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March 2013

St. JohnsUnited Church of Christ

St. Johns is a community of faithcentered in Jesus Christ, seeking

guidance and direction through theHoly Spirit, and demonstrating Gods

love to all people in words anddeeds.

An Open and AffirmingCongregation

503 Stuart CircleRichmond, Virginia 23220Telephone: 804.358.9291

Email:[email protected]

Web Site:stjohnsrichmond.org

Published monthly for

members and friends

2013 St Johns UCC

IF YOURE GOING TO GO ON A JOURNEY

youre going to have to move. A journey implies going from where one is to aplace where one wants to be.

I have a problem with the church calendar, or at least with the way its frequentlyused. You have heard it said that the Season of Advent prepares us for Christmas.And you have heard it said that the Season of Lent prepares us for Easter. But Isay to you: a life of faith is one that continuously prepares us to meet and continu-ously moves us closer to God.

We began our Lenten journey on Ash Wednesday and Sunday, February 17th withthe invitation to make a commitment to pay attention to pay attention to how Godis imprinted in our lives, to pay attention to the footprints we leave in the world, and

to pay attention to the blueprint we at St. Johns are in our community.I like this approach to Christian formation because of what it implies. If Easter is adestination, we know that on the day after Easter, we can stop preparing. Its ar-rived. We can eat our peeps & candy eggs, place the lily in the backyard, and getready for the next event on our calendar. But if our journey to Easter is a time thatreminds and encourages us to pay attention, there is the direct inference of ourneed for preparation and our need to pay attention on Easter Monday just as muchas on Good Friday.

And so, Christian faith formation encourages and guides and assists us in ourmovements, not toward the goal of celebrating a holiday, but toward the goal ofmoving toward God, of coming closer to God, of paying attention to Gods presence

in our lives. Christian faith formation is not an hour of Church school on Sunday ora program year of September to May. It is not a series of times of preparation forthe next holy day. Its a movement. Its a way of getting in touch and remaining intouch with the Holy One. Its a way of paying attention to who God would have usbe, and paying attention to how we should live our individual lives and our lives livedtogether in community.

I remember when my son got his first cell phone. He had lousy reception in hishouse, so when we called he would say: Hold on. Let me go out on the back porchwhere Ive got better reception.

Where do you get the best reception when God calls? For me, I need to go into myheart that place where body, soul and Gods Spirit all come together. Using thethree aspects of faith life that are used in the St. Johns Lenten Spiritual Journey

booklet, I need to Tend In before I Tend Out. I need to Tend In before Im ready toTend Together.

Over the next several weeks, I encourage you to pay attention. Use the LentenBooklet. Attend the Christian Formation classes and worship to help you discoverwhat God is saying.

Tend In. Tend Out. Tend Together. And blessings be upon you on your journey,


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Members of Church Council

Teresa Jolles, PresidentJo Ann Jellison,

Vice PresidentBetsy Bighinatti, SecretaryBryan Anderegg

Allen CaraherGary BeasleyHelena DeLigtDesiree McNeiceKenn ShirleyDreama TerrillBill WatsonKaren-Marie Yust

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Council meetsMonday, March 11th

at 7 p.m.

Dear St. Johns Family and Friends,

This winter has been quite full and entertaining at St. Johns!

If you have not yet seen, Closer to Thee, you still have time! Many thanks to member-writer Rob Osborn for sharing his

talent, to Tony Sharpenstein for directing/choreographing, Shirley Townsend for music direction, member-actors HelenaDeLigt, Bud Higgins, and Anita Sharpenstein for their performances, and the St. Johns Players for their continued gift ofself. Saturday, March 2, you will have an opportunity to discuss the plays message after the performance.

Thanks also go to CARITAS organizers (Richard and Betsy Bighinatti) and servers. We are well underway with servingour guests, which continues through April 12th. The Youth prepared what has become a delicious pancake dinnertradition.

The dinner was followed by a meaningful service by Pastor Jon using Our Lenten Spiritual Journey: Making FaithPrints, which was developed by Karen-Marie Yust and Julia Eliades. This booklet is a testimony to Julia and Karen-Maries love of and dedication to the Word. Throughout the Lenten Season you will hear tending in (tending to ourinner life with God), tending out (tending our outward life, so that we can pay attention to the footprints we leave in the

world), tending together (building up community, so that we can become a clear blueprint of what God desires for theworld). As Karen-Marie and Julia have written, Your spiritual journey of tending in, tending out, and tending together iswhat forms yourfaith prints your unique way of following Christ according to Gods desires for your life.

Jo Ann Jellison chairs the Interim Search Team with the help from a cross section of our members (Justin Barbour,Betsy Bighinatti, Allen Caraher, and Billy Poarch). Rev. Dr. Kwame Osei Reid, Associate Conference Minister has metwith the team and will be back during different times of the process as helper/adviser. Please feel free to address anyquestions to the chair or members of the team. Also, you will find a separate notice of their progress on the next page(pg 3).

Easter is right around the corner, and the Congregational Life and Care Ministry is preparing another wonderfulcelebration of this high holy day! When this group gets together, we reap the benefits. They plan to have something for

everyone on the lawn, weather permitting. Otherwise, we will bring the outside in.

Enjoy the Journey!Blessings,Teresa Jolles


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Facilities Report

Facilities Chair Richard Bighinatti reports that the church retainedstained glass window expert Scott Taylor to examine the Rosewindow (above the altar) for damage and leaks during January.We are awaiting Mr. Taylors report and expect to be able toshare his findings in next months MESSENGER.

In addition, a team has been assembled to evaluate the repair ofthe churchs disabled boiler.

Report of the Interim Search Committee

Your Interim Search Committee is at work! We have had somepreliminary meetings together, one with Rev. Ginna MinasianDalton, who gave us information on interim ministry from the pointof view of the interim minister and from the point of view of othercongregations experiences. We have also had our first meetingwith Rev. Kwame Osei Reed, Associate Central AtlanticConference Minister, who works with the churches in the PotomacAssociation during search and call processes.

The committee is working on the Interim Needs Assessment, adocument which will be submitted to Kwame by March 1. Kwamekeeps in touch with those specially trained for interim ministry inthe CAC and will encourage those available to apply. The I

nterested interim ministers will be able to learn a little about usfrom the Interim Needs Document, just as we will learn aboutthem from their profiles that Kwame will send to us. Thecommittee expects to interview a small number of candidates andselect from among that group. Once the committee has reached adecision, the candidates name will be submitted to ChurchCouncil for their vote.

There are some recommendations for transition times that thecommittee feels are appropriate and will plan to follow.

1. The interim minister will not be someone from within our churchmembership. That does not mean that ordained ministers who are

members of St. Johns will not be helpful in other ways.

2. The interim minister will not be considered by the SearchCommittee for long term pastor. This would place a handicap onthe interim, as he or she helps guide us to clarify the qualities weare looking for in a long term pastor.

3. The Church Council will vote to call the interim minister;whereas, the whole congregation votes on the long term pastor.

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CARITAS

Volunteers Needed:We need volunteers Wednesday through Sunday. Thisministry takes 90 minutes of your time. Please arrive at5:30 PM. We encourage each member of thecongregation to sign-up for one evening. You can findsign up sheets in the Parlor. Together we can make adifference!

The following are needed:Toilet PaperCookiesSnacks

Please leave in the kitchen and label CARITAS.

Thanks for your help and ongoing support of thisimportant ministry to our vulnerable population. Thanksto everyone who has signed up!

Contact Richard Bighinatti for more information.

CARITAS Volunteer Schedule3/2 Ginna and Sam Dalton3/3 Dale and Laura Totty3/6 Jeff Michel3/7 Hank Harman3/8 Cook Family and Higgins Family3/9 Confirmation Class3/10 Dale and Laura Totty3//13 Need Volunteers3/14 Need Volunteers3/15 Bill Watson, Sal Anselmo, and Michael Bauger3/16 Confirmation Class3/23 Confirmation Class3/24 Woods Family3/27 Need Volunteers3/28 Denise Martin3/30 Confirmation class

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Area Congregations Together in Service

ACTS is A Greater Richmond interfaith mission providingsupport and resources during periods of financial crisis toprevent homelessness. We began assisting clients in 2006.

Since that time, over 1,500 households have been financiallyassisted. In 2012, we financially assisted 256 households (a62% increase over the prior year), keeping them stablyhoused. 601 total people, including 185 children under theage of 18 were affected by this effort. An additional 200households were offered resources more appropriate to theirindividual needs. $110,000 was expended in direct financialservices. In 2013, ACTS anticipates assisting 336households and expending $168,000.

ACTS makes payments for rents, mortgages, utilities, carpayments or repair billsall items that could jeopardizestable housing and cause eviction. Our clients are hardworking people who experience some unexpectedemergency rendering them unable to meet this monthshousing expenses.

According to Billy Poarch, Executive Director of ACTS,ACTS appreciates the support the congregation of St. Johnshas offered to enable the organization to thrive. Together, weoffer HOPE to our neighbors in desperate need, who oftenfall through the cracks. Together, we do the work God hascalled upon us to do.A special offering for ACTS will betaken Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday. Please consider thepossibility of yourself, a family member or a neighbor facing

homelessness when making your donation.

One Great Hour Of Sharing -Sharing Brings Joy

Over the past year, the resourcesshared by St. Johns and thousands ofother congregations in the UnitedChurch of Christ through their OneGreat Hour of Sharing (OGHS) mis-sion offerings have brought joy toevery corner of the world, including our own country. Thesegifts are abundant evidence that we are a caring,compassionate people, providing needed assistance to peoplein desperate situations. The lives of thousands of people weregiven hope and given resources that changed, if not saved theirlives.

Countries battling chronic famine issues weresupported with programs that improved foodproduction.

Young men and women were given trainingthrough partner agencies like the YMCA andYWCA Worldwide, training that strengthened theirabilities to become leaders in their communities.

Women were given voice through empowermentprojects which gave them skills to improve theirfamilys economic situation.

Families and communities hard hit by naturaldisasters in the United States, as with HurricaneSandy that caused massive damage along coastalareas in the Northeast; extensive flooding in NorthDakota; and tornado ravaged areas of NorthCarolina and Missouri, received assistance thathelped them rebuild their lives, their homes andtheir communities.

In total, our One Great Hour of Sharing improved the lives ofpeople in 138 countries!

Helping others brings joy, and God knows joy when we takeactions that restore the well-being of Gods children. When wereach out to others with helping hands, we share love and

justice with sisters and brothers, with whom we are one. Godloves our joyful attitude when we share from our abundance.

We will receive the One Great Hour of Sharing offering duringworship on March 3rd. May your worship be amazingly joyful,may your sharing be delightfully abundant, and may God bemade glad by your cheerful generosity.


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Lectionary Readings

March 3rd, 2013Third Sunday in Lent

Isaiah 55:1-9Psalm 63:1-81 Corinthians 10:1-13Luke 13:1-9

March 10th, 2013 March 24th, 2013Fourth Sunday in Lent Palm Sunday

Joshua 5:9-12 Luke 19:28 - 40Psalm 32 Psalm 31:9 - 16Luke 15 : 1-3, 11b - 32 Philippians 2:5-11

March 17th, 2013 March 31st, 2013Fifth Sunday in Lent Easter Sunday

Isaiah 43 :16- 21 Acts 10:34 - 43Psalm 126 Ps 118:1-2,14 - 2Philippians 3: 4b - 14 1 Cor. 15:19 - 26John 12 : 1 - 8 John 20: 1-18

Holy Week begins March 24th

Holy Week begins on Sunday, March 24th with Palm SundayWorship and Parade, a cooperative venture of the five Stuart

Circle Parish congregations: Cathedral of the Sacred Heart,First English Lutheran Church, Grace Covenant PresbyterianChurch, St. Jamess Episcopal Church and St. Johns UnitedChurch of Christ.

Please be at St. Johns by 9:30 AM, pick up a palm branchand then (CAREFULLY!) head across Stuart Circle to gatherbeyond the steps of First English. Worship will beginpromptly at 9:45 AM and the parade at 10:00 AM. The pa-rade stops at each of the five congregations for the singing ofa verse fromAll Glory Laud and Honor. This is a meaningfultime for the five communities of faith to come together to re-member Jesus triumphal entry into Jerusalem.

Maundy Thursday (March 28th) will be observed with a lightsupper of soup, salad and bread at 6:45 PM downstairs in theFellowship Hall. Following supper, we will worship andreceive Holy Communion in remembrance of Jesus lastsupper with the disciples.

The host congregation of Good Friday is Monument HeightsBaptist Church (corner of Monument Avenue and Libbie Ave-nue). Worship begins at 12 Noon on Friday, March 29th.Pastor Jon will be preaching at that service.

Gather for our traditional Easter Sunrise service at the over-look to the city, in the 2100 block of East Grace Street, at

6:30 AM Easter morning, March 31st. Following worship, wewill commune with donuts and coffee. This is a special ser-vice in the life of our congregation. Come. Celebrate Christsresurrection. Watch the sun and Gods hope rise over ourcity.

Then gather on the front steps to St. Johns at 10:45 AM forour traditional Easter service. We ask that only mobility im-paired persons be seated in the sanctuary prior to the start ofour 11:00 AM worship service.

Following the good news that the tomb is empty, we will proc-ess into the sanctuary singing Christ is risen. Alleluia! Our

Easter service will include brass accompaniment and con-clude with the singing of the Hallelujah chorus to HandelsMessiah.

Weather permitting; we will go out on to the lawn just east ofthe sanctuary after worship for fellowship and refreshments.

We look forward to seeing you at these special observancesof Lent and Easter

HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE

Sunday, March 24th: Palm Sunday Parade.Gather at 9:30 AM @ First English Lutheran Church(across Stuart Circle from St. Johns).

Thursday, March 28th: Maundy Thursday Supperandworship in the Fellowship Hall.

Friday, March 29th: Good Friday Service at Noon atMonument Heights Baptist Church (corner of MonumentAvenue and Libbie Avenue).

Sunday, March 31st: Sunrise Service at 6:30 AM2100 block of East Grace Street (at the bluff overlookingdowntown Richmond just outside the gates of RichmondHill Retreat Center.)

10:45 AM in the Sanctuary Gather outside on the steps tosanctuary to prepare the Service Resurrection. Followed byan Easter Celebration on the Lawn at noon.


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The Way, Walking in the Footsteps ofJesusby Adam Hamilton

I am the way, the truth, and the light. - John 14:6

During Lent, adults continue the journey with Jesus asinvestigators following the footsteps of Jesus on a missionof discovery. Through his book and DVD, Adam Hamil-ton will be our guide on this journey as he focuses on thelife and teachings of Jesus, and helps us hear familiarstories with fresh ears. We will go back in time to the HolyLand and to the places described inscripture.

Everyone is invited to go on this remarkable journey.Come at 9:45 AM and take this trip with us. Our hope isthat you will deepen your understanding of the life andteachings of Jesus and make your own Faith printsalong the way.

Learning as a Family

Starting with the birth of Jesus, the children and youthwill be exploring the life and teachings of Jesus to get abetter understanding of where Jesus walked and whatJesus taught. They, along with our adults, will be usingAdam Hamiltons The Way, Walking in the Footsteps ofJesus. This is a great opportunity for families to learn

about the life and ministry of Jesus together. There willbe many hands-on activities to spark the interest of allages! Come. Lets walk together!

Being the Hands of Feet of Jesus in the World

Our children and youth continue to make faith prints as theycontinue to focus on feeding the hungry by promoting the monthlydonations to William Byrd Community House . Please watch fore-blasts and bulletin articles about each of these opportunities togive!! And volunteer for our CARITA ministry.

Our Lenten Journey - Making Faith Prints

Christian life is a journey with God. As we take this journey, weneed to pay attention to how Gods desires for us arecommunicated in our lives and how we live faithfully in Godsworld.During the season of Lent, we encourage you to take a Lentenbooklet home with you and try out several practices or exercisesthat will help you tend in, tend out, and tend together. Payattention to how each practice makes you feel, helps you focus onGod, or motivates you to action.

We are offering three opportunities for you to share your journeywith fellow travelers and to recharge for the next segment of the

journey.

We will offer reflections on what we are learning from theweekly practices and create a visual record of our journeytogether in the Fellowship Hall.

Each Sunday, we will be studying The Way, Walking in theFootsteps of Jesus. As we delve deep into these stories ofJesus in the Bible, we may discover significant relevance forour lives today.

Adults are invited to gather at 6:30 pm on Wednesdayevenings for a light meal and for conversation and inspirationas we share our experiences of our journey together.


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Basement Sale

Spring! Its just around the corner, and its the time when weclean out closets and storage areas for our annual springbasement sale held in the Fellowship Hall. The most popularitems are books, toys, childrens clothes (no adult clothes,please), small appliances in good working condition, whiteelephant items, small furniture , and jewelry. Drop contributionsin the white elephant room. The sale is Saturday, June 1st from8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Birth Announcement

GreatGrandmother Frieda Walshwelcomes Twin Girls!

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Frieda Walsh and the family of Timothy Walsh extendtheir gratitude and appreciation to those who sent

cards and/ or attended his funeral service last month.Frieda has been ill sine the funeral and regrets being

unable to personally thank you at this time.

The Fellowship

The Fellowship will meet March 14th at 10:30 AM. Please joinus for this event as lunch will be served.

Birthdays This Month

1 Teresa Jolles2 Ginny Etter3 David Townsend4 Aghavni Dalton, Sonny Darnell5 Rick Cook, Joan Cooper6 Theresa Christian7 Florence Cross, Jillian Amrhein10 Mary Ann Greenwalt13 Frances Smith Vass15 William Joseph Christian19 Gil Caldwell, Audrey Buchanan26 Sam Dalton31 Johanna Gilbert

Easter Celebration on the Lawn!

Celebrate our Risen Godas we gather on the lawn after worship to

enjoy wonderful food and fellowship!There will be activities for the children including our

annual Easter Egg Hunt (Bring your baskets!)

Remember to set your clocksforward on March 10th

Calling All Women!! March 23

The Womens Group (all women invited) will have a meet-

ing on Saturday, March 23 at the church. We will gather at11:00 A.M. Those who feel called to do so are invited tobring snack or lunch items to share (finger food preferred).Jeannette Drake, a gentle member of St. Johns, who is apoet, writer, musician and artist, will offer us a chance forreflection on our own spirit through the arts. You do nothave to feel that you are an artist to participate. We all en-

joyed a previous program by Linda Jenkins, finding creativ-ity within ourselves.

Our other agenda is to talk about and plan a retreat ofsome kind. Perhaps Jeannettes presence will spark ideas.Please plan to join us.

Souper Bowl UpdateThanks to all yoursupport the Youthwere able to raise

$749!


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Prayer Requests

If you would like to be placed on the prayer list, or know ofsomeone you would like to have on the prayer list and listed inthe bulletin on Sunday, please contact the church office andspeak to Julia or Pastor Jon.

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*Performance Dates:

March 1 & 2 at 8 PMMarch 3 at 3 PM

Tickets are $10 for Adults and $8.00 for Students Phone 804-358-9291 ext. 16

Church Women United of Richmond

Met on February 1st at Seventh Street Christian ChurchRichmond, Va. The meeting was opened after PresidentSusan Allen led us in prayer, followed by devotion led byDorothy Cook of St. John's UCC. The speaker of the day

was Mary Cathern who is a board member of Safe Har-bor a Healthy Community Liaison, Bon Secours St. Mary'sHospital/Mission. She spoke on Domestic Violence forservice and support.

Meeting was adjourned by Susan Allen At 11:30 am.

Lily Order Form

To order a Lily in honor or memory of a loved one, pleasecomplete this form. Indicate with a check mark if the plant is inmemory of or in honor of your loved one. Place the form in theoffering plate, drop it through the slot in the office door, mail it tothe church office, or email the church office at [email protected].

The cost is $14.00 per plant.

Ordering Deadline: Thursday, March 21st.

(Please print clearly)

1) ( ) In memory of: ( ) In honor of:

Name(s)_______________________________

Given by:______________________________


Name(s)_______________________________

Given by:______________________________


Name(s)_______________________________

Given by:______________________________

Following the Easter service, you may take your lily home.


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Please find a substitute if you are unable to perform your ministry and contactyour team coordinator AND the office to let them know who will be filling in for

you. Thank you for making our church ministries run smoothly!

MESSENGER MarchMESSENGER MarchMESSENGER MarchMESSENGER March2013201320132013

WELCOME TEAMSWELCOME TEAMSWELCOME TEAMSWELCOME TEAMSWelcome Team

Coordinator

Billy Poarch804-359-6131

Feb. 24th

Mar. 3rd

Mar. 10th

Mar. 17th

Mar. 24

Mar. 31

April 7

April 14

Welcome teamcaptains

Justin Barbour804-687-1460

Lynn Snyder804-550-3928

Richard Bighinatti804-502-1005

Doug Waldrop

Families withchildren

Barbour Family Allen Family Woods Family Etter Family

Gretchen Miller Family Voelcker/ Barrett Family

Acolytes

Lydia Woods Bryan Etter

James Cook

Adults

Iola Miller Beth Stiegler Dorothy Cook

Cheryl Goode Jo Ann Jellison Don Stiegler Desiree McNeiceBilly Poarch Sharon Machrone Chris Miles Kim Vann

Erin Burnette Jeff Hetzer Betsy Bighinatti

Vivian WhiteSam Dalton

Denise WrightPhil Jones

Sound SystemDavid Pittman Jo Ann Jellison Richard Bighinatti Jeff Michel

Facilities Richard Yuk Bob Corby Richard Bighinatti Joe McGregor

Mar. 3rd Mar. 10th Mar. 17th Mar. 24th

Hospitality CoordinatorSal Anselmo 358-1696

Beth and DonStiegler

Mike and Terri WoodsJustin and

Marjorie BarbourElisabeth Burnette

Laura Totty

Tellers CoordinatorBud Higgins 301-5059

Betsy BighinattiMark Souza

Jeff JacobsIola Miller

Denise Martin

Jeff JacobsIola Miller

Denise Martin

Adrianne DeryBilly Poarch

Altar Flowers $40Church office 358-9291

Tony and AnitaSharpenstein

Johanna Gilbert

Liturgist CoordinatorsKathy Freise 448-9876Sal Anselmo 358-1696

Eddie AllenCammie Allen

Sal AnselmoJo Ann Jellison

Denise MartinChris Etter

Teresa JollesBilly Poarch

Nursery HelpersCoordinatorJulia Eliades358-9291 ext. 12

Theresa Caraher Chris Miles Laura Totty Marjorie Barbour

Mar. 31st

Easter Sunday

Adrianne DeryBilly Poarch

Easter Lillies

Paul JollesMark Atkinson

Martha Cook


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MESSENGER MarchMESSENGER MarchMESSENGER MarchMESSENGER March2013201320132013

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

24 25 26 27 28 1 2

11:30 am NA 5:00 pm CardMinistry6:30 pm Dinnerand Conversation

11:30 am NA

7:00 pm ChoirRehearsal

8:00 pmCloser to Thee 6:00 pm Talk

Back

8:00 pmCloser to Thee

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9:45 am Christian Formation( all ages)

10: 00 am Choir Rehearsal11:00 am WorshipOGHSNoon Fellowship3:00 pm Closer to Thee


11:30 am NA


10 11 12 13 14 15 16

9:45 am Christian Formation

( all ages)10: 00 am Choir Rehearsal11:00 am WorshipNoon Fellowship

7:00 PMChurch CouncilMeeting

11:30 am NA 5:00 pm Card

Ministry6:30 pm Dinnerand Conversation

10:30 The

Fellowship11:30 am NA

5:30 pm Worshipand MusicCommitteeMeeting


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9:00 am Breakfast9:45 am Christian Formation

( all ages)

10:00 am Choir Rehearsal11:00 am Worship - WilliamByrd Offering

Noon Fellowship


11:30 am NA


Womens GroupMeeting

24 25 26 27 28 29 30

9:30 am Palm Sunday Parade10:00 am Choir Rehearsal11:00 am WorshipNoon Fellowship


Maundy Thursday11:30 am NA

6:45 am Dinnerand Worship


Good Friday

Noon Worshipat MonumentHeights BaptistChurch

Holy Saturday

31 1 2 3 4 5 6

10:45 am Gather for worship11:00 am Worship - Easter

Service - ACTSNoon Easter Celebration

Office Closed 5:00 pm CardMinistry6:30 pm Dinnerand Conversation

Office hours : Mondays 9 am - 2 pm, and Wednesday Friday 9 am - 2 pmCARITAS will be take place every evening beginning February 9th from 5:30 - 7:00 pm through April 12th

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