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October
2014
October
2014
A Message from Ted
Meet Sandy Sproat
Worship Chair
&
Guild of Deacons
Meet Al Richard
Member-at-Large
&
I AM YOUR GOD
Brain Teasers
&
Ken Medema
Concert
Meet Ron & Darla
Off-Islander
&
Q & A Session for
New Members
The
Christian Atheist
&
Christian Ed at the
Chapel
Men’s Breakfast
Dr. Neil Helton
Good Shepherd
Community
Church
&
Soul Food Vol. 4
Concerts at the
Chapel in
November
November
Calendar
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Eric Milner-White (1884-1963), a distinguished clergyman of the
Church of England wrote a book of prayers, My God, My Glory,
which is a favorite of mine. It contains the revised versions of the
original prayers of his heart. Many of them were written during
wakeful night hours when, as an insomniac, he would turn his
sleeplessness into prayerfulness. This prayer on old age may be of
help to so many of you who are navigating that new and unknown
stage of your life.
O LORD GOD, who leaves us not nor
forsakes us in the time of age; Show me,
as my strength fails, an even fuller, lovelier
light of your glory shining over and about
me. O my soul, give thanks!
There is that glory, let me find mine. Grant
me new stores of gentleness, gratitude,
patience; new learning of the Suffering of
my Lord; new dignity of Grace. Make my
life wholly his life: his heart, my heart; his
breath, my breath, breathing love to the very
end. O my soul, give thanks!
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7th Annual
BBQ Rib Roast
October 19
Walker’s Landing
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Pastor Ted Schroder
My time is in your hand. Be my support in
weakness, my courage in the dark and in
pain, my aid, day and night, my company in
loneliness, my rest. O my soul, give thanks!
For all that you take from me, you give what
is better, and guide to the best. O my soul,
give thanks!
Be your love my bed and covering, be your
Christ my living Bread; your Spirit, my
strength to the end. Bring me forth, forgiven,
loved, and loving, child and servant forever,
into your joy. O my soul, give thanks!
Don’t miss the seventh annual Barbeque Baby
Back Rib Roast. It begins at 5:00pm with happy
hour; dinner will be served at 6:00pm. The cost
is $10/person at the door. Bring a dish to share:
appetizer, side dish, salad or dessert and a
beverage of your choice. We will provide ice,
set-ups, iced tea and soft drinks and Norm
Purdue’s famous Bama Ribs. Sign-ups will start
on October 1st. This promises to be a fun-filled
event and is a great way to meet your fellow
Chapel members.
Need more information? Call Pat Murray.
Want to lend a hand with preparations or
clean-up? Call Pat Murray.
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If you have any questions,
please call Pat Murray at 321-4174.
Pat Murray
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SANDY SPROAT
Worship Committee Chair
“Ed and I love to travel.” Mentoring a Fernandina Beach High School student, Kelly,
An Army brat whose family moved all over the U.S.
and was based at Johnson
Air Force Base near Tokyo,
Japan and at US Air Force
Sandy Sproat
Headquarters for Europe, in
Wiesbaden, Germany as well, Sandy has travel in her genes.
I just managed to squeeze this interview with Sandy in
between her trip to Chicago and the annual “Keep It Wild”
(she says, “anything but”) sojourn with her daughter and
other long-time lady friends in Lake Tahoe. Trips to the
Amazon and the Panama Canal happened this Spring and
three weeks in India in November are just ahead!
Sandy and Ed Sproat have been
married for 50 years, have two sons
and a daughter and nine grand
children. Half of her twenty moves
can be attributed to Ed’s various
assignments within the Bell System.
They currently enjoy a getaway home
in the foothills of South Carolina.
Sandy has actually been on the
Chapel Board since June, chairing
the Worship Committee, (Altar
Guild, Communion, Lay Readers,
Ushers, Flowers, as well as Seasonal
Christian decorations). Spearheading
the Lenten Meditation Brochure for
the last three years has been a pleasure
for her, as well as serving as a Deacon
to thirteen Chapel members over the
past two years. “Being a Deacon is a
privilege and a responsibility - I keep
these folks in my prayers every day.”
Ed and Sandy often serve Communion at the 11;15am service and count their work at Hope
House as an honor. “I love the Chapel - the services, Ted’s
sermons, the choir, the members, the staff, the beautiful
setting, the study programs, the outreach - I am proud
to be part of it all.”
in the Take Stock in Children program was a true highlight.
Today Kelly is married and attending the University of
South Alabama, working toward a Physical Therapy degree.
They stay in touch via Facebook!
Sandy served as the President of the Board of Micah’s Place
several years ago, is a Guardian for the Boys and Girls Club,
loves to play Bridge, and can be found on the treadmill
early most mornings! Sandy (age 5) and her mom modeled
for the Mother and Daughter version of Toni Home
Permanents, both with naturally curly hair! Google it, and
you’ll find this was a “very hot” advertising campaign in
the 50’s. This photo shows Sandy modeling for a newspaper
ad for a Chicago Marshall Fields ...
just a few years ago! Isn’t she a cutie.
In a previous church, Hope
Lutheran, Sandy developed and
led a puppet ministry for children,
which enhanced the Sunday
sermon for young and old alike.
They created “The Hope Homilies”
whose original scripts went on to be
published by the Lutheran Church.
In addition to the puppets, Sandy
led a girl’s Dance Choir at their
church! During her early years of
employment, Sandy was named
“Man of the Year” by TWA in
Chicago and was awarded one share
of TWA stock, thereby making her
an owner, albeit a small one.
Raised a Roman Catholic, Sandy
embodies the interdenominational
character of our Chapel and like
many of our members, she
represents the abundant energy that is making a
Christian impact on people and social organizations
in our community.
Board Member
Spotlight
By Ed Weihenmayer
The Guild meets on the third Monday of the month
(October 20) at 11:00am in the Meeting Room. Is God calling you
to serve as a Chapel Deacon? Come to the October meeting!
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AL RICHARD
Member-at-Large
In 1999, Al Richard and his
wife Jackie became members
of the Chapel and have
participated actively in the life
of the Chapel ever since. Now
Al Richard
Al will fill an open seat on
our Governing Board as a member-at-large, with the
expectation of leading the Building & Grounds Committee
in 2015.
But Al is no stranger to the dedication that helps the
Chapel to run and grow. When the congregation voted
in 2004 to greatly expand the Chapel’s physical facilities
beyond the original Sanctuary building, Al took on the
Co-Project Manager job on the Building Committee.
Along with Bill Salmond, Al worked with our architect,
the Nassau County Building Department, our General
Contractor and sub-contractors, to say nothing of the
other Chapel Committees that helped define our needs.
The result was the excellent new facilities that Chapel
members enjoy today. It was a big and challenging job that
took almost two years of attention and leadership! Plus the
Project came in at budgeted cost, except for the unforeseen
need to replace lagoon bulkheads at the rear of Chapel
property.
Al Richard springs from a background in Rhode Island
(where he and Jackie grew up), with college degrees in
engineering and business, and a varied career in plant
management, land development/construction and
executive search. He and Jackie have been happily
married for 58 years with three children and, now, six
grandchildren. The couple lives full-time on Amelia and
Al gladly credits Jackie for keeping the household books just as she did for his business activity over the years.
In the time since our expanded facilities were dedicated,
Al frequently has served as an usher, greeting those
attending our Sunday services. But now his involvement
in the Chapel will once again become highly concentrated,
as he oversees all the activity necessary to keep Chapel
facilities working and looking good.
The congregation is most fortunate
to have Al Richard on the job and
on the Governing Board.
Board Member
Spotlight
By Alan Donaldson
I AM YOUR GOD
By Janet McGugan
I am your God, I am your fortress. I am your
rock, I am your salvation. I hold you in my hand.
I protect you with my victorious right arm. I fill
you with my strength, my power and my love. I
will never forsake you.
I shall never let you stray from me. I shall lead
you to the mountain tops and through the valleys
also. I shall be a light to lighten your path when
darkness encroaches. The darkest night I shall
make as day for you.
I shall admonish you. I shall teach
you. I shall guide you and lead you
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into the knowledge of all truth. I
shall make you strong and purify
your heart with my healing holy fire.
I pick you up and carry you when you can no
longer walk. I shall hold you steady when you
stumble. I shall wash you clean with my living
waters.
I call you by name, I shall be with you forever. I
am all things to you, you are all things to me.
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EXERCISE YOUR BRAIN
By Dana McCoy, R.N.
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Everyone knows the benefits of exercising our bodies. Exercise is good for our physical and
our mental health. We all strive to be disciplined about what we eat and how we take care of
our bodies. This month I want to talk about something a little different. I want to talk about
... ways to exercise your brain. YES — you can exercise your brain. Following is a list of some
ways to keep your mind sharp.
Do puzzles – Sudoku and Crossword puzzles are both excellent for your brain
Wikipedia Random – this function of Wikipedia pulls up random topics. You can use this to explore a new random topic each day. New topics and new information will help keep your brain healthy.
Practice simple math problems – working a quick page of simple math problems will help keep your brain nimble and sharp.
Write things by hand instead of using a keyboard – this is particularly effective when you are learning
something new. Making manual notes helps your brain retain information better than typing it.
Tell stories (to yourself or others) – it is easier to retain information in the context of a story. You can use stories to learn something new or retain existing knowledge.
Lumosity – is a website that specializes in brain-training activities. There is a free version. The premium
version has a fee. These activities are designed to exercise your brain.
Meditate – the ability to calm your brain and clear out the clutter will help reduce stress and will make your brain clearer and sharper.
These are just a few items, but you can see the general theme of brain exercises. In less than an hour a day you can
work-out the most important part of your body — your brain.
Flu shots will be available at the Chapel on
Sunday October 26 from 8:30am until
11:30am in Fellowship Hall.
The flu vaccine takes about two weeks to
take effect so taking a flu shot now will have
you covered in time!
ALL THE WAY TO BETHLEHEM
Ken Medema & Chapel Choir
Ken Medema
As we look forward to
Christmas expect to be
blessed by our choir’s
Christmas program
coming on December 7.
Ken Medema, a well known Christian musician will be
singing with the choir in a program entitled All the
Way to Bethlehem. Ken, a man who has been blind
from birth, is a unique musician, an excellent singer,
pianist and keyboard player. He performs nationwide and
has been on national television. He is known for his ability
to improvise at the piano, composing music on the spot.
His compositions encompass a wide variety of
Christian music that everyone will enjoy. This concert will
be an exciting event in our Chapel, one that we will always
remember. Several of Ken’s songs are written for children
so this year we will also have a children’s choir made up of
community children and children who attend our second
service. We have about fifty singers joining our choir for
this performance.
If you would like to sing with us please come to our
Wednesday afternoon rehearsals from 4:00-5:00pm every
week in the Chapel Choir Room. YOU are welcome here!
Please call Don Edwards for more information about this
performance: (904) 277-4414 / [email protected]
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DARLA & RON SANDS
By Bea Walker
called United in Christ Jesus.
Ron and Darla Sands
Meet Ron and Darla Sands, members of the Chapel
congregation and the Off-Island group. The Sands have
been married for nearly twenty years, have three children
and two young grandchildren, ages 6 and 3. In 2006, after
being long-time residents of Jacksonville, Ron and Darla
moved into their retirement home in North Hampton,
a golf club community located in the French village of
Yulée, as Ron affectionately calls his mainland community.
Originally from Houston, Texas Darla’s career is in the
fields of accounting and administration. She currently
serves as executive assistant to both the Chairman/CEO
and the Chairman Emeritus, as well as office manager
for a financial investment company. Her organizational
and people skills allow Darla to manage her significant
responsibilities.
Ron hales from Kearney, Nebraska and has had a
successful career as a clinician, trainer and consultant
in the mental health field, with emphasis on substance
abuse and trauma of children, adolescents and adults.
Currently semi-retired with an independent practice,
Ron also has worked with the Jacksonville Sheriff ’s Office
for fifteen years, as well as other correctional institutions
and diagnostic facilities.
It is evident from his employment history, that Ron has
a heart to help those who are suffering. His work calls to
mind Matthew 25:40. “Truly I tell you, whatever you did
for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine,
you did for me.” (NIV)
With Ron’s lifetime of service to those hurting, it is not
surprising that oldest son Shane has a missions ministry
Ron and Darla enjoy outdoor activities and vacations are
often spent in the mountains hiking and kayaking in some
of our national parks. They just experienced an Alaskan
cruise and enjoyed exploring the beauty of several cities,
including Juneau, Glacier Bay, Sitka, and Ketchikan.
Darla shared how God led them to the Chapel, “We
stopped to have lunch at Marche Burette Deli one
weekend and decided to take a leisurely stroll through
the shops and beautiful surrounding areas. We walked
through the nature center and around the corner and saw
the Chapel. Instantly taken by its appearance, we wanted
to see more, so we explored the inside and were equally
impressed. It was not long afterwards that our
pastor decided to leave the church where we were
members, so we decided to visit the Chapel. We were
first greeted by Susan and Dino Casillas; they were both
so welcoming. Susan wouldn’t let us leave without a tour
and everyone we met was just as warm and friendly as the
Casillas - as if we were already part of the Chapel family. After hearing Pastor Ted Schroder’s sermon, coupled
with the angelic choir and heavenly musicians, we knew
God had led us to our new church
home. We love everything about
the church, but it’s the people we
love the most.”
The Sands are active members of
the Chapel family, participating
in off-islander fellowships, helping on landscaping committee
workdays, and volunteering for Ron, Dennis Schroeder,
fellowship coffee service on
& Sam Boyd Spreading
some Sundays. They normally
pinestraw around the
attend the 9:15am service, so if Sower last Spring
you haven’t met them yet, please
make an effort to seek them out. It’s rumored Ron has one
of the most joyful smiles in the Chapel family!
All visitors to the Chapel are cordially invited to attend a question and answer session on
Chapel Membership
Pastor Ted Schroder will be on hand to answer your questions
Sunday, October 19, 10:30am, Library
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BOOK REVIEW
By Carol Ann McKay
THE CHRISTIAN ATHEIST
Believing in God but Living
as if He Doesn’t Exist
By Craig Groeschel
Does your belief in God impact your life? If the answer is no, you may be a Christian
Atheist. The Christian Atheist is an easy read that addresses issues many Christians still
struggle with long after they’ve professed faith in Christ. The author examines a number of
these issues:
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Groeschel
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not really knowing God
remaining ashamed of your past
being unsure of God’s love for you
not believing in prayer
not trusting that God is fair
failing to forgive
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not believing you can change
clinging to worry and anxiety
pursuing happiness at any cost
trusting more in money than in God
not sharing your faith
not being part of the church
Many people believe in God and the Gospel of Christ enough to benefit from it, but not enough to change their lives.
There are stubborn inconsistencies between what we profess to believe and how we live.
Craig Groeschel discovers the real key to faith and points out what are likely to be some key areas in the reader’s life
which prohibit an intimate relationship with God. His conclusions are non-judgmental, with narratives of his own
struggle during his college years and even as a pastor in the church he founded. He writes that we must believe in
God and Christ’s Gospel enough to give our lives to it. Anything less, he says, doesn’t seem like real Christianity.
Craig Groeschel is the founding and senior pastor of LifeChurch.tv, a pace-setting multicampus church, with more than eighty weekly worship experiences in fourteen locations,
including an online campus. Craig and his wife, Amy, and their six children live in the
Edmond, Oklahoma area, where LifeChurch.tv began in 1996. Craig is the author of
multiple books, three more of which are in our Chapel Library: Altar Ego, Becoming
Who God Says You Are; Love, Sex, and the Happily Ever After; and Fight, Winning
the Battles That Matter Most. These are Biblical, down-to-earth, inspiring, and helpful
books which will benefit all Christians.
Carol Ann McKay
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES
Romans 8 will hold its last session on
Sunday - October 5 at 10:30am in the
Meeting Room with Norm Purdue.
Next Sunday class to be announced
soon.
Our Wednesday evening group
continues to meet in Fellowship Hall
at 6:30pm with Jan and Barney Smith
as they study the book of Ephesians.
Thursday mornings at 10:30am Jan
Smith and the ladies of the Chapel
meet in Fellowship Hall to study The
Normal Christian Life by Watchman
Nee.
2 Timothy will continue through
October on Tuesdays at 11:00am.
Men in the Library with Ted
Schroder. Women in the Upper
Room with Millie Stevenson.
The ladies of our Adventures in
Prayer group meet the first and third
Thursday of the month at 9:00am in
the Upper Room. (October 3 and 17)
Come to one session or
attend them ALL!
You are always welcome here.
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Dr. NEIL HELTON
September Men’s Breakfast
On a lovely, sunny September morning, twenty-eight men assembled for the first Men’s
Breakfast of the 2014-2015 season. The men were treated to a scrumptious breakfast of
scrambled eggs, bacon, biscuits, oatmeal, fresh fruit, juice and coffee prepared by Billy
Allen, Don Boyd and Joe Masasco. Pastor Ted Schroder led the men in prayer.
Following breakfast, Ted introduced the morning’s guest, Dr. H. Neil Helton, Ph.D.
Dr. Helton is a native of Jacksonville and is a graduate of Palm Beach Atlantic College.
He holds graduate degrees from Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary (M.Div.),
Dr. Neil Helton
Western Kentucky University (M.A.), Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (Th.M.)
and Florida State University (Ph.D.). Dr. Helton teaches Classical Humanities and Philosophy at Florida State
College at Jacksonville.
Dr. Helton was the founding pastor at Amelia Baptist Church in 1990
and has served there continuously for 24 years.
Neil is married to Pam, who serves as Amelia Baptist’s Music Minister. Together they have two grown children,
Jonathan and Brittany. Amelia Baptist also serves as the meeting place for Community Bible Study on Amelia
Island.
Dr. Helton began his presentation by greeting the men as “partners in the Gospel,” noting many friends,
acquaintances and familiar faces from CBS. He stated his belief that CBS plays an important role in our calling
to be ministers of the Gospel, a Gospel that transcends culture, tradition, socio-economic conditions and
environments. Dr. Helton taught on the Gospel and analogized the North Star and Christ. As the universe
revolves around the constant, fixed point of the North Star, so, he said, does Christianity revolve around
“Christology” and “Atonement.” He developed this teaching using Galatians 5:6, “For in Christ Jesus neither
circumcision nor un-circumcision counts for anything, but only faith working through love”, and Galatians 5:7,
“You were running well. Who hindered you from obeying the Truth?” Paul preached that we are saved by grace,
alone, through faith, alone, in Christ, alone. Adding customs, traditions and circumcision adds nothing. Christ,
alone, is sufficient to get us to God.
Dr. Helton closed by repeating the theme that
Christ is the one and only North Star in Christianity
and he prayed that all
hear the beauty of the Gospel and receive it.
In response to a question from Pastor Schroder concerning outreach decisions, Dr. Helton answered that missions
should meet the litmus test of Christ as the North Star. Our September Men’s Breakfast proved both meaningful
and enjoyable.
Men’s Breakfast
Guest Writer
Bob Hanks
Men’s Breakfast
October 10 at 7:30am
Fellowship Hall
Speaker: Major Tom McWilliams
Salvation Army
Call the Chapel to register
904-277-4414
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GOOD SHEPHERD COMMUNITY CHURCH
Meet Leah Deane Kadwell
Leah Deane Kadwell, daughter of our Chapel Organist Peter Deane, is doing God’s work in India among the Dalits in
their Good Shepherd Schools for Dalit children. As this ministry grows they are partnering with other ministries. One
such ministry, the Not Today Coalition, has as their goal to fund the construction of Good Shepherd Schools.
Leah and Mike Gadd, president of the Not Today Coalition, will be in the Chapel Library on Sunday, October 12 at
10:30am. Please stop in between morning worship services to meet Leah and Mike and hear about this wonderful
ministry happening in India. Below is some information about the Good Shepherd Community Church, copied from
their website at http://www.omusa.org
The Good Shepherd Community Church
Oppressed for centuries,
many Dalit kids grew up
hearing from their parents
that they were worthless.
This is based on the old
Hindu belief that your
caste (or rank in society)
is based on good or bad
deeds from previous lives. If you are born Dalit, you have
much to be punished for. You are told God doesn’t love
you. You are taught it’s impossible to change your position in life. You live in poverty, without health care, and
without justice in the legal system ... until now.
In 2001, Dalits began to stand up for themselves,
formally rejecting the caste system and the beliefs
behind it. The Christians in India stood in solidarity
with them, and huge numbers of Dalits turned to
Christianity, discovering they are loved by God, and
have dignity and value as His image bearers.
thousands of Dalit churches
and hundreds of Dalit pastors.
This is the Good Shepherd
Community Church (GSCC)
movement.
Every GSCC fellowship is
involved in the holistic
transformation of their
communities. Pastors and members serve together
tutoring children, teaching literacy classes, visiting
inmates, and feeding the poor.
OM India trains pastors through these ministries in
various places. There are now nearly 100 schools available
for Dalit children, something unheard of ten years ago.
God has birthed an expansive spiritual awakening among
the Dalit people like nothing experienced before in India.
Please continue praying for this tremendous move of
God among the Dalit people.
Since then, this move of God has swept across India,
with more than 1 million Dalits now following Christ.
At times, Operation Mobilization (OM) teams have
planted new churches at the rate of one every other day.
The result is an indigenous church movement, linking
Operation Mobilization (OM) is a Christian mission
organization, inspiring and equipping believers to
expand God’s kingdom. OM USA is your entry point from
the States into that mission movement.
Soul Food
Daily Devotions for the Hungry
Volume 4
October, November and December
Now available at the Chapel. ($15)
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MUSIC FILLS THE CHAPEL
SAVE the date and INVITE your friends!
H. ALVIN GREEN MEMORIAL ALUMNI CHOIR
SAVE THE DATE
A Patriotic Concert at the Chapel
NOVEMBER 9 AT 6:00pm
Back by popular demand on November 9 at 6:00pm the H. Alvin Green Memorial Alumni Choir! Under
the direction of the dynamic Patricia Black, this talented
group of vocalists will serve up a splendid program of
patriotic hymns, spirituals, and Christian anthems.
The house is typically packed for this annual free
concert. But there is ALWAYS room for your guest so
please bring your friends!
ALL ABOUT CHRISTMAS
Island Chamber Singers
Filling the air with a festive spirit, the Island Chamber
Singers will usher in the holiday season with Rutter’s
Magnificat and Christmas carols in their All About
Christmas performance November 21 and 23 at the
Amelia Plantation Chapel.When John Rutter composed
Magnificat he said he aimed to write “something that is
really, really joyful.” Chapel members will have joyful
music to look forward to at this concert.
The concerts will take place on Friday, November 21,
at 7:00pm and Sunday, November 23, at 3:00pm. An
SAVE THE DATE
NOVEMBER 21 - 7:00pm
NOVEMBER 23 - 3:00pm
opening night reception will be held in the Fellowship
Hall immediately following Friday evening’s performance.
Tickets are $15 for adults when purchased in advance of
concert day. They can be purchased online at www.islandchambersingers.org; from a member of Island Chamber
Singers; at Harrison’s Mercantile; at the Welcome
Center on Centre Street; and at the Chamber of Commerce. Tickets may be purchased at the door for $20 and
are always free for all students. For further information,
please call (904)225-0575 on weekdays.
Island Chamber
Singers under
the direction of
Jane Lindberg
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SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
1
2:30p
AIP
Ladies Book
Study
8:00a
Choir
Rehearsal
(weekly)
9:15a
Worship
(weekly)
Communion the
1st Sunday of the
month
4:00p
Choir
Rehearsal
(weekly)
5
6
10:00a
Petal Pushers/
Pedal Express
(weekly)
12
10:30a
Leah Kadwell
Good Shepherd
Schools for Dalit
Children
19
10:30a
11:00a
Q & A Chapel
Guild of
Membership
Deacons
8:30a - 11:30a
Flu Shots
11:00a
Adult Bible
Study
2 Timothy
(weekly)
13
20
5:00p
BBQ Rib Roast
26
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
3
4
10
11
17
18
23
24
25
30
31
9:00a
Adventures in
Prayer
2
10:30a
GRACE
Ladies’ Bible
Study (weekly)
6:30p
VICTORY
Adult Bible
Study (weekly)
11:15a
Worship w/
Communion
(weekly)
10:30a
Sunday Class
Romans 8
THURSDAY
7
14
2:30p
Executive
Committee
8
3:00p
Outreach
Committee
9
15
16
2:00p
9:00a
Osprey Village Adventures in
Prayer
21
22
28
29
7:30a
Men’s
Breakfast
4:00p
Governing
Board
27
1:00p
AIPC 40th
Anniversary
Celebration
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