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The Peace Press JULY 2012

Prayer and

Preparation

8:30-9:00 AM

Bible Study Hour

9:00-10:00 AM

Sunday Worship

10:00-11:15 AM

July 1 † Communion Sunday † Session Meeting July 4: † Independence Day July 8: † Emeritus July 12: † 4 F’s Luncheon

GOD'S GIFT OF FREEDOM

God gives us many gifts, one of which is freedom. This month, as we celebrate the freedoms that we have as Americans, we should also celebrate the deeper nature of the spiritual freedom that God gives us in and through Jesus. David reminds us of this freedom in Psalm 119:32, saying to God, "I run in the path of your commands, for you have set my heart free." God gives us freedom, so that we will choose Him and so that we will freely choose to live as He wants and wills us to do. Paul reminds us in Romans 3:24, that we are "justified freely by His grace through the redemption that came by Christ Jesus." Jesus sets us free by dying for us on the cross. As Paul further says in 8:2, we are to live freely in and for Jesus "because through Christ Jesus the law of the Spirit of life set me free from the law of sin and death." We are called to use our freedom carefully, as Paul tells us in Galatians 5:13-15, saying, "you, my brothers (and sisters), were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the sinful nature; rather, serve one another in love. The entire law is summed up in a single command--'Love your neighbor as yourself. If you keep on biting and devouring each other, watch out or you will be destroyed by each other." Freedom then is a gift from God, one that we are given in order to live freely and fully for Jesus, learning to live and to love others as He does, learning how to truly be alive as we use our freedom to draw nearer and nearer to Jesus. Jesus loves you and so do I!

Pastor Brian

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Worship News THE SACRAMENT OF THE LORD'S SUPPER

For 2012, the Session has approved normally celebrating the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper on the first Sunday of each month. During July, we will celebrate this Sacrament on Sunday, July 1

st.

Please pray and prepare yourselves to receive and to celebrate this Sacra-ment together.

SPECIAL TIMES OF PRAYER Everyone is invited to join Pastor Brian and Pastor Jerry each Sunday as we meet at 8:30 AM in the sanctuary to pray: to pray for the Sunday service and to pray for all of those involved in serving that day; to pray for God's Spirit to be poured out in our midst; to pray that we will become the church family God wants and wills us to be. The Deacons also invite you to join them in weekly prayer for our church and for our church leaders each Saturday at 8:30 AM in your homes (or wherever else you may be). Please join with your church family in setting aside time weekly to pray.

BECOMING PART OF THE FAMILY We are always blessed when God leads someone "new" to become a part of our church family. We affirm that it is God who leads us and calls us to join the church, to be a part of His body and family here at Peace. If you are new to the life of our church, or have not officially joined the church yet, we invite you to do so. If you are interested in attending and then joining, please let Pastor Brian know, so that we can coordinate everyone's schedules. Come and learn more about how God wants to bless you and use you to be a blessing at Peace.

HOME COMMUNION It is important to the Session that homebound members receive home communion as they are interested in and able to do so. If you know you will be unable to and would like to have home communion brought to you, please call Pastor Brian at the church office in order to make arrangements.

JULY SERMONS

July 1 John 6:16-24 "Not Being Afraid" Communion Sunday July 8 John 6:25-40 "Jesus is our Bread of Life" Sacrament of Baptism for Daniels Family July 15 John 6:41-59 "Everlasting Life" July 22 John 6:60-71 “Being Offended” July 29 PB on vacation Pastor Jerry guest preaches

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JULY ADULT BIBLE STUDY HOUR CLASS "THE ‘I AM’ SAYINGS OF JESUS" CONTINUES

DIGGING DEEPER INTO WHO JESUS SAYS HE IS

July 1 John 6:35-59 Jesus: I am the Living Bread July 8 John 8:12-20 Jesus: I am the Light of the World July 15 John 10:1-10 Jesus: I am the Gate July 22 John 10:11-21 Jesus: I am the Good Shepherd July 29 Jesus: I am the Death and the Resurrection August 5 John 14:5-14 Jesus: I am the Way and the Truth and the Life August 12 John 15:1-17 Jesus: I am the Vine

CELEBRATING THE BAPTISMS OF THE DANIELS FAMILY

On Sunday July 8, we will celebrate the Sacrament of Baptism for Marc, Joshua, Emma and Noah Daniels. Let us continue to encourage them and pray for them as they grow in their discipleship in our midst.

THANK YOU MEGAN

Megan Eversole has been a faithful blessing to our little ones and to our church family for many years now as our Nursery Attendant. July 15 will be her last Sunday with us before she moves to Oregon to live with her father. Please join us on July 15 as we give thanks for her during our worship service.

GUEST PREACHERS THIS SUMMER This summer, while Pastor Brian is on vacation, we will have two Guest Preach-ers. Pastor Jerry will Guest Preach on Sunday July 29 and Pastor Vigen will Guest Preach and Officiate the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper on Sunday August 5. Thank you Pastor Jerry and Pastor Vigen for being a blessing to us!

PASTOR JERRY AND PASTOR VIGEN WILL BE ON CALL While Pastor Brian is on vacation from July 9-14, July 23-29 and August 1-7, Pastor Jerry and Pastor Vigen will be on call for him. Pastor Jerry can be reached at: Home-- 682-7563 and cell-- 752-2305. Pastor Vigen can be reached at: Home-- 683-0426 and cell-- 217-3026. Thanks Pastor Jerry and Pastor Vigen for being a blessing to us!

MEMORIAL SERVICE IN JUNE On Saturday, June 23, we gathered to give thanks for the life of Julian Gonzales (Mike's younger brother). Special thanks to Phyllis and Rachel for helping with the re-ception. Please continue to pray for Mike and his family in their season of grief.

BRINGING MEALS TO THE WASDINS Xander Wasdin was born on June 30. After they get settled at home, in mid-July, we will be seeking volunteers to bring them food. Please be on the look out for this in the next couple of weeks.

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ARE YOU UP FOR A CHALLENGE? Pastor Brian is challenging you and the entire church to read through the Bible this upcoming year. A reading schedule will be provided to guide you in this. The goals of this challenge are: to encourage each of us to read more Scripture, including at home with our families; to help us develop a greater sense of the scope of Scripture and to help us develop a Biblical world view; to learn more about God and to enjoy the new life He offers us more fully. Be challenged and be blessed as we read through the Bible together next year!

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SMALL GROUP OPPORTUNITIES AT PEACE!

Who When Opportunity Plus For More Info

Adults & Youth

Jr. high—College/Career Sun. 9am

“I Am” Sayings of Jesus Sunday school classes for all

kids run concurrently

Pastor Brian

Know Him to Make Him Known

Confirmation Reformed Theology Sherry Kirton

4Fs (all retirees) 2nd Thur. 11:30 Fellowship & Serving Lunch: Sizzler Restaurant Marie Galustian

Women Fri. 9:30-11am “A Lineage of Grace” Childcare available Rachel Spangler

Youth Fri. 6-8pm Know Him to Make Him Known

Confirmation Reformed Theology Dinner, activities, worship Sherry Kirton

Men Sat. 8:30am The Book of Romans On break until August Mark Angeja

CHILDREN’S MINISTRY

Who When Opportunity For More Info

Preschool—Early

Elementary Sun. 9am

Bible stories, art, songs Jasmine Davis & Samantha Bland

Older

Elementary Bible Study: Romans Pastor Jerry

Kids’ Church During Sun. Worship Complete worship service Pastor Jerry, Chuck Anders, Sarah

SUMMER WOMEN'S BIBLE STUDY The Women of Peace are beginning a study of A Lineage of Grace: Five stories of unlikely women who changed eternity by Francine Rivers. We meet every other Friday at 9:30 a.m. in the modular at the church. July 6 Discuss “Unveiled” (Tamar) July 20 Discuss “”Unashamed” (Rahab) August 3 Discuss “Unshaken” (Ruth) August 17 Discuss “Unspoken” (Bathsheba) August 31 Discuss “Unafraid” (Mary) Contact Rachel Spangler [email protected] for more info. All women are welcome. Childcare is provided. No prior Bible knowledge required. Make 2012 the year to know God better.

IRON MEN STUDY On Saturday mornings, our men's group has been studying Paul's Letter to the Romans. We are on break for the month of July and will resume our study in August. Look for more details to come. All men are welcome to join us for this study, as we seek to learn more of what it means for us to be Iron Men, to be men of God.

FRIENDS IN FAITH, FELLOWSHIP, FUN & SERVICE

This month we will meet on Thursday, July 12th

, at 11:30 a.m. at

Sizzler Restaurant. Call Lorna Uno at 691-0566 or Marie Galustian at 683-0426. Hope to see you there!

mailto:[email protected]

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Peace Kids’ Choir

Rehearsal Sunday mornings & Friday nights. We’ll sing in Big Church

the 2nd Sunday of each month. See Miss Rachel to get the CD to

practice at home and in the car.

Peace Kids Serve Others

Come bless the elderly at Emeritus Senior Living (on Laguna Park Drive). Our

next visit is on July 8th at 2:00 pm. See Pastor Jerry for more

info.

You know your sword? Yeah, the Bible? We’re starting a new scripture memory program with prizes--appropriate for all ages!

KID'S CHURCH

Our vision is to teach and disciple our children in being life long worshippers and servants of Jesus Christ and to prepare them to worship with their parents in big church. Our goals are: to actively involve the children in each aspect, such as worship, prayer and study; to be different than the Study Hour; to teach the kids to worship; to be an actual worship service for the kids; to encourage them to memorize scripture; to have visual for prayer request; to provide weekly bulletin for kids. Our Monthly Rotation is: First Sunday-- Pastor Jerry Second Sunday-- Sarah Annan Third Sunday-- Chuck Anders Fourth Sunday-- James and Maila Eslabon Fifth Sunday Pastor Jerry

MEMORY VERSE: PSALM 103:1-5 1

Praise the LORD, my soul; all my inmost being, praise his holy name. 2

Praise the LORD, my soul, and forget not all his benefits— 3 who forgives all your sins and heals all your diseases,

4 who redeems your life from

the pit and crowns you with love and compassion, 5 who satisfies your desires with

good things so that your youth is renewed like the eagle’s.

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July Preschool News

We had a wonderful school year with a great group of families. I feel truly blessed to be able to serve the Lord and the families who are at Peace. We’ve had fun family events and learned quite a bit this year!. VBS Summer Camp- Summer Camp starts on June 4

th this year. We had to

cancel the four weeks due to low enrollment but are open the other 4weeks, closing from June 18-July 6, and our last two weeks of VBS will be July 9-July 19

th. VBS is

4 hours in the morning/ 4 day a week and is $60 per child with a multiple child discount. We accept children ages 2 ½ yrs to 9 years old and children do not have to be enrolled in Peace during the regular school year. (If they are not, there are additional emergency forms to fill out.) The preschool office is on summer break as well and will have limited staff in the office during the mornings. Please leave a message and we’ll return calls as soon as possible. The 2012 school year starts August 9

th! We still have space

available in all classes, so contact the preschool office for more information. We are offering a summer deal of $50 off tuition for a currently enrolled student who refers a new student. New students will receive a $25 discount for registering this summer as well. Please contact us for more info. Have a wonderful summer and please remember the preschool in your prayers! Blessings, Miss Shannon

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SPRUCING UP THE CHURCH

During the summer, it can be a challenge to get people together all at once for a work day. If you have some free time this summer and would like to help us spruce up the church, here are a few ideas. Please let Cindy Martin, Allen Griffin, or Pastor Brian know if you can and will take on one of these tasks: Trim Bushes Weed Beds Clean Up Parking Lot Trim Tree off Roof Clean out Outside Shed Weed eat wall around Shed Paint baseboards Fix southwest corner roof Fill in crack in walk way Paint inside of back door Please let us know too if you see any other projects to do.

SACRAMENTO ALPHA Six churches are joining together to offer Alpha this summer as a follow-up to the Luis Palau Festival, for searchers, new believers, and rededicated Christians. It offers an immediate opportunity to explore the basic beliefs of Christianity in a ten-week course held at Fremont Presbyterian Church CLC (5770 Carlson Drive, near CSUC, Sacramento, CA 95819) Sunday nights from 5:00 pm to 7:30 pm. July 1st will be an introductory evening which starts with dinner, a concert with Bob Kilpatrick, and overview of Alpha. The Alpha course will start July 8th at 5:00 pm with dinner and then the course and discussion and end promptly at 7:30 pm. Each evening starting July 1st will have child care available up to 5th grade and offer a children's summer movie series. We have an incredible team assembled to serve so please feel free to join us. If you have any questions please contact Clair Parsh at 916-451-4043.

INTERNATIONAL MISSIONARIES TO VISIT US IN JULY Jeff and Christy Boyd will visit Peace again this summer when they are back home in America for visits. Lorna Uno has known them a long time and has supported their ministry. They will be here on July 17. Come and meet them and hear from them of what God is doing in different parts of the world.

BIRTHDAY AND ANNIVERSARY UPDATE We are in the process of updating our current listing of Birthdays and Anniversa-ries for each of our families. Please feel free to send an e-mail to the church office listing your family’s birthdays and anniversaries, or update the wall calendar in the Fellowship Hall. We want to make sure we acknowledge everyone’s special day.

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SESSION NOTES The Session met on July 1 to review summer plans and begin planning for the fall. The Session approved: Pastor Jerry and Pastor Vigen guest preaching and being on call for Pastor Brian when he is gone on vacation; making our church available as a neutral pulpit for sister churches nearby who need to hear pastoral candidates preach; Pastor Brian taking a vacation day on August 1; setting dates and plans for rummage sale and tamale sale in the fall; the budget for the preschool for the 2012-13 school year. The Session received and discussed: a financial report on church finances through May; a report from the recent Christian Education meeting; a report on progress made in making plans for upcoming visioning work; plans to staff nursery after Megan leaves.

DEACONS NOTES The Deacons met in June to discuss how we can continue to serve and show pastoral care to the church family and to plan ahead for the summer. They will be helping out with pastoral care as Pastor Brian is gone on vacation.

OFFICE HOURS In the event you need to contact Pastor Brian, his typical office hours are: Monday, 8:00-2:00 Tuesday 8:00-2:00 Wednesday 8:00-11:00 Thursday 8:00-2:00 Friday 9:00-2:00 Should you need to contact Cindy in the Church Office while Jan is out, her hours are: Monday, Wednesday, Friday: approx. 9:30-1:30

BREAD The Deacons will be resuming delivering bread to church visitors. If you would like to help bake or deliver bread, please talk to Victoria Tam. Bread can be prepared ahead of time and then stored in the church freezer for delivery.

RIDES TO CHURCH The Deacons would like to make sure that everyone has rides to church for ongoing church activities or for Sunday mornings. If you would like a ride, please contact any of the Deacons or Jan at the church office.

HAVE YOU USHERED YET? Have you been one of our church ushers yet? The Iron Men of Peace have taken on the commitment on serving each Sunday as the church's ushers. They invite each man of Peace to join in this ministry. Please be on the look out for more information to come on how you can participate in this special ministry in upcoming weeks. Please talk to James Eslabon and Edward Annan about how you can help with this special ministry and service of our Iron Men here at Peace.

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MID-YEAR FINANCIAL UPDATE The Session thanks you for your faithful, loving and selfless giving to the life of our church. We have received 98% of the General Offering funds that we budgeted for in the first half of the year, leaving us with a deficit in this

area of $845.81. Please continue to pray over your giving, to give as the Lord leads you and to give with joy and with trust.

Jan - Jun 12

Actual Budget Difference

Ordinary Income/Expense

Income

4000 · Income - Unrestricted

4100 · General Offering 50,154.19 51,000.00 -845.81

4300 · Fundraising 1,283.15 2,157.50 -874.35

4400 · Space Use 21,620.00 21,720.00 -100.00

4500 · Other Income 0.45 0.00 0.45

Total 4000 · Income - Unrestricted 73,057.79 74,877.50 -1,819.71

Expense

5000 · Building Expense 24,368.00 24,607.00 -239.00

5100 · General Office Expenses 4,311.95 4,305.00 6.95

5200 · Personnel Expenses 10,945.55 11,010.00 -64.45

6000 · Program Expense - Celebration 354.86 225.00 129.86

6100 · Program Expense - Christian Ed -15.00 150.00 -165.00

6300 · Program Expense - Worship 336.10 340.00 -3.90

6560 · Payroll Expenses 35,922.23 36,250.00 -327.77

7105 · EG Food Bank Pledge 1,162.00 1,000.00 162.00

Total Expense 77,385.69 77,887.00 -501.31

Net Ordinary Income -4,327.90 -3,009.50 -1,318.40

Below is a summary of our actual vs. budgeted income and expenses as of June 30th:

SPECIAL CHURCH WIDE COMMITMENT TO ELK GROVE FOOD BANK One of the commitments that each of the churches that are part of “The Church at Elk Grove” has made is to financially pledge money to pay the lease for the Elk Grove Food Bank’s facility for 3 years. The Session has pledged a minimum of $2,000.00/year for this, or $166/month, and encourages each family to commit a mini-mum of $1.00 per person in your family per month to give to the Food Bank (including youth, kids and babies). We estimate that we have around 160 people in our church family, which multiplied by $1.00 a month for 12 months equals $1980.00, which we then rounded up to $2,000.00. This year we have paid out $1,162 so far and have received $750 in donations toward this from you, for a deficit of $412. Also our monthly food collection for the Elk Grove Food Closet will be on Sunday, August 5th and on the first Sunday of each month. Please contact the Elders if you have any questions about this special commitment we are making as a church family.

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FUNDRAISING OPPORTUNITIES Did you know that there are several ways you can help Peace raise funds with-out spending any additional money yourself? Recycle: The Joy Singers collect recyclable beverage containers to help offset the costs of piano tuning and annual fees for music license for the use of songs that we sing and play. We collect beverage containers only; the container must have the CA redemption symbol on it to be eligible. The symbol is generally on the side of the container: CA CRV is what to look for. Please remove the caps from all bottles, because the caps break the machine. Eligible examples are aluminum soda cans; beer cans; plastic water bottles; some hard liquor bottles; & bottles that are not 100% juice or milk, like ice tea and Snapple. Not eligible are milk cartons; many 100% juices that do not have the CA symbol on them; & wine bottles.

You can either bring your bottles and cans to church, or bring them to the recycling center yourself and turn in the money to the church marked “music recycling”. The closest center to the church is behind Bel-Air. This location is closed Sun and Mon. After you turn in your items, the attendant give you a slip and then proceed to a Bel-Air cashier where they will give you cash. If you prefer for us to pick up your items, please contact Liz Irons at: 916-393-1310. The Joy singers thank you. eScrip: We are enrolled in the eScrip program, where participating business partners contribute a percentage of your grocery loyalty card and credit card purchases to the organization of your choice. For example, you can register your Safeway Club card with eScrip, and they will automatically donate a percentage of your grocery pur-chases to our church. You can also register a credit card so that any purchases you make with that card at Macy’s or any other participating business will trigger contribu-tions to Peace. All you need to do is go to www.escrip.com, sign up to support our church, and then enter any club card and/or credit card numbers that you want to use. It costs you nothing; the merchants make the contributions. The web site lists all the businesses that participate in the program. If you have any questions or would like help signing up, contact Cindy Martin. eWaste: Not sure what to do with all those old cell phones, computers, televisions, or other electronics? All you have to do is go to www.eWaste4good.com and fill in your

information. Be sure to designate our church as the organization you want to support. Your old items will be picked up for free and the proceeds will be sent to us. See the flyer posted in the fellowship hall for more info or contact Cindy Martin.

FUNDRAISERS IN THE FALL The Session has approved two fundraisers for the fall: a rummage sale on Saturday September 8 and a tamale fundraiser for early October to raise funds to pay off our heater and ac improvements.

http://www.escrip.com

http://www.ewaste4good.com/

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VISION, MISSION AND CORE VALUES

VISION

Peace Presbyterian Church will be a unified body of believers where all are trans-formed by the Holy Spirit into people of joyful worship, students of the Holy Bible and bold disciples of Jesus Christ, proclaiming the Gospel while serving our community.

MISSION

Our mission as disciples of Jesus the Christ at Peace Presbyterian Church is to reach out to our community by sharing the message of God's love and grace, by inviting each person we meet to follow Jesus.

CORE VALUES

We will prioritize our relationships with God and with one another by being faithful stewards, by loving God and loving one another through prayer and fellowship, by lovingly serving our church family creatively and compassionately.

We will seek to inspire each person to actively encounter God's presence through the power of the Holy Spirit.

We will encourage one another to worship and learn about the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit through the study of the Holy Bible and education opportunities that teach us how to be disciples of Jesus the Christ.

We will provide an encouraging and challenging environment that empowers and equips each of us to go out into the world rejoicing and serving Jesus as our Lord and Savior.

We will seek to create mutually uplifting relationships with fellow believers, near and far, to further the work of God's kingdom.

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July

Birthdays &

Anniversaries

01 - James Anders

02 - Emma Daniels; Silas Griffin

09 - Pastor Brian & Rachel Spangler Anniversary

10 - Lorna Uno

11 - Sherry Kirton; Grace Shannon; Rose Shannon

12 - Rebecca Shannon

21 - Keith & Liz Field Anniversary

25 - Keith Field; Victoria Tam

28 - Aaron O’Farrell

29 - Liz Field

31 - Alana Angeja; Josh Daniels

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WHO TO CONTACT IN THE CHURCH

If Pastor Brian Spangler is not in the church office, he can be reached at: Home: 5626 Anchor Bay Way, EG 95758 916-427-3820

E-mail: [email protected] (Church) [email protected] (Home)

Elders on Session Share your ideas, suggestions, joys, concerns, questions…

Edward Annan Congregational Life / Mission & Evangelism 670-1163 Sally Eversole Study/Worship 667-8128 Rebecca Smith Discipleship/Proclamation 479-1002 Colleen Truden Worship/Study 684-6622 Johnny Wade Discipleship/Proclamation 549-3102 James Eslabon 683-6822

Clerk of Session Cindy Martin Finance 691-6423

Deacons Scott Gansereit 585-2575 Diane Janssen 995-4866 Josephat Kathuka 509-0042 Don & Jea Sako 897-6935 Victoria Tam 691-6989 Susan Wade 549-3103

The last day for submissions for the August Peace Press is: July 15th. Items received after that date may not be included. All items need to be “print ready” which means written in a format that can simply be cut and pasted into the newsletter as is. Please use Arial 14. Please do not submit just facts or dates; write a little something. Items may be edited for space. Thank you!

WEB-SITE, NEWSLETTER OR BULLETIN ADDITIONS Wanted to give a flyer to a friend but didn't have one handy? You can download, print and email invitations for upcoming events, or church forms from our own church web-site. You can even get a copy of the just the monthly calendar or the church brochure to print or send by email someone who has asked about your favorite studies. These are made for you to use as God leads you in sharing with others the reason for the hope you have. Do you have information to include in the Church Newsletter, Sunday bulletin, or an update for a ministry here at Peace? Please email the church office at [email protected] and CC a copy to [email protected]

COMMUNICATION REMINDERS An updated Church members and friends phone directory is now available in the fellowship hall. Also, if your name tag has gone missing, please let the church office know. Are you receiving our emails? If not, it is because we don't have your email. Please email the church office to have us add your email address to our list.



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JULY 2012

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

W K 2 7

01

Communion & EGFB day

8:30am - 9am» Prayer

9am - 10am» Growth Hour

10am - 11:30am» Worship

12pm - 3pm» Fireworks booth

12:30pm - 4pm» WIC



02

9am - 12pm» Fireworks booth



6pm - 7pm» A.A. 6pm - 9pm»

Fireworks booth 6pm - 7pm» N.A. 7pm - 8:30pm»

S.L.A.A. 7pm - 9pm» WIC

03





04

Independence Day





6pm - 9pm» WIC

05

7pm - 8:30pm» AWE MOMs

7:30pm - 9pm» Joy Singers

06

6pm - 9pm» WIC 6pm - 8pm»

Youth @ Peace

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W K 2 8

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12:30pm - 4pm» WIC

2pm - 3pm» Emeritus Chapel

09

6pm - 7pm» A.A. 6pm - 7pm» N.A. 7pm - 8:30pm»


10 11

6pm - 9pm» WIC

12

11:30am - 1:30pm» 4 F's

6:30pm - 8:30pm» BSA

6:30pm - 8:30pm» GSA -Daisy


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Youth @ Peace

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W K 2 9

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12:30pm - 4pm» WIC

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6pm - 9pm» WIC

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Youth @ Peace

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12:30pm - 4pm» WIC

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6pm - 9pm» WIC

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Youth @ Peace

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W K 3 1

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12:30pm - 4pm» WIC

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31 01

6pm - 9pm» WIC

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7pm - 8:30pm» AWE MOMs


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Youth @ Peace

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8:30am - 10am» Iron Men

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