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Grace Notes The monthly newsletter for Grace @ Calvary Lutheran
Church
123 East Diamond St., Butler, PA 16001 Phone: 724-283-0830
Email: [email protected]
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Pastor
Pastor Tara R. Lynn ................ 412-398-4444
E-mail ............... [email protected]
Church Office Staff
Renee Lyon ............................. 724-283-0830
Church Sexton
Melinda Wilbert ....................... 724-283-0830
Prayer Chain
Dixie Fleeger ........................... 724-285-6758
CHURCH COUNCIL MEMBERS
President, Jim Thompson ............... 724-285-5273
Vice President, Kellie Rodgers ....... 724-234-3196
Secretary, Jan Rodgers .................. 724-487-3008
Treasurer, Michele Young .............. 724-282-0945
Nancy Benn .................................... 724-353-1479
Jessica Erdos ................................. 724-968-0678
Vicky Gould .....................................
724-679-2465
Chuck McMichael ........................... 724-283-9046
Barbara Wiefling ............................. 724-841-0900
OPEN
COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Finance ......................................... Kellie
Rodgers
Property ......................................... Dave
Cochran
Fellowship & Service ..................... Mary K. Davis
Worship & Music .............................. Sandy
Dimit
Christian Education ........................ Barb Weifling
Evangelism & Stewardship ..... Chuck McMichael
Youth ............................................. Jessica
Erdos
MINISTRY LEADERS
Altar Guild ........................................... Bev
Cowen Cradle Roll ......................................... Chris
Kaylor Covenant Food Cupboard .......... Dolores Schmidt Grace-Full
Needles ........................... Chris Kaylor Grace’s Closet
............................ Julie Schmeider
Lutherlyn Ambassador .................. Kellie Rodgers Music
Ministry—“Acclamation of Grace” ...... Todd Garcia-Bish
Ushers .......................................... Chuck
Rodgers
(Telephone numbers for chairpersons & leaders can
be obtained by calling the church office.)
Church Contact Information Office E-mail:
[email protected]
Newsletter: [email protected] Website:
https://sites.google.com/site/graceatcalvary
BIBLE AND ARCHAEOLOGY:
THE TIME OF DAVID AND SOLOMON A Special Presentation by Dr. Gabi
Barkay
Monday, May 22nd at 7pm Covenant Presbyterian Church, Butler
Dr. Gabi Barkay is an Israeli Archeologist. He has been the
director of the Israel Excavation Society Sifting Project since
2004, sifting soil from the Temple Mount area.
Dr. Barkay's most famous discoveries are two small silver scroll
amulets containing the priestly benediction from the Book of
Numbers, which he discovered in 1979 at Ketef Hinnom. These amulets
contain the oldest surviving biblically-related inscription
discovered to date, dating back to 600 BC. He also excavated the
Iron Age tombs on the grounds of the École Biblique in the early
1970s.
Dr. Barkay is coming to Bulter on May 22nd to speak on the topic
of the Bible and archeology in regards to the time of David and
Solomon. In the 1970’s the historicity of the biblical account was
challenged and the very existence of David and Solomon was
questioned. Dr. Barkay will speak to the topic of how archeological
data and extra-biblical sources have since proved the opposite.
YOU are invited to this special presentation. This is event is
FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. A free will offering will be received
to help cover Dr. Barkay’s travel expenses.
To find out more about Dr. Barkay check out his website at
www.gabrielbarkay.com.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amulethttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Priestly_Blessinghttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Priestly_Blessinghttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Book_of_Numbershttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ketef_Hinnomhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amulethttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89cole_Biblique
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ANNUAL WOMEN’S SPRING BANQUET The Annual Women's Spring Banquet
will be held in the Social Hall on Sunday, May 21st. Dinner will
begin at 5:00. Please bring a tureen dish that will serve 12. Place
setting, beverages, and dessert will be provided. All ladies of all
ages are invited to come enjoy an evening of fellowship and a
presentation on quilts by Susan Catanzarito! Men are welcome to
help in the kitchen and will be provided dinner. Please RSVP for
the banquet using the slip provided below.
Please come and enjoy an evening of fellowship and fun as we
celebrate the women and their family and friends of Grace @
Calvary!
Women’s Spring Banquet
__________________________________________________ Name
_________________ ________________________________________
No. Attending Telephone No.
Reservations due in the church office
by May 14.
Sunday, May 21
5:00 PM
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BAKING FOR MEALS ON WHEELS
May is Grace’s month to bake for Meals on Wheels. Sunday, May
21st will be our collection day of baked goods and they can be left
in the church kitchen. Baked goods should be wrapped and
freezer-ready. Please, no nuts and no icing on your baked goods. If
you would like to help deliver baked goods to Meals on Wheels,
please meet Mary K. Davis at the church at 10:00 AM on Monday, May
22.
In addition to or instead of baking, you can also contribute
financially either by dropping your loose change in our coin jar
collection in May, or designate a contribution in an offering
envelope marked “Meals on Wheels’.
CALLING ALL PIE BAKERS! As you may know, the people of Grace
have two luncheons each month: Marty’s Lunch Break and Grace’s Soup
and Sandwich Luncheon on the last Thursday of each month, in which
the proceeds are used to provide funds for services to the church.
If you are able to provide a pie for either of these luncheons and
would like to be put on a call list, please contact Vicky Gould at
724-679-2465 to let her know what and/or how many pies you can
provide. Your help is GREATLY appreciated and we thank you!
WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE A VOTING
MEMBER AT SYNOD ASSEMBLY? The 2017 Southwestern PA Synod
Assembly is June 15 -17th at California University of Pennsylvania.
This year’s theme is “We are Stewards of the Gospel.” Each year,
Grace is able to send three voting members to Synod Assembly (one
male, one female, one youth). If you are interested in getting an
up close look at how our Synod makes decisions about the regional
church, see Pastor Tara.
COVENANT FOOD CUPBOARD On Thursday, May 25th, members of Grace @
Calvary will gather at Covenant Food Cupboard at Covenant United
Presbyterian Church to help distribute food. If you would like to
help with this ministry, please join us at 8:45 AM at Covenant. If
you would like to donate to the food bank, suggested items for
donation for May and June are:
• Shampoo • Dish Liquid
• Brillo • Hair Conditioner
• Bottled Fruit Juice
There are containers for all donations to the food cupboard in
the Narthex by the Sanctuary door near the Sacristy. Items placed
there will be taken to Covenant Presbyterian Church food
cupboard.
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“BRIDGING COMMUNITY” Glade Run Lutheran Services Capital
Campaign
Over 160 years have passed since William Passavant founded the
Orphan’s Home and Farm School in Zelienople. Since that humble
beginning, thousands of young people have been impacted though this
ministry. Renamed Glade Run Lutheran Services in 1998, this
organization has continuously served the needy, troubled, and
disenfranchised children of western Pennsylvania.
Today, Glade Run serves more than 4,000 children and families
annually through mental health, educational, cultural, and autism
offerings in school and community campus based locations throughout
the region.
Through the years, buildings and programs offered have changed,
but
Glade Run has remained committed to offering faithful Christian
care and treatment programs with a Christ-centered mission of faith
and service.
Over the last several years the agency has been planning and
conducting a $2.5million capital campaign to expand and enhance
their facilities and services they provide. Last year, Grace @
Calvary was approached and asked to participate in this campaign.
We have answered the call!
As a congregation, we have made a commitment to participate in
this campaign and seek to raise $3,000 to be given towards their
goal! Throughout the month of May we will be sharing the details of
this campaign and invite you to participate. Be on the lookout for
information and opportunity this month!
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CLOTHED WITH GRACE An update and a call to service for Grace’s
Closet
Grace’s Closet, our clothing ministry, was established in 2011
and since that time has freely given out tons of clothing to people
in need. It is our ministry which takes seriously the biblical
command to clothe the naked (Matthew 25) and we are honored to be a
part of God’s very tangible mission to serve people in need in the
city of Butler in the name of Jesus.
As happens over the course of a ministry, the people who were
once leading a ministry discern that it is time for them to step
back from their position of leadership to tend to other areas of
their life. To that end, Julie Schmeider, who has so graciously and
faithfully overseen the Closet for the past few years, will be
stepping out of her position of leadership at Grace’s Closet.
We
extend our heartfelt gratitude to Julie for her care for the
most vulnerable among us and for her faithful and joyful service at
the Closet as she shares of her many talents and her time in this
position.
To that end, the Closet is looking for new leadership to help to
organize the closet and be a point of contact person for any
questions about donations or needs.
In addition to being a point of contact, the Chairperson of
Grace’s Closet helps to set the Closet distribution schedule and
keeps in contact with the faithful volunteers who keep the Closet
up and running. The Chairperson also helps to coordinate the flow
of donations to the Closet and helps on distribution days.
According to Julie, the Chairperson may spend about 6-7 hours per
months with this ministry, much of it on a flexible schedule.
Please prayerfully consider if you are being invited to serve as
the Chairperson of Grace’s Closet or if you know someone who may be
called to service in this particular way. If you have any questions
or thoughts on this, please see Pastor Tara or Julie Schmeider.
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CALLED TO SERVE?
THIS MONTH’S OPPORTUNITIES…
1.GARDENS OF GRACE...Spring is upon us and summer is fast
approaching. That means that the Gardens of Grace are alive with
flowers...and weeds. If you are available to help beautify the
Gardens of Grace through pulling weeds and marinating the gardens,
please see Pastor Tara or Donna Graham. This is a great opportunity
to serve that can be done any time of the day...or night.
2.TENDING TO TOYS...Grace has two main play rooms for young
children and our toys are in need of some TLC. They need cleaned
and sanitized, as well as sorted to remove outdated and broken
items. This can be done on your schedule and is a great way to
serve if you have a love for children and like to work behind the
scenes. If you are interested in this option, see Pastor Tara.
3.LIFE BUTLER COUNTY...Come out on the Monday and Tuesday
following the Third Sunday of the month (May 22nd and 23rd) at 11am
to worship and praise God with the day participants of LIFE Butler.
The folks at LIFE love to have visitors and enjoy a time of Worship
and Holy Communion. If you would like to be a part of this, see
Pastor Tara.
One of the ways we show and share the love of Jesus Christ to
and in our world is to engage in opportunities for Christian
service. Not only does our service benefit the receiver, it also
encourages each one of us to grow and mature in our Christian
faith. In Christian service, we learn about what it means to follow
the example of Jesus Christ, as we share of our selves for the good
of the world.
To that end, we will be experimenting in this space of the
newsletter for the next six months. We will be sharing current
requests for opportunities of service, as related to the
ministries of Grace @ Calvary. Please take a look and prayerfully
consider if you are being called to serve in a particular way in
this month. Pastor Tara is always willing to engage with you in
your discernment process through prayer and holy conversation.
If you have a ministry opportunity you would like to share,
please let Pastor Tara know, so that it can be included in an
upcoming newsletter.
A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another: just
as I have loved you, you
also are to love one another. By this all people will know that
you are my disciples,
if you have love for one another. (John 13)
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Notes from the Church Office CHURCH COUNCIL MEETING
MINUTES Every month the Church Council meets and minutes are
recorded. Copies of the most recently approved Church Council
minutes can be found on the bulletin board outside the Sacristy for
you to review. If you would like a hard copy for yourself, please
call the Church Office. If you have questions, see Pastor Tara or
Jim Thompson, our 2017 Council President.
GRACE NOTES...WEEKLY! Pastor Tara sends out a Monday Morning
email to connect Sunday morning into the rest of your week. Each
weekly email includes a prayer, scripture reading, three things to
know for the week and a word of encouragement for your faith
journey. If you or someone you know would like to receive this
weekly email, drop Pastor Tara a note to
[email protected]. If you do not have access to email but
would like a printed copy, please call the Church Office at
724-283-0830 to request a printout.
NEWSLETTER DEADLINE The deadline to submit information for the
upcoming newsletter is always on the 15th of the month. Submissions
can be emailed to: [email protected], or by calling Renee in
the Church Office and providing the information.
DO YOU SHOP ONLINE? Watch your email for an important
notification and instructions on how you can help Grace @ Calvary
earn money (5% of your purchase) from things you buy from Amazon.
If you’d like to know more about this but don’t have email, please
call the church office or check our Facebook page and Website for
additional information soon.
DID YOU KNOW? Did you know that if you share your email address
with the Church Office you make news and information available to
yourself quicker? If the church office and Pastor Tara have your
email address you will receive her weekly emails, you can receive
the newsletter in PDF format, and other information can be shared
with you quickly. If you are not currently receiving emails from
the church office, or would like to receive your newsletter via
email, please send a quick note stating your request to
[email protected] and let us know. Thank you!
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HELP SUPPORT MARTY’S MARCHERS
A Relay For Life Team to support the
American Cancer Society Marty’s Marchers is gearing up for Relay
Day at the Butler Farm Show Grounds on July 15th at 10:00 AM until
July 16th at 10:00 AM. There will be numerous activities throughout
the 24-hour event, including a cornhole tournament run by our team.
Pastor Tara will lead the church service at 7:30 PM Saturday, just
after the Survivors’ Dinner and lap. If you are a survivor or know
one, please see Cheryl O’Day to sign up for the dinner. We would
love to serve you dinner and rejoice that you are a survivor of
this dreaded cancer. A survivor is one day from diagnosis to 100
years!
Also, this year we would like to have walkers on the track as
much as possible. If you are interested in walking for 1/2 hour or
more, see Cheryl O’Day to sign up for your preferred time slot.
Before the Relay in July, we are having a bake sale at Boscov’s
on May 13th from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Come out and get some
homemade goodies for Mother’s Day. If you are willing to bake,
please have baked goods to the church on Friday, May 12th by 7:00
PM or you can bring them to Boscov’s on Saturday. The bake sale
table will be located just outside Boscov’s in the mall.
The American Cancer Society is running a 50/50 raffle to be
drawn at 10:00 AM on July 16th during the Relay. Ticket’s are $5
each. Marty’s Marchers has a few tickets to sell and if you would
like one, please contact Cheryl O’Day.
We hope to see YOU on Relay Day. It is a great day of fellowship
in support of all those dealing with cancer.
Dedicate a Luminary Luminarias honor every life touched by
cancer. You can dedicate them to a loved one lost, someone
currently battling, or anyone who’s overcome it. When you attend a
Relay event, you’ll see the Luminarias decorated with names and
sometimes messages to the people they’re dedicated to.
After dark, Relay participants share an emotional moment when
each Luminaria is lit in remembrance of a life touched by cancer.
Together, we take a moment of silence to remember the loved ones
they’re dedicated to. When you make a donation for a Luminaria it
helps fund the American Cancer Society’s mission to help save
lives. For more information on how to sponsor a luminary, talk to
Cheryl O’Day.
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Written by Chuck McMichael
I was reminded recently of the old CBS comedy “Green Acres,”
where long-suffering big city attorney Oliver Wendell Douglas and
his wife Lisa tried to become farmers and fit in among rural folk.
One of the major irritations was the barely-functioning Hooterville
Phone Company. The sign on its headquarters read “ervice is ur
mott.” The natives thought it was Latin. Only Mr. Douglas could see
that the sign should have read “Service is our motto,” but some of
the letters had fallen off.
I bring this up because mottos, like mission statements, need
looking after, or else they fade into the weeds. Once that happens,
they lose their power to inspire us.
There’s a mission statement printed on the cover of this
newsletter. Do you know
what it says? Go ahead, take a minute and look it up. Do you
agree with it? Can you figure out what it is trying to say?
God doesn’t change. Human nature remains pretty constant. But
the environment we live in and the situations we face change over
time. Different problems increase in prominence. The membership of
the congregation changes, which means there are changes to the list
of talents and skills we as a group possess. It is a health thing
to stop occasionally and ponder whether our mission needs to adjust
to meet changing circumstances.
I ask you to prayerfully consider what you think Grace @ Calvary
should be doing, both inside for the congregation and outside for
the city and world we find ourselves in. Who should we tell people
we are? Church Council will be wrestling with this question. They
will look to you to help them answer it. You are on notice.
STEWARDSHIP REPORT
LADIES NIGHT OUT MEN’S NIGHT OUT Thursday, May 4 Thursday, May
18 5:30 PM 5:30 PM Rock Ann Haven Location TBA
COINS FOR A CAUSE: Meals on Wheels Coins are being collected in
the month of May for Meals on Wheels! Bring your coins and drop
them in the large jugs in either Narthex (Lobby) to help provide
hot meals for homebound seniors. Donations may also be made by
marking your donation for “Meals on Wheels” and placing it in the
offering plate.
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CREATING A LEGACY PLAN Greetings Friends of Grace,
Many of you may have noticed that
I am not able to be present with
you many Sundays. My role with
the ELCA Foundation has me
traveling and visiting congregations
throughout western Pennsylvania
and West Virginia.
Serving as a Regional Gift Planner, I
meet with wonderful people to
discuss their intentions for when
their time on this earth is
complete. During these meetings,
we discuss what they would like to
leave behind as an inheritance for
their loved ones. In addition, we
have a conversation about the
ministries and charities that mean
the most to them. From this
conversation, we put together a
“Legacy Plan” that helps them to
see how their assets would be
distributed to follow their heartfelt
intentions.
While I may not be in service every
week, know that I am available to
you as you are considering your
legacy plans. This is a
completely free
ministry that is offered
by the church for your
benefit.
If you are considering
your estate plans and
the legacy you want to leave (or
your plan could benefit from a
review or update), please don’t
hesitate to call me or catch me the
next time I am in church.
I look forward to sitting down with
you as we discuss the wonderful
legacy you want to leave behind
for our church, your family, and
the charities that mean the most to
you.
In His Service,
--Ryan Ebner
814.823.3285 [email protected]
Are you
considering your
estate plans and
the legacy you
want to leave?
mailto:[email protected]
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LET YOUR LIGHT SHINE! GLOW MAY is May 6th and we are on the GO!
We are headed to Family Bowlaway for 2 hours of bowling... BUT
WAIT...there's more! Following bowling we will head back to Grace
for dinner and a GAME NIGHT. Come and join in the fun! Friends and
family are welcome. Our adult leaders this month will be Kellie
Rodgers and Jessica Erdos. If you have questions, please see them
OR call the Church Office at (724)283-0830. We will meet at Grace
at 3pm on May 6th and ride over to Family Bowlaway together. PLEASE
RSVP BY MAY 4 by contacting Kellie at 724-968-6648 (C), so that we
know how many kids, friends and/or family to plan for. SEE YOU MAY
6th!
SAVE THE DATE: GLOW JUNE will be ON THE GO to the Butler BLUESOX
on Saturday, June 3rd. THIS IS AN ALL AGES EVENT and we will be
tailgating before the game. Keep your eyes peeled for more
information.
GLOW meets from 3-7pm every first Saturday night of the
month.
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THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING!
2018 ELCA Youth Gathering +++ June 27-July 1,
2018 in Houston, Texas 2018 is an exciting year because it is
when the next ELCA Youth Gathering is being held and we here at
Grace @ Calvary are discerning if we want to go as a group of young
people and adult leaders to be a part of this momentous and life
changing event.
What is the ELCA Youth Gathering? In a nutshell, every three
years 30,000 high school youth and their adult leaders gather for a
week of faith formation and being the body of Christ together. The
days are spent in interactive worship, learning, Bible study,
service and fellowship. High Schoolers are encouraged to grow in
their faith in Jesus Christ and inspired to live that faith in
their daily lives. “This Changes Everything” is the theme for the
2018 Youth Gathering.
If you are going into the 8th through 12th grade in the fall of
2017 and are interested about learning more, please contact Pastor
Tara.
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ARE YOU GRADUATING IN 2017? Grace @ Calvary would like to
recognize all people who are graduating from an educational program
in 2017 (high school, college or trade school). If you are
affiliated with the community of Grace and you are graduating,
please let the Church Office know so we may plan to recognize your
accomplishments this spring.
FIRST HOLY COMMUNION Is your child or grandchild ready to
receive their First Holy Communion? Pastor Tara is planning a First
Holy Communion class. If you believe your child is ready or have
questions about Holy Communion, please see Pastor Tara so that she
can be in touch with you about this important faith milestone.
Saturday, May 13th
, 2017, 11am-4:30pm
Join us for a day of FUN that highlights all that Lutherlyn has
to offer. Horseback riding, campfire,
crafts, gaga ball, archery, high ropes course, zipline,
bouldering room, hikes, nature activities,
canoeing, hay rides, games, sports, archaeology, rockets,
kayaking, biking, tours, great food, and
MORE! The best party… EVERYTHING IS FREE!
Visit www.lutherlyn.com/campblast for more details.
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Don Bauman
Carson Leigh Blanda
Chris Boarts
Betty Bottles
Michele Bowman
Kim Christie
Greg Crotzer
Kathy Cuffman
Rosalie Forsythe
Ashley George
Cheryl Gilliland
Ray Greenert
Hazel Grosclaude
Pierre Grosclaude
Norma Harmon
Cindy Marcucci
In Our Prayers Cody McGuire
Jennifer McGuire
Joe Moore
Carrie O’Day
Mason Riehl
Harry Sintz
Peg Suchonic
Don Thompson
Kitty Walker
Ray Wiefling
Melissa Wood
Golden Ager Birthdays for May 18 Alberta Kroh 134 West Sunbury
Rd. Butler, PA 16001
28 Peg Wilson 104 Westwood Manor Butler, PA 16001
Call Dixie Fleeger (724-285-6758) with requests. If you would
like to be added to the list to receive Prayer Chain requests, let
Dixie know.
If you or someone you know is in need of prayer, we would like
to include them in the Grace @ Calvary Prayer Chain.
Pray Without Ceasing...
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
to our May Golden Ager!
Our Deepest Sympathy & Prayers are sent out to… Pastor Tara
and her family on the death of her mom, Chris Young, who
passed into life eternal on April 21st.
The family of Dorothy Jones, a longtime member of Grace. Dorothy
passed into life eternal on April 26th.
Sympathy WITH
DEEPEST
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SERVING IN MAY 7 Deacon
Acolytes
Usher Team 5
PowerPoint
Nancy Rice
Micah Bish
Brady Lyon
Barb Wiefling
Abby Frederick
Jennifer Bartek
14 Deacon
Acolytes
Usher Team 6
PowerPoint
Nancy Rice
Juli Bish
Carrie O’Day
Chuck Rodgers
Sydni Rodgers
Jennifer Bartek
21 Deacon
Acolytes
Usher Team 1
PowerPoint
Mary K. Davis
Abby Frederick
Sydni Rodgers
Adam Fry
Jack Walker
Harry Schmeider
Julie Schmeider
28 Deacon
Acolytes
Usher Team 2
PowerPoint
Chuck McMichael
Juli Bish
Micah Bish
Sandy Dimit
Scott Dimit
Julie Schmeider
Altar Guild — Julie Schmeider
SABBATH BOXES Sabbath Boxes, plastic bins filled with activities
for our youngest worshippers, can be found in the back of the
sanctuary. They are located on the right hand side of the back
pew.
OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE
The Mutual Ministry Committee is looking for volunteers on an
as-needed basis
when the church secretary is on vacation or needs a day away
from the office. No experience necessary. Office volunteers answer
the phones and greet visitors and any special instructions will be
left for you. If you are interested in this volunteer opportunity
please contact Renee Lyon, the church secretary, for more
information. She can be reached at the church office, Monday
through Friday, from 9:00 AM-12:00 PM.
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7 AM — 8 AM Prayer at Diamond Park
8 AM — 8 PM 3:12 Ministry at 312 Main St.
Come and go as you are able.
Prayer material will be available.
6:30 PM — 7 PM Service at
First United Methodist Church
8 AM — 6:30 PM First United Methodist Church
Come and go as you are able.
Prayer material will be available.
For more information:
www.butlerfumc.com/nationaldayofprayer
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