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From Pastor Mark
EVANGEL
UNITED
METHODIST
CHURCH
March 2018
Reporter
Inside this issue:
United Methodist
Women
2
Christian
Education News
3
Youth 6
Mission Update/
Project Serving
List
7
Community
Ministry News
8
In Our Prayers 9
UMC Market/
Easter Flowers
10
March Calendar 11
In hope of eternal life, which God, who cannot lie, promised before the world began…
—Titus 1:2
Billy Graham died this morning. Often referred to as the “Evangelist to the World,” he may well have
been the best-known American Churchman during a career that spanned 60 plus years!
While I never saw or heard him in person, like many of you I watched several of his televised stadium
crusades, as he preached to crowds that easily swelled into the tens of thousands. With his sweeping
gestures, his distinct voice and cadence, and the urgency in his voice, Graham easily overshadowed a
large number of preachers who imitated his crusade ministry.
In many ways, he became America’s pastor. A counselor to several American presidents, some of
whom disappointed him mightily, he was such a fixture in the White House that one journalist re-
marked that Graham “came with the office like the draperies”.
In spite of the company that he kept, Graham carried himself with a humility that was as attractive as
his faith was.
What I didn’t recall, probably because it happened before my time, was that he was also an early
champion of civil rights in our nation. By the early 1950’s he was refusing to speak to segregated
groups, and at one event in Tennessee in 1953, he moved ropes that were intended to cordon off black
and white members of the crowd from one another.
But Billy Graham died this morning. What I will remember most clearly about the man was his single
-minded passion to help others encounter Jesus. And so I shared this devotional, from the Billy Gra-
ham Evangelistic Association website, with Evangel staff before our weekly meeting this morning:
“Life is a glorious opportunity, if it is used to condition us for eternity. If we fail in this, though we
succeed in everything else, our life will have been a failure. There is no escape for those who squan-
der their opportunity to prepare to meet God. Our lives are also immortal. God made us different from
the other creatures. He made us in His own image, a living soul. When this body dies and our earthly
existence is terminated, the soul lives on forever. One thousand years from this day, you will be more
alive than you are at this moment. The Bible teaches that life does not end at the cemetery. There is a
future life with God for those who put their trust in His Son, Jesus Christ.” (February 2, 2018 Daily
Devotional from Billy Graham Evangelistic Association)
The era of Crusade Evangelism, with stadiums filled with tens of thousands of seekers, is pretty well
past in our nation today. But the message that Billy Graham shared, and the hope and grace that is
found in Jesus Christ, remains true still. Our task is to find new ways to share it faithfully.
In Christ,
United Methodist Women
Eve Circle Monday, March 5th at 7 p.m. (Fireside Room)
Lydia Circle Thursday, March 15th at 1 p.m. (Fireside Room) Hostess: Shirley Larson/Ruth Fiek Leader: Becky Pierce Program: Legacy & Our Inheritance
Mom’s Circle Details to Come in Sunday’s Bulletins. Take a break and join us for coffee, snacks and laughter! Contact Jen Hull at 507-285-4838 with questions. Childcare is provided.
Sewing Circle Every Monday at Evangel Church (Room 224) from 9-11:30 a.m. Donations of gently-used sheets are always welcome. (No more fabric is needed.) Thank you. Always inviting ladies to join us!
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Quilting & More
Eve Circle Mission Project—Sat. March 3, 2018 We will meet at the church at 8:45 a.m. to head to the Refuge. Goals for the morning are to deep clean the Refuge house and to move the contents of the Court Closet to its new location. The Refuge is a ministry to youth whose lives have been impacted by violent crime. It is an opportunity to be a part of a missional out-
reach in our own community. For more information on the Refuge -- www.nextchapterrochester.org More details to come as date approaches.
Please mark March 3rd on your calendar and plan to be a part of this project.
United Methodist Women General Gathering POTLUCK
Tuesday, April 3 at 11:30 a.m. in the Evangel Dinette Everyone (women, men, members and friends) are invited for lunch and fellowship. Rolls, beverages and
dessert will be provided in the Dinette. Bring something to share or just come! Speaker: Courtney Dugstad, Director of Refuge House Ministry for Children at
Next Chapter Ministries
Sunday, March 18th at 5 p.m. (Roger & Janet Guderian’s House: 2263 Hill Place SW) Anyone who has attended Unidos en Cristo, Ultreya, T.E.C., Walk to Emmaus or Cursillo is invited!
Beverages provided! Please bring your songbooks & name tags and a dish to share. Kids are welcome! Potluck hosted by Jim & Marcia O’Brien/Roger & Janet Guderian.
Wednesday, March 14th from 1-3 p.m. All are welcome! Bring your own project to work on whether it be a prayer shawl,
pocket prayer shawl, or something of your choice. Join in the fun and fellow-ship. Quilting and More meets every 2nd Wednesday of the month from 1-3 p.m.
The Cut-Ups
The Cut-Ups will be working at Bethany Campus on Tuesday, March 20th at 9 a.m. We usually work until about 11:30 a.m. but it is really a stay as long as you are able work
day. Please bring scissors to work with and enjoy the fellowship while we work for Bundles of Love, serving the babies. Contact Jill Anderson if you have questions.
Ultreya
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Christian Education Calendar
Every Sunday………………………… Sunday School Classes for all ages at 9 a.m. Children’s Church at 10:30 a.m. Every Wednesday ……………………Bible Story Time (Religion Release) for daycare children Saturday, Mar. 3….………………….. Champions Basketball: Final Games for Winter Monday, Mar. 5………………………. Christian Education Team Meeting Wednesday, Mar. 7.…………………. Serve Our City Outreach Wednesday, Mar. 14.………………...Serve Our City Outreach Sunday, Mar. 18...…………………….Kids Club—Making Easter Baskets for Ronald McDonald House! Tuesday, Mar. 20……………………. Easter Egg Hunt Door Hanger Distribution Wednesday, Mar. 21.……………….. Serve Our City CELEBRATION! Friday, Mar. 23……………………….. Easter Egg Hunt Set-Up & Pizza Party Saturday, Mar. 24……………………. Evangel Easter Egg Hunt Sunday, Mar. 25……………………… Palm Sunday—Children’s Palm Sunday Parade! Thursday, Mar. 29…………………….Maundy Thursday Worship at Evangel Sunday, Apr. 1……………………….. Easter Sunday—No Sunday School Mid-April………………………………. Connect Groups Begin
Evangel Easter Egg Hunt—Saturday, March 24th!
Evangel Christian Education
Jim Klepper: [email protected] Clancy Craven: [email protected]
Phone: (507) 289-4817
Evangel Easter Egg Hunt will be coming on Saturday, March 24th. We need you to invite your friends and neighbors! Several NEW offerings this year! Wow! Our Evangel Christian Education Department will once again be inviting all children Grades 3 and younger from our church and the Rochester community to our annual Easter Egg Hunt being held this year on March 24th from 9:30—11 a.m. This is an amazing opportunity to once again reach out and touch our children and neighbors with the great Evangel hospitality and the good news of the Gospel in a fun, creative and safe environment! This year we will offer these options:
Decorations throughout the Evangel building
Receptionist - Gift bags for every child! Egg Hunts at THREE different times throughout the morning
Games throughout the gym Cookie Shop Story-telling
Puppets - NEW THIS YEAR Children’s choir singing - NEW THIS YEAR
Crafts, coloring and tattoos
Petting Zoo - EXPANDED THIS YEAR Please consider helping us reach our community with the good news of the Gospel of Jesus Christ! It’s fun! Meet our neighbors! Make a difference in the lives of kids! Contact Jim or Clancy to come on board. Team leaders are recruited but we still need lots of helpers!
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Two FUN Opportunities to Help with Easter Egg Hunt Outreach!
There are all sorts of ways to help your Evangel Christian Education department with our outreach Easter Egg Hunt! Sign-Ups for both events below will be at the Welcome Center!
Egg Hunt Door Hanger’s Distribution on Saturday, March 17th at 10 a.m. How do people know about our super fun and cool Egg Hunt if we do not tell them? Help us distribute 1,200 door hanger invitations door-to-door to the all our neighbors around the church inviting them to join us for the big Egg Hunt. Please remember by doing so you are helping people hear the Gospel as we will share the Gospel with them at the Egg Hunt. Meet in the lobby at Evangel on Saturday morning at 10 a.m. and then if you want come for appetizers at Whistle Binkies afterwards! Is this fun or what?
Egg Hunt Set-Up Party on Friday, March 23rd at 6:30 p.m. Join us at Evangel to help set-up for Saturdays’ Easter Egg Hunt. If you cannot be present to help us Saturday at the Egg Hunt, we could use your help the Friday night before decorating, setting up tables, staging, petting zoo, games, puppet sets, bringing in the tomb from the garage, etc. We will have lots of fun and pizza to boot! This is for everyone! Don’t sit around on a Friday night with nothing to do! Come and join the Egg Hunt set-up party!
“Gobs” of Candy Needed for Easter Egg Hunt
Evangel Christian Education will be filling 5,000, yes, 5,000 eggs with candy to distribute to all the
children who will come to our church on March 24th for our Easter Egg Hunt. Would you consider
purchasing 1 or 2 or 14 bags of candy to help us meet the need?
Please drop off in the Lobby at the candy reception box or bring to Jim Klepper’s
or Clancy Craven’s office. Thank you in advance for your generosity!
Palm Sunday Parade for Children & Youth on March 25th! March 25th is Palm Sunday and Evangel Christian Education will have a children’s Palm Sunday Parade
during the Sunday School hour! We will order Palm branches for every child and “pick up” classes at a
designated time until all classes from Nursery 3’s – Youth will be together in one big parade! We will then
stop at a special place and hear the Palm Sunday story told in a fresh and exciting way! Don’t miss this!
It will be a day to remember!
March Kids Club Event—Ronald McDonald House
Evangel Kids Club for March will combine mission outreach with loads of fun and food too! We will gather in the Evangel dinette and gym to make 42 Easter baskets for families staying at the Rochester Ronald McDonald House. These baskets will provide special encouragement to families who are away from home on Easter. We will fill and wrap them “extra special” with candies and toys and all sorts of goodies to help them remember they are not alone. Then we will play LARGE oversized versions of some favorite games in the gym like Dominos, Shuffle-board, Connect Four and more! These LARGE versions of games are super cool and are meant for areas like gymnasiums! We will finish the afternoon with ice cream sundaes with a cherry on top for everyone! What: Making Easter Baskets for Ronald McDonald House families, games and ice cream! When: Sunday, March 18, 2018 from 2—4 p.m. Where: Evangel Church Gym and Dinette Cost: Cash Donation for Ronald to go towards Easter baskets but not required. For: All Evangel kids, friends, families Coordinators: Jim Klepper and Clancy Craven Contact: [email protected] or [email protected]
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Please save the dates of July 16-19, 2018 for the 6-year anniversary of Evangel’s Mega Kids Camp! Once again, Evangel Christian Education will invite other church’s and para church organizations to part-ner with us to bring sports, arts, and the Gospel to children of SE Minnesota! This year’s theme will be “Team Spirit” and will help children experience what it is like to be on Jesus’ team! This will be an amazing week for kids! Here are a few highlights:
We will be bringing back our Horse Camp track perhaps offering two levels of horse training!
We are working on a special guest speaker for one rally session of the camp. Stay tuned for details! Adventure camp will return and we hope to be even better prepared as this track somewhat over-
whelmed us last year with so many children. In addition to laser tag, archery tag, climbing walls etc., we will offer some new adventure options that will be sure to create excitement!
Our vision to create an interdenominational Church Leadership Team continues to become a realization. We have confirmed several new churches will join us this year. In addition to Berean Community Church, Oasis Church and Emmanuel Lutheran Church would also like to be involved in 2018. Stewartville United Methodist will also send kids as well as Rochester Sports Mentorship Academy. Our goal has always been to reach as many kids with the Gospel as we can with no church competition, but rather with church unity. It seems to be happening!
Please save the dates now and plan to invite kids and volunteer if at all
possible. We will need all hands on deck for this one!
Save the Date! Mega Kids Camp 2018!
Evangel Spring “Connect” Groups Begin in April
Evangel Spring Connect Groups will begin Mid-April so we are just beginning to formulate our Spring line- up! Perhaps there is a class you would like to see us offer or perhaps there is a topic you are interested in teaching. In either case we would love to hear from you. Classes will be selected and finalized in the next few weeks with the goal of having a detailed brochure available in mid to late March. Our winter classes have attracted a growing number of people and many first time Connect class attendees. Don’t miss out this spring! If you have a class you would like to see offered or would like to teach please contact Jim Klepper or Clancy Craven.
Easter Sunday is April 1st—No Sunday School!
Easter Sunday is April 1. We will not have Sunday School Easter Sunday and encourage families to wor-
ship together. Classes will resume on Sunday April 8! Children’s Church will be available at both services.
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Youth—R.I.O.T. News
Russ Bruhnke: [email protected] or (507) 226-1138
Well, our hibernation from winter is finally coming to an end! Thoughts start to turn to Spring as the weather will tease us. Spring also bring thoughts of Easter! Easter is early this year, April 1… (no foolin’) and as like last year, our church is offering opportunities to Serve in the Lord’s name during this Lenten season. This is a great precursor to our mission trips this summer. Plan on attending! Puppets! We will be doing a puppet show during our annual Easter Egg hunt, March 24th. Some of you have already expressed interest in performing. Let Russ know if you’d like to help. We will start practices soon. Youth Sunday Coming in April. Our all-youth led worship service will be coming next month! Pink Flamingos With spring on the way - it’s time to start planning and prepping for flocking. This will start sometime early April, but more details will be available soon! Look to the Youth Board and emails for concrete information. Flamingo request sheets are located below.
Sr. High Mission Trip Jr. High Mission Trip Mingo County, WV Lake Traverse, SD July 7—July 14, 2018 July 29—August 3, 2018
Got that “special someone” in your life who could use a little more decoration to their yard? Your problems are over, because the Evangel students are here to help!
For a minimum donation of $20, we will provide a lovely display of 25 pink flamingos in that person’s yard (or all 50 for only $39.95!). They will also see a large “You’ve Been Flocked!” sign that will add just the right
touch that’s been missing! So why wait? Just grab an order form below, seal it in an envelope with your payment and put it in Youth Director’s box or Church Office.
We will notify you as soon as “the flock has landed”.
Dates for flocking: April 8—May 6 (*depending on weather)
All proceeds will go toward our two youth summer mission trips: the Junior High to South Dakota and the Senior High to West Virginia. Thank you so much for your donation!
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The monthly serving lists are made up of the members and friends of Evangel Church. Please note that this is an important area of service to the church. We are requesting all on the serving committee to provide 2 dozen cookies for our Sunday Coffee Hours. Please drop off at
the church by the 15th of the month. (Please no nuts or peanut butter.) Thank you!
Project and Serving List for March
Robert & Teresa Batzel Kahn & Holly Evans Kathryn Henderson Dwain & Marcia Jorgensen Harold & Jane Kossman Tim & Bev Morgan
Brian & Ronda Nass Ryan & Liz Quernemoen Ken & Miriam Rogers Norm & Brenda Scherbenske Fant & Lorraine Steele
The Evangel Mission Team met early in February. We spent time looking over correspondence and thank you notes. It is gratifying to learn what is going on with those we support and to feel that we are making a difference in their ministries. Late last year we received some sad news from Kako Retreat Center, whom we support and who ministers to the native peoples in Alaska. Kako was founded by the late David Penz who grew up in this church and who was the son of Carlton and Ruth Penz. Kyle Stevens, a young man on the Kako staff was killed in a plane crash. He left a young family and a big void in the Kako family. Please keep them all in your prayers. We looked ahead to Parker and Megan Ask’s visit in March and April while on furlough. They will be moving from South Africa to Canada with Operation Mobilization. Please keep them in your prayers during this transition. We voted to begin our 2018 disbursements by giving to the Ask’s and to Tyler and Shayne Hart-mann who work with CRU and Athletes in Action. We also gave some support to Gordy Hall and Arlan Walton who are heading to Houston with a Rochester group to help with hurricane relief. Please contact a member of our team: Scott Kerl, Linda Gregg, Barb Weiss, Becky Pierce, Jim Cooper, Bev Morgan and Laura Weiss if you have any questions or ideas about missions.
Mission Update
If you are unaware, both the traditional and contemporary services are being streamed on
the evangelum.org website!
Just go to evangelum.org and select LIVE on the upper right corner of the home page. Once you are on
the live stream page, select the play button in the middle of the picture.
If you want to view the stream from a mobile device, go to evangelum.org and once you are on the home
page, select the three horizontal bars located on the upper right hand corner. Then select LIVE
on the bottom of this page. Once you are on the live stream page, select the play bottom in the middle of
the picture.
If there is a church service that you missed or want to go back and view, select MEDIA from the home
page to find the church service you want to view. If you have any questions, please contact Tim Morgan
at [email protected] or 289-4817. Thank you.
Sunday Sermons Being Streamed LIVE Online!
Community Ministries will promote Christian mission work by encouraging the people of Evangel to volunteer, give to local missions and to help youth-adults become active in such mission projects.
Community Ministries is committed to changing lives across the street and throughout the Rochester area.
Wednesday Night Lenten Meals of Soup and Bread will continue to be served from 4:45—6:15 pm. through March 28. Menus are posted on the Community Ministries bulletin board locat-
ed across from Room 222 and will appear in the Sunday’s Bulletins. A big thanks to those of you that have helped serve. If you want to serve, check the sign-up sheet for Wednesday Night Meals at the Welcome Desk to see where help is needed. If you want cook by warming up the soup – it’s already made—talk to Jackie or Gordy Hall.
If you’re looking to volunteer—here’s a great opportunity!
Channel One Food Barrel The food for the month of March is tuna or whatever non-perishable food item you would like to donate. The barrel is located right inside the coat room on the left. Good job in keeping the barrel filled! The Woman’s Shelter Keep filling the Women’s Shelter box! It’s located in our coat room just off the main entrance. The shelter is always looking for clothes. If it seems to be full, there is always room for more! The F.L.O.C.K. (Faithful Lovers of Crochet & Knitting) Gathering -Tue., Mar. 20 at 6:30 p.m. All are welcome whether novice or expert. Purpose of this group is to share fellowship and faith while crocheting and knitting (or learning to crochet or knit). Plan to meet third Tuesday of the month at 6:30-8:30 p.m. in the Fireside Room at Evangel. Bring your own projects, hooks, needles and yarn. For more information contact Jackie Hall (507) 358-4354 or Marcia O’Brien at (507) 254-5731. In His Name In His Name is a cooperative effort that enlists volunteers and groups from Rochester area Churches to pack and distribute mostly non-perishable food to those in need. The food is pack-aged and distributed the 4
th Saturdays of every month. Volunteers should gather at 9 a.m. on
Saturday, March 24th at Hope Summit Christian Church. If interested or have questions contact Denny Butterbaugh at (507) 289-8898.
Community Ministries will meet on Monday, March 26 at 6:30 p.m.
Muffin Men Ministry
Muffins on Sunday, March 18th—50 cents each! Blueberry, Chocolate-chocolate chip, Lemon Poppy Seed and a homemade surprise!
Muffin Men Contact: Joel Sackett: 289-9156
Supports our Community Ministries!
Community Ministry News, Opportunity and Events
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In His Name—Food Boxes
Do you know someone who might benefit from a box of food? The $10 cost of a box of food might be waived.
Please call Amy in the office at 507-289-4817 to find out more information. Food boxes are available the 4th Saturday of the month.
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Dick Monson – prayers for healing.
Herb Hess—prayers for healing.
Bob Zerr – prayers for health as he has had a heart/liver transplant.
Jim and Andrea Burnoski’s grandson Roman – prayers for healing
Gwen Stiege – prayers for healing
Choice Whealdon – prayers for healing – Choice is at Homestead now.
Jean Anderson – prayers for healing
Larry Frear – prayers for healing
June Boettcher – prayers for healing
Vicki (June Boettcher’s sister) – prayers for healing
Greg Kirkwood – prayers for healing
Paula Jackson Aderogba’s mom Carol is on hospice
John Hartman – prayers for stroke recovery.
Fred Ableitner – prayers for health
Dorene Speer – prayers for health
Ladonna Puder – prayers for health – in hospital.
Gordy Hall’s sister, Arlean, passed away
Joyce Herrick – prayers for healing
Lenny Zastrow – prayers for health
Jean Vrieze – prayers for healing from knee surgery
Debra Badger (Melissa Cascino’s mom) - prayers for health
Matthias Mehring—prayers for health
Marlene Rucker—prayers for health
In Our Prayers—Please Pray For:
2018 SOAR (Spiritual Outdoor Adventure Retreats) Summer Trips You are invited! Please see the information on the 2 SOAR Summer Trips below:
The Bighorn Mountains in Wyoming backpack trip is scheduled for August 3-12,
2018. Our first meeting will be Monday, March 5 at 7 p.m. at Evangel. Transportation, overnight stays at a church and hotel, camping fees and some meals are included in the $200-$225 cost based on the number of people that attend.
The Boundary Waters trip is scheduled for June 19-24, 2018. Our only planning meeting will be Thursday, March 8 at 7 p.m. at Evangel. Transportation, overnight stay at an outfitter, all equip-ment and some meals are included in the $100 cost.
Call Gordy Hall at 507-398-4814 if you have questions. Thank you!
Golden Oldies
You are invited to Golden Oldies! Please join us on Tuesday, April 17th at 1 p.m. in the Dinette at
Evangel. The Young at Heart Singers will be entertaining us! Mark your calendars now.
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UMC Market makes it possible for our church to receive donations from retailers every time you make an online purchase. The best thing is that you don’t need to change anything from how you shop today, and every small donation makes a difference. This is a service available through the General Council on Finance and Administration. Online shoppers open an account (it takes less than 2 minutes) and then do their normal online shopping. Purchases from corporate partners will qualify for a percentage contribution to Evangel. Some of the corporate partners include Best Buy, Kohl’s, Target, Macy’s, Star-bucks and hundreds more. If you are shopping online anyway, please take a moment and sign up for the UMC Market to earn some corporate donations for Evangel. Signing Up is Free! You can easily sign up for free. When you go to UMC Market, you will click on the “Sign In/Up” at the top. Enter your email and create a password. Press “Submit”
Select “MN” under “Select a State”, then select “ROCHESTER” under “Select a City”, finally choose “Evangel United Methodist Church” under “Select a Ministry”. Then press “Submit” You are now ready to shop. At any time you can go back to UMC Market, login (top right corner) and shop away.
You can also support us when you shop. Go to smile.amazon.com/ch/41-0737342
and Amazon donates to Evangel United Methodist Church.
Easter Flowers
The Visual Arts Team will be featuring a display of spring flowers for the Easter season this year to deco-rate the Sanctuary and the Lobby areas. The flowers will come in an array of colors. You may take home the flower(s) you purchased after the conclusion of the 10:30 a.m. service on Easter Sunday, April 1st. Please attach your payment with the order form below and place it in the basket in the office or place it in the basket at the Welcome Desk. Checks may be made payable to: Evangel UMC.
Deadline for ordering Friday, March 23
_____ Begonias: $16 Circle Your Color Choice of Begonias: Pink—Yellow—Orange
_____ Easter Lilies: $16 Easter Lilies are White. _____ Hydrangeas: $ 31 Circle Your Color Choice of Hydrangeas: Pink—Blue
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In Memory Of: ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________
In Honor Of: ________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________
March 2018
SUN MON TUES WED THUR FRI SAT Every Sunday Every Monday Every Tuesday Every Wed Every Thurs-
day Every Friday Every Sat.
9 am Traditional Worship 9 am Parent Café (221) 9 am Sunday School 10:30 am Cont. Worship 10:30 am Faith & Fellow-ship (221) 10:30 am Children’s Church 5:30 pm Youth Choir 6:30 pm Youth Group
9 am-Sewing Circle (224) 3 pm-Defenders Volleyball 7 pm—Boy Scouts (Gym) 7:30 pm-Alanon (FH)
9 am-Women’s Bible Study (Fireside 7 pm—American Herit-age Girls (Gym/Dinette)
4:45-6:15 pm Wed. Night Meals 9 am—Religion Release 5:30 pm Cherub Choir 5:30 pm Chorister Choir 6 pm Confirmation 6 pm—Praise Team Practice 7:45 pm-Praise Team Planning
9:30 am-Older Folders 3:30 pm-Mom’s in Prayer Group 6:30 pm-Evangel Ringers 7:30 pm-Senior Choir
7 pm-Chinese Church
8 am-Prayers for Church
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4:30 Champions Bas-ketball
4:30 Champions Basketball
8 am Champions Basketball
8:45 am Eve Circle Mission Project
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Holy Communion 12 pm Organic Outreach
6:30 pm—Christian Educa-tion Meeting 7 pm—SOAR Planning Meeting 7 pm—Eve Circle
6:30 pm Mission Com-mision Mtg (Fireside)
7 pm SPRC Mtg (224) 7 pm—American Herit-age Girls (Gym/Dinette)
6:30 pm Serve Our City 6:30 pm—Finance Meeting 7 pm—SOAR Plan-ning Meeting
11 Daylight Savings Time
12 13 14 15 16 17
12 pm—Organic Outreach for Ordinary People
6 pm—My One Word
5:30 pm—Cooking Gour-met Meals 6 pm-Tech Mtg. (224)
1 pm—Channel One Food Warehouse 6:30 pm-Jam Session 6:30 pm-Trustees Mtg
1 pm—Quilting & More 6:30 pm Serve Our City
1 pm—Lydia Circle 5 p.m.—GoodNews Daycare (Gym) 7 pm—First Aid Train-ing Class 7 pm- S.O.S. (Fireside)
10 am—Distribute Evangel Door Hangers for Easter Egg Hunt
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Muffin Men
2 pm—Kids Club (Evangel)
5 pm—Ultreya (Roger & Janet Guderian’s House)
6:30 pm Church Council Meeting
9 am-The Cut-Ups 6:30 pm The FLOCK 7 pm—American Herit-age Girls (Gym/Dinette)
6:30 pm Serve Our City Celebration
6:30 pm Evangel Easter Egg Hunt Set-Up
9 am—In His Name Volunteering Hope Summit Christian Church
9:30 am Easter Egg Hunt at Evangel
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5:30 pm—Cooking Gour-met Meals 6:30 pm—Community Ministries Meeting
6 pm –Homemade Soups for Home Town Missions 6:30 pm-Jam Session 6:30 pm—AHG Daddy/Daughter Dance
6:30 pm Maundy Thursday Service 7 pm—First Aid Train-ing Class
Evangel United Methodist Church 2645 North Broadway Rochester, MN 55906 (Address Service Requested)
Non-Profit Organization U.S. POSTAGE
PAID Rochester, MN 55901
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Evangel Church exists to love God, love others, and be Christ’s hands and feet in the world.
Wednesday’s, March 7, 14, 21 & 28th Soup & Bread will be served from 4:45—6:15 p.m.
March Wednesday Night Meals Menu
Website: www.evangelum.org Phone Number: 507-289-4817
Upcoming Events at Evangel Church
Wednesday’s, March 7, 14, 21 & 28th Soup & Bread will be served from 4:45—6:15 p.m.
Easter Egg Hunt—Saturday, March 24, 9:30—11 a.m. Palm Sunday—Sunday, March 25
Maundy Thursday Service—Thursday, March 29th at 6:30 p.m. Easter Sunday—Sunday, April 1st