United Methodist Church of the Dunes August 2016

Dunes Digest Dunes Digest Dunes Digest Dunes Digest Some decisions are harder than others. It is easy for me to decide such things as what clothes to wear, what to eat, and when to go to bed.

It has been much harder to make those rarer decisions involving significant life change and personal direction. On the list of weightier decisions in my life have been the choices like where to go to school, responding to God’s call upon my life to become a pastor, what ministry options to pursue, getting married, becoming a parent, saying final goodbyes to parents. I have made these tougher decisions with much prayer and deliberation. Five times these decisions over the past forty years have come in the form of obedience to my vows as an ordained pastor to go where I have been sent and serve as I have been called. These tougher decisions bring to mind my first leap from the high diving board at the community pool. The leap is made with trepidation into the yet unknown.

With similar wrestling, I have made a difficult decision with Nancy to retire from full time pastoral ministry at the United Methodist Church of the Dunes effective December 31, 2016. My last times preaching here will come during the Christmas Eve services on Saturday, December 24

th.

Be assured, this decision is not about you. This is an awesome congregation. We love you and hold you in high regard. This decision is not about the living conditions. The parsonage is easily the most wonderful home we have ever lived in. The decision is not about West Michigan. We love the lakeshore and have decided to make West Michigan our retirement home. It is not about the staff or the working conditions. Pastoral ministry is a great privilege. This team is remarkable, and fun to work with. I believe our work is fruitful for Christ. The church facilities are outstanding. It is not about my health. I am still fit. The decision is not about God, or my calling to serve. I love God and will always be in some form of service.

I am retiring from itinerant ministry at the end of the year for multiple personal reasons including:

1. I have been serving continuously in ministry since my ordination as a deacon in 1976. During that time I have regularly given my best self away to others, working long hours with commitments on most weekends, and multiple evenings. I am ready to change the pace.

2. I want to be able to spend more time with Nancy, my children, and my extended family.

3. The publication of my recent book, “God Incidents: Real Life Stories to Strengthen and Restore Your Faith,” has been a major effort of mine for the past three years. Promoting this book needs more of my time and will be a significant part of my next chapter.

4. The design team leadership role that I have assumed for the connectional church is becoming more demanding and will be for the next several years.

5. We are at a point in our lives where we can financially afford to retire and have purchased a retirement home near friends on the north side of Holland.

6. We look forward to more travel together and to being in service more selectively.

Our connectional system will work and our new Bishop and Superintendents will prayerfully consider the needs of this church as detailed by the annual reports and ongoing input by our Staff Parish Committee. In consultation with this capable group of Church Leaders chaired by Neal Miller, a gifted new pastor will be named and able leadership will be secured. I want to thank you for giving that new pastor, when that time comes, the welcome, trust, and encouraging support that you have so generously given to Nancy and me. That new pastor will bring different gifts that will bless ministry here in new ways.

Know we are grateful for the privilege of serving with you, will continue to give you my best self in ministry and leadership through the end of the year, after which we will transition to being friends.

Love,

Glenn

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United Methodist Church of the Dunes

In Sympathy

Geneva Kallunsrud died on July 3,

2016. A graveside service at

Sunrise Memorial Gardens in

Muskegon was held for Geneva on

July 14 with Pastor Eldon Eldred

officiating.

Weddings

Melissa Ann Hulbert & Reid Daniel

Arends were married at Church of

the Dunes on June 25, 2016.

Pastor Glenn Wagner officiated the

ceremony.

Lauren Elizabeth Ramer & Dustin

Matthew Morley were married at

Church of the Dunes on July 23,

2016. Pastor Glenn Wagner

officiated.

United Methodist Women

Save the Dates

RED BIRD MISSION will be visiting

with us and showing their fantastic

products on SEPTEMBER 16-18.

Watch the September Dunes

Digest and bulletins for more

information and ways in which we

can help the Red Bird Mission

people set up their craft show.

UMW SUNDAY – SEPTEMBER 18

– We will dedicate our Labyrinth

and hear more about Red Bird

Mission

CHRISTMAS BY CANDLELIGHT –

NOVEMBER 29

COOKIE WALK AND MINI

BOUTIQUE – DECEMBER 3

UMCOR SCHOOL KITS – The

UMW will once again be filling

school kits to send for distribution

to 3rd

World Countries. Watch for

further information on scheduled

work bees for sewing school kit

bags.

VOICES OF HEAVEN Youth Choir from Germany HERE on Sunday August 21, 2016

An opportunity you don't want to miss!

Youth Choir "Voices of Heaven"

Eberbach, Germany

They've come ½ way around the world to hone their skills, share their

message, and experience American life; and along with Blue Lake Fine Arts

Camp, our church is a big piece of that life-changing opportunity

for these talented German young people!

As the title says, you will not want to miss Worship services on Sunday, August

21, when the Voices of Heaven will be sharing their gift of song with our

congregation and interested people from the Tri-Cities area.

Not only will we hear them at Worship but we will have opportunity to mix and

mingle following the 10:30 worship service at the All-Church Potluck and

Recreation Time. Following our meal, we will be offering lawn games

and activities so our guests can experience some intergenerational American

recreation/game time; AND if you'd like more of this inter-cultural exchange,

there's also plans for everyone to join in on Monday, August 22, at the State

Park Pavilion for fun, sun, food, and beach time!

Watch the bulletins and website for the exact timing of the day.

August 2016

Worship for August at United Methodist Church of the Dunes 8:30 AM and 10:30 AM each Sunday

Worship is what happens when we are aware of the greater presence than us in the room.

August 7, 2016 12th Sunday after Pentecost/Coast Guard Festival Join us for worship as Pastor Glenn shares from his book, “God Incidents: Real Life Stories to Strengthen and Restore Your

Faith.” This week the sermon will focus on the theme, “God at the Scenic Turn-out”

August 14, 2016 13th Sunday after Pentecost This week Pastor Glenn continues the sermon series inspired by his book, “God Incidents: Real Life Stories to Strengthen and

Restore Your Faith.” This week the sermon will focus on the theme, “God in the Wrestling Match.”

August 21, 2016 14th Sunday after Pentecost The, “God Incidents: Real Life Stories to Strengthen and Restore Your Faith,” sermon series continues. This week Pastor

Glenn’s message will focus on the theme, “God Incidents as By Products of Holy Living.” We will also be blessed this morning

through the amazing music being offered by the Voices of Heaven Choir from Eberbach, Germany. This 48 voice choir is

touring under the auspices of the Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp. You will want to be present this morning! Invite your friends to

join you!

August 28, 2016 15th Sunday after Pentecost Join us as Pastor Glenn continues to share from his book, “God Incidents: Real Life Stories to Strengthen and Restore Your

Faith.” This week the sermon will be, “God Incidents through Prayer.”

Spiritual Healing Group

Monday, August 8 6:30-7:30 P.M. (North) Sanctuary Prayer Corner

The purpose of the Spiritual Healing Group is to share experiences of God and support one another with healing energy using

the Christian tradition “Laying on of Hands“.

Monday, July 11 three persons attended the first meeting of the Spiritual Healing Group. Each related an experience in which

they were aware of a Spiritual Presence. One told of being increasingly aware of support and guidance in everyday life.

Another related that an off-duty skilled doctor came to the hospital, unexpectedly, just in time to save the life of a critically ill

relative. The third remembered the severe pain of shingles was reduced when energy from the Divine came through the hands

of an Energy Practitioner.

During and after a short guided meditation, both the Receiving partner (sitting comfortably in a chair) and the Giving partner

(standing behind the Receiver with hands on the Receiver’s shoulders) felt “security, warmth, inclusiveness and peace”.

For 300 years or more, early Christians lived in community using “Laying on of Hands” as an act of compassion. It was part of

their daily life. “ Laying on of Hands” is one of many ways to connect a person to the Spiritual Source of energy needed for life,

growth and healing. As Christians, we call this Divine Source of Life “God” “Jesus” and “Holy Spirit“. Jesus is quoted in

John 14:12 “In truth I tell you, he who has faith in me will do what I am doing; and he will do greater things still because I am

going to the Father”.

Advances in science suggest that humans are whole creatures in which spirit, emotions, mind and body cannot be separated.

An improvement or dis-ease in one area can affect the others. If you recall being physically ill, discouraged, frightened, grief

stricken, or separated from God, you may also remember that in addition to medical treatment or counseling, supportive

friends and the prayer chain helped you heal.

Listening to others and experiencing the presence of the Holy Spirit in “Laying on of Hands” on Monday, August 8 will

strengthen your faith. All are invited !

Questions or RSVP: Connie Widdis 616-846-8465 or conniewiddis@gmail.com

United Methodist Church of the Dunes

20-Somethings Summer Fellowship Events

August 13 – Unity Music Festival Concert–Purchase your ticket online at unitymusicfestival.com. Details posted on our Fa-cebook group page: UMCD College and 20Somethings.

August 20 – Walk the Beat – meet at Beechtree and Pennoyer at 1:00 p.m.

August 20 – Praise, Worship and Fellowship with Voices of Heaven Choir Members at Dunes Church late afternoon/evening. Details TBA.

GOD INCIDENTS: Real-Life Stories to Strengthen and Restore Your Faith

This 7-week study of Pastor Glenn’s book began on Wednesday July 27, but it’s not too late to join! If you need a copy of the book, contact the church office, The Bookman, or online at http://glennmwagner.com/

Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University

Financial Peace University (FPU) begins Sunday, September 18, at 9:45 a.m. Join Nancy Wagner in this 9-week course on financial and stewardship principles and can help anyone better manage their resources, make sound financial decisions, guide investments, learn budgeting skills, prepare for emergencies, deal with creditors, and grow a spirit of Biblical generosity. To reserve your spot and order materials, contact Nancy at 231-215-4059, email gnmbwagner@aol.com, or sign up online: www.daveramsey.com.

Disciple III Class Begins Soon!

Disciple III Bible Study begins Wednesday, August 31 at 9:30 a.m. and/or 6:00 p.m. Join Pastor Glenn for a 32-week study of the Prophets and Letters of Paul. Manuals need to be ordered by Wednesday, August 3, so please contact the church office without delay.

Review of Pastor Glenn’s New Book, God Incidents

I confess that my favorite part of going to church is a good sermon. I look forward to a thought provoking weekly message more than the comfort of traditional worship, the fellowship, or even singing in the choir (although that’s a close second, thanks to Jean). If you share my predilection, you will love God Incidents, Real-Life Stories to Strengthen and Restore Your Faith (Ebook Mybook LLC, Copyright © 2016), by our own Rev. Dr. Glenn M. Wagner.

At Church of the Dunes you can count on Glenn to stand and deliver from the pulpit -- or more likely while pacing the carpeted apron in front – almost every Sunday. He is a sincere and gifted communicator who gets the grey matter moving no matter where you come from, theologically speaking. But like preachers everywhere his message must be trimmed to fit the allotted time slot. It’s not Glenn’s fault, and I can tell he often has more to say on the subject at hand.

God Incidents frees Glenn from the constraints of the clock. The chapters are very much like his sermons; finely polished stories filled with personal anecdotes, historical insight, and useful commentary on scripture. But the printed page allows him take us as far as the lessons need to go.

Why do bad things to happen to good people? Why should we believe that existence is more than a freak accident? How do we profess our faith in a manner that is helpful and not off-putting? How can a sinner and doubter (like me) be helpful to those who are ignorant, hurting or in need? These are just some of the questions that are examined in God Incidents. Glenn makes strong arguments for what he believes are the answers. But being a good writer, he leaves it up to the readers to ultimately work things out for ourselves.

After you read and enjoy God Incidents, pass it on to another inquiring soul.

Ed Grafton

August 2016

Youth Ministry Update

By Ashley Boersma, Director of Youth Ministry

It's the wonderful time of year the students get time off from school and they get to spend their summers doing all sorts of different activities: sports camps, family vacations, summer jobs, hanging out with friends, going to the beach, mission trip, church camp, and summer youth group activities, etc. We sent four youth and two adults on a mission trip and numerous students are going to church camp this summer. I am so thankful that our youth want to take time out of their summer to grow deeper in their faith and to serve others. That is so awesome! Here is some of what they experienced and enjoyed about their mission trip or camp:

Brooke Zellman: My favorite part about camp would have to be connecting with people and God on a deeper level. There were a lot of activities where you got to share your experiences and you got to see that you're not alone, which was pretty cool. The whole week was about lowering your water line and allowing yourself to just let everything go. When I got home I felt refreshed and I don't think I could have felt that way without going to camp. Also there was this really cool activity where there was colored shaving cream on a twister board, and that was one of the highlights. It was so fun, there was color everywhere and people running around just having a great time!

Lynsey Cutting: My group served at a children's center (can't remember the name of it), Dat House, and Wheeler Thrift Store. Dat House is a really cool organization. The building used to be a strip club, and this guy Brandon and some other neighbors worked to get it shut down. Then they polled the neighbors to ask what they wanted the building to be used for and they wanted a community center, so they are gradually working on making it a place to give back to the community. They want to have an after school program for kids, I believe they are starting that in the fall. They are starting a weekly community lunch - we were there on the first day of that. They are going to turn part of the building into a coffee shop and use the money they make through that to be a self-sustaining organization.

The day we volunteered at Dat House, we worked in a community garden down the street that had been vandalized the week before. Someone had gone through and pulled out most of the vegetables in a way that they weren't able to be eaten. The community came together and donated vegetables to re-plant and money to help put it back together. We helped plant and make it pretty again. The goal was to make it better than it was before and show that this is a community effort.

Where I saw God the most was just in the work these organizations are doing for the community. We met some really great people who are doing amazing things for their community and people who need it. It also reminded me that we have organizations like these back at home that need volunteers and there are plenty of opportunities to serve at home.

Brendan Kelly: Really enjoyed the evening program that was a scavenger hunt around Indianapolis because it gave him as chance to see more of the city where they were serving.

Thank you so much for all of the love and support for our youth. These experiences wouldn't be possible without you!

Thank you so much for all of your love, support, gifts, flowers, and prayers as we welcome Charlotte Louise into our lives on June 21st. She was 7 lbs., 13 oz. and 20 1/2 inches long. Charlotte's nickname is Charlie. She is named after my grandfathers, my uncle and my brother. She is doing very well and big brother Josiah is adjusting well to having a baby sister. Much love, Ashley

United Methodist Church of the Dunes

Hidden Treasures Family VBS

By Laura Burns, Director of Children’s Ministries

June 20-22 we had 83 people attend our Family VBS. Parents,

grandparents and their children and grandchildren came together for

three nights of faith, family and fun.

On the first day we reaffirmed our faith, acknowledging that we are all

children of God: from the tallest to the shortest, from the oldest to the

youngest--- we are all children of God.

On the second night we grew in our faith as a family, walking the

labyrinth was a powerful experience for many!

On the last night we reaffirmed our commitment to share God’s love

with our community.

Our mission project was to help Family Promise families who were moving into a new home have cleaning

supplies. Families helping families. With the supplies that families brought in during VBS and your support, the

Buckets-of-Love were overflowing. We filled five full large Rubbermaid bins—these supplies will bless many

families.

The Hidden Treasures were the many God moments throughout: for 35% of the attending children this was their

first VBS ever. Of the many families who came and the joy and the memories they made together, one child’s key

God sighting was “VBS is not just for kids, it’s for families!” If anything, we under-estimated the impact having the

family together would have on everyone. Time to journey together in God’s Word meant so much to the kids and

adults.

My God moment was experiencing the church family that

came together to volunteer their time and talents to make

this VBS possible. Since the families were attending the

volunteers couldn’t be parents or grandparents, and the

youth were out of town on their mission trip. We had over

50 volunteers come together to serve our families during

VBS--who so generously shared their time and talents to

make family VBS possible: welcoming, cooking, serving,

and leading.

And thank you to the many financial gifts that made this

family VBS possible. It was amazing to come together to

share our prayers, presence, gifts, witness, and service to

be one as a church family, one in Christ. I hope we can find

other ways and opportunities to come together as one

church family, children of God, brothers and sisters in

Christ.

August 2016

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717 Sheldon Road

Grand Haven, MI 49417

Phone: 616/842-7980

Website: www.umcdunes.org

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Church Staff Ministers………………………………………………………. All Members of the Congregation

Pastor………….………………….. Rev. Dr. Glenn M. Wagner (pastorglenn@umcdunes.org)

Assistant Pastor…………………. Rev. Eldon Eldred (eldon616@gmail.com, 231-855-6223)

Director of Music and Organist….………....……Jean Schuitman (morbaroque@gmail.com)

Director of Jubilation Choir……………………….. Carol Kirchner (kirchcocarol@yahoo.com)

Accompanists…………………………………………………………Marna Jeffery, Cathy Shick

Director of Children’s Ministries……………..………….Laura Burns (lburns@umcdunes.org)

Director of Youth Ministry……………………...Ashley Boersma (aboersma@umcdunes.org)

Director of Adult Ministries and Social Media….Kristine DeVries (kdevries@umcdunes.org)

Kitchen Coordinator………………………………Sherry Baker (sherry.baker@sbcglobal.net)

Wednesday Night Suppers……………………………………...Tracee Cole and Kelly Daniels

Office Administrator………………………………Jan Blanchard (jblanchard@umcdunes.org)

Assistant Office Administrator………………………………………………….. Shirley Chappell

Custodian………………………………………….Jeff Thomasma (jeffthomasma@gmail.com)

Covenant Missionary…..Rev. Nkemba & Mbwizu Ndjunsu and Dr. Lester & Debbie Dornon

Welcome

Church of the Dunes Core Purpose

We are a family of faith who seeks to grow in God’s grace and love, challenges and equips all members to be faithful disciples, to share the Good News and demonstrate and reflect the love of God.

Dunes Digest Available

Via Email Would you like to begin receiving your Dunes Digest by email instead of having a copy mailed to you? If so, please contact Jan in the church office at jblanchard@umddunes.org.

Sept. Dunes Digest Deadline

The deadline for the September 2016

issue of the Dunes Digest will be August

15.

The United Methodist Women Will Again be Coordinating the Collection of Items for the UMCOR School Kits.

These kits contain school supplies and are distributed in the U. S. and around the world. Please help by shopping the back to school sales and purchasing the items listed. These must be exact! For shipping purposes each kit must contain the same material. Please drop your supplies in the box by the church office before August 28. Thank you!

School Kit Materials

• 1 pair blunt scissors

ο Rounded tip only;

ο No plastic scissors, please.

• 3 pads of paper

ο Spiral- or top-bound pads;

ο 150 sheets or less of loose-leaf paper can be substituted for 1 pad;

ο Combination of spiral, top-bound, side-bound, or loose-leaf paper is acceptable;

ο No composition books, please.

• 1 hand-held pencil sharpener

ο Must be at least 1 inch long;

ο Remove from packaging.

• 1 30-centimeter ruler

ο Hard or flexible;

ο Cartoon characters are acceptable;

ο No advertisements please.

• 6 unsharpened pencils

ο No advertisements, religious, patriotic, military, or camouflage symbols, please;

ο Cartoon characters are acceptable.

• 1 2-inch or larger-size eraser

ο No advertisements, religious, patriotic, military, or camouflage symbols, please;

ο Cartoon characters are acceptable.

• 1 24-count box of crayons

ο Only 24-count boxes, please.

• 1 14x16 inch cloth bag

ο Homemade or purchased bags are both acceptable;

ο Heavy-duty fabric only, such as denim, corduroy, drapery fabric, etc.;

ο No advertisements, religious, patriotic, military, or camouflage symbols, please;

ο Closures are optional but must be buttons, snaps, or Velcro sewn in middle of opening, if used.

Church of the Dunes August 2016

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

Room Legend CHR=Choir Room CL=Choir Loft CR=Conference Room LIB=Library LL=Lower Level RL=Ryder Lounge SH=Social Hall WC=Wiltse Center YR=Youth Room

1 9:00 am Golf at Terre

Verde 10:00 am Prayer Shawl

Work Bee-Panera Bread

2 6:30 pm UMW Board

Mtg-LIB 6:30 pm Missions-RL 7:00 pm Trustees-CR

3 9:00 am Morning Coffee-Russ’ 6:00 pm The Armor of God Class

-RL 6:30 pm God Incidents-13/14 or

WC

4 9:30 am Weight Watchers-SH 7:00 pm 20-Somethings Bible

Study-RL 7:00 pm Cub Scout Commit-

tee Meeting-Room 10 7:00 pm Mary Circle-RL

5 Set-Up for CG Digni-

tary Brunch-WC

6 9:00 am Coast Guard

Dignitary Brunch-

WC 10:30 am Aaron Pret-

zer Self Defense Class-SH

1-6 pm Youth Parking Lot Fundraiser for Fireworks

7 8:30 am-12:00 pm Nursery Care 8:30 & 10:30 am Worship Services-Sanctuary 9:30 am-12:00 pm Coffee Fellowship-WC 9:45 am FaithLink Discussion Group-LIB 10:45-11:30 am LEGO Faith Builders-WC 11:15 am Youth Sunday School-The Pit 2:00 pm Wedding-Sanctuary & RL

8 9:00 am Golf at Terre

Verde 10:00 am Prayer Shawl

Work Bee-Panera Bread 6:00 pm Lighthouse Quilt

Guild-WC 6:30 pm Youth Council-CR 6:30 pm Spiritual Healing

Group-Sanctuary Prayer Corner

7:30-10 pm Youth Bonfire at the Taylor’s

9 9:15 am Mom’s Club-

Nursery 11:00 am Staff Mtg-LIB 7:00 pm Stephen Minis-

try-13/14

10 Unity Christian Music Festival-Muskegon

9:00 am Morning Coffee-Russ’ 6:00 pm The Armor of God Class

-RL 6:30 pm God Incidents-13/14 or

WC

11 Unity Christian Music Festival-Muskegon

9:30 am Weight Watchers-SH 7:00 pm 20-Somethings Bible

Study-RL Ruth Circle Picnic at Deb

Mann’s

12 Unity Christian Music Festival-Muskegon

Noon-Second Friday Lunch at the Village Baker in Spring Lake

13 Unity Christian Music Festival-Muskegon

20-Somethings to Unity Christian Music Festival

10:30 am Aaron Pret-zer Self Defense Class-WC

14 8:30 am-12:00 pm Nursery Care 8:30 & 10:30 am Worship Services-Sanctuary 9:30 am-12:00 pm Coffee Fellowship-WC 9:45 am FaithLink Discussion Group-LIB 10:45-11:30 am LEGO Faith Builders-WC 11:15 am Youth Sunday School-The Pit 2:20 pm Services at Simarron & Seville led by

Herm Tanis

15 September Dunes Digest Deadline 10:00 am Prayer Shawl

Work Bee-Panera Bread 10:30 am Golf Scramble (at

Lincoln Golf Course in Whitehall) &

Dinner (Kirby Grill) 6:30 pm Invitation & Wel-

come-LIB

16 9:00 am ROMEOS-Vic’s 7:00 pm Finance-LIB

17 8:30 am Communion-Sanc 9:00 am Morning Coffee-Russ’ 6:00 pm The Armor of God Class

-RL 6:30 pm God Incidents-13/14 or

WC

18 9:30 am Weight Watchers-SH 6:00 pm SPRC-Library 7:00 pm 20-Somethings Bible

Study-RL

19 9:00-11:00 am Youth-

St. Pat’s Food Truck

20 Voices of Heaven Choir Arrives 1:00 pm 20-

Somethings Walk the Beat

10:30 am Aaron Pret-zer Self Defense Class-WC

11:00 am Memorial Service for Macken-zie Vink-Sanctuary& WC

4:00 pm Voices of Heaven Sound Check-Sanctuary

21 Voices of Heaven Choir During Both Worship Services 8:30 am-12:00 pm Nursery Care 8:30 & 10:30 am Worship Services-Sanctuary 9:30 am-12:00 pm Coffee Fellowship-WC 9:45 am FaithLink Discussion Group-LIB 10:45-11:30 am LEGO Faith Builders-WC 11:15 am Youth Sunday School-The Pit All-Church Potluck following the 10:30 Service-

WC

22 Voices of Heaven to GH

State Park Pavilion 9:00 am Golf at Terre

Verde 10:00 am Prayer Shawl

Work Bee-Panera Bread

23 8:00 am Voices of Heav-

en Farewell Breakfast-WC

11:00 am Staff Mtg-LIB 7:00 pm Church Council-

RL 7:00 pm Stephen Minis-

try-13/14

24 9:00 am Morning Coffee-Russ’ 6:30 pm God Incidents-13/14 or

WC

25 9:30 am Weight Watchers-SH 7:00 pm 20-Somethings Bible

Study-RL

26 3:30-6:00 pm UMCD

Serves at Supper House

8:00 pm Youth Lock-In Begins

27 7:00 am Youth Lock-In

Ends 8:00-10:30 am Boy

Scout Pancake Breakfast at the Masonic Lodge in Grand Haven

10:30 am Aaron Pret-zer Self Defense Class-WC

11:00 am-6:00 pm Wiltse Center Re-served for Private Party

28 8:30 am-12:00 pm Nursery Care 8:30 & 10:30 am Worship Services-Sanc. 9:30 am-12:00 pm Coffee Fellowship-WC 9:30 am Blood Pressure Screenings-WC 9:45 am FaithLink Discussion Group-LIB 11:15 am Youth Sunday School-The Pit 1-4 pm Game Event -SH 2:30 pm Service at Village at the Pines led by

Joy Shimp

29 9:00 am Golf at Terre

Verde 10:00 am Prayer Shawl

Work Bee-Panera Bread 1:00 pm Caregivers-RL 6:30 pm Monday Evening

Book Discussion -RL

30

31 9:00 am Morning Coffee-Russ’ 9:30 am Disciple III-13/14 Youth Carpool to GR Craig’s

Cruisers for Wristband Wednes-day

6:00 pm Disciple III-13/14 6:30 pm God Incidents-13/14 or

WC

Weekly Bulletin Deadline 3:00 pm each Wednesday