Celebrating 50 years of Faith, 1964-2014
THE GOOD NEWS
November 2014
Give Thanks!
Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances;
for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you. – I Thessalonians 5:16-18
In his first letter to the Christians at Thessalonica, the apostle Paul reminds them to “give
thanks in all circumstances.” That little word in is important. Paul does not suggest to his
hearers that they should give thanks for all circumstances but that they should give thanks in
all circumstances. It’s a small word but a big difference.
There are certainly things for which we not thankful: war, illness, the Ebola crisis,
unemployment, the death of a loved one—the list could go on and on. These are uncertain
times in our world, our nation, even our churches, where the same
financial challenges that trouble our economy and our families also
trouble the church.
However, despite whatever the present crisis, as Christians we are
able to give thanks to God no matter what our situation. The good
news is that nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ
Jesus our Lord. As Paul wrote, “For I am convinced that neither
death, nor life, nor angels, nor rulers, nor things present, nor things
to come, nor powers, nor height, nor depth, nor anything else in all
creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ
Jesus our Lord.” (Romans 8:37-39)
We can give thanks to God in the midst of all things because God is always faithful and is able
to work through whatever circumstances we may find ourselves. In anxious times we need not
give in to pessimism and fatalism. We can be confident that God is able. As Rev. Brian
Bauknight, a retired United Methodist pastor from Pennsylvania puts it, “God is able, through
God’s people, to do far more abundantly than we even dream! There are distinct possibilities in
the midst of leanness.”
During the month of November we will have many opportunities to give thanks, not only on
Thanksgiving Day, but through our prayers, our time with family, in worship, and through
service to our communities. We will also have the opportunity to give thanks on Stewardship
Sunday, November 16, as we return our estimate of giving cards for 2015 and celebrate over
brunch all that God has done, is doing, and will continue do through Faith United Methodist
Church. See Bill Jones’ article on page 6 with details about that brunch.
May God bless you and keep you and may we give thanks together in all things!
Grace and peace,
Pastor Kathryn
FAITH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
6810 MONTROSE ROAD
301-881-1881 • [email protected] • WWW.FAITHWORKSHERE.COM
ROCKVILLE, MD 20852
November Worship Schedule
November 2, 2014/ All Saints Sunday
Service: Rev. Dr. Kathryn Woodrow,
preaching, “For All the Saints” and
The Naming of the Honored Dead,
those members who have died in the
last year.
Holy Communion at the Altar
Scriptures: Rev. 7:9-17; Psalm 107:1-7, 33-37; 1 John 3:1-3;
Matthew 5:1-12
Ecumenical Prayer Cycle: Burundi, Democratic
Republic of Congo, Rwanda
Remember: Daylight Savings Time Ends
November 9, 2014/ Twenty-Second
Sunday after Pentecost
Service: Rev. Dr. Kathryn Woodrow, preaching, “Serving
God: Sincerity & Faithfulness” (Joshua 24:1-3a, 14-25)
Scriptures: Joshua 24:1-3a, 14-25; Psalm 78:1-7;
1Thessalonians 4:13-18; Matthew 25:1-13
Ecumenical Prayer Cycle: Republic of Congo, Gabon, Sao
Tomé and Principe
November 16, 2014/ Twenty-Third
Sunday after Pentecost/Stewardship
Sunday
Service: Rev. Dr. Kathryn Woodrow, preaching, “What
Have You Done with Your Talents?”
November 23, 2014/ Reign of
Christ/Christ the King Sunday
Service: Celebration of Music Ministries
Michael Wu, Director of Music, will preach and
all of our musical groups will
participate.
Ecumenical Prayer Cycle:
Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali,
Mauritania, Niger
November 30, 2014/ First Sunday of
Advent
As we prepare our hearts to celebrate once
again the birth of Christ, we will begin a fourweek sermon series, “Checking, Decking &
Dashing.”
Service: Rev. Dr. Kathryn Woodrow will
preach “Checking to Find Peace” (Psalm 80:1-7,
17-19) and consider the question, “When did
Christmas get so complicated?”
UM Student Day Offering: One of the six UM
Special Sundays with an offering; this fund
furnishes scholarships and loans for students
attending United Methodist-related and other
accredited colleges and universities.
Scriptures: Isaiah 64:1-9; Psalm 80:1-7, 17-19;
Mark 13:24-37
Ecumenical Prayer Cycle: Liberia, Sierra
Leona
Scriptures: Judges 4:1-7; Psalm 123; 1 Thess. 5:1-11;
Matthew 25:14-30
Ecumenical Prayer Cycle: Cameroon, Central African
Republic, Equatorial Guinea
You will be invited to bring
your pledge card for 2015 to
the altar to be blessed.
After worship, we will have a
potluck brunch in the
Fellowship Hall. Read more
about the brunch on page 6.
NOVEMBER 2014
8:30-11:30 am
Nursery Available
8:00, 8:45, 11:20 am Adult Classes
8:45 am
“Holy Grounds” Casual
Worship in Room 205
10:00 am
Traditional Worship
in the Sanctuary
Sunday School f or
Children & Youth
9:30, 11:00 am Fellowship Time
10:00 am
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Free Advent Resources
Faith Church Activities
Devotionals for adults, teens, and families…
Advent calendars for children…all free!
Book Discussion: Proof of Heaven
Sunday, November 23, 7:00 pm
Please join us Sunday, November 23rd, at
7 pm as Kristen Wayne leads us in a book
discussion of Proof of Heaven: A Neurosurgeon's Journey into the Afterlife by Eben
Alexander, M.D.
This book is billed as "a scientist's case for
the afterlife," because Dr. Alexander was in a
coma with his brain 'shut down' for seven
days, and when he recovered he recounted a long and detailed
experience of an afterlife including interactions with an angelic
being and "the Divine source of the universe." As a neurosurgeon,
Dr. Alexander previously believed that near-death experiences
(NDE) were fantasies. However, after his own NDE, which he
believes could not have been a hallucination given his lack of
brain function, he saw it as his calling to share the word that death
is just a transition and the soul and God are real.
Beginning Sunday, November 16th, stop by
the table in the Narthex or the table in the
fellowship hall to pick up your Advent
season reflections as you prepare for the
coming of the Christ child.
Advent begins Sunday, November 30th. For
more information, contact Gina Dawson at
[email protected].
Please purchase the book on your own and read it before the
discussion. If you need childcare, contact Gina Dawson at
[email protected].
Adopt a College Student for the 2014-15
School Year
They may be far from home, but they’re still a part of our family! And you can
help them stay connected to the Faith family by adopting a college student –
sending them notes of encouragement, care packages, etc. This year’s “adoptees”
are Bethany Buel, Trip Buel, Katie Connors, Charles Halverson, Ashley Holder, Caroline Larkin, Ruthie Prillaman,
Sean Ramsperger, and Jason Spriggs.
Stop by the big bulletin board in the Fellowship Hall on Sundays to choose someone to support from now through
May 2015. Each student may be adopted by up to three people, and you may choose to adopt more than one
student. You will need to leave your name and contact information with Gina Dawson at the board so we know
who adopted whom. Questions? Contact Gina at [email protected] or 301-881-1881, ext. 2250.
Faith-wide Christmas Project— The Angel Tree
This year the youth will be coordinating Faith’s Christmas outreach through the City of
Rockville. Our congregation will be responsible for providing gifts for several families
(around 30 individuals.) You will be able to select an individual for whom to shop and will be
provided with that individual’s wish list. Suggested spending is $50/person.
Look for the Angel Tree to appear in Fellowship Hall later this month. More details to come.
NOVEMBER 2014
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Letter to the Congregation from Greg
Holden & Pastor Kathryn
The following letter was written by Greg Holden, Lay Leader and
Acting SPRC chair and Rev. Dr. Kathryn Woodrow. It was mailed to
all members and friends of Faith on October 20th. It is repeated
here in case anyone didn’t receive their copy. Elizabeth Bono, Editor
October 20, 2014
Dear Members and Friends of Faith,
We are writing to let you know of a change in our staffing that will
take place in July of 2015. As you know, we have been facing a
serious financial deficit this year, one that despite all of your
assistance, we have been unable to make up.
After looking at all cost-cutting alternatives, our Staff Parish
Relations Committee (in discussion with the Finance Committee
and the Church Council) has come to the difficult decision that we
no longer have the financial means to employ an Associate Pastor
and must instead move toward a more cost-effective ministry
model, as have almost all area UM churches of a similar size.
To ensure that our ministry needs are met, we will hire two parttime employees. One of the new individuals will focus on ministry
with Youth and the second will focus on Congregational Care,
assisting Rev. Woodrow with visitation, beginning a Stephen
Ministry program (which Faith has had in the past), training laity
to assist with visitation, and exploring ministry to seniors. Gina
Dawson, our Director of Christian Education, will formally assume
responsibility for Children’s and Family Ministry (which has often
been cared for by the Christian Education Committee).
Pastor Laura will remain at Faith through the end of June, 2015
(the end of the appointment year). She can be appointed elsewhere by the Bishop and Cabinet to serve another congregation
after that time. While we will miss Pastor Laura, we will continue
to be blessed by her presence through next June. We are confident
that her skills and talents will provide comfort and healing to
those she will encounter in new faith communities.
Yours in Christ,
Gregory S. Holden
Lay Leader and Acting SPRC Chair
Rev. Dr. Kathryn Woodrow
Senior Pastor
Preschool Truck Day– Friday, November 7th 10-11 am
Everyone’s welcome to come see the trucks of all kinds & sizes!
Remember to bring your pledge
cards and enjoy Our Stewardship
Potluck Brunch on Sunday, Nov. 16.
See more details on page 6.
NOVEMBER 2014
UMW Circle
MeetingsNovember
Lydia Circle will meet on Monday,
November 10th at 10:00 am at Faith
Church. We will share coffee and cake
and hear a talk by an employee of The
Decorating Den. Please contact Jo Hopper,
hostess, for more information:
301-987-6648.
Nan McCurdy/Ellen Hoover Circle will
meet on Wednesday, November 5th at
12:00 pm at Faith Church. BYO lunch. Jan
Lafleur will host the talk, “How the United
Methodist Church Addresses Disabilities.”
Susanna Wesley Circle invites
the congregation to a program
on Tuesday, Nov. 11th, f7:00 to
9:00 pm at Faith Church in the
Fellowship Hall.
Come and bring friends to the lecture by a
US National Park Service speaker on “The
Underground Railroad in Montgomery
County, Maryland and Beyond.” The
Underground Railroad, a secret network
of people, and places, wove through
Montgomery County in the decades before
the Civil War, and its conductors guided
enslaved people to new lives of freedom
in the North.
People trying to
escape slavery
used clues they
could rely on to
find out where
"north" actually
was. One of the best clues they could use
to find north was to locate the North Star
shown above with the “drinking gourd” as
the slaves called the constellation.
This will be a rich, fascinating program
and will you be able to learn more about
this important milestone in American
history.
Reservations are not necessary; for more
information, contact Mary French, 301606-0211 or [email protected].
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YOUTH NEWS
College Care Packages, Duct
Tape Games &“Sticky Situations”
Sunday, November 9th, 6-8pm
Room 205/6
Tonight we’ll be making care packages for all of our
former youth who are away at college. This is a great
way to remind them that even in the midst of finals
and end of semester stress, we still care about them,
and they’re still part of our church family!
Also tonight, we will hold our third
annual Duct Tape Games! Laughter
guaranteed…
Plus, NEW this year: “Sticky
Situations” with Pastor Kathryn.
Dinner: Jan LaFleur, David Cope, Andrea Marchesotti
Adult Volunteers: Gina Dawson and Pastor Kathryn
Sign Up: http://www.signupgenius.com/
go/30e0d49a4ad2a1-college1
Mountain Month
Sunday, November 23rd,
6-8 pm Room 205/6
Why do we go on a Work Trip every summer? Why
are there people in poverty in this country? Why can’t
they help themselves? Why is it our responsibility as
Christians to get involved?
Come discover the answers to these questions and
more as we engage in a life-sized role-play game!
We’ll recreate an Appalachian town for the night, and
see what it’s really like to live in a rural mountain
town for a month. Bring along some friends – the
more folks we have the more fun the game!
Dinner: The Wege Family
Adult volunteers: Pastor Kathryn, Debbie Spriggs,
Andrea Marchesotti, David Cope
Sign Up: http://www.signupgenius.com/
go/30E0D49A4AD2A1-mountain
Rock in Ocean City, Maryland
Friday, February 6-Sunday, February 8, 2015
Christmas Outreach Project
Tuesday, November 11, 1:30—3:30 pm
Youth are needed to help us
set up the “Angel Tree” and
get organized for our
Christmas Service Project.
It’s a Montgomery County
Public School half-day. Come
meet in Fellowship Hall for a fun afternoon!
SSL hours will be available. Contact the Spencer
family with questions. 301-888-0617.
Youth Info: 2014-2015 School Year
This year, the scheduled sign ups and all the required
forms for Youth Events are posted online. Please go to
www.faithworkshere.com/youth.html to find them.
NOVEMBER 2014
Each year the Baltimore-Washington Conference
Sponsors a HUGE youth event (over 5000 people
attend!) at the Ocean City, MD Convention Center for
youth in grades 6-12. It’s a weekend away to step back
and listen to popular Christian bands, inspirational
speakers (Reggie Dabbs is back this year!), and to learn
about the amazing love of Jesus Christ!
We bus over together on Friday afternoon, February
6th, and will stay at the Hilton Oceanfront Suites until
Sunday afternoon. Generally, we spend the weekend
together as a youth group sitting together at the
Convention Center, hanging out on the Boardwalk on
Saturday afternoon, and eating our meals together. For
more information on the program, schedule, rules, and
other info, please head over to: www.bwcumc.org/
rock/. If you would like to participate this year – either
as a youth or an adult chaperone (anyone is invited to
help out – you don’t have to have a youth-aged person
in your house!) It’s $100 to attend (adults are free), but
scholarships are available!
Please contact Pastor Kathryn at:
[email protected] no later than
Dec. 7 to join or for more info.
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Stewardship Potluck Brunch- Sunday, Nov. 16
11:15 am, Fellowship Hall
The annual Faith UMC Stewardship Campaign is about to
begin. You will receive information about our church’s efforts to
build a firm financial basis for 2015. The campaign will culminate
Sunday, November 16 when you will be invited to bring your
commitment card for 2015 to the altar to be blessed.
As is our tradition at Faith, we will celebrate this commitment
after the 10:00 am worship service on Sunday, November 16 with
a delicious potluck lunch. A meat dish, vegetarian alternative,
dessert, and soft drink will be supplied. Please bring a dish, as
designated below, to share with others.
Families, whose last names begin with A through K, please
bring a salad or cold side dish.
Families whose last names begin with L through U, please
bring a hot side dish.
Families whose last names begin with V through Z, please
bring bread or rolls.
Potluck contributions may be dropped off in the kitchen prior
to the 10 am worship service. Feel free to mark your dish with
baking/warming instructions and volunteers will prepare
everything while we worship. Come enjoy this celebration of our
church’s commitment. For more info, contact Bill Jones
301-972-0043.
Serving This Month —
November
Acolytes:
November 2: Billy Moore
November 9: Kristina Savell
November 16: Thomas Clark
November 23: Julia Evans
November 30:TBD
Card Ministry: JoAnn Rice
Communion Servers: Carol & Gordon Henley
Communion Stewards: Carol & Doug
Dismukes
Coffee Hour:
November 2: The Savell family
November 9: Hoover/McCurdy Circle
November 16: Stewardship Potluck Brunch
November 23: Greg & Kathryn Holden
November 30: TBD
Greeters :
November 2: John Redding
November 9: Karen & Glenn Simpson
November 16: Trish Clark
November 23: Joan & John Kelly
November 30: Janice & Bill Jones
Pew Steward: Debbie Spriggs
Heavenly Harvest, 2014
Thank you to everyone involved
in making Heavenly Harvest, 2014 a success. We were able to
support a lot of different groups including: UMCOR, Tuko Pamoja,
A Wider Circle, Chikumbuso, and the family Stepping Stones
shelter. We really appreciated the help of over 50 Faith
members. A special thanks to the Faith Youth and the Boy Scouts
who helped us set up. We know a lot of members and friends of
Faith came to eat and shop- THANK YOU!!
Faith Christmas Cookie Exchange
Sunday, Dec.14, 9:30—11:30 am
Tired feet from standing on your hard kitchen floor?
Aching back from rolling out dough? Can't bake
anymore? Families often demand multiple kinds of
cookies for the holiday season, and that means
hours of toiling in the hot kitchen instead of sipping nog in the
living room with everyone else. Fear not…
Faith Youth is here to help!
During Fellowship Time on December 14th from 9:30-10 am
and 11-11:30 am, we'll be hosting a cookie exchange in
Fellowship Hall. It's simple: bring several dozen of your favorite
kind of cookies to Fellowship Hall (by 9:15am if possible), and so
will everyone else. Buy a plastic box from the youth for $10, and
fill it as full as you can with as many different kinds of cookies as
you want, and enjoy the wonderful holiday variety without all of
the effort! All proceeds benefit the Youth Mission Trip!
NOVEMBER 2014
THE GOOD NEWS
Projection:
November 2: Debbie Spriggs
November 9 Woody Machalek
November 16: Gina Dawson
November 23: Chuck Spencer
November 30:Woody Machalek
Sound: Doug Dismukes, John Kelly
Security/Lock-Up:
October 26-November 1: Steve Wege
November 2-8: Bob Graves
November 9-15: Bill Maas
November16-22: Bill Beisner
November 23-29: Ken Ayres
November 30-December 6: Tim Evans
Ushers (10:00 am):
November 2: Mike Halverson*, Laurie
Halverson, Gary Clark
November 9: Bill Maas*, Gearold Knowles,
Glenn Simpson, Don Woodrow
November 16: Jay Moore*, Elease Bruner,
Edward Bruner, Alisa Machalek
November 23: Joe Breen*, Ann Tognetti, Bill
Jones, Ned Hopper
November 30: Kathy Cowles*, Terrie
Tuckman, Candice Wilson, David Brown
* Head Usher
The Office will be closed Thanksgiving Day
& Friday, November 28th for the holiday.
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Nov 9
Steve & Tracy Clark
Nov 1
Linda Billingsley
Nov 2
Jeff Stefan
Nov 4
Carrie Simpson
Nov 5
Trip Buel, Martha Dahlstrom
Nov 7
Rocky Jones, Tim Angel
Nov 9
Sara Romeyn
Nov 25 Chuck & Donna Taylor
Nov 11
Hank Breen
Nov 26 Gordon & Carol Henley
Nov 12
Kitty Jones, Jan Spencer
Nov 13
Gerane Sever
Nov 14
Mary Hamilton, JoAnn Rice, Dave Savell
Nov 15
Toby Peterson, Andrew Spencer
Nov 16
Matthew Salaj
Nov 17
Dona Love, Claire Mahoney, Courtney Wege
Nov 18
Sam Barrow, Laura Moore
Nov 20
Ned Hopper, John Rice
We Celebrate the Birth of:
Nov 21
Paul Renas, John Tomlinson
Nov 23
Nancy Kuhn, Bill Warshauer
Sylas Carter Aparaka, born on September 25th,
to Erika and Hareen Aparaka.
He joins big brother, Sydney at home.
Nov 25
Elease Bruner, Joan Qualls
Nov 27
Will Evans
Nov 29
Hannah Stefan, James Wyderko
Nov 30
Mary Elizabeth Hurt
Nov 12 Paul & Libby Renas
Nov 17 Bill & Patti Beisner
Nov 21 Charles & Barbara Grimsley
Nov 24 Kem & Anna Stokes
Member Directory Changes
Sandy & Larry Larkin family
14705 Botany Way
Gaithersburg, MD 20878
Pat Tomlinson
New Home Phone: 301-598-1249
New Email: [email protected]
Our Christian love and sympathy are
extended to Janice Moon and family on the
death of Martin Moon on October 28. A
memorial service will be held at Faith on
Saturday, November 8, at 11:00 a.m. followed
by a committal service in the Memorial
Garden and a reception in the Fellowship Hall.
A Special Thank-You from Pastor Corey
Sharpe
The letter below was written by Rev. Dr. Corey Sharpe, who served
Faith as Associate Pastor for six years from 2005 to 2010.
I have finally completed a Doctor of Ministry program at Fuller
Theological Seminary in Pasadena, CA. I began that process and
completed my first two years of this program while I while I was a
pastor at Faith Church. I owe a special thanks to all
of you for your encouragement and support during
that time.
by Thursday, November 20th. If you
have any questions or to email your
submissions contact Elizabeth Bono,
editor at: [email protected] or
301-881-1881.
Many thanks to our October office
volunteers: Erna Benjamin & Kay
McCarty & our Good News typing
assistant, Mary Jane Wolcott.
Thanks for your consideration.
Rev. Corey Sharpe
Pastor, Susquehanna United Methodist Charge
3602 Level Village Road, Havre de Grace, MD
NOVEMBER 2014
December Good News Items are due
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9:00am
Preschool
9:00am
Preschool
Thanksgiving
Feast
23
8:00, 8:45, 11:20 am Adult Study Groups
8:30am Nursery for Infants & Toddlers
8:45 am Holy Grounds- Casual Worship
10:00am Child/Youth Sunday School
10:00 am Traditional Worship
9:30, 11:00 am Fellowship Time
1:30-7:00 pm Mizo UMC
6:00 pm Youth Group
30
8:00, 8:45, 11:20 am Adult Study Groups
8:30am Nursery for Infants & Toddlers
8:45 am Holy Grounds- Casual Worship
10:00am Child/Youth Sunday School
10:00 am Traditional Worship
9:30, 11:00 am Fellowship Time
1:30-7:00 pm Mizo UMC
17
9:00am
Preschool
6:30pm GS
Troop 3643
7:30 pm Girl
Scout Troop
6430–
Ambassadors
16
8:00, 8:45 am Adult Study Groups
8:30 am Nursery for Infants & Toddlers
8:45 am Holy Grounds- Casual Worship
9:00 am—2:00 pm Heavenly Harvest
10:00 am Child/Youth Sunday School
10:00 am Traditional Worship
9:30, 11:00 am Fellowship Time
1:30-7:00 pm Mizo UMC
7:00pm Book Discussion, Proof of
Heaven
25
9:00 am Preschool
1:15 pm Peace
Mission Dance
7:30 pm Mission
Committee
8:00 pm AA Tues
18
9:00 am Preschool
1:00 pm Peace
Mission Dance
8:00pm AA Tues
11
Veterans Day Holiday
9:00 am Preschool
12:00pm Monthly
Staff Meeting
1:00 pm Peace
Mission Dance
8:00 pm AA Tuesday
Night
10
9:00am
Preschool
9:30am Lydia
UMC Circle
6:30pm GS
Office Unit 339 Meeting –
FH
9
8:00, 8:45, 11:20 am Adult Study Groups
8:30 am Nursery for Infants & Toddlers
8:45 am Holy Grounds- Casual Worship
10:00 am Child/Youth Sunday School
10:00 am Traditional Worship
9:30, 11:00 am Fellowship Time
1:30-7:00 pm Mizo UMC
6:00 pm Youth Group
TUES
4
9:00 am Preschool
1:00pm Peace Mission
Dance
7:30 pm SPRC
8:00 pm AA Tuesday
Night
MON
2
3
8:00, 8:45, 11:20 am Adult Study Groups 9:00 am
8:30am Nursery for Infants & Toddlers
Preschool
8:45 am Holy Grounds -Casual Worship
6:45pm Girl
10:00 am Child/Youth Sunday School
Scout Office
10:00 am Traditional Worship
Unit 33-9
9:30, 11:00 am Fellowship Time
Meeting
1:30-7:00 pm Mizo UMC
SUN
26
Preschool Closed
8:00 pm AA Weds Night
19
9:00 am Preschool
7:30 pm Church Council
8:00 pm AA Weds Night
12
9:00 am Preschool
7:30 pm Camera Club
7:30 pm Finance
Committee
8:00 pm AA Weds Night
5
9:00 am Preschool
7:30 pm Camera Club –
Competition-OpenElectronic
7:30 pm Finance
Committee
8:00 pm AA Weds Night
WEDS
1
SAT
18
7
9:00 am Preschool
10:00 am
Preschool Cooks
4:00 pm Peace
Mission
Dance
FRI
27
Thanksgiving Day
Offices & Preschool closed
20
9:00 am Preschool
12:00 pm OA
1:00pm Preschool Feast
Shopping Set Up
6:15 pm Women of Faith
7:00 pm Not a Silent Night Class
7:00 pm Bells of Faith
8:00 pm Chancel Choir
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Day after
Thanksgiving
Holiday-Offices
& Preschool
closed
29
22
21
9:00 am Preschool
9:00 am Preschool
Shopping for Feast
4:00 pm Peace
Mission Dance
Group
15
13
14
9:00 am Preschool
9:00am Preschool
10:30am Preschool Manners Day 4:00 pm Peace
12:00 pm OA
Mission
7:00 pm Not a Silent Night Class
Dance
7:00pm Preschool Board of
Directors
7:00 pm Bells of Faith
8:00 pm Chancel Choir
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9:00 am Preschool
12:00 pm OA
6:15 pm Women of Faith
7:00 pm Not a Silent Night Class
7:00 pm Bells of Faith
8:00 pm Chancel Choir
THURS