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Scott Moon, Pastor Chris Komorech, Director of Ministries Stephanie Shields, Office Manager Cindy Kenny, Asst. Office Manager, Financial Secretary Carol Baird, Organist Paul Derks, Jubilee Worship Director Vanessa Parsons, Choir Director Mike Kinman, Church Treasurer Joe & Bev Auten, Custodial
First United Methodist Church 102 N. Main Street
Maryville, MO 64468 (660) 582-4821
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Our Mission To make disciples of Jesus Christ
for the transformation
of the world.
Our Vision Connecting people at life’s
crossroads to God’s
love and grace.
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Word from Rev. Scott ................. 1
Ministry Center Needs ............... 1
Trunk & Treat ............................. 2
Financial Status .......................... 2
UMW .......................................... 2
Prayer Teams .............................. 3
Prayer Requests .......................... 3
Simplify…………………..…….……….3
Bazaar Planning ......................... 4
Holy Land Registration...…….…..4
Next Step ................................... 5
Van Schedule………….……...……...5
Push PAUSE…………….…………....5
Thank You….……..…………………...5
Volunteers .................................. 6
Calendar ..................................... 7
Birthdays/Anniversary ............... 8
Making Connections ................... 8
New Email/Website ................... 8
Student Ministries ...................... 9
Official Board Report..……………10
Youth Fundraiser..………………...10
Bazaar Goodies…………..………….11
Get Connected……...……..…….….12
First United Methodist Church Maryville, MO
Tower Times October 23, 2016
The Joy of Taking the Next Step
For most of human history, people have gotten around by walking from one place to another. People might have ridden a donkey, horse, camel, or even an elephant. Eventually, the horse might be hitched to a cart, and people around water rowed or sailed boats. Then, along came locomotives, steam powered ships, bicycles, automobiles, airplanes, and even rocket ships. Human ingenuity has revolutionized travel, providing freedom to do remarkable things
The convenience and advantage of modern travel amazes me, and I appreciate it. Sometimes, I even get caught up in the glitz and glamour of it all. But, as I’ve discovered these past 17 months in walking around town at every opportunity, there is real joy of walking. I’m in better shape. I take the time to greet others on the street. I read more books (no kidding!). I am more aware of my environment and the seasons. I now have “green space” in my life, and do less overbooking. I occasionally follow in Bob Bush’s “footsteps” of picking up trash. In my decision to walk, I purposely identify with the many, many people who walk every day out of necessity. Here’s how others speak of the joy of walking:
A dad posts a video on Facebook and proudly announces, “Yesterday, our child took her first step.”
Following successful hip surgery, a woman smiles and says, “I can get around now without pain.”
A man in a mechanized wheel chair sighs, “This gets me around, but I’d give anything to walk again.”
A wise sage repeats the saying, “A journey of a hundred miles begins with a single step.”
It’s been said “Life is a journey which consists of a series of steps.” With each of my 12,700 steps I take throughout the day on average, I’ve become more aware of the gift which has been given to me. And with each step, I and others benefit.
From now through November 13th, our whole church is taking The Next Step. It is a theme with an emphasis on stewardship. What are you going to do with the gift of life you have received? How are you going to spend your time and money? Just as human beings are built to walk, we are built to give. Over the next 40 days or so, we’ll all be asked to prayerfully assess how our lives reflect the life of Jesus who walked and talked as he journeyed through ancient Galilee. You may have yet to take a first step in the giving path. You may be taking the first steps in recovering the ability to give. You may be a sometimes giver and are taking the next step into regular giving. You may regularly “tip God” with a token offering, and be on the verge of giving a proportion of your income or wealth. Step up to the challenge. You’ll experience the joy that comes with stepping down the path of giving.
– Pastor Scott Moon
Ministry Center Needs
We will be collecting the following items in the month of November for the Ministry Center. Thank you!
Family size cereal Jelly Raman Noodles
Boxed Meals Soup Crackers Fruit
Financial Status
End of Year Fund Balance
12/31/2015* 9/30/2016
Operating Fund Checking $ - 56,249 $ - 105,506
Operating Fund Reserve $ 30,070 $ 30,000
Net Operating Balance $ - 26,179 $ - 75,506
Trustees Fund $ 1,039 $ - 209
CHOW Fund $ 42 $ 900
Memorial Fund $ 13,533 $ 16,786
Jr/Sr High Operating $ 269 $ 0
Youth Mission Fund $ - 1,949 $- 733
Emergency Fund $ 401 $ 509
Mission Team Fund $ - 9 $ 460
Ringold Scholarship Fund $ 64,740 $ 65,087
SPLAT 5th & 6th Grade $ 3,247 $ 2,792
Jr/Sr High Special Fund $ 11,048 $ 7,053
Vision Campaign Fund $ 144,773 $ 75,895
Men’s Ministries Fund $ 1,990 $ 1,815
Amt. Borrowed from NVB $ 113,518 $ 1,094,517
*Includes year end transactions and transfers between funds.
Accumulated Earnings on Restricted Investments
12/31/2015 9/30/2016
Permanent Endowment $ 17,375 $ 33,017
Maintenance Fund $ 1,110 $ 4,963
Schneider Youth Fund $ 10,789 $ 15,230
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Thursday, October 27th Trunk or Treat 5:00 - 7:00 pm
Hey Church Family, Do you like to dress up for Halloween but don’t have an excuse to do it. Well now you do! Every year we host Trunk or Treat for the downtown Halloween party and we need you. We are looking for folks who would be willing to come for an hour and run carnival games and hand out prizes to the community. Folks of all ages are welcome to participate though children will need an adults help to run the carnival games. We are also in need of candy. Last year we gave out almost 900 gift bags and that is not counting the candy we handed out during the games. So if you want to have fun while dressed as a Jedi or ninja this is your night. If you want to help, please contact Chris ([email protected]) and he will add you to the list. Shifts run from 5:00 to 6:00 and 6:00-7:00 Thursday, October 27th.
11/01 9:30 am Executive Board Meeting 11/07 Bazaar Prep 11/08 7:00 am Bazaar 11/09 9:30 pm Esther Circle 11/16 9:30 am Deborah Circle 11/16 6:30 pm Mary Circle
United Methodist Women News
November
Just a few treasures that
will be on sale at the Bazaar,
November 8th.
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Pet Treat Holder
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FUMC Youth invites you to a
$5 - Sloppy Joe lunch Saturday, October 29, 2016
11:30 am - 1:30 pm
on the Wesley Center Lawn, NWMSU
549 W. 4th Street
Sloppy Joe Sandwich, Chips, Cookie, and Choice of Beverage
Stop by after the parade or as you head to the game.
All proceeds go to the FUMC Youth Mission Trips.
FUMC Official Board Meeting
Meeting Minutes, September 17, 2016
Attendance: Shannon Nolte, Joni Adkins, Jenni Wall, Carole Couts, Pastor Scott Moon,
Mark Thomsen, Deb Garrett, and Bob Cooper.
Pastor Scott opened the meeting with a scripture reading and prayer.
Financial Report:
Current Financial Status: Bob Cooper shared a br ief overview of the revenue and expenses. Bob reminded us to keep communicating to our members the need to focus on our cash position in the General Fund which keeps slipping each month.
The Next Step Stewardship Update: As stated at our last meeting through our fall stewardship drive we need to prayerfully look at ourselves, our family and assess what our portion should be in the ministry of the church. “What is God calling me to do with my life? Life is to be spent and spent well!” When this philosophy is in place you can tell it in our giving. We need to continually grow in our discipleship. Pastor/Leadership Report: Pastor Scott led us in a discussion about the approval process of certified lay servants and candidacy for ministry. As a Board, the decision was made to table the consideration for the one candidate for ministry and to do our homework on getting to know this candidate. Personnel Stewards Report: After Pastor Scott excused himself from the meeting, Jenni Wall presented the 2017 Pastoral Support package. After discussion, Jenni motioned to accept the Pastoral Support package, seconded by Carole Couts, motion passed. Jenni and Carole both stated we need to request from the Conference the peer averages to better assess the pay scale for our pastor. The Personnel committee stated they strongly wanted to give Pastor Scott an increase but need to consider the other employees increases this year. Upcoming Meeting Dates: Cluster Charge Conference will be held Sunday, September 25, 2016 at 2 pm. Our next Board Meeting has been scheduled for October 18, 2016 at 6:15 pm.
Prayer Teams
You are invited to be a part of the Prayer Team Ministry at FUMC whether you are making a permanent commitment or just want to "come and see", groups meet several times during the week in the Prayer Chapel (just across from the church office). Each group that meets in the Prayer Chapel, share or read the joys and concerns, offer silent prayer and then depart (at least as a group) after 30 minutes.
If your schedule will not allow you to attend your regular group, you may choose to participate at the time from wherever you are, you can choose to attend at another Prayer Group time, or you may come to the Chapel on your own at another time, whenever the church is open. It is designed to be a very relaxed atmosphere, and we hope you will give it a try.
How do you join a prayer team? Just show up at one of the given times below, contact David or Carol Baird or the church office for more information.
Tuesday 6:30 a.m. Tuesday 6:00 p.m. Tuesday 8:15 p.m.
FUMC Prayer Teams 660-582-4821 [email protected]
Please be praying for those surrounded with our continued
prayers: Don Allan, Sandra Allan, Eugene Appleby, Mary Ruth Appleby, Dana Austin, Ann Beck, Shandy Beck, Jeremiah Benson, Tim Bochum, Pat Bolton, Doris Bowman, Marie Campbell, Phyllis Cannon, Katie Chesnut, Jenna Christensen, Lorraine Christie, Mary Coffelt, Colman Collins, Matthew Cooper, Iris Dale, Karen Dextrihe, Lynelle Dials, Twyla Duryea, Phyllis Dzierzynski, Beverly Elmore, Gary Foster, Neita Gaugh, Edith George, Jo Gill, Tannen Gillahan, Heath Goff, Marcia Guthrie, Alex Heflin, Lowell Holbrook, Gary Holden, Lowell Hull, Cleta Hutchinson, Beverly Ingels, Sally Johnson, Rhonda Mannasmith, Beverly Mayes, Doris McDonald, Illa McGinness, C.H. McIntosh, Mary McLaughlin, Pat McLaughlin, Boyd & Marge Mellott, Patrick Moon, Helen Muldrew, Nikki Oditt, Jim Palmer, Mike Pine, Jerry Price,
Corky Reaksecker, Marie Roush, Dana Sharp, Ron Shepherd, Billy Shields, Paul Smith, Terri Stewart, Katie Sudhoff, Connie Ury, Michael VanSickle, Dustin Verbick, Tanner Vigren, Amber Volner, Sandi VonBehren, Dianna Wadley, Beverly Warner, Barb Wellington, Preslee Wendall, Danielle Rhoades White, Kara White, Phyllis “Sam” Willhoyte, George Williams, Georgia Williams, Edna Wilmes, Jozy Winans, Kam Wong, Bernetta Younger, Jessica Zielinski. Christian sympathy to the families and friends of: Kealye Pournazari Darold Gray Jeff Anderson Illa McGinness Larry Bradshaw Doris Bowman Congratulations to: Ron & Dee Dee (Wilmes)
Church on their marriage Saturday, October 1st.
Jonathan & Rachel Wistrom on joining the church and to Jane, their daughter, on her baptism on Sunday, October 2nd.
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Wednesdays at 6:00 pm. Life too cluttered? Too Busy? Too much
stuff? Too stressed? Feel like you never have time to do the things
you really want? Join our group of people who want to:
Prioritize: Figure out what’s really important.
Purge: Get rid of as much of the not-important as possible.
Practice making space and time for the important
Encourage each other & celebrate progress.
Led by Heidi Komorech
UMW Bazaar Coming Soon!
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Cool fall mornings are a reminder that the annual FUMC UMW’s Election Day Bazaar is not far away! The date is Tuesday, November 8th at the corner of First and Main Streets in Maryville. The 2016 theme is “Growing in Faith and Patriotism”. No one has greater love than this, to lay down one’s life for one’s friends. ~ John 15:13. The event begins at 7 am with the various booths opening and warm fresh made donuts and rolls, along with coffee and juice offered in “Food For The Spirit”. “First Lady's Feast” will be filled with bake sale items....homemade cookies, cakes and pies, jams and jellies, and jars of fresh canned salsa, relish, jams, and jellies. Visit “Abe's Library” to pick up a new or good used book or puzzle. Scrap bookers won't want to miss checking out the supplies, tools, and papers, and other items in “”Yankee Doodle Dandy”. “Gifts of Glory” will offer shoppers an opportunity to purchase gifts for that special someone. Hand sewn, crocheted, stitched and crafted items will fill the “Made in the USA” booth. A vintage feed sack fabric hand stitched twin size quilt, 60”X78”, “Red Dahlia”, along with accessories, will be offered by silent auction in “Americana Treasure”. Also offered by silent auction will be a “Bearcat Country” basket filled with Northwest memorabilia: shirts, notebooks, mugs, etc. The “Star Spangled Spread” will begin serving lunch at 11 am offering the traditional vegetable soup along with sandwiches, salads, and homemade pies! Opportunities are now underway now to take home a beautiful hand pieced and quilted “Double Wedding Ring” queen size quilt made by the FUMC “Quilters”. The bazaar proceeds are used for the many projects of the United Methodist Women. If you have questions or need more information, please contact Carolyn Franks (660-292-2986) and Debbie Garrett (816-271-3297) are co-chairs of this year's event.
Holy Land Registration Meeting
Mon, Oct. 24, 2016
7:00 pm in Room 303 If you are interested in coming on our trip to the Holy Land, please come to this meeting. We will begin the process of filling out registration forms. Please bring a legible photocopy of the ID page of your passport that we can affix to your registration form. We will also be collecting your deposit of $300 to reserve your spot on the trip. You will not be required to turn in registration materials if you attend this meeting. Besides registration information, we will also look over the trip itinerary and syllabus in order to have a better understanding of where we are going and what we should expect. The Society for Biblical Studies encourages travelers to read a few books related to our trip, and Dr. Romig will have copies of some of these texts for you to examine. The trip is a 10-day journey through Israel and Palestine and the cost is $3297. You do not need to be a member or attend First UMC to participate on this journey.
Where do you go to find out what’s happening when? www.maryvillefumc.org
Click Ministries Youth and it will direct you to our youth webpage. Also you can sign up for text messages at: (http://trunc.us/Rvojch) and check out the calendar. If you ever have questions or your texts don’t seem to be working (sometime that happens the first couple of times), please let Chris know. 515-401-7912
You can find us Twitter: @Theroadsm
Facebook:
www.facebook.com/Theroadsm
Geekatopia Wednesdays 6:00 - 7:00 pm 7th - 12th graders come get your geek on, from Star Wars to Magic the Gathering.
Thursday, October 27th Trunk or Treat 5:00 pm Come help pass out candy and play games with area children as they Trick or Treat downtown in a safe environment.
Fellowship Night Date and Time TBD Youth Fun Night: Encryption: Do you have what it takes to escape. Br ing $22.50 and join an encryption team to take on the escape room. You can join a team during Youth Gatherings Sunday nights where we will organize a time to test ourselves against http://www.encrypttheville.com. Cost: $22.50
Sunday, November 13th Ninja Lawn Ninja Yard Raking and bonfire. You may not believe it but at some point you might find it difficult to go out and rake the leaves. Ninja Yard Raking is when we as a youth group scour Maryville for folks who could use a helping hand with their yard. We strike with a raking fury and disappear without a trace leaving not a leaf to blow in the wind. Ok, so there might be one or two leaves left, but the point is we helped someone out and it was fun doing it. Then that night we will celebrate with S'mores over a warm fire and talk about why Jesus would care if we rake someone's yard.
Sunday Night Youth Gatherings October 23rd, November 6th & 20th Middle School: will meet in the Fellowship hall from 5:30-6:30pm for club, games and faith talks. Sr. High: will meet at the Komorech’s home from 7:17-8:30pm, we'll eat, play, spend time in fellowship and study the Bible. 25979 247th Street, Maryville, MO 64468.
Confirmation Continues Students 7th-8th grade will participate in confirmation on Sunday mornings where we will discuss the church, what it means to be a Christ Follower and to be a participant in the Kingdom of God. We ask students to find a mentor who will support them through this process. Most months confirmation is the 2nd & 4th Sunday of the month. Mentors are invited to join us on the 4th Sunday starting this September. Confirmation ends on Palm Sunday when eighth graders are confirmed and welcomed into the church. Confirmation Sundays:
October 23rd (mentors invited) November 13th November 27th No confirmation (Thanksgiving) December 11th (mentors invited) December 25th No confirmation (Christmas)
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Trunk or Treat, Encryption, Ninja Lawn!!! What more could you ask for?
11/03 Josh & Laura LeMar (4)
11/07 Paul & Susan Beemer (47)
11/09 Adam & Cauleen Pick (3)
11/11 Burdette & Donna Pierpoint (21)
11/16 John & Della Rhoades (58)
11/26 James & Johnna Beemer (22)
11/26 Joe & Jo Rankin (66)
11/28 Derk & Nicole Spire (7)
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CELEBRATING
LIFE AND LOVE
We celebrate the life and
love of those in our church and church family.
If you or your loved one’s
name does not appear, please call the church office at
582-4821 so we can update our data base.
Sending love and warm
wishes for a very Happy Birthday
and a Wonderful Anniversary!
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11/01 Teresa Burnsides
Charlie Dimmitt
Jacob Ehlers
11/02 Paul Beemer
Jeri Patterson
Julie Robertson
Jack Willhoyte
Debra Zimmer
11/03 Jacob Liles
Blair Bateman
11/04 Elizabeth Riemann
11/05 Kayla Bradley
11/06 Marsha Ingram
11/07 Andrea Sandusky-Ury
Drew Walker
11/08 Marty Nolte
Justin Ross
11/09 Teri Everett
Rex Wallace
11/10 Rex Brod
Helen Muldrew
Bill Wilmarth
11/11 Karen Hoskey
Damon Hull
Racheal Martin
Barbara Scott
11/14 Dakota Beemer
Harold VanSickle
Keith Walburn
11/16 Brandon Fannon
11/17 Joy Daggs
Richard Dowden
Spencer Martin
11/18 Gene Cease
Denise Freidel
Katherine Jerome
Doris McDonald
Jennifer McNair
Kris Teale
11/20 Ila Hunt
Cauleen Pick
Eva White
11/21 Cody Bradley
Jessica Pfost
Donald Turner
11/23 Kyle Collins
Dave Colt
Racheal Beverage
11/14 Allison Campbell
Jeremy Gaa
Donna Holt
Rachel Wistrom
11/25 Garland George
Jake Walker
11/26 Joe Rankin
11/27 Chad Messner
11/29 Kabrina McClellan
Laura McComb
Anna Schommer
11/30 Joyce Hornbuckle
Sierra Nelson
Anthony Saenz
Breanna Sorensen
Anniversaries
Birthdays
Please note we have updated our website and staff have new email addresses. Website: www.maryvillefumc.org Scott Moon: [email protected] Chris Komorech: [email protected] Stephanie Shields: [email protected] Cindy Kenny: [email protected] Paul Derks: [email protected] Heidi Komorech: [email protected] Vanessa Parsons: [email protected]
Making Connections
Making Connections is getting ready to host another great family-
friendly get-together on October 29th,
for an outing to Amaizing Acres
(3:00-5:00). Meet at the church at 2:30 to carpool, there, or just meet us there
at 3:00. Regular admission prices
will apply.
The November get-
together will be held on Saturday, November 19th
at 6 pm for Family Fellowship Movie and
Game Night.
Join us in the Fellowship Hall for games and snacks and in the East Fellowship
Hall for the movie Soul Surfer.
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Push PAUSE on
Wednesday Nights!
Wednesday is off to a great start at
FUMC! We’ve had about an
average of 30 kids and 30 adults participating in
Cherub Choir, COOL Kids, Simplify small group,
Romans Bible Study, and Chancel Choir-not to
mention all who join us for ChOW. The week can
get busy and stressful. Join us on Wednesday
Nights to push PAUSE on life.
FUMC Bus/Van Schedule
Are you in need of a ride to either Sunday Worship
Service or ChOW? If so, the drivers for FUMC will be
happy to pick you up. If you would like a ride for Sunday
service, please call Arlene Masters at 660-582-5240 by
8:00 am Sunday morning.
Sunday Scheduled Drivers:
November 6th: Josh Gibson
November 13th: Tim Job
November 20th: Chuck McIntosh
November 27th: Kevin Romig
If you would like a ride for
ChOW on Wednesdays,
please call the church office
at 660-582-4821 by 3:00
pm on Wednesday.
I wanted to thank everyone for all of the prayers, cards, and flowers I received after my recent surgery. I am at home now and my recovery is going well.
Jack and I would also like to thank everyone for the many cards we received to celebrate our 65th wedding anniversary. We both feel blessed to have such loving family and friends and we appreciate all of the kind wishes and heartfelt thoughts.
Thank you again.
~ Jack and Sam Willhoyte
To the members of the Methodist Church,
The ladies of Alpha Sigma Alpha would like to thank you so much for letting us host our spaghetti dinner at your church this past Saturday. It would not have been nearly as successful had we not had such a wonderful venue. We cannot begin to express how much we appreciate all that you do for us but it is with great pleasure we give you this donation as a small token of our immeasurable gratitude. We look forward to working together again in the future. Thank you again!
~ The Ladies of Alpha Sigma Alpha
Thank you for all the cards, calls, visits and flowers over my extended illness. I have really appreciated them all. When received, they have lifted my spirits and day.
~ Sally Johnson
"What is your Next Step? We are often asked to PRAY: “What would God have me do?” “What would God have done through me within the Church?” “What is next for our church?” As we try to DISCERN, we reflect on our mission of making disciples of Jesus for the transformation of the world. We think about past congregations and programs. We consider changes in our building. We look for how everything works toward our goal of connecting people at life’s crossroads. We REJOICE as new families join us, as visitors comment upon our new spaces and their possibilities, as we sense growing excitement and commitment in our church family. But what Next? It becomes A SPIRITUAL JOURNEY. We see how richly God has blessed us. We respond with generous thanks. Growing in faith, we step up and are blessed ever more richly.”
Fellowship Hall Hosts:
1st Sunday:
2nd Sunday:
3rd Sunday: Hull/Adkins
4th Sunday:
5th Sunday: Mike O’Neal
Prayer Leaders:
Nov. 6th Christine Benson
Nov. 13th David Baird
Nov. 20th Jeff Bradley
Nov. 27th Joel Benson
Sound Tech
9 am service:
Nov. 6th Gary Ury
Nov. 13th Rex Brod
Nov. 20th Jeff Bradley
Nov. 27th Scot Calfee
11:10 am service:
Nov. 6th Shannon Nolte
Nov. 13th
Nov. 20th Matt Walker
Nov. 27th Travis Husing
Head Usher:
9:00 am service: Kara Puche
11:10 am service: Matt Walker
Liturgist – 9 am service:
Nov. 6th Ashlee Hendrix
Nov. 13th Jan McLaughlin
Nov. 20th Julie Robertson
Nov. 27th Jim Jacoby
Children’s Moments:
9 am service:
Nov. 6th Vicki Brod
Nov. 13th Carma Kinman
Nov. 20th Connie Ury
Nov. 27th Vicki Brod
11:10 am service:
Nov. 6th
Nov. 13th
Nov. 20th
Nov. 27th
Children’s Bags:
Nov. 6th Pam Tripp
Nov. 13th Marty Nolte
Nov. 20th Jenni Wall
Nov. 27th Sarah Husing
Pew Maintenance:
Nov. 6th Wanda Goodspeed
Nov. 13th Joe & Carolyn Franks
Nov. 20th Kelli Wilmes
Nov. 27th
Van:
Nov. 6th Josh Gibson
Nov. 13th Tim Job
Nov. 20th Chuck McIntosh
Nov. 27th Kevin Romig
Acolyte:
9 am service:
Nov. 6th Ellie Parsons
Phoebe Hornickel
Nov. 13th Matteo Paul
Dayn Henderson
Nov. 20th Emma Hart
Lindsey Deering
Nov 27th Danielle Feldhacker
Logan Henderson
11:10 am service:
Nov. 6th Kiersten Quimby
Abby Swink
Nov. 13th Taylor Bird
Maggie Webb
Nov. 20th Emma Nolte
Elijah Komorech
Nov 27th Carolyn Saenz
Abby Swink
Greeters Schedules
Volunteer Schedule
Date 2016
Outside Main
Entrance
West Gathering
Area
East Gathering
Area
NW Sanctuary Entrance
11/6 Rod
Couts Carole Couts
Dave McLaughlin
Jan McLaughlin
11/13 Mike
O’Neal Deloris Collins
Jan Corley Kara Puche
11/20 John Teale
Kris Teale
Jo Rankin Marylee
VanSickle
11/27 Jeff
Ferguson Julie
Ferguson Mark
Thomsen Diane
Thomsen
Date
2016
Outside Main
Entrance
Gathering Area
SW Landing NW
Sanctuary Entrance
11/6 Sue Leslie Bev
Thompson Pruitt Family
11/13 Tim Wall
Family Pam Tripp
Sue Bennerotte
Richard Bird Family
11/20 Matt Walker
Family
11/27 Barb
Wellington Ryan Losh
family
Christie Ross
9 am service 11:10 am service
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1
6:30 am Prayer Team
9:30 am UMW Board
5:30 pm Reunion Group
6:00 pm Prayer Team
6:30 pm Connections BS
7:00 pm Troop 75
8:15 pm Prayer Team
2
1:00 pm Quilters
5:00 pm ChOW
6:00 pm Cherub Choir
6:00 pm COOL Kids
6:00 pm Geekatopia
6:00 pm Simplify BS
7:00 pm Choir Practice
7:15 pm Scripture BS
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4:00 pm Friends
Caring
6:30 pm Focus BS
6:30 pm OTOE
District
7:30 pm Jubilee
Practice
4
5
7:00 pm
Catalyst
6
9:00 am Heritage
Worship
10:00 am Fellowship
10:20 am Sunday School
11:00 pm Bazaar Prep
11:10 am Jubilee Worship
5:30 pm Mid High Youth
7:17 pm Sr High Youth
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* TT Deadline
9:00 am Care Group
8:00 am Bazaar Prep
6:00 pm AA
6:00 pm Al-Anon
7:00 pm Pack 75
Leaders
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6:30 am Prayer Team
7:00 am Bazaar
2:00 pm Oak Pointe BS
5:30 pm Reunion Group
6:00 pm Prayer Team
6:30 pm Connections BS
8:15 pm Prayer Team
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9:30 am Esther Circle
10:00 am Homestead BS
1:00 pm Quilters
1:00 pm Esther Cards
5:00 pm ChOW
6:00 pm Cherub Choir
6:00 pm COOL Kids
6:00 pm Geekatopia
6:00 pm Simplify BS
7:00 pm Choir Practice
7:00 pm Girl Scouts
7:15 pm Scripture BS
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3:00 pm NW MO
Pastors
5:30 pm Den 11
6:30 pm Focus BS
6:30 pm OTOE
Roundtable
7:30 pm Jubilee
Practice
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4:30 pm
Bishop Far
12
10:00 am DAR
7:00 pm
Catalyst
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9:00 am Heritage
Worship
10:00 am Fellowship
10:20 am Confirmation
10:20 am Sunday School
11:10 am Jubilee Worship
1:30 pm Youth - Ninja
Raking
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9:00 am Care Group
6:00 pm AA
6:00 pm Al-Anon
7:00 pm Pack 75
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6:30 am Prayer Team
5:30 pm Reunion Group
6:00 pm Girl Scout
Troop 734
6:00 pm Prayer Team
6:30 pm Connections BS
7:00 pm Troop 75
8:15 pm Prayer Team
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9:30 am Deborah Circle
12:30 pm *TT Mailing
1:00 pm Quilter
5:00 pm ChOW
6:00 pm Cherub Choir
6:00 pm COOL Kids
6:00 pm Geekatopia
6:00 pm Simplify BS
6:30 pm Mary Circle
7:00 pm Choir Practice
7:15 pm Scripture BS
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5:30 pm Spiritual
Direction
6:15 pm Den 8
6:30 pm Focus BS
7:00 pm
Community
Thanksgiving
7:00 pm Habitat for
Humanity
7:30 pm Jubilee
Practice
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19
6:00 pm
Family
Fellowship
Movie
& Games
7:00 pm
Catalyst
20
9:00 am Heritage
Worship
10:00 am Fellowship
10:20 am Sunday School
11:10 am Jubilee Worship
5:30 pm Mid High Youth
5:45 pm AA District
7:17 pm Sr High Youth
21
9:00 am Care Group
6:00 pm AA
6:00 pm Al-Anon
22
6:30 am Prayer Team
11:00 am Blood Drive
5:30 pm Reunion Group
6:00 pm Prayer Team
6:30 pm Connections BS
8:15 pm Prayer Team
23
10:00 am Homestead BS
1:00 pm Quilter
5:00 pm ChOW
6:00 pm Cherub Choir
6:00 pm COOL Kids
6:00 pm Geekatopia
6:00 pm Simplify BS
7:00 pm Choir Practice
7:00 pm Girl Scouts
7:15 pm Scripture BS
24
Church and Office
Closed for
Thanksgiving
25
26
27
9:00 am Heritage
Worship
10:00 am Fellowship
10:20 am Sunday School
11:10 am Jubilee Worship
28
9:00 am Care Group
6:00 pm AA
6:00 pm Al-Anon
6:30 pm Den
29
6:30 am Prayer Team
5:30 pm Reunion Group
6:00 pm Prayer Team
6:00 pm Girl Scout #734
6:30 pm Connections BS
8:15 pm Prayer Team
30
1:00 pm Quilter
5:00 pm ChOW
6:00 pm Cherub Choir
6:00 pm COOL Kids
6:00 pm Geekatopia
6:00 pm Simplify BS
7:00 pm Choir Practice
7:15 pm Scripture BS
* TT
Tower Times
7
Church Office Hours M-Th, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
November
