The Circuit Rider - United Methodist Church of Mount Vernon

The Circuit Rider
United Methodist Church of Mount Vernon
304 1st Street SW, Mount Vernon, IA 52314
Our mission is to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.
Telephone: 319.895.6286
www.mountvernonumc.org email: [email protected]
Pastor Bill’s Bytes…
We began our Lenten journey last Sunday. This is the
season of the church year that focuses on Jesus’ purposeful
journey to Jerusalem, where he would lay down his life to free
us from bondage to sin. Some see this season as a season of
giving up something – which we fully intend to indulge in after
the season has passed – to symbolize our willingness to follow
Jesus in taking up the cross to embrace our own death. I fail to
see any sacrifice in this that is anywhere close to embrace our
own call to die to self so that we might live in Christ.
Our journey this Lent will take a little different path.
March 2015
WORSHIP
SCHEDULE
8:30 am Praise Service
9:45 am Sunday School
10:30 am Fellowship Time,
Common Ground
11:00 am Traditional
Worship
We will be exploring Jesus’ “sermon on the mount,” recorded
for us in the Gospel of Matthew, chapters 5 through 7. I
believe Jesus shows us here the little deaths to self that free us
from old patterns that lead to destruction and death for
ourselves and all creation. Jesus does not ask us to die the
death that he suffered on the cross. Only he could accomplish
this. Because of his sacrifice, the path is open to us to have a
growing relationship with God, if we are willing to receive his
sacrifice for us.
Still, we live in a world broken by sin. God calls us to
participate in redeeming the world, and due to the influence of
sin, there are many “little deaths” we are called upon to
embrace.
Our willingness to embrace these will help us
Daylight Savings Time
Begins Sunday March 8th
become the people God created us to be to bring out the Godcolors and flavors in this world. Jesus’ teaching in the Sermon
on the Mount will equip us for this. We hope you will join us
in this journey.
Your servant for the sake of Jesus,
Pastor Bill
Don’t forget to set your
clocks ahead Saturday night
before you go to bed!!
SPRC Makes New Senior Pastor Announcement
With Pastor Bill Daylong announcing his retirement last fall, the
Staff Parish committee has been working with the District Superintendent over the past several months on the appointment for our new
Senior Pastor. We have good news that we can announce that an appointment has been made.
Our new senior pastor will be Rev. Dr. HeeCheon Jeon and he is currently serving as the associate pastor at the First United Methodist
Church of Iowa City where he focuses on helping organize small
group ministries. Before Iowa City, he served as the head pastor in
Corning, Iowa. He received his Masters of Divinity and PhD in Philosophy of Religion and Theology from UC Berkley. His wife’s name is Ann and they have
one daughter, Soyoun, who is currently a junior in High School. HeeCheon will join our congregation on July 1, 2015. We are excited to welcome HeeCheon and his family to our congregation and community. Please let anyone on Staff Parish know if you have any questions.
Happy 100th Birthday to the Parsonage!!
(gifts encouraged)
We are planning to kick off the 100th year of the Parsonage with a celebration on Sunday, March 8th. Cake will be served in the Common Ground
between services. There will be a special offering taken on March 8th to
help cover the costs of the parsonage restoration. Please consider making
a special gift for this effort (make your check out to United Methodist Church of MV with
the word “parsonage” written on the memo line). You can also make a pledge to be fulfilled
over six months if that better suits your financial situation. A pledge card was recently
mailed to you, we would appreciate you returning it by mail or in person on March 8th.
The current parsonage was built in 1915 when the congregation purchased the Ogleby property just west of the church. The total cost of the parsonage was $8,087.81!
In preparation for the next pastor, the Trustees have identified a list of improvements to be
made starting this spring. The total expense is estimated to be $50,000 and we are asking for
your monetary gift to help fund this project. The list includes:
Basement Waterproofing ($20,000)
New Furnace/AC ($10,000)
Window Replacement ($9,500)
Painting ($3,500)
Roof Patching ($5,000)
Radon Abatement ($1,000)
Security/Fire Doors ($1,000)
There will be a line drawing of the Parsonage in the narthex showing what projects are
planned to take place as well as their approximate cost. Maybe you would like to pay for a
new window or some paint? Please prayerfully consider what your contribution will be. We
are currently nearing the 50% pledge mark in advance of this celebration fundraising events
thanks to some early donors, and the support of our Endowment and Trustees Committees.
Questions? Feel free to contact a member of the Parsonage Review Team – Steve Miller,
Ray Reasland, Kraig Hunter, Jean Schroeder, and Jackie Morrical.
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General Fund Summary
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Men’s Bible Study
Donated
Jan. $29,597
Expenses
$31,787
Budget
$32,135
Other January donations
Building Fund
$1,745
Renovation Fund
$1,475
AC/Boiler Fund
$220
Organ Fund
$100
Human Relations
$130
UMCOR/Disaster
$358
SELCC Bulk Food $1,459
Reach Turkey
$100
Total for all funds in January $33,933
Leader: Ed Timm—Monday mornings at
6:00 am at the Skillet Café.
Women’s Bible Study
Leader: Cathy Stoner Wednesday Morning 9:30 am in
the Balcony Classroom
*Deadline for the April 2015 Circuit Rider will be
March 24, 2015.
Contact Alison Dix at the Church office with any questions or email
her at [email protected]
Scrip Update
Thanks to all those who have participated in the
Scrip Program! So far in 2015 we have raised over
$408 for the general operating expenses of the
church! Put the order form/check in the collection plate or drop them off in the church office.
Blanket Ministry Update
"Lent Over Lunch"
Noon to 12:30 pm
Wednesdays
Open sanctuary
featuring reflective music
to help observe the season.
Offered by Dr. Lynda Hakken
on the Organ
People are welcome to bring a lunch or
just drop in to listen.
Nine Fleece blankets were delivered to
Mission of Hope on Saturday February 21.
They were very appreciative and said “Keep
them coming”! Do you have a few minutes
waiting for a child to finish choir, youth
group or are you early for a meeting and
maybe between church services? We invite you
to stop by the tables set up near the elevator (levels 3 & 4) and tie a few knots. It’s
really simple and you’ll come away with the
warm fuzzy feeling knowing you’ve helped
someone in need.
Please help us reach our goal to complete
100 blankets this year. Blankets may also be
taken home and done as a family project. Another way to help is to make a contribution
to the blanket ministry. Each blanket costs
$12 to $15. If you have
questions please contact Jackie Wallace at
895-6686 or Barb Shepley at 895-6566.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL NEWS
DATE CHANGE – PLEASE
READ
Spring Break Observed for
Children/Youth Sunday School
This year we will be celebrating and
showing appreciation for our Sunday
school teachers and shepherds on
Sunday, May 3rd. Be watching for
more details regarding this special day,
but for now mark your calendars and
be sure to join us during the Sunday
school hour as we give thanks for our
wonderful servants in the Sunday
school program. All are invited to attend and enjoy the
fellowship that this event
always provides.
Sunday school for our children and youth will
be on Spring break Sunday, March 15th and
Sunday, March 22nd. These Sundays bookmark the Mount Vernon/Lisbon public school
spring break and will enable our teachers and
shepherds to spend time with family and travel
during this school break.
Sunday school will resume
th
on Sunday, March 29
(Palm Sunday).
When the children return to
Sunday school we will begin
our Easter unit.
Dear Sunday school students (and parents),
The season of Lent started on Wednesday, February 18th. Have you ever heard your
Pastor or Sunday school teacher mention the word Lent and wonder what it is really
all about?
Lent is the for ty-day period before Easter when we prepare ourselves. During that
time we remember Christ and the change that he made in the world, and we try to
better ourselves as followers of Christ. Many people follow the custom of “giving
up” something during Lent to remind them of Christ’s suffering. Some people
decide to make some sort of change in their lives during this time in order to be a
better follower of Christ.
Please remember to use your Lenten calendar that was
handed out at Sunday school. It gives you ideas of things
you can do in an effort to be more like Christ. Be sure to
share the ideas with your family and do some of them
together. I look forward to hearing from you about some of
the actions you took during this Lenten season.
Blessings, Julie Dowd Baty Christian Education Director
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Understanding the
Immigration Process:
Gabi’s Journey
MAY 31 –
“NO SERVICE, ALL SERVANTS”
Letters for Gabi's Journey--Letters in support of Gabi Guardado
for his seeking U.S. legal permanent residency are welcome in the church office
throughout March. If you wish to write
one, please contact Alison in the Church
Office for a copy of the U.S. Citizenship
guidelines for Letters of Support. Amy
and Gabi do not wish anyone to feel pressure to write a letter and they realize that
numerous persons in the congregation
may not know them very well, particularly those who attend the traditional service. If you do wish to write a letter but
have questions about what to say, contact
Kay Graber at 364-1185 or
[email protected].
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
On May 31 there will be no worship services. Instead we are all invited to come
to the church that day, have breakfast together, pray together and then spread out
in our church, our community and perhaps
even among our congregants’ homes to
serve according to our abilities.
Does this have you curious? Good!! Stay
tuned for more information!
UMCMV Conversations
Living the Gospel Life thru Lent 2015
Lenten devotionals are still available in the
Narthex.
It is never to late to join the Conversation!
"Conversations" is a convenient way of sharing the thoughts you have
during an important time of devotion. Sometimes you are in the
mood to just read or listen. Sometimes the Holy Spirit puts something in your heart that is just to important to not let out and you have
to share it. This is where Conversations happens. All you need to do
is email your interest to [email protected]. We will put
you on the list and daily you will receive a copy of the devotion for
that day and an initial thought, story or reflection. After that, sharing
begins and as replies are sent back to that same email, they are shared
in turn with the participants and thus the conversation ensues. We
promise that during a time of such faithfulness, the blessings of this
devotional conversation will be most rewarding.
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LETTER FROM FINANCE TEAM
Dear Congregation members:
I have some incredible news about our General
Fund! The Finance Committee was expecting a
year end deficit of at least $30,000. However,
thanks primarily to the very generous year end donations of a few of our members, we ended the year
with an annual deficit of approximately $2,500.00.
As you may recall, this is the fund that pays the operating expenses of our church such as payroll, utilities, office expenses, etc. The Finance Committee
had projected a deficit of $30,000 - 40,000 for
2014, due to an increase in expenses and a decrease
in pledged contributions. As of November 30,
2014, our General Fund balance was almost
$46,000 in the red. In an astounding rebound, we
had total contributions of almost $67,000 to this
fund in December, 2014 so that we ended the year
very close to a balanced budget. Yeah!
A very special thanks to the handful of members
(our deficit angels) who made extremely generous
donations to our deficit in December to make this
result possible.
Our 2015 budget was passed by the Church Council
at its meeting in January. This budget projects
about $360,000 in income and $385,600 in expenses for the year. We are actually expecting $15,600
less in expenses than were projected in 2014, due
primarily to expected cost savings from the new
boilers and some payroll/benefit reductions. However, we are still projecting a deficit of approximately $25,000 based on pledged contributions for
2015. It would be fantastic if everyone in the congregation could step up their General Fund contributions by about 6% this year so that we could
meet our budget without having to rely on our deficit angels!
Thanks to everyone for all of the ways you support
our church!
Sincerely,
Jean Schroeder, Chair - Finance Committee
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During winter months it's fun to start to
dream and plan summer vacations!
As you do, be sure to SAVE THE DATE for
VBS!!
This year's VBS will run
Sunday, July 12th - Thursday, July 16th.
Our theme will be Everest - Conquering
challenges with God's mighty power. Kids
will enjoy an icy expedition where they'll
learn to overcome obstacles with God's
awesome power.
Questions about VBS? Contact Lori
Cranston @ [email protected].
JOIN IN THE METHOLARK
FUN!
Our Metholarks (3rd -6th plus 2nd
with approval) will be starting our
musical for the spring. This is a great
time for your student to join us and try
out our choir fellowship.
We meet Wednesdays after school
until 4:30. Contact Kristi Keast or the
office for more information.
Use Scrip for Spring Break Plans!
Whether you are driving or flying to your
spring break destination please consider
using Scrip to pay for some of your travel
expenses! Orders placed on March 1st
will be delivered by March 5th – in plenty
of time for Spring Break. Here is a
partial list of travel-related retailers:
 BP
 Casey’s
 Shell
 Sinclair Oil
 Texaco
 Clarion Hotels
 Comfort Suites
 Marriott Hotels
 Sleep Inn
Check out our NEW online
calendar!
Go to mountvernonumc.org
Click on CHURCH CALENDAR on the
left hand Column
Thanks!!
Lenten Opportunities for Worship
Communion Sundays March 1st
Other weeks of lent:
March 8, March 15, March 22
Palm Sunday March 29
8:30 am Praise Service
11:00 am Traditional Service
United
Methodist
Women
March
Event!
Maundy Thursday Worship
April 2, 2015 @ 6:30 pm
Good Friday Worship
April 3, 2015 @ 6:30 pm
Come join us on Thur. March
26 at 11:30am in Fellowship
Hall for a "Lunch with Love."
We'll enjoy a baked potato
bar lunch and then assemble
spring gift bags for some of
those in our church family in
need of a bit of cheer. Feel
free to bring small items for
the gift bags like food
snacks, tissues, stamps and
etc. We often do 15 to 20 of
these gift bags. Please call
Barb Shepley with questions
at (319)895-6566. See you
there on the 26th.
Holy Easter Sunday April 5
7:00 am SONrise Service
8:30 am Praise Service
11:00 am Traditional Service
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Celebrating March
birthdays!
Happy Birthday to…
Lonny Merlak
Liz Vedepo
Brian Bothell
Anita Simpkins
Abe Tubbs
Melissa Kahl
Madison Bowling
Andrew Light
Samantha White
Jase Jaspers
Patrick Lamier
Bev Behrens
Tristyn Holets
Andrew Smith
Klayton Kahl
Suzette Kragenbrink
Daniel Rekemeyer
Bennett Metcalf
Nolan Jackson
Harry Cole
Kamryn Kahl
Jan White
Ryley Hoffman
03/01
03/02
03/03
03/05
03/06
03/07
03/08
03/09
03/10
03/11
03/12
03/13
03/15
Josh Hanson
Melody Lineburg
Carrie Rutledge
Mick Snodgress
Dan Stoner
Alex Briesemeister
Mary Jane Mcwilliams
Amy Russell
Janet Ault
Brittany Ferguson
Owen Rushford
Holden Steine
Lillian Hotz
Jaylee Jaspers
Michael Briesemeister
Anna Hoffman
Josie Bothell
Ellen Holland
John Gee
Chad Niec
Michael Woods
Brett Cooper
Samantha Zehms
Amy Jackson
03/19
03/20
03/21
03/22
03/23
03/24
03/25
March 2015
Anniversaries
Love is patient, love is kind, it isn’t
jealous, it doesn’t brag, it isn’t arrogant, it isn’t rude, it doesn’t seek
its own advantage, it isn’t irritable,
it doesn’t keep a record of complaints, it isn’t happy with injustice,
but it is happy with the truth. Love
puts up with all things, trusts in all
things, hopes for all things, endures
all things.
1 Corinthians 13:4-13
Terry & Susan Pisarik
Joyce & Bob Locke
Darrell & Donna Jordan
Jim & Carol Wozniak-Rebhuhn
03/06
03/11
03/16
03/17
03/27
03/30
03/31
To gather with God's people in united adoration of the Father is as necessary to the Christian life as prayer.
Martin Luther
Prayers:
Please keep Bill Croghan and family in prayer, as they mourn the recent passing of his sister, Laura.
Prayers and words of encouragement for Amy and Gabi Guardado, and their sons Ethan and Keaton, as Gabi seeks
U.S. legal permanent residency, a necessary step toward full citizenship.
Please pray for strength and comfort for Sarah Steineke, friend of Pastor Becky and Phil High, and her family, as
Sarah was recently diagnosed with MS. Please pray also for wisdom for her doctors.
Prayers for our new Pastor, a positive transition, and continued spiritual growth for our church.
Please pray that our community can come together, and agree on a plan for our children and the school.
Continued prayers that those in positions of leadership use their power for the good of many, rather than for
personal gain or power over others.
Continued prayers for healing and recovery for Cot Graber, who underwent back surgery on the 13th.
Continued prayers for Bonnie Wikstrom’s husband, Brad, who is recovering from a recent stroke.
Continued prayers for Jeff Walter’s mother, whose Mayo doctors were able to diagnose vertebra and nerve issues
that were causing some of her health issues.
Continued prayers for Amanda Meeker, her family, and the Lisbon school district. Amanda is currently undergoing
chemotherapy treatment, while her doctors consider possible additional modalities.
Continued prayers of peace and comfort for Stella Mae Easker.
Continued prayers for Mike, a business friend of Jim Baty’s, who is battling stage 4 Hodgkins lymphoma.
Continued prayers for the Mission of Hope in Cedar Rapids; its volunteers and attendees.
Continued prayers for our partner church; Women at the Well United Methodist Church, their leader, Pastor Lee
Schott, and the women of Iowa Correctional Institute for Women.
Joys:
Joy for our new Pastor and new opportunities!
Prayers of gratitude for our church and all other churches that work together to end hunger by giving regularly to the
SE Linn Food Bank and to meals for Mission of Hope. May our witness to the Gospel of love and compassion
shine ever more brightly this Lenten season!
Heartfelt thanks from Clive & Mavis Cook, for all of your recent prayers and well wishes. Both are doing much
better!
Joy and thanks that David Easker has arrived home safely, and is feeling blessed by his recent experience with
“Miles of Smiles” in Guatemala!
Praise, joy and thanks for all of our amazing volunteers.9 We truly appreciate all of your hard work!
Adult Education Opportunities
Dick Peters’ Chapel Class: The Acts of the Apostles
For a history teacher, the book of Acts is the most exciting book in the Bible! Now is your chance to study
this wonderful history and testimony written by Saint Luke. Saint Luke was the only gentile to author a New Testament book. Of course, I would like to have you come each Sunday, but each class will stand on its own; so
please come when your schedule allows. We’ll study the conversion, travels, and preaching of Saul (Paul) and
certainly Peter and the Holy Spirit. This will be the history of the early church – we’ll see why we should be so
thankful for these pioneer teachers and leaders. Now is the time to read the book of Acts and make plans for you
and family to come to Sunday School. We will also read from Mr. Wesley’s translation of Acts and from several of
his sermons. Naturally, we will make time for an examination of Christmas and Easter. The class will meet in the
Chapel, just beyond the little kitchen and east of the Common Ground. Bless your hearts; see you Sunday school - Dick Peters
Danforth Class: Applying teachings of Jesus
The Danforth group meets in the balcony Danforth Room during the Sunday school hour. The group focuses on
applying the teachings of Jesus to the transformation of our lives and removing barriers to justice and peace. Leadership of the class rotates among members. The first book to be read will be selected by the group when they convene this fall. If you enjoy common readings and lively discussions and yearn to know how to leap from Biblical
time and space to 2014, this is the study group for you!
“The Story”
The Story, NIV (Amazon.com) group will meet each Sunday during the traditional Sunday School hour in the Library directly off Fellowship Hall. Our group will use this version of God's story, written to demonstrate the continuity of God's relationship with His people. We will be centering our discussion on New Testament Scripture and
the range of interpretation that exists as we come together in conclusions for its impact on our lives. Best described
as God's love sent for us all, the New Testament doesn't throw away the Old but rather redefines it and refocuses
God's plan for humanity through His lens rather than ours. If you want to know more, be more and love more, this
is the study group built for you and we'll be waiting for you to join. All our welcome no matter the amount of your
experience, confidence and knowledge. This is a discussion and a time to grow together in His Word. “The Story”
group will meet each Sunday during the traditional Sunday School hour in the Old Library, Classroom off of Fellowship Hall.
Stephen Ministry
DID YOU KNOW…
• Stephen Ministers are not counselors. They are trained Christian caregivers.
Their role is to listen and care—not counsel or advise. Please do not refer to them
as counselors.
• Stephen Ministry is a supervised ministry. Stephen Ministers engage in
twice-monthly supervision to ensure that they are providing the best-quality
Christian care.
• Stephen Ministry is a confidential ministry. What a care receiver tells a Stephen Minister remains
confidential. Even in supervision, the names of care receivers and specific details are never discussed.
• Stephen Ministers do not make cold calls. They are assigned only to people who agree to receive the
care of a Stephen Minister.
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March 2015 Worship Assistants
March 1st at 8:30am (Praise Service)
March 1st at 11:00am (Traditional Service)
East Door Greeters:
West Door Greeters:
Worship Assistants:
Coffee Host:
Nursery:
Communion:
Slide Presenter:
East Door Greeters:
West Door Greeters:
Worship Assistants:
Lector:
Nursery:
Slide Presenter:
Communion:
Kamaus Family
Todd & Kathy Norton
Booths & Hans Steine and children
Sherryl Osborn
Kim Schwiebert
Natalie Ott & Payton Schwiebert
Diane Legore
Marge Gaines & Dodie Rilett
Kay & Cot Graber
Hunter Family
Kristi Keast
Brittany Booth
Dick Jacob
Alina Merlak & Lara Cooper
March 8th at 8:30am (Praise Service)
March 8th at 11:00am (Traditional Service)
East Door Greeters:
West Door Greeters:
Worship Assistants:
Jo Harman
Nancy Reasland
Pisarik & Kamaus Families
Nursery:
Marissa Cranston
Slide Presenter:
Diane Legore
East Door Greeters:
West Door Greeters:
Worship Assistants:
Lector:
Nursery:
Slide Presenter:
Coffee Host:
Engelbrecht Family
Jan White & Bonnie Keith
Merlak Family
Janet Ault
Brittany Booth
Jackie Wallace
Janet Griffith
March 15th at 8:30am (Praise Service)
March 15th at 11:00am (Traditional Service)
East Door Greeters:
West Door Greeters:
Worship Assistants:
Todd & Lisa White
Todd & Kathy Norton
Brand Family
Nursery:
Marissa Cranston
Slide Presenter:
Bonnie Wikstrom
East Door Greeters:
West Door Greeters:
Worship Assistants:
Lector:
Nursery:
Slide Presenter:
Coffee Host:
Vern & Arlene Sand
Marge Gaines & Dodie Rilett
Engelbrecht Family
Ruth Miller
Jean Schroeder
Jackie Morrical
Tim & Diane Legore
March 22nd at 8:30am (Praise Service)
March 22nd at 11:00am (Traditional Service)
East Door Greeters:
West Door Greeters:
Worship Assistants:
Matt & Teresa Stewart
Brian & Teresa Bothell
Hoffman & Stoner Families
Nursery:
Amy Jackson
Slide Presenter:
Diane Legore
East Door Greeters:
West Door Greeters:
Worship Assistants:
Lector:
Nursery:
Slide Presenter:
Coffee Host:
March 29th at 8:30am (Praise Service)
East Door Greeters:
West Door Greeters:
Worship Assistants:
Nursery:
Slide Presenter:
John & MJ McWilliams
Jan White & Bonnie Keith
Shepley & Morf Family
Cot Graber
Cindy Strong
Trude Elliott
Cot & Kay Graber
March 29th at 11:00am (Traditional Service)
Stella Pata
East Door Greeters:
Kamaus Family
West Door Greeters:
Hans Steine/children and Dix/Steen Worship Assistants:
Lector:
Kim Schwiebert
Nursery:
Slide Presenter:
Engelbrecht Family
Kay & Cot Graber
LaFollette & Pisarik Families
Dan Hakken
Brittany Booth
Cot Graber
Diane Legore
Ruth Reckling/Sherryl Osborn
Coffee Host:
Missions Corner : Special Offerings this Month
March 1, 2015
March 8, 2015
March 15, 2015
March 22, 2015
March 29, 2015
SE Linn Bulk Food Offering
Parsonage Fund
One Great Hour of Sharing UMCOR special offering
Native American UMCOR special offering
Blanket Ministry Special Offering
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United Methodist Church of Mount Vernon
Staff
Senior Pastor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bill Daylong
Associate Pastor/Youth Director . . Becky High
Office Manager/Newsletter . . . . . .Alison Dix
Admin. Asst/ Membership……… Jo Harman
Christian Education Director &
Sunday School Superintendent . . . Julie Baty
Nursery Care. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Melissa Oxley
Praise Team Director . . . . ……….. Ben Klaus
Director, Children's Vocal Choirs &
Director, Adult Handbell Choir &
Director, Youth Handbell Choirs ...Kristi Keast
Organist/Pianist……………………Dr. Lynda Hakken
Chancel Choir Director
Joleen Woods
Custodian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rosa Moss
Maintenance & Repair Director . . . Trustees
Web Master . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dan Hakken
Wedding Coordinator……………..Barb Shepley
Financial Secretaries . . . . . . . . . . . Richard Jacob,
Jackie Morrical
Treasurer . . . . . . . . . .
Mike Kragenbrink/ Alison Dix
Friday March 27
5:00 to 7:30 pm
Fellowship Hall
$10 Adults
$5 4 to 12 year olds
3 and under Free
Fried or baked fish, Baked potato, coleslaw/veggies, rolls, dessert and beverage
Dine in or Take out Available
Kids Menu also!
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