Inside this issue:

Blessings, Thanks & Prayers 2-4

The Giving Trees 5

First Aid ~ CPR Workshop 6

Youth Ministry and Fellowship 7-8

‘Volunteer in Mission’ Training 9

Safe Nights at Trinity 10-11

Message from Evangelism 12-13

Listen to the Words... 14

November Events Calendar 15

TUMC Mission Statement:

“To ignite such a passion,

for Jesus Christ

and His teachings, that it

sets our world on fire.”

Dear Trinity Church family,

“Enter His gates with thanksgiving, and His courts with

praise! Give thanks to Him, bless His name!”

Psalm 100: 4

This month begins the procession of year-end holidays:

Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s. The only way to

“loathe” or dislike these holidays, it seems to me, is to

NOT do as the psalmist suggests—keep focused on

THANKSGIVING.

If it’s thanksgiving to God at our center, I can’t IMAGINE

how these days aren’t filled with blessings. Whenever

we’re discouraged, depressed or feeling a lack of any

kind, “give thanks to Him!”

Yours in Christ, Pastor Jim

From the Pastor's Pen...

NOVEMBER 2017 VOLUME 39, ISSUE 11

Highlights from Trinity United Methodist Church

THE HIGHLIGHTER

Blessings, Thanks & Prayers

THE HIGHLIGHTER

Trinity

United

Methodist

Church

90 Church Street

P.O. Box 2142

Prince Frederick,

Maryland 20678

410-535-1782

Office Hours

M-F 8am-4pm

email:

churchoffice

@trinityumchurch

.org

web:

www.trinityumchurch.org

Lead Pastor

Dr. James E. Swecker

301-667-6330

pastorjim@

trinityumchurch.org

Washington-East

District Supt.

Dr. Rebecca Iannicelli

Bishop

LaTrelle Miller

Easterling

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Prayers for Those Who Have Been Hospitalized Recently…

Ruth Everhart, Donald (Sonny) Hutchins, Ricky Loscomb, Betty May,

Nate Monsma, Betty Southard and JoAnn Williams’ mother Mary Alice.

Praise God for the Marriage of…

Dana Craft and Andrew Woodford, who were married on October 7. We pray for

God’s richest blessings on them and their new life together.

Celebrate the Baptisms of…

† Lincoln James Migliaccio, son of Nick and Caryn Migliaccio, was baptized on

September 24.

† Timothy Edward Benson joined Trinity by Profession of Faith.

He is married to Lindsay (Wisniewski). He and their son, Taylin Edward

Benson were also baptized on September 24.

Special Welcome to…

Emelyn Riggleman, who has joined us as a new Childcare Attendant in the nursery.

She works during the week at Sleepy Hollow Day Care in Huntingtown.

Visitation List..

Doris Benesh - 1140 Scenic Way, St. Leonard, MD 20685

Dorothy L. Bowen - 4915 Sandy Point Road, Prince Frederick, MD 20678

Mildred Bowen - 990 Dan Bowen Road, Prince Frederick, MD 20678

Barbara Brown - 3400 Charing Court, Chesapeake Beach, MD 20732

Glenn Conner - 165 Dares Beach Road, Prince Frederick, MD 20678

Arlene Downs - 4540 Dares Beach Road, Prince Frederick, MD 20678

Mabel Herring - 1055 German Chapel Road, Prince Frederick, MD 20678

Carol Jean Hutchins - 1710 Old Adelina Road, Prince Frederick, MD 20678

Donald & Madelyn Hutchins - 2220 Henry Hutchins Rd., Pr. Frederick, MD 20678

Don & Marilyn Russell - 3487 Cassell Blvd., Prince Frederick, MD 20678

Eddie & Charlotte Wood - 5050 Hallowing Point Rd., Prince Frederick, MD 20678

Asbury Solomons

Fred Davenport - 11450 Asbury Circle, #421, Solomons, MD 20688

Dot DeHaven - 11100 Asbury Circle, Room #228-HC, Solomons, MD 20688

Charlotte Hall - 11740 Asbury Circle, Apt. #1404, Solomons, MD 20688

Bill and Mary Hawxhurst - 11450 Asbury Circle, #324, Solomons, MD 20688

Margaret Hayes - 11740 Asbury Circle, Apt. #1308, Solomons, MD 20688

Jane Schmidt - 11740 Asbury Circle, Apt. #1420, Solomons, MD 20688

George Wells - 11100 Asbury Circle, Room #225-HC, Solomons, MD 20688

Wanda Wells - 11750 Asbury Circle, Room #235-HC, Solomons, MD 20688

Calvert County Nursing Center

Annabelle Morrison - 85 Hospital Road, Prince Frederick, MD 20678

Caribbean Breeze Assisted Living

Evelyn Gott - 255 Skinner’s Turn Road, Owings, MD 20736

The Hermitage at Solomons

Louise McCumber - 13325 Dowell Road, Solomons, MD 20688

Solomons Nursing Center -13325 Dowell Rd, P.O. Box 1509, Solomons, MD 20688

Frances Sherbert - Room #57-1

Calendar for Bible

Study Groups

Sunday:

Contemporary Issues

in the Christian Faith

Adult Sunday School Class

9:15 AM – Room 313

Jim Van Duzer (410-474-1160)

Faith Foundations

Adult Sunday School Class

9:15 AM – Room 102

Bob Finlayson (410-610-6437)

New Covenant

Adult Sunday School Class 9:15 AM – Parlor

Rick Cox (410-535-1385)

Monday:

Healthy Living Bible Study 11 AM – Room #311

Alice Thomas

Tuesday:

Ladies of Grace

Women’s Bible Study 10 -11:30 AM – Church Library

Mona Monsma (410-231-7977)

Sue Clark (410-474-3146)

Wednesday:

Open Bible Study 10 AM and 6:30 PM

Fellowship Hall

Pastor Jim

Youth Bible Study

6:30 – 8 PM

Youth Room

Thursday:

Men’s Bible Studies 5:30 AM

At the homes of:

John Godfrey (410-586-3282)

Fred Haller (410-586-9898)

Morris Hawkins (410-535-0681)

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A thank-you from Renée Lafayette:

I want to thank all that have sent me

cards, emails, food and especially

prayers during my recent surgery. You

will never know just how appreciated

they were. I am now on the mend and

free from pain for the first time in years.

Thank you,

Renée LaFayette

GREAT NURSERY

at

TRINITY UMC

Our nursery is open and available for children (infant -

age 4) from 7:45 am through Noon in Room 202. We

have a great professional staff. Becky Adams and

Emelyn Riggleman have recently joined our Lead Child-

care Attendant, Mary Stortzum. Stop by to say ‘hi’. They

are more than willing and able to care for our little ones.

HeartFELT ministry now has a webpage link on Trinity’s

website (in the Missions area) or can be found directly at

https://www.heartfeltsomd.com.

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THE HIGHLIGHTER

Trinity United Methodist Church Staff

Rayelle Finlayson .... Coordinator of Christian Ed

Sharon Godfrey .................. Financial Secretary

William Jenifer .................................... Sexton

Becki Nelson ............................... Bookkeeper

Kathy Pinkowski ......... Administrative Assistant

Rebecca Adams.................... Nursery Attendant

Emelyn Riggleman ............... Nursery Attendant

Mary Stortzum ............. Lead Nursery Attendant

Janet Swecker ...... Coordinator of Youth Ministry

Leah Woods ........... Director of Music Ministries

~ ~ ~

Jim Swecker ................................. Lead Pastor

For

from

his

fullness

we have

all

received,

grace

upon

grace.

John

1: 16

Trinity Church family,

I want to make sure and

thank each and every one of

you for the kind, beautiful

and generous Pastor

Appreciation Month cards,

gifts, hugs and prayers extended to me. You made October

2017 a time to thank God for you even more than I normally

do because of the outpouring of your love and helpfulness.

Please know that Janet and I thank the Lord for allowing us

to live here in Southern Maryland and to serve at Trinity

UMC. Thank you for all the Pastor Appreciation stuff and

God bless you all!

Jim and Janet Swecker

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The Holidays are extremely difficult for families who live in poverty. As a child I

lived it. I saw the agony on the face of my

Mom and Dad, knowing that without help

they could not provide Christmas for my

siblings and me. Every year we received

help through Social Services, the business

community, and local Churches. Together

they provided for us so that we could have a

very Merry Christmas.

Trinity UMC provides a very Merry

Christmas for many families in a similar way

through the Giving Tree Ministry.

This year we will have 3 Giving Trees set up in the Gathering Room. The trees will

be in the Gathering Room starting November 19.

1. The Tree of Angels

2. The Light in the Mountain Tree (formerly known as Roughside of the Mountain)

3. The Family Giving Tree

The Tree of Angels will be covered with tags that describe the child’s age, gender,

and a brief description of what the child or parent is asking for. We ask that this

year you try to purchase everything that is on the tag. If you are unable to purchase

everything, maybe you can find another family to work with you. There will also be

a few tags requesting donations of gift wrapping paper and gift wrapping supplies.

We are also asking for Children’s Bibles and Children’s Bible Story Books.

The Light in the Mountain Giving Tree is for our Brothers and Sisters at Light in the

Mountain Church in New Mexico. We are asking for $25.00 Wal-Mart gift cards. You

can actually start purchasing these now. If you purchase the gift cards early, just

drop them off in the Church Office or place them in the box near the tree between

Sunday, November 19 and Sunday, December 10.

The Family Giving Tree is for Families in our Congregation and the Local

Community who are experiencing difficult times. We are asking for gift cards of any

kind, in any amount. These cards can also be dropped off early in the Church Office

or placed in the box near the tree between Sunday, November 19 and Sunday,

December 10.

All of the gifts/giftcards need to be returned to the Gathering Room by noon,

Sunday December 10, 2017.

If you have any questions feel free to contact Little Jack Woodford at

jwoodford@trinityumchurch.org.

Grace and Peace, Little Jack Woodford

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THE HIGHLIGHTER

Give thanks

to the

Lord,

for he

is good,

for his

steadfast

love

endures

forever.

Psalm 136: 1

Children’s Christmas ~~ Musical ~~

Sunday, December 17th

at 4:00 pm

Saturday,

December 24th at

5:00 pm

First Aid First Aid First Aid --- CPRCPRCPR

Infant & Child WorkshopInfant & Child WorkshopInfant & Child Workshop

Saturday, November 18

9 am - 12:30 pm

Trinity UMC

Fellowship

Hall

$70/person

Pre-registration Required

Call the Church Office at 410-535-1782

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The youth would like to thank the Green

Family, Mr. John, Ms. Karen, Jack, Will,

Sam and Maggie, for hosting our

Bonfire night at their home. We had a

great time.

Over the Summer and into the Fall, I

have been doing some research and

reading in an attempt to make youth

group more relevant for those who

attend our meetings. I came across a

book, The Seven Checkpoints: Seven

Principles Every Teenager Needs to

Know, by Andy Stanley and Stuart Hall. I found this very interesting reading and want to

share the Seven Checkpoints with you.

Checkpoint #1: Authentic Faith: Putting your Trust in God. The Principle is: God can be trusted; He will do all He has promised to do.

The Critical Question to ask is: Are your students trusting God with the critical areas of their lives?

The Key Passage is: Proverbs 3:5-6.

CheCkpoint #2: Spiritual DiSCiplineS: Seeing with goD’S eyeS. The Principle is: When you see as God sees, you will do as God says.

The Critical Question to ask is: Are your students developing a consistent devotional and prayer

life?

The Key Passage is: Romans 12:2.

Checkpoint #3: Moral Boundaries: Paving the Way for Intimacy. The Principle is: Purity paves the way to intimacy.

The Critical Question to ask is: Are your students establishing and maintaining good moral

boundaries?

The Key Passage is: 1 Thessalonians 4:3-9.

Checkpoint #4: Healthy Friendships: Choosing Friends for Life. The Principle is: Your friendships determine the direction and quality of your life.

The Critical Question to ask is: Are your students establishing healthy friendships and avoiding

unhealthy ones?

The Key Passage is: Proverbs 13:20.

(Continued on page 8)

Youth Ministry & Fellowship

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THE HIGHLIGHTER

The Sunday School Middle School students would like to thank the congregation for

their wonderful support in donating items for their collection in the Gathering Room.

What was originally intended to go to hurricane victims changed due to our drop off

point having to deliver things several weeks earlier than planned. However, we

wanted to let everyone know that the items went locally to another good cause. This

past Sunday (October 22) our group was able to take everything to the ECHO Shelter

for our 1st Destination Unknown. One of the staff members there gave us a tour of the

building and explained to us how things work. We met some of the residents,

including some sweet kids!! It was a perfect wrap-up for us to see truly where our

donations went, made us appreciate what we have, and also left us with an ongoing

option for a local way to serve others and to live out the Fruits of the Spirit (what we

have been studying). THANK YOU AGAIN FOR SUPPORTING US!!

CheCkpoint #5: wiSe ChoiCeS: walking wiSely in a Fool’S worlD. The Principle is: Walk Wisely.

The Critical Question to ask is: Are your students making wise choices in every area of their lives?

The Key Passage is: Ephesians 5:15-17.

Checkpoint #6: Ultimate Authority: Finding Freedom under God. The Principle is: Maximum freedom is found under God’s Authority.

The Critical Question to ask is: Are your students submitting to the authorities God has placed

over them?

The Key Passage is: Romans 13:1-2.

Checkpoint #7: Others First: Considering Others before Yourself. The Principle is: When you make yourself nothing, you’re really something.

The Critical Question to ask is: Are your students putting the needs of others ahead of their own?

The Key Passage is: Philippians 2:3-11.

These seven checkpoints are important for our youth to know before they go off to face the world

after high school. Making them part of their lives now will help them in the future.

As we go through the school year, we are trying to plan lessons and programs around these

important checkpoints. The Checkpoints are posted in the youth room for

the youth to read and apply in their own lives.

In Christ,

Janet Swecker

firstladyjanet@gmail.com

410-535-1782

(Continued from page 7)

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Volunteer In Mission (VIM) Training

There are upcoming training opportunities in the Baltimore Washington

Conference for Volunteer in Mission (VIM) Team Leader training & Early

Response Team (ERT) training. Please share with anyone you think would be

interested. If you have questions that I may

be able to answer, please feel free to

contact me at Lojowillis@gmail.com.

Blessings,

Lori Willis

Trinity VIM Coordinator

November 18 - VIM Leader training at Tom's Creek UMC in

Emmitsburg, MD. Registration link - -

http://www.bwcumc.org/event/1018681-2017-11-18-volunteers

-in-mission-leader-training-vim/

Also on November 18, there is an ERT training at West River

from 8:30am to 5:30pm with the option of staying overnight on

Friday.

Registration link - - https://arenaweb.bwcumc.org/

default.aspx?page=3439&eventID=3489

Mark your calendars now for UMCOR Academy scheduled for

April 11-14, 2018 where a large variety of training opportunities

will be available. Watch for details as they are released for

this event.

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THE HIGHLIGHTER

Safe Nights at Trinity

Are you ready to serve in deed and in truth? We really need your help with Safe

Nights this season. Safe Nights is not an easy mission, but I see God’s hand in it each

year. It is so evident to me that He is abundantly blessing the Safe Nights ministry

throughout Calvert County.

This year we needed nine replacement cots, and we were able to get them replaced

with a smile and no hassle or cost whatsoever. When a church had to back out of

hosting for a season, or needed to reschedule their week, another was right there to

jump forward and fill the gap. We even received donations from the Holiday Inn that

covered Safe Nights linens for two churches who did not have any of their own linens.

The Calvert Mobile Wellness van is contacting us and asking to help us all season long

with medical needs for guests. Thanks to God. This kind of synchronicity is surely His

doing. It is a blessing to be here to witness all of the good that is happening for this

ministry. I so hope you can help us with Trinity’s week. Please volunteer whatever

you can do to help those who have so little in this world to be able to sleep in a warm

and safe space, out of the cold of winter.

Trinity Safe Nights is December 3 through 10, 2017 at Trinity.

Sign-up sheets to volunteer are in the Gathering Room:

† Overnight monitor shifts (6 to midnight and midnight to 6) are the most

desperate need and require at least one male and one female to be present.

You are welcome to work both shifts if you choose.

† Dinners are our next most pressing need, and are typically served at 7pm.

Dinners should serve approximately 20 – 25 people.

† Breakfasts can be served at 6am or dropped off the night before and warmed by

the overnight monitors.

† Donations of food (such as bag lunch items) and personal care items (such as (Continued on page 11)

But if anyone has the world's goods and sees his brother in need, yet closes his heart against him, how does God's love abide in him? Little children, let us not love in word or talk but in deed and in truth. – 1 John 3:17-18

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deodorant) are always appreciated.

Safe Christmas Eve and Christmas Day are December 24 and 25.

Trinity UMC is hosting guests for the Safe Christmas Day, December 25 from 7am to

7pm. We will be serving the Christmas Morning breakfast from 8am to 11am. After

the breakfast closes down at 11am, we will host the guests until approximately

7pm, so we will need some generous and loving people who are willing to be

monitors during the day on Christmas Day. This is also on the same sign-up sheets

that we are using for our Safe Nights Week. The sheets are in the Gathering Room

on the Volunteer table.

Safe Sunday on Christmas Eve is hosted at Mount Olive UMC. Mount Olive has

reached out to all of the Safe Nights churches for help staffing this holiday. Every

host coordinator is reaching out to their congregations to see if we can help Mount

Olive. I am including this here in case some may be willing to help Mt. Olive with

their need. I don’t have a signup sheet for this one, as it is not Trinity’s

commitment, but I can work with the host coordinators there, to help if you are

interested in serving Christmas Eve, or any day between Christmas and New Years

at Mount Olive.

Please contact me at kimmy_rallo@yahoo.com, or 410-205-2720, if you are able to

help at Trinity or our sister church, Mount Olive. Safe Nights needs your

participation and your prayers. Blessings to all of you in this holy season. Thank

you in advance for all of your help,

Kim Rallo

(Continued from page 10)

SAFE NIGHTS

Many Churches Provide a Safe, Warm Place for the Homeless

have not only asked

not to hear from

God, but we have

taken Him out of

virtually every part

of our lives except

Church. It was an

epiphany for me

when Pastor Jim

recently preached

on this. We have

taken God out of

most of our lives,

save maybe one

hour a week on

Sunday. Yet when a

disaster or tragedy

comes, we ask

where God is in this?

The Israelites didn’t

want to hear from

God out of fear. We

don’t make God a

bigger part of our

everyday life

because of

arrogance. We have

come to think we do

it ourselves when

things are going

well, instead of

giving thanks for the

blessings the Lord

has provided. The

greatest blessing

being Jesus Christ,

His teachings and

His sacrifice out of

love.

When the people

saw the thunder and

lightning and heard

the trumpet and

saw the mountain in

smoke, they

trembled with fear.

They stayed at a

distance and said to

Moses, “Speak to us

yourself and we will

listen. But do not

have God speak to

us or we will die.”

Exodus 20:18-19

May the peace and

joy of the Lord be

with you!

In the scripture

above, it would

seem that even

around 1450 B.C.,

people didn’t want

to hear from God

directly. All God had

done was deliver

them from slavery,

provide them with

the things they

needed and in this

book of Exodus gave

them the framework

for living in peace -

The Ten

Commandments.

Fast forward to the

21st century. We

In the New Covenant

class, we recently

watched and had

discussion about the

movie, A Case for

Jesus Christ. This

movie is a story of

columnist Lee

Stroeble’s effort to

prove that Jesus

Christ was a hoax of

what he termed the

Christianity cult.

Through Mr.

Stroeble’s research

to disprove Jesus, he

came to accept

Jesus. He

interviewed many

learned scholars,

who were believers

and who were not,

and could not find

evidence to refute

Jesus. In our

discussion, we

talked of a frame of

mind that too often

exemplifies the

modern Christian.

What do we have to

lose? It doesn’t hurt

to believe and if it is

all true, we come out

ahead in the end.

This kind of believer

sits on the fence,

goes to church on

Sunday but doesn’t

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THE HIGHLIGHTER

Message from Evangelism

Do

you

revere

God

more

than one

hour

a week?

witness for Christ and show

His love in their everyday

walk.

“To the angel of the

Church in Laodicea write:

These are the words of the

Amen, the faithful and

true witness, the ruler of

God’s creation. I know

your deeds and they are

neither cold nor hot. I

wish you were either one

or the other! So because

you are lukewarm-neither

hot nor cold-I am about to

spit you out of my mouth.

You say I am rich; I have

acquired wealth and do

not need a thing. But you

do not realize that you are

wretched, pitiful, poor,

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blind and naked.

Revelation 3:14-17

Those whom I love, I

rebuke and discipline. So

be earnest and repent.

Here I am! I stand at the

door and knock. If anyone

hears my voice and opens

the door, I will come in

and eat with him and he

with me.

Revelation 3:29-20

Mr. Stroeble wasn’t

lukewarm in his pursuit to

disprove Jesus and through

his research came to

believe. I pray that we can

resist sitting on the fence

and share the Good News

of Jesus Christ every day.

He is with us when things

are going well and He

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carries us when things

aren’t. He sustains us

through the difficult times.

He never leaves us or

forsakes us. You hear

much on the news about

our nation coming

together and to stop

fighting one another. I

agree we need to call for

unity in Jesus Christ, and

as believers give

testimony for the Lord

every day. You never

know who might come to

the Lord by your

testimony and your

actions, which are your

witness for Him.

Your brother in Christ,

Wes White Evangelism Team Leader

Trinity United

Methodist Church

Sunday Schedule

8 - 9 a.m. ~ Worship Service

9:15 -10:15 a.m. ~ Sunday School

(for all ages)

10:30 - 11:30 a.m. ~ Worship Service

Open Bible Study

Wednesdays at 10 a.m. & 6:30 p.m.

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Listen to the Words...

CCLI Song #43200

Conrad Kocher | Folliott Sandford Pierpoint © Words: Public Domain Music: Public Domain For use solely with the SongSelect Terms of Use. All rights reserved. www.ccli.com CCLI License # 2418144

For the Beauty

of the Earth

Verse 1

For the beauty of the earth

For the glory of the skies

For the love which from our birth

Over and around us lies

Chorus

Lord of all to Thee we raise

This our hymn of grateful praise

Verse 2

For the beauty of each hour

Of the day and of the night

Hill and vale and tree and flower

Sun and moon and stars of light

Verse 3

For the joy of ear and eye

For the heart and mind's delight

For the mystic harmony

Linking sense to sound and sight

Verse 4

For the joy of human love

Brother sister parent child

Friends on earth and friends above

For all gentle thoughts and mild

Verse 5

For Thy church that evermore

Lifteth holy hands above

Offering up on every shore

Her pure sacrifice of love

We sing

beautiful

songs and

hymns

every Sunday.

Do you ever

really listen

to the

words…

click here

(to sing along)

Trinity United Methodist Church

NOVEMBER 2017

Weekly Ministries

Sunday

8:00 am Worship Service

9:15 am Sunday School (for all ages)

10:30 am Worship Service

5:30 pm Kid’s Choir Rehearsal

6:00 pm Youth Fellowship

6:30 pm Bell Choir Rehearsal

7:00 pm AA Meeting

Monday

11:00 am Healthy Living Bible Study

7:00 pm Calvert Dance Band Rehearsal

Tuesday

10:00 am Women’s Bible Study Wednesday

10:00 am Open Bible Study

6:30 pm Open Bible Study

6:30 pm Middle/High School Bible Study

7:00 pm Unclouded Day Rehearsal

Thursday

5:30 am Men’s Bible Study

6:30 pm Praise Team Rehearsal

7:30 pm Choir Rehearsal

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SUN MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT

1

Bible Study Covered

Dish Dinner at 6:30 pm

2 3 4

5 Sheep in Heavenly Peace Rehearsal

4:30-5:30 pm

Daylight Sav. Time Ends

6

Trustees 7 pm

7 Missions 6 pm

~ Church

Council 7 pm

8

9

10

11

Veterans Day

12 Sheep in Heavenly

Peace Rehearsal

4:30-5:30 pm

13 Church Office

Closed ~

Observance of Veterans Day

14 Evangelism

6 pm ~

Worship 7 pm

15

16

Foundation 6 pm

17 18

First Aid - CPR Infant & Child

Workshop

19 Sheep in Heavenly

Peace Rehearsal

4:30-5:30 pm

20

Finance 6:30 pm

21

22

Thanksgiving Eve Service

7 pm

23

24 25

26

Baptism and New Member

Sunday

27

28

Leadership 6:30 pm

29 30

Church Office Closed Happy Thanksgiving