It is somewhat of a coincidence that Pentecost and our Annual Meeting fall on the same day this year, namely, June 8th.

In the book of Acts we learn that the frightened dis-ciples sat around inactively behind closed doors, afraid and bewildered. They were in for one more shock, but this shock was to fill them with courage and power to enact the things Jesus had taught them. This shock enabled them to unlock the door of the little room where they had been seeking security and spill out onto the streets of Jerusalem, proclaim-ing the Great News Jesus had given them to share with the entire world.

I am excited about what God might have in store for us here at Danville Congregational Church. It is the beginning of a new church year. Our new leaders will be stepping up, our financial plans will be in order, our mission, to delight God, by stepping out of the shadows of life into the sunlit streets of our commu-nity, will come to fruition as we continue the quest to be the Body of Christ to the world.

This is the year for our vision to grow into a plan of action that can unify us and show us what we can achieve when we stand together.

I hope you will find purpose for your own path in this faith community in 2014/15. You and I are sur-rounded by people who care and who wish to make a difference.

As we begin our new church year and the Season of Pentecost, I share with you that moving prayer of Je-sus for his disciples at the end of his life, according to the Gospel of John;

“I ask not only on behalf of these, but also on behalf of those who will believe in me through their word, that they may all be one. As you, Father, are in me and I am in you, may they also be in us, so that the world may believe that you have sent me. The glory

that you have given me I have given them, so that they may be one, as we are one, I in them and you in me, that they may become completely one, so that the world may know that you have sent me and have loved them even as you have loved me. Father, I de-sire that those also, whom you have given me, may be with me where I am, to see my glory, which you have given me because you loved me before the foundation of the world.” (John 17:20-24)

With that eternal prayer I am encouraged to invite you to embrace this new year in our church’s life as an empowered, Pentecost-driven, disciple of Christ.

From Tuesday, June 10, thorough Friday, August 29, the church office will operate on an abbreviated sum-mer schedule. Office hours will be:

Tuesday through Friday 9AM to 1PM

Our office manager, Lynda Manstrom, will still be work-ing a full schedule throughout the summer; this abbre-viated schedule will allow for necessary breaks while our Welcome Desk volunteers and office assistant, Kim Michaud, take the summer off. Please call ahead for any office needs outside of these office hours.

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Church Staff

The Rev. Dr. Anton DeWet, Senior Minister Lydia Mulkey, Minister-in-Training and Di-

rector of Children’s and Youth Ministries Kristin Pankonin, Music Director Angela Schmidt, Children’s Music Director Lynda Manstrom, Office Manager Kim Michaud, Office Assistant Carrie Gaytan, Nursery Attendant Janice Inman, Preschool Director

Church Officers Joy Grant, Moderator Dave Hill, Vice Moderator Michael Schmahl, Treasurer Gary Dowell, Financial Secretary Karol Mead, Church Clerk

Commissioners

John Bassett and Brett Clark, Buildings and Grounds

TBD, Children’s Ministries Anne Moulds, Church Family TBD, Faith Journeys Karen Kawaguchi, Membership Richard Stein, Outreach Karen Connolly and Trish Moosbrugger,

Stewardship Bob Hardy and Melissa Tumaneng,

Worship Deborah Daily and Alex Hasselbrink, Youth

Ministries

Preschool Board Janet Apostolo, Dave Halseth, Charlie Hasselbrink, Krista Hixon, Janice, Inman, Donna Lenhardt, Anne Seiler

Pastor Anton’s Pastoral Relations Com-mittee: Mary Deauclaire, Julie Grenley,

Glenyse Henschel, Krista Hixon, Tim Seiler, Karl Weisgraber

Lydia Mulkey’s Teaching Parish Commit-tee: Carol Gilliland (Chair), Judy Halden,

Skip Holliday, Fiona Klassen, Bill Peebles, Susan Sheehan

www.danvillechurch.org

www.dayspringpreschool.org

Danville Congregational Church is an Open and Affirming church, welcoming all of God’s children – of diverse race, gen-der, sexual orientation, family status, eco-nomic condition, and physical, mental and emotional ability.

Telephone: (925) 837-6944 Summer Office Hours:

Tuesday - Friday 9AM – 1PM

Worship Sunday at 9:30AM Everyone is welcome!

Prayers of Healing...

Karen Anderson’s grandson, Casey Bill Armstrong’s daughter, Ashley Kristin Pankonin Chris Sonnemann Howard Spinner Richard Stein’s mother

Sympathy to…

Carol Bassett and her family upon the passing of her mother, Helen Hansen, on May 10 in southern California

Bret Lawrence, whose grandmother, Ruth Landon, died May 22 Betsy Hosick upon the death of her sister on May 26

Prayers of Joy…

David and Janet Apostolo, welcoming a new grandson, Owen Barrett

Coe, born May 15 to daughter Krissy and her husband Barry Coe

Janis Dewar, on the marriage of her son Bryan to Jennifer Picard on

April 26

Congratulations to…

Bruce and Kathie Hixon, celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary on June 21

Anne and Tim Seiler, who recently celebrated their 18th wedding anni-versary

Alan and Connie Wadsworth, celebrating their 51st wedding anniversary on June 8

Bruce Lohmann, who recently completed his Master of Divinity

Continued Prayers…

Steve and Phebe Carniglia Millie Palmer

Please remember that the Deacons are available to pray with you or take your prayer request at any time. We can pray indi-vidually (privately) or pass your request to the whole Diaconate or the church-wide Prayer Support Team. Please feel free to contact any Deacon with your requests for prayer, or to be a part of the Prayer Support Team. Prayer requests can also be e-mailed to prayerteam@danvillechurch.org.

All are area code 925:

Larry Berlin 351-8150 Joyce Klassen 855-0714 Peggy Gierke 968-1234 Judy Leach 736-9262 Nancy Hill 743-0516 Donna Lenhardt 831-1393 Randy Jang 837-4218 Kim Michaud 355-0268 Karen Kawaguchi 830-1964 Judi Weisgraber 934-1530 Nan Karns 362-0064 Bob Wilkens 943-1357

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5 – Katie Beaver 11 – Britta Cascio 14 – Casey Lee 13 – Gail Clark 18 – Tim Booher 18 – Will Kovach 20 – Alan Wadsworth 21 – Mary Deauclaire 25 – Max Roach 26 – Barbara Evans

18 – Janis and Randy Jang 20 – Brett and Gail Clark 21 – Kathie and Bruce Hixon

2 – Bob Kovach 3 – Trish Moosbrugger, Aria Smalley 23 – Eleanor Marston

Please enter your birthday and/or anniversary on the calendar in Koinonia Hall if you would like to

be celebrated on your special day!

DCC’s Prayer Team

What is the Prayer Team? Very simply, we are a quiet and anonymous group of men and women within the church who carry concern and compassion for those in need of spiritual support and who commit to take those concerns to God in prayer: health issues, grief, concerns, gratitude, joy.

This ministry was begun 12 years ago and there are currently 35 of us. We each pray whenever and however we wish. A commitment to care and respond to needs when asked pretty much sums up our responsibility. Trusting that one's connections to the sacred are united with those of others forges a strong bond among us. We have no meetings and we communicate needs and concerns by e-mail most of the time. Requests for prayer are given through our DCC website, to Pastor Anton or to Nancy Hill who send them out to members of the Team. Requests also come through Diane Stein and deacons, and are welcome in person, by phone or by email.

Confidentiality is essential. We keep a very low profile and honor all concerns with utmost discretion. All requests for prayer are confidential unless offered during Sunday worship or permission to share information has been given.

How do you join the Prayer Team? If you would like to add your prayers to ours on a committed and confidential basis, please contact Anton, Nancy or any deacon. If e-mail is not an option for you, we are happy to accommodate you by phone or snail mail. How do you request prayers for yourself or others? Call or e-mail us and the word is spread immediately to the Team:

prayerteam@danvillechurch.org; Pastor Anton, anton@danvillechurch.org; Nancy, nhhill@sbcglobal.net.

“More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of.” (Alfred Lord Tennyson)

Nancy Hill

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From our Vice Moderator This has been an incredible journey over the last twelve months. It was an opportunity to learn the operating processes of DCC. Nearly every day was a new learning experience!

I especially appreciate the guidance and mentoring, as well as the experience and leadership talents of Anton and Syd during this year.

Thanks to each and every congregational member that has provided coaching/support/advice and counsel during my term as Vice Moderator.

Sincerely, Joy Grant

IT’S NOT TOO LATE… to help out your church and congrega-tion by answering the call to do God's work.

The FAITH JOURNEYS COM-MISSION needs a leader for this next year. According to the

Bylaws, Faith Journeys Commission shall plan and carry o programs and events related to spiritual na-ture and faith development for adults. Some exam-ples of activities COULD include Sunday morning study programs, Bible studies, classes, study groups, other small groups, speakers, concerts, and retreats. It is an opportunity to be very creative in design of your Commission!

The CHILDREN'S MINISTRIES COMMISION needs a leader. According to the Bylaws, Children’s Minis-tries Commission shall plan and carry out educa-tional programs for children ages infant through 5th grade which will encourage spiritual growth in areas of theology, Bible knowledge and social awareness. This work may include church school, classes, events and retreats for families, children’s music, and library and educational resources. The commis-sion shall provide the leadership training and staffing needed for current education programs. It shall pro-vide a clean and safe nursery room, with necessary attendants, during worship services.

Please help us in filling these vacancies for 2014-2015. You may contact any of the Nominating Com-mittee members; Judy Halden, Anne Moulds, Tim Booher, Joy Grant, Betty McCabe.

Congratulations to our Graduates!

Will Brown Rachel O’Neal Louise Judd Doug Leach

Adrienne Pankonin-Dahl

Jennifer Kawaguchi Max Roach Matt McGrath Katrina Torgersen Megan McGrath

Church Family

The DCC Annual Meeting will take place following worship on Sunday, June 8. All are invited to this important event as we re-view the past year and continue to plan the year ahead. New Deacons will be introduced to the congregation, we will recog-nize our graduates, the incom-ing slate of officers will be in-stalled, and the congregation will vote on the proposed budget for 2014-15.

Church Family is taking sign-ups for the Annual Meeting Luncheon. Please contact Anne Moulds or Nancy Dowell if you would like to sign up to pro-vide a salad or dessert that will serve ten people. Thank you!

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Faith Journeys

Second Hour Schedule in June

June 1 Communion (No Second Hour) June 8 DCC Annual Meeting June 15 Father’s Day (No Second Hour) June 22 Conversations on Poverty, Social Jus-

tice and the Committee for Justice Min-istry – Doug Leich and friends will lead a three-part conversation including (1) what's happening with the new Multi-faith ACTION Coalition to confront poverty in Contra Costa County, (2) impressions and feedback on the recently concluded Len-ten Study Series on Social Justice, and (3) the new DCC Committee for Justice Min-istry - what, why and how.

June 29 Beyond Emancipation: Aging Out of Foster Care – led by Diane Stein and Carol Gerich

The DCC Committee for Justice Ministry There is a growing awareness and desire among DCC members to move beyond “outreach and be-nevolence” activities to a more active involvement in concerns of social justice. With our robust and de-manding menu of outreach and benevolence activi-ties, it has been difficult for the Outreach Commis-sion to devote adequate focus to the educating the congregation on social issues and opportunities for action component of their charge. In the final session of the 2014 Lenten Social Justice Study Group, the group recommended that we respond to this growing awareness and desire by forming a Committee for Justice Ministry to fulfill this charge.

The following proposal was presented and ap-proved by Council at the May Council meeting:

The Committee for Justice Ministry is established as an Ad Hoc Committee of the DCC Council to inves-tigate, prioritize, propose, educate about and enable possible justice ministries for DCC and its mem-bers. The Committee will work in coordination with the Outreach and Faith Journeys Commissions, and will report and make recommendations to Council and the Congregation as appropriate. It is expected

that, after it is established and functioning, the Com-mittee may propose a bylaws change to form a new and separate Justice Ministries Commission.

The Committee will be open to DCC Members and Friends as they choose to participate and meetings will be publicized in Good News, Weekly Wonder-ings, and Bulletin. First official meeting date of the committee will be announced soon.

Conveners: Trish Moosbrugger, Doug Leich and Dave Hill

Sister Parish Delegation News Delegation dates: September 29 – October 6, 2014 After much preparation and gathering of documents, all five Delegates from San Antonio, Quiche, Guate-mala have been granted visas to travel to the US. We are happy to introduce the Delegates to you in the next few issues of The Good News with a photo and a short biography, along with their hopes about their visit to our community. To learn more about Sister Parish, visit their website at www.sister-parish.org, and click here for a short video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhxlo1iVT7s&list=PL379CEBD4168F7A0F Guadalupe Itzép Pasá de Sicá

I have 7 children: Maria Elizabeth, Gabriel, Federico, Felipe, Rolando, Miriam, and Javier. I have one grand-child named Allison and a son-in-law named Ottoniel.

My work is to take care of my family and to take care of

the house when the kids go to school and the rest of the family is out. I make sure the kids have food, clothes, and everything they need for school. I also raise chickens. In my free time, I participate in the church at prayer services, masses and meetings.

I am very happy with our sister parish relationship. 10 years ago I never would have dreamed of going

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to the U.S. I have heard people talking about migra-tion and the problems. So many people from here have risked their lives to go. I never thought I would ever see the route they take or this place that so many speak of – the U.S. With all the work you are doing I will be able to see the U.S. and see where our brothers and sisters [from Danville Congrega-tional Church] are from. I will get to know your fami-lies, your environment and your church.

Thank you for all of your efforts to make this delega-tion happen. You have done so much. You have raised the money so that we can have these meet-ings to prepare for the delegation and so that we can make the long trip north. I don’t know if you know but we can barely pay for food for our families and edu-cation for our children, much less trips and travel. Thanks you so much for giving to our sister parish relationship and our movement here. I am very grateful. Thank you and God bless you. On behalf of my community and all the delegates traveling, we send you greetings in the name of God.

Also, thank you for choosing a time a year for the delegation when we will not die of cold. We see the snow plows on TV and all the snow.

Pedro Sicá Chicaj I am Guadalupe’s husband; we have the same children and grandchild. I work in agriculture. I am a campesino (subsistence farmer). I don’t have a formal profession. I harvest corn, wheat, beans and other food for our family. If there is ex-cess produce, we sell it on the market, but

right now it’s the opposite – we have to buy some things we need in the market.

I participate in the church. My job is to prepare the families, parents and children, for baptisms. I am also part of the church choir with my children and other youth. I am the Director. We want to take a short video of ourselves to share with you. I would love to have an exchange with the choir at DCC to share our knowledge and experience and our work in the church ministry.

My broader work is to defend the rights of indigenous peoples, including the defense of our territory and the natural resources in our territory. I am part of the

Historical Memory Collective. We also fight for jus-tice (there isn’t any in Guatemala).

I like to work in communications. I take pictures and video. I know a little about that. I also like carpentry and I do some work as a carpenter. That’s my work.

In terms of my hopes for the delegation, I agree with the women; I hope to establish and strengthen our relationship as sistering faith communities looking for solidarity. I hope to meet the choir and share our video with them, if we are allowed to bring it on the plane.

Outreach Commission

Habitat for Humanity Dedication in Walnut Creek – Saturday, June 7, 2014 - 10:00am

Ten families will have a new place to call home in downtown Walnut Creek thanks to the efforts of Hab-itat for Humanity volunteers, donors, and community partners. Danville Congregational Church contrib-uted over $2,500 to the All Faiths House, which is one of the ten new homes, and will be recognized with a DCC brick, among bricks for the two dozen other contributing Faith Partners. DCC hands helped build these new homes, through 34 volunteer-days of construction work at Faith Partner Build Days dur-ing the 16-month project. DCC builders were Rachel O’Neal, Leo Tseng, Kim Michaud, Joy Grant, Don Lenhardt, Richard Stein, Gretchen and Elizabeth Schmahl, Joyce and Fiona Klassen, Kyra Kennedy, Megan McGrath, Brett Clark, Jim Felton, Bob and Dottie Howell, Richard Lohmann, Marianne Clark and Doug Leich.

Join DCC friends at the dedication ceremony to help celebrate this accomplishment and welcome Habitat for Humanity’s newest Partner Families to the neigh-borhood.

Please RSVP at www.HabitatEBSV.org/RSVP so Habitat for Humanity can plan accordingly. But please come even if you didn’t RSVP.

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Parking in the adjacent neighborhood is extremely limited. Additional parking is available at the Walnut Creek BART station (just a 5 minute walk from the development), and we encourage carpooling. Those interested in carpooling from DCC should plan to leave DCC by 9:30 AM. The dedication will be lo-cated at 1935 Barkley Avenue, Walnut Creek. Guests are also welcome to park at St. Paul's Epis-copal Church, 1924 Trinity Ave., Walnut Creek, CA, 94596 (about a 17 minute walk to the dedication).

Children’s Ministries

June Godly Play Schedule

June 1 Family Worship – No Godly Play June 8 Pentecost June 15 Paul's Discovery June 22 Knowing Jesus in a New Way Part I June 29 Knowing Jesus in a New Way Part II

The “Magnificent Mentors Program” has been a great success! All of the “pairs” (Bob and Dottie Howell with Katie and Luci Beaver, John Klassen with David Marshall, Sylvia Martino with Kimi De-Barger-Gestring, Chris Rauen with Craig Seiler, Richard and Diane Stein with Madi and Mickey O’Neal), have been getting together, exchanging notes, searched for Easter Eggs and brunched to-gether at Jim and Bette Felton’s home, have sat to-gether during worship, attended sporting events (Chris came to watch Craig play DLL baseball one Saturday, then threw the ball/played catch with him). It’s been a great way to have another reason for go-ing to church or a church activity -- knowing that you’ve got a special friend waiting to be with you!

The “pairs” will be recognized at church on Sunday June 1. If you missed out on this first “M & M” event, we’ll do it again in the fall.

Joyful Nose/Noisy Joy

Mrs. Angela Borba Schmidt continues to corral the children to practice music during Second Hours. When they are not with Angela, the children are su-pervised playing in the Hope Center or on the bas-ketball/ inner court by Carrie Gaytan and one of her helpers (Fiona Klassen, Jenna Kawaguchi).

The monthly musical performances have been well received by the congregation. These performances have coincided with family worship Sundays.

All who have been involved in helping to raise the children of our church this past year will be recog-nized on either Sunday June 1. Personal notes with pictures from our Godly Play classrooms are being addressed and signed by Nan Karns from the Chil-dren’s Ministries commission. Wild flower seeds will be enclosed in all of the notes.

“Workshop of Wonders” themed Vacation Bible Camp is quickly coming! Mark your calendars for that fun week of August 4 - 8. Early enrollment is available now on the church web-site. The enrollment prices will increase after July 4. Hopefully this will encourage LOTS of campers to sign up soon! Lydia and the Children’s Ministries commission will be displaying VBC advertisements soon. There is already a poster on the bulletin board at Dayspring Preschool.

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DCC Vacation Bible Camp

August 4-8, 2014 9AM to 12PM Monday through Friday

Camp Sunday on August 10!

Fun, games, music, laughter, snacks, Bible dramas and more! Each child

will receive their very own Workshop of Wonders T-Shirt.

All children ages 3 through 5th grade are invited, older children share the daily bible story through drama and lead games, youth (grades 6-12) can

be Jr Counselors.

Fun for everyone!

Register online or download registra-tion forms from our website,

www.danvillechurch.org

Early-Bird Registration through July 4!

Register by July 4 for $50 per child Beginning July 5, registration will be $75

per child.

May began with Teacher Appreciation Week, and the staff was treated to an amazing Cinco de Mayo-themed luncheon by the Friends of Dayspring. We are so grateful for all of the talented, hardworking DCC folks who do so much for us! The children of Dayspring also enjoyed learning all about Cinco de Mayo through pinatas, sombreros, food, music and art. They continued their alphabet learning of letters Ss through Zz, learned about the character trait “I Am a Good Citizen,” and studied all about the theme “Are We There Yet?” They studied transportation and different types of vehicles for wa-ter, land, and air travel. Our vegetable and sensory gardens were carefully tended, so that our taste buds and other senses could be put to good use! The children also enjoyed Teddy Bear Day and mak-ing extra-special Mother's Day gifts for their very grateful moms. All of the classrooms continued making their beauti-ful, artistic creations for the Spring Fling Art Exhibit in Kairos Hall, May 21- May 25. The exhibit included both individual and collaborative works of art, of all types, colors, shapes and sizes. While the Spanish Enrichment Class has concluded for the year, our teachers continue to include Spanish and sign lan-guage in their daily lesson plans. Soccer, Music, and Dance classes continue through the end of the school year. Lesson plans in May included rhyming and dictation (language arts); ordering, patterning, sequencing, and spacial relationships (math); planting, flying pa-per airplanes, sailing boats, erupting volcanoes (sci-ence). We enjoyed learning about unicorns, unicy-cles, xylophones, weaving, and more! The children in Pre-K continued learning their site words and sim-ple math equations, and had a wonderful field trip to the Fire Station. We are always grateful to the fire-men for their hospitality and kindness to Dayspring children. Dayspring's fourth school year will end on Thursday, June 12, with a year-end program for Dayspring families that evening. In addition to presentations by each classroom, short presentations by our Dance and Music enrichment classes will be included for the first time! Dayspring's Summer Sessions will begin June 23.

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Youth Ministries

June Youth Events

June 1 Children and Youth Ministry Apprecia-tion Sunday

9:30AM Worship - Come as we thank those who work in children and youth ministry at DCC!

6:30-8PM Youth Group June 8 Pentecost and Blessing of the Gradu-

ates* 9:30AM Worship - Blessing of the Graduates 6:30-8PM Pentecost Cook-Out and Senior Fare-

well! Last Youth Group of the Year!

Have you registered yet? Western Regional Youth Event June 29 - July 3,

2014 in Seattle, WA

See Lydia or the church office for details!

What’s So Special about United Church of Christ Church Camps?

NCNC/UCC Camps are special because our singu-lar goal is to keep the ratio of campers to adults very low: about 3:1 for the youngest children, and less than 5:1 for teens. Our camps are staffed by volun-teer adults and teens who are active in local churches, take their own faith journey seriously, and look forward to being good friends and positive role models to campers.

We train our volunteers to be especially mindful of keeping campers physically, emotionally and spiritu-ally safe; to look for ways to constantly affirm each individual; to assist campers in staying engaged in the program; and to help keep the community run-ning smoothly and efficiently.

Children and youth participating in an NCNC/UCC summer camp will return not only with many new friends among peers, but with new friends who are caring adults.

Visit http://www.ncncucc.org/outdoorministries to sign up for one (or more!) of this summer’s camps! CAMP CAZADERO July 11-13: You & Me Camp July 13-19: Senior High (9th -12th) * July 19-26: Counselor-in-Training (12th +) July 20-26: Junior (3rd -6th) * July 27-August 2: Junior High (6th -9th) * August 8-10: Adult Spiritual Retreat CAMP TAMARACK July 11-13: Opening Weekend July 20-26: Senior High (9th -12th) * July 27-August 2: Junior/Junior High (5th -8th) * * Early bird pricing available for a limited time

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2014

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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Communion Sunday

9:30 AM Worship and

Godly Play

5:45 PM Bell Ensemble

Practice

6:30 PM Youth Group

2 3 4

11:00 AM Admin Com-

mittee

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2:00 PM Spiritual For-

mation Group #3

7:30 PM Choir Re-

hearsal

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Pentecost

9:30 AM Worship and

Godly Play

11:00 AM Annual Meet-

ing and Luncheon

6:30 PM Youth Group -

Pentecost Cook-Out

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3:00 PM Tenant Rela-

tions Committee

6:30 PM Sister Parish

Planning Meeting

7:00 PM Finance Com-

mittee

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2:00 PM Spiritual For-

mation Group #3

6:00 PM Dayspring End

of the Year Celebration

7:30 PM Choir Re-

hearsal

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9:00 AM Diaconate

Meeting

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Ingathering

9:30 AM Worship and

Godly Play (Sanctuary

Carpet Dedication)

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7:00 PM PFLAG

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7:00 PM Council Meet-

ing

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3:00 PM Tenant Rela-

tions Committee

19

2:00 PM Spiritual For-

mation Group #3

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22

UCC Strengthen the

Church Offering

9:30 AM Worship and

Godly Play

11:00 AM Second Hour

23 24 25

10:00 AM Prayer Shawl

Ministry

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12:00 PM Circles Com-

mittee

2:00 PM Spiritual For-

mation Group #3

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Western Regional Youth

Event

9:30 AM Worship and

Godly Play

11:00 AM Second Hour

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Western Regional Youth

Event

July 1

Western Regional Youth

Event

2

Western Regional Youth

Event

3

Western Regional Youth

Event

2:00 PM Spiritual For-

mation Group #3

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VBC Early Registration

Deadline

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Calendar Notes: Summer office hours begin June 10, 9AM to 1PM