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Prince of Peace is a...
• Hub of spiritual
transformation
using God’s Word,
Sacrament, and
Prayer,
• Equipping us to
build networks of
vibrant Christian
communities,
• Extending to
our homes, to our
neighbors, and
beyond, making
disciples of Jesus.
WorshipSaturdays 5:30pm
Sundays 8:15 & 11amSunday School & Adult
Education 9:45am
Church 703-451-5855School 703-451-6177
Fax 703-569-09788304 Old Keene Mill Rd
Springfield, VA 22152-1695
www.poplc.org
VOL. 1 NO. 11, NOVEMBER 2018
The Prince of Peace coMMUnicaTor
Pg 2 - BoSL ArticlePg 3 - GO! MinistryPg 4 - Women
Pg 5 - StudentsPg 6 - Concert SeriesPg 7 - Praying As One
Pg 8 - SparklersPg 9 - Care Pg 9 - Holiday Opps
Pg 10 - ArtPg 11 - Save the DatePg 12 - Calendar
Join the Prince of Peace Family for our annual Thanksgiving Dinner. Each family is asked to bring a dish to share that serves 10-12 people. Please sign up so we can prepare accordingly. Sign up at http://bit.ly/POPPotluck Some suggested dishes are: A turkey (5 are needed); hot sides-mashed potatoes, corn, green bean casserole, gravy, stuffing; other sides-salads; a dessert (15 are needed) POP will provide ham, rolls, and drinks! Please contact [email protected] to volunteer.
POP Annual Thanksgiving DinnerNovember 10th at 6:45pm in the Fellowship Hall
LET’S GO LOCAL!POP Hypothermia Week is December 23-30, 2018
Prince of Peace has been partnering with FACETS to serve our homeless neighbors for 9 years. Each year we open our church home for one week, to those who need a warm, safe place to sleep. The shelter opens at 5:00 pm each evening. Guests receive a hot meal prepared by our Meal Teams and enjoy fellowship with our members. We also provide breakfast the next morning and a sack lunch to go. The shelter closes at 7:30 am each morning. We typically serve over 250 guests throughout the week. This year we are allowing guests to stay all day on our campus on Christmas Day so we will also need volunteers to volunteer to come in throughout the day. How You Can Serve? (continued on page 3)
Our sermon theme, Christ Be My Leader, continues in November by focusing on Hebrew prophets, some captured in stories, some in poetry and song. Elishah, Micah, Isaiah and Jeremiah will provide the primary lessons for preaching. They will urge us to follow the Messiah and Savior of all, Jesus, long before he is born.
Voter’s Assembly UpdateAt a Voters Assembly held on Sunday, October 21, voters in attendance voted to call Vicar Rob Winston as Assistant Pastor in the ministry area for Spanish speaking at Prince of Peace. Vicar Rob is part of the SMP (Specific Ministry Pastor) program. This call represents a fulfillment of the desire Prince of Peace expressed two years ago when members voted to support candidates in the SMP program. Vicar Rob will continue his studies and become a fully ordained pastor next year. We thank God for the gifts Vicar Rob brings to our congregation and community.
The weekend of October 21-22, the voters of POP, via bulletin insert, also affirmed by 90 yes and 14 no votes to the recommendations of The Capital Campaign Tithe Distribution Committee.
Christ’s Care for Children in Kenya will recieve $31,750 to provide boarding school aimed at helping some of the poorest of the poor children in rural Kenya and $31,750 will be given to the Care and Outreach Ministry at POPLC for use in connection with local area evangelical outreach and social ministries that are supported by POPLC or the SED. The Care and Outreach Lay Ministry Team will determine the process for decision making for distribution of monies.
POP Communicator Page 2 NOVEMBER 2018
Senior Pastor Call Committee UpdateThe Senior Pastor Call Committee (SPCC) has submitted the Congregational Profile and Nomination Forms for Senior Pastor to the Southeastern District (SED). The next steps of the Call Process (Steps 4-6) describe the work to be done by those in the SED office. It is good to remember that the SED office is involved in helping churches and people who have been affected by Hurricanes Florence and Michael and that there are other churches in our District that also are in the process of calling a pastor. While the SED completes its steps, the SPCC will begin planning for Steps 7 and 8. This planning involves reviewing survey responses from the congregation and determining themes from listening posts, while continuing to pray for discernment. The SPCC will also meet with PoP ministry teams to listen to input and suggestions and work on determining questions to ask during candidate phone interviews and planning for the time when candidates come to visit PoP. Please continue to join us and the Prince of Peace Prayer Committee in praying for Holy Spirit guidance and patience for the SPCC, the congregation, our staff, our Vacancy Pastor, our Circuit Visitor, and our next Senior Pastor. As always, questions or concerns can be shared at any time with BoSL at [email protected] or at a monthly BoSL Sunday Listening Forum or a bi-monthly (on the odd-numbered months) Saturday Listening Forum.
Budget DeficitBudget 127,650
Income 116,141
Expense 113,198Surplus 2,942
YTD (3,396)
Call Committee Listening Posts
• November 10 and November 11
• December 8 and December 9
• January 12 and January 13
• February 9 and February 10
• March 9 and March 10
(Saturday dates will be in room 21 and Sunday dates will be in room 9)
GO!
This page higlights our church’s current GO!
Project (monthly) and initiative (long term).
Check back often for new information!
POP Communicator Page 3 NOVEMBER 2018
Go Church.Go Local.Go World.
Time to turn in your shoe boxes. The deadline is
November 18! Olivia Frego [email protected] (703) 313-7640
News from the iNeighborhood POC Mission FieldOver the past two months, iNeighborhood Points of Contact (aka Points of Care) have been reaching out to their neighborhood networks in many different ways. One POC brought goodie bags to all their neighbors, and in the same day received a thank you note. Another POC even brought his son with him to visit his neighbors. God is on the move! The iNeighborhood Network is all about connections. Connecting Prince of Peace members to one another is an example of how we live out the call of Christ to care and serve on another. In some cases, it’s a reconnection. One POC met with a Prince of Peace neighbor who is retired but serves as a prayer partner. He was delighted by the visit and being asked for prayer, he even reminisced about being visited by POP’s founding Pastor Ralph Weichman in the 1970s. Every week more and more people are becoming POCs. We are also adding more dots to the map, though the physical map isn’t as current as the digital version. Check it out by room 26 (by the library)!If you don’t have a dot on the map yet, please contact me, [email protected]. We can get you on the digital map. We had someone from Oktoberfest ask to get their dot on the map. The same day I told them their dot was on the map, Stacey Crosson told me that someone in that neighborhood volunteered to be their POC. God is working! God is on the move! Join us in the movement of God’s work among us! ~David Mahen, POP Care & Outreach Lay Leader [email protected]
Hypothermia 2018 (continued from page 1)Shelter Volunteers make the week happen and jump in wherever needed. Each day has four shifts:• Shift 1 - 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm • Shift 2 - 8:00 pm to 12:00 pm • Shift 3 - 12:00 pm to 4:30 am • Shift 4 - 4:30 am to 7:30 am Youth Volunteer Teams support the Sunday Set up and daily cleaning of the fellowship hall and sleeping rooms. Food Donations: The week depends on the generosity of those who shop for and donate the many food items needed to serve our guests. Choose a few or as many items on the list and deliver on the date noted. [email protected]
Warm Clothing NeededWe will be collecting warm clothing for our Hypothermia shelter guests. Please consider donating new or gently used jackets, sweatshirts, sweaters, pants, jeans, scarves, gloves, etc. All sizes appreciated, for adults only, men and women. Thank you! The collection box will be in the narthex from December 1 – 23rd. As you consider gifts for family and friends, please consider a gift of clothing or outer wear for our Hypothermia guests who could use something new or new to them. Sue Sweet at [email protected]
Sign up for shifts/donations at: www.TimeToSignUp.com/POPLC
Women’s RetreatWe invite you to slow down to experience what it means to be content in Christ. There are three options to attend: $320 - includes program, meals, and two night’s lodging in a private, double room with your own bed; $165 - includes program, meals, and two night’s lodging in a communal cabin in a comfortable bunk bed; $65 - Saturday only – includes program, lunch, and dinner. Scholarships are available. Contact [email protected] Space is limited! Register online befor December 30. http://www.poplc.org/connect/
A Community of Women Committed to the Call of Christ
www.poplc.org/women
Wednesday Mornings9:30-11:30am
Faith ShapersSoul-Tending Reading
Meets monthly on Tuesday Evenings
Holy ComfortersQuilt making for charityResumes January-MayThursdays, 9-3:00pm
Room 27
Ladies’ Night OutMonthly Fellowship Events
Contact DCE Stacey Tasler Crosson, Minister of Care and
Outreach, for more information
Email: [email protected]: 571-326-5580
POP Communicator Page 4 NOVEMBER 2018
Women of the Word1 Thessalonians 5:11 commands us to “Encourage one another and build one another up...” Our Women o f the Word ministries is a special place where encouragement happens every time women at POP gather. What is so special is how the different generations interact and care for one another. Join us for one of these groups. More information on each group can be found at www.poplc.org/connect/womens-ministry/ Pictured here is member Nancy Boriack meeting Lisa Davis and baby girl Eliza
at Wednesday WOW for whom we have prayed for.
Ladies’ Night OutFriday, November 16, 7-9pm
Brewery Tour and Tasting at Port City Brewery in Alexandria Ticket cost: $12 [email protected]
https://www.portcitybrewing.com/
Faith Shapers Book Study GroupTuesday, November 27, 7-9pm, Room 9Faith Shapers will discuss The Emotionally Healthy Church by Peter Scazzero. This book tells the story of the author’s church, which seemed to have it all—but beneath the surface, circumstances were about to boil over, forcing him to confront needs that went deeper than imagined. What
Scazzaro learned about the vital link between emotional health, relational depth, and spiritual maturity can shed new light on problems in your own church. Looking ahead, we’ll discuss a book of the Bible, 1 Samuel, on January 22. Jennifer Gross [email protected]
POP Communicator Page 5 NOVEMBER 2018
Sunday School9:45-10:45am
Meet in Youth Room
MidweekSenior High Youth
Weekly, 7:00-9:00pm
Prayer + Praise Third Wednesday, 7pm
Youth Room
Follow @poplcva_students on Instagram!
Sign up for the Student Ministry email blast: http://
www.poplc.org/connect/students
Student Ministry
Quake 2019 Registration
Deadline November 11
Middle school students are invited to Baltimore, MD for our annual Winter Retreat. Cost is $200 to cover lodging and food while at the conference. Forms can be found on the Student Board. [email protected]
Thank You Boy Scouts!Nick Daniel and Will Letvin chose to bless Prince of Peace with their Eagle Scout projects. Nick Daniel, Troop 1145 and several of our adults, including; Dan Dove, landscaping architect, Aivars Baumanis, head of the POP properties committee, POP member Tom Beasley, and Attilio Cruz, building maintenance specialist, participated in some very heavy labor to make the beautiful retaining wall that you see as you leave the West entrance from the Sanctuary. No less work went into the gorgeous garden planted by Will Letvin, Troop 1145, and his family. You will see the garden as you walk out of the North side of the building.
POP Communicator Page 6 NOVEMBER 2018
Prince of Peace Concert Series November 18th | 3 PM Barclay Brass // December 16 | 4 PM Prince of Peace Christmas Concert // April 27 | 8 PM Oh My Son // May 16 | 7:30 PM HIMnals Blessings Concert
Prince of Peace is excited to announce a new concert series featuring both outside music groups and our own music ensembles. The series brings us an opportunity to share wonderful music with both our congregation and members of our community.
Leading the series on November 18th at 3 PM is the Barclay Brass. The 15 member ensemble is comprised of some of Washington DC’s top brass musicians. Barclay Brass members perform with premier military bands, major symphony orchestras, and are in demand as freelancers all over the country.
On December 16th at 4 PM we will hold our annual Christmas Concert featuring all of our ensembles, soloists, and guests.
Thank you to our Veterans!
Prince of Peace will honor all Veterans for their service at our worship services on November 10 and 11.
We invite all veterans to wear their military uniforms (if possible) to our services. If your uniform is no longer serviceable (or doesn’t fit), we encourage veterans (and others) to wear our National colors-red, white, or blue. We thank you for your service. We are proud of all you have done for our Nation! Heavenly Father, we give thanks to You
for our freedoms. We especially thank You for the brave men and women who have given their lives to help keep those freedoms. We ask that You would bless them and their families for their sacrifices and protect those that are still on the front lines. As You say in Your word, “Be strong and of good courage; do not be afraid, nor be dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.” (Joshua 1:9)
2018 Wreaths Across America Fundraiser Wreaths Across America (WAA) is a non-profit organization that provides wreaths, to participating Veteran’s cemeteries all over the country. Each December on National Wreaths Across America Day, there are coordinated wreath-laying ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery, and over 1,400 other Veteran’s Cemeteries Worldwide. Our family has been raising money for WAA, since 2012. This year, we are collecting donations for WAA as a partnership fundraiser that also
supports our Student Ministry going to the LCMS National Youth Gathering. So, remember our veterans and fallen heroes by donating whatever you are able to our POPLC collection. $15 sponsors one wreath, however we welcome any and all donations.
We will be in the Narthex, Veteran’s Day Weekend (November 10 & 11), in support of the WAA Veteran’s Day campaign. We’ll collect donations, and thank our Veterans at the same time. Please consider donating to this great cause. Blessings & Peace, The Oakley’s (Suzanne, Jeff, Evan and Erin) [email protected] 703-690-7374
POP Communicator Page 7 NOVEMBER 2018
Praying As OnePlease pick up your copy of
the monthly prayer guide at the Welcome Center.
Send your
prayer requests to:
Faith Stories:
God answers prayers every day!
Share YOUR Stories:
Write them in the “Friendship Folder” located in the pews
at any worship service or by sending an email [email protected]. We will
include your answered prayers in the Communicator.
Dear Prince of Peace Congregation We would like to take a moment of your time to thank you all for the myriad prayers, kind and supportive words, and generosity to our family over these past 7 months. We firmly believe that your kindness and thoughtfulness convinced the Lord to glance our way and for Him to send His Angels to comfort my family and myself and to start my recovery. Many weeks, I envisioned Angels in my room, by my bedside, smiling down on me as I recovered. I still have a bit more rehabilitation to go but can walk now nearly unaided and each day gain more strength and confidence. We cannot express how grateful we are to you our Prince of Peace family. During the most difficult weeks, you showed how exceptional the Prince of Peace congregation can be when it comes to the aid of one of your own. Finally, we thank you for what you continue to do for us. You make a significant difference in our lives. The Sinclitico family - Nancy, Julie, Beth, Greg
I would sincerely like to thank the family of POP for the cards and words of sympathy expressed after the recent death of my brother, Louis. The prayers and concern of POP members sustained us both during his illness and hospitalizations. May you continue to be blessed with caring.Blessings,Wanda Johnson
HOLY COMFORTERS QUILT SALENovember 17th through, November 25th.
The Holy Comforters quilts will be on display for purchase. Look for them in the West hallway closest to the Sanctuary.The funds raised from this sale help defray costs in the making of quilts for Lutheran World Relief and children’s quilts given to various organizations. Monetary donations are also given to several organizations, including Lutheran World Relief. Thank you in advance for helping The Holy Comforters with this worthwhile and fun endeavor. Check us out at [email protected] We will resume meeting January 3rd, room 27, 9:00-3:00.
Mary Lion –703- 451-5822 Helen Holst – 703-971-3172 [email protected]
POP Communicator Page 8 NOVEMBER 2018
AGE 55+? COME BE A SPARKLER!WHO ARE THE SPARKLERS? They’re a group of members and friends of Prince of Peace, formed 21 years ago (Mar 7,1997 by Pastor Lohrman), open and free to EVERYONE aged 55+, married or single, retired or still working, who want to SPARKLE and add SPARKLE to their lives. Betty Mills, retired from DLA, has been a SPARKLER since it began, and Mary Fletcher, retired realtor, and Gerda Gerber are also among longtime members. Roger Burd and Nelson Latona are current SPARKLER “cheer”leaders, ensuring communication of upcoming events, illnesses, deaths, known needs, and other important news is emailed or sent to known members. WHAT do SPARKLERS do and WHEN and WHY? SPARKLERS meet (dress is casual) from September through mid-June for Bible Study (NO homework!) 1 HOUR on Mondays (except holidays) from 11:00 AM to Noon, currently led by Pastor Tim, to grow spiritually in the Word and in fellowship. SPARKLERS also gather the 3rd Friday of the month
for a potluck lunch or a special outing somewhere to celebrate a season or theme, socialize, learn, have fun connecting, and laugh. It’s NOT necessary to attend both the Bible study and the monthly luncheon, or even be present every month, to be a SPARKLER. The SPARKLERS Monday Bible class has also embraced the mission ministry of sponsoring school youth in Haiti. WHERE do SPARKLERS gather? Monday Bible study is in the comfy chairs of the church library, always accompanied by coffee/tea, snack, and an opening joke to make everyone SPARKLE and chuckle. The monthly luncheon is often in the church fellowship hall, or may be at the home of a SPARKLER, or at a local restaurant. Special lunch and program outings are at church or in NOVA or DC or beyond, with music and/or presentations by entertainers and subject or service experts in the community. In past years SPARKLERS have enjoyed day trips to the Bavarian Chef in Fredericksburg for Oktoberfest, to Bethlehem, PA, and to Radio City Music Hall in NYC for Christmas and Easter shows, and to DC for concerts and museum tours. So, if you are 55+, please come--an open invitation--to Bible study Monday
at 11:00 AM , enjoy this welcoming, friendly group, and your life will be sure to SPARKLE a little brighter! And please, no matter what age you are, join us December 21, at 11:00am in the Fellowship Hall for our special holiday luncheon when we will have Christmas Caroling with Pastor Tim and yummy holiday treats! It’s a great way to come and get to know The SPARKLERS! Look for the SPARKLERS sign-up sheet at Bible study or in the church front hallway, or call Roger (703-971-5957) or Nelson (703-978-1579) to indicate that you’ll be coming. If you know of a person who is 55+ please share this article with them and let them know they are invited.
What is Stephen Ministry?Stephen Ministry is made up of congregation members who receive 50 hours of training in order to provide high-quality, one-to-one Christian care to people going through tough times. A Stephen Minister usually provides care to one person at a time, meeting with that person once a week for about an hour. Twice a month, Stephen Ministers gather with their
Stephen Leaders for supervision and continuing education. If you would like to learn more about our Stephen Ministry program or would like to become trained to be a Stephen Minister, please contact Kerri Grimes, POP Stephen Ministry Leader, at 919-273-0250 or [email protected]
POP Communicator Page 9 NOVEMBER 2018
Caregivers Essentials ClassMonday, November 26 from 12:30 to 2:30pmJoin us for this education series to learn more about Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, and other memory impairments and build your skills as a caregiver! Learn more about normal aging and signs of dementia, tips for better communication with someone with the disease, and local resources that are available to help. This month we will learn the basics of dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias. While not everyone travels the same path, come and learn about the general stages to help you anticipate future changes. [email protected]
POP Holiday Opportunities
Volunteer:• Nov. 10 Thanksgiving dinner set up, serve up
and clean up [email protected]• POP Christmas Decorating Dec.1 @ 9am POC
Mandie Rodriguez [email protected]• POP Grounds Clean Up Dec. 8, 9am-12pm POC
[email protected]• Hypothermia Dec. 23- 30 Stacey.Crosson@poplc.
org
Giving:• ECHO Holiday Baskets – POC: Michael and
Melinda Reidy [email protected]• Hymnals Toy Drive for ECHO – POC: valerie.
[email protected]• Operation Christmas Child – POC: Olivia Frego
[email protected]• POP School Coat and Food Drive – POC:
[email protected]• Wreaths Across America POC Suzanne Oakley
[email protected]• Hypothermia clothes, food, and other items.
[email protected]• Continued support of Hurricane Florence sed@
se.lcms.org
Holiday Worship:• Thanksgiving Eve, Nov. 21, 7:30pm• HIS Family TimeDec. 5, 12, & 19, 6pm• Advent Worship: Dec. 5, 12, 19 at noon & 7:30pm • Christmas Eve Worship:Dec. 24 at 3pm, 5pm and
7:30pm.• Day, Dec. 25 at 10 am • New Year: no worship services
Music & Activities:• Thanksgiving Dinner [email protected]• Nov. 17-25th Holy Comforters Quilt Sale POC
Mary Lion [email protected]• Barclay Brass Nov. 18 – Sanctuary• Sparklers Christmas Hymn sing along 11am Dec. 21
[email protected]• Christmas Concert Dec. 16~4pm ~Sanctuary
Christmas Caroling TBD [email protected]• Christmas project with Joen Schultz & Bonnie
Hughes TBD [email protected]• Parent’s Night Out [email protected]
Look for more details in the weekly communications email. If you would like to be added to our email list please contact [email protected]
Evan Balleweg is the Operations Manager at Concordia University in Seward, Nebraska. The Center for Liturgical Art is “comitted to creating art for worship and witness, while advocating for visual arts
in Christian life and practice.” (quote from https://liturgicalart.org/) The central gold cross represents the finished work of Christ and the eternal promise of grace and forgiven sin. The inner wooden surround reminds us of the Old Rugged Cross and the price paid for our salvation through Him. Green Mosiac reminds us of our ongoing growth and life through the grace of Jesus Christ. The colors (red, blue, green, purple and white)will change in accordance to the liturgical calendar. The outer wooden surround suggests the movement of grace and provision, God’s love extending to all through His finished work on the cross. We give thanks to God for the beautiful art and what it brings to mind.
POP Communicator Page 10 NOVEMBER 2018
Oktoberfest Thank you!Thank you to our Oktoberfest Leadership Team and all the volunteers who gave of their time and heart to this year's Oktoberfest neighborhood block party! We are so grateful for your service. It's estimated that over 500 people from the community attended in addition to our POP and school families. The love of Jesus was on the move in the neighborhood! We want to especially give glory to God and thank Dennis Schultz and the POP Communications Team who did an exceptional job of sharing the Oktoberfest message of UP-IN-OUT and for all the lives it impacted. And thank you to our members who invited neighbors and friends. We pray these relationships will be strengthened and nurtured in Christ in the weeks ahead. A final thank you goes out to our Oktoberfest partners: Giant, Cardinal Plaza Shell, Ledos Pizza, Safe Harbor Christian Counseling, Bogacki Dental, Cosmo Cleaners, Positive Image, Class 520 Thai Ice Cream, Afghan House, Faces by Arla, Massage Envy, and Powerfull Fitness. Please frequent and support these neighborhood businesses.
New Art Hanging in the Lobby
Board of Servant LeadersErin Summers, Chair
David McLean, Vice ChairKim Robinson, Secretary
Chris MartinCraig Mosford
Ministry StaffGary Rueter
Vacancy Senior PastorTim Christenson
Associate PastorStacey Crosson
Minister of Care & OurtreachJohn Durkin
Minister to Families & ChildrenBrad Womble
Ministry AdministratorMichael Rossi
Director of Music MinistryTiffany Sears
Communications DirectorMecia Miles-Rockett
Community Outreach CoordinatorKatie Boltwood
Youth Ministry AssistantMatthew Bryant
Youth Ministry InternNancy Sinclitico
AccountantTanya Tucker
Receptionist
POPLC SchoolCindy Deatherage, Principal
Marcel Page, School RegistrarLisa Long, Administrative
Assistant
To contact STAFF or BOSL use their name in the format:[email protected] or
To contact a PASTOR use:[email protected]
[email protected]: 703-451-5855SCHOOL 703-451-6177
POP Communicator Page 11 NOVEMBER 2018
Save the Date!POP Christmas Decorating & Clean Up DaysDecember 1, 9am-decorating and December 8, 9am-12pm-clean upPlease plan to join us for our annual decorating and clean up days when we make our inside and outside grounds look beautiful. We really need your help! Make this a family day or feel free to invite friends and neighbors. Snacks provided. [email protected]
Annual Christmas ConcertDecember 16, 4pmYou don’t want to miss our annual Christmas Concert featuring all of our ensembles, soloists, and guests.
HIS Family TimeWendesdays, Decemeber 5, 12, & 19, 6pm in the SanctuaryCome join us for an Advent Worship Service designed for families with young children to help us all get ready for Jesus’ Birthday at Prince of Peace. Wednesday, December 5th at 6:00pm Wednesday, December 12th at 6:00pm Wednesday, December 19th at 6:00pm A family-friendly dinner will be served in the Fellowship Hall following each service.We hope to see you there!
Women’s RetreatFebruary 22-24, 2019Meadowkirk in Middleburg, Virginia. Registration opens November 1! This year’s theme is “Contentment on the Way.” The first five people who register will receive “The Early Bird Gets the Book Worm” award at the retreat (which includes an amazing book as a gift!) [email protected]
Prince of Peace School Celebrates 50 Years!April 27-28, 2019For fifty years, our School Mission has always been . . . “To share the gospel of Jesus Christ in word and deed with young children and their families through excellence in education. “ From the stories read in the classroom ~ songs sung by children ~ Chapel times and worshiping together ~ children and their families are growing each day in their faith life and in their knowledge and love of Jesus Christ. We hope you can come celebrate with us! [email protected]
November 2018Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
19:30a MOPS5p Confirmation6:30p First Com6:30p Prayer Com7p Bitely Sm Grp7p Girl Scouts7:30p Choir7:30p Citizenship 7:30p Cub Scouts
210a ESL10:30a Al-Anon10:30a Bulletins
37:30a Men’s Bible3:30p Rehearsal4:15p BoSL Listens5:30p Worship6:45p Bible Study
48:15a Worship (NC)9:45a Sunday Sch9:45a Adult Bible 11a Worship (C)3p Confirmation4p Junior Choir4p Primary Choir4:30p Flag Practice5p HIMnals5:45p Living Water6:15p Orchestra
511a Senior Bible1p Writing Memoirs7p Boy Scouts7p Seekers7:30p Handbells
66:30p Grief Share7p Properties7p Small Group7:30p Citizenship
79:10a Chapel9:15a WOW5p Praise Band7p Student Bible7:30p Citizenship
89a MOPS9:10a Chapel5p Confirmation5:30p Girl Scouts6:30p First Comm 7p Cards7p Call Committee7:30p Choir7:30p Citizenship
910a ESL10:30a Al-Anon10:30a Bulletins3p Girl Scouts
107:30a Men’s Bible3:30p Rehearsal5:30p Worship6:30p Call Comm Listens6:45p ThankPotluck6:45p Bible Study
118:15a Worship (C)9:45a Sunday Sch9:45a Adult Bible 11a Worship (NC)3p Confirmation4p Junior Choir4p Primary Choir4:30p Flag Practice5p HIMnals5:45p Living Water6:15p Orchestra
1211a Senior Bible1p Writing Memoirs6:30p Steph Ministry7p BoSL7p Boy Scouts7p Seekers7:30p Haiti Planning7:30p Handbells
1310a ESL6:30p Grief Share7p Small Group7:30p Citizenship
149:15a WOW5p Praise Band7p Student Bible7p Prayer Meet7:30p Citizenship
159:10a Chapel11:15a Chapel12p Non Prayer5p Confirmation6:30p First Comm7p Bitely Sm Grp7:30p Choir7:30p Citizenship7:30p Cub Scouts
169:10a Chapel10a ESL10:30a Al-Anon10:30a Bulletins11:15a Chapel5:30p Cub Scouts
177:30a Men’s Bible9:30a Embroidery3:30p Rehearsal5:30p Worship6:45p Bible
188:15a Worship (NC)9:45a Sunday Sch9:45a Adult Bible 11a Worship (C)3p Confirmation4p Junior Choir4p Primary Choir4:30p Flag Practice5p HIMnals5:45p Living Water6:15p Orchestra
1911a Senior Bible12:30p Parkinson’s1p Writing Memoirs7p Seekers7:30p Citizenship7:30p Handbells
2010a ESL6:30p Grief Share6:30p Spiritual Dis7p Small Group7:30p Citizenship
215p Praise Band7p Student Bible7:30p Citizenship7:30p Thanksgiving Worship (C)
22 23 247:30a Men’s Bible3:30p Rehearsal5:30p Worship6:45p Bible Study
258:15a Worship (C)9:45a Sunday Sch9:45a Adult Bible 11a Worship (NC)3p Confirmation4p Junior Choir4p Primary Choir4:30p Flag Practice5p HIMnals5:45p Living Water6:15p Orchestra
2612:20p Caregivers11a Senior Bible1p Writing Memoirs7p BoSL7p Boy Scouts7p Seekers7:30p Handbells
2710a ESL6:30p Grief Share7p Faith Shapers7p Small Group
289:15a WOW5p Praise Band7p Student Bible
299a MOPS5p Confirmation7p Call Committee7:30p Choir
3010a ESL10:30a Al-Anon10:30a Bulletins
Weekly Worship AttendanceOctober 20181st wknd: 3812nd wknd: 4433rd wknd: 3744th wknd: 382