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Prince of Peace News

“And they devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers.” Acts 2:42

On the first Sunday of July Prince of Peace will change the time of worship to 9:00am. It is my prayer that this adjustment in time will strengthen our worship attendance, time of fellowship, and Sunday School attendance. When Prince of Peace was on a continuous growth pattern, this was our schedule. Once we hit 180 in worship, we changed our sched-ule to an 8:00am and 10:30am service. This transition moved our attendance back into the 150’s. After some deliberation we moved to our current 10:00am and added 7:00pm Saturday evening worship.

Following worship, we are dedicating time for fellowship. The book of Acts tells us that they devoted themselves to teaching and fellowship, breaking of bread and prayer. Fellowship is a key component of any con-gregation. Time for fellowship is designed to allow us to visit with others and get better acquainted. Fellowship is a time to share joys and concerns with each other on a regular ongoing basis. I would hope that you would desire taking some time to visit with members and enjoy one another’s company.

Following our time of fellowship, we will con-tinue with our Sunday School hour. We cur-rently are averaging approximately 50% of people in church who are participating in Sun-day School. It is my prayer that this trend will continue to grow with this adjusted schedule. Our Sunday school for the children and the youth group has exceptional leadership that continues to teach God’s precious word. Our adult class has expanded with our expanded classroom. I challenge those who are not cur-rently participating to give it a try.

Historically, I also know that fellowship events sometimes occurred at 10:00am when we had a 9:00 service. It was a bit frustrating for Sunday School to be set to the side to have a fellowship activity. Having said that, the fel-lowship component may occasionally replace

our Sunday School lesson. The whole pur-pose of this this adjustment in our schedule to is to encourage growth among our members at Prince of Peace. The elders and council pray this will strengthen us and build us as a congregation. We will continue to offer Satur-day service as well for those who elect to worship on Saturday.

I appreciate the opportunity to serve you at Prince of Peace

Pastor Janssen

Would you hire him? “Gentlemen: Understanding your pulpit is vacant, I should like to apply for the position. I have may qualifications. I’ve been a preacher with much success and also have had some success as a writer. Some say I’m a good organizer. I’ve been a leader most places I’ve been. I’m over 50 years of age and have never preached in one place for more than three years. In some places, I have left town after my work caused riots and disturbances. I must admit I have been in jail three or four times, but not because of any real wrongdoing. My health is not too good, though I still accomplish a great deal. The churches I have preached in have been small, though located in several large cities. I’ve not gotten along well with religious leaders in the towns where I have preached. In fact, some have threatened me, and even attacked me physically. However, if you can use me, I promise to do my best for you.” The Apostle Paul

Inside this issue:

Meet our staff:

Pastor: Rev. Nathan Janssen

Vicar James Rockhill

Director of Youth Ministries: Sharon Raney Secretarises: Sharon Raney & Beth Wallis Preschool Teacher: Denise Lester

Preschool Aide: Sarah Payton

Daycare Director: Brenda Frederick

Asst. Daycare Director: Cindy Rogers

Volume LVI Issue vi june 2016 Anno Domini

2 Official Acts

Those Serving

Church Attendance

Altar Flowers

Mystery Dinner Recap

3 Nursery help needed

June Celebrations

Graduates

4 Daily Bible Reading

Youth Group Notes

Serve The Lord

College Students

Summer Sunday School

VBS

5 POP School enrolling

LWML Convention

VBS Food donations

Golf Outing

Kroger Rewards

Ushers meeting

Large Print Bulletins

6 Buy “stock”

Father’s Day Breakfast

“Farewell” lunch

7 June Calendar

9:00am worship beginning July 3rd

Pictorial Directory

Prince of Peace is excited to announce that we will have a pictorial directory. Photos for the directory will take place on June 23, 24 and 25. Sign up for a time in the narthex, call the church office to register your time online at www.ucdir.com, Church Code: IN1301, and Password: lutheranol

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May 2016 Baptisms Caleb Davis 5/1/2016 Clay Starnes 5/1/2016

Church Attendance at Prince of Peace for

May 2016

2015 2016 Apr 30/May 1 150 165 May 7/8 198 145 May 14/15 149 155 May 21/22 143 160 May 28/29 151 Average for month 158 156

Those Serving at

Prince

of Peace

June 2016

Saturday Sunday

Elders/Ushers 6/4 Sam Rinehart 6/5 Bob Yocum Kevin Raney Larry Polster 6/11 Mark Uebel 6/12 Greg McKelfresh Tim James 6/18 Dale Knuteson 6/19 Joe Mann Larry Polster Rick Rivard 6/25 Dave Hutton 6/26 Bob Harrison Cavan Montgmery Mike Myntti Acolytes Sunday 5 Reece Satter Maryn Willoughby Sunday 12 Levi Johnson Amaya Montgomery Sunday 19 Cora Lessard Amaya Montgomery Sunday 26 Brady Mann Emily Mann Altar Guild Laurie Johnson & Lucy Rike Greeters 6/4 Uebel, 6/5 DeBaets, Rob & Mark & Dawn Angie 6/11 Will, 6/12 Eickhoff, Dennis & Mark & Robin Janice 6/18 Abel, 6/19 Harrison, Bob & Bob & Tish Linda 6/25 Brown, 6/26 Hawkins, Theresa & Leroy & Naomi Kepley, Pam Nursery 6/5 Sherri Taylor & Rhonda Hickey 6/12 Pam Kepley & Becky Waite 6/19 Katherine Satter & Susie Guinn 6/26 Donnett & Jessica Roth Sunday School Storyteller 6/5 Katherine Satter Sound Board Operators 6/11-12 Kevin Raney 6/25-26 George Parkhurst

Altar Flowers June 4/5 Andrew & Kapiolani Janssen’s Anniversary June 11/12 Pastor & Donna Janssen’s Anniversary on June 13th June 18/19 Open, Sign up Now! June 25/26 Don & Linda Abel in honor of Linda Abel’s Birthday Sign up today for 2016 Altar Flowers. See the sign-up sheet in the Narthex. Members will donate $25.00 to the church when they have signed up for flowers on the altar. If a member would like to donate flowers from their own flower garden or desires a different florist, please contact Theresa Hawkins, 765-342-3236 and the Church office.

Report on 2016 Mystery Dinner: Thank you to all that made the Mystery Dinner such a fun evening! Collected was: Individual Ticket Sales $ 950.00 Denny Hart’s Tip Jar $ 3.00 Thrivent Action Team Visa Card $ 250.00 Total Income $1,203.00 Expenditures: $250 Thrivent Action Team Visa Card for food $ 250.00 $300 Donation to Youth Group for being servers $ 300.00 Meat for dinner—donated $ 0.00 Total cost $ 550.00 This leaves a profit of $653.00. We extend a sincere thank you to Thrivent for making this a profitable adventure. With the $653.00 we are purchasing 2 steps to the stage for Luther Hall. We still have on account $766.31 from 2015. With the funds from last year and this year, we will be on the search for an eight rack, used convection oven for Luther Hall. This piece of equipment can be used for cooking and or holding food. It will be an asset any time we have a church meal. If anyone comes across this item, please notify the Church office.

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June

Celebrations

Happy Birthday

2 Dayna Collett Molly Will 6 Wilma Daily Abby Travers Shelby Jenkins 7 Becky Rodenbeck 10 Taylor Otte 11 Tatum Long 14 Suzie Shinkle Adam Satter 15 Ed Halas 18 Brady Mann 21 Ryan Frederick 23 Leroy Brown Vicar James Rockhill 25 Pastor Nathan Janssen 26 Linda Abel 27 Katherine Satter Bob Harrison 28 Paula McKay Kristie Elkins Christopher Lamberson Jason Bolton 29 Hanna Martin 30 Bill Cardwell Fred Riffel

Happy Anniversary

2 Todd & Beth Bylsma Rusty & Shana Hunt 6 David & Sharon McPike 8 Scott & Karen Sundell 9 Andrew & Kapiolani Janssen 11 Mark & MaryLou Peden 13 Dr. Martin & Katie Luther (1525)

Nathan & Donna Janssen Pete & Doris Petersen 17 Erv & Marilyn Bultman 19 David & Kristie Elkins 20 Mike & Elisabeth Lanam 21 Muggs & Pat Gasparovic Patton & Jennifer Surber 23 Robert & Angie DeBaets 25 Stan & Zoy Beck Gabriel & Lyla Britton 30 Terry & Brenda Frederick

Did we forget someone? Please let the church office know.

Website: www.popmartinsville.org Prince of Peace Lutheran Church e-mail: popchurchlcms@hotmail.com

POP to Honor Graduates! Best Wishes to All!!!

On Sunday, June 12, the congregation will honor the following graduates with a cake and punch reception in the narthex immediately following worship.

Arthur DeBaets: Graduated from Vincennes University with an Associate’s

Degree in Precision Machining and Tool & Die.

Bonnie Ennis: Graduated from Martinsville High School on May 28. She will

attend IUPUI in the fall to work on her Bachelor’s degree. Eventually, Bonnie hopes to obtain her Doctoral degree in anesthesiology.

Josh Hunt: Graduated from Purdue University with a Bachelor’s Degree in

Agricultural Communications.

Laurie Johnson: Graduated from Ivy Tech Community College (Bloomington)

with an Associate’s Degree in Applied Sciences and Accounting. She is currently employed at RVH Contracting, Inc. in Martinsville. She also does tax preparation and consulting.

Rachael Martin: Graduated from Martinsville High School earlier in the year.

She is currently working at the Inside Scoop and will attend International Business College to study Graphic Design beginning in August.

Ethan Ramey: Graduated from Purdue University in December of 2015 with a

degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology. He is employed by Howmet in La Porte, Indiana, as a process engineer.

Lillie Vaughn: Graduated from Mooresville High School on May 28.

Molly Will: Graduated from Millikin University with a Bachelor’s Degree in

Musical theater. She will be home for the summer and will move to Chicago this fall.

Worship time change beginning July 3

Effective July 3, 2016, we will begin worship on Sundays at 9:00 a.m. A short time of fellowship will occur in the narthex following worship, and Sunday school will begin at 10:30 a.m. Please make a note of these changes.

New Church Pictorial Directory coming soon! It has been many years since Prince of Peace has produced a pictorial church directory. On June 23, 24, or 25, you and your family will have the opportunity to be photographed to be included in the all new directory, which will be produced by Universal Church Directories. Each family photographed will receive a FREE 8x10” photo and a FREE Church Directory. Be watching for more details coming soon on how to sign up for your session; our goal is 100% participation!

Nursery workers needed Please prayerfully consider volunteering. We are in need of at least four people. You would only be assigned to work once every three months. Thank you!

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In 2016 we suggest reading the Bible in chronological order again, sequencing events and books as they occurred in real time.

June 1 Psalm 119:89-176 2 Solomon 3 Proverbs 1-3 4 Proverbs 4-6 5 Proverbs 7-9 6 Proverbs 10-12 7 Proverbs 13-15 8 Proverbs 16-18 9 Proverbs 19-21 10 Proverbs 22-24 11 1 Kings 5-6, 2 Chronicles 2-3

12 1 Kings 7, 2 Chronicles 4 13 1 Kings 8, 2 Chronicles 5 14 2 Chronicles 6-7,

Psalm 136 15 Psalm 134, 146-150 16 1 Kings 9, 2 Chronicles 8 17 Proverbs 25-26 18 Proverbs 27-29 19 Ecclesiastes 1-6 20 Ecclesiastes 7-12

21 1 Kings 10-11, 2 Chronicles 9 22 Proverbs 30-31 23 I Kings 12-14 24 2 Chronicles 10-12 25 1 Kings 15:1-24, 2 Chron. 13-16 26 1 Kings 15:25 - 16:34, 2Chron. 17 27 1 Kings 17-19 28 1 Kings 20-21 29 1 Kings 22, 2 Chronicles 18 30 2 Chron.19-23

Youth Group Notes The POP Youth Group is open to all youth in Grades 7-12. We usually meet the first Sunday of each month. If you are interested in further details about the activities listed below, please contact Sharon Raney (765-516-4108).

Youth Group Activities -

MARK YOUR CALENDARS Youth Group Meeting—The June Youth

Group meeting will be Sunday, June 5, immediately following worship. We’ll have pizza and drinks;

Open Youth Group Room, every Wednesday from 4:00-6:00 pm—

Come hang in the YG room with us. Now that summer is here, there is no homework to accomplish, but you can play some video games, foosball, air hockey, a round of ping pong ...there’s always something to eat, tunes to listen to... Friends are always welcome!!

Turkey Run State Park June 1—It’s

time to welcome our newest Youth Group member with a fun day canoeing and hiking at Turkey Run State Park! This year we welcome...Levi Johnson! We’ll leave Prince of Peace at 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday, June 1, and return at approximately 9:30 p.m. See the infor-mation papers that were in your church mailbox for more details.

Golf Outing, June 3rd—All NOLA Gath-

ering bound students and anyone thinking about applying for the 2016-2017 Men’s Club college scholarship need to help out during the Outing! Please arrive at 8:00 a.m. at Martinsville Golf Club on Friday, June 3rd. You’ll be assisting with set-up and will be free to leave when everything is accomplished (approximately 9:00-9:30). Please dress appropriately.

VBS—June 5-9—Have you volunteered

to be a part of “Barnyard Roundup” this summer? VBS is another opportunity to let your leadership skills shine! If you haven’t already, let our awesome VBS Director, Mrs. Laurie Johnson, know that you can help!

“In Christ Alone” Bible study begins June 5—We will begin our study of Paul’s

Letter to the Philippians as we prepare for the National Youth Gathering this summer.

Calling All College Students! Welcome home for the Summer! It will not be long until you will be heading to school or back to school. The Church office is interested in receiving your college mailing addresses so we can stay in touch. When you know your college address for 2016-2017, please provide that information to the Church Office. Thank you! Beth and Sharon

Summer Sunday

School Be sure to join us for an exciting, new Sunday school program throughout the summer months each week at 9:00 a.m. in the month of June then 10:30 a.m. beginning July 3. Summer is a wonderful time to allow your child’s faith to build & flourish!

Serve The Lord With Gladness Last year was a big year for the Quilting for Missions group at Prince of Peace. Every year, they set a goal of 50 quilts to be distributed locally and abroad, and last year they met that goal! Quilts are given to: police and firemen to use in rescue situations; crisis pregnancy centers for newborns; and others in need. The group also tries to fill requests they get from mission fields throughout the world. Members include Mark Bennett, Angie DeBaets, Brenda Frederick, Pat Gasparovic, Rose Hutton, Beth Mattila, RaNell Miller, Penny Rinehart, Jennifer Surber, Pam Woody, and Gail Myntti as chair. Thank you for using your special talent to help so many!

VBS June 5-9; Registration underway! Hey kids! Are you ready for another amazing VBS at Prince of Peace? Mark your calendars for Sunday, June 5 through Thursday, June 9 for a week of Bible stories, games, crafts, music, and snacks at Barnyard Roundup VBS! VBS is for all children ages 3 through grade six. Registration forms are available in the narthex. Invite a friend to come with you as well for some good ‘ol barnyard fun this summer! You can also register online via a link on our church website. The final walk-thru meeting is on May 31 @ 6:30 pm.

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Golf Outing! June 3rd, The Prince of Peace Golf Outing will be Friday, June 3 at Martinsville Golf Club. Registration and check-in begins at 8:00 a.m., the shotgun start at 9:00 a.m., and lunch at 1:00 p.m. This annual event, sponsored by the Men’s Club, raises money for many youth programs at Prince of Peace, including college scholarships and the LCMS National Youth Gathering, which will occur in New Orleans in July. All golfers of all skill levels are welcome to our event! Get your foursome together and register today! Forms are available at the display in the narthex.

Food donations needed for VBS 240 plates, 300 small cups, 300 napkins, 60 baggies, 60 spoons, 60 knives, 3 packages of Oreos, 12 bags of mini marshmallows, 2 bags of white chocolate chips, 2 regular bags of gold fish, 2 packages of Twizzlers, 60 mini bread sticks, 3 containers of chocolate icing, 1 big bag of M&Ms, 30 mini boxes of raisins, 30 small bags of dried mixed fruit, 2 bags of bagged popcorn, 2 bags of pretzels, 3 bags of chocolate chips, 5 squeezable containers of strawberry jelly, 6 loaves of bread.

Prince of Peace Lutheran School now enrolling for 2016-17 Prince of Peace Lutheran School is currently enrolling students for preschool and prekindergarten for the 2016-17 school year. Preschool is for children who will be 3 by Aug. 1 and meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Prekindergarten is for children who will be 4 by Aug. 1 and meets on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. (The morning prek class is currently full.) Please tell your friends, family or neighbors who are looking for preschool or prekindergarten about our wonderful school! You may also refer potential preschool and prekindergarten parents to our website.

Kroger Community Rewards first quarter results THANK YOU to those who have registered their Kroger Plus cards to benefit either Prince of Peace Lutheran School or the Youth Group. Our first quarter checks have arrived; the school received $208.03 and Youth Group $217.37! If you have not registered your card, please consider doing so. Currently, only 20 households are participating in this cost-free program. There is a flyer on the welcome center in the narthex with instructions on how to register your card, or you may visit the Prince of Peace website (www.popmartinsville.org) for a link to register. Remember, you must re-register your Plus Card at the start of each new calendar year.

LWML District Convention in Bloomington: June 24-26

The LWML district Convention will be held at the Bloomington Convention Center from June 24-26. The theme is “Who’s Your Lord?”, based on Matthew 16:15-16. The cost to attend all three days is $95, but there are one-day options as well. Registration forms with details are available in the church conference room across from the nursery as well as on the welcome center.

Ushers meeting June 5 Immediately following worship on Sunday, June 5, there will be a meeting for all ushers. Please make every attempt to be present. Thank you!

Large Print Bulletins Now Available Large print bulletins are now available for those who desire one. Please ask an usher or elder for a large print bulletin if that will make your worship service more meaningful.

National Youth Gathering: July 16-20—We are only 8 weeks away from our journey to New Orleans to experience

“In Christ Alone!” The following youth and adult chaperones will be making this once-in-a-lifetime trip: Annabelle Cleary, Amelia DeBaets, Gavin Davis, Madelyn Guinn, Chris Lamberson, Jessica McKowen, Christina McKowen, Cavan Montgomery, Grace Raney, Hannah Raney, Sharon Raney, Bethany Janssen, Pastor Janssen, and Kevin Raney. We will leave Prince of Peace bright and early the morning of Friday, July 15. The Gathering begins on July 16 and concludes on July 20, and we will return in the early morning hours on Thursday, July 21. Below are some very important dates for Gathering participants:

June 5-July 10: “ In Christ Alone” Bible Studies during Sunday school

June 26 (following Vicar Rockhill’s farewell luncheon): Final Gathering meeting for participants AND

Parents.

July 10: Gathering Commissioning Service during 9:00 a.m. worship.

July 15-21: The National Youth Gathering!

August 7 (immediately following Sunday school): Gathering follow -up luncheon and presentation.

“In Christ Alone” Bible study begins June 5—We will be studying Paul’s Letter to the Philippians during our

normal Sunday school hour. Join us even if you are not going to New Orleans, all are welcome!

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Buy “stock” to support the National Youth Gathering! - We are under two months away from the

2016 LCMS National Youth Gathering in New Orleans! As you can imagine, it is quite expensive to eat in New Orleans. The Youth Group would like to provide the participants one meal per day to help offset this expense. Can you help? By purchasing various levels of “stock” in our youth, you can help feed our hungry crowd.

Level 1 (“Creole” level); $50: At the Creole level, your

name will be placed on the back of our “stock” t-shirts. You will also receive a post card from us while we are away.

Level 2 (“Cajun” level); $100: At the Cajun level, your

name will be placed on our shirt, you will receive a post card, and you can choose one job or chore

provided by the Youth Group attendees. (The jobs will be displayed on the bulletin board across from the offices.)

Level 3 (“Etouffee” level); $200: At the Etoufee level,

your name will be placed on our shirt, you will receive a post card, you can choose two jobs, and you will be entitled to a free lunch at our National Youth

Gathering Wrap-Up on Sunday, August 7. Forms for participating will be in your church mailbox and extras will be available on the counter. Thank you!

Father’s Day Breakfast June 19—The Prince of

Peace Youth Group will host a Father’s Day breakfast on Sunday, June 19 from 9:00-9:45 a.m. in Luther Hall. Come and enjoy some good food and fellowship with your dad, uncle, or grandpa. Moms (aunts and grandmas, too!), you are most certainly welcome to join in the celebration as the Youth Group honors all our parents. We are thankful for all you do for us!

“BEING AN EFFECTIVE WITNESS FOR THE LORD” BIBLE CLASS

In the 1st letter of Peter we are asked as God’s people to be witnesses for Him. 1 Peter 3:15 says: “Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect, keeping a clear conscience.” When was the last time you had an opportunity to speak of the hope you have in Jesus to another person? It can be scary to tell others of our hope and we are reluctant to tell other of Jesus. In the four Sundays of August and first Sunday of September our Sunday morning Bible class will study how to be better witnesses for our Lord Jesus. First, we will review what we know to be the truth of God from the Scripture and words of the Apostles’ Creed. After that we will study how we witness to another “with all gentleness and respect.” Later we will pose situations in our Bible class and discuss how we can be the best witness of the hope we have in God’s grace. Questions will be posed such as: “How can a good God allow suffering to come upon good people, even Christians?”; “I don’t believe that God created the world and still sustains it when people still are hungry?”; “My friend (loved one) has terminal cancer, how can I witness to him/her of the love of God and eternity?”’ “Do I have a right to judge another person and can I still be their friend and not offend them?” All this leads up to a conference anyone in the congregation can attend, which will concentrate on how to be a more affective witness of our hope in God’s grace. The conference will be held at Our Savior Lutheran Church (Avon) on Sept. 9th and 10th. More information on this conference will be coming at a later date.

“Farewell” lunch for the Rockhills June 26 On Sunday, June 26th we will have a “farewell meal” for the Rockhill family. You are invited to bring a dessert and the church will provide meat, sides, and drinks to complement the meal in Luther Hall. We have been blessed with Vicar Rockhill and his family this past year. We pray the Lord’s richest blessings on their call to serve in full time ministry.

Sunday School Bible Challenge The Sunday School Bible Challenge was a great success! We had 12 children participate. They were challenged with questions from the past 11 weeks worth of lessons! The Bro’s team, consisting of Adam Satter, Logan Johnson, Eliza Rockhill, and Maryn Willoughby finished in third place. The Best Buddy’s team with Nathan Rinehart, Lan-don Johnson, Leighanne Hully, and Mikayla Prater finished in second place. And our first place team, The Winner’s (hmmm..great team name!) with Taylor Otte, Reece Satter, Will Lanam, and Matthew Prater taking home the victory and having their names permanently engraved on our Bible Challenge plaque displayed in the school hallway! Thank you to everyone who helped make this a huge success!!

Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Martinsville, IN

Thank you very much for the gift you gave in May 2016. Your

gift is highly appreciated. Thank you for sharing God’s love

with us.

God’s blessings, Moses Okoyo, Seminary Student

Labels for Education After 42 years, the Labels for Education program (including Campbell’s Soup Labels) is coming to an end. The last day to turn in Labels for Education product labels will be June 30, 2016. Thank you to those who have participated in the past. The Box Tops program continues, and this provides money directly for our school. Please continue to clip and submit Box Tops that have not expired by placing them in the collection box on the counter. For more information, contact Sharon Raney.

Prince of Peace Church e-mail:

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"Come Grow With Us"

1—YG to Turkey Run

3—Men’s Club Golf Outing

5—Ushers Meeting

5—Youth Group Meeting

5—VBS begins!

7—1st Tuesday Coffee

19—Father’s Day Breakfast

20—Summer Begins

23-25 Pictorial Directory Photos

26—Farewell Dinner for Rockhills

4—Independence Day

5—1st Tuesday Coffee

5—Girl Scouts, 3;30 pm

19—Girl Scouts, 3;30 pm

29—Morgan County Fair begins

2—1st Tuesday Coffee

2— PreSchool & PreKindergarten Parent Orientation/Open House

7—YG Gathering Wrap-Up Lunch

15 - School begins for PreK

16 - School begins for PreS

Quilters have worked from home and will meet again in August.

Coming Events to Note on Your Church Calendar

“Honor your father and mother…”