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OCTOBER 2013 KIHEI LUTHERAN CHURCH PASTOR DAVID J. KRUEGER
Planning PartyPlanning PartyPlanning Party
For the 25th Anniversary
Date: Thurs, Oct 17
Time: 6:45 pm
Place: Nelson Residence
Contact Vicki @ 879-6908
Kindly please RSVP via E-mail at
[email protected]
by phone at 808-879-7979
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ALOHA FROM PASTOR DAVEAt the end of August, I received a very
interesting email from the Direc-
tor of Evangelical Mission for the South Dakota Synod of the
ELCA. The email asked me to participate in a survey that this
pastor was taking. That, in and of itself, is not terribly
fascinating news. We receive surveys all the time. Howev-er, the
criteria he used to choose congregations to send this survey to
grabbed my attention. He stated: “I am approaching congregations
that were organized
since the ELCA’s inception 25 years ago. Your congregation was
selected from among that group because it ranks among the
healthiest new congregations in the ELCA when consider-ing measures
of growth in attendance, numbers of adult baptisms or affirmations
of faith and per confirmed member offerings as a percentage of
household income.” (his emphasis, not mine).
In looking at that comment, I found myself readily agreeing with
what he stated. KLC is a healthy congregation in so many respects.
However, is it perfect? Hardly! But that’s not ex-pected either. If
there’s one thing I was reminded of in my studies while on
sabbatical, it’s that it’s normal for congregations to consist of
people who have widely differing opinions about things. And
sometimes those folks disagree with how things ought to be handled.
(Shocking, isn’t it?) But in the end they find a common ground that
works for the entire group through tak-ing the time to communicate
with each other. That’s the healthy way to do things, and it’s the
way things frequently happen around here.
As a result of my studies this summer, I want the leadership of
the congregation (church council members, chairpersons of teams),
including as many members and friends of KLC as possible, to take
part in a workshop entitled “Healthy Congregations”. It’s not that
I believe KLC is unhealthy. I’m convinced that such a workshop can
take our healthy situation and make it better. That will especially
be important as we continue to experience this transi-tion from
being a pastor-led to a program-led congregation.
I have learned that Pastor Paul Kirchner of Lihue Lutheran
Church on Kaua‘i is trained to lead such a workshop. It would
probably consist of a 3 hour session on a Saturday morning,
followed by a two hour session on Sunday afternoon. There would
then be a follow-up session of 2 hours in length a month later.
He’s offered to lead this workshop for KLC, and is thinking of
doing so in January/February of next year. I mention this to you
now so that you might make it a priority on your calendar. In 1
Thessalonians 5:12ff., Paul encourages us to “Live in peace with
each other” and to “be patient with everyone”, as well as to
“strive to do good for each other and for everyone else”. This is
what we do when we serve in ministry with each other in a healthy
way. Please watch for more on the “Healthy Congregations” workshop
in the weeks ahead. God be with and surround you with his
grace!
Ke Akua me ke Aloha,
DaveKrueger
We NEED You!! Due to the volume of pictures/documents that have
been returned to KLC in an-ticipation of our anniversary
celebration, we find that we are in desperate need of another
person to assist in copying this data onto a flash-drive. Please
contact Vicki or Jessica Nelson at 879-6908 if you can help with
this important project. Mahalo nui!
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ALOHA FROM THE PRESIDENTOh My Goodness, Oh My Gracious—OH MY
GOD! Three expressions that easily de-
scribe the month of September 2013 that this congrega�on just
went through-- “God’s Work-Our Hands”- celebra�ng the 25th
Anniversary of the ELCA, we collected almost a ton (1938 lbs,) of
canned food and goods for Keolahou Church’s food pantry in less
than 6 weeks. Over 500 lbs. of foodstuff was also collected in the
same period to support the “BackPack Buddies” program that is
island wide through the efforts of the Maui Food Bank- Mahalo to
everyone who helped out and supported this Churchwide celebra�on
focusing on “Community Service”, The Aloha Spirit is alive and well
here at Kihei Lutheran Church ,a fact that con�nues to be
demonstrated by this Congrega�on each and every �me it has been
called on to “serve” our Lord.
The Facility Expansion is proceeding accordingly, with the usual
hiccups and bumps in the road one would expect from a project this
size. Your KLC Building Team is s�ll hard at work making sure
things progress as smoothly as possible. All the permits are in
place, the financing is covered so far, and I am honored to report
that I have signed the contract with Viking Construc�on Company.
Demoli�on and reconstruc�on is slated to begin by the end of the
monthd. Here we go folks, Are we ready for some CHANGE?
Speaking of CHANGE, Your Worship Team made the hard decision to
start holding two (2) Services on Sundays at 8:00am and 10:30AM.
Beginning Sunday November 24th . This is due to the fact that our
worship space will be reduced by approx. 30% when we move about 38
chairs out of the way for the new side wall construc�on to be
completed. So realis�cally there will only be 100 seats inside the
house at each service. Given the fact that November and December
are tradi�onally when we see our a�endance numbers rise to 200 plus
people per Sunday, it just made sense to start two services
nowinstead of wai�ng un�l January. We will try to accommodate
everyone who comes to worship at KLCas comfortably as possible.
With everybody’s kokua and coopera�on things should progress
smoothlyand quickly and before you know it we will be in the “New”
House. What an exci�ng �me we are ex-periencing in the life of this
congrega�on. All of us should be proud to have ownership of what is
to transpire in the next six months. So…..Keep sending in those
pledges.., (Money Talks…)Mahalo’s to you , my Brothers and Sisters
in Christ. God’s Work- Our Hands, Alive and in living color here at
KLC, just look around.
In HIS Service,Zel Terluin
GENERAL FUND UPDATEAs we mentioned last month, we project a
slight deficit in our General Fund budget by the end of this
calendar year. Our income and expenses through August 31, 2013 are
as follows:
We will keep you apprised of our General Fund projections in the
months to come. In the meantime we pray for additional General
Funds between now and December 31, 2013 ...Submitted by Tom
Rietz
YEAR TO DATE 2013
PROJECTED 2013
INCOME $ 220,250 $ 313,153
EXPENSES $ -210,891 $ -317,746
SURPLUS/DEFICIT $ 9,359 $ -4,593
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MEET PAUL EMANOVSKYSubmitted by Pastor John
Paul was born and raised on rural Long Island Sound, New York.
His father was a boat-builder, a true craftsman, who by example led
PAUL to choose his life-long occupation as a commercial fisherman.
At the age of 13. Paul bought his first boat, and began his career
bringing freshly-caught fish to market. Spending all of his life at
sea, PAUL has some fascinating stories to tell about "the ones that
got away" and the ones that didn't!
PAUL spent much of his life going after clams--hard shell and
razor. He also fished for striped bass, eel and shark. If it lived
in the Atlantic Ocean, PAUL saw it, caught it and ate it. He
con-sidered his fishing fun, not work. When the storms blew and the
waves crashed over his boat--30 miles off the coast--he always made
safe harbor, and gave Jesus all the credit and thanks.
PAUL has two adult children: his son Paul has a Ph.D. in
forensic anthropology, and works at JPAC on Oahu, where his task is
to identify remains of military personnel who have lost their lives
in other countries so long ago; his daughter Jennifer is married to
a North Carolina State Trooper helicopter pilot, and is the mother
of two boys, ages 4 and 1.
PAUL and his wife moved to Maui in 2003, where she fought a
battle with cancer until the Lord called her home in 2004. PAUL was
blessed by God who united him in marriage with DEB-BIE, who works
as office manager at VIP Tax Services.
Probably busier now than when he was working, PAUL takes
constant care of his rental prop-erties. "If it's broken, PAUL can
fix it!"
BERT SCHIFFERLING:
A huge Mahalo to Bert Schifferling for the time and energy he
put in being part of the Deposit Counting Team. Bert worked
tirelessly week after week for the past few years making sure our
offer-ings and donations made it to the bank. We are grateful to
Bert for volunteering and want him to know how much he is
appreciated for doing so.
PASTOR JOHNMany Mahalos to Pastor John Cassidy for filling in
for Pastor Dave as he took his sabbati-cal. Pastor John kept the
congregation ‘s at-tention with his humorous sermons, visual
ef-fects and special keiki messages. We appreci-ate Pastor John’s
willingness to serve in this capacity, it was a fun summer for all
who at-tended KLC.
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BLESSING OF THE PRAYER SHAWLS
Aloha and God’s Peace to you this day. Our next BLESSING OF THE
PRAYER SHAWLS will be SUNDAY OCTOBER 13 at the 9AM Service. Please
know that you are welcome to receive a Prayer Shawl for any reason.
They are for joyous times, sickness, devotion time, or for any
reason that someone might want to be
wrapped in prayer and know that God is with you. At this time in
our ministry we are in need of money to supply the yarn that is
used for each prayer shawl. This ministry began in February 2007
and IS NOT in our budget at KLC. We have been blessed by donations
to keep this min-istry going. If you would like to donate to this
ministry please make out a check to Kihei Lu-theran Church and then
please mark the MEMO PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY as this is a re-stricted
fund. We thank you ahead of time for your generosity to keep this
ministry going. In the last six and a half years we have given out
2,055 which is 26 shawls a month. Mahalo la-dies for all the hours
of knitting and prayer and mahalo to all who give money for the
yarn.
God bless you!...The Prayer Shawl Hui
HERE WE GO!
The weekend of September 14-15 was very significant at KLC as
the contract with Viking Con-struction was signed, and the
congregation participated in ground breaking as part of the Sun-day
morning worship service. The expansion of the church facilities is
officially underway. Vi-king is scheduled to begin work the week of
September 29th. At first it won’t seem like much is happening, but
it won’t be long before things will start moving. The schedule
calls for construc-tion to be completed around mid-March of next
year. Watch for pictures and updates in the days and weeks
ahead.
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God’s Gifts Our Hands Final Update and Mahalo:On Sunday Sept 8th
an electricity filled the walls of KLC, and it did not come
from the solar panels...it was the awesome excitement shared by
all who helped, gave so generously, loaded, prayed, and then joined
in the delivery of the 1958 (approx) pounds of food that was
donated to the Keolahou Food Pantry and Back Pack Bud-dies. Not all
the food went right away on Sunday but was held waiting for Back
Pack Buddies volunteers to take it to the Maui Food Bank for
storage. Around 60+ congre-gation members, keiki and visitors drove
to Keolahou Church to deliver the food. We were met by the waiting
arms of the Keolahou Church members and in short order the boxes
made it inside to the empty shelves of the pantry. Refreshments
were served by the members of Keolahou, pictures were taken and a
prayer was given. It was a special time for all who participated
and a true reflection of “God’s Work Our Hands”.
There is no real way to express the gratitude to everyone who
had a HAND in this amazing project, however a special Mahalo to the
Terluins, Nelsons, and Kistlers for their roles in making this day
happen, and to each and everyone who donated all the food and
helped achieve the goal that was set.It truly was a “God
Thing”.
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KLC WORSHIP SCHEDULEPerhaps you’ve heard by now. Due to the
ex-
panding of the KLC facilities, which involves the sanc-tuary,
the Sunday worship schedule will shift to two services at 8:00 and
10:30 a.m., starting Sunday, November 24th, and remain so through
Easter Sun-day, April 20th.
Why are we moving to two services a month earlier than usual? It
has to do with the expansion project. Starting on November 18th,
Viking Construc-tion will be building “false” walls on the interior
of the sanctuary, roughly around the inside edge of the sof-fit.
This needs to be done in order to tear down the current outside
walls to make the opening into the new space that’s being built
around the outside of the current building. This will cause the
loss of approxi-mately 30-35 chairs, which means the sanctuary will
only be able to hold 100-110 people. It would be diffi-cult to
accommodate the numbers we normally have in December with the
restricted number of seats. That’s why the change to two services,
starting on November 24. Please make note of that.
You should also know that the worship sched-ule for Christmas
Eve will be expanded to three ser-vices this year, at 4:00, 6:00,
& 8:00 p.m., for the same reasons. The plan is to make the 4:00
p.m. ser-vice one that is family/keiki friendly, while the 6:00 and
8:00 p.m. services will be the more traditional style. Speak with
Worship Team Chair, Zel Terluin (874-5049), or Pastor Dave if you
have any questions.
ONLINE SPIRITUAL GIFTS
ASSESSMENTThe KLC Spiritual
Gifts Team reminds you that you can take an online spiritual
gifts assessment that will help you discover what your
particular spiritual gifts are. Even if you have taken an inventory
in the past, you’re being encouraged to take the 10 minutes needed
to complete this new assess-ment. The results will immediately be
given to you at the time you’ve completed the in-ventory, as well
as be sent to the Spiritual Gifts Team via email. Please go to the
KLC website (www.kiheilutheran.org) and click on the link posted
there to take the spiritual gifts assessment and learn how your
gifts can best be used to serve our God. For more in-formation, or
a “hard copy” of the assess-ment (if you don’t want to take it
online), please contact Jan Porter at 283-6111.
We are indeed “Blessed to Be a Blessing” and that is our theme
for this year’s Stewardship Program.
We will start with a great breakfast party on Sunday, Oct. 27,
from 8:00–8:40 am. The Men’s Hui is supplying the food and the
hap-py cooks! Please come early to church and share in the tasty
food and the fellowship.
During October we ask each of you and your families to
thoughtfully consider what it means to be blessed by God, His
Church, friends, and family. How has God blessed your life through
this church?
On Oct 27, Nov. 3, and Nov. 10, please bring pictures, po-ems,
lists, and stories of your many blessings to post on our “Blessing
Bulletin Boards.” We hope to have them overflowing with
blessings!
The biblical focus for each of the above weeks will be listed in
each Sunday’s bulletin, so you can get a head start. Your valuable
Pledge Packet should arrive by mail during the last week of
October.Last year 73% of the active members participated in the
Stewardship Response Program by offering to financially support our
church. This year we have a short three-week program. We are hoping
for 100% response from active members. Wouldn’t that be a
BLESSING?
...Submitted by The Stewardship Committee
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KIDS PAGE
Draw-A-Face
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worship bags are located on the back table to assist kids in
worship during the service. Please return bags after service.
name tags for kids are available at the back table next to the
Worship Bags. Please take a moment each Sunday to put a name tag on
your child so that our wonderful ohana can learn each child by
name!
the keiki message takes place just before the scripture
readings. Children under 12 are invited to come forward for a
message just for them.
keiki time immediately follows the Keiki Message. Children age 8
and under are invited to the education room where they have circle
time and a short Bible story/lesson. Children return to parents in
time to participate in Communion.
nursery care for ages birth to 3. Parents will soon have a
special designated place to bring their babies, toddlers, &
preschoolers during 9:00 AM Worship. We will offer loving childcare
for children, age 3 & under, in a clean, sanitized, and
baby-safe enclosed space. A Bible lesson will be provided.
worship leaders we love to see & hear our children! If your
child would like to help lead worship, here are some ways that they
might do so: distribute the grapes during communion, pass out
bulletins & greet people before service, say a prayer during
the service, sing, play an instrument, or dance during special
music time. Another way to participate as a family is to sign up to
provide refreshments for after service on a Sunday. Kids can
actively plan what treats to bring, go shopping, and help
distribute refreshments to the congregation. Contact Dawn at
250.3557 or [email protected] to talk about these
opportunities.
C����n� ��� B��y��r�!!Do you love to babysit? We are putting a
list together of youth in our congregation who babysit. We will
pass this list out to our families with young children and have it
available for congregation member referrals. If you would like to
be included on this list, please talk to Dawn or email her at
[email protected].
We also need babysitters for Sunday in our nursery. Please speak
with Dawn if you would like to be part of this baby & toddler
care rotation.
Jus f�� K��� ����n� 9�� W�r����
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S�p������ ’� C�ea�� � Fi� See�
Ac�i
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E����nt��� S�ho� A�
Upcoming...¨ - November Lock-In (If you have not yet done so,
please
give your availability dates to Dawn for planning)¨ - November
Zip Line¨ - Fast Food Progressive Thanksgiving Dinner,
-Sunday, November 24th ¨ - Candy Cane Making & Gi� Exchange
Christmas Party,
Sunday, December 8th
Y�u� (8� �ra�� & �l���)
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Mid��� S�ho�
6 & 7 Gra� S�p���
Contact Dawn at 250.3557 or
[email protected] for updates on
upcoming middle school activities.
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We are pu�ng together care packages for our college kids to be
sent out before Thanksgiving in �me for finals. If you would like
to help us fill the care packages, we ask for $5 or $10 gi� cards
to Starbucks, fast food restaurants, or Barnes & Noble,
personal notes & cards, and small (!) though�ul gi�s. Our 8
recipients will be:¨ Jessica Nelson, University of Hawaii Maui
College¨ Roxi Nelson, University of Hawaii Maui College¨ Neil
Nunan, Embry-Riddle Aeronau�cal University, Presco�, AZ¨ Eryn
Pendergast, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY¨ Bailey Pendergast,
University of Maryland, College Park, MD¨ Kris�an Romerdahl,
Central Washington University, Ellensburg, WA ¨ Taylor Rudow,
University of Portland, Portland OR¨ Maggie Vorhes, California
State University - Chico, Chico, CA
D��� & Disus�i�We take turns bringing dinner for the group
& hosting at our homes. We eat, laugh, fellowship, and discuss
a current event through the lens of our faith. Babysitting is
provided. Our current group meets on Monday evenings. However, we
are getting another small group started on two Wednesday evenings a
month. Please contact Dawn at 250.3557 if you might be interested
in joining this new group now forming. Singles, couples, and
families under 40ish are welcome!
C��� Pakae� f�� C�e� Su�nt�
Un��� 40i��
F��� F�l�w���� E�nt�We spent a September Saturday picnicking and
playing at Iao Valley. (photo of kids on right)For our next
fellowship event, we are planning a beach day. Email
[email protected] to be included in email correspondence &
planning.
S��i� Pr�ecWe will be doing another service project with the
Wailuku Resource Center in November.
We will prepare and serve a meal and dessert to their homeless
& extended stay residents. Watch for more information or email
Dawn at [email protected]. The photo on the right is from
August’s under-40ish service
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SEPTEMBER ANGELSThis month there is a large contingent of angels
that needs to be
lifted up for their extra efforts and commitment. Rather than
try to name them all, and risk forgetting someone, a couple of
different groups get a KLC angel “shout out”, which all has to do
with the facility expansion program. A huge mahalo nui loa to the
Building Team, the Church Council, and the KLC Administrative
As-sistant, who have all put in many extra hours in the past couple
of weeks getting everything in order for applying for a loan with
the Mission Investment Fund, as well as getting the contract signed
with Viking Construction. Because of the self-less efforts that so
many people have made, the expansion of the facilities is ready to
begin. Mahalo ke Akua! Thanks be to God!
Thanksgiving “Adopt An Angel” ProjectAll Sunday School keiki and
Jr/Sr high students will
be asking the congregation to participate in ADOPT AN AN-GEL, to
benefit the recipients at the Keolahou Food Pan-try. Due to the
expansion of the facilities we will not be col-lecting food to make
the Thanksgiving Meals. Last year the Sunday School provided 100
meals and various additional food items to be distributed before
Thanksgiving. The food pantry has requested GIFT CARDS be purchased
, so we are asking for everyone to pick up a Thanksgiving ANGEL
beginning Sunday October 6th, decorate it by coloring, painting, or
whatever moves you and return with a donation to be used to
purchase the gift cards. Once we receive back the ANGEL, a gift
card will be attached on the back and then given out by the Food
Pantry on November 8th and 15th, that way the family can use the
gift card to assist in providing a Thanksgiving Meal. We have 120
ANGELS to be decorated and the Sunday School will be working on
them during class time, but we need your help too. So please
continue the generosity displayed during God’s Gifts Our Hands by
coloring an ANGEL an donating for the gift cards. You will find the
ANGELS and coloring material along with a donation box are located
on the side of the lanai under the bulletin board. Mahalo for your
support! ...Submitted by Marjorie Terluin
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Milton Medeiros 10 / 1Betty Silvira-Donald 10 / 2Kiara
Burgemeister 10 / 4Karen Gucci 10 / 5Bev Schifferling 10 / 9Kellie
Elaban 10 / 10Jeanne Sera 10 / 11Mike Beyersdorf 10 / 14Ling Chang
10 / 15Janna Ashton 10 / 16Kuilani Elaban 10 / 16Dianne Williams 10
/ 16Paul Emanovsky 10 / 21Emily Strauser 10 / 21Lila Fleishman 10 /
22Alexander Lawson 10 / 25Sanni Tharp 10 / 25Dave Krueger 10 /
26Dave Mather 10 / 27Jake Hangartner 10 / 30Brooke Cuomo 10 /
31
HAU‘OLI LA HO‘OMANA‘OHAU‘OLI LA HO‘OMANA‘OHAU‘OLI LA
HO‘OMANA‘O
Lynn & Karen Carlson 10 / 4
John & Dris� Bendon 10 / 9
Joel & Barbara Rudow 10 / 11
Craig Weber & Dianne Williams 10 / 11
John & Jeanine Hay 10 / 15
Jim & Sue Olson 10 / 21
HAU‘OLI LA HANAU!HAU‘OLI LA HANAU!HAU‘OLI LA HANAU!
FLOWERS(sign-up sheet on lanai table)
Oct 6 - Fred & CathyTrottOct 13 - Debbie & Mikhaela
GalindoOct 20 - John & Dori ThorngrenOct 27 - Linda Archer
& Joy Nelson
REFRESHMENTS(sign-up sheet on lanai table)
Oct 6 - Jan Patrick, Nancy KistlerOct 13 -Oct 20 -Oct 27 - Bev
& Bert Schifferling
Worship AssistantsASSISTING MINISTERS
Oct 6 Peggy AlexanderOct 13 -Vicki NelsonOct 20 -Richard
GeschOct 27 -Dawn Misner
READERSOct 6 - Hillary GlasselOct 13 - Joy NelsonOct 20 - Lynn
CarlsonOct 27 - Richard Gesh
COMMUNIONOct 6 - Holly Pendergast, Pastor John, Bev & Bert
Schifferling, Kelli
Nelson, Zel TerluinOct 13 - Hula Group, Donna SmithOct 20 -
Vicki & Don Lee, Nels & Renee Romerdahl, Jean Vorhes
Oct 27 - Stoltzfus Family, Andrea HarrisGREETERS
Oct 6 - Bert Schifferling, Holly PendergastOct 13 - Donna Smith,
Holly PendergastOct 20 - Peggy & Dave CrossenOct 27 - Karen
& Lynn Carlson, Carolyn Rixy-Wagner
USHERS Oct 6 - Fred Trott, Owen PendergastOct 13 - Simon &
David Stoltzfus, Owen Pendergast
Oct 20 - Mikhaela Galindo, Bert SchifferlingOct 27 - Richard
Gesh, Owen Pendergast
MEDIA Oct 6 - Allie RudowOct 13 - Sharyl BorenOct 20 - Joel
RudowOct 27 - Stephanie Mohr
KEIKI CAREOct 6 - Charloette WrightOct 13 - Sue MoorcroftOct 20
- Lisa & Kirsten PaulsonOct 27 - Joy Nelson
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August 2012 2013Average Sun-day Worship Attendance -
131 106
Offerings For The Month
(members & visi-tors)
$ 13,006.00 $ 13,092.00
Offerings –Year to Date
(members & visi-tors)
$201,105.50 $209,632.00
IMPORTANT STATISTICS
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..InHislove..Kathy
Next meeting will be on Tuesday, October 15th
7:00 p.m.
REHEARSALSREHEARSALSThursday-
Hulaat5:30PMLeader:SallyHandleySunday–
Choirat10:20AMLeader:KathyKruegerMonday– 5:30PM–
ChimesLeader:BethWills
“Men’sHui”willmeeton
Tuesday,October22nd,6:00p.m.,atthechurch
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Sunday, October 13th at 12:00 PM, at the Nelson home , Guys and
gals will come for a potluck lunch to celebrate a new life that God
has given to Dawn and Andrew . RSVP Vicki 879-6908. Please come
join in!
