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ASCENSION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF NAVARINO
“Joyfully, we invite and equip all people to share Christ’s love”
The Mission Statement of Ascension Lutheran Church.
Ascension Lutheran Church
W6106 Navarino Road,
Shiocton, WI 54170
Church Office:
(715) 758-8312
Office hours are: Tuesday,
Thursday, Friday 8 am –12 pm
Church E-Mail:
Church website:
www.ascensionavarino.com
Pastors: Marcia Sabin 715-340-5951-Cell Mark Sabin 715-340-3670-Cell Or 715-445-2097-Home
Your Church Council Dave Rohrer, President (715) 823-2875 Al Meiers, Vice President (715) 758-2463 Lisa Wollenberg, Treasurer (920) 525-2024 Dawn Dingeldein, Secretary (920) 639-1183 Dave Klemp, (920) 450-3716 George Peters (920) 284-6658
The council usually meets the third Sunday of each month at 8:00 AM. You are welcome to attend.
The “Visitor”
Holy Week Services March 29th –April 1st
Maundy Thursday March 29th 7:00 pm
Good Friday March 30th 7:00 pm
Easter Sunday April 1st
6:30 am Sunrise Service
Easter Breakfast 7:30 am-9:30am
9:30 am Worship
Come Worship with us
2018
M E S S A GE F R O M T HE PA S T O R
READING YOUR BIBLE FOR FUN AND INSPIRATION
“All Scripture is inspired by God and is useful for teaching, for reproof, for correction,
and for training in righteousness, so that everyone who belongs to God may be
proficient, equipped for every good work.” (II Timothy 3:16)
I received my first Bible when I was in the 3rd grade – a Christmas gift from my
parents that year. And, so began my faith life journey with a fondness for The Word of
God, these past 58 years. I guess I was somewhat a bit unorthodox in my fascination
with the Scriptures. At an early age, much to the criticism of my Sunday school classmates,
(“scribbling” in the Bible was a sin) I was already marking and underlining bits and pieces of
Scripture for future reference. I mean, if my Mother could do it in her college psychology class text
books, why couldn’t I do the same in my Bible? Therefore, I reached the “peak” of my 3rd grade
logic.
As long as I can remember, the Biblical accounts have always fascinated me. So I read the
biblical accounts with my grade school inquisitive and anticipatory eyes. Later as I matured, I
read the New Testament as a “text book”, filled with facts about Jesus and the accompanying
Christian teachings from both HE and the apostolic writers. But still, I read the biblical accounts just
as biblical accounts and the teachings of Jesus just as teachings of Jesus. However, God wasn’t
finished with me yet. So as I progressed as a “preacher”, I learned a couple of things about how
to let the Bible become a more meaningful portion of my individual faith life and learning to let it
grow in my heart and mind with great fondness towards God’s great love for you, and for me. So
here goes . . .
1. Learn to accept the fact that every account of the Old and New Testaments is more than
just being an account. That’s because as much as there is the obvious action in the account,
there also is the meaning of the account for us, such as David and Goliath. This account is more
than the recollection of how the boy David killed a giant Philistine. (I Samuel 17:1-49) Since David
trusted God during that dark time in his life, why shouldn’t we learn to do the same?
2. Every account in the Old and New Testaments, provocatively describes both the reality of
humanity’s sinfulness and the awesome reality of God’s grace, as God constantly intercedes on
our stumbling behalf, to keep us on the true way to The Kingdom of God.
3. When I read my Bible, I have learned to read it with great expectations. In other words, I
always expect to learn something from it that I didn’t know before. And you know what the Holy
Spirit has never let me down! God’s Word is not just a form of literature, because it is the living and
true Word of God to bring forth life! (Isaiah 55:10-11)
Thanks be to God!
Your Brother in Christ, Pastor Mark
Lenten Services Wednesdays at 7:00 pm
The Pastors will do a “Dialogue” type sermon for each
of the following Wednesdays during Lent with the
themes as below:
February 28th Abram and Sarai
March 7th Boaz and Ruth
March 14th Joseph and Mary
March 21st The Steward & Mary
Lenten Services
Soup Supper
Wednesdays
at 6:00 pm
Donations of Soup, cookies, bars
and quick breads are needed for the
following Wednesdays:
March 7th and 14th. The
Community Dinner will provide the
meal for March 21st. There is sign
up sheet for food donations on the
table in back of church.
M A I L B O X T H A N K Y OU’S
Dear Ascension Lutheran Church, 2017 was a year of renewal and
rebuilding. After hurricane Matthew took its rage on southern Haiti, many of us worked diligently rebuilding homes,
families, and faith. It was a year to reflect on: where is God amongst all the devastation that is hurled at
Haiti? Remember...whatever God brings you to, he will
bring you through. Our theme for 2018 is form the mission journal: Less of Me More of Him. Join us this year in rebuilding
relationships and faith. Relying on God who blesses us and gives us the strength to continue. Giving
More of Him for others to see, being the hands and feet of Jesus. Reflecting and walking in His steps. Who do you see when you look in the mirror? May
the reflection that others see, be Jesus in you. “May we discover that less is really more. Less od you will
mean more of His peace, His generosity, His kindness, His humility, His courage, His
unconditional love and grace. Pray with us: that we continue to grow and
sponsor the Nutrition Center; for new sponsors for our children; for PR Cheryl who is planning on
coming to Haiti to spend time with HCI’s mission; for our teams (Less of Me More of Him): for our
Evangelism to reach more for Christ and open hearts to a relationship of grace and love and for our
fundraising projects. I pray for each of you, for your continued love and support.
I see Jesus in you! Walk this journey with us and let it be Less of Me More of Him.
In His ever-loving Service
Gladys Mungo
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Ascension Lutheran Church, Your caring support is greatly appreciated……
Thank you for thinking of CHAPS & our clients! Your donation helped support our clients in need!
Kristin Lowe, Executive Director CHAPS
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Thank you for your gift. We love serving together with you, that others might also have God’s Word in their own languages.
Alice H.
Lutheran Bible Translators
Dear Ascension Lutheran Church,
I want to personally thank you for your partnership
with IHOPKC. Your financial support enables us to
meet the roughly $5,000,000 a year cost to keep the
prayer room going and beaming to the world for
free. From the sound system to the electricity to the
technology to the really small stipend we give to
singers and musicians, it adds up to about
$5,000,000 every year. And you know what?
Jesus is worthy of this seemingly extravagant
display of affection.
Around the world, even in nations closed to the
Gospel, people are singing the Scriptures, praying
for the breaking in of the kingdom on earth as it is
in heaven and declaring the beauty of Jesus and His
plan to make all the wrong things right. This is what
you are doing with us. It’s a huge beautiful vision
done in a way that only Jesus could have
orchestrated. A small room in Kansas City sings
and prays. Technology broadcasts this to the world
and lives are forever changed.
Thank You.
Gratefully yours,
Luis Cataldo, Director of Partner Relations
Thank You to Representative Gary Tauchen for providing
Ascension’s new US flag which flies proudly in the breeze.
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Thank you to Joy Daebler for embroidering the baptismal hankie for the John Mitchler
baptism and to Phyllis Peebles for completing the baptismal certificates.
Youth Pizza Sales Just a heads up that the youth will be making pizzas on April 20th and 21st. More information to follow next month.
Praise with Passion
Will be scheduled on a week by week basis.
5:00 pm Fellowship followed by 6:00pm Praise with Passion
(Gathering for informal, spirit-filled praise
and prayer) Please listen for announcements at church
or call Toni (715-853-9461) to be sure we are meeting.
Location: Ascension Lutheran Church
The ‘Church on the Corner’ 3 miles west of Navarino on Hwy 156
C H U R C H NE W S
New Home Devotionals
“Our Daily Bread”
For March, April and May
Is now available on the table by the
library. Large print books are also available.
There is a box for a monetary donation to
contribute toward the cost of the book.
Will be served between services
on April 1st.
We are requesting donations of Egg
Bakes, Coffee Cakes, Kringles, Fresh Fruit, Muffins,
Gluten Free Dishes, Appetizers and Orange Juice.
Please sign up on the sheet in back of church.
You can also give a cash donation toward the cost of
the food that will be purchased.
Please see Glen or Phyllis Peebles.
Flowers for Easter Sunday
If you would like to purchase an Easter Lily for the altar the sign up sheet is
on the table in back of Church. The cost is $16.00.
Reminder to turn your clocks ahead one hour on Saturday
night March 10th.
2017 Choice Dollars®
expire on March 31, 2018 Giving back has always been important to
Thrivent and our members, and the
Thrivent Choice program provides
eligible participants the opportunity to
recommend where to distribute some of
Thrivent’s charitable outreach funds.
Ascension’s Thrivent Choice Dollars
currently go towards our Special
Projects Fund. We have received
$3278 in Thrivent Choice Dollars
so far in 2017.
Members can choose one of the two easy
options for directing Choice Dollars to
Ascension Lutheran Church.
Online:
www.Thrivent.comthriventchoice.
Or Phone: 800-847-4836 and say
"Thrivent Choice" at the prompt.
Just a heads up
Vacation Bible School
will be Monday
August 13th through
Thursday August 16th.
Please plan your summer activities around us.
C H U R C H NE W S
Youth Event last month at Silver Birch Ranch Below is a sample of their experiences
My experience at Winter Jam was amazing,
From the leap of faith to the moving speaker
and singers, just amazing. The people were
super friendly and the food was really good.
We got to do so much fun stuff and I think
we all learned a thing or two.
Abby Daniels
Everyone seemed to share a close bond with
each other. I was always talking to someone
new and everyone seemed comfortable around
one another.
Abby Demerath
On February 2-4 our youth group went to
Winter Jam at Silver Birch Ranch. In my
opinion, the best part about the weekend was
the powerful and touching speeches by Jason
Kemper. Also, I really liked horseback riding
because it was super fun and I never did it
before. I learned so much and I can’t wait to
go back next year!
Autumn Lorenz
The best part about Winter Jam was the
awesome activities. There were sooo many fun
activities to do! My favorite thing to do was
horseback riding. It was kind of scary,
because my horse was huge, but it was still
really fun. The most touching part of winter
Jam was when we were at the chapel,
because when Jason (our speaker) was
speaking during the sermon, he has a very
loud voice and the words that he was saying
really sank into your brain.
Ava Lorenz
First off Silver Birch was super fun! We had
lots of crazy adventures and did really cool
stuff. But thats not what I was told to write
about. I was asked to write about something
that stuck out. After thinking about it, I
think we would always pray before we did
something or had an event. To me that was
really cool. We prayed for courage, strength,
guidance, safety, and lots of other things.
Another thing that stuck out was, you either
believe in Jesus Christ or you don’t. You can’t
just “kind of” believe. That hit me hard. Do I
truly believe or just “kind of”? Overall Silver
Birch was awesome and these were the two
thing that stuck out to me.
P.S.-We should do a Summer Retreat :)
Bradley Demerath
I had a great time at Silver Birch Ranch for
the confirmation retreat. It was my 1st time
there. I went tubing down the big hills, went
cross country skiing and ate lots of good
food. I liked the speakers and was really
touched by the words and the nice people
that were there that weekend.
Patty Lorenz
I was very excited to have the opportunity
to attend Winter Jam. I had a blast! There
was never a dull moment. The worship
services were exciting and full of wonderful
music praising our Lord. I was amazed at the
closeness of our youth group and was
impressed with all their kind words and
actions. I enjoyed watching them meet new
people and share God’s love. We all left
feeling closer to God. Thank You Ascension!
Heather Demerath
ASSISTING MINISTERS
March 2018
GUshers
Greeters
Communion Helper
Readers
Money Counters
March 4 9:30 am
Ralph & Jean Mueller
Bonnie Weyers Denelle Daniels Dave Klemp Phyllis Peebles
March 11 9:30 am
Jean Conradt Bonnie Weyers
Dave & Lois Rohrer
Shelly Klemp Darrel Klemp Jim & Alice Mueller
March 18 9:30 am
Greg & Amy Schoettler
Arnie & Carol Kloes
Dave Rohrer Denelle Daniels Arnie & Carol Kloes
March 25 9:30 am
George Peters Al Meiers
Ralph & Jean Mueller
Nancy Peters Shelly Klemp Glen Peebles
If you would like to help out with any of the above tasks, please call the church office (715-758-8312) and we will add your name to the list. If you are unable to be here on the date you are assigned,
please find a replacement. Thank you.
DATE NAME
03/01 Kris Jensen
03/05 Corina Mueller
03/09 Dave Klemp
03/10 Greg Schoettler
03/13 Sue Poole
03/12 Jake Mitchler
03/14 Toni Klemp
03/14 Arnie Kloes
03/14 Paul Zuiches
03/15 Doug Wilber
03/17 Everett Olson
03/19 Erik Houdek
03/22 Nataly Dominguez
03/23 Tina Jung
03/28 Rita Olson
MARCH
BIRTHDAYS
If you have something you would like to have included in the
“Visitor”, please have the information to the church office by the
third Sunday of the prior month.
C O U N C I L M I N UT E S
COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
February 18, 2018
Attendance: Dave Rohrer, Lisa Wollenberg, Al Meiers, Dave Klemp, Dawn Dingeldein,
Pastor Mark and Marcia Sabin, Absent: George Peters, Guests: Darrel Klemp, Shelly Klemp, Bonnie Weyers
President Dave Rohrer brought meeting to order at 8:00am.
Devotion and Prayer led by Pastor Mark Sabin
January Meeting minutes from 1/21/18 approved. Motion: Dave K.-Al.2nd. Voice Vote passed.
Pastors Report: 1 hospital visit, 4 visits to shut-ins with Holy Communion. Pastors will be absent Thursday 2/22 for personal
business.
Treasurer’s/Finance Report: Lisa reported an approximate $560 in the red after January. Below the amount compared to last Janu-
ary. Electric bill and copier expense higher than expected. Explanations given for higher usage due to special mailings, bulletins
larger, and LP not used for a few days while tank was extremely low, it was supplemented with electric creating a larger bill.
Project Fund: All bills have been paid regarding flooring project. Motion made by Dave Rohrer to re-classify fund as an ongoing
“project fund”. Account value at $7,395.55. Unanimous voice vote: passed.
Scholarship fund: Bonnie advised there is $275 is in the fund. The amount would be split among qualifying members. Bonnie will
review policy and follow up with application process.
Committee Reports:
Education: Shelly reported 8 youth and 2 adults attended Silver Birch youth event in February. Sunday school attendance is down.
Will continue discussions to improve or change or ideas with Pastors and Shelly. Possibilities of further youth events of a movie
night, attending a “Blizzard” or “Gambler game. Pizza sales for the youth are planned or April 21st.
Property: Darrel reported Solar light installed on shed. Alert magnetic bell
for staff to use is ready to be used. Ceiling fans: Darrel reported 2 -56” fans will be installed in the future.
Membership: Bonnie reported all mailings are complete and list is accurate. We have 217 members currently. Bonnie will
continue to work on getting dates of baptisms, etc., addresses correct.
Correspondence:
Church Directory: Bonnie provided three companies that can do the service. After a review of samples a unanimous decision was
made to go with LifeTouch. Looking for dates in Sept or Oct.
Thanks you’s received from Pastor Mark and Marcia Sabin for gift certificates received.
Letter from Homme Home thanking of gift and also noted a willingness to come and speak at one of our services.
Old Business: Community dinners will continue. February 21st, meal is chicken soup/sandwiches. March 21st, will be lasagna and
garlic bread.
Discussion on mower that was approved in the project list at the annual meeting. A significant price deal was provided on a zero
turn commercial grade mower. $7,500.00. Would sell existing pull behind mower. This would diminish project fund and new
funds would be needed to be raised for the replacement of the roof. Estimate 2-3 years left on the roof. Two notices will be given
and a vote will occur after a future service. Date has not been confirmed yet.
Security: starting 2/18 doors will be locked by ushers during the service.
Cottage meeting for council and Pastors set for 4/15 following service at Dave Rohrer’s home.
Wedding and funeral policies. Ongoing and still needs to be reviewed. Discussion on NALC’s rules regarding licensing. Dave R.,
Bonnie and Pastor Mark and Marcia will meet to further discuss.
New Business:
A request was made to consider a Polka service followed by a soup fundraiser in April. Proceeds would go to our project fund.
Bonnie also asked for consideration of a coin counter to be purchased, Bonnie/Lisa will seek prices.
Easter Sunday breakfast will be served between services. Phyllis Peebles is heading up and will ask for volunteers and food items.
New members requests: Welcome Jake, Misty and John Mitchler, Dean Rueden.
Next meeting: March 18th 8:00 am.
Meeting adjourned at 9:28am. Dave K.-Lisa 2nd.
Respectfully Submitted;
Dawn Dingeldein, Secretary
C H U R C H NE W S
I am 50 years old, divorced and have one son who is
twenty five years old. I was raised in Seymour on a
small dairy farm with my mom and dad and seven
sisters and two brothers. I was raised Catholic in St
John’s parish in Seymour. When I got married I
attended my wife’s church, Emmanuel Lutheran in
Seymour. We raised our son in that church. After the
divorce I continued to attend the church and became
a member. I became more involved because of my
son and when they started a band I was able to
rediscover my passion for playing drums. Toni’s
sister Denise{ Dee Dee} was a fill in piano player at
Emmanuel and told me about Praise with Passion on
Sunday nights at Ascension. I attended and felt
welcome from the start. Because of a change in
service times I was unable to stay at Emmanuel so I
attended a service at Ascension. I was welcomed into
the Bible study and was allowed to play drums with
the praise team! I truly feel at home.
Jake is from Kimberly and Misty is
from Shiocton. We met in high school
and got married in 2015. Jake is an
insulator at L&C insulation and Misty
is an auditor at JJ Keller. We
currently live in Navarino. We had
our son John Thomas in December
2017. We enjoy spending time as a
family and the outdoors! We are
excited to become members of
Ascension Lutheran Church!
Welcome New Members
Jake, Misty and John Mitchler
Dean Rueden
M I S S I O N A R Y NE W S
Prayers for our Congregation
The Ascension Champions of Prayer are inviting you to join us in praying for every member
of our Ascension Family. Each Sunday a list the names of those you should hold up in prayer
for the week will be posted in the bulletin. The power of prayer is amazing and we know we
will see and feel the love of others on the day we are prayed for. If you would like to
submit a special request for you , a family member or friend, please use the form below and
submit it to Pastor Marcia or Kay Fuerst.
The Champions of Prayer are waiting to pray for your concerns. If you would like to share a confidential prayer request with a small group of fellow
Christians who are willing and waiting to pray for your concerns, please take a moment and let us know how we can help. Please briefly list your concern,
request or praise below. Your request will remain confidential, no need to even sign your name. Place the form in with your offering or give it to Kay Fuerst.
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V I A DE C R I S T O
Via de Cristo News Via de Cristo Brothers and Sisters:
The spring weekends for SonRise and Northern Light are just around the corner. Please keep
the Pilgrims and Team members in your prayers as they prepare to be the hands and feet of
Christ. We have a group prayer time scheduled from noon until 1:00pm on Friday,
Saturday, and Sunday of each weekend. See Kay or Dennis, Dave Klemp or Pastor Marcia if you would like
to sign up for additional personal time for prayer and reflection for the Pilgrims and Team attending the
weekend. The SonRise and Northern Light Pilgrim/Team lists are available and are in the Via de Cristo basket
in the narthex.
Mark Your Calendar
Prayer Schedule Information
Noon – 1:00 pm
SonRise #99 Men’s Weekend
March 9, 10, 11
SonRise # 100 Women’s Weekend
AND Northern Light #43/44 Joint Weekend
March 16, 17, 18
The next Community Dinner will be Wednesday, March 21st at 5:30pm.
Lasagna and Garlic Bread will be provided.
In honor of St Patrick’s Day “Think Green” when deciding what to bring. We are asking for donations of Gluten Free
Dishes, Salads, Jello’s, Fruit and Vegetables and Desserts.
A sign up sheet is on the table by the library.
For more information contact Judy, Glen or Phyllis.
Focus
Items for
March
2018
Toilet Paper
Hamburger Helper
Soup
Boxed Potatoes
Shampoo/Conditioner
** Most of these items can be found
at Dollar Tree, Dollar General and
Family Dollar.
Cash donations are always welcome.
Thank you for your
continued support.
C O M M U N I T Y NE W S
Exercise Group
Exercise Class will meet every
Monday and Thursday
at 5:00 pm during the
month of March.
Everyone is welcome to join us.
Dartball Schedule
Monday March 12th
Tournament @ Seymour Lutheran
Monday March 19th
Banquet@ Doxbee’s
Navarino Community BLOOD DRIVE
35 people are needed to sign up for the
community blood drive. Once this
number is reached the bloodmobile will
be scheduled for a week day from 3:00 to
6:30pm at St Lawrence Church in Navarino. The
sign-up sheet is on the table in back of church or
you can call the church office and leave your name
and phone number to be added to the list.
Collections for Local School
Schools are able to get educational items
through the collection of the following items:
General Mills Box Tops,
Campbell’s Labels for
Education, Kwik Trip Milk Caps and
5 cents labels on Milk Bags.
There is a container near the church
entrance for you to drop them in.
March Benevolence went to
the Local and National NALC.
C O M M U N I T Y NE W S
C O M M U N I T Y NE W S
Hosted by Shawano County
Department of Human Services
and Pine Manor Health Care
Next Meeting is March 6, 2018
Energy Assistance for 2017/2018 Heating Season
Wisconsin Home Energy Assistance Program (WHEAP) a one-time payment to help with heating and
electrical costs during October 1-May 15. The amount of energy assistance varies depending on factors,
including the household members, income and energy costs.
Shawano County residents please contact:
Energy Assistance
Shawano County Department of Human Services-Fellman Center
607 E. Elizabeth St., Shawano WI 54166
715-526-4740
Additional information can be found at www.homeenergyplus.wi.gov
C O M M U N I T Y NE W S
C O M M U I N T Y NE W S
The Navarino Nature Center has many upcoming events. Below are a list of March events.
You can RSVP at [email protected]. Bluebirds: What to do to see more Thursday March 8th 10 am
Build your own Bluebird box. Bluebird kit price $10. All needed supplies will be provided.
Fee: NNC members $4, Non members $6, Families $12 RSVP required
Storytime: Spring time fun Wednesday March 21st 10 am—Noon
Navarino Nature Center 8th Annual Sporting Clay Shoot at J& H Game Farm March 16-18th
Informational brochures are available at Church.
C O M M U N I T Y NE W S
Support Groups Held at Good Shepherd
607 E. Bronson Road in Seymour
Memory Café March 8th at 2:00pm Good Shepherd Community Center
Alzheimer’s Prevention March 15th at 12:30pm Good Shepherd Board Room
Alzheimer’s Support Group March 27th at 6:00pm Good Shepherd Board Room
T H I S & T H AT
Pudding Cake
3/4 cup Sugar 1 cup Flour 2 teaspoons Baking Powder 1/4 teaspoon Salt 2 tablespoons Cocoa
1/2 cup Milk 3 tablespoons Butter, melted 1 teaspoon Vanilla
1/2 cup Sugar 1/2 cup Brown Sugar 1/4 cup Cocoa 1 1/2 cups Water
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Spray 9x9 pan with cooking spray. Combine first 5 ingredients in a medium bowl. Stir in milk, melted butter and vanilla. Spread batter in the pan. Mix together sugar, brown sugar and cocoa. Sprinkle over batter. Pour water over the dry mixture. Bake for 45 minutes.
Thank you to Sarah Olson for this recipe.
A father was approached by his small son
who told him proudly. “ I know what the
Bible means!” His father smiled and replied.
“What do you mean, you “know” what the
Bible means? The son replied, “I do know!”
“Okay,” said his father. “What does the
Bible mean?” “ that’s easy, Daddy…” the
young boy replied excitedly, “ it stands for
‘Basic Information Before Leaving Earth’ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥
There was a very gracious lady who was
mailing an old family Bible to her brother in
another part of the country. “Is there
anything breakable in her?” asked the
postal clerk. “Only the Ten
Commandments.” answered the lady.
Thank you to Lois Rohrer for
forwarding these gems.
March 2018 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 5:00 pm—Exercise Group
2 8:00 pm—AA/Alanon
3
4 third Sunday om Lent
8:30 am Sunday School 8:30 am Small Group Bible Study 9:30 am Worship
5
5:00 pm—Exercise Group 6:30 pm—Bible Study
6 No 9:00 am Bible Study
7
6:00 pm—Soup Supper 6:30 pm— Confirmation 7:00 pm—Lenten Service
8
5:00 pm—Exercise Group
9
8:00 pm—AA/Alanon
10
11 Fourth Sunday in Lent
8:30 am Sunday School 8:30 am Small Group Bible Study 9:30 am Worship Daylight Savings Time Begins
12
5:00 pm—Exercise Group 6:30 pm—Bible Study
13
No 9:00 am Bible Study 10:00 am—Loaves and Fishes Board Meeting
14
6:00 pm—Soup Supper 6:30 pm— Confirmation 7:00 pm—Lenten Service
15 1:00 pm—Mary Circle @ Betty’s 5:00 pm—Exercise Group
16
8:00 pm—AA/Alanon
17
18 Fifth Sunday in Lent
8:00 am Church Council Meeting
8:30 am Sunday School 8:30 am Small Group Bible Study 9:30 am Worship
19
5:00 pm- Exercise Group 6:30 pm—Bible Study
20
9:00 am— Bible Study
21
5-7 pm—Loaves & Fishes Distribution 5:30 pm—Community Dinner 6:30 pm—Confirmation 7:00 pm—Lenten Service
22 5:00 pm—Exercise Group
23
8:00 pm—AA/Alanon
24 9:00 –11:00 am Loaves & Fishes Distribution
25 Palm Sunday
8:30 am Sunday School 8:30 am Small Group Bible Study 9:30 am Worship –Baptism of John Mitchler
26 5:00 pm—Exercise Group 6:30 pm—Bible Study
27 9:00 am— Bible Study
28
No Confirmation
29 7:00 pm—Maundy Thursday Service No Exercise
30 7:00 pm—Good Friday Service
31
March 21st
