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Call of Faith Faith United Methodist Church Telephone: 612-781-3167 2708 33 Avenue N.E. St. Anthony Village, MN 55418 Web: www.faithumchurch.com

Faith is Handicap Accessible Email: Faith@faithumchurch.com

June 2013 Edition

In This Issue Page

Around the Parish 9, 10

Church Calendar 11

Church News 1, 7

Community Connections 6, 8

Faith In Action 5

For the Beauty of the Earth 3

Music Notes 4

Over the Coffee 2

Summer at Faith Church 8

Church Contacts

Pastor Rev. Leigh Brown Pastor@faithumchurch.com

Director of Music Jo Halvorsen Joh@faithumchurch.com

Director of Faith Formation Rev. Susan Mullin Smullin@faithumchurch.com (Hours: Tues. Wed. Thu. 10:00 - 4:00) Communication & Facility Kristin Erlandsen Kerlandsen@faithumchurch.com Administrator (Hours: Mon. 9:00-4:00, Wed. & Thu. 9:00-3:30)

Finance & Membership Janet Olson Jolson@faithumchurch.com Administrator (Hours: Tues. & Wed. 8:30 - 3:30, Fri. 8:30-2:30) Organist Marie Kuglin

Treasurer Rod Long

Church News

Summer Worship Schedule Sundays: Worship Service - 9:30 a.m. Fellowship Time - 10:30 a.m.

Mondays: 9:00 - 2:00 Tuesdays: 8:30 - 3:30 Wednesdays: 8:30 - 3:30 Thursdays: 9:00 - 3:00 Fridays: 8:30 - 2:30

Servant Heart Ministries

We are pleased to welcome Servant Heart Ministries to our Faith Church building this summer! Servant Heart is a mission trip program of Camp Minnesota of the Minnesota Annual Conference. They provide mission trips for youth and intergenerational groups.

In their own words, Servant Heart says, "We build servant hearts in our participants and help

fill the needs of communities we touch through short-

term mission trips. Participants grow in their heart for

service, develop service skills, and find renewal and

growth in their relationships with God and others."

Servant Heart staff and campers will be with us for most of June and July. Please make them welcome if you see them around the building and grounds!

Servant Heart Day Camp

for Middle School Youth:

We are excited to offer a summer camp

for youth entering grades 6, 7, and 8

this summer! This program is run by Servant Heart

Ministries – funded by the Minnesota Annual Confer-

ence. Please spread the word to friends and neighbors.

What: A Christian camp that works to build servant

hearts by following Jesus’ call to serve others (James

2:17-18).

Where: We will meet at Faith UMC each day and travel

to work sites in Northeast Minneapolis and other

metro locations. We are collaborating with Community

UMC to offer this program that will include devotions,

service, team-building, and reflection.

When: Tuesdays from 8:30-4:30, June 25 through

July 30, 2013.

How to Sign Up: Contact Susan Mullin as soon as pos-

sible. Registration instructions are available on the

youth page of the church website:

www.faithumchurch.com.

Faith Church Summer Office Hours

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Over the Coffee by Rev. Leigh Brownby Rev. Leigh Brownby Rev. Leigh Brownby Rev. Leigh Brown

Ah, summer. As I write this, the weather has been cool and damp for a week, and is predicted to go on this way for another week. But the calendar says it is summer, and worship has moved to 9:30, and folks are practicing their speed in requesting their favorite hymns for hymn sing – the weather is sure to follow! Summer is usually a bit more low-key at Faith. The congregation shrinks on Sun-day morning as Minnesotans head to the lake and to visit family while the weather is good. Sunday School does not meet, choir and bells do not practice, there is no meal or worship on Wednesday evenings. It should be fairly quiet in the church, right? Time for the staff, Susan and I to sit back, meditate and ponder the meaning of life. Wrong! There are exciting things happening for our church this summer! Many of us will gather again with our friends from Nativity and the community to box meals for Feed My Starving Children. Volunteers will once again leave for Kentucky, to help re-build homes as part of Appalachia Service Project. Our church will be filled with youth participating in Servant Heart Ministry, sometimes as many as 60 youth sleeping on floors and eating from our kitchen. As summer ends, we welcome a new tenant in our building on Fridays, Project Home School, and again we will be blessed with children and youth in the building. Our choir room and our bell room will be under con-struction to become one all-purpose music room. Susan and I will work with leadership to create ways to take our church activities and message into the community. With all this happening, things may seem a bit more chaotic than usual, and all things may not be in their usual place, but that is the sign of a church alive! I invite all of us to be a part of what’s happening, to be aware of our feelings and reac-tions, and to allow ourselves to experience them – with open hearts, open minds and open doors. The Spirit lives at Faith Church!

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For the Beauty of the Earth by Rev. Susan Mullinby Rev. Susan Mullinby Rev. Susan Mullinby Rev. Susan Mullin

The River of the Water of Life

There is a beautiful vision near the end of the book of Revela-

tion. John hears a voice from the throne, saying “I am the Al-

pha and the Omega, the beginning and the end. To the thirsty I

will give water as a gift from the spring of the water of life.”

Then, John says, “the angel showed me the river of the water

of life, bright as crystal, flowing from the throne of God and of

the Lamb through the middle of the street of the city. On ei-

ther side of the river is the tree of life with its twelve kinds of

fruit, producing its fruit each month; and the leaves of the tree are for the healing of the nations.”

– Revelation 21:6, 22:1-3.

Imagine for a moment that the Mississippi River flows from the throne of God through the middle

of our city. It is a gift from God; water that comes from the spring of the water of life. The waters

themselves are clear and “bright as crystal”. Wherever the water flows it brings life to the land.

Trees grow on either side, producing fruit that is good to eat, and the trees have power to heal

the nations. When I think of the Mississippi in this way, it changes my perception. It becomes

much clearer to me that the river is purely a gift, just as the land itself, and the trees, and the

birds and the people are a gift of God. And the river consists of life-giving water for the thirsty in

body and spirit. It changes my perception of the river from a practical, scientific view to one of de-

light and praise and thanksgiving.

Faith UMC is in the Mississippi Watershed which means that the storm water draining from our

roof and parking lot ends up in the Mississippi River. This water is not cleaned or filtered before it

enters the river. The storm water picks up sediment, leaves, oil and other fluids that have dripped

from our cars and delivers these to the Mississippi. Water that flows across the grass may pick up

chemicals used to fertilize and kill weeds in our lawn.

Earlier this year I received a phone call from Nick Voss, a MN GreenCorps member who works

with the City of St. Anthony Village. He asked us to consider working with the city and with the

Mississippi Watershed Management Organization to create a rain garden that would help to filter

storm water leaving our property before it enters the storm drain. This would be one way we

could help prevent pollution from entering the river, and help maintain the life-giving qualities of

the water. It would also help us to connect with the city and neighborhood.

I am excited about this project. It is a small enough project that we can do it without becoming

overwhelmed. It’s an opportunity to care for creation here in our neighborhood, and educate our-

selves and our neighbors in the process. It is one way that we can live toward that vision of the

New Jerusalem – a vision that is meant to help us see our world with new eyes. “See, the home of

God is among mortals. He will dwell with them; they will be his peoples, and God himself will be

with them.” Amen!

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Music Notes

Sanctuary ChoirSanctuary ChoirSanctuary ChoirSanctuary Choir Director: Jo HalvorsenDirector: Jo HalvorsenDirector: Jo HalvorsenDirector: Jo Halvorsen

Kay Acton, Karen Allen, Deb Anderson, Emily Dennison, Bob Dexter, Mari Donaldson, Carla Erpelding, Elsie Graff, Alan Johnson, Doug Johnson, Joyce Jose, Andy Keck, Janice Khan Howard, Patsy Krinke, Terry Krinke, Tom Krinke, Diane Lewis, Steve Lohse, Neal McIntosh, Peggy O'Brien, Theresa Perkins, Pam Pettit, Kate Porter, Glenn Puncochar, Kris Schmitt,

Ben Skoblik, Jay Susag, Jeanne Vogt, Dennis Zurbay, Donna Zurbay

Centennial BellsCentennial BellsCentennial BellsCentennial Bells Director: Janet Johnson Director: Janet Johnson Director: Janet Johnson Director: Janet Johnson

Sue Bailey, Brenda Brelje, Adam Busacker, Karolyn

Busacker, Carol Grutkoski, Kathryn Grutkoski, Kathy Jerry, Nick Johnson, Andy Keck, Carla Keck, Rachel Keck, Cindi Lord, Deb Magnuson, Ben Mullin, Susan Mullin, Ann Perkins, Ginger Rucker, Janet Schafer,

Judy Vijums Faith Praise SingersFaith Praise SingersFaith Praise SingersFaith Praise Singers Director: Jeanne VogtDirector: Jeanne VogtDirector: Jeanne VogtDirector: Jeanne Vogt

Deb Anderson, Jo Halvorsen, Joyce Jose, Neal

McIntosh, Kate Porter

Organist Organist Organist Organist Marie Kuglin

Heavy Metal HuskiesHeavy Metal HuskiesHeavy Metal HuskiesHeavy Metal Huskies CoCoCoCo----Directors: Janet Schafer,Directors: Janet Schafer,Directors: Janet Schafer,Directors: Janet Schafer,

Ginger RuckerGinger RuckerGinger RuckerGinger Rucker Adult Helper: Karolyn BusackerAdult Helper: Karolyn BusackerAdult Helper: Karolyn BusackerAdult Helper: Karolyn Busacker

Cheryl Blaske, Sam Busacker, Maggie Carlson, Phyllis Frechette, Joanscott Hunter, Kampe Hunter, Trina Hyde, Karissa Loeken, Brooklyn Lunde, Stuart Scamehorn, Alex Wells

OthersOthersOthersOthers

Assistant Organist: Neal McIntosh

Assistant Choir Directors: Neal McIntosh Jeanne Vogt

All our vocal soloists, duets, quartets; plus our piano &

instrumentalist guest musicians.

Praise BandPraise BandPraise BandPraise Band Director: Neal McIntoshDirector: Neal McIntoshDirector: Neal McIntoshDirector: Neal McIntosh Assistant Director: Jeanne VogtAssistant Director: Jeanne VogtAssistant Director: Jeanne VogtAssistant Director: Jeanne Vogt

Tom Campbell, Lindsey Danger, Steve Danger, David Jose, Joyce Jose,

Marie Kuglin, Emily LaKosky, Jessica LaKosky, Anders Nygaard,

Liana Oja, John Oja Kent Reed

Celebrating Marie's 20 years of service at Faith Church ~ by Jo Halvorsen

Marie, thank you for 20 years of beautiful music!

I know you all have a special memory of her: organist, card giver, concerned friend, good listener, and there with a laugh or a prayer.

For me, Marie and I have a special relationship. She seems to be able to read my mind during rehearsals. If I want to go back and work on a section, she "rolls the pitches" for the choir even before I tell the choir where I want to begin. She notices things that need to happen or change before I do. And when we celebrate choir birthdays she plays a D7 chord to start "Happy Birthday" just when I think of it or, more often, before.

Have you noticed the Prelude and Postlude notes? She remembers the favorites of many of you and puts your name in the bulletin. She has often said "This is for John". When our youth want to play for the Pre-lude, Marie works with them to make them comfortable and ready.

I am sure you and I all know how wonderful she is and appreciate her hard work and dedicated service to the choir and Faith Church!

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Faith in Action

Congratulations to Denise Wells, the 2013 Minneapolis Volunteer of the year for Thrivent Financial for Lutherans!

We are so proud to announce that Faith Church's own Denise Wells was recently chosen by her employer as 2013 Employee Volunteer of the Year. She was cho-sen (along with one other employee) from an impressive group of volunteers who exemplify "living The Thrivent Way." Not only does she live a balanced and generous life, but she also inspires family, friends and coworkers to do so as well.

Denise began her life as a volunteer in college, working on a number of projects with her sorority. After college she volunteered for the Minnesota Historical Soci-ety, but it wasn’t until she went to work at Thrivent that she branched out as a volunteer. She credits the culture at Thrivent and Volunteer Time Off (VTO) with

helping her expand her area of influence as a volunteer.

"A Thrivent Builds" trip to Guatemala in 2010 was the launching point for a great relationship with Children of Lake Atitlan, an organization whose mission is to is to support the education of children in the commu-nities around Lake Atitlan, located in Southwest Guatemala. Denise returned in 2012 with a group includ-ing other Thrivent employees, transforming their school from drab grey to bright blue. They also brought school supplies and an overhead projector Denise bought from the Green Store to help the children learn.

Denise has a passion for history, and she has transformed that passion into a very popular volunteer event at Thrivent. As a new member of the Employee Volunteer Team (EVT), she jumped right in and recruited 25 Minneapolis and Appleton employees to volunteer as judges for Minnesota State Historical Society His-tory Day contests, resulting in more than 250 volunteer hours in that year alone. Her enthusiasm has re-sulted in expansion of the program for 2013.

Project Warm Hearts/Get Stitchy was a good volunteer project in Minneapolis when Denise agreed to take responsibility for it. Once again, she put her special brand of enthusiasm to work and turned it from a "good" event into a "great" event! Rather than monthly meetings for several hours, the Get Stitchy group in Minneapolis now meets weekly during the lunch hour. Denise handles all of the details from purchasing yarn to locating storage space (reusing old red plastic inboxes from Thrivent by using them to organize squares by color) and delivering blankets. Participation has doubled, and output from this group is amaz-ing. 157 blankets were donated to Project Linus in 2012.

How does she find time to volunteer? She rarely watches TV, and her family incorporates volunteering into their lives more each year. What advice would she give to others who are just starting as volunteers? “Find something that really interests you to start with, and then as you get into it more you can expand your base of volunteerism.”

Denise says, “I love working for an organization that has such a strong history of volunteerism! It is amazing to people when I tell them that my employer will give me time off to go do volunteer work every year and I can choose the activity! As a result, I try to pay back by doing as many types of volunteer work/activities as possible.”

As part of this honor, Denise will receive $5,000 to be donated in her honor to donate to the non-profits of her choice. She is splitting the money between groups that she has volunteered with this past year. They include the above mentioned: Children of Lake Atitlan, Ramsey County Historical Society, MN Historical Society and Project Linus. We are so proud that Denise is a part of our Faith Family, and we congratulate her on this wonderful honor!

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Community Connections

Plymouth Playhouse presents

The Church Basement Ladies in:

"The Last (Potluck) Supper"

August 1, 2013 - February

23, 2014

This is the 5th Church Base-ment Ladies musical - it

just gets better every time!

Box Office: 763-553-1600 Groups: 763-383-1073

Summer Camps Looking for camp opportunities for this summer? Visit

www.campminnesota.org or call 855-622-1973 (toll free) to learn about the multitude of camping options for your chil-dren. Brochures are available on the Welcome Center in the Commons, and "camperships" are also available! Camp Min-nesota feels strongly that any child who wants to come to camp should be able to attend! There are options for all ages!

Mounds View Community Theater

celebrates their 30th year

with a production of

"Les Miserables"

The production opens July 12 and runs for 12 performances over three weekends. More details and ticket information can be found at www.mvct.org.

Our own Neal McIntosh is a

member of the ensemble!

On May 14, 2013 Minnesota became the 12th state to legal-ize gay marriage – aided in large part by strong local church involvement! Beginning August 1st, any couple who wishes to marry in our state will have the legal right to do so.

In June we continue to celebrate our GLBT brothers and sisters with the Pride Festival at Loring Park on June 29 and 30, culminating with the Gay Pride Parade on Sunday. We

would love to have you join us at the festival, the parade, or both! Carpool-ing will be available from Faith for the parade on Sunday June 30th. Please meet at church at 9:30 a.m. Rev. Walter Lockhart of Walker UMC will lead us in worship at 10:30 a.m. in the parade lineup. Communion will be served to all who wish to receive. The parade begins at 11:00 a.m. with over 120 units of community members and supporters making up the Ashley Rukes GLBT Pride Parade. For more information visit www.tcrpride.org

Please sign up in the Commons if you plan to carpool so we know how many cars we will need!

Furniture and Bicycle Drive Saturday, June 22 9:00 a.m. - noon

Hennepin Ave. UMC parking lot

Downtown Congregations to End Homeless-ness (dceh) are collecting ADULT bikes and

gently used furniture for our neighbors in need!

Go to http:llwww.dceh.org for more information.

SAVE THE DATE!

You are invited to be a parade walker!

at St. Anthony Village Fest Parade

August 2nd at 7pm.

o Walk in parade to show support for Feed My Starving Children o Assemble coin wrappers, flyers & candy after worship on July 21 o Donate wrapped candy with twisted or flat ends (tootsie rolls, laffy taffy, etc.)

More information coming soon!

SUMMER INSTITUTE IN

SPIRITUALITY AND THE ARTS

TUESDAY, JUNE 11 – FRIDAY, JUNE 14

9:00 AM-3:45 PM daily

United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities

Workshops choices:

1) Dance and Spirituality: Returning to Attentiveness

Again and Again – Mary Moore Easter

2) Performance and Social Justice – Sarah Bellamy

3) Shelters of the Heart – Susan Armington

4) Poetry: Art as Social Change – Pamela S. Wynn

Registration: More information and online registration

at

www.unitedseminary.edu/CommunityPrograms/sum

merinstitute.asp -or- Renee Flesner at 651.255.6138.

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The Call of Faith is the newsletter of Faith United Methodist Church, St. Anthony, MN. Next deadline is Monday, June 10 2013. Please include information through August. Contact Kristin Erlandsen at 612-781-3167, or email to Kerlandsen@faithumchurch.com.

Church News (continued)

Average Attendance

April 128 Year to Date 132

Operating Income

Budget Actual

April $ 26,397.92 $ 21,137.50 Year to Date $ 105,592.05 $ 107,479.08

Trustee's Spring

Clean-Up Day Saturday, June 1 9:00-12:00

Come join the Trustees for their annual Spring Clean-up Day as they wash windows, clean up the grounds, and give the church a spring

cleaning. We would love your help. "Many hands make light work!"

Church Directory Updates

Have you moved, changed a phone number, added an e-mail address, had a name change or addition to the family? During July the Church office staff will be updating our Church Directory and we would like to include all the latest information. Please notify us of any changes or additions for the directory by calling 612-781-3167 or e-mailing faith@faithumchurch.com.

The next deadline for the Call of Faith is Monday, June 10. Please include all information through August, August, August, August, ---- as the next Call of Faith will be a combined July/August edition!

Office Closings

The church office

will be closed on the

following days in

June:

Friday, June 7

Monday, June 10

Friday, June 14

The next Simpson Meal will be served June 30.

Donations of home baked bars or cookies are needed. We also need help serving and preparing the food. We will leave church at 6:00 pm and serve dinner at 7:00 pm.

Please call Amy or Pete Neuswanger at 651 635 0576 or email at paneuswanger@gmail.com to let them know how you want to help.

Second Harvest Heartland is

currently seeking volunteers

to deliver grocery boxes to

homebound clients in Spring

Lake Park, Lauderdale, New

Brighton and St. Paul. Go to

www.2harvest.org for infor-

mation on how you can get

involved!

Rain Garden

We have been selected by the City of St. Anthony as a good location for a rain garden. This would be a small garden located along the south side of our parking lot that would filter runoff from the parking lot be-fore it reaches the storm sewer (and the Mississippi River). If you would be interested in participating in the planning and installation of this rain garden, please contact Susan Mullin (in the church office most Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays).

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Summer at Faith Church

Community Connections (continued)

Feed My Starving Children Mobile Pack Event St. Anthony Village High School Wednesday, June 26 6:00-8:00 PM Minimum age for volunteers is 5 years

Come and show your community spirit and do something that saves children’s lives! We are participating along with other churches, civic organizations and businesses in St. Anthony Village in a mobile pack event for Feed My Starving Children. This is an opportunity to learn about hunger related issues, pray for those in need, raise funds to cover the cost of meals and pack meals for the hungry. Through this powerful event, we can impact the lives of thousands of children. There are two ways that you can participate.

Packing Meals: Please sign up in the Commons if you would like to participate by helping pack food at St. An-thony Village High School on Wednesday, June 26 from 6:00-8:00 PM. The minimum age for volunteers is 5 years old. Other packing times are available on June 25-26. You can sign up for a different packing time online at www.fmsc.org (click on mobile pack, select mobile pack events, scroll down to St. Anthony in Minnesota, and click on “Get Involved.”)

Donations: On average, each person participating in the mobile pack event will pack 216 meals, at a cost of $50. We would like to raise the funds necessary to purchase the food that we will be packing. If you would like to do-nate, please make out a check to “Faith UMC” and put “Feed My Starving Children” on the memo line.

Feed My Starving Children is a non-profit Christian organization committed to feeding God’s children hungry in body and spirit. The approach is simple: children and adults hand-pack meals specifically formulated for mal-nourished children, and we ship the meals to nearly 70 countries around the world.

“Blessed are those who are generous, because they feed the poor.” – Proverbs 22:9

Summer Nursery

Our nursery will be staffed during the worship service

(9:30-10:30) for children from

birth through

age 4. Children

5 years and older are not allowed

to stay in the nursery. Having older children in the nursery makes it difficult for our nursery volunteers to main-tain a safe and welcoming environment for our younger children. See the options for older children listed here

First Sundays

(June 2, July 7, Au-gust 4)

Children 4 years old

through Grade 5

Summer is here! On the first Sunday of the summer months, the children are invited to join Susan Mullin for kid-friendly activities during worship (9:30-10:30). We will meet upstairs in the Commons (not in the Sunday school rooms). This summer our theme is “Lost.” On June 2, we will explore the parables of the lost coin and the lost sheep. All children are welcome to join us as we learn about the Bible stories through art, games, and drama.

What about the Other Sundays?

Children are always welcome in wor-ship, and summer is a great time to wor-ship as a family in a relaxed atmosphere. Try out one of the worship activity bags located on the stand near the entrance to the sanctu-ary (on the left side before you enter the sanctuary). We will be changing the contents of the bags from time to time, so come see what’s new! You are also welcome to bring snacks into the sanctu-ary for your children (and for you). “Allow the children to come to me,” Je-sus said. “Don’t forbid them, because the kingdom of heaven belongs to people like these children.” (Matthew 19:14-15)

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Church Calendar - May 2013

Bradley Childbirth Classes are held in Room 115 on most: Sundays 4:00 - 6:00 PM Wednesdays 6:00 - 8:00 PM

Date Event Time Sat . 6/1 Trustee Spring Clean Up Day 9:00 AM

Sun. 6/2 Graduation Sunday Worship 9:30 AM Fellowship 10:30 AM Cub Pack Leaders 4:00 PM

Mon. 6/3 Servant Heart All Day Scouts 7:00 PM

Tue. 6/4 Servant Heart All Day Finance Ministry Team 7:00 PM

Wed. 6/5 Servant Heart All Day Pastoral Staff Meeting 10:30 AM Investment Advisory 7:00 PM

Thu. 6/6 Servant Heart All Day Lectionary Group 12:00 PM

Fri. 6/7 Servant Heart All Day Church Office Closed Sat. 6/8 Men's Breakfast 8:00 AM Art & Soul 9:00 AM

Sun. 6/9 Worship 9:30 AM Fellowship 10:30 AM

Mon. 6/10 Church Office Closed Call of Faith Information Due Scouts 7:00 PM Wed 6/12 Pastoral Staff Meeting 10:30 AM

Thu 6/13 Lectionary Group 12:00 PM 500 Cards 1:00 PM Board of Trustees 7:00 PM

Fri 6/14 Church Office Closed

Sat. 6/15 NE Community Meal 6:00 PM Sun. 6/16 Father's Day Worship 9:30 AM Fellowship 10:30 AM Servant Heart 4:00 PM

Date Event Time

Mon. 6/17 Servant Heart All Day Scouts 7:00 PM

Tues. 6/18 Servant Heart All Day Communications & Marketing Team 6:30 PM

Wed. 6/19 Servant Heart All Day Pastoral Staff Meeting 10:30 AM

Thu. 6/20 Servant Heart All Day Men's Work Group 9:00 AM Lectionary Group 12:00 PM Scout Leaders 7:00 PM

Fri 6/21 ASP Group Leave for Kentucky

Sun. 6/23 Worship 9:30 AM Fellowship 10:30 AM Servant Heart 4:00 PM

Mon. 6/24 Servant Heart All Day Outreach Ministry Team 7:00 PM Scouts 7:30 PM

Tue. 6/25 Servant Heart All Day Faith Servant Heart Day Camp 8:30 AM Finance Ministry Team 7:00 PM

Wed. 6/26 Servant Heart All Day Mom's Club 9:45 AM Pastoral Staff Meeting 10:30 AM

Thu. 6/27 Servant Heart All Day Lectionary Group 12:00 PM 500 Cards 1:00 PM

Fri. 6/28 Servant Heart All Day

Sun. 6/30 Worship 9:30 AM Fellowship 10:30 AM Simpson Meal ASP Group Returns