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Redeemer Lutheran Church
1545 Chain Bridge Road
McLean, VA 22101
Vol. 61 no. 4
April 2016
TIDINGS
A MESSAGE FROM
PASTOR SANDY KESSINGER
Our 60th Anniversary
Did you know … that on Sunday, January 15, 1956, Pastor Alvin Kuhn presided over the first worship service
at The Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Redeemer?
Pastor Kuhn was the mission developer and first pastor of Redeemer. For four years the services were held in
a Methodist church building off of Georgetown Pike. Later the congregation moved to its current location on
Chain Bridge Road.
Redeemer started with 84 charter members and today our congregation has approximately 1,200 members.
Thanks be to God for our witness to the community and to the world!
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Our Anniversary Committee has been hard at work to let us know that we are indeed celebrating 60 years of
ministry here in this place. Countless hours have been spent in planning the 60-day celebration which begins
on Sunday, April 10, during our normal worship times. Here are some things to expect –
A banner will be placed outside of the church so the community can celebrate with us.
60 of our members shared their memories of Redeemer and that information is being put in booklet form
for everyone to enjoy. Copies will be available on April 10.
A new cookbook is being created with favorite recipes from our members.
The outreach project is already underway as we collect 60 purses filled with toiletries to be presented to the
women at N Street Village.
A memorial tree will be planted on our property to demonstrate our desire to be here for many, many years
to come.
Buttons and lapel pins will be available as a remembrance of our festivities.
And … we will worship with joy in our hearts!
April 10 – Our worship services will initiate the celebration as we offer special music and special prayers for
the church and our ministry. The announcements will include significant events from each of the six decades
that we have been in existence. A reception will follow each service and I promise we will be well fed physi-
cally and spiritually on this day.
May 22 – Bishop Richard Graham will preach on this Sunday. We are active partners with our synod and this
will be a wonderful opportunity for us to welcome the bishop to our congregation. The members of the Anni-
versary Committee will assist with worship on this Sunday. Please thank them for all of their hard work (their
names are listed at the end of my article)!
June 5 – We will hold our regular worship services in the morning and then gather at 4 pm for the Celebration
Service. We will begin in the Crossroads to dedicate the new work of art that will be placed on the white wall
as you enter the church. We will then process into the church for the worship service. We are inviting all the
former pastors, associate pastors, and vicars who served at Redeemer. We are also inviting sons and daughters
of the congregation (those who were members of Redeemer and then became pastors or professional lay lead-
ers in the church). We also hope you will extend an invitation to friends and members who are now in other
locations and who might enjoy the reunion.
For the celebration service Pastor Jeff Wilson will preach. A new musical piece will be dedicated in memory
of Don Cackler – a piece that is based on his favorite Bible verse from Micah 6:8 – And what does the Lord
require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?
The worship will be glorious! We will fill the sanctuary with our deep gratitude to God for the many blessings
that has been bestowed upon Redeemer. And after the worship we will dine in Parents’ Hall where we will be
able to continue the celebration with a fine cooked meal and time to reconnect with all of our guests.
And one of the best parts is that in these 60 days of celebration we have set aside a dedicated time to read the
Bible together and to pray …
Starting on Wednesday evening, April 20, at 7:15 pm to 8:30 pm we will read together the Book of Acts and
hear how the early church began its life after the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. And as we read we
will reflect on our own church and our own lives and at the end of each session we will take time to pray for
the church, for our members, and for any concerns we have at the time. These Wednesday night gatherings
will last through May 18.
Come and celebrate! And please thank the members of the Anniversary Committee for doing a wonderful,
wonderful job on our behalf –
Tracy Graves – Chairperson
Joyce Clarke
Marti Hopler
Larry and Roberta Pittman
Lynn Ann Mullane
I wonder what the 75th Anniversary Committee will say about our church when we have our next celebration!
What does God have in store for us?
Yours in Christ – Pastor Sandy Kessinger
COME …
READ THE BIBLE TOGETHER
PRAY TOGETHER
Every Wednesday Evening
April 20 through May 18
7:15 pm – 8:30 pm
Crossroads
ALL ARE WELCOME!
ALL YOU NEED IS YOUR BIBLE
NURSERY AVAILABLE FOR SMALL CHILDREN
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
Minutes from the Church Council Meeting of March 14, 2016
Church Council members present: Pastor Sandy Kessinger, President Dean Graves, Gordon Jones, Rob Wenk, Matthew
Kratz, Mickey Skelton, Paul Lettow, Florence Ofili-Toviho, Ann Lawrence, Steve Lancaster, Elizabeth Carroll, Laura
Duval, Deanna Heier. Excused: Julia Waldon
Opening
Dean Graves called the meeting to order at 7:35 p.m.
Pastor Kessinger shared a devotion called, The Spoken Word, from Meals from Below, which has been a part of the Len-
ten Devotions used during the Wednesday Lenten Worship. Asking us all to give a gift of yourself to someone else this
week.
Pastor’s Report
Pastor Kessinger’s council report for the month of February noted activities that included member visits and counseling
sessions, support of congregational ministries, staff meetings, and a heavier than normal volume of home visits. Some
highlights include:
Family Worship Service
Young Adult Group – Rock Climbing and Monopoly
Seder Meal for the Confirmation Class and Families
Adoption of the Agenda
The Agenda was adopted as presented.
Minutes from January Meeting
The minutes from the February 8th, 2016 meeting were approved as presented.
Treasurer’s Report
Rob Wenk reviewed the 2016 Financial Summary as of January 31, 2016. Some of the highlights included:
Contributions through February were $116,170, which was similar to last year. For both years, the giving was down
due to snowstorms impacting attendance.
Total mortgage balance is $1,105,015, including the $200K we advanced ourselves from the MMEC campaign re-
serve.
MMEC Pastoral Support Fund stands at $220,782.
Other items discussed
At the advisement of the F&A committee Rob Wenk made a motion to make a principle payment of $100,000 (in
March) from the cash reserves for debt reduction, and to extend our line of credit that is up for renewal for $100,000
for a 5 year term. Mickey Skelton seconded the motion. A verbal vote of 13 in favor, 0 opposed was held.
Call Committee Report
Matthew Kratz updated the council that they have the profile for their first candidate. The call committee will hold a
meeting on 03/15/16 to discuss how to move forward with the interview process.
Executive Committee Report
The executive committee met on February 25th, 2016. Ongoing projects and activities were reviewed. Object of note, the
current payroll provider has been changed and Rob and Veronique are working together in this transition.
Council Discussion
Paul Lettow will collaborate with Carolyn Ubben to brainstorm about ideas for a plaque, and location for the US Flag
and Christian Flag.
Elizabeth Carroll proposed we revive Vacation Bible School at Redeemer, and some discussion about space availability,
volunteers, and interest were discussed. It was left that Marlon Yearwood would be contacted to see if he had any sug-
gestions, and that Elizabeth would send out a survey to the congregation to gather more information.
Council priorities were discussed for 2016, they stand as follows:
Prayerfully search for the additional pastoral staff position
Concentrating on our youth and young families
Concentrating on our older people
Provide leadership in the celebration of the Redeemer’s 60th anniversary
Strengthen our stewardship program to enhance time, talent , and financial offerings, and alignment of those offer-
ings with our requirements, while continuing to grow the stewardship team.
Provide encouragement and guidance in the selection and installation of the stained glass windows and Crossroads
artwork.
Continue emphasis on welcoming, outreach, and social concerns programs.
Continue progress on enhanced use of social media outlets, website, Facebook, etc.
Reinvigorate the Endowment Fund Team, and the Congregational Life Committee.
Begin laying the foundation for the celebration of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation
Emphasize Faith development within the congregation
Council liaison assignments were discussed and assigned as follows for 2016:
Renaissance Program: Laura Duval
Mutual Ministry: PSK
Building and Grounds: Rob Wenk
Christian Education: Elizabeth Carroll
Preschool Board: Mickey Skelton
Social Outreach: Deanna Heier
Endowment Fund: Dean Graves & Matt Kratz
Spiritual Outreach: Paul Lettow
Finance: Rob Wenk
Stewardship: Steve Lancaster
Financial Review: Gordon Jones
Worship and Music: Ann Lawrence
Membership Outreach: Florence Ofili-Toviho
Youth Ministry: Julia Waldon
Congregational Life: (remains empty until committee is revived)
New Business
Steve Lancaster suggested we come up with more than just a mission statement for Redeemer. More like an action state-
ment of where we are going as a congregation. As a discussion point, if you won the lottery how would you invest it
into the mission of Redeemer?
Mickey Skelton brought up the church is not registering with Google maps.
Closing
Council’s next meeting date is April 11th, 2016. The next executive committee meeting will be held March 30th, 2016.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:35p.m. with the Lord’s Prayer.
UPCOMING EVENTS …
SUNDAY, APRIL 10
CAREGIVER’S SUPPORT GROUP
12:15 PM AT REDEEMER
Topic: Improving Difficult Family Conversations about Aging Issues
This month the Caregiver’s Support Group will meet at Redeemer for lunch, followed by a conversation with our two
host speakers …
Jeannette Twomey is a Virginia-certified mediator who specializes in difficult family conversations. For more than
twenty years she has worked as a neutral third party, helping individuals work together to clarify issues, plan for the
future, and resolve conflict. She is a member of the Virginia State Bar and is the founder of Mediate V irginia, LLC.
Jeannette taught negotiation and mediation at American University’s Washington College of Law for ten years.
Cheryl Beversdorf is a public communications specialist and trained mediator specializing in elder mediation and
the resolution of aging issues among family members. She is the founder of CAB Communications in Arlington,
VA, a company that created innovative methods to market and channel ideas and information. Her undergraduate
degree is in nursing from the University of Maryland. She also holds a degree in public communication from Amer-
ican University and in health science from The John Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health.
Our time together on April 10th will include …
Tips for constructive family conversations about aging issues
Ways to make small changes in communication to help family members discuss tough topics – such as driving, liv-
ing independently, personal hygiene, financial management, and health care
Learn words to use (and not use) to encourage dialogue and find a pathway to a solution
Strategies for starting conversations, keeping it going, and ending on a positive note
Demonstrations that raise awareness of each generation’s view of the world
Please come!
Bring friends from Redeemer or outside of Redeemer
Lunch will be served at 12:15 pm
Please R.S.V. P to [email protected]
Or call the church office at 703-356-3346
AND…….
SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 2016,
WE BEGIN OUR 60 DAYS
OF CELEBRATION WITH A
RECEPTION AFTER EACH SERVICE
MAY 22, 2016, BISHOP RICHARD GRAHAM
WILL PREACH AT ALL 3 SERVICES
SUNDAY, JUNE 5TH AT 4:00PM
FEATURES UNVEILING OF THE MOSAIC IN THE CROSSROADS
PASTOR JEFF WILSON WILL PREACH
AT SPECIAL SERVICE AT 4:00PM
CELEBRATORY DINNER AT 5:30PM
FAMILY WORSHIP
SUNDAY, APRIL 24
4:00 PM
Come to Redeemer for this special worship service …
We will teach our children the liturgy
Sing engaging songs
The sermon will be interactive with pastor
Everything is done to help our children find the love of
Christ in our worship and prayers
Bring friends and neighbors! A fellowship time follows with
some time outside as the weather permits.
Social Concerns Ministry
News and Upcoming Events
Expressions of Abundance. What is this?
Each year, Lutheran Social Services of the National Capital Area has a breakfast to
share stories of the neighbors they serve and to raise critically needed funds to support
their mission. This year, the Social Concerns Ministry is hosting a table at the break-
fast and invites you to join us. Come and listen to neighbors who are affected by the
LSS Adoption and Foster Care Program, the Refugee Resettlement Program, Caregiv-
er Support, and Youth Haven Camps and Retreats.
Thousands of children and families look for compassion each year. With LSS, we can CARE for our neigh-
bors in need. We can GIVE kindness, love, and support. Together, we can GROW the number of those who
are able to rebuild their lives and find peace.
Join us for breakfast honoring nearly 100 years of LSS service in our communities. Hear inspiring, personal
stories of triumph over adversity and how your support of LSS/NCA’s mission has and can continue to make a
difference in the lives of our neighbors in need.
Expressions of Abundance
Annual Breakfast to Benefit the Mission of LSS/NCA
Wednesday, May 11, 2016
George Mason University, Arlington Campus
3351 Fairfax Drive, Arlington, VA
Program 8-9 am. Breakfast and Registration 7:30 am
Metro Orange Line to Virginia Square
Garage parking available on Founder’s Way
For more information, please contact Joan Durman, [email protected], 703-356-4929.
Thank You for Helping Refugee Families
A special thanks to the Sunday School for collecting items for three beautiful baby welcome kits, that include
diapers, wipes, baby bottles, sippy cups, baby shampoo, baby powder, blankets, toys, diaper bag, laundry bas-
ket and other items. LSS will give these kits to newly relocated refugee families as they settle in our area.
And another big thanks to all of you in our congregation who donated dishes, silverware, and table linens for
kitchen welcome kits that LSS will distribute to refugee families. Your generosity is greatly appreciated!
Social Concerns and Time to Fly Foundation
Time To Fly Foundation is a faith based 501c3 non-profit, dedicated to
helping abused women and children regain their God given worth,
break the generational cycle of dating/domestic abuse and strengthen
the family unit. Founded in 2001, the vision is to see countless “walking
wounded” lives restored from the devastation of dating and domestic
abuse globally. Domestic abuse prevention and intervention training services and onsite childcare are
provided FREE of charge to participants.
Time to Fly Foundation’s team of dedicated volunteers is trained to provide emotional and spiritual
support for women who are seriously ready to begin the healing process. The goal is to have each
woman not only successfully complete the extensive 10-week course, but to discover the unique pur-
pose of her life while bringing value to her community as a productive citizen. It offers a holistic pro-
gram designed to meet spiritual, emotional and practical needs including: practical life-skills workshops on
financial management, nutrition, parenting, computer training, and access to referral networks for housing,
childcare and employment assistance.
You can help to support Time to Fly by attending its 2nd Annual Dance-A-Thon , on Saturday, April 2,
at the McLean Community Center, 1234 Ingleside Avenue, McLean, VA, 7 – 11 pm. The event dona-
tion is $50 per person by April 1 and $60 per person afterwards. ($35 is tax deductible.) For more in-
formation, contact Time to Fly Foundation, 877-570-9488.
Social Concerns in the Coming Months:
Time To Fly, April 2 Dance-A-Thon at McLean Community Center. Contact 877-570-9488
Red Cross Blood Drive, May 2 at Redeemer . Contact Liz Car roll, [email protected]
LSS Expressions of Abundance, May 11 at Founders Hall, George Mason University, 3351 Fair fax
Dr., Arlington, VA, to support the annual Lutheran Social Services fund drive. Contact Joan Durman,
Our Daily Bread Food Drive, May 14 at Redeemer . Contact Deanna Heier , [email protected]
Quilt Group, 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month at Redeemer to make quilts for children in Guate-
mala and for Lutheran World Relief. Contact Kate Jones, [email protected].
Shawl Ministry, 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month at Redeemer to make gifts for those who are ill,
have special needs or are celebrating a happy event. Contact Betsy Kutscher, [email protected].
RENDER UNTO CAESAR
“Is it lawful for us to pay taxes to the emperor, or not?” But he perceived their craftiness and said to them, “Show me a
denarius. Whose head and whose title does it bear?” They said, “The emperor’s.” He said to them, “Then give to the em-
peror the things that are the emperor’s, and to God the things that are God’s.”–Luke 20:22-25
The tax-filing deadline is right around the corner: Do you have your denarius ready?
For many of us, tax time is not our favorite time of the year. We probably don’t think too much about whether we should
pay taxes, but rather whether we have filled out the correct forms, claimed the appropriate deductions and gotten every-
thing in on time. In contrast, in biblical times, paying taxes was a topic of concern as people wondered whether paying
taxes called into question their allegiance to God. There was also not much love for tax collectors, who were known to
cheat the people.
It’s within this environment that the Gospels tell us about an encounter Jesus had on the topic of taxes. His enemies were
trying to trick him by asking a question that would make him look bad. No matter how he responded, his answer would
anger one group or another.
In the end, he confounded them by posing a question of his own: Whose likeness, or image, is on the coin? It’s a great
question to ask about the coin; and it’s an even better question to ask ourselves. In whose likeness, or image, are we
made? In Genesis chapter 1 we read that we are made in the image and likeness of God. Whatever we do as upstanding
American citizens—pay taxes, become a public servant, contribute to our communities as concerned neighbors—we do
as people made in the image of God.
And so we give ourselves to the One in whose image we are made, and from that foundation we live out our lives.
This article provided compliments of Thrivent Financial Dulles Group, 703-631-3898, [email protected].
Upcoming Youth Events
Friday, April 8, 7 – 8:30 pm. 4 – 6th grade Gym night. Come play games, have fun with friends, savor
snacks and enjoy God’s love! Friends are welcome! Contact: Kris Deleonardis ([email protected]).
Sunday, April 17, 12:15 – 1:30. Confirmation Workshop. All 7th and 8th grade students and their parents are
invited. We’ll start with a light lunch and then split into teaching groups. Contact: Dawn Regan
May Flowers are Coming - Save a space! Redeemer Youth will be selling 10" Flower ing Baskets for $15
each to raise funds for their mission trips with Youth Works this summer. You can order the flower baskets in the
Crossroads on 4/3, 4/10 or 4/17 between church services. The baskets will be available for pickup about 4/29, just
in time for Mother's Day! So save a space on your porch or deck for a beautiful hanging flower basket!
Nik Karnik 4/1
Vickie Myers 4/1
Steven Pelak 4/1
Sean Angus 4/2
Anthony Jeffress 4/2
Dakotta Leonard 4/2
Kai Osifchin 4/2
Linda Peterson 4/2
Linda Ristig 4/2
Claire Roberts 4/2
Audrey Grau 4/3
Julia Stanford 4/3
Ayodeji Toviho 4/3
Lauren Frederick 4/4
Catherine Veum 4/4
Amanda Augustenborg 4/5
Stanley Carroll 4/5
Mary Crawford 4/5
Hannah Curtis 4/5
Tyler Honardoust 4/5
Amanda Rodriguez 4/5
Michael Russo 4/5
Shelley Brennan 4/6
Andrew Curtis 4/6
Amie Frisbie 4/6
Pia Herbolsheimer 4/6
Sara Huston 4/6
Suzanne Leaptrot 4/7
Bennett Pribulka 4/7
Claire Pribulka 4/7
Amy Sevimli 4/7
Susan Castillo 4/8
Mark Doherty 4/9
Teresa Schellenger 4/9
Miriam Howard 4/10
Jeffrey Schwartz 4/10
Elisabeth Arnoult-Roberts 4/11
Brendon Dorgan 4/11
Monika Griffis 4/11
Steven Petersen 4/11
Madeleine Rubin 4/11
Anna Broderdorf 4/12
Emma Broderdorf 4/13
Mary Conway 4/13
Charlotte Roberts 4/13
Susanne Gilbertson 4/14
Marilyn Heebner 4/14
Patrick Sivertsen 4/14
Clay Tyeryar Jr. 4/14
Katherine Barnett 4/15
Delphine Engel 4/15
Steven Kutscher 4/15
Helen Pelak 4/15
Mia Barb 4/16
Nathaniel Beck 4/16
John Leonard 4/16
Rian Klanderman 4/17
Phillip Demske 4/18
Ronald Kutscher 4/18
Andrew Stieg 4/18
Ella Truslow 4/18
Michael Michaud 4/19
Grace Posey 4/19
Jake Holzapfel 4/20
John Zele 4/20
Roderick Angus 4/21
Steve Koenig 4/21
Jakob Torgrimson 4/21
Tyler True 4/21
Barbara Tyeryar 4/21
Greg Adams 4/22
Joan Durman 4/22
Jackie Stoll 4/22
Troy Balkema 4/23
Russell Bruemmer 4/23
Jonathan Gorman 4/24
Palmer Holman 4/24
Jean -Marie Leonard 4/24
Nora Mueller 4/24
Allen Coker 4/25
Paul Sletten 4/25
Katherine Zimmerman 4/25
Katherine Holzapfel 4/26
Daniel Kostelancik 4/26
Cynthia Waldron 4/26
Robert Clarke 4/27
Thomas Conway 4/27
Emma Dotterweich 4/27
Summer McCollough 4/27
Terry Straub 4/27
Lauryn Hahne 4/28
Elizabeth Holzapfel 4/28
Brian Pleasant 4/28
Reija Risseeuw 4/28
Clay Tyeryar 4/28
James Kanski 4/29
Charlie Fitzner 4/30
Milo Koehli 4/30
Sharon Sivertsen 4/30
Sharon Tsai 4/30
Fri 4/01 7:30p Praise Team Rehearsal MSA Sun 4/03 8:30a Traditional Worship NA 9:45a Contemporary Worship NA 9:45a Sunday School RLC 11:00a Traditional Service NA 1:00p MOJO Volleyball PH 2:00p Book Club LI 3:00p Cub Scouts CL Mon 4/04 6:15p Aerobics CR 6:30p MOJO Volleyball PH 7:00p AA MSA Tue 4/05 12:00p Rotary FH 5:00p Sunshine Academy CL 6:30p MOJO Volleyball PH 7:15p Boy Scout Troop 1916 FH Wed 4/06 9:30a Quilting Group FH 4:00p French After School CL 6:30p MOJO Volleyball PH 7:00p Bell Choir MSA 7:00p Call Committee LI 8:00p Al-Anon CL Thu 4/07 11:30a Safe Community Coalition CF 4:00p French After School CL 5:30p Teen CBS RLC 6:30p MOJO Volleyball PH 7:00p Bell Choir MSA 7:45p Traditional Choir MSB 8:30p Men’s Basketball PH Fri 4/08 7:30p Youth Grades 4—6 OS Sun 4/10 8:30a Traditional Worship NA 9:45a Contemporary Worship NA 9:45a Sunday School RLC 11:00a Traditional Worship NA 12:30p Caregiver Support Group FH 1:00p Brownie Troop 1845 CL 1:00p MOJO Volleyball PH 3:00p Girl Scout Troop 6911 PH Mon 4/11 6:30p Aerobics CR 6:30p MOJO Volleyball PH 7:00p AA MSA 7:30p Congregational Council Meeting CR Tue 4/12 12:00p Rotary FH 5:00p Sunshine Academy CL 6:00p Langley Residential Services CR 6:30p MOJO Volleyball PH 7:15p Boy Scout Meeting MSA 7:15p Boy Scout Troop 1916 FH 7:30p Finance and Administration LI Wed 4/13 4:00p French After School CL 6:30p MOJO Volleyball PH 8:00p Al-Anon CL
Thu 4/14 4:00p French After School CL 5:30p Teen CBS RLC 6:30p MOJO Volleyball PH 7:00p Bell Choir MSA 7:45p Traditional Choir MSB 8:30p Men’s Basketball PH Sun 4/17 8:30a Traditional Worship NA 9:45a Contemporary Worship NA 9:45a Sunday School RLC 11:00a Traditional Worship NA 12:15p Confirmation Workshop FH 1:00p MOJO Volleyball PH Mon 4/18 6:30p Aerobics CR 6:30p MOJO Volleyball PH 7:00p AA MSA Tue 4/19 12:00p Rotary FH 5:00p Sunshine Academy CL 6:30p MOJO Volleyball PH 7:15p Boy Scout Troop 1916 FH Wed 4/20 9:30p Quilting Group PH 4:00p French After School CL 6:30p MOJO Volleyball PH 8:00p Al-Anon CL Thu 4/21 1:30p Prayer Shawl Ministry LI 4:00p French After School CL 5:30p Teen CBS RLC 6:30p MOJO Volleyball PH 7:00p Bell Choir MSA 7:45p Traditional Choir MSB 8:30p Men’s Basketball PH Sun 4/24 8:00a Traditional Worship NA 9:30a Contemporary Worship NA 11:00a Traditional Worship NA 1:00p Brownie Troop 1845 CL 1:00p MOJO Volleyball PH 4:00p Family Worship NA Mon 4/25 6:30p Aerobics CR 6:30p MOJO Volleyball PH 7:00p AA MSA 7:30p McLean Swim and Tennis CR Tue 4/26 12:00p Rotary FH 5:00p Sunshine Academy CL 6:30p MOJO PH 7:00p Stoneleigh Association CR 7:15p Boy Scout Troop 1916 FH Wed 4/27 4:00p French After School CL 6:30p MOJO Volleyball PH 8:00p Al-Anon CL Thu 4/28 4:00p French After School CL 5:30p Teen CBS RLC 6:30p MOJO Volleyball PH 7:00p St. Mary’s Varsity Ensemble NA 7:00p Bell Choir MSA 7:45p Traditional Choir MSB 8:30p Men’s Basketball PH
