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The Circuit RiderAsbury United Methodist Church Newsletter
Serving God in the community for over 150 years
MARCH 2015 | VOLUME 22 | ISSUE 3
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 & Children’s Choir Kristen Russo
Nursery Coordinator Kate Bechert
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
March 2015
Dear Friends,My pups and I have not been getting out for our daily walks as we do in the warmer weather. Last year, I slipped on the ice at the park, and had a badly sprained hand and a sore leg for a number of days. I counted my blessings that I didn’t break the wrist or hand, so this year I’m being very careful as to when we walk and where. One recent afternoon, the sun popped through the clouds, and I decided it was time to get out for a walk and we headed off to Rockwell Park. The snow was deep and large ice patches covered many parts of the parking lot so our walking options were slim, but we got out anyway. Needless to say, we were the only ones at the park. It was so quiet!
The snow-covered and ice-packed park was beautiful. As I walked the pups along a patch of packed snow, the silence was suddenly broken by the movement of the river that continues to flow through the iced banks of the park. As much as it seemed that the park was frozen over, closed for the season, there it was before us: life flowing through the park just as it had before the snow fell and the ice covered our paths.
Maybe you’re feeling frozen over now, closed for the season too! Because of God’s blessed presence in our lives, we are never dead, always filled with life. I pray that in this season of Lent you sense the Spirit of God working, creating in you. No matter what you face today, wherever you travel, be free to let the Spirit of God flow through your life and bring you to a new and blessed place at Easter. Let’s all have a blessed Lent!
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M A R C H W O R S H I P A S S I S T A N T SMarch 1
Worship Leader 10:00 a..m. Norm FusaroGreeters............................. Mal CummingsFellowship Hour................. The Denski FamilyAltar Flowers...................... Mike & Donna Motyl March 8
Worship Leader 10:00 a..m. Karna Baumberger Greeters............................. Stacey Rich and Harriet DonovanFellowship Hour................. Stacey Rich and Harriet DonovanAltar Flowers Open March 15
Worship Leader 10:00 a..m. TBDGreeters............................. The Beveridge FamilyFellowship Hour................. The Beveridge FamilyAltar Flowers...................... The Bechert Family
March 22
Worship Leaders 10:00 a.m. Denise KromGreeters............................. Eula Foster & Heidi BorkowskiFellowship Hour................. Eula Foster & Heidi BorkowskiAltar Flowers...................... The Landeen Family
March 29
Worship Leaders 10:00 a.m. TBDGreeters............................. Dylan Whillock & Laura FletcherFellowship Hour................. Dylan Whillock & Laura FletcherAltar Flowers...................... Open
Altar Guild
Roxanne Pierce
Birthday Caller
TBD
Soup Kitchen
Education
8:30 a.m. Worship Leader
Carl Aspland, Donna Motyl, Mike Motyl, Denise Krom
Ushers
Wayne Fuller, Bonnie Emery, Dennis Floyd, Don Mazerolle, Dick Peterson, Roy DiYulio
M A R C H B I R T H D A Y S01 Paula Felt
Jessica LabadiaBonnie PartissSarah FordJarod Luis
02 Rebecca LauzierThomas Pullen, JrHelen FraasLaura Galbraith
03 Wooda McNivenBrian Denski
04 Nathan JandreauPatrick KeddyThomas F. MyersJeffrey Demarest
05 Gary FeltRachel ManningStephen WilburMarco LuisTanya Martin
06 Keri DiazRocco SpiritoMitchell Peterson
07 Kelly PogemillerJames O'Donnell
09 JoAnn Bacon10 Deborah Deprey
Heidi Ingellis11 Deryk Buckley12 Fallon Richardson
Mary LowreyCarol Migneault
13 Fred St. John14 Laura Lishness
Duncan MaySteven CharestAddison Eachus
15 Colleen SmithAnastasia HeinzmanBriseida Sanchez
16 Eugene KelseyCharles Anderson
17 Mildred Gomez18 Mary Hiltbrand
Alexandria RheaumeEmily Lasecki
19 Michael FioriniDesiree SzydloJoyce WeedJason Dumont
20 Abigail Swanson Cyr21 Katie Lauzier
Joyce PullenMichaela Coderre
22 Wendy PorriniDylan Pelletier
23 Stacy Brayton-MartinezLucy KrauseAric TibbittsDennis Floyd
24 Hazel FinnemoreLorna BaxterWalter Bruce
27 Taylor Demarest29 Anna Nyankomago30 Brent Lafferty
Megan Coloske
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In Our Thoughts and Prayers…
We received word that Marilyn McCabe passed away on Tuesday, February 10, 2015 in Oak Hill, Florida. Her parents were Jack and Mae McCabe. No other information was available.
COULD YOU USE A STEPHEN MINISTER
IN YOUR LIFE?Stephen Ministers offer one-to-one Christian care to people going through tough times. A Stephen Minister provides care to one person at a time,
meeting with that person once a week for about an hour.
Congregation members, friends and family can receive care from a Stephen Minister when struggling through a difficult time in life while experiencing grief, divorce, job loss, chronic or terminal illness, or some other life crisis.
It’s important to know that: The relationship between a care receiver and a Stephen Minister is confidential.
Men are matched with men; women with women.
When a care receiver’s needs exceed what a Stephen Minister can provide, the Stephen Ministry team can help you find professional help or other community resources.
If you, (or someone you know) are going through a difficult time and think you could use a Stephen
Julie Constantine, Jonah Cutter, The Taylor and Amadio Family, Bonnie Maskery, Shirley Nelson, Desiree Szydlo, Dee Brouseau, Carl Aspland, Barbara Emanuelson, Elsie Lyons, Edward Coloske, 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.
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Thank you LettersDear Asbury Family, Your Christmas Gift Bag was very much appreciated. The gloves, puzzles, crossword book and other items were such a wonderful surprise. Also, the poinsettia plant from the church was lovely…and is STILL red and beautiful! The kindness of Asbury will always be remembered. Thank you from the bottoms of our hearts.
Laura and Fred Towle
Dear Asbury UMC, Thank you for taking part in the Trick or Treat for UNICEF campaign. Your gift ensures that UNICEF can make a better world for the world’s most vulnerable children. We wish you all the best and look forward to your ongoing partnership in the coming years.
Caryl M. SternPresident & CEO
Dear Friends, On behalf of all of us at St. Vincent DePaul Mission of Bristol, I would like to thank you for your donation of laundry detergent, toilet paper and baby food.
Sincerely,Phillip J. Lysiak
Executive Director
A BIG thank you to the Senior Fellowship Group who recently purchased new hymn boards for the Sanctuary. The old ones had sustained water damage over the years, and the numbers were badly frayed. They have been placed in the Sanctuary (thanks to Wayne Bacon), and will be used by many generations to come. Again, thank you to the Senior Fellowship for all the things you do for Asbury.
The deadline for the April Circuit Rider is Sunday, March 15th.
Please leave all articles in the mailbox in the church office
or e-mail them to: [email protected].
Fish Fry DinnersFirst United Methodist Church of Shelton invites you to their 13th Annual Lenten Fish Fry Dinners.
Fridays – March 6, 13, 20, 275:30 – 7:30 pm
$15 Adults, $13 Seniors, $5 for Children 12 and under
Menu: Fried Cod, Baked Cod, Choice of Potatoes, Ziti in Marinara Sauce, Homemade Coleslaw, Dessert, Coffee & Beverages.
Proceeds will support the missions and ministries of the First UMC Shelton.
First UMC Shelton is located at 188 Rocky Rest Road, Shelton. For more information contact the church office at (203) 929-3537 or visit www.umcshelton.org
SAVE THE DATE
Saturday April 18thFrom 8:30 am – 2 pm
Early Bird Special on Friday, April 16th from 6 – 8 pm
($2.00 Door Charge at the Early Bird Special)
The Volunteer Committee at Zion Lutheran Church is requesting your help at the church to prepare Easter Dinner as well as delivering meals to residents throughout the community. (Anyone interested in receiving a meal should call 860-794-5953. Sign up is limited)
We will need several volunteers to help with the preparation of food in the morning and packaging of meals for delivery. We will also need drivers to deliver meals throughout the city. If you are interested in volunteering, please call Paul Eckstrom at 860-583-6060.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
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MARCHGod’s Prayerful Word
Second Sunday in Lent 1 2 Chronicles 5.1-14 2 2 Chronicles 6.1-11 3 2 Chronicles 6.12-42 4 2 Chronicles 7.1-22 5 2 Chronicles 34.1-33 World Day of Prayer 6 2 Chronicles 35.1-19 7 Ezra 8.1-23 Third Sunday in Lent 8 Nehemiah 9.1-38 9 Daniel 9.1-19 10 1 Samuel 1.1-28 11 1 Samuel 2.1-11 12 Psalm 4 13 Psalm 5 14 Psalm 11 Fourth Sunday in Lent 15 Psalm 12 16 Psalm 13 17 Psalm 30 18 Psalm 31 19 Psalm 32 20 Psalm 33 21 Psalm 34 Fifth Sunday in Lent 22 Hebrews 1.1-14 23 Hebrews 2.1-18 24 Hebrews 3.1-19 25 John 11.1-16 26 John 11.17-44 27 John 11.45-57 28 John 12.1-11 Palm/Passion Sunday (Western Churches) 29 John 12.12-26 30 John 12.27-50 31 John 17.1-26
We will continue the Asbury tradition of meeting for a soup and sandwich supper at 6 pm. A list of committees providing meals is included below. A short Lenten program will follow.
DATE GROUP(S) PROVIDING MEAL
March 4th Membership and Chancel Choir
March 11th Worship Committee and Confirmation
March 18th Disciple and Altar Guild
March 25th Christian Outreach, WIF and Education
Daily Bible Reading Guide
Wendy’s of Bristol on 1247 Farmington Ave. Tuesday, March 3rd Tuesday, April 7th
from 5:00 – 7:00 pm Stay and enjoy fellowship or get take out and help to pay down the parsonage mortgage. Ask to have your receipt put in the Asbury UMC basket! We receive 20% of all sales made!
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Lenten Offering Envelopes were included in last month’s newsletter, and are also available in the Narthex. If 200 of us could sacrifice just $1 per day for each of the 40 days of Lent, we would raise $8,000 toward our 2015 operating expenses.
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F E L L O W S H I PSave The
March 3 @ 5 pm – Wendy’s Fundraiser March 4, 11, 18 and 25 @ 6 pm – Soup and Sandwich Supper and Lenten Program March 8 Daylight Saving Time begins March 17 St. Patrick’s Day March 28 @ 8 am – Spring Clean Up @ 6 pm – Irish Entertainment Night March 29 – Palm Sunday Holiday Food Collection, Easter Egg Hunt, Education Bake Sale
Senior Fellowship
March 5 – Tea Cup Auction, Tai Chi and Lunch Out
February 12 – “Green” Pot Luck Luncheon
February 19 – Tai Chi and Lunch Out
February 26 – Birthday Celebration, Bingo, Bring a Sandwich
Don’t forget to tune in to WFSB Channel 3 to check for any delays or cancellations of Asbury functions and services.
Also, If Bristol Public Schools have a 2 hour delay on
Tuesdays, the Crochet Class will be cancelled.
For All Groups and Easter Egg HuntSponsored by the Education Committee
WHEN: PALM SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 2014
IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING COFFEE HOUR at 11:30 AMWHERE: ASBURY UMC CHURCH AND GROUNDS
For children 3 years old to 5th gradeParents are asked to stay with their children during the Easter egg hunt to
ensure their safety.
A FUNDRAISER WILL ALSO BE HELD DURING COFFEE HOUR ON PALM SUNDAY
TO BENEFIT THE EDUCATION COMMITTEE’S CURRICULUM AND SUPPLIES
HOMEMADE EASTER CANDY, COOKIES AND BREADS, AS WELL AS HANDMADE ONE OF A KIND EASTER CARDS
WILL BE FOR SALE SO STOP BY THEIR TABLE IN WESLEY HALL AND SHOW YOUR SUPPORT!
The Senior Fellowship is enjoying “Sit-down Tai Chi” with Walter Bruce. It’s very good for body strengthening and muscle development. We recently purchased two new Hymn Boards. These have already been put up in the Sanctuary. The old boards were badly stained. Last month we had two officers from the Police Department speak on Scams and Senior Safety.
Saturday, March 28, 20156:00 PM at Asbury
Cost: $10.00Join us for an evening of Irish Entertainment with Irish dancers and music. Dessert and Coffee will be served. See Heidi Borkowski for more info.
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Offering Report
For the first six Sundays of 2015, our Envelope Offering total is $18,884. That's a weekly average of $3,147.
For the first six Sundays of last year, the total was $22,177. That was a weekly average of $3,696.
The 2015 total represents a decrease of $3,293. The weather may be partly the cause, but it is not good.
We have many bills to pay. Please bring your 2015 offering up to date as soon as possible. Also, please remember to use your special Lenten envelopes. These extra offerings can help offset shortages elsewhere.
The 3rd Annual Asbury Women’s Retreat will be held on
Saturday, May 2nd
At the Wisdom House in Litchfield, CT(car-pooling will be available
leaving Asbury parking lot at 8 a.m.)Cost: $40.00 includes lunch
From 9:00 am – 3:00 pmThe topic of the day is an invitation to mindfulness. The quality of care you give to others is related to the quality of care you give yourself. Topics to be explored will include: mindful meditation, stress management, handling strong emotions, mindful eating, gratitude practice, and prayer of loving kindness. The speaker will be Sharon Gutterman, Ph.D.
After the retreat Asbury participants will also have the option to take a short walk through Lourdes in Litchfield as well as a light dinner in Litchfield Center.
You are encouraged to register early as these day retreats fill up quickly. Please speak to Stacey Rich, Karna Baumberger, Karen Cranford, Melissa Gray or Donna Frank for more information.
As of 2/15/15 here's what has come in through the offering plate in just three Sundays: $1,870 and when matching funds are added that makes a total of $3,740. The current Parsonage Mortgage balance is $9,755.15. This $3,740 and another $110.74 from Wendy's would bring the mortgage balance down to $5,904.41. How cool is this!!!
To get in on the band wagon and be a part of this effort to pay off the mortgage, just make your check payable to Asbury and note on the memo part of your check and on your envelope that the money is to be applied against the Parsonage Mortgage Principal Reduction. Cash is readily accepted as well. And your donation will be doubled with matching funds! What a neat and simple way to pay off this mortgage--and quickly.
ASBURY CLEAN UP FOR EASTER
On Saturday March 28th, Palm Saturday, we on the Board of Trustees will gather to get the grounds, and maybe even the indoors spruced up for Easter. We encourage everyone to come and help! We will gather at 8 am and if last fall is any indication, the assistance from the Boy and Girl Scouts will make the work a lot easier! Bring rakes, brooms, and look forward to having fellowship too
SPPR is looking to hire a Nursery Care Coordinator for both the 8:30 and 10:00 am services each week starting as soon as possible.
If you are interested, please contact Joyce Cannon at 860-589-2987 for further details regarding this position.
HELP WANTED!
From The Committee on Finance
Parsonage Mortgage Reduction Project
March 29th – Palm Sunday Worship Service at Asbury
Time: 8:30 & 10:00 am
April 2nd – Maundy Thursday Worship Service at AsburyTime: 11:30 am & 7:00 pm
April 3rd – Good FridayPrayer Vigil
Time: 12:00 to 6:00 pm
April 5th – Easter SundayEcumenical Sunrise Service
On Federal Hill Green at 6:30 am
Worship Service at AsburyTime: 8:30 & 10:00 am
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A fifteen cent supper will be served in the Methodist Church dining room Friday March 24th from 5:30 to 7:30 o’clock.
March 22, 1872
March 23, 1905
A society has been organized in the place christened “Young Peoples Sociable” (so called, I suppose, because its members are learning to be sociable as well as industrious) for the laudable object of raising funds for the church – and as an entering wedge to set the thing in motion, they propose to employ Prof. Hibbard to give one of his popular readings some time next week. At the regular session of the Sabbath School on Sunday last, officers were elected as follows: C.A. Reynolds, Superintendent, Levi Stone, Assistant Superintendent, C.A. Bingham, Secretary, and L. Atwater, Librarian
March 29, 1930The Parent-Teacher night held by Asbury M. E. Church School was largely attended by parents and friends. A fine program, in charge of Mrs. Harry Law, was enjoyed. After the entertainment, children’s games were indulged in – chiefly by adults. The winners of some of the games were: Name contest, Mr. Harry Law; marbles, Mr. Lewis Hart; hop scotch, Mrs., Harry Law; Going to Jerusalem, Rev. Mr. Davis. Miss Mamre Bunnell was in charge of refreshments which were served later in the evening.
March 3, 1930
The Asbury Boys’ Club will be reorganized with an election of officers Saturday evening, March 8 at 7 o’clock. Any boy of nine years or over, up to 12 or 13 is invited to attend this meeting and register as a member. The club will hold meetings until summer every week.
March 18, 1875
The donation rendered to Rev. N.L. Porter last Thursday evening amounted to about seventy-five dollars. Had the gathering of his numerous friends taken place in the basement of the church instead of the parsonage, the amount would probably have been quadrupled.
We regret to announce that Rev. N.L. Porter was suddenly brought low Tuesday evening with a dangerous disease affecting the brain and spine. At this hour of writing his physician deems his condition critical. (Ed. Note – An item on April 1st reports his recovery, though subsequent reports indicate that the illness still continued and he was unable to occupy the pulpit.)
March 24, 1873
The annual election of the officers of the M.E.S.S. took place last Sabbath and resulted in the re-election of the old board…..Our Sunday School is in a prosperous condition, numbers about 150 scholars, 18 teachers, 6 large Bible Classes, and are using the “International Series of Lessons.”
This information was compiled by Muriel Gardner and was in the February 1980 Circuit Rider. The information is courtesy of the Bristol Press and the Public Library. It is reproduced as it was originally presented.
If you have…any pictures or documents from Asbury’s past, please contact Karren Grayson.
Don’t forget…To check out the display cases and boards in the Narthex. Karren changes them frequently, and are a wonderful way to connect with the past.
Yesterdays at Asbury
Karren Grayson, Asbury’s Historian will be publishing each month in the newsletter a series entitled, “Yesterdays at Asbury”. It is a recollection of our history from the Bristol Press and the Bristol Library. The information was first collected as part of the 125th Anniversary celebration.
March 21, 1955Miss Clara Beach of Garden Street, who spent 34 years in the missionary field in India, will be guest speaker at the Women’s Society of Christian Service Auxiliary meeting at Asbury Methodist Church this evening at 7:45 o’clock. Her subject will be “India” and members are to bring package mixtures of food to be sent to India.
Additional entertainment will be the showing of slides of the West Haven Home for the Aged. Mrs. Ernest Fiske will be the devotional leader and Mrs. Clarence Peterson and Mrs. Norman Webster will be hostesses.
CAN YOU HELP?
Year end giving statements are complete and
available for you to pick up in the Narthex.
Just a reminder to all committee treasurers to bring your 2014 records and checking and savings passbooks to the church office for auditing.
Don’t forget to turn your clocks ahead
on Sunday, March 8th
UM Army 2015 Fund Raiser
Asbury UMC will be holding a clothing drive collection from now through June 1, 2014. The following items will be collected: Men’s, Women’s & Children’s wearable & usable clothing, Shoes, Belts, Handbags, Linens (Bedding, Curtains, Towels, etc…), Stuffed Animals, Hard Toys We will receive money for every pound we collect. So go through your closets, basements, your friend’s closets and basements and bring them down to Asbury. Please be sure to put all items in a tied plastic bag. You may bring your items to Asbury anytime during the week between 9a-12p, and on Sundays before and after services, and leave them in Wesley Hall. We will be making flyers for you to bring to work, so you can collect items from coworkers, friends, and family members. This is a great opportunity for all members of Asbury to get involved. If you need someone to pick up the donations, please contact the church office at 860-584-0529 and arrangements will be made. Remember we are paid on a per pound basis, so why not share the information with others. If you have any questions, please contact Geri Beveridge.
We are looking for one or two people who could volunteer for an hour or so on a Friday afternoon or Saturday to stuff the bulletin for Sunday’s worship services. If you can help, please call the church office at 860-584-0529.
Please bring fresh flowers on Easter morning to help create our Living Cross. The cross will be set up on the church lawn so you may put your flowers on it before church services.
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 Communion, One Room Sunday School, Dial A Prayer Collection
9:00 AM Sunday Morning Study Group
11:30 AM Christian Outreach
1:30 PM Girl Scouts
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6:00 PM Girl Scouts
7:30 PM NA
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9:00 AM Crochet Class
5:00 PM Exercise Class
5:00 PM Wendy’s Fundraiser
6:00 PM Stephen Ministry
6:00 PM Bell Choir
7:00 PM Boy Scouts
8:00 PM AA
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5:30 PM Disciple
6:00 PM Soup & Sandwich Program
6:00 PM Girl Scouts
6:30 PM Tai Chi
7:30 PM Chancel Choir
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10:15 AM Seniors
5:00 PM Exercise Class
6:00 PM Girl Scouts
6:00 PM TOPS
6:30 PM Boy Scouts
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5:30 PM Tai Chi
6:00 PM Girl Scouts
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Boy Scout Pasta Fundraiser
8 DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME BEGINS
9:00 AM Sunday Morning Study Group
9:15 AM Confirmation Class to North UMC in Hartford
11:30 AM Education
3:00 PM Private Party
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5:30 PM Church Council
6:15 PM Girl Scouts
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
8:00 PM AA
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5:30 PM Disciple
6:00 PM Soup & Sandwich Program
6:00 PM Girl Scouts
6:30 PM Tai Chi
7:30 PM Chancel Choir
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10:15 AM Seniors
5:00 PM Exercise Class
6:00 PM Girl Scouts
6:00 PM TOPS
6:30 PM Boy Scouts
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5:30 PM Tai Chi
6:00 PM Girl Scouts
Confirmation Retreat
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Private Party9 am – 3 pm
Confirmation Retreat
15 One Great Hour of Sharing
9:00 AM Sunday Morning Study Group
Confirmation Retreat
Circuit Rider Deadline
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7:00 PM American Legion
7:30 PM NA
17 St. Patrick’s Day
9:00 AM Crochet Class
5:00 PM Exercise Class
6:00 PM Bell Choir
6:00 PM Stephen Ministry
8:00 PM AA
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5:30 PM Disciple
6:00 PM Soup & Sandwich Program
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 Girl Scouts
6:00 PM TOPS
6:30 PM Boy Scouts
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5:30 PM Tai Chi
6:00 PM Girl Scouts
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9:00 AM Sunday Morning Study Group
11:30 AM Confirmation Class
11:00 AM American Legion Brunch Fundraiser
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6:15 PM Girl Scouts
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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5:30 PM Disciple
6:00 PM Soup & Sandwich Program
6:00 PM Girl Scouts
6:30 PM Tai Chi
7:30 PM Chancel Choir
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10:15 AM Seniors
5:00 PM Exercise Class
6:00 PM Girl Scouts
6:00 PM TOPS
6:30 PM Boy Scouts
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5:30 PM Tai Chi
6:00 PM Girl Scouts
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SpringClean Up
8 AM – 12 PM
An Eveningof Irish
Entertainment6:00 PM
29 PALM SUNDAY, Holiday Food Collection, Easter Egg Hunt, Education Bake Sale
9:00 AM Sunday Morning Study Group
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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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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 R
MARCHWorship Services at 8:30 and 10:00 AM Fellowship Hour at 11:00
AM
