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OUR ANNUAL CONGREGATIONAL MEETING

GREAT TURNOUT...lots of food and fellowship.

Our Annual Congregational Meeting was a success and there was a great turnout of members and guests to enjoy the meal, fellowship and to hear all that is going on in our church. In addition to learning about the state of our church, we discussed the process to call the next pastor, the budget, elected an elder and trustees and 2017 Nominating Committee. Many thanks to all whojoined us, helped prepare the food and participated in our Annual Congregational Meeting.

March 2017 - Volume 44, No. 3

WORSHIP CELEBRATION

IN MARCH

9 am & 11 am Worship Celebration

Sunday, March 5: Message from Rev. Robert Ward...Communion Sunday

Sunday, March 12: Message from Rev. Robert Ward...

Sunday, March 19: Message from Rev. Robert Ward...Youth Sunday

Sunday, March 26: Message from Rev. Robert Ward

*Nursery Provided

PASTOR’S MESSAGE

HANDICAP PARKING:

Please remember that the Handicap parking

spots on both sides of Anderson

Street are for Handicap Vehicles

ONLY. Also make sure you are

not parking on the sidewalk or

you will be fined by the city.

CHURCH STAFF

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Interim Pastor: Robert Ward

Director of Children & Youth Minis-

tries: Ann Marie D’Alessio

Choir Director: Babs King

Organist: Deb Fasanello

Soloist/Pianist: Tim Murphy

Praise Team Leader:

Randolph Cromwell

Sound Technician: Steve Looney

Office Manager:

Gale Bowser

Pastor Emeritus:

Rev. Dr. Bill Chegwin

Parish Associate

Rev. Bev Richardson

Nursery Staff:

Audrey Geer

Librarian:

Jinnie Schow

Custodian/Maintenance:

Bruce Wilson

Deadline for Bulletin:

Tuesday by 12:00 noon

Good News Articles:

Third Friday of each month

Session Reports:

Thursday before Session

*OFFICE HOURS:

The office will be opened Mon-Fri

8am - 4pm with an hour for lunch.

DEACONS, ELDERS AND TRUSTEES Deacons:

Mary Cain Sonny Hall Leigh Chegwin Doug Oliviera Melissa Hall Dot Rogers Jinnie Schow Moderator: Mary Cain Deacon of the Month: Doug Oliveira

Ruling Elders:

Bob Arfstrom Frank Ibbotson

Kent Davis Peggy Imbert Rodney DeYoung Martha Nighswonger Rae Lyn Dobson Anne Perdue Laurie Grizzard Patti Snow Susan Stuckey Clerk of Session: Anne Perdue

Treasurer: Becky Routh Weddle

SECURING THE CHURCH

REMINDER!

Please remember: If you unlock

a door, you are responsible for locking it

again when you leave! Please help keep

our church and staff safe.

Session Assignments for 2016:

Budget & Finance Committee: Bob Arfstrom

Building & Grounds: Kent Davis & Frank Ibbotson

Nomination Committee: Sonny Hall, Ruling Elder

Peggy Imbert, Jill Migliara, Carolyn Peters, Rod Richardson,

and Ruling Elder Susan Stuckey

Personnel Committee: Anne Perdue

Education Committee: Patti Snow & Susan Stuckey

Outreach/Fellowship Committee: Laurie Grizzard,

Frank Ibbotson & Peggy Imbert

Evangelism/Missions Committee: Rodney DeYoung &

Laurie Grizzard

Worship Committee: Rae Lyn Dobson & Mar tha

Nighswonger

Trustees: Rodney DeYoung, Laur ie Gr izzard, & Peggy

Imbert

TREASURER’S REPORT

JANUARY YEAR-TO-DATE

1/1/2017 - 1/31/2017 (1 month)

Income $ 29,391.00 $ 29,391.00

Expenses 23,921.83 23,921.83

Difference +$ 5,469.17 +$ 5,469.17

1/1/2016 - 1/31/2016 (1 month)

Income $ 45,740.71 $ 45,740.71

Expenses 31,568.66 31,568.66

Difference +$ 14,172.05 +$ 14,172.05

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ADMINISTRATION

Normally this space contains a summary of the actions and decisions of Session at the monthly Session meeting. This

month the summary is of the Session Retreat held on February 10 and 11 because the monthly Session meeting was

held following the printing of the March Good News Newsletter.

This year with eleven Ruling Elders on the Session, the new committee assignments are identified on the next page.

With several hours of discussion regarding visioning and the future of First Presbyterian Church, Session identified the

following five (5) Goals for 2017:

1. Call an installed pastor. For the last eighteen (18) months both Session and the congregation have been pre-

paring to call an installed pastor by gathering data, completing surveys, and sharing information. The next

steps, to be completed in 2017, are to request permission from the Committee on Ministry (COM) to call a

Pastor Nominating Committee (PNC). After permission is received, the 2017 Nominating Committee will pre-

sent a slate of people to serve on the PNC at a called congregational meeting, because the PNC is elected by

the congregation, not appointed by Session.

2. Take care of one another in the congregation. Deacons do a wonderful job with one of their responsibilities of

caring for shut-ins and congregation members in times of special need. Session’s goal is to focus on caring for

each person in our congregation, including our visitors and winter residents, through more fellowship, learn-

ing, sharing, and serving opportunities.

3. Develop a local mission with the homeless. We have been called to “love your neighbor as yourself.” The sec-

ond goal encourages us to care for ourselves. This third goal looks outside ourselves to our community which

has multiple existing services for the homeless. Our challenge is to become more engaged and determine

whether we can assist or enhance those existing services or need to develop new programs to meet needs

that are currently not being met.

4. Give leadership to a community worship service. This goal will include working with a variety of other churches

to develop a worship service for our community.

5. Improved internal (within the congregation) and external (to the community) communication. This last goal

will better enable us to achieve the previous four (4) goals. Good communication is essential at every level of

activity and service, so this goal includes consistent information for our congregation and others in our com-

munity through e-mail, our website, Facebook, and press releases to newspapers regarding programs and ac-

tivities at the church as well as ways in which we will serve the homeless and others in our community.

PER MEMBER PER CAPITA

FOR 2017 IS $16.50.

Per Capita for January 2017: $ 299.50

TOTAL YTD: $ 299.50

Per Capita for January 2016: $ 339.00

TOTAL YTD: $ 339.00

ATTENDANCE:

January 2017: 772

January 2016: 1064

SESSION HIGHLIGHTS

WORSHIP SCHEDULE

PRAISE & PRAYER

IN THE CHAPEL...

Wednesdays, March 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29 @

11:30 a.m. in the Chapel.

What do we do at Praise and Prayer on Wednesdays? We sing and pray!

This is one of the most important hours of the week in the life of our church family.

Please consider making this a priority in your life and attend as often as able.

MARCH WORSHIP SCHEDULE

8:30 A.M./10:30 A.M.- PRAYER/PASTOR’S OFFICE

9:00 A.M. - KID’S CONNECTION

9:00 A.M./11:00 A.M. - WORSHIP SERVICES

THE STAFF – FACES YOU KNOW, PEOPLE YOU WANT TO KNOW

Included each month in The Good News for 2017, one member of the staff of First Presbyterian Church will be

highlighted. This is so we will not only know the faces, but we will get to know the people who serve the congre-

gation so faithfully. Each staff member will write their own article and we will get to know their history, person-

ality, interests, and what’s important to them.

Bruce Wilson, our part-time maintenance man and custodian at First Presbyterian Church, began working with

us on 01/13/2012. When Bruce began, he was only responsible for maintenance around the buildings and we

were using a cleaning company for the custodial duties. When it was time to renew the cleaning contract we

discussed with him the possibility of Bruce adding those services to his job responsibilities, and fortunately for

us, he was willing to add hours to his work week and take on these additional responsibilities. One of the sur-

prises our congregation has experienced in the past year is that Bruce has a wonderful bass voice and adds a

great deal to our worship by singing in our choir, including a solo in our Christmas Cantata. Those who are

around Bruce, both as employees and volunteers, know he is soft spoken, is willing to take on nearly any task,

works hard, and has a fun sense of humor. Our congregation is grateful for everything Bruce brings to us as he

serves God.

EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH

BRUCE WILSON - CUSTODIAN

Let me begin by apologizing for not attending Billy’s memorial. I was only beginning to get over a bout with the flu. I really appreciate the volunteer work cleaning up. I really needed the rest. For some reason, the church wants me to present a short biography. I will try to make it interesting.

I was born in San Salvador, El Salvador on Dec 27th 1951. My father must have been feeling adventurous even after serving in the pacific in WWll and took his family (two boys and one girl at that point) with him on a civil engineering project there. My mother must have talked him out of staying for we moved to the states shortly after my birth.

I grew up in Chenango Bridge, New York, a suburb of Binghamton. I remember an idyllic setting with lots of places to play. I fear few children nowadays enjoy what I took for granted. The schools were excellent and I developed interests in Science, History, and Music. My family attended an Episcopalian church. My Mother was raised a Presbyterian and my father a Catholic. I think Episcopalian was meant to be a compromise. In March 1967, my father died of a brain aneurism. My Mother’s Father had moved to Daytona, Fla. Several years before (he attended the Presbyterian Church there) but wasn’t doing well after the death of my grandmother. My brothers and sister were all in college by that point so my mother and I moved to Daytona to take care of him. I graduated Mainland High in 1971 and went to USF in Tampa as a History major. My draft lottery number was

STAFF

Did we forget your Birthday or Anniversary?

Please let the office know and we will make sure

that we have you in our computer with the correct

dates.

CELEBRATION

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MARCH FLOWERS

3/5 Given by the family of Lucy Broome whom went to her maker on January 24th , she was 97.

3/12 Given by Gale Luttrell-Bowser to the Glory of God and in loving memory of my dad, William Paris

Luttrell for his 94th birthday. Love and miss you daddy!

3/19 Available.

3/26 Given by daughters Cheryl and Melissa to the Glory of God and in honor our mother, Bobbie Rieck’s 87th birthday.

Happy Birthday Mom!

If you would like to donate flowers for Sunday ser-vices, please call the church office @ 428-2397. Donations are now $25 and can be placed in the offering plate.

MARCH BIRTHDAYS

3/3 Gayle Blythe

3/8 Martha Nighswonger

3/9 Sydney Meade

3/11 Nancy Frame

Sonny Hall

3/12 Sharyn Arfstrom

Lily Schlageter

3/14 Matthew Rou

3/17 Tina Rosenberg

3/20 Gene Roach

3/21 Robbie Ward

3/23 Brendan Williams

3/25 Lisa Holl

3/26 Bobbie Rieck

MARCH ANNIVERSARIES

3/8 Ed and Anne Perdue

3/24 Matt and Debbie Sabotka

May the Luck of the Irish be with you

Love Gifts

NEWSLETTER: Psalm 37 “. . . Generosity seems to be the fabric of our church family. Gifts of Love are so thrilled to see the outpouring of our love by the gifts that we bring to them each month. Thank you all so much for your response to the needs of others. GOOD NEWS AND ANSWERS TO PRAYERS: last month we heard about an 83 y/o lady and her two sons liv-ing in a small tent. By receiving food from Gifts of Love she was able to save her money to move into a rental home they can afford. Praise the Lord for Gifts of Love and other churches like ours for providing food for this family and many others in similar situations. The volunteers at Gifts of Love call us “The Cereal Church,” so let’s continue giving BOXES OF CEREAL on Sunday, MARCH 5. May our Love Box continue to overflow with your generosity. For questions or sugges-tions, please call Carolyn Peters at 428-7976.

Dear Church Members,

We very much appreciate your continued support of our Food Pantry. You have helped us so

much for so long and we really appreciate what you do for us and our clients.

Thanks again,

The Gifts of Love

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EDUCATION

THANK YOU’S

STAFF over 300 so I had no fear of being drafted. I wasn’t against the war but I knew enough about it to not want to be involved.

In retrospect, I was rather adrift after my Father’s death and wasn’t very focused. I sometimes wish I had en-listed in something, but I didn’t.

In 1973 I returned to Daytona. I got a job with the News Journal as an Ad proof runner. On Wild Olive St. op-posite the auditorium there was the music establishment of Enrico Tamburini who taught Cello and repaired all string instruments. I loved hanging out there and getting to know that fascinating man. I was his student and companion for years. Of the Cello, but also of life. He had quite a story. At this same time, I got taken on at Brass and Reed Music on Mason Ave. in Daytona as an apprentice. In 1977 I took over the shop in the back of Streeps Music which was then in the current location of the channel 2 office on US 1. I repaired guitars, Band and Orchestra instruments as well as electric pianos (Rhodes and Wurlitzers). I felt blessed to be in such inter-esting work but was barely hanging on financially. I had a baby daughter and my wife at the time didn’t work. After Reagan gutted the federal funding of school music programs, business took a dive. Streeps closed on 1984 and I balked at going into debt to open my own store. At any rate, I was getting tired of working inside a shop every day.

I stumbled into the Land Surveying business which was at that time enjoying a boom. I had done some sur-veying with my Father and I found I enjoyed the combination of technical challenge and moderate physical activ-ity the job offered. I worked for many firms because you must go where the contracts are and I had many ad-ventures in the swamps and woods of Florida. As an example, I particularly liked the sectional breakdown of the townships around Lady Lake which later became “The Villages”.

I had also tried to return to school as an engineering major. I had divorced my wife, sold my house, and raised my daughter at my mother’s house and started classes at DBCC. Much of the time, I would take on about 8 hours a semester while I worked part time doing drafting or field work. I started taking Junior level courses in UCF in 1990. However, I found I couldn’t sustain the effort needed. Basically, I burned out. What I take most from this experience, is the discovery of science. It is in my opinion, the best way to understand what can be observed. But of course, here I am 65 years old with over 300 hours of college credit and no degree! What was I thinking? I guess, I love knowledge for its own sake. What better way to see beyond what can be observed?

Shaunna and I began being an item in 1985. I loved her and her family since. As I’m sure she would tell you, I kept her waiting way too long. In 1991, we married and I returned to surveying full time and settled down to normal family life. At this point, I could wax philosophical about the joys and trials of being a husband and a stepfather. I consider it my spiritual focus for many years.

Of course, the housing bubble panic and recession, as well as technical developments, deflated the Surveying profession and I began a personal “time in the wilderness”. Being unemployed and having to reinvent yourself is a deeply spiritual trial akin to mourning. I feel now, if not then, that I was prepared for it. I learned a long time ago that you must bring your passion to whatever you are offered to do. I consider myself fortunate. I currently deliver a paper route and work in your church. This church community has been very kind to me, I feel I have found more than just a job. I am particularly indebted to Caroline and Babs who have brought me back to music after so many years. Having a voice for an instrument is a joy I discovered because of them. I am so grateful of what I have and what I am still capable of. God has surely blessed me.

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WORSHIP

Thelma Hansen, Jane Jeffrey, Verna Keppel, Jane McConnell, Dusty Rhodes, Lew Taylor, Myra Van Beek and the Celebrate Recovery Members.

Mission of the Month

Shalom Presbytery Ministry - Emerson Wilson

Sister Churches of the Month

3/5 Community Presbyterian, Howey-In-The-Hills

3/12 Eastminster Presbyterian, Indiatlantic

3/19 El Buen Vecino, Kissimmee

3/26 First Presbyterian, Kissimmee

ADDITIONAL PRAYERS

PRAYERS FOR HEALING PLEASE PRAY...

For the salvation of our unsaved family members and friends.

For a renewal of the Holy Spirit throughout our church.

For a clear vision of what God wants us to do.

For our public officials. For peace throughout the world.

If you have a prayer request email Ed Perdue

@ [email protected] or fill out a yellow

prayer card. If you would like to pray with

someone, Bobbie Rieck is available to do that

with you. If you would like to do an 8-Week

Prayer Study please call Bobbie @

386.427.0514.

PRAYER CARDS

PRAYER CHAIN

The yellow prayer cards in the pew racks are

for your use when you or someone you know

is in need of prayer. Fill out the card with as

much information as possible. You can use the

back of the card also. Place it in the offering

plate. The more information we have, the

stronger the prayers. It encourages us when

we hear of answers to our prayers. No names

will appear in the bulletin.

PRAISE AND PRAYER IN THE CHAPEL

Praise and Prayer in the Chapel on

3/1, 3/8, 3/15, 3/22 and 3/29

@ 11:30 a.m.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

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FELLOWSHIP/OUTREACH

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HEALTH MINISTRY

“This church, as the body of Christ, is called to be a community of health and healing in every level and loca-

tion of its common life.” Call to Healing and Wholeness 207th General Assembly

“Healing is the keystone of Jesus Christ’s ministry on earth and a model for our congregation’s demonstration

of the connectedness of body, mind and spirit. The church provides a place where health and healing can be

more the absence of illness: we can be the conduit of God’s love for those in need of physical, emotional or

spiritual repair!”

The purpose of the Health Ministry is to help the congregation care for one another…to help attain, maintain

and /or regain the best possible whole person health – wellness of body, mind, and spirit – that can be expe-

rienced.

Heart disease and stroke are the first and fourth leading causes of death in the United States. Heart disease

is responsible for 1 of every 4 deaths in the country. The good news is that heart disease and stroke can be

prevented and now is a great time to refresh your memory on the small but important actions you can take.

KNOW YOUR ABCS.

Aspirin; Ask your health care provider about taking Aspirin

Blood Pressure, work with your health care provider to get it under control.

Cholesterol, find out how best to manage your Cholesterol.

Stop Smoking – or don’t start.

The Health Ministry will begin Blood Pressure Screenings on the 4th Sunday of the month, before and after

both services in the Narthex. KNOW YOUR NUMBERS

Hands Only CPR and the use of AED (Automatic Electrical Defibrillation) in Eubank Hall

March 15, 2017, 10:00 a.m. – 12 noon

Florida Hospital New Smyrna: RSVP: Call 386-424-5175 or email [email protected]

Health Ministry: Mary Cain, Rev. Bev Richardson and Laurie Grizzard.

If you are a nurse, active or retired, with a calling for this ministry, and would like to join us, please

contact us at 386-428-2397.

SEW FOR JESUS

The Lord has truly blessed this ministry!

God has called us together, and we continu-

ally thank Him for the time and ability to

serve Him in this way. Our prayer is that

those who receive the clothing we have

made will be blessed with the love of Jesus.

Many needy local children benefit from the

work of this group, and with your help, we

can reach out to even more. Think seriously

about joining us! There is no expense on

your part...just a bit of your time. Every-

thing is provided including great fellowship!

The group meets on Wednesday mornings

from 9 to 11 am in Room 3. For more infor-

mation call Barbara King @ 386.427.4158.

MISSION/EVANGELISM

NEWMAN’S

CREWMEN

How do we get so much done around the

church and at a very cheap price? Have you

ever wondered who does all the painting,

cleaning gutters, trimming bushes, weeding &

edging, and all those little repairs? That’s our

Newman’s Crewmen who meet every Monday

at 8:00 a.m. If you would like to help and do-

nate a few hours, just show up on Monday

mornings. Women are invited to help too!

Columbarium

Niches Available!

Did you know that we pro-

vide a columbarium on

the north side of our sanc-

tuary for the placement of

the ashes of your loved

ones! Please contact the

church office if you want

to purchase a niche!

mailto:[email protected]

Daily Walk Bible Reading

Start now and read the Bible in a year.

Do you know?? Do you know that the Old Testament points directly toward the New Testament

and the Good News of the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ?

Yes it's very true and you see it unfold as God from the very beginning started laying the tracks down for our salvation as

you read through the Old Testament.

Join us with our Church-Wide Daily Bible Reading; where it all began in Genesis,

"In the beginning God created the heavens and earth." Gen 1:1 Come and read what our LORD does

that all of heaven, earth and all of creation sings with joy and praise to Him.

Free copies of the Daily Walk Bibles are available in the

Church Narthex just for the asking. As you read and study God's word, the Holy Spirit will lead you to a deeper personal relationship with

Jesus Christ. God Bless all of you in your Bible reading journey.

Every word of God is flawless; He is a shield to those who take refuge in him.

Proverbs 30:5

FELLOWSHIP/OUTREACH

FELLOWSHIP/OUTREACH

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12TH ANNUAL STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL

SATURDAY, MARCH 4TH from 2-4 P.M.

(While Supply Lasts)

Featuring:

Strawberry Short Cake, Chocolate Covered Strawberries,

Strawberry Ice Cream, Strawberry Covered Cheesecake,

And Strawberry Pie

(all reasonably priced)

Due to limited supply, take-out is not available.

FREE FUN FOR CHILDREN FEATURING:

FACE PAINTING and BOUNCE HOUSE

RAIN OR SHINE - ALL ARE WELCOME

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

509 MAGNOLIA STREET

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FL

This is usually a sell-out, don’t be late!

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FELLOWSHIP/OUTREACH

FELLOWSHIP/OUTREACH

We are all sinners. We’ve all been hurt by other people, we’ve hurt our-

selves, and we’ve hurt others. Celebrate Recovery addresses many issues in

our lives and is about the saving power of Jesus Christ and the ministry of

the Holy Spirit.

6:30 p.m. Large Group Meets

in the Chapel

7:15 p.m. Support Groups Meet in the

Education Building

8:15 p.m. Celebration Café - Desserts and Drinks in Fellowship Hall

Child Care is provided.

For more information go to our website at www.firstpresbyteriannsb.com

or call 386.428.2397.

Sun Mon Tue Wed

1 ASH WEDNESDAY9:00 am - Staff Meeting 9:00 am - Sewing Group 11:30 pm - Praise and Prayer in the Chapel 7:00 pm - Choir Practice

5 1st Sunday in Lent 8:30 am & 10:30 am - Prayer/Pastors Study 9:00 am - Kid’s Connection 9:00 am & 11:00 am - WORSHIP SVCS

6 8:00 am - Newman’s Crewmen 9:00 am - 3:00 pm - AARP Tax Service in Eubank Hall 10:30 am - Al-Anon Rm 2 3:00 pm - Hospice Grief Counseling Rm 4 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm - AA Mtg Rm 2 & 3 7:00 pm - Harmony Sound Waves

7 10:00 am - Belong Group in Eubank Hall 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm - Cubs 72 6:30 pm - Worship Committee Mtg

8 9:00 am - Sewing Group 11:30 pm - Praise and Prayer in the Chapel 7:00 pm - Choir Practice

12 2nd Sunday in Lent 8:30 am & 10:30 am - Prayer/Pastors Study 9:00 am - Kid’s Connection 9:00 am & 11:00 am - WORSHIP SVCS


14 11:30 am - 1:30 pm - Belong Luncheon in Eubank Hall 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm - Cubs 72 6:30 pm - Missions Committee Mtg

15 9:00 am - Staff Meeting 9:00 am - Sewing Group 10:00 am - 12:00 noon - AED Class in Eubank Hall11:30 pm - Praise and Prayer in the Chapel 7:00 pm - Choir Practice

19 3rd Sunday in Lent 8:30 am & 10:30 am - Prayer/Pastors Study 9:00 am - Kid’s Connection 9:00 am & 11:00 am - WORSHIP SVCS


21 10:00 am - Belong Group in Eubank Hall 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm - Cubs 72


26 4th Sunday in Lent 8:30 am & 10:30 am - Prayer/Pastors Study 9:00 am - Kid’s Connection 9:00 am & 11:00 am - WORSHIP SVCS *Blood Pressure Checks Before and After Each Worship Service

27 8:00 am - Newman’s Crewmen 9:00 am - 3:00 pm - AARP Tax Service in Eubank Hall 10:30 am - Al-Anon Rm 2 3:00 pm - Hospice Grief Counseling Rm 4 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm - Al-Anon Rm 2 & 3 7:00 pm - Harmony Sound Waves

28 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm - Cubs 72


Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 ASH WEDNESDAY

Staff Meeting Sewing Group

Praise and Prayer in the

Choir Practice

2 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm - CR Women’s Step Study in Room 4 7:00 pm - Praise Team Practice

3 6:30 pm - Celebrate Recovery in Chapel 6:30 pm - The Link Outreach in Room 6

4 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm - 12th Annual Straw-berry Festival in Eubank Hall and on the church grounds

Sewing Group Praise and Prayer in the

Choir Practice

9 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm - CR Women’s Step Study in Room 4 6:30 pm - Deacons Mtg 6:30 pm - Education/Stewardship Commit-tee Mtg 7:00 pm - Praise Team Practice


11

Staff Meeting Sewing Group

12:00 noon - Hands Only CPR/AED Class in Eubank Hall

Praise and Prayer in the

Choir Practice



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Choir Practice

23 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm - CR Women’s Step Study in Room 4 4:30 pm - Session Meeting 7:00 pm - Praise Team Practice

24 6:30 pm - Celebrate Recovery in Chapel with guest speaker—George Tifft—Concert to follow 6:30 pm - The Link Outreach in Room 6

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Choir Practice



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