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The Circuit RiderAsbury United Methodist Church Newsletter
Serving God in the community for over 150 years
NOVEMBER 2015 | VOLUME 22 | ISSUE
OUR STAFF
Pastor The Rev. Laura L. Galbraith
Secretary & Newsletter Editor Melissa Gray
Custodian Bruce Lauzier
Music Director Michael Coderre
Organist Jana Ros
Bell Choir Director Kristen Russo
Nursery Coordinator Briana Hoffman
CONTACT INFO
Office: 860-584-0529Fax: 860-584-0520 (call first)Parsonage: 860-261-4131
Pastor e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Web Page: www.asburyumcforestville.com
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November 2015
Dear Friends,A friend of mine recently posted some beautiful pictures of the trees in her area, ablaze with autumn color. They were stunning: huge trees that have been growing tall and full for decades, covered in hues of yellow, red and orange. While many of us were in awe of the beauty, one dear friend commented that the beauty of autumn reminds her always of the ‘death’ that is to come. She experiences autumn as a reminder that the trees will soon be empty of all signs of life and barren through the cold winter season. Another member of our discussion commented that perhaps we could consider not death as the beautiful leaves fall, but a time of rest and renewal before new life bursts forth before our eyes.
The change of the seasons is a blessed reminder to us of God’s continuing magnificent work in creation, even when we least expect it or recognize it. With each day, each season, we can see the hand of God at work around us. As the seasons change outside, so do the seasons change in the life of the church: another opportunity arises to consider God’s work in our lives and in the life of the church.
The season of Advent that arrives at the end of the month (already!) is a season of preparation. Let us consider the beauty of the lights and the beauty of the season in our prayers, our study of Scriptures, our coming together, as we journey to our Christmas celebration. Before we know it, new life will burst forth before our very eyes!
God bless,
~ Pastor Laura
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J U L Y W O R S H I P A S S I S T A N T SNovember 1
Worship Leader 10:00 a..m. Heidi BorkowskiGreeters............................. Don & Joan TilleyFellowship Hour................. Eula FosterAltar Flowers...................... Ann Morin November 8
Worship Leader 10:00 a..m. Mal Cummings Greeters............................. Claudia Peterson & Audrey KasakowskiFellowship Hour................. Don & Joan TilleyAltar Flowers Gardner Wright November 15
Worship Leader 10:00 a..m. JoAnn BaconGreeters............................. Roxanne PierceFellowship Hour................. Roxanne PierceAltar Flowers...................... Bonnie Emery
November 22
Worship Leader 10:00 a..m. Audrey KasakowskiGreeters............................. TBDFellowship Hour................. Heather & Lori
November 29
Worship Leaders 10:00 a.m. Lorna BaxterGreeters............................. Membership CommitteeFellowship Hour................. Membership CommitteeAltar Flowers...................... Bonnie Emery and The Beveridge Family
Altar Guild
Lorna Baxter
Birthday Caller
Geri Beveridge
Soup Kitchen
Altar Guild
8:30 a.m. Worship Leader
Carl Aspland, Norm Fusaro
Ushers
Wayne Fuller, Bonnie Emery, Dennis Floyd, Don Mazerolle,
N O V E M B E R B I R T H D A Y S01 Eric Wright
Bryan Charest02 Jochen Maier
Steve SchwartzRandy DiYulioLukas MorinGlenn Fearn
03 Arlene Petras04 Jason Root05 Bonnie Maskery
Jenifer Tabacco06 Sara Rackliffe07 Claudia Peterson
Ronald SmithChris GrennanColton Limmer
08 Abigail BechertWendy BechertDeborah SopchakThomas Walsh
09 Kelly PeasleyKerry Scanlan JrBrenda Washington
10 Bobbi Shafer
11 Steven LeecePayton Carter
12 Jessica Demarest13 Olivia Cannon14 Debralee Alkoff
William BircherScott MaskeryJoAnn Floyd
16 Mark Hazzard17 Joy Coloske
Briana HoffmanTanairy Barton
18 Bobby Linn19 Gail Kreneck
Paul Zahacewski22 Nancy Doble
Amy AndersonAshley McBaineReece Pelletier
23 Daryl DepreyJason Baldwin-StephensRachel Floyd
24 Michael Coderre
N O V E M B E R W O R S H I P A S S I S T A N T S
26 Adam ColoskeBruce LauzierJames TaylorKerry RusgroveSuanne McMahonFrank Spirito IV
27 Michelle Mazarra28 Pamela Lewis
Kimberly Colapietro29 James Hasler
Audrey Kasakowski30 Carli Beveridge
Jaden Carter
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In Our Thoughts and Prayers… Keith Nielsen, Valerie Harrison, Julie Constantine, Dena Devino, Edie Nelson, David & Barbara Wheeler, Paul Tibbitts, Bonnie Maskery, Carl Aspland, Elsie Lyons, Edward Coloske, Elene Myers, and others who have needs of which we may not be aware.
If you wish to be listed in the bulletin and newsletter for prayers, please call the church office at 860-584-0529 or e-mail us at: [email protected].
If you wish to relate prayer needs to the prayer chain, please call Phyllis Petit at 860-589-6059 or Mernie Whitcomb at 860-583-5373, or e-mail Pastor Laura at [email protected]. Please keep your call brief, and be aware of the privacy rights of the person(s) for whom you are requesting prayers.
Trevor Kyle Rossignol was baptized into the Asbury family on October 18, 2015. His parents are Christopher and Jessica (Labadia) Rossignol, and they make their home in New Britain.
Please join us to congratulate and celebrate our 50 year members on Sunday, November 29th following the 10 a.m. worship service.
The deadline for the December/January Circuit Rider is
Sunday, November 15th. Please leave all articles in the mailbox in the church
office or e-mail them to: [email protected]
FYI: Please note that we will be combining the December and January newsletter to give our Circuit Rider crew a well deserved break!
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From the CommunityDear Friends at AUMC, On behalf of all of us at St. Vincent DePaul Mission of Bristol, I would like to thank you for your donation of a very large amount of non-perishable food and paper items on June 23, 2015. With your continued support we are able to continue our mission of helping the less fortunate among us.
Sincerely,Phillip J. Lysiak
Executive Director
Dear Folks: Thank you so much for your generous contribution to our recently held Harvest Wine Tasting fundraiser for Meals For The Needy. Your donation played a large part in the tremendous success of this event. We are very grateful for your generosity and help in feeding the hungry in Bristol, and thank you for your continued help and support.
Sincerely,Cheryl Yetke
Director
Thank you to all who worked, baked, cooked, donated, bought and prayed for great weather for our tag sale. We had a wonderful time, great fellowship, felt a real sense of community and were quite successful. We made close to $2,000 to help with the current expenses of Asbury.A Big Thanks to Geri Beveridge for her leadership of this event!
The Yankee Peddlar Fair Committee is seeking to borrow a round braided rug for the fair. If you have one available, please contact
Geri Beveridge or the church office.
New to the Yankee Peddlar Fair this year will be "Ye Old Christmas Shoppe". We are looking for Christmas treasures to be donated. Donations can be dropped off to the church during the hours of 9am-1pm daily, or by calling Geri Beveridge at 860-614-8478 to make arrangements for pick up.
Also new to our fair this year, is Asbury's Specialty Boutique. We are looking for donations of scarves, vintage jewelry, very gently used handbags, clutches, shawls, and the like. Please contact Karren Grayson.
Box Tops for Education
My name is Avery Costello and I am collecting Box Tops for Ellen P. Hubbell Elementary school. I am in Mrs. Chesnes’ third grade class. Last month I was the top Box Tops collector in the whole school. I collected and handed in 489 box tops. My school gets money for each box top and the school uses the money to send us on field trips and to buy equipment.
I have set up a donation box in Wesley Hall if you are interested in helping me. I would like to give a big THANK YOU to those of you who have already helped.
From the Tag Sale Committee
Thanksgiving Food CollectionHelping Asbury Members in Need
If you would like to donate food to our Thanksgiving Meal food baskets, please use the following list of suggested items:
TurkeyHam
PotatoesStuffingGravyBeans
CarrotsCanned Veggies
ApplesCanned Fruit
PieCookies
Please bring food to the church on Sunday, November 22nd (Non-perishable food may be placed on the stage, perishable foods in the refrigerator in kitchen.)
Thank you for your Caring & Loving Spirit!
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Pork Roast
Join us at Wendy’s of Bristol on 1247 Farmington Ave.
Tuesday, November 3Tuesday, December 1from 5:00 – 7:00 pm
Stay and enjoy fellowship or get take out. Ask to have your receipt put in the Asbury UMC basket! We receive 20% of all sales made! Proceeds are split between apportionments and the Backpack Program.
Fall Clean UpSaturday, November 7
(Rain date: November 14)Starting at 8:30 a.m.
Bring your rakes and gloves, and help us get Asbury ready for winter. Our goal is to be finished with the church grounds by noon.
EcumenicalWednesday, November 25th
At 7:30 p.m.St. Joseph’s
Roman Catholic ChurchOn Federal Hill
The Craft Room for the Yankee Peddlar Fair is in need of handmade articles. Mittens, sweaters, table runners, fancy things, all items need to be handmade. Please bring articles to the craft room on Wednesday, the 18th of November. For more information, please call Pat Sallstrom at 860-261-4148.
Saturday November 7, 2015 at 5:30 PMTickets Adults: $12.00, Children 12 and under $5.00
Take out is available at $12.00No Tickets will be sold at the door.
Tickets are available either at the church office 860-584-0529, from JoAnn Bacon 860-583-9023 or you can email Amy Majors [email protected]
Something New! We are offering “Take Out Delivery” for Seniors or Shut Ins who live in Bristol, who do not drive at night. Please contact Amy Majors at 860-841-1518 if you are interested in delivery.
All donations and volunteers are very welcome and appreciated.Please see Amy Majors with any questions.
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Peddlar’s Grille: Stacey Rich– servers, cooks, food donations
Ye Olde Craft Shop: Pat Sallstrom – Handmade items
Auctioneer Gallery : Gardner Wright & Heidi Borkowski– donation of items and / or gift cards
Country Bakery: JoAnn Bacon & Wanda Nestico – baked goods, small wooden crates, donation of antique-ish looking kitchen/bakery items
Cookie Jar: Amy Majors – donation of measuring cups/spoons, cookie jars, baking pans, rolling pins, whisks that can be sold, and lots and lots of cookies
Soup Kettle: Karren Grayson – Prepare and package soups
Apple Fritters: Debbie Bechert – loan of outdoor heater and / or commercial fryer, food donations
Apple Pies: Gardner Wright & Heidi Borkowski –Spread the word! For Sale: 9” - 3 lb pie- $12 or 6” - 2 lb pie - $7.
Cemetery Boxes: Dave Barry & Wayne – donation of greens and bows
Country Breakfast: Gardner Wright, Dave Barry & Jim Taylor – Servers, donations of food
Santa’s Cottage – Children can make crafts and Santa will visit and provide them with a small gift. No charge. See Geri Beveridge for ways you can help make this newest addition to the fair a success.
Nov. 20th5 – 8 pm
Nov. 21th9 am – 2
Advertising – Making and / or putting up flyers, putting ads into newspapers and online
Decorating – donations of corn stalks, wooden wheelbarrow, cornucopias, fall tablecloths (square and mantel runners), Five 4” fall ribbon spools with wire
Set Up / Clean Up – Clear rooms the Sunday before the fair, and put rooms back together after the fair.
What gifts will you use to make this the most successful fair yet!
Our Biggest Fundraiser Needs You!
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With the Pork Roast Dinner and Yankee Peddlar Fair both happening in November, I thought that you would be interested in reading the following notes regarding the Turkey Dinner held on November 14, 1940.
Notes for Future ReferenceSold 219 tickets at .85 each Fed about 2402 tables – one at 5:30 and the other at 6:30 (should allow 1 hr and 15 min between tables)
Committee: M. Lamont & J.R. Nicholas – ticket sales and records Kitchen: Ethel JohansenDining room: Ida ReynoldsPublicity: Bertha Beach
Those who roasted turkeys: Mrs. Law, Mrs. Nicholas, Mrs. Lamont, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Eric Anderson, Mrs. Hunt, Mable Lewis, Mrs. Everett, Mrs. L. Hart, Mrs. Granger (all did A1 jobs)
Those who cooked vegetables: Mrs. Pond, Mrs. Lautenbach, Mrs. Bert Stone, Mrs. Bryce, Harriet Mills, Mrs. Arnurins, Mrs. Anna Norton, Mrs. MacDonald.
Pies – solicited by Mrs. Ewd. Lilley (45)
Turnips – donated by Harry Stone. Turnips were field variety and cooked away so that more had to be secured.
MenuTomato Juice Cocktail – celery-olives (ripe and green)
Roast Turkey with DressingHomemade Cranberry Sauce
Mashed PotatoesTurnips
Creamed OnionsBread and ButterPie with Cheese
Coffee
Second servings for all who wish.
Tickets – should be out about 3 weeks before supper date. Parcel them out in small lots – just whatever seller thinks he can sell – and establish a deadline a week before date of supper. Pick up unsold tickets at that time. Unless prospects are good, and redistribute them to new sellers or to those who want more – workers who buy tickets will eat at 3rd table. Check on this or there will be empty places at both 1st and 2nd tables.
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A suggestion – make an effort to interest bridge clubs, social clubs, bowling clubs, factory girls clubs, etc. to attend in a body.
Supplies bought220 lb. (10) Fairmont Turkeys o.k. second servings given60 lb. (6 - 10 lb. Bags) onions 5 bags would have been enough6 pks potatoes okay- electric mixed – all used1 bu. turnips not enough – had to add 1 bu. more10 loaves rye bread 5 loaves ample10 loaves white bread 5 loaves ample25 bunches celery 20 bunches ample1 gal green olives some left – cheaper by the gallon1 gal ripe olives some left – cheaper by the gallon21 qt. tomato juice returned 1 gal12 qt. cranberries10 lb. cheese returned 4 lb. – 5 lb. enough10 lb. sugar for cranberries10 lb. sugar10 lb. butter 4 lb. sold – 6 lb. enough7 lb. coffee 2 lb. left over - coffee weak1 box salt1 box pepper25 loaves stale bread for dressing – not necessary – arrange to have it provided1 box Rinso
ObservationsNot much bread and butter is used when three vegetables are provided. The electric mixed mashed potato is especially popular. Empty paper boxes should be provided for turkey carcasses which can be sold. A turkey dinner should never be served in connection with a Fair. Too much work. Run them separately.
Vegetables – it is usually necessary to pick up the vegetables from the homes where they are cooked. They should be ready an hour before serving and enough cars should be detailed on this work. There are unavoidable delays – a half hour isn’t enough. Potatoes should be peeled outside.
Turkeys – arrange to have them brought in when possible by the ones who cooked them. Three quarters on an hour is not too much time to allow for collection.
Tomato juice can be chilled in the cooler of the A&P if turkeys are bought there.
Celery – should be delivered the day before for preparation Dishwashing can be done by men to ease upon kitchen work. Aprons can be borrowed at no cost from A&P.
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NOVEMBERGod’s Joyful Word
1 1 Chronicles 13.1-14 2 1 Chronicles 14.1-17 3 1 Chronicles 15.1-24 4 1 Chronicles 15.25—16.7 5 1 Chronicles 16.8-43 6 1 Chronicles 17.1-27 7 Psalm 8 8 Psalm 73 9 Psalm 75 10 Psalm 76 11 Psalm 80 12 Psalm 81 13 Psalm 82 14 Psalm 84 15 Psalm 87 16 Psalm 89 17 Psalm 90 18 Psalm 91 19 Psalm 92 20 Psalm 93 21 Psalm 95 22 Psalm 96 23 Psalm 97 24 Psalm 98 25 Psalm 99 Thanksgiving Day 26 Psalm 100 27 Luke 20.45—21.4 28 Luke 21.5-24 First Sunday of Advent 29 Luke 21.25-38 30 Psalm 24
We skipped a few summer meetings due to the heat and Senior family vacations, but WE’RE BACK1
We have a lot planned the rest of the year, but we need more people to join us including men. Right now we have one man in our group that at one time had many couples. They had a lot of good times, even trips up north to York Beach and other fun places. Please consider joining us so we can get back to doing that.
We may be calling some of our old and new members with more info on our group, so be ready with your questions. We meet every Thursday at 10:15 am for everyone of retired age.
Also, don’t forget to put your loose change in the Penny Jug out in the Narthex every Sunday morning.
November 26th and 27th
In observance of Thanksgiving
F E L L O W S H I P
Save The Date
November 1 All Saints’ Sunday Day Light Saving Time Ends November 3 @ 5 pm – Wendy’s Fundraiser November 7 @ 8:00 am – Fall Clean Up @ 5:30 pm – Roast Pork Dinner November 10 @ 6:30 pm – WIF meets at the Parsonage November 15 Circuit Rider Deadline November 20 from 5 – 8 pm – Yankee Peddlar Fair November 21 from 9 am – 2 pm – Yankee Peddlar Fair
November 22 @ 10:00 am – Holiday Food Collection
November 25 @ 7:30 pm – Thanksgiving Service at St. Joseph RC Church, Bristol
November 26 Thanksgiving Office Closed
November 27 Office Closed
November 29 @ 10:00 am – 50 Year Member Celebration
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PASTA FUNDRAISER DINNER & RAFFLEProceeds to help enhance the 2016 Forestville Memorial Day Tribute Parade
Sponsored by The Forestville Memorial Day Tribute Parade Committee
Thursday, November 12, 2015Nuchies Restaurant, 164 Central Street, Forestville
5:30 – 8:30 pm$15 Donation / Under 10 Free
Cash Bar Available
Raffles to start at 8:00 pm – Need not be present
Advanced Purchase Recommended / For Tickets Call: Donna @ 860-993-5364 or Geri @ 860-614-8478
A PLATE AT THE TABLEAll Proceeds from this event will benefit: For Goodness Sake
Our clients are people who are making the transition to independent living. We provide direct aid, such as furniture and household goods to transform that empty space into a home.
Sunday, November 22, 2015Anthony Jacks Wood Fired Grill, 30 Center Street, Southington
12:00 – 4:00 pm$30.00 per person
Buffet Style, coffee, tea and soda included / cash bar availableRaffling off a “Classic” 1995 Honda Del Sol!! $50.00 a ticket (only 100 tickets being sold)
Purchase tickets at www.forgoodnessake.org or Kendra Morales at 860-883-3621
SUPPORT ASBURY UMC WITH SOLAR!
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The annual Christmas party sponsored by A.A.C.T. will be held at the parsonage starting at 5:00 pm on Saturday, December 5th. For this event, attendees are requested to bring a main dish, salad or dessert and also, for those who wish to participate, a $10 grab bag gift. Beverages, eating utensils and napkins will be provided.
FREE!G.E. Christmas Tree
7’ with 500 Lights
Grand Spruce – Slim
Call Lorraine Clark
at 860-583-0539
Plainville Choral SocietyPresents
NEED A LITTLE CHRISTMAS?
Dec 11 & 12, 2015 @ 7:30 PMGloria Dei Lutheran Church
355 Camp St BristolTickets $12 Advance $15 Door
Children 12 & under $5Contact Mal Cummings @ 860-747-5695Or purchase tickets on line: pcsmusic.org
Breakfast with Santa, sponsored by Girl Scout Troop 66432, will be held on Saturday, December 19 from 8:30a - 10:30a in Wesley Hall at Asbury UMC. Breakfast will include pancakes, sausage, juice, coffee or hot chocolate for only $5 per adult and $3.50 for children 10 and under. There will be photo opportunities with Santa for $3.00 each. Crafts kits will be available for sale at $1.00 each. Breakfast will be revolving so stop by anytime between the hours of 8:30a - 10:30am. Advanced tickets are available now. All proceeds are provided to 4 graduating Girls Scout high school seniors' 2016 European Education Tour. For tickets, please contact Geri at 860-614-8478.
CHRISTMAS PAGEANTDECEMBER 20TH DURING WORSHIP
Rehearsal on December 19th @ 9:30 am in the Sanctuary
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 Communion, One Room Sunday School, All Saints’ Sunday
9:00 AM Adult Sunday School
11:30 AM – Christian Outreach
1:00 PM – Tai Chi
Daylight Saving Time Ends
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7:30 PM NA
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9:00 AM Crochet Class
5:00 PM Wendy’s5:00 PM Exercise Class
6:00 PM Stephen Ministry
6:00 PM Bell Choir
8:00 PM AA
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6:00 PM Disciple II
6:00 PM Girl Scouts
6:30 PM Tai Chi
7:30 PM Chancel Choir
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9:00 AM Bible Study
10:15 AM Seniors
5:00 PM Exercise Class
6:00 PM TOPS
6:30 PM Boy Scouts
7:00 PM Girl Scouts
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6:00 PM Girl Scouts
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Fall Clean Up8 am – 12 pm
Roast Pork Dinner
5:30 pm
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9:00 AM Adult Sunday School
11:30 AM – Education
1:00 PM – Tai Chi
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6:00 PM Church Council
7:30 PM NA
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9:00 AM Crochet Class
3:30 PM Soup Kitchen
5:00 PM Exercise Class
6:00 PM Bell Choir
6:30 PM WIF at Parsonage
8:00 PM AA
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6:00 PM Disciple II
6:00 PM Girl Scouts
6:30 PM Tai Chi
7:30 PM Chancel Choir
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9:00 AM Bible Study
10:15 AM Seniors
5:00 PM Exercise Class
6:00 PM TOPS
6:30 PM Boy Scouts
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6:00 PM Girl Scouts
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9:00 AM Adult Sunday School
1:00 PM – Tai Chi
Circuit Rider Deadline
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7:00 PM – American Legion
7:30 PM NA
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9:00 AM Crochet Class
5:00 PM Exercise Class
6:00 PM Stephen Ministry
6:00 PM Bell Choir
8:00 PM AA
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6:00 PM Disciple II
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Yankee Peddlar Fair
5 – 8 PM
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Yankee Peddlar Fair
9 AM– 2 PM
22 Holiday Food Collection
9:00 AM Adult Sunday School
1:00 PM – Tai Chi
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7:30 PM NA
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9:00 AM Crochet Class
5:00 PM Exercise Class
6:00 PM Bell Choir
8:00 PM AA
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6:00 PM Disciple II
6:00 PM Girl Scouts
6:30 PM Tai Chi
7:30 PM Chancel Choir
7:30 PM Thanksgiving Service St. Joseph’s
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Thanksgiving
Office Closed
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Office Closed
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29 First Sunday of Advent, UM Student Day, 50 Year Member Celebration
9:00 AM Adult Sunday School
1:00 PM – Tai Chi
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7:30 PM NA
A S B U R Y U N I T E D M E T H O D I S T C H U R C H C A L E N D A RNOVEMBER
Worship Services at 8:30 and 10:00 AM Fellowship Hour at 11:00 AM
