Open hearts~Open minds~Open doors

Brodhead United Methodist Church

501 1st Center Ave., Brodhead, WI 53520

608-897-2515

umcb_scty@frontier.com ~ www.brodheadumc.org

February 2012

Time doesn’t march on, it races ahead! In our Worship Committee meeting we could hardly believe we were planning our activities for Lent. I had already looked at some re-sources to use during our Wednesday night services for lent and found a study written by Adam Hamilton. It is called 24 Hours That Changed the World. We will begin the Lenten season on Ash Wednesday at 7:00pm. The following Wednesday evenings will begin with a potluck meal at 6:30pm in the fellowship hall. At 7:15 the adults will move to the sanctuary while the children and youth with have their own study of 24 Hours That Changed the World.

With this study we will be guided through the last day of Jesus’ life. We will start with the biblical foundation for our study followed by a video of the Holy Land showing the place where our study is fo-cused. We then will take some time to consider some questions and discuss.

I look forward to sharing 24 Hours That Changed the World with you during the coming season of Lent. May it be a time of introspection and renewal for us personally and as a congregation.

Grace and Peace

Pastor Hap

Christian Education News

This year don't say "no" to something for Lent, say "yes" to prayer and being a Prayer Part-

ner! The Prayer Partners will pray for each other every day, and in turn will be prayed for. We

hope many will feel an extra blessing during this season of Lent.

February 5th and 12th you will have the opportunity to sign up in the worship service. If

you are not apply to attend those dates and would like a Prayer Partner please call the church

office and let them know. You will be paired with someone, and during worship on February

19th all partners will receive a blessing.

Remember to attend the Wednesday studies during Lent. We will be using the book “24

Hours That Changed the World” by Adam Hamilton. There will be 3 classes: Adults, Youth and

Children. Come and enjoy this time together.

Vacation Bible School is around the corner! Well maybe not around the corner but it is time

to decide what we are going to do. If you would like to help me pick this year theme please let

me know as this needs to happen soon.

I want to thank everyone for the support you have given me this past month as your new

Christian Education Director.

KID KORNER Do you ever wonder what is happening with our Sunday School

kids? This was too precious to pass up.

One of our 5K students came home from school and shared their experience with their mother. My friend and I prayed before we ate lunch at school today. We both bowed our heads and folded our hands and thanked God for our food. Lots of kids were curious about what we doing so we told them that we were praying and thanking God for our food. Other kids wanted to join in also then.

No wonder Jesus loved the little children so much!!

Right after Christmas we sent our hand bells to be reconditioned. They should be back

sometime in February. After the Adult Hand Bell Choir played I had youth and children

come to me and ask if they could play too.

I will be starting all age groups as soon as the bells are back. The schedule will be:

Children (grades 2nd-6th) Sundays @ 4:00pm

Youth (grades 7th—12th) Sundays @ 5:15pm

Adults Sunday @ 6:30pm

If you have any question please call me at 897-9188. Kathy Itson

THANK YOU, SUE! The Staff Parish Relations Committee invited you to celebration together in honor of Sue Welch’s retirements as the Christian Education Director. Come and say thank you for her unselfish dedication to our education department. We will join together on February 12th at 9:45am in the Fellowship Hall.

Many thanks go to Irv and Kay Case for coordinating our Family Many thanks go to Irv and Kay Case for coordinating our Family Many thanks go to Irv and Kay Case for coordinating our Family Many thanks go to Irv and Kay Case for coordinating our Family

Promise volunteers and being instrumental in our congregation's par-Promise volunteers and being instrumental in our congregation's par-Promise volunteers and being instrumental in our congregation's par-Promise volunteers and being instrumental in our congregation's par-

ticipation with Family Promise of Green County. ticipation with Family Promise of Green County. ticipation with Family Promise of Green County. ticipation with Family Promise of Green County. They have given They have given They have given They have given

and continue to give many hours to make sure things run smoothly and continue to give many hours to make sure things run smoothly and continue to give many hours to make sure things run smoothly and continue to give many hours to make sure things run smoothly

and our guests needs are met.and our guests needs are met.and our guests needs are met.and our guests needs are met.

Thanks to all of you who supported me as I recovered from my recent surgery. I am so great-

ful to Pastor Hap for his visit; to Vicki Evenson for dropping by to check on my recovery; to

those who provided food and to the many of you who sent cards. A special hug of gratitude to

the artist who created the soft lacy brown prayer shawl. Most of all, thank you for your

prayers! -- Mary Friederich

Thank you for all your prayers and good wishes that helped me through my surgery and recovery. With

two good knees there’s no telling what I can accomplish now! Thanks also for your cards, your phone calls

and the great food that showed up at our house. Much love and appreciation, Nita Carson

Stay Committed To Your 2012 Resolutions Weight Loss Challenge

@ The Brodhead Library

Monday, Feb 13th @ 6pm

Lose Weight, Win Cash & Prizes & Have Fun!

For only $35 you will receive 12 weeks of personal coaching, free metabolism test, group support, weekly accountability & education

to change habits and a chance to win Cash and Prizes!

For more information or to register call—608-214-3075

Let's Snack!!

You're reading it here. I am promoting snacking. You've had a month to try your 2012 resolutions to diet, lose weight etc. etc. Perhaps you have been too extreme in denying yourself and have failed as a result. Snacks are considered to be a portion of food smaller than a regular meal and generally eaten between larger traditional meals. Eating snacks works to stave off hunger and can actually promote weight loss. This may be a result of maintaining an even blood sugar level throughout the day and having something in the stomach to promote a mechanical feeling of full-ness. Now, before you hit the candy aisle at the local convenience store let's be perfectly clear that I am referring to snacks as nutritious mini-meals and not just junk food binges. Perhaps it would be best if you started by keeping a food diary to know when, what and how much you consume throughout the day. Then do some planning. Pick out some healthy snack recipes and make lists of those foods you like so you can incorporate them into your grocery shopping. You need to have healthy snack foods on hand to avoid impulse shopping or running through fast food lines. You might even label a bowl with each of your family member's names to keep their snacks available. Each day you can fill the bowls with the snacks for the day to control portions and make everyone ration their bowl's contents throughout the entire day. For instance, if you make a large container of GORP (good old raisins and peanuts) do not set it out to allow for non-stop consumption. A plastic baggie with a set portion will lessen the temptation for that “grazing” Cut and bag portions of fruits and vegetables to have them quickly available to grab and go. Let's look at “healthy snacks”. To keep up energy levels and avoid weight gain steer clear of foods with simple carbohydrates (sugars) like candy bars or soda. Eat those foods with complex carbohy-drates, like whole grain breads, and cereals. Combine them with protein-rick snacks like peanut butter, hard boiled eggs, or low-fat yogurt or cheese. Read food labels, including the serving size. Terms like “all natural” or “pure” does not necessarily mean nutritious. “Lo fat” and “lite” are not al-ways low calorie. A granola bar seems to mean healthy but many are loaded with trans fats and can contain lots of sugar. Make snacks interesting and change them up. Whole-wheat pretzels with spicy mustard, rice cakes with peanut butter and raisins are healthy, tasty, and easy. Consider healthier substitutions for your typical snacks. Baked tortilla chips and salsa or air popped popcorn are better than chips and dip. Nonfat frozen yogurt or sorbet is an improvement over ice cream....and remember to control the serving size. An 8 ounce mug of hot chocolate has only 140 calories and 3 grams of fat while a chocolate bar has 230 calories and 13 grams of fat! Hummus is usually a great improvement over dips and spreads. You can google hummus recipes to make them more economical than the store-bought versions and you can vary the flavors to everyone's liking. One of the kid's favorite hummus recipes may likely be peanut butter flavored. If you would like a copy of this recipe just pick one up from the nurse's desk at church. Avoid the urge to nibble when you are bored, frustrated or stressed. Learn other techniques to cope with these emotional triggers to eating. Last, there are a couple of things which help augment snacking pleasure and control the binging. Keep yourself hydrated to promote a sense of fullness. Increase your exercise or walking, as that can lift your mood and remove the temptation to snack. So, snack and be guilt free, just keep it healthy! Healthy snacking can make a healthy body, Vicki Evenson, Parish Nurse

February's Fruit & Veggie

Mango Cut and eat fresh as a snack or toss into a salad.

Incorporate into salsa for topping chicken or seafood. Blend into smoothies for a tropical flavor.

Use in recipes that call for diced fruit when baking.

Bok Choy (Chinese Cabbage) Eat raw or add to coleslaw or salads. Top sandwiches or burgers with it.

Incorporate into stir fry or other oriental recipes, soups or stuffing.

News from the Library – February 2012 New Video This Month

Courageous Honor begins at home.

Four men, one calling: To serve and protect. As law enforcement officers, Adam Mitchell, Nathan Hayes, David Thomson, and Shane Fuller are confident and focused. Yet at the end of the day, they face a challenge that none of them are truly prepared to tackle: fatherhood. When tragedy hits home, these men are left wrestling with their hopes, their fears, their faith, and their fathering. Can a newfound urgency help these dads draw closer to God... and to their children? Protecting the streets is second nature to these men. Raising their chil-dren in a God-honoring way? That's courageous.

OTHER

There are several books and videos that have been signed out for up to six months ago and have yet to be

returned. If you have one of these, please return as soon as possible. Thank you.

The Purpose of United Methodist Women The organized unit of United Methodist Women shall be a community

of women whose purpose is:

• To know God and to experience freedom as whole persons

through Jesus Christ.

• To develop a creative supportive fellowship.

• To expand concepts of mission through participation in the global ministries of the church.

"Tell Your Story" to be the subject of our February Unit Program

Luke 1:4 states the purpose of Luke's narration of the story of Jesus...So that you may know the truth concerning the things about which you have been instructed.

Has someone ever asked you why you believe a certain way? It might be about why you are a part of a group or organization or even a church that they have heard of, but do not participate in. Words flow as you tell of its importance in your life and for your community. With the Christian faith being interpreted by so many denominations, I can imagine nieces and nephews and grandchil-dren asking us why we worship here and not there. Why is mission so important to us?

Janice Davenport will share a program entitled "Tell Your Story" from our 2012 program book on Thursday, February 23rd. Please try to read Luke 1:1-4 and Luke 4:16-19 before we gather. De-sert will be served by Bernice Swartz and Betty Earleywine. Won't you join us at 1 pm in the Fellow-ship Hall? Lets shake those ice cycles off and warm one another together. Inquiring minds are ea-gerly welcomed!

Mustard Seed has Arrived

Or have we? On February 11th, we will conclude our study of Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World, chapter 12. Can these two parts come together? Our author states, Christianity is a process and not an event. It is a journey, not a destination. Do I hear a sigh of relief? Does this mean I must continue to struggle to unify having a Mary Heart in a Martha World...or does this mean I must surrender MY ways? Come join us in room 23 at 9 am on February 11th as we conclude this chal-lenging study.

The following month, on March 10th, we will continue our journey of allowing God to change us from the inside out, with the study of Having a Mary Spirit, by Joanna Weaver. You may purchase this at a Christian book store or on ebay. If you need assistance ordering a copy, please see JoAnn Steuri or Mary Friederich. Come join us as we share our understanding of God's word.

Spring Fling ... Saturday, April 28th

This winter chill invites me to look at my spring calendar and jot down places to go and sights to see. One will be on Saturday, April 28th, as we carpool to Monona UMC in Madison for our Capital District Spiritual Growth Retreat. Our theme will be Immigration in the Bible, a 2012 School of Chris-tian Mission theme for this summer. The Rev Mary Kathryn Pearce from the Northern Illinois Con-ference and a past SOCM teacher will be our study guide who will lead us through the middle east beside familiar Bible characters.

Our unit pays for all of our registration costs for this retreat... snacks in the morning and a filling noon lunch are included. We will leave the church parking lot about 7:30 am to arrive an hour later for treats.

Won't you join us as we renew friendships with our sisters throughout the district? Registra-tion to Caroline or Mary is due before April 21st.

United Methodist Reading Program

Here are a couple of books that I am now reading that qualify for the reading program. 2009—Education For Mission: Many Faces One Church by Ernest S. Lyght, Glory E. Dharmaraj & Jacob S. Dharmaraj This manual is designed to help lay people and clergy understand the context, theology, ministry and mission of cross-racial and cross-cultural pastoral appointments in The United Methodist Church. Written by persons who have successfully served in such appointments, they share what they wished they had known before be-ginning and what they believe the church needs to understand in order to fulfill its theological mandate of in-clusivity.

2012—Spiritual Growth: Wasabi Gospel: The Startling Message of Jesus by Shawn Wood Wasabi Gospel takes you on a quest to really examine the words of Jesus and their impact on our lives. Us-ing seven well-known gospel passages, the book unpacks their real significance and explores what life would really look like if we lived out those seemingly subtle commands of Christ. When I am finished with these books I will donate them to the church. Remember to check our city library as you can get many of the books there.

NEW CARPET IS COMING!!

The installation of the new carpet will start on either Feb. 27 or March 5th.

Help will be need to move items before installation and put items back after in-

stallation. This will be done in sections. The first section will be the library, the back of sanctuary up to and

including the sound system. Bookcases, tables, chairs & sound system cabinets will need to be removed the

Monday start date & put back.. Proceeding to the front of the church, choir pews, alter, piano, organ, speak-

ers will need to be removed and put back.

A sign-up sheet will be available later on the table in the back of the church once the dates are con-

firmed.. Please put date &the time of day you are available. Any questions, please call 608-214-8289.

Jane R Copus, Trustee Chairman

Relay For Life Kickoff

The entire Brodhead community is invited to attend the 2012 Kickoff event for

Relay For Life of Green County. Join the committee at the Bank of Brodhead

community room on Saturday, Feb. 11th at 9:30 am to hear the exiting plans

for 2012. The community will also meet the 2012 Honorary Survivor and

Caregivers. Last year, our Brodhead United Methodist Team participated in the

Relay and we hope to continue the tradition again this year.

Funeral Meal Update

We have updated the funeral meal work list. Due to the amount of changes we have had in our church body in the last year we found it necessary to take this step at this time. Thank you for your patience while we worked on this matter. Sheryl Beyer Funeral Coordinator

Betty Earleywine 897-2549

Carolyn Braund 214-0130

Cynthia Nelson 897-2254

Denise Anderson 897-8696

Glayds Wiliams 897-2962

Jacqualyn Werner 361-1557

Jaimi Noriega 228-7047

Janice Davenport 897-8386

Jodi Olson 897-3616

LaVena Clark 897-2073

Linda Gissing 897-4219

Margaret Gadow 897-42-19

Maxine Turner 897-2903

Mildred Becker 897-2268

Nancy Lentz 897-4007

Nikki Matley 558 7818

Rita Vickers 897-2082

Susan Zweifel 897-4276

Theresa Braund 214-3075

Vicki Boegli 897-4152

Leah Pawlish 897-4328

Barbara Clark 897-4249

Catherine Gissing 426-0959

Eileen Gilbertson 897-8006

Enid Frie 897-4577

Harlene Gerber 897-2954

Jamie Oliver 862-3212

Jessie Gilbertson 897-2802

Jo Ann Steuri 897-2980

Joanne Ten Eyck 897-2543

Joy Burns 897-8263

Karen Benton 897-2728

Katheryn Schneider 897-2375

Kay Case 420-1004

Mary Dodd 897-2110

Patti Mazzarisi 879-2179

Sue Wolter 897-2221

Suzanna calhoon 897-2176

Tami Jacobson 897-4715

Vonda Fowler 897-6200

Jane Copus 897-2249

Arleen Hintzman 897-2623

Beverly Curtis 897-4023

Carol Herrli 897-2018

Carol Meythaler 897-4436

Carol Pawlisch 897-4101

Carol Tallman 897-3367

Diane Rabe 897-2607

Jamie Sauer 897-8599

Kathy Itson 897-2738

Judy Ainsworth-Gilmore 897-3462

Kathleen West 293-2242

Lisa Miller 931-3022

Michelle Lederman 897-8446

Mindy Walthers 897-2976

Nita carson 897-2035

Patty Kraft 897-2742

Shirley Christman 897-2229

Susan Prien 897-2821

Wendy Roth 934-1847

Brodhead UMC is looking for a part-time secretary to assist the Pastor with duties

including, but not limited to recording weekly contributions and membership in-

formation, creating the weekly bulletins, taking phone calls and various other du-

ties. Candidate must be computer literate (PC), possess great interpersonal skills,

be task-oriented, responsible and willing and able to work in an ever-changing

environment. The position is 18 hours per week, paid hourly and resumes will be

accepted until the position is filled. Interested candidates should submit a resume with refer-

ences to UMC Secretary, C/O Wendy Schaver 4025 County Road T, Brodhead, WI 53520. Sched-

uled start date is Monday, April 2, 2012. Questions can be emailed to umcb_pstr@frontier.com

Caroline Kamps

Alma Ross 897-8083

Ann Brown 897-9497

Bernice Swartz 897-2443

Dawn Dix 897-3926

Deborah Kamps 897-8461

Delores Olsen 897-8348

Denise Smith 897-4209

Gladys Helland 897-2437

Jennifer Brady 279-3049

Kandie Flannery 897-2694

Maureen Shrier 921-1350

Nancy Nettesheim, Jr 897-4807

Nyla Durkin 862-7276

Pat Peterson 897-2264

Pauline Hulburt 897-2241

Stephanie Gritzmaker 897-8440

Sue Welch 897-2876

Teri LaBorde 897-4130

Marcia Peterson 436-8728

Sherri Cowan 897-2544

Ann Schwartz 897-2534

Candy Keltner 879-2310

Carol Kaderly 897-4268

Carol Prudhon 882-5957

Deb Bennett 293-5005

Deb Conway 897-4630

Debra Burns 897-4615

Dorothy Shimko 897-2256

Karen Wright 897-3707

Kim Johnson 558-1839

Lucille Mauermann 897-2316

Lyvonne Olin 897-4432

Maci Hoesly 558-4931

Michelle Marquette 295-6556

Sharon Curless 897-4828

Susan Coplien 897-4681

Vicki Everson 897-2952

Winona Walters 897-8048

Helen Rabe 897-4289

Barbara Marie Elmer 897-4567

Bridget Zimlo 268-5711

Carol Schneider 897-4701

Carole Campbell 897-3755

CarolSue Wolter 897-4786

Charlotte Janes 897-8037

Edith Kitchen 897-4685

Fan Hanson 346-7070

Janet Williams 897-4649

Janice Schneider 897-4422

Jennifer Flory 862-2091

Joyce Steiner 897-8737

Krishell Blumer 862-3444

Lucille Schwatzlow 897-2285

Margaret Rabe 897-2604

Paula Schneider 897-8008

Shelly Gerber 751-3466

Susan Kay Dodge 558-1594

Sandy Meyer 897-2291

Carole Riese 897-2064

Carolyn Williams 897-2269

Christine Hammon 862-3952

Darlene Schwatzlow 897-4441

DeAnn Schlittler 897-2259

Elizabeth Malkow 897-2023

Heather Jordan 897-3870

Heather Oliver 879-2187

Janet Nenneman 897-2343

Jean McClaren 897-4351

Jessica Hoesly 295-1499

Karen Searles 897-8277

Laura Hodgson 897-443

LouAnn Sarow 897-8357

Sheryl Johnson 897-8405

Shirley Jackson 897-2001

Teresa Hammon 835-3528

Teresa Nafzger 225-5574

Susan Ostrander 897-2394

Jeanine Jackson

Amy Schooff 897-4984

Beverly Deininger 897-2307

Danielle Jorgensen 558-9218

Darcey Bedward 897-9299

Dawn Shimko 897-6133

DeAnne Boegli 897-8597

Denise Benton 897-8109

Donna Olsen 897-2261

Doris Schultz 894-4042

Jackie Covert 897-2735

Jean Peterson 897-2950

Jeanne Pinnow 558-1956

Kristen Novy 897-4346

Mary Fredricks 897-2399

Mary Milks 897-4109

Mary Rundle 897-4245

Patty Anderson 897-9120

Wendy Schaver 897-2731

Dorthy Gessert 897-4479

Our Administrative Council at Work…

At the January meeting, the Administrative Council reviewed and discussed many exciting plans to continue Jesus’ mission through work of our congregation. Here are a few of the highlights of what is happening:

Our apportionments are current and have been paid through the end of 2011! Praise God for our faithful and supportive con-gregation.

Kathy Itson has accepted the Director of Education position. She is working with Sue Welch dur-ing the transition period. A celebration of Sue’s ministry and retirement will be held on Sun-day, Feb. 12th.

Our congregation hosted Family Promise guests Dec. 25th – Jan. 1st. Many thanks go out to all of the volunteers that made this possible. Our next host date will begin on March 25th.

Our noisy can offerings for the first quarter of 2012 will be given towards providing hats, mittens, and school supplies for Elementary School children.

Our Trustees will be selecting carpet for the Sanctuary and Narthex area. The carpet will be in-stalled by Easter. The plans for a covered drop-off area on the land west of the church will proceed this spring. Handicapped doors will be placed at the lower level entrance.

The United Methodist Women are in the process of setting up several programs and speakers. They have invited Anita Henderlight to speak this spring about her work in South Sudan.

Deanna Shimko will be here this spring to share her mission updates with us.

Our youth will be assisting at the Brodhead Clothes Closet in January.

Our Funeral Luncheon Coordinator and Helper list has been updated and will be sent out to all members in the near future.

Our Pastor has been very busy meeting the needs of our Congregation. At future meetings, he will be working with the members of the Administrative Council to review and define our minis-try plans.

CHRISTIAN FICTION BOOK CLUB

We will meet on Wednesday February 8, 2012 at 4:00 PM. We will be discussing "AN INVISIBLE THREAD" written by Laura Schroff and Alex Tresniowski.

Just a quick update We only have 16 more payments until the loan is paid off! I'm so excited that I wanted to share this in-formation with the congre-gation. Thanks to every-one for their gracious giv-ing. Joella

Please find a replacement if you can't serve on your scheduled day.

February 2012

Date Ushers Greeters (early service only)

Worship Leader Scripture Reader ACOLYTES

2/5/2012 Shawn Olson Walt & Gladys Williams (N) Vicki Evenson Sue Wolter Alexis Oliver

(early) Debb Bennett Duane & Kathryn Schneider(S) Whitney Gerber

Linda Gissing Coffee Host

David Gissing Set up - Karen Wright

Clean up - Kandi Flannery

(late) Jim & Nyla Durkin Irv Case Kay Case

2/12/2012 Bob Olin Clarence & Carol Kaderly(N) Randy Kim Johnson

(early) Bill Welch Diane & Margaret Rabe(S) Johnson Tyler Matley

Deb Conway Coffee Host Justin Roth

Tim Conway Set up - Pat Peterson

Clean up - Mary Friederich

(late) Jim & Jane Copus Jo Ann Steuri Jamie Noriega

2/19/2012 Marty Wright Clarence & Carol Kaderly(N) Michael Flory Jennifer Flory Blake Boegli

(early) Karen Wright Diane & Margaret Rabe(S) Cameron Novy

Bob Olin Coffee Host

Bill Welch Set up - Kay Case

Clean up - Janice Davenport

(late) Merlyn Nenneman

Jim Kamps Jim Durkin Jo Ann Steuri

2/26/2012 Randy Johnson DeLyle & Janice Davenport(N) Ray Pawlisch Carol Pawlisch Tony Tallman

(early) Ron Nenneman Dean & Leah Pawlisch(S) Evan Blumer

Bruce Peterson Coffee Host

Dean Braund Set up - Janice Davenport

Clean up - Mary Friederich

(late) Jim & Jane Copus Kay Case Laura Hodgson

March, 2012

3/4/2012 Shawn Olson DeLyle & Janice Davenport(N) Ray Pawlisch Carol Pawlisch Brady Bruns

(early) Bruce Peterson Dean & Leah Pawlisch(S) Kyle Braund

Dean Braund Coffee Host

Ron Nenneman Set up -

Clean up -

(late) Jim & Nyla Durkin Irv Case Kay Case

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1/23/2012 Nursery Care Provided by Jamie Oliver (early service only)

February BirthdaysFebruary BirthdaysFebruary BirthdaysFebruary Birthdays 1 Kevin Skatrud 2 Jeff Skatrud 4 Jacob Staffon 6 Amanda Nenneman 8 Mary Milks, Gerald Kamps 9 Autumn Wolfe 10 Matthew Schneider, Maci Hoesly 12 Richard Clark, Dean Braund 13 Sue Welch, Craig Rabe 14 Margaret Gadow, Casey Flannery 16 Nathan Wheeler, IsaBella Mansfield 17 John Nicholas, Victoria Wright, Bailey Watson 18 Christy Olin, Eryka Exum 19 Vincent Mazzarisi, Lily Gritzmaker 20 Dorothy Gessert, Clyde Curtis, Peter Speckman 21 Onnikah Oliver 22 Deborah Kamps, Kathleen West, David Rabe 23 Patricia Kraft 25 Dale Lentz, Janice Schneider 28 Lindsey Dodd, Logan Gritzmaker

February AnniversariesFebruary AnniversariesFebruary AnniversariesFebruary Anniversaries 3 Clyde & Beverly Curtis 5 Mark & Nancy Oliver 8 LaMerl & Christine Hammon, Dean & Carolyn Braund 14 Troy & Shelly Gerber, William & Wendy Roth Jr., Donald & Sandi Schoville 17 Gerald & Betty Earleywine 18 Wade & Patti Kraft 28 Art & Carole Riese

Sunday Worship Times 8:30 am Traditional service

9:45 am Sunday School 11:00 am Contemporary service

Sunday morning services air on cable channel 988 on Sunday at 11am.

Church Office Hours Monday-Wednesday 9am-12pm, 1pm-3pm

Thursday 9am-12pm

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