 2015
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
1
Fri
2
Yule Booth 7pm C
6
5
Worship 9:30am
Communion
VanAlphen Grad
Party 12-8pm F
12
Worship 9:30am
AA 8pm DS
13
20
8
Consistory mtg 7 pm
Elders/Deacons 6:45
pm
14
Lectionary Mtg 11am L
AA 8pm DS
19
Worship 9:30am
7
Lectionary Mtg 11am L
21
9
16
27
26
AA 8pm DS
23
Yule Booth 7pm C
C: Cemetery Rm
DS: Downstairs
classrooms
K: Kitchen
F: Fellowship Hall
L: Library
S: Sanctuary
28
Lectionary Mtg 11am L
29
Boy Scouts 7pm F
11
17
18
24
25
Peer Support
9am L
30
Yule Booth 7pm C
10
Peer Support
9am L
2ofusTheatre 24:30pm F & L
Worship 9:30am
2ofustheatre 24:30pm F & L
4
Peer Support
9am L
2ofusTheatre 6:309:30pm F & L
Yule Booth 7pm C
22
Lectionary Mtg 11am L
A A 8pm DS
3
Peer Support
9am L
Yule Booth 7pm C
15
2ofusTheatre 6:309:30pm F & L
Sat
31
Peer Support
9am L
August 2015
Mon
Sun
Tue
Thu
Wed
Fri
Sat
1
C: Cemetery Rm
DS: Downstairs
classrooms
K: Kitchen
F: Fellowship Hall
L: Library
S: Sanctuary
2
Worship 9:30am
Communion
3
AA 8pm DS
9
Worship 9:30am
10
AA 8pm DS
16
17
Worship 9:30am
A A 8pm DS
23
Worship 9:30am
AA 8pm DS
30
Worship 9:30 am
4
5
Lectionary Mtg 11am L
24
11
Lectionary Mtg 11am L
12
18
Lectionary Mtg 11am L
ClaverackLibrary 4:308:30pm F
19
25
26
Lectionary Mtg 11am L
31
6
Yule Booth 7pm
7
8
14
15
Peer Support
9am L
13
Yule Booth 7pm
Peer Support
9am L
20
Yule Booth 7pm
21
Peer Support
9am L
27
Sunday School Campfire
Kickoff 4pm F
Yule Booth 7pm
28
Peer Support
9am L
22
Simmons Baby
Shower 11 -4pm F
29