CMPC Herald May 2013

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What’s Inside:

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Pastor’s Message:

Pastor’s Message 1

Quarterly Financial Report 2

New Member Spotlight 3

Confirmation Class 4

LOGOS 5

Preschool 6

News from Christian Education 7

CMPC Missions: HFH 8

Announcements 9

WOW 13

Birthdays 14

Monthly Calendar 15

6410 Amherst Avenue, Columbia, MD 21046Phone: (410) 997-8011, Fax: (410) 997-9642www.cmpcusa.org, www.facebook.com/[email protected]

May 2013

Upcoming Events:

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5/4 Men’s Breakfast5/4 Youth Mission Day5/4 CMPC Dance Night5/5 New Adult Sunday School Class5/19 Third Sunday Reception Name Tag Sunday6/2 Piano Dedication 6/2 Strawberry Festival6/9 Musical Treats & Sweets6/24-28 Vacation Bible School

Would you like to receive a print copy of the newsletter instead of an electronic copy? Please contact Ariel Wickham ([email protected], 410-997-8011) with your preference and contact information.

It used to be that fall was my favorite season. I love the crisp, cool days and nights, the colors of the trees, and the relief from the hot, summer days. Though I still love all of those things, it is official—spring has taken over as my new favorite season.

I love the warm days—a break from the cold dreary days of winter. I love the flowers and the trees in bloom—especially the trees lining the walkway on the northern end of the church. I love the end of cabin fever and the reclaiming of outdoor activities. And I especially love Sunday mornings in the spring. The new life of which we speak in our worship is so evident as we enter and depart from the sanctuary. The new life is all around us. The new life is within us. Praise God from whom all blessings flow! And happy spring!

Peace in Christ, Rev. Scott Hoffman

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Quarterly Financial Report

Following are the financial reports for the first quarter of the year. We are pacing right at budget so far! Remember, you can give electronically – contact Anna May Lebro at [email protected] if you are interested. If you support the offering or special giving with cash, please use an envelope to get credit to your account. Last but not least, it is a great help to the Tellers if you would put the amount of your gift on the outside of the envelope. Thanks and Blessings – Annette Hinkle

Operating Results Actual 2012 Budget 2013 YTD March 2012 YTD March 2013

Revenue 430,956 423,230 122,130 120,462 Christian Ed 3,856 6,450 529 1,090 Mission 45,749 52,500 - 3,000 Communications 2,250 18,710 - 1,483 Evangelism 4,397 - 955 - Worship 9,390 15,250 2,790 4,111 Stewardship 809 3,000 289 219 Finance 28,520 29,700 1,647 16,945 Personnel 216,607 213,355 53,401 51,392 Church Office 11,470 4,000 3,036 963 Board of Deacons 3,600 4,750 491 910 Property 87,230 75,515 16,185 16,722

Total Expenses 413,878 423,230 79,323 96,835 Net 17,078 - 42,807 23,627

Balance Sheet 3/31/12 3/31/13 Cash and investments 419,374 461,546 Other assets 19,223 19,199 Total 438,597 480,745

Designated funds 30,681 37,044 Memorials 34,519 136,392 Reserves 330,590 283,682 Fund balance 42,807 23,627 Total 438,597 480,745

New Member Spotlight

On Sunday, April 28th we welcomed the Kim family into the CMPC family. We are so glad they chose to join us. Be sure to welcome them when you see them!

Lindsey and John Kim met in high school in Salisbury, MD. John went to the University of Maryland and Lindsey went to Penn State. Now Lindsey is an elementary school teacher in Howard County and John is an analyst. Their children are Zoe (2) and Evan (3 months). They are excited to join CMPC!

John and Lindsey Kim9246 Crazyquilt Ct.

Columbia, MD 21045

John: 240-432-8456, [email protected]

Lindsey: 484-515-3022, [email protected]


The Kim Family

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Confirmation Class

Congratulations to the members of the 2013 Confirmation Class who were received with great joy into the membership of the church during worship on April 21st as they confirmed the vows taken on their behalf at their baptisms. Members of the class are Maddon Barham, Ciarra Cooke, Samantha Mesol, Nate Richards, Noah Teshome, and Matthew Ueckermann. This is an outstanding group of young men and women who bring great gifts and talents to share with the entire congregation. We are proud of them for their hard work and dedication through the confirmation process. Teaching the class this year were Pastor Hoffman, Linda Lange, and Jennifer Seinfeld.

Matthew Ueckermann Ciarra Cooke Noah Teshome

Samantha MesolNate RichardsMaddon Barham



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CMPC LOGOSAnnual GenOn Youth Summit Trip

The youth of CMPC are looking forward to another year of the LOGOS Summer Youth Conference (now called the GenOn Youth Summit)! It’s a wonderful opportunity to explore, experience, and deepen our Christian faith as we play together, eat together, study the Bible together, and worship together. We’ll be on the campus of the University of Scranton (PA) July 21st-27th. One day is devoted to mission work!

(This word collage just about sums up our week!)

To pay for the trip, we rely on the family of each youth attending to contribute a portion of the cost. We then partner with friends and extended family to raise the rest (that’s you!).

We have already raised $950 (THANK YOU!) to help another church get to the youth summit –Concordia Lutheran Church in Worcester, Massachusetts. Now we need your help to get us there! We hope to reach our goal ($3,000.00) by June 15th!

There are several ways for you to help us in our fundraising efforts: **Make a flat donation of any amount **Purchase Giant Food gift cards available after worship services at CMPC most Sundays (5% goes toward helping to fund our leaders’ attendance) **Attend our Musical “Treats & Sweets” Night on Sunday, June 9th (7 p.m.) and make a donation, bid on auction items, or donate a special auctioned item (vacation home, sports tickets, restaurant gift card, meal in your home) for others to bid on.

Thank you for your support and prayers! Attending the summit this summer are:

Lindsay Albright Ashley Imus Rebecca Pfeiffer Liz Perraud (adult) Joshua Aslam Jacklyn Meyers Shannon Weathers Don Wade (adult)Brad Bruce Zach Meyers Laura Yawney Ian Holderman Kelsey Mills Bill Gretsch (adult) Tim Holzberg Meghan Phillips Alfreda Gill (adult)

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Point your children in the right direction ~ when

they’re old they won’t be lost. -Proverbs 22: 6


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Spring has definitely arrived! April was a very busy month at Christ Memorial Christian Preschool as we continued our curriculum theme, “God and my World,” through the exploration of animals, insects, and their habitats.

After we returned from our Easter break we began learning about animals that live in the air and water. The children made fish, crabs, and birds. We visited Robinson’s Nature Center and learned about animals that live in Maryland. The following week we concentrated on animals that live in the zoo and on a farm. Our art and craft projects revolved around these animals. We visited Sharp’s Farm to see farm animals, go on a hay ride, and learn about plants. Our month culminated in learning about pets and insects. Each class has a Butterfly Habitat. We are learning patience as we watch and wait for the caterpillars to turn into Monarch butterflies. Pet Day was at the end of the month. On this day each child was encouraged to bring in either a favorite stuffed animal or a live pet for Show and Tell. At the end of the day we gathered outside to visit with the larger live pets.

As part of our participation as a Healthy Howard County childcare site, many of our children and their families participated in Screen free Week. During this week they went without TV, DVDs, and video games.

The Bible stories in April centered on Christ’s life on earth, after He rose from the dead, and the spreading of the Good News.

Registration for the 2013/14 school year is ongoing. Please let your family and friends know about us. Our classes and tuition rates are as follows:

2-day class ~ ($130) this class is on Tuesdays & Thursdays (9 a.m. to noon) and is for children who turn age three before September 30th. 3-day class ~ ($190) this Monday, Wednesday, Friday class (9 a.m. to noon) is for children who turn age four before September 30th. 5-day class ~ ($300) this class meets everyday (9 a.m. to noon), and is for children who will attend Kindergarten the following school year.

All children must be potty-trained before school begins. Financial assistance is available.

To visit our classes or for more information, visit www.cmpcusa.org/preschool or contact Missy Sullivan, 410-997-8011



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News from Christian Education

Sunday SchoolSunday School will continue through Sunday, May 19th and then we will break for summer. Come and join us at 9:15 a.m. in Fellowship Hall! We start with an opening activity led by Pastor Hoffman; then at 9:30 a.m. we have Sunday School for everyone – preschool through adult.

Annette Hinkle is teaching the final adult series for this program year. Each of these classes stands alone – you don’t have to attend all of the classes in the series. Come to as many as possible.

For our children, we have a class for preschoolers, for grades K – 2, and for grades 3 - 5. Middle schoolers meet as one class as do our high school students. We also have a nursery for our little ones (babies through age three) during Sunday School.

Sunday School ends promptly at 10:15 a.m. in time for everyone to attend the 10:30 a.m. worship service.

Please thank the following people for teaching our Sunday School classes this year: Adult Sunday School: Bill Anderson, Annette Hinkle, Steve Pettit, Jennifer Seinfield, and Jim Wade. Preschools: Michelle Farmer, Laura Yawney, and Debbie O’Neal. Grades K-2: Markita Garner and Sarah Trodden. Grades 3-5: Alfreda Gill and Rachel Wade. Middle School: Steve Kappes and Hyiwot Teshome. High School: Liz Perraud and Ryan Thomas.

Watch the August Herald for details about our fall program.

Sunday ExperienceSunday School does NOT replace the Sunday Experience – this program offers children an alternative to our worship service. Sunday Experience is designed for children in kindergarten through grade three. During Sunday Experience, children learn age appropriate worship skills that mirror what the adults are doing in worship. Children are dismissed for Sunday Experience following the Moment with Children in our worship service. Sunday Experience wil continue during the summer.

Please thank the following people for teaching Sunday Experience this year: Linda Johnson, Kathleen Hong, Donna Ueckermann, Carrie Jenkins, Becky Bruce, Laura Weisinger, and Missy Sullivan. And very special thanks to Brianna Ashman who was there throughout the program year witnessing to our children with music.

See you on Sunday, Debbie O’Neal


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CMPC Missions: Habitat For HumanityEach month we will highlight the work of one of our many mission partners. This month we turn the spotlight on Habitat for Humanity.

Habitat for Humanity was formed in 1976 by Millard Fuller to provide low cost affordable housing for low income families. Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake (HFHC) was formed in 1982 to serve Baltimore City. In 2009 they merged with Anne Arundel County HFH, and in 2011 with Howard County HFH.

In 2001, CMPC joined United Churches, which was founded by Timonium United Methodist Church in 1998, to mobilize volunteer and financial resources to sponsor a house renovation with HFHC each year. As material costs increased and churches’ financial resources decreased, United Churches was unable to continue sponsoring houses. Instead, beginning in 2012, United Churches in consultation with HFHC, decided to pool available resources to improve a particular neighborhood instead of individual houses.

HFH homebuyers who move into renovated homes receive a zero-interest Habitat Mortgage. To qualify they must have the ability to pay a monthly mortgage but not be able to qualify for a bank loan, are in need of decent housing, are living in overcrowded or in deteriorating conditions, and are willing to put in 200 hours of “sweat equity” for a single adult family or 300 hours for a two adult family. Also, they are required to put in 50 hours of financial and homebuyer education.

A new HFHC sponsored ReStore will open on May 18th at 8909 McGaw ct. in Columbia. The mission of the ReStore is: •togenerateincomethatenablesHabitatforHumanityoftheChesapeaketocreateaffordable homeownership opportunities in Baltimore, Anne Arundel County, and Howard County •toservethecommunitybyprovidingqualityproductsataffordableprices •topreserveourenvironmentbykeepingreusableitemsoutofourlandfills

The ReStore accepts donations of furniture, appliances, building supplies, and tools which are re-sold to the general public. To make donations call 410-633-0506 and or make an arrangement for pickup.

HFH is a faith-based organization composed of different faiths (Christian, Jewish, Muslim, and others). Through a New Spiritual Community established by HFHC, all faiths will join together to support the community in prayer. Starting April 18th, every two weeks, a list of names to include in your prayers will be sent via email. Initially it will be Habitat focused; that is, new home owners, volunteers, etc. Other names can be added later. Anyone interested in receiving this list or adding names may email [email protected].

HFHC needs volunteers for construction work, to work in the ReStore, prepare low-income families to become homeowners, plan construction work, promote and publicize HFH’s work, fundraise, maintain relationships with volunteers and donors, and manage HFH finances.

Address all Habitat questions to BJ Walworth at [email protected], (410) 300-0242.

For detailed information on HFH visit the following websites:http://habitatchesapeake.org/ http://chesapeakerestore.org/

We are proud to continue our financial support of HFH and encourage all to consider giving of your time and talents to this important ministry as well.



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Men’s Breakfast - May 4thThe next Men’s Breakfast will be held on Saturday, May 4th at 9 a.m. in Fellowship Hall. All men of the church ages 18 or older are welcome to attend. Friends are welcome as well.

Announcements

Adult Sunday School - May 5th, 12th, & 19thAnnette Hinkle will be leading a three week study in May for the Adult Sunday School. The study will be based on Isaiah 6: 8: “And I heard the voice of the Lord saying, “Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?” Then I said, “Here I am! Send me.” “Here I am Lord. Is it I Lord? YES?! Now what? Join the Adult Sunday School class May 5th, 12th and 19th to discover how we can respond to the Lord’s calling to use our time, talents and treasures.Third Sunday Reception– May 19thOn May 19th please join us in Fellowship Hall after the 10:30 a.m. service as we honor the men and women who have taught the adults, youth, and children of CMPC during the 2012-13 program year. Sunday School, Sunday Experience, LOGOS, the preschool, and our nursery would not exist without the faith and dedication of these people. Please join us!

Dance Night at CMPC - May 4thPut on your dancing shoes! CMPC is hosting a Cinco de Mayo-themed dance in Fellowship Hall on May 4th from 7-10 p.m.

Local dance teacher Chuck Alexander will be providing music along with dance instruction in multiple styles. We will be learning Swing, Salsa, Merengue, Cha-cha, and others throughout the evening. Music requests will be taken!

The dance is open to all CMPC members and friends, high school and above. Tickets will be $12, and we will be taking donations to offset the cost of the church’s new piano as well.

If you can’t attend the dance but would still like to join in the fun, the Fellowship Committee is looking for volunteers to help with decorations and refreshments. Please contact us if you would like to help in any way at [email protected].

Whether you’re a dance machine or you have two left feet, come join us for a great evening! Childcare will be offered by request. Refreshments will be provided as well.

Youth Mission Day - May 4thThe Big Day of Serving: All middle schoolers and high schoolers are invited to join us on Saturday, May 4th for a work day in Manassas, Virginia. Teens from all over will gather to serve and transform local neighborhoods in need. For more information, contact Liz Perraud at (443) 255-8492 or [email protected].

“Hi! My Name is...”The third Sunday of every month is “Name Tag Sunday!” See a new face? Have you always wondered what the name of the person sitting down the pew from you was, but you were too afraid to ask? Now you won’t have to! Greeters will have name tags available. All are encouraged to participate.


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Announcements


Vacation Bible SchoolVacation Bible School 2013 is just around the corner! Kingdom Rock VBS will be one of the best weeks of your child’s summer! Our program is open to all children age three (must be completely potty-trained) to those entering fifth grade! There will be interactive games, cool science experiments, awesome music, snacks fit for a king, and bible lessons that will give your child a vital encounter with Christ! What a great way to spend a week of the summer! Join us June 24-28th from 9 a.m. - noon. The cost is $25 per child and $50 max per family. Registration starts now! You may register online at www.groupvbspro.com/vbs/ez/christmemorial. Questions can be directed to Ashlee Hoffman or Elyn Thomas!

Volunteers Needed for Vacation Bible SchoolWant to be a part of the fun and help make VBS a HUGE success? We want you to join us in this incredible outreach to our Columbia community and beyond! Our goal is to bring Vacation Bible School to 100 kiddos this year....which means we need MANY hands to pitch in and help! Won’t you consider being a part of this wonderful ministry? Email [email protected] if you are able to help! Also, we need empty 12 oz. (12 oz. only please) water and soda bottles (with the caps still on). Please bring in your empty bottles and deposit them into the box labeled VBS! We need approximately 200 bottles! Thank you for your help!

Mars Hill Mission TripMark your calendars now and plan to join your church family for our all-church mission trip to Mars Hill, North Carolina on July 14-21, 2013. For more information, contact Pastor Scott at [email protected]. Feel free to ask those who went last year to tell you all about this wonderful opportunity to put your faith into action and serve those in need. Please join us. The more, the merrier!

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Introducing the Committee Room!The “Old Nursery” is no more. The room across the hall from Pastor Scott’s office from this day forward shall be known as the “Committee Room!” Spread the word!

Piano Dedication - June 2ndPlease join us for a worship service of thanksgiving and praise to God for our new Steinway piano on June 2nd at 7 p.m. in the sanctuary. The service will include congregational singing, piano solos, a four-hand piano duet, and a vocal solo. It will be special time of celebration for our congregation. Light refreshments will be served following the service.

Musical Treats and Sweets - June 9thCMPC’s annual Musical Treats and Sweets will be held on Sunday, June 9th at 7 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. This year’s theme is “Water.” Please join us for this musically and tastefully rich evening that raises funds for our high schoolers and adult leaders to attend the GenOn Youth Summit. Come and experience a variety of musical gifts offered by members of our church family and participate in our silent auction of special sweet treats and other items. There will be a suggested donation of $5 at the door. We are seeking musical performers, auction bakers, dinner donors (also for the auction), and snack providers. Mark your calendars now!

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New Ad Hoc Facilities CommitteeAt its meeting on Monday, April 15th the session approved the formation of an Ad Hoc Facilities committee to evaluate our current and expected needs as a congregation and how our facilities do and do not meet those needs. This group will work diligently over the next number of months to develop a plan for addressing those needs. Members of the committee are as follows: Lauren Anderson, Kirsten Aquino, Katie Kinzie, Linda Lange, Jim Pierce, Jeff Seymour, Jerry Ueckermann, and Chip Yawney. Please keep these brothers and sisters in your prayers as they go about this very important work.

New HymnalsWhat is purple, rectangular, contains more than 800 hymns, and is coming to CMPC this fall? The new Presbyterian hymnal! It has been 23 years since the blue hymnals in our pew racks were published. The 217th General Assembly of the PC(USA)(2006) authorized the Presbyterian Publishing Company to create a new denominational hymnal. The result of PPC’s work is the 8th Presbyterian hymnal, titled “Glory to God,” to be published this fall. Four hundred copies of the hymnal will arrive in October. To celebrate this event, we are kicking off a new hymnal dedication drive. Order forms are available in the church office and will also be inserted in the Sunday bulletins. Orders should either be placed in the offering plate at worship or you can give them to Ariel in the church office during the week. For more information, please call Ariel at (410) 997-8011 or email [email protected].

Flowers for WorshipIf you would like to sponsor fresh flowers for a Sunday worship service in 2013 in memory or honor of someone or a special event please contact Ariel Wickham in the church office (410-997-8011 or [email protected]) to check availability.


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Remember the story of Lot’s wife?(Gen 19: 26). Lot had moved into Sodom and became a respected citizen, sitting in the gate. We are not told anything about his wife, not even her name, but she apparently was a resident of Sodom when Lot married her.

When God decided to destroy Sodom, He sent two angels into Sodom to save Lot and his family. Although there is an interesting story about that, we must stay focused on “the Pillar.” When Lot couldn’t persuade the fiancés of his two daughters to believe him that Sodom would be destroyed, he returned home. In the morning, the angels ordered him to haste, but when he hesitated, the angels took his hands and the hands of his wife and two daughters and led them safely out. The angels then ordered them to flee to the mountains so they would not be endangered by the destruction on the plains. When he feared going to the mountains, he persuaded the angels to permit him to go to the “little village” close by, but they warned him to not look back. On their way to the village, Lot’s wife looked back and was turned into a pillar of salt.

Now, did this really happen? What does this matter to us? Paul tells the Corinthians that these stories in the OT were written as examples for us to learn by. (1 Corinthians 10: 1-6)

Read Luke 17: 22-37. Jesus is teaching his disciples on the coming Kingdom. “For when the Son of Man returns, you will know it beyond all doubt. It will be as evident as the lightning that flashes across the sky.” (Luke 17: 24) He continues telling the last days will be as in the days of Noah- parties and weddings. Then He continues:

Pillar of Salt – True or False?By Leta Renich

Proverb of the MonthThe fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge, But fools despise wisdom and instruction.- Proverbs 1: 7 NKJV

“And the world will be as it was in the days of Lot. People went about their daily business--eating and drinking, buying and selling, farming and building-- until the morning Lot left Sodom. Then fire and burning sulfur rained down from heaven and destroyed them all.” (Luke 17: 28-29) (Jesus confirms the stories of Noah and Lot, both.)

Then Jesus warns that it will be “business as usual” right up to the hour He comes. (It was in both the times of Noah and Lot.) “On that day a person outside the house must not go into the house to pack. A person in the field must not return to town. Remember what happened to Lot’s wife! Whoever clings to this life will lose it, and whoever loses this life will save it. (Luke 17: 31-33) This recognizes that the story of Lot’s wife looking back – desiring to hang on to her past rather than obeying the Lord - is told so that we may learn when we are warned not to look back.

Matthew and Luke both recorded much of Jesus speaking of His death and of future returns – first – resurrection and second – Second Advent. The Act and many Epistles speak of the second Advent. There is so much material we could spend months studying it, but that will have to wait. In the meantime, watch for His Second Coming which could be at any time. When it happens, don’t look back for anything. Just choose the Lord and look to Him. Maranatha. Let Him come!

“Anyone with ears to hear must listen to the Spirit and understand what he is saying to the churches.” (Revelation 3: 22 NLT)


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May Birthdays

Anmol Bhatti May 1stMax Crider May 1stLiz Satola May 1stRamsey Taweel May 1stLorri Yawney May 1stBraeden McLaughlin May 2ndLaura Yawney May 2ndJoe Burdis May 3rdVincent Diliberto May 3rdAllison Miller May 4thAndrea Raid May 5thNancy Whitelock May 5thJim Cavanaugh May 6thMeredith French May 6thJessica O’Neal May 6thDave Persons May 8thJane Wall May 8thLinda Lange May 9thHannah Miller May 10thJonathan Najmi May 11thLaura Frantz May 13thKhanh Manzuk May 13th Margaret Smith May 13thSallie Carr May 14thBrian Satola May 14thAlice Elahi May 15thSusan Elseth May 15th

Daniel Parrish May 15thHaleigh West May 15thNicholas Dyer May 16thGail Frosell May 17thLisa DiCamillo May 18th Matt West May 18thScott Bloom May 19thLindsay Khalluf May 20thJohn Salkeld May 20thJeremiah Aquino May 21stMarc Seinfeld May 21stAldon Blackwood May 23rdLauren Satola May 24thCynthia Brozyna May 25thIris Dean May 26thBill Radhe May 26thAl Blackburn May 27thAndrew Davies May 27thJahangir Gill May 27thLauren DeGroat May 28thPatrick Jeffery May 28thMatt Berlowitz May 30thDottie Boyer May 30thBrenden Bradley May 30thAshley Stanton May 30thTousif Aslam May 31st

We join together in welcoming, by their baptism, Alexa Drew Davies and Hailey Hitt into the life and ministry of the Risen Christ.

In sure and certain hope of the resurrection to eternal life, we write to let you know that our brother in faith, Joe Sexton, passed from this life to the next, joining the church triumphant.


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m - P

akistani Worship,

FH

7p

m - B

oy Scout A

SM

, rms.

10, 117

pm

- Session, FH

9:30am - P

rosp

ect Meetin

g

7p

m - B

ST 75, FH

, lower

7p

m - Friendship C

ircle, upstairs7:30p

m - B

ells, Sanc.

9a

m - P

reschool, FH,

San

ctuary

9:30am - S

haw

l Min

, co

mm

ittee roo

m6

pm

- CS

P371, FH

,lower

7:30pm

- AA

Mtg

, Rm

21

7:30pm

- Choir, S

anc,22

12

pm

- organist, Sanc.

9:15am - S

unday School,

FH

, Rm

. 17, 20, 22, 10, 1110:30am

- Wo

rship

11:45am - G

reat Light PC

, R

m 21, 22

2p

m - P

akistani Worship,

FH

Mem

orial D

ay

9:30am - W

omen's B

ible, co

mm

ittee roo

m7:30p

m - W

orship & M

usic C

om

m

9:30am - P

rosp

ect Meetin

g

7p

m - B

ST 75, FH

, lower

7p

m - P

ersonnelC

om

mittee

7:30pm

- Bells, S

anc.

John F. Kennedy's B

irthday7:30p

m - A

A M

tg, R

m 21

7:30pm

- Choir, S

anc,22

9a

m - M

en's Breakfast, FH

12

pm

- organist, Sanc.

Su

nM

on

Tu

eW

ed

Th

uF

riS

at

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