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WEEKLY PRAYER & STUDY GROUPS SUN Pray w/Stephen Min 10:30 am—Prayer Room MON Intercessory Prayer 2:00 pm—Library Lounge TUE The Daniel Plan 2:30 pm—Wilson Fellowship Hall TUE Joyful Bells 1:00 pm—Music Room WED GriefShare 9:30 am—Library Lounge WED Art & Soul 9:30 am—Wilson Fellowship Hall WED Write Your Story 2:00 pm—Music Room THU Choir 7:00 pm—Sanctuary FRI Disciple III 1:30 pm—Library Lounge

Willowbrook United Methodist Church OUR MINISTRY TOGETHER

The ministers of this church are its members; those who assist them are:

Dedicated Lay Ministry—Stephen Ministry Gary Kennedy—Senior Pastor Sande Kimbel—Associate Pastor Steve Marshall—Associate Pastor Ruth Blum—Associate Pastor

Rev. Jon Ierley—Pastor Emeritus Dr. Robb Butler—Music Director Carol Virolainen—Organist

Loretta Nash—Sabbath Musician

Russ Koan—Lay Leader

DEADLINE FOR the FEBRUARY, 2020 Good News is JANUARY 2, 2020

WORSHIP SCHEDULE

Saturday Sabbath Celebration 5:00 p.m.—Chapel

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Sunday Worship 9:30 a.m.—Sanctuary

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Sunday Mosaic Worship 11:00 a.m.—Chapel

OFFICE HOURS Mon-Fri—8:30 a.m.—4:00 p.m.

Closed for lunch—12:00-12:30 p.m.

Susan Amenson Home State: PA

Joined: November 23, 2019

Welcome New Willowbrookers! (Photos Courtesy of Rev Steve Marshall & Rev Ruth Blum

Willowbrook United Methodist Church “Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors”

19390 North 99th Avenue Sun City, AZ 85373-1102

Office Hours: 8:30 a.m.—4:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday (closed 12 - 12:30 p.m. for lunch)

(623) 974-5637 FAX: (623) 933-5466 Internet: http://www.willowbrookumc.org E-mail address: bev@willowbrookumc.org

GOOD NEWSGOOD NEWS January 2020 Issue

Thayle Ghio Home State: CA

Joined: November 24, 2019

Perryville Card Ministry

Mark your calendars for the Perryville Card Ministry! We have so far selected these dates for 2020:

Friday, March 27—Easter cards

Friday, May 1—Thinking of You or Birthday cards

Friday, November 20—Christmas cards.

All meetings are in the conference room at 2:30 p.m. Bring cards – no glitter or attachments – and stamps. We’ll provide return address labels and an address list. If you are able, please also bring full-size wom-en’s toiletries to contribute to the prison-to-community bridge ministry that St. Peter’s is involved in.

Sue Lukegord Home State: NV

Joined: November 24, 2019

Connie Turner Home State: MI

Joined: November 24, 2019

From Your P.A.P. Committee

SCAMS AND FRAUDS

DO’S & DON’TS to remember when you are

contacted by a Scammer or a Fraud:

Never assume the caller ID is correct for any call you receive. Scammers can easily spoof their caller ID. Scammers use a variety of tactics:

They will give you a sense of urgency. For example, you

will lose your service if you don’t act now, or what they are offering is for a limited time

Scammers may ask you to help someone in need or a loved one

A scammer may offer some incentive or something of value in return for your personal information

Scammers impersonate government agencies. The scam may include saying your taxes are past due, or you are violating some law

Scammers commonly reference computer vulnerabilities. They may say things like, “your device needs new soft-ware,” or “your computer has a virus.”

Scammers have two main goals; they try to persuade

you to: Make a payment by providing a credit card number or

bank account number. Typically, these payment methods are different from your normal payment method

Give up a piece of information: password, PIN, date of birth, social security number, account number or a device number - like a number from your receiver, computer or telephone.

If you receive a suspicious call: Do not give out any information

Do not make any payments or give out any of your bank-ing information

If you were left a voice message, don’t return the call Report this to the proper Agencies.

If you have doubts, contact the company you’re doing business with directly. Get the company’s contact infor-mation from a separate source. Don’t use any number or email given from the caller.

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I once read in a health magazine, that everyone over 60 should do mental exercises to keep their minds sharp. I have shared this concept in several places around the church because it seems to me to be such a simple and good idea anyway. The implication in the article is that the subject matter needs to be something new, something that the individual didn't already know so that it would be challenging, a stretch for the mind. The suggestion in the article was simply that if everyone over six-ty took a class on a subject that was new to them, or if they would study something new, or do some-thing like learning to play a musical instrument, that would do the trick. So why do I bring this up once again? I bring it up again because it is the beginning of a new year when folks think about starting over in various areas of life. The New Year's resolutions might need some help, so let me offer some possi-bilities. Our church offers interesting courses and learning opportunities all year long. I want to en-courage you to always check the announcements in the bulletin, newsletter or e-news to see what is being offered that might not only meet this health suggestion, but also be a lot of fun. Our Spiritual Enrichment and Education Program is frequently coming up with new learning opportunities. The Pastor's Academy is also a place to check and see what is being presented. I won't try to list all things offered here at the church because that list of things is constantly changing but let me offer a cross section of possibilities you might want to consider as we begin 2020. Okay, so how about learning a new language? Did you know that our church offers a Spanish class on Monday nights? This meets the "stretch the mind" requirement listed above. If not interested in that, perhaps your New Year's weight resolution, exercise resolution, or diet resolution could be ad-dressed at the Daniel Plan class offered on Tuesday afternoons. Want to do an in depth study? How about Disciple 3, which is beginning a two year cycle of Bible Study, or my class on the Book of Rev-elation which will be offered soon. Perhaps a writing class on writing your life story might seem bene-ficial to you and loved ones. These are just a few of the opportunities offered. Again, if you are inter-ested, check the bulletin, newsletter or e-news for times, places and details. So, New Year, Fresh Start means "give it a shot." Your brain might really appreciate the workout!

See you in Church!

Pastor Gary Kennedy

Thank you Choir Thank You Choir for allowing me to provide robes in memory of Jean Preisendorf, I wanted her to still be a part of a wonderful loving group of peo-ple. The Choir and the Desert Belles were very much a love for her.

Music and serving others was the JOY of her life, in Grand Island—Help Life Line, Citizen Advocacy 25 years, Stephen Ministry Leader 30+ years, Grand Island Little Thea-ter, Grand Island Singers and her trio—The Casuals for 30 years. Here in Sun City—a Stephen Ministry Leader and Grief Share, Women’s Chorus, Westbrook Singers, plus she loved writing poetry for friends and her Beta Sigma Phi sisters annual conferences for 60+ years. Her love for others and sharing were her outside-the-family projects! Her voice coach and provider was God and she is now singing in His Choir!!!

Thank you, Lord for sharing her with us!

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JANUARY ANNIVERSARIES (We Celebrate 50 years or more)

11 Aubrey & Louanne Ingles 50th 15 George & Cheryl Reed 54th 17 Frank & Nancy Stynen 59th 20 Mason & Maxine Hooker 63rd 23 Robert & Alice Wilber 75th 26 Bob & Wally Henry 52nd 26 Ron & Lois Leonard 57th

JANUARY BIRTHDAYS (We celebrate 90 years or more)

4 Bob Bricker 7 Betty Failing 9 Vicky Pedersen 13 Katherine Ballard 13 Vonda Hidy 15 Rose Marie Bessant 17 Walt Hulden 18 Jim Jacobson 20 Mary Bailey 29 Marge Greenhalge

Advent Service of Light

Thanks to each of you whose ministry made possible our Advent Service of Light on December 8th. Health and Wel-fare Committee/Touches of Love chair Marge Barton and helper husband Dale; sound booth techs Jim Piland and Edward Jones; organist Loretta Nash and soloist Patty Mason; and ushers Leslie Fountain, Billie Kay Gordon, Dick Preisendorf, Sandy Wilson and Marilyn Gudith; and hug giver Diane Nelson made it a comforting and memorable service for all the grieving people who attended. As always the reception afterwards made our church and community members alike feel welcomed and refreshed. Thanks to those who made cookies and sandwiches, helped set up and clean up: Bonnie Anderson, Marge and Dale Bar-ton, Billie Kay Gordon, Bill Jesson, Patty Mason, Diane Nel-son (who also provides table settings) and Dick Preisendorf. Thanks to Barb Christie for running the kitchen, and the UMW members who baked extra cookies and made extra sand-wiches for us. And in addition to their many other duties, our appreciation to Marjorie and Dale Barton for making sure our votives are plentiful, clean, and filled every year. Your dedication, hard work and compassion combine to make the Advent Service of Light the comfort and support it is, to the members of our church and community.

--Pastor Sande

Our condolences to family and friends on the death of the following Willowbrook members & family & friends:

Former Willowbrook member, Jack Little on November 26

Gilbert Ortega on November 14 in Utah Betty Johnson on November 29 Bonnie Knight on November 26 Bette Mann on December 2

A UMC Foundation Moment Think About It!

Charitable giving not only improves the lives of others but has been shown to increase happiness more than personal spending. Additionally, improved happi-

ness and health have been linked to reduced rates of stress and lower blood pressure. The Willowbrook Foundation is a charity that aligns with your values as a member of our church. After assuring the church’s day to day support, some of our members have voiced an interest in leaving a lasting legacy. Donations to 501(c)3 charities result in itemized deductions, which reduces taxable income for taxpay-ers. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 increased the standard deduction to $12,200 for single filers and $24,400 (2019) for married filers. These articles are meant to hi-light the possibil-ity of increasing the size of the Foundation. Inspired support from present members assures the future of our church and what it stands for. Willowbrook Strong! Gifts to qualified charities qualify for a deduction to taxpayers who itemize. The most common gifts are cash, checks and highly appreciated stocks. But other possibilities are highly appreciated real estate, cars, old life insurance policies. Also, qualified direct distributions from retirement plans make attractive giving options as well. Consider what you might do to strengthen the long term future of our Willowbrook Church. Contact Charles Musgrave or Rev. Gary Kennedy for more infor-mation to make it happen!

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Did you know? Christianity is spreading in Algeria! The Christian faith in Northern Algeria goes back centuries, particularly among the tribes of Berbers. The early church father, Augustine of Hip-po, was thought to be a Berber from Algeria. Many Berbers are rediscovering their heritage and converting to Christiani-ty. However, Sunni Islam is the major religion and converts are persecuted by the government and their own families.

Colossians 4:3 reminds us: "And pray for us, too, that God may open a door for our message, so that we may proclaim the mystery of Christ for which I am in chains." (NIV) Please remember persecuted Christians in your prayers.

Spiritual Education, Enrichment and Prayer (SEEP) Committee

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A Faith Friend is a current member of the church that enjoys welcoming persons who are new to our church. Visitors and guests often feel overwhelmed when attending a new church. We offer so many activities and ministries that new members are sometimes intimidated in choosing how to become involved at Willowbrook UMC.

A Faith Friend will choose to walk with a new member for his/her first six months to one year. The responsibilities will be to attend a training meeting on January 12 at 3:00 p.m. in Wil-son Hall. You will be able to sign up to register to join this ex-citing new member ministry December 8 and 15 in Wilson Fellowship Hall.

Pastor Ruth

Our next Newcomers orientation will be February 8, 2020.

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Willowbrook Readers! The Willowbrook Book Club is back! We have some lively, enjoyable discus-sions, and we would love to have you join us!

Here are the books we have chosen for the Fall/Winter:

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Remember, we welcome ALL Willowbrookers and friends who enjoy reading. Please join us on the 4th Thursday of each month (5th Thursday in January to avoid the Rummage Sale!) at 1:00 p.m. in the Willowbrook Library.

Questions? Call Karen Gurian or Barb Christie

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Friday, January 27—12:00 p.m. (a week late because of rummage sale)

Wilson Fellowship Hall

PROGRAM: Mission U (from August Attendees)

They will share some of their learning from the classes they attended. The topics are 150 Years of Women in Mission and

Mark: Radical Discipleship.

Each woman brings their own lunch and the hostesses will be the Mary Circle.

At our November meeting we collected $539 for the World Thank Offering which will go to missions for Women and Chil-dren. We also collected 43 gift cards totaling $450 for Hope Community Services for the party for foster children.

A SPECIAL EVENT

The UMW is hosting a fundraising night at Panera Bakery at 20199 N 67th Avenue on January 29 between 4 and 8 p.m. The proceeds from this event will benefit the Legacy Fund, which will be an endowment so that in the future 100% of all proceeds from local UMW organizations will go to missions, both worldwide and here in the U.S. One must present a flyer at the time of service. These flyers will be available at circles, the unit meeting and after church on January 19th and 26th as well as on the UMW table. Enjoy a nice evening out and help the Legacy Fund meet its goal.

Sue Marshall

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Sunday, February 9, 2020—3:00 p.m.

Dixieland Hotshots

Dan Reed

This vastly popular ensemble usually brings large crowds. Early arrival is recommended. Doors open at 2:00 p.m.

Tickets are $5.00 per person at the door. (12 and under free)

K6I7 K65R9367 S9569 983 N34 Y356 The Kris Krafters kick off 2020 with their first meeting on Thursday, January 2 at 9 a.m. in Wilson Fellowship Hall. Everyone is welcome to come! You don't have to knit, crochet or sew to be a part of the fun...there are jobs for cutters, pinners, thread snippers, pressers and organiz-ers. Coffee and treats contribute to the sharing atmos-phere. The Kris Krafters receive many donations from Willowbrook members and friends throughout the year. We try to use these donations to create washable, com-fortable, useable items for babies, children, disabled adults and those in need. Donated items that cannot be used by the Kris Krafters are passed along to other local charities. Many projects are already in the works for a wonderful year of sharing our talents and being of service to those in need.

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When was the last time you thought about your bed pillows? For most people, pillows are something we take for granted. But for a homeless person, they are a luxury. On the weekend of January 11/12, Willowbrook will be collecting pillows

for homeless veterans. The pillows do not need to be expensive (Walmart has some for only $3) but they do need to be NEW. Place your donated pillows on the stage in Fellowship Hall. If you don’t want to shop, we will also have pillows for sale for $3. L39’7 733 IR 43 H5A LTIKJ 5 FBTA95IA BR UIKKB47.

L39’7 B3 S5R3! In an effort to keep our campus secure, groups that meet at the church during the week in a building other than the office building will need to come to the office and ask that a door(s) be

opened. When your meeting is completed, please come back to the office to let us know so the door can be secured. Thanks for your help.

January 4 & 5, 2020 Non-perishable food

& water or cash

GriefShare is a nationally known support group for people grieving loss through death. Using a video featuring experts on grief, along with a workbook and group

discussion we help each other sort through those erratic emo-tions and peaks and valleys. Each session is “self-contained” so you can attend any time you want and you do not have to attend in sequence. No mat-ter when you begin, you will find encouragement. You do not have to be a member of, or attend, the church to be a part of the GriefShare program. The continuing GriefShare schedule at Willowbrook is: January 1 Office Closed for Holiday January 8 Is This Normal? January 15 Challenges of Grief January 22 No Class—Join us at Rummage Sale January 29 The Journey of Grief: Part One GriefShare meets each Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in the Library Lounge.

Metho Travelers Trips: <www.methotravelers.org>

Southern Caribbean Cruise—Monday Feb-ruary 24, 2020 to Friday, March 6, 2020; 12 days, 11 nights. Ports include: Grand Turk, St. Thomas, Dominica, Grenada, Bonaire and Curacao.

East Valley Adventures—Wednesday, March 11, $74. Cost includes 3 tours, lunch, bus and gratuities. Tours include the Hall of Flame, Queen Creek Olive Mill and the Eddie Basha Collection. Obtain additional details at the Metho Travelers table.

Duttons—Saturday, March 28, $68. Cost includes show, din-ner, bus and gratuities. The Dutton family perform bluegrass to classical music and everything in between. They are ac-complished instrumentalists, singers, and dancers. The all-in-the-family performers’ love for each other and for what they share is definitely unique.

Scandinavia & Russia Cruise—Tuesday, August 11 to Mon-day, August 24, 2020, 11 days. Ports include: Copenhagen, Denmark; Oslo, Norway; Berlin, Germany; Tallinn, Estonia; St. Petersburg, Russia; Helsinki, Finland; Stockholm, Swe-den.

Sign up at the Metho Travelers table or contact: Janet Glick or Carol Cooper.

L3H9IBA56C—Y356 A Last month in Advent we began Lectionary Year A, which will continue until Advent 2020 when we cycle into Year B. The Year A Gospel readings are mostly from Matthew, with some interspersed from the Gospel of John. You might notice Matthew’s emphasis on Jesus as the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy. Matthew serves as the “bridge” between the Old and New Testa-ments. Jesus is portrayed not as a break or disruption in the story of God’s work in the world, but as the fulfill-ment of God’s word and will throughout scripture. We begin January by looking forward in time to Judgment Day, then revert quickly to “real time” with the Magi’s visit inspired by the star of Bethlehem. Next thing we know, Jesus is baptized and is calling his disciples!

Honor the life or memory of a loved one. Purchase the altar flowers for a worship service as a beautiful expression of your love. Locate the FLOWER BOOK in the Narthex. Write your name, your loved one’s name, the occasion you want to remember (birthday, anniversary, etc.) and the date you would like to have the altar flowers presented. —Place your $40 check marked “flowers” into the offering plate or bring it to the office.

Remember or honor a loved one with the UMW Mission Candle. Make your $15 check payable to United Methodist Women and place it in the special envelope in the pew pocket. Drop in the offering plate or bring to the office to help support UMW mission projects.

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Do you ever wish you had asked your par-ents or grandparents what their life was like,

but it was too late to ask them personally? Please don’t let that happen to your children and/or grandchildren. Come to Writing Your Life Story, Wednesday afternoons from 2:00-4:00 p.m. in the Music Room at Willowbrook United Methodist Church. You’ll be glad you made the effort.

Call Marge Starkey for more information.

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Did you know there is someone in the prayer room the sec-ond Sunday of each month to do Blood Pressure Screening? Be sure to take advantage of this ministry.

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Lunch is ONLY $5.00 Sign-ups at UMM Table in Wilson Fellowship Hall

Women are always welcome!

SHARE-A-PRAYER with a Stephen Minister in the Prayer Room each Sunday after the 9:30 a.m. worship service. Except the second Sunday of each month a Stephen Minister will be on hand to SHARE-A-PRAYER with you.

Visit our FaceBook Page www.facebook.com/willowbrookumc

JANUARY LECTIONARY YEAR A (2020)

January 1 NEW YEAR – Ecclesiastes 3:1-13; Psalm 8; Revelation 21:1-6a; Matthew 25:31-46

January 5 Isaiah 60:1-6; Psalm 72:1-7, 10-14; Ephesians 3:1-12; Matthew 2:1-12

January 12 Isaiah 42:1-9; Psalm 29; Acts 10:34-43; Mat-thew 3:13-17

January 19 Isaiah 49:1-7; Psalm 40:1-11; 1 Corinthians 1:1-9; John 1:29-42

January 26 Isaiah 9:1-4; Psalm 27:1, 4-9; 1 Corinthians 1:10-18; Matthew 4:12-23

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY Have you been waiting for just the perfect nudge to help out at

church? Wait no longer! Consider joining our communion stewards the first Saturday morning of the month for about an hour. With enough help, that’s all the time needed to prepare the communion elements for the following Sunday. Contact Nancy Prevost.

Please plan to join other members of the church family Monday, January 6th at 9:00 a.m. as we take down and stow away our Christmas decorations. The more folks we have, the faster this task will be accomplished for the year. And, YES, there will be donuts. Thanks!

Have you been telling yourself lately that you really need to lose some of that weight, get your body in better shape, feel closer to God? Are you ready to start a journey with fellow Willowbrookers to a healthier life?

We will begin that journey in January with The Daniel Plan. This is a program that has helped thousands of people toward a healthy body, mind and spirit through the five essentials of The Daniel Plan - FAITH, FOOD, FITNESS, FOCUS and FRIENDS. With the help of videos by professionals in each of those areas, small group discussions, and weekly exercise and diet tips, we will experience a new way of losing weight, getting in better shape, finding new friends, and growing clos-er to God.

Of course it will take individual work, but you will also be part of a group - supporting and encouraging each other toward our goals. And most important is the faith component. Experi-ence how God will energize your efforts, giving you strength to work toward your goal of a healthier lifestyle.

We will meet on Tuesdays at 2:30 p.m. for 6 weeks beginning January 7, 2020 (taking a week off for the Rummage Sale, of course.) The Study Guide is $9 and available when you sign up at Coffee Time on Sundays or in the office. Optional, but helpful, are The Daniel Plan Journal ($10) and The Daniel Plan - 40 Days to a Healthier Life ($15.) Both are available at www.DanielPlan.com or most places that sell books.

Questions? call or email Barb Christie or better yet look on the website www.DanielPlan.com

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You can help us raise money for our out-reach projects by bringing in your paper (catalogs, newspapers, magazines, and

cardboard; BOXES MUST BE BROKEN DOWN). Place in the big recycle bin at the back of the parking lot. We can feel good about recycling and know we are helping missions as well.

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 NEW YEAR’S DAY—OFFICE CLOSED

2 GOOD NEWS DEADLINE

9:30 am Caregiver Support Group—LL

10:00 am UMM Board—CR

2:00 pm Worship—CR

7:00 pm Choir Rehearsal—Sanc

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10:00 am First Friday Leadership—CR

1:30 pm Disciple III—LL

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8:00 am P.O.W.W.O.W.—PL

5:00 pm Sabbath Celebration—CH

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9:30 am Worship—Sanc

10:30 am Share A Prayer—PR

11:00 am Mosaic Worship—CH

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10:00 am UMW Board—MR

2:00 pm Intercessory Prayer—LL

6:00 pm Spanish Class—LL

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9:00 am Staff Parish—CR

1:00 pm Spiritual Enrichment—CR

1:00 pm Joyful Bells—MR

2:30 pm The Daniel Plan—WFH

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9:00 am Trustees—CR

9:30 am GriefShare—LL

9:30 am Art & Soul—WFH

2:00 pm Writing Class—MR

6:00 pm Dorcas Circle—WFH

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11:45 am UMM Lunch—WFH

1:30 pm Youthful Seniors Board—CR

7:00 pm Choir Rehearsal—Sanc

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11:30 am New Member Lunch—WFH

1:30 pm Disciple III—LL

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11:00 am Winsome Widows—LL

5:00 pm Sabbath Celebration—CH

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9:30 am Worship—Sanc

10:30 am BP Check—PR

11:00 am Mosaic Worship—CH

3:00 pm Faith Friends Trng—WFH

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9:30 am Martha Circle—WFH

9:30 am Elizabeth Circle—LL

2:00 pm Intercessory Prayer—LL

6:00 pm Spanish Class—LL

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9:30 am Rachel Circle—LL

1:00 pm Joyful Bells—MR

2:30 pm The Daniel Plan—WFH

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9:30 am GriefShare—LL

9:30 am Art & Soul—WFH

2:00 pm Writing Class—MR

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9:00 am Finance Committee—CR

9:30 am Caregiver Support Group—LL

1:30 pm Kitchen Committee—CR

7:00 pm Choir Rehearsal—Sanc

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11:30 am Galilean FG—5 & Diner

1:30 pm Disciple III—LL

5:00 pm Youthful Seniors—WFH

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5:00 pm Sabbath Celebration—CH

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9:30 am Worship—Sanc

10:30 am Share A Prayer—PR

11:00 am Mosaic Worship—CH

20 MLK DAY—OFFICE CLOSED

6:00 pm Spanish Class—LL

21 RUMMAGE SALE WEEK

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23 RUMMAGE SALE WEEK

8:00 am—3:00 pm Rummage Sale

24 RUMMAGE SALE WEEK

8:00 am—3:00 pm Rummage Sale

25 RUMMAGE SALE WEEK

8:00 am—12:00 pm Rummage Sale

5:00 pm Sabbath Celebration—CH

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9:30 am Worship—Sanc

10:30 am Share A Prayer—PR

11:00 am Mosaic Worship—CH

27 GOOD NEWS PREP

12:00 pm UMW Unit Meeting—WFH

12:00 pm Good News Prep

2:00 pm Intercessory Prayer—LL

5:00 pm Stephen Leaders—CR

6:00 pm Stephen Ministers—WFH

6:00 pm Spanish Class—LL

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9:00 am Church Council

1:00 pm Joyful Bells—MR

2:30 pm The Daniel Plan—WFH

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9:30 am GriefShare—LL

9:30 am Art & Soul—WFH

2:00 pm Writing Class—MR

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7:00 pm Choir Rehearsal—Sanc

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1:30 pm Disciple III—LL

5:00 pm Rummage Sale Dinner—WFH

Sanc - Sanctuary LL - Library Lounge

CR - Conference Room WFH - Wilson Fellowship Hall

MR - Music Room PR - Prayer Room

CH - Chapel CT—Courtyard

PL—Church Parking Lot KIT—Kitchen

COMING IN FEBRUARY

2 Groundhog Day/Super Bowl

9 Dixieland Hotshots

14 Arizona Statehood Day

17 President’s Day—Holiday

26 Ash Wednesday