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Vol. 18 No. 43
October 24, 2015
www.poplc.org
Prince of Peace is a …
• Hub of spiritual transformation using God’s Word, Sacrament, and Prayer,
• Equipping us to build networks of vibrant Christian communities,
• Extending to our homes, to our neighbors, and beyond, making disciples of Jesus.
Inside:
Adult Education Classes . . . page 3
Family Ministry Announcements . . . page 4
Women’s Ministry . . . pages 6 & 7
Dr. Wallace W. Horton: Musician,
Preacher, Teacher, Coach
As Dr. Wallace (Wally) Horton prepares to retire after 45 years of fulltime ministry, with grateful hearts we celebrate his 15 years of ministry to us. Called to be Minister of Worship and Spiritual Transformation at Prince of Peace, Wally has faithfully presented the Gospel in each worship service he prepared, exhorting and blessing us in every worship experience—whether we are choristers or musicians under his creative direction or congregants in pews listening for God’s voice and Holy Spirit inspiration. Dr. Horton’s academic and theological credentials that helped prepare him for a life of music and worship ministry are distinguished: a B.A. (1970) and M.A. (1976) from Long Beach State U.; Lutheran Teachers Colloquy (Commissioned Minister of Religion) (1971) from Concordia U. in Seward, NE; Masters in Church Music (1987) from Biola U. and Talbot Seminary; and Doctor of Worship Studies (2005) from the Robert Webber Institute for Worship Studies, Orange Park, FL.
Growing up in Anaheim, CA with his brother and sister, Wally attended Zion Lutheran School for eight years, and there he first experienced the call of God on his life. Wally preached his first sermons as a 2nd grader at Zion after he and a classmate were "selected" to be the classroom co-pastors. (Wally’s mom made his robe and his dad made the lectern.) Some early mentors who influenced Wally were his piano teacher Dorothy Cook; his 6th grade teacher/music director at Zion, Mr. M.C. Schlieske; and Mr. Walter Knigge, 8th grade teacher and Zion principal. Others who have significantly impacted his life are Doug Hensley (Bethany), dear friend Dr. Bill Locke (mentor at Biola), world renowned composer and organist Paul Manz, Dr. Wilbur Held (organ teacher), Rector John Yates (The continued next page
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Falls Church), and Dr. Robert Webber (founder of The Institute for Worship Studies).
From 1970 to 1989, Wally served as a 5th grade teacher and coach, directed music bands, choirs, and handbells, and then as both Organist and Minister of Music at Bethany Lutheran Church and School in Long Beach where he directed eight choirs, including the 80 voice Adult Choir and ensembles.
It was in June 1971 at Concordia Teachers College, as Wally pursued his LCMS Colloquy, that God further revealed His plans and great gift for him, for that is when and where he met Joan, also a teacher and his beautiful wife of now 43 years, who was attending a summer workshop. After a whirlwind courtship that had God’s hand in it from the outset, they married in 1972. Wally and Joan continue to model a beautiful marriage as they do their faith. Blessed by the birth of their daughter Rebecca in 1976 and son David in 1981, Wally and Joan’s family was further blessed with daughter-in-law Becky and granddaughters Esther and Grace.
During his years at Bethany, Wally received more than 20 calls to other Lutheran churches, but in 1989 God led Wally to accept a position at The Falls Church in Falls Church, VA. There he served the body of Christ for 11 years as Senior Organist, directed the 70-voice adult choir, directed two youth choirs, developed the church orchestra and oversaw the worship life of the 2500 member church. Wally composed and published the choral hymn and anthem, “Our Lives You Rule”, performed for the dedication of The Falls Church’s new sanctuary in 1992.
Not everyone knows that musically-gifted Dr. Horton is also a talented athletic Coach Horton, coaching boys and girls basketball for 25 years! From 1997-2001 he was an assistant coach of girls basketball at WT Woodson High School, from 2003-2006 at Chantilly HS, and then served as Head Coach of the girls varsity team at Centreville HS from 2006-2012, during which time he was twice named Concorde District’s Coach of the Year and also acclaimed as the Northern Region’s Coach of the Year in 2008. In addition, Dr. Horton also taught choral music at Robert Frost Middle School in Fairfax from 1997-2003.
In September 2000, Dr. Horton accepted the call to become our Minister of Celebration, the first Core Ministry at Prince of Peace. During Wally’s leadership among us he developed our multi-generational church orchestra, continued to develop a music and worship ministry that has touched the lives of people of all ages, and oversaw the installation of our beautiful 27-rank Steiner-Reck Pipe Organ. Integral to Music and Worship Ministry, the entire area of prayer and spiritual transformation at Prince of Peace has been emphasized and encouraged through the work of Dr. Horton and many faithful prayer partners.
We give joyful thanks to God and to Wally for his fruitful and tireless ministry to us! And yet—while we support Wally’s and Joan’s decision to rest from their labors and enjoy a more leisurely pace of life, we boldly pray that Wally’s ministry though music and worship will continue for many years, and that our fellowship will continue.
~Lori Grosz
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Sunday Morning ALIVE
Adult Education Classes, 9:45–10:45am
Jesus said, “I have come that you may have life and have it abundantly.” The goal of Sunday Morning ALIVE is to offer adults this life through
Christ-centered and life-changing Bible Study, prayer, and Christian conversation.
Excellence in Leadership – A Study of Nehemiah (Fellowship Hall) How can we love fully and lead others at the same time? Nehemiah shows how to be an action and prayer-oriented leader, a servant, and realist while loving God above all. Boundaries – When to Say Yes, When to Say No (Room 26 - Library) How can we love fully and not burn out? This study offers Biblically-based encouragement in how to set healthy boundaries that glorify God and help others. Armed and Dangerous – Praying the Lord’s Prayer with Boldness (Room 21) This course seeks to connect God’s promises to prayer and raise the confidence of those who desire to pray with more boldness. Home Remodeled: Hope for the Family (School Lobby - Downstairs) This come and go group offers flexibility for the busy parent or person. Each week a new theme is discussed that encourages families to love more fully and become better equipped in their family faith walk. Acts of the Apostles (Room 30, led by T.K. Kearney) This small group study focuses on the early church’s growth despite cultural opposition. Ephesians (Room 24, led by John Storm) This small group study encourages believers to walk as “imitators of God.”
As you leave worship today, pick up your
Fall 2015 Adult Education Catalog,
and make plans to attend a class today!
Tuesdays, 7-9pm Starts Sept. 15 (13 sessions) Room 21 Do you know someone who is experiencing divorce or separation? Tell him or her about DivorceCare, a weekly seminar/support group featuring Biblical principles for healing from a divorce. Childcare is available.
www.poplc.org/divorcesupport for further information or to register.
1st & 3rd Mondays, 7-9pm Starts October 5 Room 21 Grief Share is a bi-monthly seminar and support group designed to help you rebuild your life after losing a loved one. Our group is led by caring people who have experienced grief and want to help you through the difficult days ahead. Childcare is available. www.poplc.org/griefsupport for further information or to register.
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Youth Ministry
SUNDAY SCHOOL:
Regular Sunday School begins at 9:45am in the Sanctuary. Living Water (Teen Praise Band)
Rehearsal Wednesdays, 6pm Wednesday Night Bible Study
Senior High Youth, 7-9pm Youth Small Group
Tue. evenings; Contact Rob Urps ([email protected]) NEW! Youth Prayer & Praise Service for 7-12th Grades, Wed., Oct. 21 and Nov. 18, 7pm: Meet in the Sanctuary for an interactive time of singing, prayer and learning. After, we divide into separate Jr. and Sr. High youth groups for friendship, food and fun until 8:30pm. Club 56 Wednesday, Nov. 4, Fellowship and service time. See this page. FOR MORE INFORMATION: [email protected]
Sunday School Teachers
and Substitutes Needed
for Kindergarten
and 2nd Grade Classes!
Please Contact Joen Schultz:
Request for Hypothermia
Shelter Volunteers
Prince of Peace is hosting the FACETS Hypothermia Shelter December 6 through December 13 Time to sign up to volunteer! We are using an electronic sign up sheet this year in an effort to improve communications with our volunteers before, during, and after our shelter week. And it is easy to sign up! 1. Click this link: http://www.TimeToSignUp.com/poplc 2. Choose the volunteer list you want to sign up for:
Volunteer Shifts
Meal Teams Group/Family 3. Check the "sign up" box for the dates and times that work best for your schedule. 4. Click the black box at the bottom of the screen, enter your information, and submit. You will receive a confirmation email confirming your shift(s) and a reminder email the week before your shift. If you have any questions please email Brooke Carpenter at [email protected] or Kate Tingen at [email protected].
College students and young aduts, Keep in Touch!
Please send us your updated email and mailing addresses.
Contact Joen Schultz, [email protected]
Club 56 Pizza and Packing
Wednesday, November 4, 5-7pm Club 56 will get together on Wednesday, Nov. 4 for a time of fellowship and service. Please join us in the youth room from 5 – 7 p.m. for a short devotion, pizza and a service project. We will be working on a special project and putting together care packages for all of the PoP college students. As always, feel free to bring a friend. Joen Schultz 703-232-6453 [email protected]
Update Your Contact
Information
Personal Ministry Training
Saturday, October 31, 9:30am -12pm with light breakfast Every week visitors come to Prince of Peace because they have spiritual needs. God wants to meet their needs, and God normally works through people – that is you and me. That is why we have Care Ministry. This ministry has had an important impact by reaching people who want God’s help or hope. But we need more people involved in Care Ministry to meet all the needs.
Is Care Ministry something you could do? The job description is basically
to make friends.
To learn more, you are invited to attend Orientation and Training by Pastor Carl and Gary Miller on October 31, 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m., in Room 21, accompanied by a light breakfast at 9:15 a.m.
“For we are God’s workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.” Ephesians 2:10
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Care Ministry offers the chance to
experience what God created you to be
through team ministry.
Circuit Forum Elects Delegates for 2016 Convention
The results of the election of Circuit 9A pastoral and lay delegates for the 2016
LCMS Convention which took place October 1 at the Circuit Forum at St. John’s are as follows:
· Pastoral Delegate – Rev. Braun Campbell (St. John’s-Alexandria)
· Lay Delegate – Ms. Karen Harwood (Our Savior-Arlington)
· Alternate Pastoral Delegate – Rev. Jonah Burakowski (Living Hope-Stafford)
· Alternate Lay Delegate – Mr. Matthew Henderson (Concordia-Triangle)
We give thanks to the Lord of the Church for these individuals and their willingness to serve as our delegates. We pray for wisdom and guidance for each of these people as they prepare for next year's Convention. We also thank Lori Grosz and Pastor Gnewuch for representing Prince of Peace at the Circuit Forum.
An adventure is waiting for you in Care Ministry when you take the step of faith and practice partnering with God!
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A Community of Women Committed to the Call of
Christ www.poplc.org/wow
Wednesday Mornings Fellowship Hall, 9:15am [email protected] Faith Shapers Soul-Tending Reading; Meet monthly on Tuesday or Wednesday (see this page) [email protected] Holy Comforters Make quilts for charity Jan-May Thursdays, 9am to 3pm, Rm 27 [email protected] Keep the Faith Make and take faith projects [email protected] For more information: DCE Stacey Tasler Crosson Minister of Care and Outreach 703.451.5855 Website: www.poplc.org Email: [email protected] Cell: 571.326.5580
Every woman is a leader. Whether you're leading little ones at home, teaching a class of youth, leading a team in a corporate setting, or a group of ESL students - God has called all women to model and share His love with those whom He has placed in our life. How can we lead others from a place of grace and generosity rather than duty or obligation? At this year's women's retreat, we will study the virtue of Christ, and how the Holy Spirit creates and forms virtue within us. There will be social time carved out for fun and fellowship as well as time for silence and reflection. Register now as spaces will fill up fast! For more information, please contact [email protected].
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Tuesday, October 27, 7pm at the Harris Home, 8409 Chillum Ct., Springfield, VA Wednesday, October 28, noon at Milano’s Restaurant Faith Shapers is an opportunity for women to explore literary selections that will grow and shape your faith through reading and discussion in community. We encourage participation by women of all ages and stages in their faith life and invite you to bring a friend or neighbor. This month’s selection is Abba’s Child by Brennan Manning. Many Christians don’t think they can express real feelings around others – or to God. Manning encourages us to let go of the stressful, unreal imposter lifestyle and freely accept our identity as a child of God. The books may be purchased in the church office. Agnes Harris and Jennifer Gross 703-455-1996; 703-440-0474 [email protected]
Crescent Project's National Oasis Conference -
From Jihad to Jesus: Overcoming Evil
With Good in the Face of Islam
Thursday-Saturday, November 5-7, 4 p.m. Open Door Presbyterian Church, 3001 Centreville Road, Herndon, VA 20171 Crescent Project founder Fouad Masri will host the National Oasis Conference featuring Kate McCord, author of In the Land of Blue Burqas and Mark Mittelberg, author of Confident Faith. More than 25 workshops will be presented by local missionaries and experts to explore how the church can bring hope in these troubling times. Lutherans will be receiving a 50 percent discount. Register at: www.crescentproject.org/isasalaam There also will be training offered in Spanish on the evening of Nov. 6th and all day on Nov. 7th. Register at: www.crescentproject.org/espanol-oasis. Yvette Moy (703) 455-1066 [email protected]
Annual PoP
Thanksgiving Dinner
Saturday, November 14, 6:45pm
Join the Family of Prince of Peace for the Annual Thanksgiving Dinner. Sign up sheets for the dinner will be in the Narthex. We would like to know the number attending and what dish you anticipate bringing. If you can't decide on what delicious recipe you will be making this far in advance, then follow our last name plan: A-G bring a dessert to share. Q-Z bring a side dish to share (should feed 8-12 people). PoP will provide: turkey, ham, rolls, beverages and the paper goods. Volunteers are needed for set-up, serving and clean-up. Linda Harley 703-866-6060 [email protected]
Thank You from Vine and Branches
We are writing to thank you, our Mother church, for your support of the ministry of Vine & Branches Lutheran Church. Your support and participation in the growing body of Christ at Vine & Branches has brought the light of Christ’s love to many in the Dulles South community.
In the year since the first worship service in September 2014, there have been many ministry milestones at Vine & Branches:
o 2 infant baptisms, 3 elementary & middle school baptisms, and 1 adult baptism, o 2 confirmands – who gave their faith testimony to the congregation during worship, o becoming a chartered LCMS congregation, o installing Pastor Dax, and o welcoming 185 worshipers to our first Easter service
Your vision and gifts have made a difference in the lives of many people. The dream of the five original families just one year ago has blossomed into an average worship size of 100 each weekend. The Holy Spirit is drawing new families to experience word and sacrament and you can feel the blessing of being a proud mother congregation.
Thank you for walking with us at Vine & Branches as together we follow the Lord’s lead.
~Ken Watkinson
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Sparklers Luncheon Trip
The Sparklers luncheon trip for German cuisine to Fredericksburg was a great success and everyone had a wonderful time. On our return, our driver Pastor Tim stopped at the renowned "CARLS' Ice Cream Parlor for dessert. We also had a wonderful surprise waiting for us. Pastor Hinz and Dianna were there to greet us and we all had a few moments of comradery. Our next luncheon will be November 29th, and details will be provided later; however, I can assure you it will be a pleasant Thanksgiving surprise! Peter Gerber (Pug) 703-451-7747 [email protected]
Baby Bottle Campaign
Help change a life!! A little change can go a long way to helping change the life of a pregnant woman or teen choosing life as an alternative to abortion. Continue to collect change in your baby bottles. Please pray for the women who come to the Sanctity of Life Ministries' centers to help women who are unprepared to face a pregnancy. Pray that their hearts would be drawn to the Savior, and burdened for the truth of life in the womb. Your change can make a huge difference in the life of a young woman.
Jay Sonstroem 703-569-8280 [email protected]
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Operation Christmas Child
Shoe boxes collected through November 15 Please join us in supporting Operation Christmas Child for the Christian humanitarian organization Samaritan's Purse. The mission of Operation Christmas Child is to demonstrate God's love in a tangible way to needy children around the world. A pyramid of empty shoeboxes will be available in the Narthex. We ask that you prayerfully consider packing one to help touch the life of a child in need. A shoebox filled with small toys and other gifts can open hearts to God's love. A check donation of $7 with your filled shoebox will cover shipping expenses. Informational brochures and gift suggestions can be found near the shoeboxes. We will be collecting filled boxes at Prince of Peace through Sunday, November 15. At that time, the boxes will be delivered to a local distribution center for the next leg of the journey into a child's hands. Heidi Frego 703-313-7640 [email protected]
Welcome to Our
New Members!
A warm welcome to all of our new members at Prince of Peace! A total of 33 individuals (16 adults and 17 children) were received into membership during the 8:15 a.m. worship service last Sunday, October 18th. Thanks to everyone who contributed in some way to the new member orientation, and especially to Pastor Carl and Pastor Tim for teaching two weekends of The Core: What We Believe classes. We are thrilled to have so many new helping hands and hearts at PoP to participate in our worship services and numerous activities! Please take a moment before or after upcoming worship services to get to know some of these new members. A running video of their pictures and names will be used before all of the worship services this weekend. Take a look so that you can put names with faces and welcome these new members to our Prince of Peace family! Our next new member ceremony will be Sunday, November 22nd at the 11 a.m. worship service. Our next round of newcomer opportunities will begin in the new year with the Newcomers’ Reception on January 17th, 2016. If you have any questions about membership, please contact: Lori Stillman 703-451-5855 [email protected]
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Communication Forum Success
Thirty members attended the October 13 Communication Forum where the Strategic Communication Plan was unveiled. A congregational survey, two previous forums, and many discussions contributed to crafting this plan. Thank you for your participation!
The next step is to prepare specific protocols to enact the strategic plan. Each protocol or procedure will be easy to follow and will be written to better position Prince of Peace Lutheran Church and School to share the good news of Christ Jesus by using the well defined strategy and a variety of communication methods and modes. Mailings, phone calls, web pages, social media, and face-to-face conversations are just a few of the many ways that God has given us to communicate His story. All will be included!
Thank you for the lively discussion and suggestions that you brought to the Communication Forum. Your time and interest is appreciated and valued as we work together in His kingdom.
Please direct any questions to Nancy Boriack, [email protected] or 703-201-4473.
Communications
Improvement Underway
As part of our new Communications Plan, we’ve made recent updates to our email system to increase our capacity. During any transition, things may get lost. If you submitted a prayer request during the last two weeks, please resubmit that prayer to [email protected]. Thank you for your understanding! Jennie Smith, Ministry Administrator
Fall Mini Ministry Fairs
November 7 & 8, November 14 & 15 Plans are underway for two Fall mini Ministry Fairs scheduled for November 7/8 and 14/15. The fairs will be held in the Narthex before, after and in-between the worship services on those weekends and will focus on ministries associated with worship at Prince of Peace, such as greeters, ushers, Care Ministry, communion assistants, etc. These dates have been chosen because of the need for more volunteers during the upcoming holiday season.
Ministry fairs are a wonderful opportunity for you to find out about the multitude of ministries offered at Prince of Peace and the many volunteers that support them. They also provide you the chance to get involved and serve in areas of interest to you. Please make time to stop by the ministry displays and visit with the leaders who are currently involved. You never know how it may change your life!
If you have questions, or need further information, please contact Lori Stillman at [email protected] or Stacey Crosson at [email protected].
Board of Servant Leaders
703-451-5855 Erin Summers, Chair
Kim Robinson, Vice Chair
Leon Debolt, Secretary
Julie Eichhorst
Chris Martin
David McLean
Ministry Staff
703-451-5855 Carl Gnewuch Senior Pastor
Tim Christenson Associate
Pastor
Meghan Interim Minister of
Music
John Durkin Minister to Families
& Children
Stacey Crosson Minister of
Care & Outreach
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Lori Stillman Community
Outreach Coordinator
Jennie Smith Ministry
Administrator
Erika Radke Communications
Director Nancy Sinclitico Accountant
Tiffany Sears
Tanya Tucker Receptionist
Cindy Holliday Communications
Assistant
Joen Schultz Event Coordinator,
Families & Youth
Dieter Stach Assistant Minister
Families & Youth
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POPLC School
703-451-6177 Cindy Deatherage Principal
Marcel Page School Registrar
Lisa Long Admin Assistant
To contact anyone on
BoSL or staff please use
their name in this format
(no spaces)
This newsletter is published weekly as a service to members & friends by
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church & School 8304 Old Keene Mill Road, Springfield, VA
22152-1695 • Church 703.451.5855 • School 703.451.6177 • Fax 703.569.0978
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Sunday School & Adult Education 9:45am
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Faith Stories
Sharing your faith story is an integral component in living out your faith. Your individual story makes up the greater story—the story of God’s redeeming his people for himself. Our stories encourage other believers while God also uses them to reach those not yet connected to him.
I shared healing prayer with someone who was hurting this week and as a result of prayer this person experienced peace.
You can share your stories by writing them in the “Friendship Folder” at any worship service, or post your story as a comment on the http://popfaithstories.wordpress.com , or by sending an e-mail to [email protected].
Ecumenical Community Helping Others
(ECHO) Yard Sale
ECHO Yard Sale Saturday, October 31, 8am-noon, St. Bernadette’s Church Gymnasium, 7600 Old Keene Mill Road Many types of donated items such as dinnerware, sporting goods and fashion accessories will be on sale. Proceeds benefit the work of ECHO which provides food and financial assistance to local residents experiencing emergencies, as well as access to clothing and household items to those who have long-term limited income.
Thank you to all involved in the retirement reception for me on September 27, especially Jeanne Dahl, Debbie Donohue, Yolanda Bienhoff, Nancy Sinclitico, and Jennie Smith. Retiring from PoP is hard. I loved my part-time job, but there is a time for everything. Marcella Schmidt
Regular Meetings
Sunday, October 25 9:45a Doorways 1:00p Football With Friends 1:30p Infant Massage 4:00p Le Cercele Français Monday, October 26 10:00a Moms Club of Springfield 6:30p TOPS 7:00p Christian Healing Ministry 7:00p Seekers 7:00p Stephen’s Ministry 7:30p ESL 8:30p Men’s AA Tuesday, October 27 10:00a ESL 1:00p Safe Harbor 5:00 Confirmation Class 7:00p Divorce Care Group 7:00p Properties Meeting Wednesday, October 28 1:00p Safe Harbor 2:15p Girl Scout Troop 6617 6:30p Toastmasters 7:00p Boy Scout Troop Ldrs 7:30p ESL Thursday, October 29 1:00p Safe Harbor 6:30p Confirmation Class 7:00p First Communtion Class 7:00p GEC BoSL Friday, October 30 10:00a ESL 10:30a Al-Anon 10:30a LaLeche 5:00p Safe Harbor 7:00p What We Believe Saturday, October 31 7:00a Boy Scout Master Training 8:00a Safe Harbor 9:30a Chess Sunday, November 1 9:45a Doorways 9:45a BoSL Listening Forum 1:00p Football With Friends 3:00p Confirmation Class
Special Events
Personal Ministry Training October 31 Fall Ministry Fair November 7/8
If you’re not familiar with any of the events listed here, please don’t hesitate to contact us! 703-451-5855 [email protected]
The master calendar can be
found on our website at
poplc.org/calendar
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Worship
Saturday, October 24 5:30p Worship Sunday, October 25 8:15a Worship (NonCommunion) 11:00a Worship (Communion) 11:00a Jesus First Korean 11:00a Grace Ethiopian 11:00a S. Asian Church of Christ 12:30p Grace Ethiopian 12:30p Jesus First Korean 12:30p S. Asian Church of Christ 5:30p Nepalese Worship Wednesday, October 28 7:30p Grace Ethiopian Prayer Time Thursday, October 29 6:30p Nueva Vida Prayer & Praise Friday, October 30 7:00p Grace Ethiopian Prayer Time Saturday, October 31 5:30p Worship Sunday, November 1 8:15a Worship (Communion) 11:00a Worship (NonCommunion) 11:00a Jesus First Korean 11:00a Grace Ethiopian 11:00a S. Asian Church of Christ 12:30p Grace Ethiopian 12:30p Jesus First Korean 12:30p S. Asian Church of Christ 5:30p Nepalese Worship
The master calendar can be
found on our website at
poplc.org/calendar
Bible Study
Saturday, October 24 6:45p Small Group Monday, October 25 11:00a Senior Bible Study 7:00p Seekers Tuesday, October 27 7:00p Small Group Wednesday, October 28 9:00a WoW Women of the Word 7:00p FUEL 7:00p Church Doctrine 7:00p Crossways 7:00p Youth Prayer and Praise Service Friday, October 30 6:00p Bible Study Saturday, October 31 7:30a Men’s Bible Study 9:30a Women’s Bible Study 6:45p Small Group
Music
Sunday, October 25 4:00p Primary Choir 4:00p Junior Choir 5:00p HIMnals (Party) 6:15p Orchestra Tuesday, October 27 7:00p New Canticle Wednesday, October 28 6:00p Living Water Thursday, October 29 7:30p Chancel Choir Sunday, November 1 4:00p Primary Choir 4:00p Junior Choir 5:00p HIMnals 6:15p Orchestra
