CHAPEL CHIMESgrowing in faith...sharing Gods love

J U N E

2015

June Birthdays &

Anniversaries

1 Pam & John Fleming2 Zachary Krull 3 Dean & Marvalyn Kelly Alex Lamer4 Chase Winters Tyler Kloster5 Vaugn & Carolyn Kloster

Jim & LaRae (Appelgate) Little

6 Stephanie Lynch Owen Collins8 Bill & Cindy Ormston Peggy Lynch Abigail Beane John & Mechiele Winters Sarah Vint9 Matthew DeSchamp10 Bill & Tammy Backoff11 Jim Drahozal12 Caleb & Michelle Sieh Leah Svendsen13 Lynn & Claire Handorf Chris Krull Regann Bessman Ryann Bessman14 Codi Groth Heidi Langenbau15 Richard Kloster16 Jane Appelgate17 Pam Fleming Amy Niedermann19 Bill & Tammy Backoff Josh Stanley20 Jay Beichley Lee & Patti Cornwell Chris Stanley21 Michelle Beichley Sieh Abby Svendsen22 Abigail Kemp23 Lisa Appelgate26 Ross & Beverly Iverson

Ross Murty28 Hannah Grace Beane Pheu Lamer29 Mark Appelgate30 Gary & Darlene Koster

KEEFERS KOR NE R I am not sure if other school districts do this, but at the end of the year, the North Tama Elementary School has what they call a field day. All the students from K-6 gather at the football field for races of varying length, softball throwing, and tug-of-war. It is a hoot to watch the kids as they compete. I had the joy of attending this year and watch our 1st grader granddaughter, Josie, get in on the action. The longest of the races is one lap around the field. The kids can sign up for whatever races they feel most confident about. Our Josie prefers the shorter races, but regardless of who is in the races, the crowd cheers for every competitor. As we were watching the kids run that full lap (400 yards) you can easily see which kids have exceptional running ability, and which ones have exceptional heart. Regardless of the order of finish, the crowds cheer. There were a couple of instances that had me thinking ourselves as Christians. You know, the apostle Paul had a great interest in sporting activities and he often compared our lives as Christians with athletic competition. As I watched those kids run, more than my joy of cheering with all the other families in the stands, I really enjoyed watching all these young students holler and root for their classmates. The first kid would cross the finish line and delight in finishing first, but then would turn and yell encouragement to the others, especially for the ones that were coming in last. And they would all hug and high five. It almost made a guy cry. As exhilarating as watching those kids cheer, more so was what happened in one race, the 400. One young fellow was leading with quite a lead on the kid in second and beyond. But with only a short distance to the finish line, he fell in exhaustion. He was clutching his chest and seemed to be in some pain. The boy who was in second stopped to help his friend up. The other kids kept running and passed them both. Finally, the fallen boy got up and finished the course. He came in second to last. The boy who had helped finished last. By stopping to help his friend, the boy who would have won came in last. I got to thinking who really won that race? Weve been watching the television series A.D.-The Bible Continues. It follows the events that took place after the crucifixion of Christ. Often times, both the Romans and the Jewish leaders make comment about this messiah of theirs being dead. Story over. Threat over. Order restored. Why then, they wonder, are these follows of the dead messiah still organized and ecstatic in spreading their good news? Even willing to suffer brutal treatment and death? The Romans and Sanhedrin had thought they won the race. But the winner was The One who came to earth and stooped to help the fallen, depressed, and down-trodden to finish their course, even if it meant He came in last. At least, last in the eyes of the world. Their belief was that, since He was dead and they were still alive, they had won the game. With apologies to the French and George Carlin, au contraire, mon frere. No, it wasnt The One who stooped to help those who had fallen, who was the loser. It was the ones who turned their backs on Christ, and continued running past The Truth, who lost. It is Christ who has taught that death is not the ending, but the beginning. It is Christ who taught, among other blessings, that those who show mercy will be shown mercy. Read all those blessings in Matthew 5, The Beatitudes. Do you ever feel like you are losing the race you are running? Ever feel like there is just too much pain to continue the race? Hear the Good News Jesus stopped along His course of eternity to minister to the poor inspirit, that they may find the strength and encouragement to finish their race on earth, and be with Him in eternity. Pretty cool, when you think about it. May God richly bless you in your day. See you in church. Pastor Mark

_Chapel News

Dan & Tricia Steen will be moving around June 1 to South Dakota to be closer to their son, wife and grandbaby. Chapel will miss you so much!

Congratulations again to all of our school and college students who have completed another year and excelled in so many areas!

Congratulations to Betula for being in the United States for five years! Parents are Dean & Michele Messerly.

Did you know??

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This is a reminder that there WILL be regular Sunday School and church at Chapel on June 14. There will not be a Bible School program. Everyone is welcome to come from 3-3:30 pm each day for the Celebration time.

Baby JacobCongratulations to Rusty Brown and Kristen Rhodes on the birth of a son, Jacob Elijah Brown. He was born April 18, 2015, at 6:59 pm, weighed 8 lbs and his height was 20 inches. Welcoming him home is big brother, Jordan. Other great news to share is that Rusty proposed on Mothers Day to Kristen! No date set yet. Many congratulations to

your family! Their address is 1560 200th St, Gladbrook, IA 50635; Kmiller_1986@yahoo.com.

______________________________________________________________Wanted: Jr Sunday School Teachers

Heidi Langenbau, Junior Sunday School superintendent, would like to finalize preschool through high school Sunday School teachers for Sept, 2015-May, 2016 very soon. The more teachers we have, the less work it is for everyone. The material is very easy to use, especially with Barbara Burt putting each weeks lesson in an individual folder and Ann Jackson for making sure each classroom has the needed supplies. Please contact Heidi ASAP at 641-499-2541 or langenbauheidi@gmail.com if you are willing to help. Thank you.______________________________________________________________

Save June 20 for Ice Cream Social

Hello Chapel Friends! Here is a link to this year's Ice Cream Social Work Schedule!! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lTqKiCYbB8h2pTGRD3e74aQ8aRjtwC9XBaFiRTGJXcI/edit?usp=sharing

Our numbers are down,so we had to be creative with where we placed people. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE read the schedule carefully and if you can not be here to fulfill your duties, YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE TO FIND YOUR OWN REPLACEMENT!! You might be on the list more than once,maybe even more than twice, so PLEASE look closely!! Also, in years past there has been a surplus of ice cream left over. This year, we are trying to eliminate that problem. BEFORE THE SOCIAL. CHAPEL MEMBERS CAN PRE-ORDER 6 QUARTS OF ICE CREAM. There will be a sign-up sheet in the narthex. Our guests who purchase a meal the night of the social will be able to purchase an UNLIMITED NUMBER OF QUARTS. After we are done cleaning up, CHAPEL MEMBERS CAN THEN PURCHASE AN UNLIMITED QUANTITY OFICE CREAM. THERE WILL BE NO ICE CREAM SOLD ON SUNDAY, JUNE 21 (the day after the social) as it is Father's Day. Please make your plans accordingly. If you have any questions, please speak to an ICS member. Thank you in advance for all your help! We would like everyone to wear their purple Chapel Ice Cream Social t-shirts again this year. It lets people know who to ask if they have a question. Please signup on the bulletin board by June 1 or contact Amy Bland. Cost is $9.50. The Ice Cream Social Committee - Matt & Ann Jackson Dale & Heidi Langenbau Rusty Brown & Kristen Rhodes

Donald Mann, Mary Greeley Hospital, recuperating from broken hip; 1111 Duff Ave, Rm 4047; Mary Greeley Hospital; Ames, IA 50010

Ryan Hook, health concerns Pastor Dean Kelly, recovering

from deep flesh cyst, NOT cancerous! New address as of May 1: Dean & Marvalyn Kelly, Vriendschap Village, 2602 Firfield Rd, Apt 104, Pella, IA 50219; cell phone & email address remain the same.

Lindsey Groth, diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma stage II; pray for wisdom for doctors

Philip Ormston, continued slow progress; corrected address: Pate Rehabilitation, 200 Esters Rd, Irving, TX 75061; Bill & Cindys grandson

Family of Hepsy Daniel, who passed away May 11; Celebration of Life service will be June 13 at 3:00 pm at First UMC, Marshalltown; our sympathy to son Rev. Paul & Jennifer Daniel and family

Khan Sung, Leon & Carol Lamers daughter-in-laws father, heart problem

Jace Hlas, right leg not healing like doctors want

Chapel News

Our Circle of

Concern Bible School

Plans for Vacation Bible School are underway. The big event willbe Mon-Fri, June 8-12, at Chapel Church from 1:00-3:30 pm. Allchildren going into kindergarten and through sixth grade are welcome. As in previous years, we are joining together with the churches in Garwin. Unlike previous years, there will not be a Bible School program this year. Many exciting events are being planned for the entire week. The theme is Weird Animals. The children will explore Bible stories, participate in crafts, games, and enjoy snacks. Volunteers are still wanted and needed! We hope many children will attend VBS. Thanks so much for your help and support!

Director, Claire Handorf, 641-473-2909, lchandorf@gmail.com.

Dear Parents:Get ready for a peek at the unique!

At Weird animals VBS, kids discover that Jesus love is one of a kind. Weird Animals is a habitat filled with incredible Bible-learning experiences. Games, crafts, Bible songs, and tasty treats are just a few of the standout activities that help faith flow into real life. (Since everything is hands-on, kids might get a little messy. Be sure to send them in play clothes and safe shoes.) Plus, we will help kids discover how to see evidence in everyday life- something we call God sightings. Get ready to hear that phrase a lot. As stated earlier, everyone is welcome to come from 3-3:30 pm each day for the Celebration time.

Parents, grandparents, and friends are invited to join us in the Tail End Celebration each day at 3 pm.

Mark these dates on your calendar: June 8-12. The fun begins at 1 pm and will end at 3:30, call this number 641-473-2909 or email me at chandorf@yahoo.com to register your children for this VBS adventure. All children K-6 are invited. No preschool classes this year.

There will again be a bus provided to and from VBS: Garwin School leave 12:30 pm; Green mountain leave 12:45, VBS out at 3:30; Green Mountain arrive 3:45 pm; Garwin School 4 pm.

Yours in Christ, Claire Handorf, Your Weird Animals VBS Director

When registering include your childs name and grade going into next year.

Registration forms are on the back bulletin board. Give to Claire Handorf or bring on first day of VBS.

Chapel News

Looking Ahead . . .

Worship Attendance

April 26: 90May 3: 66May 10:102May 17: 94May 24: 62

July 5: 10:30 am, Worship service, potluck & pool forFourth of July party at Doug &Linda Svendsens, following worship service (Age-Level incharge: *Marla Hlas, ConnieBuchman, Dana Rosacker,Carolyn Kloster, Janice Collins,Kelly Newcomb) Tues-Sun, July 7-12: MarshallCounty Fair Tues-Sun, July 14-19: TamaCounty Fair

Newsletter HelpThank you to Vaugn and Carolyn Kloster, Shirley Svendsen and Sue Koster who label, stamp, tab, and mail the monthly newsletters each month. If you would like to join in the fun, please contact Sue Koster, or just come to the Fellowship Hall the Monday after the last Sunday of each month. If you would like to stop getting a hard newsletter copy, please email Sue Koster, swkost@iowatelecom.net. We would be glad to send an email copy to you. If interested, please send any monetary donations for printing, stamps, labels, etc. to Vaugn Kloster, PO 369, Gladbrook, IA 50635.____________________________________________________________ Chapel Showers Congratulations to Brent Havelka and Alyssa Briggs on their upcoming August 15 wedding. We area having a green shower for them so be looking for the envelope on the back bulletin board. Also, congratulations to Siera Richter and Matthew Schwartz on their December 31 wedding. Dee Burt has volunteered to help organize Sieras shower, possibly sometime in October. Stay tuned!

____________________________________________________________Parenting Class

The Parenting Class is on hold for right now. If you would like to activate it again, please contact Dee Burt or Sue Koster. Thanks!____________________________________________________________

Summer Jr Sunday SchoolJunior Sunday School children, ages 3 through sixth grade, will meet together at 9:30 am in the Fellowship Hall starting June 7 and ending August 30. A different teacher will lead the multi-age class each Sunday of the summer. Teachers, feel free to ask others to help you and to trade Sundays. Some multi-age books are on the bottom shelf of the bookcase by the copier. Please copy the lesson you will use, write the date in the table of contents, and replace the books for the next teacher. Thank you.___________________________________________________________________

Church CampHave you heard about the 2015 Iowa United Methodist Camping opportunities? There are catalogs, brochures, DVDs and a lot more to check out at http://www.iaumc.org. The three camp locations are Okoboji, Pictured Rocks at Monticello or Wesley Woods at Indianola. We hope Chapel boys and girls and even families will attend a camp this summer. If interested in financial help, please contact Lori Somers, Administrative Council chair, 641-751-5063.___________________________________________________________________

Mission OpportunityEveryone is invited for lunch and a mission experience after church June 7 as we hear about the Orphans of Teso in Uganda, Africa. Dylan DeBruin, with Childrens Hope Chest, will be sharing his experience in the Teso region of Uganda, setting up three care points for orphans and vulnerable children. Plan to stay after church to hear about this mission opportunity for our community of faith. Chapel Mission Committee____________________________________________________________ 2015 Graduates

Congratulations to our high school and college graduates! They were recognized during the May 10 worship service and presented with gifts by our Nurturing Ministries representatives, Bill Backoff and Tammy Burt. Below are the graduates that were present. Gods blessings on all of you!

(l-r): Michael Svendsen, Iowa State; Michael Burt, Iowa State; boys who graduated from GMG: Noah Winters, Noah Thurston, Tyson Strayer, Bryce Newcomb, and Jeff Hughes. Absent were Sonya Beichley-Rouser, North Central; Sierra Winters, MCC; and GMG graduate, Matthew Carlon

Chapel News

Thurs/June 4: 7 pm, UMW Sat & Sun/June 6 & 7: Iowa

Annual Conference, IA Events Ctr, DSM

Sat/June 6: Marshall County Mounties

Sun/June 7: 9:30 am SS, 10:30 am Worship service; Communion; Lunch for Orphans of Teso presentation by missions committee

Mon/June 8 Fri/June 12: 1:00 pm-3:30 pm, Bible School at Chapel; Claire Handorf, director (no Sunday program)

Sun/June 14: (No VBS program) 9:30 SS; 10:30 Worship service

Sat/June 20: Ice Cream Social~6:30 am mix & crank ice cream; 5:00 open for public

Sun/June 21: 9:30 am SS, 10:30 am Worship service, Fathers Day Recognition (YF & Witness committee)

June 25-28: Gladbrooks Corn Carnival; theme: Hooked on Carnival

Fri/June 26: Newsletter items due

Sun/June 28: 9:30 am SS; 10:30 am Worship service; Ad Council mtg after church, Carolyn Kloster & Lori Somers, lunch

Mon/June 29: 9 am, help prepare newsletters in Fellowship Hall

June CalendarJr SS Teachers

Jr & Sr High~June : Marla HlasMulti-Age Teachers and Openings (material in bookcase by copier)June 7: Sue Koster (note change)June 14: Lynn & Claire Handorf (note change; no VBS program)June 21: Ann JacksonJune 28: Chris & Marci Krull

July SS TeachersJr & Sr High~July: Randy & Susan BeichleyMulti-Age Teachers and Openings (material in bookcase by copier)July 5: Carol LamerJuly 12: Sue Koster (note change)July 19: Dana RosackerJuly 26: Bill & Tammy Backoff

M&M Sunday School Teaching RotationJune: Ross Iverson (note change)July: Lynn Handorf (note change)Aug: Stan Koster (note change)Sept: Vaugn KlosterOct: Mike VintNov: Stan KosterDec: Dan Beane______________________________________________________________________

Memorial Day Service Sunday morning worship continued on May 24 with a memorial service to honor all of the veterans buried at Chapel Hill cemetery. Because of the rain, the nurturing committee had a very appropriate service in the sanctuary.

Bill Backoff told the history of Memorial Day. Chris Krull read "Have You Looked At a Soldiers Face? and encouraged each of us to thank a soldier. The soldiers present included Pete Hoing, Lynn Handorf, Dan Steen, Stan Koster, and Don Carlon. They each told their name, branch of service, and years of service. Lynn Handorf called out 35 veterans names, plus the unknown soldier. Family members came to the front to take a red or white carnation, which were provided by Lois Groth. At the conclusion, Phil Collins played Taps on his trumpet, and David Collins played the echo. This annual remembrance reminds us of the sacrifices of our veterans. Thank you to the nurturing/worship committee for planning the service: Tammy Burt, Ross Iverson, *Bill Backoff, Phil Collins and Linda Svendsen.

Participating in the Memorial Day service were these veterans (l-r): Stan Koster, Lynn Handorf, Pete Hoing, Dan Steen & Don Carlon. Helping with the program were Bill Backoff and Chris & Marci Krull.

Chapel News

Sarah Janet Squires Beane, 75, died on April 22, 2015. She was born in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania on February 2, 1940, the second child of Richard and Janet Harris Squires. Until her teenage years her family lived in Gladwyn, Pennsylvania, then in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia where her father took a teaching position, and finally in Ames, Iowa.

Sarah attended Haverford Friends Elementary School, the French high school in Addis Ababa, graduated from Westtown School in West Chester, Pennsylvania, attended Oberlin College and obtained her degree in Physical Therapy from Washington University in St Louis in 1963.

Sarah worked as a physical therapist at several hospitals in the Minneapolis area before joining the American Friends Service Committee rehabilitation team in Vietnam in 1967 to work with civilian amputees during the war there. Later she opened new physical therapy departments in Ames and Manchester, Iowa. During these years her hobbies were singing and skiing.

Sarah married Daniel Beane on April 5, 1969. Their first two years of married life were spent in Manchester, Iowa where she established a physical therapy department. Then they returned to Dans family farm where she was active in the management and work of the farm.

Sarahs service to the larger community included serving on the regional board of the American Friends Service Committee, volunteering for Head Start, serving as 4-H club leader for the Marion Merry Maids and the Marshall County Mounties, being a spokesman for the American Soybean Association, leading as an officer for the Marshall County Porkettes, serving on the executive committees of the local and state boards of the American Association of University Women, helping as a regular volunteer at the Green Mountain School, being an officer of the OWO womens club and participating in the Marshall County Farm Bureau Womens organization. She was hostess to foreign exchange students and international visitors from many continents. Along with her husband, she shared in the leadership of several youth mission teams to Tanzania, Kenya, Bolivia and Belize. They also spent several winters serving at the Friends Theological College in Kenya and later at the Cayo Deaf Institute in Belize.

Sarah was a lifelong member of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) and was an active participant in the fellowship of the Gladbrook Chapel United Methodist Church where she was a Sunday School pianist and teacher and was active in the Volunteers womens group. For many years she participated in the international Bible Study Fellowship.

She and her husband, Dan, established the Beane-Squires Scholarship for graduating seniors of the Green Mountain-Garwin school to recognize and encourage high moral standards among the students.

Sarah is survived by her husband, Dan, her daughter, Heidi (Brett) Koopman of Brooklyn Center, Minnesota and their two children Elijah and Gabriella, and her son Douglas (Heather) Beane of Sydney, Nova Scotia and their 4 children Hannah, Abigail, Saralyn and Christopher. She is also survived by her brother E. Chadwick Squires and her sister Barbara French. She was preceded in death by her parents Richard and Janet Squires.

A memorial service will be held in the manner of Friends at 3:00 PM on Sunday, April 26 at the Chapel United Methodist Church at 1597 Abbott Avenue, rural Gladbrook, IA.

Memorials may be directed to the Cayo Deaf Institute in Belize (with a notation on checks made out to Chapel Church) or the Friends Theological College of Kenya (with a notation on checks made out to Friends United Meeting).

Sarah Beane1940-2015

UMWThe Chapel UMW met Thursday, May 7, 2015, at 7:00 p.m. at the church. Karen Collins and Marcia Wiese presented the lesson on mothers around the world who are safe today because of our giving. As evidenced in the Biblical story of Mary and Elizabeth, we were encouraged to build friendships and support between older women and younger women.

Susan Beichley, president, called the meeting to order. Nine members answered the roll call by describing something their parents did for fun. The secretarys minutes from the December meeting and March Spring Breakfast were read and approved. Correspondence was read from Dan Beane, Leon & Carol Lamer, GMG Elementary School, JoAnn Neven, Judy Oswood, and Sue Koster. Shirley Svendsen gave the treasurers report. It was approved, and bills were presented.

Education and Interpretation chair, Karen Collins, reminded us that mothers often do the impossible! She also gave this thought: Life is made up of two dates and one dashMake the most of the dash.

Eight cards have been sent. Shirley Svendsen purchased a rose bowl for Dain and Tonia McBride.

For New Business, the monthly project was discussed. Kathryn Burt moved and Cindy Ormston seconded that we give a donation to the Storks Nest, which is a resource for young women. Motion passed.

Kathryn Burt was thanked for donating two drip catchers to use with coffee and cold drink containers for large gatherings.

Mission U will be July 19-22 and also October 16-18 at Iowa Valley Conference Center in Marshalltown. If anyone would like to attend, our unit will pay the registration fee. Janice mentioned that today was National Day of Prayer, and we needed to unite together to pray for our country.

The next meeting will be June 4 at 7:00 pm. Kathryn Burt and Carolyn Kloster will have the program; Karen Collins will give the Education & Interpretation report; and the hostesses will be Claire Handorf and Sue Koster.

Prayer requests were given. Carolyn Kloster and Connie Buchman served a delicious rhubarb dessert on tables decorated with flowers.

Secretary Pro-Tem,Sue Koster_____________________________________________________________________________________________________

Chapel Ladies Cemetery AidThe Chapel Ladies Cemetery Aid met for lunch on May 13, 2015, at 12:30 pm at the Ox Yoke Inn in Amana. We enjoyed a delicious meal and then visited the small shops near the restaurant. We returned to the Ox Yoke Inn for dessert and held our meeting.

President Connie Appelgate opened the meeting with a poem. Roll call was answered by five members. The minutes of our April meeting were read and approved. Correspondence was read from the Marshall County Food Box and Dan Beane. The treasurers report was presented and placed on file. There were no bills presented,

Old Business: New flags have been purchased to replace several that are in bad shape, which need to be destroyed.

Vivian LeVier is working on a map of the graves.

Kathryn Burt mentioned she will rework the map handed out when placing flowers on Veterans graves on Memorial Sunday.

New Business: We will put the flags up at the cemetery on Thursday, May 21st

, time to be determined.

Committee Reports:Hiring-Smiths have received their first payment for mowing.Cards-Four cards have been sent.

Our next meeting is June 10 at Dysart where we will tour two gardens, eat lunch, and shop.

Connie Appelgate thanked Karen Handorf for driving us to Amana today.

President Connie Appelgate closed with a prayer.

Respectfully submitted,Carolyn Kloster, secretary

Chapel News

CHAPEL CHURCHgrowing in faith...sharing Gods love

A monthly publication of Chapel United Methodist Church1597Abbott AvenueGladbrook, Iowa 50635

Pastor Mark Keefer (319) 479-8502; cell (319) 239-4743; mdkeefer@windstream.net

Secretary Amy Niedermann- (641)499-2530; cell (641) 691-3315 amyniedermann@ymail.com

Group Email: chapel@iastate.eduChapel Blog: http://chapelfriends.blogspot.com

Ushers Mus ic ians Mus ic & F lowers Ch i ld ren s sermon Nursery Sunday Schoo l

June Lee Cornwell & Phil Collins

Marcia Wiese & Sue Koster

Jr/Sr: Marla HlasM&M: Ross IversonAdult: Kathryn Burt

7 Ross & Beverly Iverson

Marla Hlas Barbara Burt & Brooke Rosacker

Multi-Age: Sue Koster

14 Stan & Sue Koster Claire Handorf N/A Multi-Age: Lynn & Claire Handorf

21 Dan Beane Susan Beichley Barbara Burt & Brooke Rosacker

Multi-Age: Ann Jackson

28 Mike & Cathy Vint Pastor Mark Jake Hlas & Garrett Groth

Multi-Age: Chris & Marci Krull

July Bill & Cindy Ormston

Marcia Wiese & Kathryn Burt

Jr/Sr: Randy & Susan BeichleyM&M: Lynn HandorfAdult: Kathyrn Burt

5 Chris & Amy Bland Marla Hlas Jake Hlas & Garrett Groth

Multi-Age: Carol Lamer

12 Chuck & Dana Rosacker

Claire Handorf Ann Jackson & Madisyn Anderson

Multi-Age: Sue Koster

19 Mike & Barb Plaehn Cathy Vint Ann Jackson & Madisyn Anderson

Multi-Age: Dana Rosacker

26 Stan & Sue Koster Pastor Mark Claire & Karen Handorf

Multi--Age: Bill & Tammy Backoff