FEBRUARY 2015

#550

The
Window

Rev. Scott Bowerman, Pastor

Helen Wingert, Organist
Danielle Kardisco, Director of Music Ministry
Sandy Wilson, Childrens Ministry Director
Erin Regan, Contemporary Worship & Youth Minister
Deb Mummert, Director of Mothers Day Out
Melissa Igou, Financial Administrator
Roberta Lawyer, Secretary
Ron George, Custodian

Th e Pa sto r s Not e s
Ive got some good news, and some not-so-good
news:
The first piece of good news is that Lent begins
in February. Thats good news first because of the
third annual Fat Tuesday Pancake Supper & Variety Show to be held Tuesday, Feb. 17th beginning
on 6 PM. This is a fundraiser for the Youth Mission
Trip, so the youth will be preparing and serving a
high-carb, high-fat dinner of pancakes and sausages to indulge in before the austere season of Lent
begins. Donations for dinner will be gratefully accepted. Then after dinner - the Variety Show! If
youve attended either of the past two shows, you
know how much fun this will be. And if you want
to present an act of some kind, please contact
Erin Regan.
Then beginning February 25th and continuing
each Wednesday through March 25 , well have
our Lenten Wednesday Simple Supper and Study.
Well begin at 6 PM with a pot-luck supper and
then at 6:30, spend an hour studying a curriculum
based on Philip Yanceys wonderful book Vanishing Grace.
The second piece of good news is that you can
now give to the church electronically using a credit card. Go to the church website
(www.centralonthesquare.org) and click on the
Donate button on the upper right side of the
home page, and you will be directed to a church
Paypal page to make your donation. Some church
members who are giving electronically have said
they miss the act of putting their offering in the
plate during the worship service. One suggested
we create cards of some kind to put in the plate

indicating that the person is an electronic giver.

To that end, we have created Electronic Giver
cards. If you would like a supply, please contact
church secretary Roberta Lawyer and well put
them in your church mailbox. They will also be
available in the back of Friendship Hall and Sanctuary during worship services.
The not-so-good news concerns recent child
protection legislation passed by the Pennsylvania state government (House bill 435). The law
will require two things of Central. First, that we
develop, adopt and enforce a Child Protection
Policy that governs ALL interactions with children and youth in the church. Among other
things, this policy will require there to be two
adults in all classes attended by children and
youth; that there be windows in the doors of all
rooms where there are children; and that everyone who works with children and youth is now a
mandatory reporter, required to report suspected child abuse. Second, the law requires
everyone who serves in any way in our ministries to children and youth to undergo a series
of background checks.
Because of the far-reaching effects of this
law, the Session appointed a Task Force to develop our Child Protection Policy and to develop
and carry out a process for getting all our teachers and helpers through the background checks.
We are required to complete all the background
checks by June 30th .
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Church Family
Thank you....
Dear Central Church Family,
The lovely poinsettia which I received from the
church during the holiday season contributed to the
holiday spirit with their bright colors. Thank you
very much for your thoughtfulness in remembering
me.
Sincerely,
Selma Thomson

Thank you so very much for the beautiful flowers

you sent to me. The carnations are still blooming.
Thank you again.
Sincerely,
Dorothy Burkholder

With gratitude, Central has received a letter of

thanks for its financial support from the following
organization:
Cold Weather Drop-in Shelter

March
NEWSLETTER DEADLINE
SUNDAY, February 22nd

JOY VILLAGE UPDATE

Adapted from an article by Rudy Miller:
In November 2014, two teams of teachers
traveled to the tea estates surrounding the Nazareth Hospital, to search for tea pickers children
who have never attended school. Even though
Kenyan law provides education for all, lack of
money for books or uniforms prevents many
from attending school.
The teachers found 83 children, from age 6 to
13, who werent attending school. Typical was
Sylvia, age 8, who was rejected by her birth
mother and forced to be a house girl for another
family. No wages, no education, no lovejust a
blanket and a little food.
Each child was invited for an interview to the
Allamano School, part of the Tree of Life organization, as are Nazareth Hospital and Joy Village. What would they think of a school, a completely new environment? As one 6-year-old girl
asked when she looked around the classroom,
Can I sit there and start learning? And that is
now her desk.
Let us never forget to pray for Joy Village,
Nazareth Hospital, the Allamano School, and all
the institutions that are part of the Tree of Life
organization. May God continue to give the
medical staff and the educators the wisdom,
stamina and courage to shepherd children whom
most of the world has forgotten.

Tuesday, February 10 7:00pm

History Team MeetingRm 107

CONGREGATIONAL MEETING
SUNDAY FEBRUARY 22 NOON
There will be a Congregational Meeting on Sunday February 22, 2015,
at 12:00 noon, following the 11:00 AM worship service. This is the Annual Meeting (Part II) and the purpose is to receive the 2014 Annual
Report, including the 2015 budget. A light lunch will be served.

The Gems of CenTral

Luther Ridge-264-5700

Centrals Special Concerns

2735 Luther Dr., Chbg. 17202

Genevieve Ambrose
Newt Stake
66 Sanibel Lane, Chbg. 17201
Isabelle Allen
Jay Keefer
311 Cumberland Ave, Chbg. 17201
Mildred (Millie) Brown
611 Wallace Ave, Chbg 17201
Stanley & Esther Johnson
Laurie McKelvie
56 Sanibel Ln, Chbg 17201
Athley & Alva Kline
49 Lincoln Way W, Chbg. 17201
Nancy MacFarlane
668A Cumberland Ave, Chbg. 17201
Doris Nester
Susan Snyder
1466 Northfield Dr, Chbg 17201
Glenn Shaffer
722 Stanley Ave, Chbg 17201
Selma Thomson (NM)
Rod Varner
923 S Fourth St, Chbg 17201
Dorothy Zullinger
Susan Snyder
155 Colonial Dr, Chbg. 17202

The Inn At Luther Ridge

-June Fiddler #16

Susan Snyder

Menno Haven-263-8545
2075 Scotland Ave.
Nursing Center

-Ellen Bush #405 **(NM)

-Lawrence Mohr #113 *(NF)
-M. Karolyn Lawrence #412
-Dr. Robert Coy, #217
-John Bowerman #225
- Isabel Vanderau, #245B

Gary Lewis
Jay Keefer
Jean Diehl
Margie Hamsher
Eric Mellott

Farm House

-Marcia Grubbs #304

Jay Keefer

Northgate

-Dorothy Burkholder, #1206

Menno Village

-Rhoda Wilkison #180-B

-LaVerne Knarr #610D
-Beverly Minnich #740A

Laurie McKelvie
Laurie McKelvie

West Virginia Member

Treva Kerns
601 Foxcroft Ave, Apt #1
Martinsburg, WV 25401

Penn Hall-261-0220
1425 Phila. Ave.
Manor Building

-Elton Simpson #417

Mike Herbert
-Margaret Sponsler, #229
Cindy Happel
-Ed Wenrich, #314 (visited by George Muller)

If you know of any changes or updates, please

contact the church office, 264-4113.
Deacons name is now listed with those he or
she visits.
If you wish to contact, (by phone), a member of
the Gems of Central, please contact the church
office at 264-4113.

Skilled Nursing

-Gennie Boozer #506

-Mary Fish, #504
-Roy Nester #523

Karen Sloan
Rod Varner
Susan Snyder

Quincy Skilled Nursing Care-749-3151

6596 Orphanage Rd., Waynesboro 17268

* (NF) = No Flowers please

** (NM) = Non-member
*** (NV) = No Visits please

Nursing Center

-Carolyn Kreutz #229 (NF)

Gary Lewis

Updated: February 2015

MINISTRY DUTIES FOR JANUARY

Assistant Leaders
2/1
Melissa West
2/8
John Leary
2/15 Trena Oyler
2/22 Gladys Kuehn

Prayer Partners:
Bill & Laurie McKelvie
Erin McNamee
Pat & Carol McNamee
Eric & Tyla Mellott

Praying for
Centrals Missions
Meals on Wheels

Greeters - Friendship Hall 9:30 am

2/1
John & Kenna Dee Swan, Don & Shelley Marangoni, Tim & Ann Miller
2/8
Marcus & Bree Rauhut, Scott & Kari Wiley, Bill Oyler
2/15 Gary & Ginger Lewis, Tim Miller, Mary Mohr, Elise Stendal
2/18 (Ash Wed) Chris & Amber Pereschuk, Rich & Tammy Carbaugh, Cindy Shoemaker
2/22 Denise Sharp, Tony & Amber Keller, Chris & Eoni Gingrich
Ushers - Sanctuary 11:00am
2/1
Gary Lewis(H), Karen Sloan, Art & Gladys Kuehn
2/8
Jay Keefer (H), Marjorie Hamsher, Doug Vanderau, Sandy Myers
2/15 Cindy Happel (H), Eric Mellott, Jack Kier, Missy Igou
2/18 (Ash Wed) Cindy Happel & Marjorie Hamsher
2/22 Susan Snyder (H) Laurie McKelvie, Howard Brand, Dale Hastings
Greeters - Sanctuary 11:00am
2/1
Jerry & Jane McC lelland, Lee & Valerie Merriman, Rob & Missy Igou
2/8
Terrance & Linda Czap, Bette Boyer, Ron & Linda Igou
2/15 Bill & Brenda Black, Tom & Rosemary Elder, Bill & Laurie McKelvie
2/18 (Ash Wed) Esther Johnson, Rodney & Linda Martin, Bob Creter
2/22 Joseph & Bonnie Fortuna, Rod & Carol Varner, Don Weber
Note for Greeters: If you have a question or unable to fulfill your Sunday as Greeter, please
contact Don Weber at 262-0087.

The Pastors Notes

We certainly will comply with the law, and hope it will help curtail the awful abuse of children.
The most pressing need presented by the new law is more teachers and helpers to work with
our children and youth. If we do not have two adults in each classroom, we cannot conduct
Sunday School for our children and youth. Please be in prayer for this critical need, and be listening for Gods still small voice - he may call you to serve!
P.S. - one more piece of good news. The Parish Visitor position is now funded in the 2015
church budget and we will start the search to fill this position shortly.
Tuesday, Feb 3 6:00pm
Stephen Ministry Meeting (3rd floor, 315)
Tuesday, Feb 10 6:00pm
Stephen Ministry Training (3rd floor, 315)
Tuesday, Feb 17 6:00pm
Stephen Ministry Training (3rd floor, 315)
Tuesday, Feb 24 6:00pm
Stephen Ministry Training (3rd floor, 315)
Contact Trena Oyler, 261-5727 or Cindy Happel, 830-1760 for more information.
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The Women's Wednesday Morning Bible Study continues its study on True
Messiah, based on Hebrews. And they are enjoying their walk/exercise time
together in the church at 9:30. Bible Study is at 10:00. Let Jean Diehl know if
you would like a book. Please feel free to join us!
Centrals next Golf Tournament to benefit the fight against Human Trafficking is set for Sunday, August 23rd, 2015. Shotgun start at 1:30pm. If you have
any questions, please contact Carol or Phil Rohr at 261-6083. Thanks to all of
you who are on different committees for the CPC Golf Tournament. We need
lots of sponsors and helpers to be successful with our fight against Human
Trafficking.

Are you tired of carrying around your checkbook? Do you never have cash with
you? Jesus is the best news of all, but we have secondary good news: it is now possible to give/tithe online!
Just go to www.centralonthesquare.org and click the Donate icon. If you have any
problems, see Don Wissner or Erin Regan and they will be glad to help you out.

Are you a reader? Like to talk about what youve r ead? Willing to r ead
books, youd never read? Do you know that CPC has a Book Group that
usually meets the first Wednesday of the month at 7:00pm in the Church Parlor. Come to a meeting and see/hear what it is all about. Have a book that
you think should be read? Come and suggest it.
The book for February is Devil on my Heels by Louis Zamperine and David
Rensin. In March were discussing Come the Revolution: Birdies story by
Karl Rodman. Both are available at Amazon. We look forward to you joining us February 4th and
March 4th. For more information please call Bev Wissner at 717-352-2553.

SEPARATION & DIVORCE RECOVERY SUPPORT GROUP

January 12February 16 and March 30May 4, 7-8:30pm at the Wholeness
Center located on the square at 19 South Main Street downtown Chambersburg.
Session Cost is $10. For more information or to register, email Cindy
Shoemaker at cshoe0815@gmail.com or by calling Central Presbyterian
Church 264-4113.
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Music Ministry News!!!

Feeling those winter blues? Well its
the perfect opportunity to start singing with the choir or ringing handbells! Warm up with us on Wednesday nights, share a few laughs, and
make some music. Were always
open for new people to join us!

Kids Choir will be singing

in both services on
Sunday February 1st!

My prayer for February at Central is that each of us take an ownership in

our worship. Our God is worthy of all our praise and joy. I pray that as we
come to worship each Sunday we seek Jesus, honor and bless God, and
encounter the Holy Spirit in a profound way! Blessings and peace, Dani

God is sheer being itself--Spirit. Those who worship him must do it out of their very
being, their spirits, their true selves, in adoration.
John 4:23, MSG

SESSION ACTIONS ~ JANUARY 2015

Session took the following actions at its January meeting. If you have any questions, please talk to
one of the Elders: Brenda Black, George Cowley, Bill Daniels, Linda Igou, Pat McNamee, Jim
Sharp, Alex Shearer, Karl Shreiner, Luella Smith, Don Weber, Scott Wiley, Sam Worley, or
Kathryn Finley, Clerk.

Appointed Alex Shearer and Don Weber commissioners to the February 24 Presbytery
meeting.
Appointed Don Weber and Tom Diehl commissioners to the March 15 Special Presbytery
Meeting
Approved the Finance Committees proposal to transfer $15,600 from the CPC Properties ac
count to the CPC Operating account to reverse the underpayment of CPC small employer
health insurance credits for the tax years 2010 to 2013. In addition, in the future the CPC
Operating account will be provided the entire annual small employer hearth insurance credit
from the CPC Properties account.
Adopted the amended budget.
Named a Child Safety task force and empowered them to develop policy and a process for
clearances and screening for all volunteers and staff working with children and youth. Subject
to their willingness and availability to serve, the following people have been asked to serve on
the task force: Pat McNamee (Session), Linda Igou (Session), Sandy Wilson (staff), Erin
Regan (staff), Deb Mummert (staff), John Leary (Personnel Committee) and Kathy Klink
(congregation at large).
Approved the recommendation to host Noontime Musical Meditations in the sanctuary during
Lent. The meditations will be held at noon on the four Wednesdays in March.
Approved the request to have Gene Wilson preach on Sunday March 8.
Approved the wedding of Brooke Daley and Ryan Knight in our sanctuary on July 11, 2015.
Approved the recommendation to hold an organ recital at Central on Sunday September 27, at
3:00 PM, with organist John Walker.
Approved the recommendation to hold Lenten Simple Supper and Class on Wednesday,
February 25, March 4, March 11, March 18, and March 25 and also approved the curriculum.
Pastor Scott will lead the study using Philip Yanceys Vanishing Grace.
Approved Pastor Scotts requests for vacation time January 30 to February 1 and Study Leave
March 2 to 8.

LOOKING AHEAD IN THE NEW YEAR!

SAVE THE DATE ~ ORGAN DEDICATORY RECITAL
We are very excited to be able to announce an organ recital Sunday, September 27, 2015
at 3:00pm in our sanctuary by National AGO (American Guild of Organists)
President, JOHN WALKER. Mr. Walker has played our organ in a recital in 2004 and
then in 2006 he also played at Wilson College in recital. He took his first organ lesson
60 years ago in Chambersburg so he is no stranger to our area.
This recital will dedicate the latest additions to our Casavant Pipe Organ. Its 34 original
ranks of pipes have now had 9 more digital ranks added in memory of John Wingert making it a total of 43
ranks. This is also the 75th anniversary of the original installation of the Casavant.
Please put this date of SEPTEMBER 27 on your calendars now and watch for more details as we get closer
to this date.

YOUTH
GROUP

Commit your way to the LORD; trust in Him,

and He will act. Psalm 37:5

We have so much to celebrate and thank God for!

Two extremely generous donations of over $2,000
that have landed us very close to our mission team
goal!!!
Several Giving Tree angels who have graced us with
humbling financial and prayer blessings!
A wonderful beginning to 2015 with snowtubing, a new high school girls Bible
study, highly-qualified teachers, the beginnings of a new middler Sunday school
room, and new youth group curriculums!
Our fabulous January volunteers! Thank you Amanda, Bruce, Chris, Cindy, Dani,
Don, Jen, Jenine, Kari, Kristen, Madeline, Missy, Nick, Nina, Pat, Petula, Scott,
and Shelley!!!
A successful and fantastic Practically Broadway benefit concert fundraiser!
A youth winter conference in Altoona, PA called Zeteo, sponsored by Salt n Light
Youth Ministry!
The continual support of our awesome church family!
Coming up:
Sunday February 1st:
Souper Bowl Sunday collection after both worship services!
And later that night, separate Super Bowl parties for Middlers and Highers!
Tuesday February 17th:
Fat Tuesday Pancake Supper & Variety Showfundraiser.
Friday & Saturday February 27-28th: Highers only, 30 Hour Famine
ATTENTION: VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR THIS EVENT!

NEWS

CONTEMPORARY WORSHIP:

The LORD is my strength and my shield; my heart trusts in Him,

and I am helped. My heart leaps for joy and I will give thanks to
Him in song. Psalm 28:7

What a joy January has been in the 9:30am service! Thank you, church family, for
being so wonderful in this time of transition through worship time changes! You
are very appreciated.
If you are inspired by the prayer flags in the Friendship Hall
and youd like to make one, see Sandy for a bandana and a
fabric marker!
We begin the season of Lent this month (Feb. 18th), which is
a time of repentance and preparation for the death and rising of our Lord. Take time to quiet your hearts and rememJoin us on
ber all that Jesus did for you. The whole worship team at
Sunday mornings Central looks forward to worshipping with you through eve9:30am
ry Sunday in Lent, throughout the weeks, and on special
in the
days such as Ash Wednesday, Palm Sunday, Maundy ThursFriendship Hall
day, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday!
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YOUTH GROUP NEWS! continued

CHAT:

From the end of the earth I will cry to You, when my heart is overwhelmed;
Lead me to the Rock that is higher than I. Psalm 61:2

Thank you to everyone who came out and supported the fight against trafficking at the
January 11th interactive prayer service! It was a beautiful hour and we are comforted in
knowing that God heard every prayer.

Coming up:
Open Mic to Fight Trafficking, Merge Ministries, 7-9pm

Human Trafficking Awareness Training, CPC, 9am-12pm, 2/28/15

Human Trafficking Awareness Youth Rally, CPC, 5:30-8pm, 3/15/15
ATTENTION: VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR THIS EVENT

CARE PACKAGES FOR CPC COLLEGE STUDENTS

For the past 14 years a very loving ministry at Central Presbyterian
Church has been to send goodie boxes to Centrals college students
near and far. Your generosity in donating items has been appreciated
over the years as has your monetary support which goes toward other
items that may be needed to make the packages complete. Please contact Erin Regan, Youth Ministry Leader by contacting the church office at 717-264-4113
or catch up with her on Sunday mornings at church to see how you can show your love
for Centrals College students.

Lenten Noontime Musical Meditations

Once again we are planning a series of Lenten Noontime Musical Meditations
here at Central Presbyterian Church for the four Wednesdays in March.
Following is the schedule for the 12:00-12:30pm meditative programs.
Wed. March 4 - Organ and Pat McNamee, clarinet
Wed. March 11 - Organ and Valerie Merriman, piano
Wed, March 18 - Anita Rae Smith, harpist
Wed. March 25 - Organ and Dani Kardisco, vocalist
Please come join us and bring your friends for a quiet time of
meditation and prayer during these special musical events.
If you have any questions, please contact Helen Wingert, Organist.
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Were looking for

volunteers!
Here at Central, we love and value our children and youth. It is our goal that everyone who comes
through our doors finds this to be a safe and welcoming place. Due to the recent crimes against children
in our state, Pennsylvania has recently passed laws that strive to protect children and youth. These laws
include more strict background checks for employees and volunteers and new rules on mandatory reporting of suspected abuse. There are also guidelines to minimize the opportunity for abuse to take
place. These include having windows in doors to provide a clear line of sight and the 2 adult rule -which states that there are two adults present wherever there are children and youth.
So now you know the motivation behind this article! We need to comply with these regulations so that
we can continue to minister to children and youth. In order to do that,

We Need You!
Teachers and leaders are already in place.

Now we need the 2nd adult in the room!

Requirements? You must love J esus! You must love childr en and youth! You must be willing to
go through the mandatory background screenings and clearances.
When and where can you volunteer?
SUNDAYS:
9:30 10:45am
Church Nursery - caring for and loving infants -3 year olds
10:45 noon
Church Nursery - caring for and loving infants -3 year olds
9:30am
Little Kids Worship - for 3- 5 year olds
(during part of 1st service)
11am
Preschool Sunday School - ages 3-5 -assisting Sally Sulcove
11am
Grades K-2 Sunday School - assisting Tyla Mellott
11am
Grades 3-5 Sunday School assisting Denise Sharp
5:00-6:30pm
Middlers Youth Group
6:00-7:30pm
Highers Youth Group
OTHER:
Prayer Buddies
- for children in Kindergarten thru 5th grade
Church Buddies
- for Middle and High School Students
Whats in it for you? The rewarding experience of making a difference for Jesus in the lives of children and youth. You will be amazed at what you learn from them and from the joy they bring to
your life.
How do I start?

Contact Sandy at kidsmin@centralonathesquare.org,

church phone 264-4113, ext 314; or cell 309/714-1557.
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9a MDO 3rd Floor

5:45pm Bible Study
7p Worship Team mtg
7p Divorce Support Grp

9a MDO 3rd Floor

5:45pm Bible Study
6p Youth Ministry Team

9:30a 1st Worship Service

11a 2nd Worship Service
5&6pm Youth groups meet

March 1st
9:30a 1st Worship Service
11a 2nd Worship Service
5&6pm Youth groups meet
NEW Member Class 12 Noon

NEWSLETTER
DEADLINE

Annual Meeting Pt.II

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Presidents Day
NO MDO TODAY

22 Communion

Ann.Reports distributed

9:30a 1st Worship Service

11a 2nd Worship Service
5&6pm Youth groups meet

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SUPER SENIOR
SUNDAY

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2:30p STAFF
5:45pm Bible Study
7p Divorce Support Grp
Banquet, FH

9a MDO 3rd Floor

5:45pm Bible Study
7p Divorce Support Grp

9:30a 1st Worship Service

11a 2nd Worship Service
5&6pm Youth groups meet

Adult Bell Choir-2nd srv.

8 Communion Sunday

KIDS Choir-both srvs.

Guest Preacher:
Rosie Magee

9:30a 1st Worship Service

11a 2nd Worship Service
12p DEACONS MEETING
5&6pm Youth groups meet

Mon

1 Birthday Sunday

Sun

7p SESSION MEETING

9a MDO 3rd Floor

9:30a Zumba Class, FH
12p Prayer Gathering, Rm 314
6p Basket Ball, gym
(poc: D. Marangoni)

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6p FAT TUESDAY
Dinner & Youth Mission
Fund Raiser

9a MDO 3rd Floor

9:30a Zumba Class, FH
12p Prayer Gathering, Rm 314
6p Stephen Min Training, 315

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9a MDO 3rd Floor

9:30a Zumba Class, FH
12p Prayer Gathering, Rm 314
6p Stephen Min Training, Rm 315
6p Basket Ball, gym
(poc: D. Marangoni)
7p DANCE Team practice, NLC
7p History Team mtg

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9a MDO 3rd Floor

9:30a Zumba Class, FH
12p Prayer Gathering, Rm 314
6p Stephen Ministry, Rm 315
6p Basket Ball, gym
(poc: D. Marangoni)

Tue

9a MDO 3rd Floor

9:30a ZUMBA
9:30a Womens Walk/Exercise
10a Womens Bible Study
2:30p STAFF
2:30p BB-NetWork Min
5p KIDS MUSIC
5:30p Praise Team
6p Simple Supper, FH
6:30p Lenten Study, FH
6:30p Sr.Bell-Sanctuary
7:30p Senior Choir-NLC

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7p Ash Wednesday
Services, Sanctuary

9a MDO 3rd Floor

9:30a Zumba Class, FH
2:30p STAFF

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7:30p Senior Choir-NLC

7p TRUSTEE MEETING

9a MDO 3rd Floor

9:30a ZUMBA
9:30a Womens Walk/Exercise
10a Womens Bible Study
2:30p STAFF
2:30p BB-NetWork Min
5p KIDS MUSIC
5:30p Praise Team
6:30p Sr.Bell-Sanctuary

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9a MDO 3rd Floor

9:30a ZUMBA
9:30a Womens Walk/Exercise
10a Womens Bible Study
2:30p STAFF
2:30p BB-NetWork Min
5p KIDS MUSIC
5:30p Praise Team
6:30p Sr.Bell-Sanctuary
7:30p Senior Choir-NLC

Wed

Thu

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FEBRUARY

YOUTH:
30 Hour Famine starts @
9p

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2:30p Setup for Birthday

party Saturday.

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13

9a MDO 3rd Floor

Fri

5p CROSSROADS, gym

9a Awareness Training for

Human Trafficking

YOUTH:
30 Hour Famine ends @ Noon

28 10a BB-NetWork Min.

12p FH reserved for Birthday

party.

Mens Breakfast & Bible Study

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10a BB-NetWork Min.

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10a BB-NetWork Min.

Mens Breakfast & Bible Study

Sat