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The Circuit RiderAsbury United Methodist Church NewsletterServing God in the community for over 150
years
MARCH 2016 | VOLUME 23 | ISSUE 3
OUR STAFF
Pastor The Rev. Laura L. Galbraith
Secretary & Newsletter Editor Melissa Gray
Custodian Bruce Lauzier
Music Director Michael Coderre
Organist Jana Ros
Bell Choir Director Kristen Russo
Nursery Coordinator Briana Hoffman
CONTACT INFO
Office: 860-584-0529Fax: 860-584-0520 (call first)Parsonage: 860-261-4131
Pastor e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Web Page: www.asburyumcforestville.com
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March 2016
Dear Friends,I was driving back from Massachusetts this afternoon as the snow began to fall, earlier than had been predicted. I knew it was coming though, for as I drove, I could see the sky before me turning dark and gray. Closer to home, I stopped to drop off some books at a friend’s office and as I exited the building, a lady behind me peeked outside and grumbled, “ahhhh NEW ENGLAND … hmph!” Ahhhh yes, New England in February brings a good possiblity for S-N-O-W. If you’re tired of winter, however mild this year has been, hang in there. A month from now, we’ll be at the end of another winter season, spring right before us.
Our journey through the last days of the winter season parallels the path of Lenten season this month. As we look ahead to spring, we anticipate the Easter joy that awaits us at the end of the month as well. There is goodness to be appreciated in the winter months (more so for skiers, etc.!) and so is there grace – God’s grace – in the season of Lent. Find God’s grace in the practices of daily prayer, reading of Scripture, gathering in Christian fellowship and worship, service to others. We will continue to experience God’s grace as we share Holy Week services together, drawing nearer to the Cross.
May God’s blessings be with you and your family in these weeks as we journey through Lent and look ahead to the joy and beauty of Easter. It is only through taking time to focus on Lent that we are able to find the new life of Easter … let us all take that time now.
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J U L Y W O R S H I P A S S I S T A N T SMarch 6_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
Worship Leader 10:00 a..m. Debbie BechertGreeters............................. Laura FletcherFellowship Hour................. Laura FletcherAltar Flowers...................... Mike & Donna Motyl March 13______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Worship Leader 10:00 a..m. Stacey Rich Greeters............................. TBDFellowship Hour................. Eula FosterAltar Flowers...................... Deb & Jim Bechert March 20_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Worship Leader 10:00 a..m. Wayne & Edith DevinoGreeters............................. The Costello FamilyFellowship Hour................. The Costello FamilyAltar Flowers...................... The Landeen Family
March 27________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Worship Leader 10:00 a..m. JoAnn BaconGreeters............................. Roxanne PierceFellowship Hour................. Roxanne PierceAltar Flowers...................... Easter
Altar Guild______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Lorna Baxter
Birthday Caller______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Mal Cummings
Soup Kitchen_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Education
8:30 a.m. Worship Leader________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Carl Aspland, Norm Fusaro
Ushers_________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Wayne Fuller, Bonnie Emery, Dennis Floyd, Don Mazerolle, Dick Peterson, Roy DiYulio
M A R C H B I R T H D A Y S01 Paula Felt
Sarah Ford Jarod Luis Bonnie Partiss Jessica Rossignol
02 Helen Fraas Laura Galbraith Rebecca Lauzier Thomas Pullen, Jr
03 Brian Denski Wooda McNiven
04 Jeffrey Demarest Nathan Jandreau Patrick Keddy
05 Gary Felt Marco Luis Rachel Manning Tanya Martin Stephen Wilbur
06 Keri Diaz Mitchell Peterson Rocco Spirito
07 James O'Donnell Kelly Pogemiller
09 JoAnn Bacon10 Paul Brink
Deborah Deprey Heidi Ingellis
11 Deryk Buckley12 Mary Lowrey
Carol Migneault Fallon Richardson
13 Fred St. John14 Steven Charest
Addison Eachus Laura Lishness Duncan May
15 Anastasia Heinzman Briseida Sanchez Colleen Smith
16 Charles Anderson Eugene Kelsey
17 Mildred Gomez18 Mary Hiltbrand
Emily Lasecki Alexandria Rheaume
M A R C H W O R S H I P A S S I S T A N T S
19 Jason Dumont Michael Fiorini Desiree Szydlo Joyce Weed
20 Abigail Swanson Cyr21 Michaela Coderre
Katie Lauzier Joyce Pullen
22 Dylan Pelletier Wendy Porrini
23 Stacy Brayton-Martinez Dennis Floyd Lucy Krause
24 Lorna Baxter Walter Bruce
27 Taylor Demarest29 Anna Nyankomago30 Megan Coloske
Brent Lafferty
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In Our Thoughts and Prayers… The Wysocki Family, Linda Cook, Phyllis Petit, Janell Olivieri, Jeannette Mahannah, Chuck Coloske, Bonnie Maskery, Carl Aspland, Elsie Lyons, Edward Coloske, Elene Myers, and others who have needs of which we may not be aware.
If you wish to be listed in the bulletin and newsletter for prayers, please call the church office at 860-584-0529 or e-mail us at: [email protected].
If you wish to relate prayer needs to the prayer chain, please call Phyllis Petit at 860-589-6059 or Mernie Whitcomb at 860-583-5373, or e-mail Pastor Laura at [email protected]. Please keep your call brief, and be aware of the privacy rights of the person(s) for whom you are requesting prayers.
Long time Asbury member, Alvin R. ‘Pat’ Wysocki, passed away January 23, 2016 in Vero Beach, Florida. No other details were available.
Daylight Savings Time BeginsSunday, March 13th
Don’t Forget To Turn Your Clocks Ahead One Hour
There will be Irish Soda Bread for sale on Sunday, March 13th after both services. Prices are $3.00 for a small loaf and $5.00 for a large one.
The deadline for the April Circuit Rider is SundayMarch 13th.
Please leave all articles in the mailbox in the church office or e-mail them to:
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From Our FriendsAnd Members
Dear Pastor Laura and the Asbury Family,I greatly appreciated the loving tribute for Paul Alan Tibbitts. Thank you for honoring him in such a heartfelt manner.
With love,Jean Tibbitts
Dear Pastor Laura and the Asbury Membership, We wish to thank you, your staff and the congregation for the lovely memorial service and celebration of our sister, Susan Steele’s life. It was a true tribute to her character and the love she had for her family, friends, students and community. She spoke very fondly of the Asbury Church community, and I know she had many happy memories of the events held there. A very sincere thank you for the part you played in making her feel welcome! Blessings to you and your congregation.
In gratitude and friendship,Nancy Jordan, Judy Purney
Sisters of Sue
I would like to thank my Asbury family for their graciousness, love and kindness in being a part of my dear friend and fellow Girl Scout, Sue Steele's memorial service held at Asbury on January 12, 2016. Sue was loved and respected by many, and even though she was not a member of Asbury UMC, she devoted a lot of time and energy at our church helping during events, fundraisers and scouts. When the call went out that I needed help with food, ushers, kitchen assistance and guidance, Asbury's members came out in droves and without question stepped in and made this very difficult time for the family that much easier. With the amount of attendees that paid their respects, we would have been overwhelmed if it hadn't been for the love and caring showed by all of you. Words cannot express my gratitude and love that I have for you all.
Respectively,Geri Beveridge
Emma Avery made the Dean's List at Eastern Connecticut State University for her first semester of her Freshman year. Her parents are Daria Avery and Dale Avery, her grandparents are Wayne and Edith Devino and Lorana Sardilli.
Plainville Choral Society presents"We Dream A World"
March 11 & 12 at 7:30 pmat Gloria Dei Lutheran Church.
In addition to many pieces that are designed to bring people together, it will feature the world premiere of "When Music Sounds" in honor of Peter & Maryjane Peluso, our director & accompanist for more than 40 years.
There will also be an appearance of a select choir from the Middle School of Plainville under the direction of Todd Helming.
Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door and can be purchased on line at http://www.pcsmusic.org/ or from Mal Cummings.
Join us at Wendy’s of Bristol on 1247 Farmington Ave.
Tuesday, March 1
Tuesday, April 5
from 5:00 – 7:00 pm
Stay and enjoy fellowship or get take out. Ask to have your receipt put in the Asbury UMC basket! We receive 20% of all sales made! Proceeds are split between apportionments and the Backpack Program.
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Easter Egg HuntSponsored by the Education Committee
The 4th Annual Women’s retreat will take place on April 23rd from 9 am to 3 pm.
This event is sponsored by WIF and will take place at Asbury. We have done several different types of retreats in the past and by far the favorite one was the first, so by popular demand we will follow that format with a new theme, “Surrender”.
This will be a fun spirited day that will include breakfast and lunch, fellowship, inspiration, music and an all around good time.
Asbury UMC will be holding a clothing drive collection from now through June 1, 2016. The following items will be collected: Men’s, Women’s & Children’s wearable & usable clothing, Shoes, Belts, Handbags, Linens (Bedding, Curtains, Towels, etc…), Stuffed Animals, Hard Toys.
We will receive money for every pound we collect. So go through your closets, basements, your friend’s closets and basements and bring them down to Asbury. Please be sure to put all items in a tied plastic bag.
You may bring your items to Asbury anytime during the week between 9a-12p, and on Sundays before and after services, and leave them in Wesley Hall.
If you need someone to pick up the donations, please contact the church office at 860-584-0529 and arrangements will be made.
Remember we are paid on a per pound basis, so why not share the information with others. If you have any questions, please contact Geri Beveridge.
WHEN: PALM SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 2016IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING COFFEE HOUR at 11:30 AM
WHERE: ASBURY UMC CHURCH AND GROUNDSFor children 3 years old through 5th grade
Parents are asked to stay with their children during the Easter egg hunt to ensure their safety.
A FUNDRAISER WILL ALSO BE HELD DURING COFFEE HOUR ON PALM SUNDAY TO BENEFIT THE EDUCATION COMMITTEE’S CURRICULUM AND SUPPLIES
HOMEMADE EASTER CANDY, COOKIES AND BREADS, AS WELL AS HANDMADE ONE OF A KIND EASTER CARDS
WILL BE FOR SALE SO STOP BY THEIR TABLE IN WESLEY HALL AND SHOW YOUR SUPPORT!
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Save The Date! Clothing Drive
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Tell us what Asbury means to you! You can submit your testimonials by emailing them to [email protected] or by leaving them in the church office. You can choose to have your name added or you may submit it anonymously. This month our submission is from the message given by Norm Fusaro on Laity Sunday.
Opening DayNorm Fusaro
I’m going to give you two important dates, September 9, 1993 and April 4 2016.April 4, 2016 is opening day for Major League Baseball. On opening day hundreds of thousands of fans will put on their team apparel and fill the ballparks all around the country. Going to the ballpark on opening day is magical. The spring air is warmed by the sun. The signature sound of the Wurlitzer organ is piped throughout the stadium and mixed with the voices of announcers making pregame predictions. The tempting aroma of popcorn and fried food fills the air. Vendors are hawking their products. Pea-NUTS! HOT Dogs! Ice cold Coke-a-co-la! Then, you make your way down the concourse and come up the ramp and out of the tunnel and right before your eyes is that hallowed ground, the ball field. You stop for a moment to take it all in. The manicured green grass that has been mowed in alternating directions creating a pattern that looks as if each blade of grass was tucked by a master carpet maker. And right in front, beginning at home plate is a geometrically perfect diamond, ninety feet on a side delineated by bright white chalk lines on perfectly raked brown infield dirt. If you are there early enough the grounds crew is spraying a mist of water on the infield to set it all in place. It’s absolutely breath taking.
Opening day is special because it represents a new beginning. All the events of the past are in the record books and everyone has a clean slate. Sins have been forgiven. Opening day is a fresh start. Winter is behind us and everything is going to be alright.
Baseball is a great metaphor about life. A team is many parts that make one body and while everyone on the team is wearing the same jersey each individual has a story.
One time I was watching a game between the Los Angeles Angels, or more correctly the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim and the LA Dodgers. Mike Trout was at bat for the Angels. The count was two balls and two strikes when Trout just unleashed on a fastball down the middle of the plate and sent the ball over the left center field wall. As Trout rounded the bases the camera focused on his parents who were sitting in the stands proudly applauding his accomplishment. Mike’s parents travel frequently from their home in Vineland, NJ to watch their son play ball.
Leading off the next inning for the Dodgers was Yasiel Puig. This was Puig’s second year in the big leagues and he played with all the enthusiasm of a kid. On the first pitch Puig did what he does best. He swung hard and sent the ball deep into the upper deck. A no doubt about it homerun into the upper deck. The camera followed Yasiel as he rounded the bases and fist bumped his third base coach on the way home. There was no camera shot of his family in the stands as there was for Mike Trout because Yasiel’s mother cannot travel to watch her son play ball. If she wants to listen to American baseball games on her portable radio she has to ascend to a second story roof top in order to get good radio reception in her home town of Cienfuegos, Cuba.
Here are two guys living the dream. Grown men playing a kids game and getting paid very well to do it but they each took an entirely different road to the ballpark.
Trout and Puig came from completely different backgrounds but they worked hard until one day they were called up to the big leagues. It’s much like that when God calls us from wherever we may be or whatever we may be doing.
Another example of baseball’s metaphoric relation to life is the clock or lack of a clock. There is no time clock in baseball. To quote the great Yogi Berra, “It ain’t over till it’s over.”
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MARCHGod’s Word of Prayer
1 Psalm 79 2 Psalm 80 3 Psalm 84World Day of Prayer 4 Psalm 85 5 Psalm 86Fourth Sunday in Lent 6 1 Kings 3.1-15 7 1 Kings 8.1-21 8 1 Kings 8.22-40 9 1 Kings 8.41-53 10 1 Kings 8.54-66 11 Jeremiah 32.1-15 12 Jeremiah 32.16-44Fifth Sunday in Lent 13 Jeremiah 42.1-22Great Lent (Orthodox) 14 Lamentations 1.1-22 15 Lamentations 3.1-33 16 Lamentations 3.34-66 17 Lamentations 5.1-22 18 Luke 11.1-13 19 Luke 18.1-14Palm/Passion Sunday (Western Churches) 20 Luke 19.28-48 21 Luke 20.1-26 22 Luke 22.1-38 23 Luke 22.39-71Maundy Thursday (Western Churches) 24 Luke 23.1-25Good Friday (Western Churches) 25 Luke 23.26-49 26 Luke 23.50-56Easter Sunday (Western Churches) 27 Luke 24.1-12 28 Luke 24.13-35 29 Luke 24.36-53 30 Jonah 1.1-17 31 Jonah 2.1-10
Youth Group and Friends will be hosting a Bowling/ Laser Tag get together on March 6th, 5:00PM at The Spare Time Bowling Alley in Bristol.
Please contact Lenny Cannon at 860-920-29270 or Harriet Donovan at 860-202-5798 if interested in attending.
The next meeting will be movie night at the Church on Sunday, March 20th at 5:00PM . Popcorn and cookies will be served.
Please bring fresh flowers on Easter morning to help create our Living Cross. The cross will be set up on the church lawn so you may put your flowers on it before church services.
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F E L L O W S H I P
Save The Date
March 1 @ 5 pm – Wendy’s Fundraiser
March 2 @ 6:00 pm – Soup & Sandwich Lenten Program March 9 @ 6:00 pm – Soup & Sandwich Lenten Program March 11 and 12 Girl Scout Sleepover March 13 Daylight Savings Time Begins Circuit Rider Deadline Irish Soda Bread Sale @ 11 am – Education Meeting March 16 @ 6:00 pm – Soup & Sandwich Lenten Program March 17 St. Patrick’s Day
March 20 Palm Sunday Holiday Food Collection Easter Egg Hunt Education Bake Sale
March 24 Maundy Thursday @ 11:30 am and 7 pm – Worship Services
March 24 Good Friday
March 27 Easter No Sunday School @ 6:30 am – Sunrise Service @8:30 and 10:00 am – Worship Services
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One time we drove from Philly to Baltimore to see the Phillies play the Orioles at Camden Yards. Camden Yards is one of the first of the newer ballparks built to look like the older parks. It’s situated in downtown Baltimore and has a brick and steel architecture reminiscent of the industrial buildings constructed in the early 1900s. Having bought the tickets online we were seated with a bunch of other loyal Phillies fans who traveled to Baltimore, all wearing our team paraphernalia and cheering for the Fightin’ Phils.
It was a sunny, picture perfect baseball kind of day. The Phillies and Orioles were playing good ball and we were well stuffed with barbecue beef from Boog’s BBQ, named for legendary Oriole’s first baseman Boog Powell. The day was spectacular but the Phils were down by four runs going into the eighth inning. Many Orioles fans cut out early believing this win was in the bag and they could beat the traffic home. Quite a number of Phillies fans in our section had left too. They had given up hope. What’s the use of staying, they thought, they’ll never win and we have several hours to drive home. But for those of us with faith we stayed and saw a great comeback win that was capped off by Travis Lee crushing a go ahead two run home run in the ninth inning. The Orioles fans were dejected but the Phillies fans were going wild. I recall saying to a couple of folks in our section who were out of their seats about to leave when Lee uncorked that homer, “And you were going home!” They would have missed it. They would have driven all the way to Baltimore, spent all that money and time and would have left before it was over.
But that’s how a comeback happens. A comeback is series of small events that, when strung together result in overcoming what appeared to be an unsurmountable challenge. In baseball it is a base hit, a stolen base, or a sacrifice bunt that set up scoring opportunities. Remember, a grand slam can only occur after three other players reach base. Don’t quit until the miracle happens.
I mentioned another date, September 9, 1993. That was the day when I began my comeback. God picked me up and training camp began. I knew I couldn’t continue to live my old life but I was stubborn and still held on to some old ideas and beliefs. Somehow I thought I was still in control but looking back I can see how God guided my path and put people and events in place that lead me to where he wanted me. Step by step I was lead to Asbury and to Jesus. For years I would attend meetings in Wesley hall and not pay any attention to the rest of this building. Then I started to feel a gentle push to go upstairs. The more I dismissed it the stronger the call became. Then one day I gave in and decided to attend Sunday service. I didn’t tell anyone I was going. On Sunday I got up, got dressed and drove to church. I even took the long way here. I walked up the stairs into the narthex then through the doors into the sanctuary and just like opening day at the ballpark I was overwhelmed with emotion. There was no popcorn and Roy wasn’t hawking programs but my burden had been lifted. I knew I was home. Winter is behind us and everything is going to be alright.
That Sunday happened to be communion Sunday. Pastor Laura invited all, and we mean all, to join at the table. Even me, I thought? I went to receive communion and I recall sniffing the little cup to make sure there was no alcohol in the cup. After kneeling at the altar and praying a moment I returned to my seat. I returned to that same seat the next Sunday and the Sunday after that and so on. That seat right there became my seat. It was like I had season tickets. But it wasn’t long before God moved me from the stands to the playing field and the game has gotten so much better.
There is no time clock in life. God does not play on our schedule so don’t quit until the miracle happens.
Look at this hour glass. The first thing I want you to notice is the sand never goes up. Life always moves forward. The bulb on the bottom is the past. If I live in the past I will be buried by the sands of time. I cannot change what happened yesterday so I don’t dwell on the past.The neck is the present. If you look closely at the neck you will notice it is always changing. Life is always changing. I am always changing. The sand up here (top) is not my sand. This is God’s sand and by His grace he freely gives me this sand one day at a time.
Amen.
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Easter Flower Fund At Asbury
Each year at this time an opportunity is given to those who would like to contribute to the Flower Fund of Asbury Church. This fund is used to provide palms and altar flowers on Easter and other Sundays of the year, and altar candles. Contributions to this fund should be sent to the church office or placed on the offering plate by Sunday, March 13, 2016 along with the information attached. The names of those memorialized or honored will be included in the Easter Bulletin.______I plan to take it after the ______Please deliver it to a 10:00 a.m. service. homebound person.
Given In Memory of:________________________________________________________________________
Given In Honor of:__________________________________________________________________________
Given by:__________________________________________________________________________________
A suggested donation of $10.00 is requested. Please make checks payable to Asbury UMC.Amount Enclosed____________
March 24 – Maundy Thursday Worship Service at AsburyTime: 11:30 am & 7:00 pm
March 27 – Easter SundayEcumenical Sunrise Service
On Federal Hill Green at 6:30 am
Worship Services at AsburyTime: 8:30 & 10:00 am
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday1
9:00 AM Crochet Class
5:00 PM Wendy’s5:00 PM Exercise Class
6:00 PM Stephen Ministry
6:00 PM Bell Choir
7:00 PM Boy Scouts
8:00 PM AA
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6:00 PM Soup & Sandwich Supper & Program6:00 PM Disciple II
6:00 PM Girl Scouts
6:15 PM Tai Chi
7:30 PM Chancel Choir
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10:15 AM Seniors
5:00 PM Exercise Class
6:00 PM TOPS
6:30 PM Boy Scouts
7:00 PM Girl Scouts
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6:00 PM Girl Scouts
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6 Communion, Dial A Prayer Collection
9:00 AM Adult Sunday School
11:30 AM – Christian Outreach
1:00 PM – Tai Chi
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7:30 PM NA
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9:00 AM Crochet Class
3:30 PM Soup Kitchen
5:00 PM Exercise Class
6:00 PM Bell Choir
8:00 PM AA
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6:00 PM Soup & Sandwich Supper & Program6:00 PM Disciple II
6:00 PM Girl Scouts
6:15 PM Tai Chi
7:30 PM Chancel Choir
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10:15 AM Seniors
5:00 PM Exercise Class
6:00 PM TOPS
6:30 PM Boy Scouts
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6:00 PM Girl Scout sleepover to 10:00 am
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9:00 AM Adult Sunday School
11:00 AM Education
1:00 PM – Tai Chi
Circuit Rider DeadlineDaylight Savings Time Begins
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7:30 PM NA
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9:00 AM Crochet Class
5:00 PM Exercise Class
6:00 PM Stephen Ministry
6:00 PM Bell Choir
8:00 PM AA
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6:00 PM Soup & Sandwich Supper & Program6:00 PM Disciple II
6:00 PM Girl Scouts
6:15 PM Tai Chi
7:30 PM Chancel Choir
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10:15 AM Seniors
5:00 PM Exercise Class
6:00 PM TOPS
6:30 PM Boy Scouts
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6:00 PM Girl Scouts
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20 Palm Sunday
9:00 AM Adult Sunday School
11:00 AM Easter Egg Hunt Education Bake Sale
1:00 PM – Tai Chi
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7:00 PM – American Legion
7:30 PM NA
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9:00 AM Crochet Class
5:00 PM Exercise Class
6:00 PM Bell Choir
8:00 PM AA
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6:00 PM Disciple II
6:00 PM Girl Scouts
6:15 PM Tai Chi
7:30 PM Chancel Choir
24 Maundy Thursday
10:15 AM Seniors
11:30 AM Service
5:00 PM Exercise Class
6:00 PM TOPS
6:30 PM Boy Scouts
7:00 PM Service
25 Good Friday
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27 Easter, No Sunday School
6:30 AM Sunrise Service
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7:30 PM NA
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9:00 AM Crochet Class
5:00 PM Exercise Class
6:00 PM Bell Choir
8:00 PM AA
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6:00 PM Disciple II
6:00 PM Girl Scouts
6:15 PM Tai Chi
7:30 PM Chancel Choir
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10:15 AM Seniors
5:00 PM Exercise Class
6:00 PM TOPS
6:30 PM Boy Scouts
Sunday Worship Services at 8:30 and 10:00 AM Fellowship Hour at 11:00 AM
If God didn’t withhold from us his very own Son, will God withhold anything we need? If trust must be earned, hasn’t God unequivocally earned our trust with the bark on the raw wounds, the thorns pressed into the brow, your name on the cracked lips? How will he not also graciously give us all things he deems best and right? He’s already given the incomprehensible.
—Ann Voskamp, One Thousand Gifts
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