SEPTEMBER, 2013

Under the Bell Tower

Minding Your Ps and Qs… and Rs (part 2)

Last month I proposed that minding ones Ps and Qs applies to churches going through an interim time, and that newsletter I’d offer a series of Ps and Qs worth minding in three parts. I added that a couple of Rs fit well into the mix as well. Last month we considered the importance of paying attention to the balance between patterns and people. Today we’ll look at another pair of Ps: Programs and Prayer.

Congregations need to mind the emphasis they place on prayer relative to programs. Programs are essential to the life of any organization, including churches. For example, worship is central to church life. It is a program. Effective worship doesn’t just happen. It requires careful programming. In turn, careful programming requires planning, preparation, and practice. Finally, effective programming inspires people to participate. And yet, even though worship is a program its goal is not to entertain, nor even to inspire popularity. Its goal is to draw us into a communion of prayer. Every act of worship is an expression of prayer. Prayer is any action in which we intentionally turn our minds from our own routines and into the routine of becoming the body of Christ in this place and time. From the moment we enter the church and greet the first person until we audibly respond to the benediction and depart in the strains of the postlude, worship models for us what prayer is. It is our holy occupation. If worship is our model for prayer, then prayer encompasses a lot more than talking at God in private or how we start and end church meetings. Prayerful communion together outside of worship is as necessary for church vitality as talking together is for families outside of family meals. Prayerful communion happens when we get together to read and discuss the Bible, when we couple up with another to visit the sick or homebound, or when we simply get together to listen to and support one another. However, it often happens that during the rest of the week all the meetings needed to maintain the programs of the church threaten to squeeze out opportunities for prayerful communion. We just don’t have the energy to get together for one more event, even if it is for prayer. An unbalanced schedule of meetings to maintain programs can indicate that a church places more emphasis on patterns than people (see last month’s article). Congregations need carefully to reflect on the importance they place on programs relative to prayer. As with worship, it need not be an either/or. Worship is a program to be sure. But it is a prayerful program. As a result, it might contain models for how other kinds of programs can incorporate opportunities for prayer even when the task of the meeting is to “take care of business.” Then, worship’s influence can inspire congregations to imagine ways that opportunities for prayer can be added to the calendar that complement and enhance the other programs of the church. Next month: Quality and Quantity; Roots and Ruts.

Peace, -Doug

STEWARDSHIP REPORT THROUGH AUGUST 31, 2013

Annual Church Budgeted Income $201,360 Budgeted Actual Difference Income Weekly 3,872 Income Received Income members 95,705.52 78,302.85 17,402.67 Transferred from Investment savings 40,000.00 35,000.00 5,000.00 Expenses to Date -130,027.39 - 99,807.69 -30,219.70 Net Difference 5,678.13 13,495.16 7,817.03

ATTENDANCE FOR JULY

2012 2013 offerings

08/05 75 08/04 79 4,429.30 08/12 60 08/11 81 1,675.00 Savings 10,000.00 08/19 71 08/18 83 2,583.00 08/26 71 08/25 94 2,440.00 277 337 $21,127.30 __ _

September Birthdays 09/02 Ryan LLOYD 0902 Ti’Yan WILLIAMS 09/05 Jennifer CHILDEARS 09/05 Trish MERCER 09/08 Patricia HEATHER 09/10 Harriet GRIGGS 09/10 Jared WITTE 09/12 William DODD 09/12 R. Jefferson REED 09/19 Nell BAKER 09/24 Deborah JACK 09/25 Patricia HUFNAL 09/25 Audrey MAYAN 09/26 Millard BIDDLE 09/26 Kim CLENDANIEL 09/26 Cleah MUNTZ 09/28 Kathryn JAYWORK 09/28 Brian WITTE 09/29 Courtney MYS 09/29 Zoe PETROSKY 09/29 Valerie WOODARD

If we missed anyone, please notify the church office to get your name on the list

THANK YOU I want to thank everyone for their cards, prayers and thoughts during my foot surgery. A special thank you to the Women’s Fellowship for the lovely prayer shawl. I is much appreciated and will always be treasured. Thank you

Cheryl Goldsmith

The Prayer List for Members & Friends of the Church The list is kept current. For a copy please call the church office: 674-4177; peopleschurchdover@verizon.net

PRAYERS FOR MEMBERS

Millard Biddle – Westminster Health Center: suffering from the dementia of age Monti Bowen – Westminster Assisted Living, enjoying each day

Joan Caulk – at University of PA taking chemo

Irene Deamer—at home, cared for by daughter Pat Hufnal and her other children

Louise Ferguson – recuperating at home

Daisy Hill—at her son Rick’s home, well but still has difficulty speaking

Sylvia Latourette – in room 111A at Capitol Healthcare, Walker Road for rehab to regain strength.

Thelma Lewis – in the Alzheimer’s unit at State Street, still a happy and welcoming lady

Tina Potts – recuperating at home, 1077 Skinners Neck Road, Frederica

Betty Reznak – receiving Hospice care at home

Connor Rumbley – testing tumors on both optic nerves

Fred Stites—at home, being cared for by Elva

Betty Tomlinson—Westminster Health Center, a lively mind, but a weak body

Adolf Weissenfluh—at home, dealing with advancing Parkinson’s disease

PRAYERS FOR FRIENDS

Matt Clendaniel – Carol Skadsberg’s son; heart problems

Samuel Lennox – Jim Miller’s uncle: extreme back pain.

Keith Nicolls – Fred Hotchkiss' uncle: kidney failure.

Jean Tilley—Billie Boehmer’s mother in PA: Parkinson’s disease and increasing age dementia.

PRAYERS FOR CANCER PATIENTS Bruce Boehmer – Glenn’s brother: bone cancer

Kelly Schmid – Terry Warfield’s niece, breast cancer, undergoing chemo

Lillian Schrantz – Cleah Muntz's sister-in-law

Gary Warfield – Terry’s brother, his pancreatic cancer has returned

CAREGIVERS

The caregivers will return September 11th

at 10:00 AM at the church. We would love to have others join us.

Shirley Hawkins

CHURCH VAN MINISTRY

If you or someone you know is interested in riding to worship and back home each Sunday in the church van,

OR if you would like to volunteer as a van driver for this ministry, please call the church office and let us know.

The Van Ministry began on November 21, so everything is in place to respond to your call.

VOLUNTEERS Flowers Liturgist 09/01 Bill & Ann Miller 09/01 Cleah Muntz 09/08 Jim Caldwell 09/08 Rev. Doug Griffin 09/15 Paul & Kathy Hanebutt 09/15 Bill Hufnal 09/22 Glenn & Jean Hitchens 09/22 Jim Caldwell 09/29 Marion DePue 09/29 Judy Zingaro Greeters Ushers 09/01 Sandy McNinch 09/01 Bill Hufnal 09/08 Connie Biddle Jackie Niehorster 09/15 Helaine Jones & Alexis Vic Pierce 09/22 Helaine Jones & Alexis Jerry Rice 09/29 Cynthia Hotchkiss Sermons & Scriptures 09/08 Mary Johns 09/01 Rev. Doug Griffin Phyllis Simpkins Holy Communion Sunday BJ VanKavelaar Dave VanKavelaar 09/08 Rev. Dan Schroeder 09/15 Mary Johns 09/15 Rev. Doug Griffin

Richard Merriwether 09/22 Rev. Doug Griffin

09/22 Phyllis Simpkins

09/29 09/29

BOARD OF DIACONATE

Seeking only to restore a greater atmosphere of solemnity and Holiness to People’s worship services, the congregation is asked to PLEASE refrain from all loud conversation and take up a countenance of prayerful reflection upon the entrance of the Pastor and Liturgist in front of the sanctuary. Welcoming and reuniting with one another is cherished by all at People’s Church, but we encourage that everyone save their greeting until the appropriate point in the service or after services. Again, we seek solely to make our worship with God as respectful and special as is possible. ---We Thank You for your indulgence.

The Diaconate.

Interim Pastor Search Committee (ISC) Report

25 August 2013

The Interim Select Committee (ISC) convened on 24 February 2013. It was tasked, upon the retirement of

Reverend W. Daniel Griggs (31 January 2013), with finding an Intentional Interim Pastor to help transition

Peoples Church of Dover to a new Call Pastor.

Approved by the congregation at the 20 January 2013 Annual meeting, the ISC members were:

Kathy Hanebutt Robin Hinderer Betsy Stewart

Gerald Rice – Chairperson Keith Kreisher Phyllis Tarburton

Louise Warfield – Secretary

Over four months, the ISC held six meetings, reviewed seven candidate profiles, and interviewed two candidates.

A final recommendation was presented to the Board of Trustees and approved on 19 May 2013. A formal

Covenant was signed on 7 June 2013 and Reverend Dr. Douglas L. Griffin became the Intentional Interim Pastor

of Peoples Church of Dover on 8 July 2013.

Provided below is an approximation of the cost of the Interim Pastor search and placement as well as the

anticipated savings realized since Rev. Griggs retirement. Also, provided is a chronology of the Search process

and the work of the Interim Select Committee.

Archived for the church record is a package containing this report, the Minutes/Agenda/ Documents of each

meeting, letters of the ISC, the ISC Secretary’s communication with candidates, internal committee emails,

emails with UCC Conference advisors, and the profiles of all the candidates.

This concludes a full accounting, and acknowledgment of, the hard work, dedication, and professionalism of each

member of the Interim Pastor Selection Committee. May the Good Lord Bless this work that it further His

Kingdom.

Chairman GER

Expenses

2300.00 3 Feb - 7 July 13 Pulpit Supply (4 pastors) for 23 weeks at $100/Service

30.00 24 Feb – 8 Jul 13 Secretary’s costs ie; packet materials, letterhead, postage,

39.94* 24 Feb – 15 Aug 13 Stationary, ink, report covers, sundry items for ISC work.

134.75* 24 Feb 13 Printing/Binders of 7 UCC Call Search Guidebooks for ISC.

42.40* 05 Mar 13 Print of Ltr to congregation

45.00 05 Mar 13 Bulk mail Postage and envelopes

20.58* 11 Apr 13 Print of copies of profiles.

221.96 16 May 13 Travel/overnight expense for candidate interview 28 Apr 13

621.05 25 Jul 13 Pastor’s apmt. Search/moving expenses 6 Jul 13

3455.68 Feb – Aug 13 Total (337.67 * Portion not borne by church)

Saved Costs (Rev. Griggs)

( 600) Feb – Jun 13 Pastor’s Auto Reimbursements

( 5833) ― Pastor’s Housing

( 600) ― Pastor’s Family Protection Plan

( 3750) ― Pastor’s Hosp./Medical Insurance

(18025) ― Pastor’s Salary

( 1798) ― Pastor’s Social Security

( 3340) ― Pastor’s Annuity

(33946) Feb – Jun 13 Total

Chronology

06 Jan 13 Convened inaugural Pulpit Supply Board of 4 clergy/3 deacons for the Interim period to the Interim

Pastor.

09 Jan 13 Ltr (Email) to Trustees and key Lay leaders providing a Status of the Transition.

15 Jan 13 Ltr to Congregation (mass mail) announcing Rev. Griggs’ retirement. Personalized letters sent to

family, friends, former pastorates, etc.

20 Jan 13 Ltr to Peoples Congregation nominating Call and Interim Search Committees.

22 Jan 13 Ltr for record of Call and Interim Search Committee members

27 Jan 13 Rev. Griggs final service. Litany of Retirement conducted by Rev. Schroeder, UCC Central Atlantic

Conference. Farewell luncheon.

30 Jan 13 Ltr to all Search Committee members

31 Jan 13 Rev. Griggs last day.

24 Feb 13 Interim Search Committee (ISC) initial organizing meeting.

05 Mar 13 Ltr to Congregation (mass mail) noting ISC start and explaining the Interim search process.

10 Mar 13 ISC meeting – Reviewed four profiles.

02 Apr 13 ISC meeting – Recvd new profile. Continued profile review and elimination process.

17 Apr 13 ISC meeting – Began arranging candidate interviews.

28 Apr 13 Rev. Dr. Griffin and his wife attended our worship service after which he sat to interview with the

committee.

01 May13 ISC meeting –

07 May 13 ISC meeting – Interviewed Rev. Mary Olney-Loyd via Skype connection. Decision made to make

offer to Rev. Griffin.

12 May 13 G Rice informally addressed the Congregation to reassure everyone we were working and progress

was being made.

14 May 13 Ltr to Peoples office administrator authorizing Rev Griffin’s interview expense reimbursement.

16 May 13 Three members of the ISC met with Rev Griffin and all came to an agreement on the particulars of a

Covenant.

19 May 13 ISC presented a recommendation of Dr. Griffin to the Board of Trustees who unanimously voted it’s

approval. The Honorable John Downs Sr. presiding. A copy of the Trustee meeting minutes as well

as a draft of the agreed upon Covenant were emailed to Dr. Griffin.

20 May 13 Ltr/bulletin/newsletter notice to Congregation announcing officially the selection and approval of

Rev Dr Douglas Griffin as our Intentional Interim Pastor be effective, pending signatures, 08 July

2013.

07 Jun 13 Three original copies of the Covenant prepared and signed by Rev. Dr. Douglas L. Griffin, Rev

Daniel Schroeder of the Central Atlantic Conf./UCC, and Gerald E. Rice, ISC Chairperson. People’s

copy to be filed in office.

08 Jul 13 First day of Reverend Griffin’s Interim Ministry at People’s Church.

14 Jul 13 First worship service after which the Diaconate provided a meet and welcome covered dish

luncheon for Rev. Doug and Su and the Congregation.

25 Aug 13 ISC meeting to issue this report, post the Files for Record, and discus the transition. At Reverend

Griffin’s request this Committee has agreed to remain a standing Committee to provide continuity,

advice, and counsel as needed.

**** Throughout this process there were numerous letters between the ISC Secretary and the various

candidates. While not listed in the above chronology, copies of all such communications have been

secured and are a part of the archival record.

Our Church's Website

Have you looked at our church's website lately? www.peopleschurchofdover.org Special thanks to Elinor Baker for all the work she puts into her job as our webmaster.

What’s Happening In the Interim Time? On Sunday, September 8, Rev. Dan Schroeder will be with us to preach and to lead in “Blessing

the Interim” a service of officially recognizing the interim ministry relationship between People’s Church

and Rev. Doug Griffin. Rev. Schroeder is our Interim Associate Conference Minister. He has been

offering guidance from the Central Atlantic Conference to People’s Church since Rev. Griggs’

retirement. September 8 is also the Sunday that the Christian Education Board hosts a luncheon

immediately following worship.

Also in September, but more behind the scenes, Rev. Griffin and Richard Merriwether, who

agreed to serve as co-chair of what will eventually become the pastor search committee, are

coordinating efforts to utilize those individuals who volunteered for search committee activities earlier

this year. The first phase of interim activities are directed toward developing an accurate profile of who

People’s Church is now and where it discerns Christ’s spirit guiding it as we look forward to our next

chapter of pastoral leadership. This will take several months and will enlist congregation-wide input

and participation at key junctures. Stay tuned to this new section of People’s to People for news and

information as we approach each new juncture.

Efforts are also underway to coordinate a series of gatherings in October and November for

members to meet in small groups in other members’ homes. The purpose of the gatherings is for Rev.

Griffin to meet the church in more casual settings and to hear what members’ feelings, hopes, and

suggestions are for People’s Church as we move into the interim time. Look for more information in

the October newsletter.

BOARD OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

The board met on August 25th with Doug Griffin, our interim pastor. We have made the following plans and decisions: There will be a BACK TO CHURCH luncheon, hosted by the CE board, after the important installation service for Doug, our interim pastor, on September 8th. We will provide deli sandwich fixings, and the congregation is asked to bring salad, vegetable, or dessert. Please plan to stay for this fellowship opportunity! Sunday School will begin for all children and youth, on Sunday, September 15th, with youth dismissed for class by our pastor. The Adult Learning Opportunity class will begin on October 27th. Doug will lead a session, “UCC 101”, an informative discussion about our denomination and how we “know Jesus”. We will share a simple lunch, at 11 am, followed by the 45 minute class. You will want to be part of this class! Our youth and their families will enjoy a FALL HAYRIDE in November, touring our rural areas. Stay tuned for date and time. Our ANNUAL SPAGHETTI DINNER is planned by Sunday, November 17th, pending the availability of our renowned chefs!

We are hoping for the education and nurture of all ages in our church family. Plan to join us as we enjoy each other and grow together in God’s love. The board will meet on October 6th, after worship.

Jean Hitchens, Chairperson Cheryl Goldsmith, Wendy Ridgeway, Helaine Jones, Jennifer Downs, Linda Paradee, Laurie Biddle, Craig Lindsey and Alexis Jones (youth representative).

BOARD OF MANAGEMENT

Good morning to all, Wish you all well as we begin the fall season at People’s Church. The Board of Management has had many challenges though the summer months that will continue to be addressed as the weeks and months progress. We would like to thank everyone for their support as we have dealt with the many issues of the church this past year. The new sound system has been completed in the sanctuary. The old system was re-purposed and installed in the dining room downstairs so when we have luncheons or meetings we will be able to hear and understand the speakers. If anyone has any concerns about the new systems please speak to one of the BOM members.

As you know, our building is aging and that presents many challenges as we address its needs. Issues include the heating and air conditioning systems, management of surface water outside of the church leaking into the basement (this includes roofing, gutters, sidewalks, outside stairwells and aging brick walls). The bell tower is an ongoing project to maintain the chimes and the physical structure. We have begun to move ahead with replacing the 20 year old carpet in the hallway and offices. We have received bids on replacing our aging computer systems both hardware and software. We have, with the help of Elinor Baker, the church’s webmaster, moved the hosting site for our web page to a new company. We hope this will give us some new flexibilities and options with our connectivity to all the church members. We have been working to sandblast and repaint the radiators in the sanctuary, but because of the slow process and expense, will probably be tabled until next spring.

Stay tuned to bulletin postings and announcements for opportunities to lend a hand to small projects around the church. Ron Zink’s Saturday project days will be resuming in September. Let the BOM know if you are aware of issues we need to address. Again, thanks for all your support.

One last item, one of our BOM members has resigned so we are in desperate need of at least one new member to help us. Five new members would be better. According to our bi-laws we are to have 10 members. We now have 5, and one is out of the state on an extended job related absence. Please join us. There is just too much fun for 5 people to have all to themselves. –

Best regards, Paul Hanebutt

BOARD OF MISSION & OUTREACH

2013 Neighbors In Need Neighbors In Need (NIN) is a special mission offering of the United Church of Christ (UCC) that

supports ministries of justice and compassion throughout the United States. One-third of NIN funds support the

Council for American Indian Ministries (CAIM). Two thirds of the offering is used by the UCC’s Justice and

Witness Ministries (JWM) to support a variety of justice initiatives, advocacy efforts, and direct service projects.

During the next four weeks you will be provided with more detailed information as to how these funds are used.

On Sunday, October 6th

, we will accept an offering for these purposes.

Mary Johns

SUB & SOUP SALE

We are having a Sub and Soup Sale on the 14th & 15th of September, the order blank is enclosed in this newsletter. The orders must be in be September 10th. Let make it a good one.

FOOD BANK

Sunday, September 1, is FOOD BANK SUNDAY. Items needed are Saltine crackers, tuna fish, and beef stew. Food can be left any time in the bins at the back of the church. Food Bank envelopes for monetary donations are in the hymnal racks. Checks should be made out to People's Church. August items were taken to Holy Cross Food Bank. We collected 66 food items and $ 86.00. Thank you for your generosity. Thanks. Louise

Food Bank Sunday

Today is Food Bank Sunday. Items needed are Saltines, tuna fish, and beef stew. All food items are appreciated. Food Bank Envelopes are in the hymnal racks for monetary donations. Checks should be made out to People's Church. Thank you for your generosity. If you forgot, donations can be made any time.

Louise Warfield is in charge of the donations to the Food Bank. If you would like to help her or have comments or questions, she can be reached at 335-4337.

Sue Hunt - - Board of Mission & Outreach

Women’s Fellowship

Women’s Fellowship – Calling all Ladies of the Church! You are invited to the next meeting on Sunday, September 15th at 11am. We will have a welcome back covered dish luncheon. Please plan on attending and bring a dish to share. Our October 13th meeting will be a trip to the Cheesecake Factory (at the Christiana Mall) right after church service..

Several suggestions were made for programs for next year: yoga breathing; crochet and knitting lessons; physical therapy to maintain flexibility; diets to watch sugar and cholesterol. If you have any suggestions for programs you would like us to present, please contact Jean Hitchens.

Caring Hearts Helping Hands (698-1900)

To all who contributed to our back to school, Heart and Sole, program, a very big thank you. Over 200 school-aged children received a certificate for new shoes and a fully packed book bag appropriate to his/her grade in school. Christmas is just around the corner. If you are interested in sponsoring a family, please let us know before Thanksgiving.

We are accepting gently used and new children’s clothing, furniture, small appliances, kitchen items, linens, toys and board games (with all the pieces included) and always need cleaning supplies, paper products, personal hygiene items, and gifts for teen birthdays. Our office hours are every Tuesday, 10 am - 2 pm; the first Wednesday evening of each month, 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm and the first and third Saturday of each month, 10 am - 12 pm. Please feel free to come by any time. Check out our website: “chhhde.org” or email us at caringhearts@verizon.net. . If you are interested in helping or know of any teens or college students who need hours of community service, we would be happy to have their help as well. If you like to shop but are not able to sponsor a family for Christmas, we are also looking for shoppers.

Thanks again for all your support. BJ Van Kavelaar

THE PURPOSE / MISSION STATEMENT OF THE PEOPLE’S CHURCH OF DOVER

UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST The purpose of this church shall be to worship God who embraces all people;

to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ as our Revealer, Lord and Savior; to celebrate the sacraments; to facilitate spiritual growth;

to practice Christian fellowship and unity within this church and the Church Universal; to proclaim the Bible as the story of our faith and to educate and nourish that faith among all ages;

to render loving service towards humankind; to be faithful in our stewardship responsibilities with our time, talent and treasures;

and to strive for righteousness, justice, and peace.

Church Office – 302-674-4177, Monday – Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Friday 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Email address: peopleschurchdover@verizon.net WebPage: peopleschurchofdover.org

Rev. Douglas Griffin Interim Pastor – cell (301)938-4860, email revdgriffin@me.com

Worship Service 10:00 AM Philip S. Betts Organist Dr. Paul Hanebutt Choir Director

Kathy Hanebutt Assist. Organist Randal Revay Sexton Robin Hinderer Treasurer R. Jefferson Reed Head Usher

Cynthia Hotchkiss Adm. Assist. Board Chairpersons

John Downs, Sr. - Moderator Sue Hunt - Mission and Outreach

Gerald Rice - Diaconate Jean Hitchens - Christian Education Paul Hanebutt - Management John Downs, Jr. - Finance

**DEADLINE FOR OCTOBER 2013 NEWSLETTER IS SEPTEMBER 20, 2013**

It is getting close to the end of another year, so to update my files I would like to have any new phone numbers, addresses, and emails. Thank you. Cynthia

BACK TO CHURCH

There will be a luncheon, hosted by the CE board, after the important installation service for Doug, our interim pastor, on September 8th. We will provide deli sandwich fixings, and the congregation is asked to bring salad, vegetable, or dessert.

Hope to see you all there.

SEPTEMBER, 2013 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 LABOR DAY

2 OFFICE CLOSED

NA & AA

meetings

3 11:30 pm

UCC Interim Ministers

AA meeting

4 NA meetings

5 7:00 PM Choir Practice F.A.I.R.

6 NA & AA meetings

7 1 PM C.O.D.A.

8

10:00 AM Rev. Dan Schroeder Interim Blessing

Luncheon Ch. Ed.

9

NA & AA Meetings

10

AA meeting

11 10:00 am Caregivers NA meetings

12 7:00 PM Choir Practice F.A.I.R.

13 NA & AA meetings

14 1 PM C.O.D.A.

15

11:00 AM –

W F Welcome

back Luncheon

Sunday School Begins

16

NA & AA

meetings

17 11:30 am Dover Ministerium

AA meeting

18

NA meetings

19 7:00 PM Choir Practice

F.A.I.R.

20

NA & AA

meetings

21

1 PM

C.O.D.A.

22

11:30

Diaconate

23 NA & AA

meetings

24

AA meeting

25

NA meetings

26 7:00 PM Choir Practice

F.A.I.R.

27 NA & AA

meetings

28

1 PM

C.O.D.A.

29 RACE WEEKEND

30 NA & AA

meetings

OCT.

1 AA meeting

2

NA meetings

3 7:00 PM Choir Practice F.A.I.R.

4 NA & AA meetings

5 1 PM C.O.D.A.

6

7 NA & AA Meetings

8 AA meeting

9 NA meetings

10 7:00 PM Choir Practice F.A.I.R.

11 NA & AA meetings

12 1 PM C.O.D.A.