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March 2017

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Worship ReflectionsFrom Pastor Dave

LENT begins on Ash Wednesday March 1We resolve to make a new beginning with God, 7:30 - 8:30 a.m., 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. we receive ashes upon our foreheads.

The highest season of our church year is Lent: the 40 days of preparation for Holy Week and Easter. It commemorates Jesus’ 40 days in the wilderness of temptation, trial and testing (Matthew 4:1-11).

It was there that Jesus chose His way and confirmed His calling to be Savior of the world. Christians believe that Jesus was “fully God and fully human,” the greatest mystery of our faith as Christians. At the center of this holy mystery is Jesus’ qualification to be the unique and unparalleled Savior and Lord of our lives.What does this mean for us and our Lenten journey this year?

Poet T.S. Eliot has written of “the accumulated memories of annual emotion,” referring to the power of Christmas in our lives each year. The same, and more, can be the impact of Lent as we “follow Jesus” in the choice He made when “two roads diverged, and He chose the one less traveled by…and that has made all the difference” (Robert Frost). Life choices.

To frame this resolve will be our Lenten Sunday morning worship, as we reflect upon “Life Changing Encounters with Jesus”—the spiritual journey of Nicodemus the Pharisee (John 3), the woman at the well (John 4), the man who was blind from birth (John 9),

the deep grief of Mary and Martha over the death of their brother Lazarus (John 11), the conflicted Pontius Pilate as he condemns the Son of God (Matthew 27), and the inconsolable grief turned into inexpressible joy of Mary Magdalene at the empty tomb (John 20).

To remind us of our resolve to make a new beginning with God will be the Wednesday evening Soup Suppers, Worship Service, and Discussions that will be offered from 6:30-8:15 March 8 - April 5. A personal faith story each week will be accompanied by songs and prayers, then table discussions of the scripture for the following Sunday will heighten our expectation of the new work our Lord wants to do in our lives. Let us come together to make this Lent a true spiritual milestone in our life and faith.

Dave HandleyInterim Pastor

What’s Inside:

AnnouncementsPage 2

Stephen Ministry, FPC Book ClubPage 3

Children and YouthPage 4

Genesis, High School News Page 5

Adult Education Women’s MinistryPage 6

Mission, FellowshipPage 7

Lenten Suppers, Sermon Series for LentPage 8


announcements

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Seniors Invited to Defer Property Taxes for2016 Real Estate Taxes

Qualified senior citizens aged 65 years and older are invitedto apply for the Senior Citizens’ Real Estate Tax DeferralProgram offered by the State of Illinois through the DuPageCounty Treasurer’s office. This program allows qualifiedsenior citizens to defer up to $5,000 of their current propertytax amount. The deferral is treated as a loan and accrues 6percent simple interest until the amount is either paid back or the property is sold. To qualify, the senior citizen’s householdincome cannot exceed $55,000. Additionally, the propertymust be used exclusively for the owner’s primary residence.

The application period closes March 1, 2017. You may eithercall the DuPage County Treasurer’s Office at (630)407 5900or go online at treasurer.dupageco.org for more information.

Dr. Gary Burge will preach on March 26

Professor of New Testament at Wheaton College since 1992, Dr. Burge has a unique grasp of the Middle East, a passionate faith in Christ, and a remarkable background. When Lebanon’s tragic civil war broke out in the early ‘70s he was a student at the American University in Beirut studying international relations and Islam.

After graduation from Fuller Theological Seminary in California in 1978, he received his Ph.D. in New Testament at King’s College in Aberdeen, Scotland. Over the years, his extensive travels and research have taken him to Iraq, Syria, Jordan, Egypt, Israel and the occupied territories of the West Bank. Dr. Burge’s friendships with many Palestinian Christian pastors have given him a unique perspective on the faithful witness of a suffering Church in a land under occupation.

Dr. Burge will be preaching on the Lenten Sermon Series “Life Changing Encounters with Jesus.” From 9:45-10:45 he will lead an interactive class that will take the Gospel Lesson deeper as it opens our eyes to the presence of Christ for us today. Set aside this important date in your calendars. Come and be inspired to a new level of faith.

Free “Open Space” in Wheaton

When you need some space for creativity, there is now a large, open room with high tables available. Loretto Center is making the space and time available for free. Hours are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 1:30 til 4:30 p.m. 1661 Somerset, Wheaton. For directions or questions, call Jean Rosen at (630) 668-1782.

Lenten Mission OpportunityHearts, Hands & Feet are Needed

Peoples Resource Center On Saturday, March 4 we have an opportunity to distribute food at the Peoples Resource Center Food Pantry. We will gather at 8:30 at the PRC and finish at noon. If your are interested, call Karen Parkinson at 630-858-4563.

Interfaith Fellowship Dinner

On Saturday, March 4 at 6:00 p.m. inStewart Hall, the Islamic Foundation of Villa Park & First Pres invite you to join us for a night of dinner, fun and fellowship

Come hear a keynote from Pastor Hannah Kardon, Pastor of the Wicker Park campus of Urban Village Church, on Muslim-Christian collaborations that have transformed communities for the better, and may one day change the world. Dinner provided by Jerusalem Café.For reservations call the church office at (630) 668-5147, donations accepted for dinner.

Bake Sale Success

Many thanks to all the bakers, buyers and workers who helped make the Women’s Ministry bake sale a success. We raised over $800 that will be donated to local charities. In addition, all remaining baked goods were mailed to Scott Rice who is currently serving in the Air Force Reserves in the Middle East. He has told us that homemade goodies are a special treat that he will share with his fellow soldiers. Thanks again to all who helped with the bake sale.


Have you visited our website lately? www.firstpreswheaton.org

Monthly News is available online and you may also call the church office to request an email copy vs. a print copy.

Proverbs 11:25

The generous will prosper; those who refresh others will themselves be refreshed.

FPC Book Club

Thank You

Dear Church,I am so proud of you. You have embraced a difficult topic not all churches are willing to acknowledge. Human slavery is a war and the cost of innocent carnage is worth our fight. Thank you for “showing up”. Sue Yenchek

The Gambaiani family would like to thank our First Pres family for all of the care cards and cards in the loss of my Dad, Bob Smith. He will be deeply missed indeed. Thank you! Nancy Gambaiani

Stephen Ministry Corner

Why Stephen (lay) ministry?Because the Bible says so. When Jesus call us to be disciples, he also makes us members if his body, the church. As arms and hands of God, we are called to do the work of God in the world (1cor 12).

Because congregations need it. Churches are searching for ways to serve the needs of their members and improve their ability to provide nurturing, healing, and caring environment for their members.

Because pastors need it. Pastors are looking for ways to provide quality care to more members.

Because Christian lay persons need it. Christian lay persons look to their congregation to provide effective ministry that touches them deeply when they are hurting. Christian lay persons look to their congregations for the opportunity to become more meaningfully involved in ministry and to activate their discipleship.

The Nest by Cynthia D-Aprix is our book selection for the month of March. A novel about four adult siblings, their shared inheritance that has shaped their choices and their lives and what happens when it is put in jeopardy. This is a story about the power of family, friendship, the ways we depend upon one another and the ways we let one another down. Join us on Thursday, March 23rd for good discussion and great fellowship. Questions? Please contact Mary Kinsey 630-668-5147 x20 or [email protected].

Cancer-Now What?This is the title of a new book written by Dr. Kenneth C Haugk, founder and executive director of Stephen Ministries. This is a book to give to people diagnosed with cancer and their loved ones, helping them navi-gate the medical, emotional, re-lational, and spiritual challenges of cancer. The givers of this book may in-clude friends, coworkers, other family members, pastors, medi-cal professionals, businesspeo-ple, professionals of all kinds, and others who may at least sometimes encounter those dealing with cancer-and who would be in a position to give this book to them as a way of offering help and support.The Stephen Ministry team is ordering a copy for the library. It also can be ordered from the Stephen Ministry web site: www.stephenministries.org for $19.

Children & Youth

Preschool


Children

LOGOS in March3/1 Ash Wednesday 3/8 Lego Night3/15 LOGOS Family Celebration One Great Hour of SharingThe Fish banks are back! What a great way for the children to help serve others in need.They will receive the banks in Sunday School and LOGOS the first week of March.Extra banks and calendars are available in the Rotunda. Banks are due back on Palm Sunday. Easter Party and Egg HuntSaturday, April 8th ~~ 10:00 – 11:00amPreschool thru 3rd Grade (4th & 5th Graders welcome to come participate or assist!)Easter Egg Hunt, Crafts, Games and story will all be a part of the fun!

First Pres Preschool is happy to welcome Bongi, an inter-national exchange student from South Africa, into our class-rooms. Bongi is studying graduate level classes in early childhood education at the College of DuPage. She comes to First Pres Preschool one day a week and helps out in multiple classrooms. She is fast becoming a favorite with our children and teachers!

The Terrific Twos are spending March on an Eric Carle lit-eracy unit. Each week they will be reading a different Eric Carle book and creating unique projects to go along with it. This month we continue to have guest readers come into our Twos classroom to read a story and share our snack with us. The children love having their Mom or Dad or special person in their life share in their classroom time with them.

The three year olds are learning nursery rhymes this month and continuing to strengthen their cutting skills. You may wonder why we continue to teach nursery rhymes to our three year olds. Like many opportunities for learning in pre-school, Mother Goose provides us with a way to introduce early literacy and pre-reading skills through what children consider as ‘play’. One of the foundations required to begin reading is phoneme awareness. Phoneme awareness is the ability to hear and manipulate sounds and rhyme. Children who are exposed to nursery rhymes, songs, and rhyming books from birth through the preschool years become pho-nemically aware naturally with this exposure.

Our four year olds are spending their final month on the pho-nics unit. Their classroom is filled with letter and sound proj-ects. Each week, the children are recognizing upper/lower case letters, sounding out the letter sounds, and writing up-per/lower case letters. Every week for the last few months, every activity during their center time, their songs, their stories, their snacks, and their projects have all centered around one letter. According to the National Reading Panel and the national Early Literacy Panel, there are four essen-tial components of early literacy: Comprehension, Phono-logical Awareness, Alphabetic Principle, and Concepts of Print. We weave these four components into everything we do during the phonics unit. This year we have added a few new letters. After spring break, the children will be sharing their new discoveries about phonics with their parents during a special Phonics presentation.

Our Pre-K class has been busy building words and working on pre-literacy skills this month. In February, we sponsored a PJ Reading Night for the children and their parents. This is an annual favorite for the children. They love coming to school in the evening in their PJs (and seeing their teachers in their PJs!). We spend the evening reading beloved Laura Numeroff books, working on fun center activities, and creat-ing a special treat. This month the Pre-K class will be learn-ing about the weather, the water cycle, rainbows and mixing colors. They will also be celebrating Dr. Suess’ birthday on March 2nd. Happy Birthday Dr. Suess!

Our KG Enrichment class finished exploring the ancient and fascinating culture of China in February. They learned about the Chinese flag, Kindergarten in China, and the Chinese New Year. They had fun during center time painting Chinese characters, trying out chopsticks, and making Chinese drag-ons and masks. Now they are studying Spain; journeying through this country’s rich history learning about its King and Queen, Spanish explorers, flamenco dancing, bull fighting, and Picasso.

Vacation Bible School/Service SquadSave the Date! Ages 4 years - entering 8th gradeVBS/Service Squad will take place on June 13-17.

Genesis News


WF High School News

Last month we had a blast in the snow at Timber-Lee, and experienced a great worship time and excellent speaker. We talked about receiving gifts, and the great gift of Jesus’ love that is not to be put on the shelf and admired, but is meant to be opened, explored and enjoyed, and then re-gifted to others. We were challenged to find new ways to explore and engage Jesus in order to deepen our faith and share love with others.

Here’s what’s coming up:

Confirmation Class Begins…March 5! 8th Graders – We will have a special blessing for you during worship at both services, and we’ll get started on the first lesson at 10:45 in SH104. See you then! Parents of Confirmands Small Group – Your class begins March 5, too! Grab your coffee and join this group in the dining room to learn a little bit about what your students are talking about in confirmation class, and grow as a support group for each other as your students enter high school! This small group will be facilitated by Julee Lockard and Stacy Chojnacki.

Chicago DOOR Mission Trip, March 10-12. Please pray for our safety and spiritual growth this weekend! We’ll be staying at Church of the Brethren in the city and helping out at a women’s shelter, touring the area, and learning more about what God is already doing in the city through the DOOR Network.

Hot Breakfast Sunday, March 19, 9:45. Bacon. Need I say more?

No WF on Sunday, March 26 Spring break, but we WILL meet on April 2.

Palms, Pancakes & Plants Fundraiser/Koinonia coffee, Sunday, April 9, 9:30-11am. This is our second (and hopefully last) fundraiser for the summer mission trip, and all mission trip participants will be expected to help out. Watch for an email with more details!

Friday, April 14, 4:30pm Watch the Passion of the Christ Movie & attend worship.

Happy March! The hope of spring and warmth is just around the corner, but my heart has been warmed throughout the winter by the love and support that I felt from you, the church family, at our fundraiser at the end of January! It was so fun to see Stewart Hall full of your happy faces, and to hear all of the lively conversations taking place around the room. The high school youth had a blast serving you! I hope you got a chance to say hi to some of them as they bustled around the room.

Thanks to your generosity, we netted about $3400 toward our summer mission trip, which put us a little more than half way toward our fundraising goal of $6000. Your love and support of our high school youth is amazing. Thank you so much! Save the date for our next fundraiser/Koinonia coffee: Palms, Pancakes & Plants! April 9 at 10:30am. We will stuff you with pancakes & sausage, and then we will hear a presentation from Linda Wygant from the Grace Seeds Ministry, about the exciting things God is doing through them. I hope to see you there!

It’s March Madness and Shamrocks with Genesis BLAST!Middle Schoolers and your friends are invited to an evening of games: basketball, ping pong, reverse charades, sardines, a church-wide scavenger hunt and make your own sundae on Friday, March 17, 7:00-9:00 here at FPC in the Ministry Center. Bring $5.00 for snacks and a permission slip, found in the church office or at www.firstpreswheaton.org. Please RSVP to Erin Schnack 630-681-1651 or Laurie Meissner 630-510-7423 [email protected]. Prizes for the FPC middle schooler that brings the most friends. Join us, we guarantee you will have a BLAST! 5th graders, you are invited too! Come to our BLAST March Madness and see what Genesis Middle School youth group is all about. Bring your friends, $5.00 and the FPC permission form. We can’t wait to meet you! Genesis Middle Schoolers are going AWOL Friday, April 21-Saturday, April 22, 2017 to Fourth Presbyterian Church in downtown Chicago. AWOL (A Work of Love) is an overnight retreat and hands-on mission project with a church or local mission agency. Youth from around the Presbytery of Chicago will stay overnight at Fourth Presbyterian Church for worship and fellowship. On Saturday, we head out to a mission site to assist and serve! Please contact Mary Kinsey for more information and to RSVP. Adults wanted and needed.

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Adult Education

Our Pastor Said Whaaat?

Enjoy a cup of coffee and a donut, while casually discussing Sunday's sermon. Our pastors are providing questions related to their Sunday sermon to facilitate a deeper discussion during the Education Hour. This class is facilitated by Denny Lawson in Sanctuary Hall (lower level).

Sunday School ScheduleChildren03/05 The Ten Lepers03/12 To Zacchaeus03/19 At the Last Supper03/26 In the Garden

Grade 6 03/05 Job03/12 A Divided Kingdom03/19 Two Kings for God’s People03/26 Three Prophets

Grade 703/05 Stephen, the First Martyr and Phillip and The Ethiopian Official03/12 A Debate in Jerusalem03/19 Saul, a New Believer 03/26 Two New Missionaries

Grade 803/05 Confirmation begins03/12 Confirmation03/19 Confirmation03/26 Confirmation

High School03/05 Faith & Science03/12 DOOR weekend03/19 Sunday AM03/26 No Sunday AM-Spring Break


Jesus is Calling You to Tea at K’Tizo

Join us for a deep breath of peace and calm with a Jesus Calling devotion at 9:30 a.m. on the 4th Thursday of each month. Come when you can, don’t stress when you can’t.If your calendar is handy, pencil it in for the next few months: 3/23, 4/27, and 5/25. Place: K’Tizo Tea & Coffee Shop - located at 1915 North Gary Ave in Wheaton. Questions? Call Angela Stephenson at 630-200-2533

Women’s Ministry

Strawberry Breakfast

Saturday, May 20thStewart Hall 101-103 9:30 Fellowship 9:45 Breakfast 10:15 Westside Improv, Improv Education, Practice and Performance11:00 Installation of Officers$5.00 Donation suggested

Women’s Ministry 2017 Schedule of Events April 22 - 9:00-11:00 a.m. Lynn Austin, Author, Nourishing Your Dream, Brunch, in Stewart Hall. April 29 - 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Presbytery Women of Chicago Gathering in Stewart Hall.

Music Ministry

March Music Ministry Highlights

Season of LentMarch 5 – Celebration Ringers including Wesley Newton on ViolinMarch 12 – LOGOS Children’s Choir and String QuartetMarch 19 – Two Nationally acclaimed Soloists accompanied by a chamber instrumental ensembleMarch 26 – FPW Orchestra


Mission

Food PantryFor March, we are collecting condiments & boxed starches such as potatoes, rice & grains (couscous, orzo, quinoa, barley, etc.)

Pecans are Still Available in the Church OfficeCost is $10.00 per one pound bag. Sales benefit the Presbytery's Erie House mission. Please make checks out to Presbyterian Women.

Join us for a 5 week Lenten study - He Chose the Nails Study Guide: What God Did to Win Your Heart - by Max Lucado (Author)

Every gift from God reveals his love, but no gift reveals his love more than the gifts of the cross. These gifts came not wrapped in paper but in passion. They were not placed around a tree but around a cross. They were not covered with ribbons but sprinkled with the blood that Christ shed on our behalf. In this five-session video Bible study, Max Lucado explores the many gifts that Christ provided to us at his crucifixion.

Breakfast starts at 7:00 a.m. next to the kitchen. Please contact [email protected] to be sure we have enough bacon for all.

Mens First Light Collaborative

Fellowship

Roseland “Good News” Day Care Center:We traveled to Roseland the end of January with a car filled with your donations! These included: a set of pots and pans, blankets and comforters, a large bag of dolls from a collection, children’s toys, children’s clothing, women’s and men’s clothes, household items, a crib and mattress, and a train play table! Ms Pearl was thrilled! Thank you so much for thinking of Roseland as you no longer need things!

The Christmas holidays are a busy time at the Day Care. In early December, a group from Connection Pointe Christian Church in Indiana came with supplies for the Christmas Eve hospital visits Ms Pearl makes. The group filled many gift bags of baby items for new moms in different hospitals. On Christmas Eve, Highland Christian Church from Robinson, Il., a rrived. They split into four groups and visited new moms in seven different hospitals in the Chicago area. They delivered the gift bags to the new moms and shared with them about the love of Jesus. Afterwards they came back to the Day Care and shared their experiences. There were twelve gift bags remaining.

Ms Pearl and others invited the Roseland community to a Christmas breakfast at 9:00 a.m. Christmas day. They also caroled through Roseland that day, encouraging people.

Four weeks later, a group led by Pastor Ted and Kim Marvin from Arlington Baptist College in Arlington, Texas, came to volunteer for a week. They helped at the Day Care Center for two days and then helped the moms with a clothing sale another day. The twelve remaining gift bags of baby items from the hospital visits at Christmas served as samples. This group filled many more bags of baby items. They were able to visit the hospitals again and share and witness to the new moms. This was followed by a visit to the emergency room where the students were able to pray with people who wanted to. The group returned to Texas with life long memories from their time in Roseland.

Please continue to bring your donations to the Rotunda coat room, marked “Roseland” or “Ms Pearl”. We are overwhelmed by your generosity and thank you so very much! Any questions, please call Jan Foster at 630-653-2612.

Palm Sunday: Koinonea Coffee withGrace Seeds MinistryGrace Seeds is a growing ministry. We celebrate and cultivate God’s gifts of abundance and hospitality. We seek to live out God’s call for justice, reconciliation and peace — and we go where the Spirit leads.

Share the Harvest, a transplant of Grace Seeds Ministry, grows fresh, healthy produce to share with hungry neighbors. The project is a direct, hands-on response to hunger and poverty in our communities. Share the Harvest inspires, educates and empowers our partners to share God’s hospitality, treat creation with care, and seek God’s justice.

Grace Seeds is a faith-based non-profit, networking with a variety of faith communities/traditions/denominations throughout the Chicagoland area. We empower our partners to respond to immediate, critical hunger needs in their communities by increasing the availability/diversity of produce available to our Food Pantry/Community Meal Partners.

In 2016, our 43 Growing Partners contributed some 20,000 pounds of fresh produce to 21 food pantries and community meal sites.

For more information contact Rev. Linda WygantGrace Seeds Ministry, [email protected] call 773-495-7865


April newsletter submissions are due by March 15. Email them to [email protected]. This is a monthly publication. If you move please call the church office with your new address.

Wednesday nights March 8 through April 5.

6:30 - 7:15 p.m. Food and fellowship in Stewart Hall7:15 - 7:45 p.m. Worship7:45 - 8:15 p.m. A time of study

All are welcome! RSVP to the church office at [email protected]. If you are able to provide a crockpot of soup to share, call Pastor Kyle at (630) 668-5147 and she will send you a recipe.

Lenten Suppers

Lenten Sermon Series

Ash Wednesday Service March 1, 7:00-8:30 p.m.

March 5 Jesus’ Temptations & Ours Matthew 4:1-11; Genesis 2:15-17, 3:1-7

March 12 The Spiritual Journey of Nicodemus John 3:1-17; Genesis 12:1-4

March 19 Woman at the Well John 4:5-42; Exodus 17:1-7

March 26 The Man Born Blind John 9:1-41; I Samuel 16:1-13

April 2 Mary, Martha, & Lazarus John 11:1-45; Ezekiel 37:1-14

April 9Pontius Pilate Mathew 21:1-11; Matthew 27:11-31 PALM/PASSION SUNDAY Youth Fundraiser for Mission Trip. Koinonia Coffee: Grace Seeds Mission

April 16Mary Magdalene: Surprised by Joy John 20:1-18; Psalm 118:1-2, 14-24 EASTER SUNDAY 6:00, 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 a.m.

Care Cards are powerful little yellow pieces ofpaper that provide comfort, strength,

and support to others in need of prayers. They are available in the pews at eachservice for quick little notes to let one another know that we are thinking about

them and praying for them. They can be droppedoff in the offering plate during services.

They can also be sent online from this page. The church office forwards onlineand handwritten care cards to the recipients.

https://firstpreswheaton.webconnex.com/CareCard

March 2017

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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7:30AM Imposition of Ashes

5:00PM LOGOS

6:30PMWF Guy s Small Group

6:30PMWF Girls Small Group

7:00PM Ash Wednesday Serv ice

7:00PM Chix w ith Stix

8:00PM WF Leadership - SALT

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9:30AM Women's Ministry Mtg

12:00PM Preschool Piano

3:30PM Victory Dance Class

6:00PM Troop 23 Leaders Meeting

6:30PM Celebration Ringers

6:45PM Kopian Soccer

7:00PM Strong Ladies in Christ

7:30PM Westminster Choir

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6:00AM Finding Fathers


6:30PM Wheaton Comm Radio

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7:00AM First Light Mens

8:30AM Music Rehearsal

9:00AM Zomi Pray er Meeting

9:00AM Williams Baseball

12:00PM Zomi Praise Band

7:00PM Interfaith Fellow ship Dinner

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8:30AM Worship

9:45AM Parent of Confirmands

9:45AM Our Pastor Said What?!

9:45AM Sunday A. M. - WF

9:45AM Confirmation Class

11:00AM Worship

1:00PM Zomi Worship

6:00PM WF - Youth Group

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11:30AM Preschool Art

1:00PM Genesis Team Meeting

5:30PM Victory Soccer

6:45PM Troop 23

7:00PM Stephen Ministry

7:00PM Stew ardship

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10:00AM Women's Bible Study

11:30AM Staff Meeting

11:30AM Preschool Sports

2:00PM Yoga



7:00PM Board of Deacons

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9:00AM Caritas Meeting


5:00PM LOGOS

6:00PM Lent Soup Suppers

6:30PM WF Girls Small Group

6:30PM WF Guy s Small Group

7:00PMChix w ith Stix

8:00PM WF Band Practice

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9:30AM Children's Ministry Team


3:30PM Victory Dance Class



7:00PM Scout Dist Round Table


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WF Chicago DOOR Mission Trip


9:30AM Sarah Circle


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8:30AM Worship


9:45AM Parents of Confirmands


11:00AM Worship

1:00PM Zomi Worship

2:00PM Pack 64 Blue & Gold

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1:00PM Grace Circle

4:30PM Victory Sports

6:30PM Joy Circle

6:45PM Troop 23

7:00PM Office & Finance

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9:00AM Ruth Circle



2:00PM Yoga



7:00PM Troop 23 Comm Mtg

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9:30AM Hannah Circle

11:30AM Victory Sports Preschool

1:00PM Elizabeth/Rebecca Circle

5:00PM LOGOS Celebration





8:00PM WF Leadership - SALT

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7:00PM Strong Ladies in Christ


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9:30AM Sarah Circle

2:30PM Cancer Care

7:00PM BLAST March Madness

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5:00PM Church of the Sav ior

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8:30AM Worship



9:45AM WF Hot Breakfast

9:45AM Parents of Confirmand s

11:00AM Worship

1:00PM Zomi Worship

2:00PM Court of Honor

6:00PM WF - Youth Group

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5:30PM Victory Sports

6:45PM Troop 23 Potluck

7:00PM Communications

7:00PM Stephen Ministry

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2:00PM Yoga


7:00PM Mission Committee

7:00PM HR Committee

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11:30AM Victory Sports Preschool





8:00PM WF Band Practice

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9:00AM New sletter Collators

9:30AM Tea at K'Tizo




7:00PM Buildings and Grounds

7:00PM FPC Book Club

7:00PM Women's Grief Group


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8:30 AM Music Rehersal


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8:30AM Worship


11:00AM Worship

1:00PM Zomi Worship

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6:45PM Troop 23

7:00PM Pray er Shaw l Ministry

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2:00PM Yoga

7:00PM Session

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6:30PM AA

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