chanute first united methodist church - february 2013 newsletter

9:00 am 9:00 am 9:00 am 9:00 am

Traditional Worship

in the Sanctuary

10:10 am10:10 am10:10 am10:10 am

Sunday School Time

11:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am

Contemporary Worship in the Fellowship Hall

OUT OF MY MIND by Dr. Dyton L. Owen

O P E N H E A R T S , O P E N M I N D S , O P E N D O O R S

Attendance for

Attendance for

Attendance for

Attendance for

January 2013

January 2013

January 2013

January 2013

6th6th6th6th $7,242

13th13th13th13th $5,909

20th20th20th20th $4,571

27th27th27th27th GIVE!

Gifts for

Gifts for

Gifts for

Gifts for

January 2013

January 2013

January 2013

January 2013

2013 Monthly Budget 2013 Monthly Budget 2013 Monthly Budget 2013 Monthly Budget NeedsNeedsNeedsNeeds————$24,323

We uphold the United Methodist Church by our PRAYERS, PRESENCE, GIFTS, SERVICE & WITNESS

January Total Gifts Received to DateJanuary Total Gifts Received to DateJanuary Total Gifts Received to DateJanuary Total Gifts Received to Date $17,722

DecemberDecemberDecemberDecember IncomeIncomeIncomeIncome

*$37,393

DecemberDecemberDecemberDecember ExpenseExpenseExpenseExpense

*($29,037)

DecemberDecemberDecemberDecember Net GainNet GainNet GainNet Gain *$8,356

YearYearYearYear----totototo----DateDateDateDate IncomeIncomeIncomeIncome

*$304,264

YearYearYearYear----totototo----DateDateDateDate ExpenseExpenseExpenseExpense

*($320,641)

YearYearYearYear----totototo----DateDateDateDate Net LossNet LossNet LossNet Loss

*($16,377)

* As of the end of December 2012* As of the end of December 2012* As of the end of December 2012* As of the end of December 2012

F E B R U A R Y , 2 0 1 3

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Making Disciples

…...Changing

the World

O U R M I S S I O N S T A T E M E N T :

F I R S T N O T E S

In ancient Rome, the 14th of February was a pagan holiday in honor of Juno, the goddess of women and marriage and the queen of the Roman Gods and goddesses. Later, however, it became a Christian holiday named after a Christian priest. According to one church tradition St. Valentine was a priest near Rome about the year 270 A.D. At that time the Roman Emperor was imprisoning Christians for not worshipping the Roman gods. During this persecu-tion Valentine was arrested. Some say he was arrested because he was performing Christian marriages, but others say it was for helping Christians escape prison. During the trial they asked Valentine what he thought of the Roman gods Jupiter and Mercury. Of course Valentine said they were false gods and that the God that Jesus called Father was the only true God. So the Romans threw

him in prison for insulting the gods. While in prison Valentine continued to minister. He witnessed to the guards. One of the guards was a good man who had adopted a blind girl. He asked Valentine if his God could help his daughter. Valentine prayed and the girl was given her sight. The guard and his whole family, 46 people, believed in Jesus and were baptized. When the emperor heard about this, he was furious that Valentine was still making converts even in prison, so he had Valentine clubbed and beheaded. Valentine knew that he might get caught in his Christian activities. He knew that if he told the court the truth about the Roman gods that he would be thrown in prison. And he knew that if he continued to witness to Christ in the prison he would make his captors

angry. But he continued because he loved the Lord and his fellow humans. He was willing to risk his life to free the prisoners and spread the Good News of Jesus Christ to those who needed to hear it. As Jesus said, "Greater love has no one than this,that he lay down his life for his friends." This is what Valentine did. He loved and cared enough for his friends and loved ones (including his jailors) to introduce them to Jesus at the risk of his life, which he gave. And this is what God did for us. While we were still sinners Jesus died for us. So on this Valentine's Day let us be quick to express our love, not only to our loved ones and friends, but also especially to the Jesus who gave his life so that we would be able to have our sins forgiven and live in peace with God, others and all of creation.

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Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday SchoolSchoolSchoolSchool

6th6th6th6th 75 53 62

13th13th13th13th 58 40 130

20th20th20th20th 80 53 N/A

27th27th27th27th BE HERE! BE HERE! BE HERE!

“Hatred stirs up dissension, but love covers all wrongs. ” ~Proverbs 10:12

F I R S T N O T E S

Alan Johnson Sherrolyn Webb Jean Armstrong Kathy Bercaw Ruth Farmer Joan Howard Carolyn Block Gary Manbeck

Jan Ray Cinda Krenzin

Bill Carter

Sympathies To the Family & Friends of:

Johnny Dighero (brother of Charlie Dighero)

Serving in the Military:

Spc. Logan Klein (son of Tammy Owen)

Cody Klein (son of Tammy Owen)

Larry DeWeese (grandson of Phyllis Deweese)

Josh Genzer (nephew of Alicia Fickel)

Jon Cook (Brother-in-law of Dan & Lisa Mildfelt)

PLEASE NOTE: NAMES SUBMITTED FOR

THE PRAYER CONCERNS LIST WILL BE REMOVED AFTER TWO

WEEKS. PLEASE CALL THE CHURCH OFFICE @ 431-4240

OR E-MAIL [email protected] IF YOU NEED TO ADD OR

CONTINUE A NAME ON THE

PRAYER LIST. THANK YOU!

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WWWWEEEE HAVEHAVEHAVEHAVE BEENBEENBEENBEEN CHALLENGEDCHALLENGEDCHALLENGEDCHALLENGED TOTOTOTO PROVIDEPROVIDEPROVIDEPROVIDE 80 80 80 80 PIESPIESPIESPIES!!!! !!!! !!!! !!!! If you haven’t yet done so and are willing to help us reach our goal through the donation of a pie or cash, you may contact the church office or add your name to the sign up sheet

posted on the Bulletin Board in the downstairs hallway.

PLEASE BE SURE TO LAPLEASE BE SURE TO LAPLEASE BE SURE TO LAPLEASE BE SURE TO LABEL YOUR PIE SO THATBEL YOUR PIE SO THATBEL YOUR PIE SO THATBEL YOUR PIE SO THAT THE SOUPLINE THE SOUPLINE THE SOUPLINE THE SOUPLINE VOLUNTEERS WILL KNOWVOLUNTEERS WILL KNOWVOLUNTEERS WILL KNOWVOLUNTEERS WILL KNOW WHICH KIND YOU BROUWHICH KIND YOU BROUWHICH KIND YOU BROUWHICH KIND YOU BROUGHT.GHT.GHT.GHT.

11:00AM—7:00 PM / Soup ~ Pie ~ Drink @ The Masonic Temple

Tickets are available in the Church office or though Benny Robbins

LOCK-IN January 25 @ 8pm thru

January 26 @ 5pm

We will stay at the Church and Saturday

morning we will leave and go to the Rec

Center in Burlington.

What to bring:

Tennis Shoes Sleeping Bag Pillow Play Clothes PJ’s Swim Suite A Snack to Share ...AND A FRIEND!

First United Methodist Church

K.I.C.S.

Parents: We will be back in town at 5pm and

you can pick your kids up at the Church.


KIDS EXPLAIN LOVE

Question: “What is falling Question: “What is falling Question: “What is falling Question: “What is falling in love like?”in love like?”in love like?”in love like?”

“Like an avalanche where you have to run for your life.”

~John, age 9 “If falling in love is anything like learning how to spell, I don’t want to do it. It takes too long.”

~Glenn, age 7

Question: “What are Question: “What are Question: “What are Question: “What are some surefire ways to some surefire ways to some surefire ways to some surefire ways to

make a person fall in love make a person fall in love make a person fall in love make a person fall in love with you?”with you?”with you?”with you?”

“Tell them that you own a whole bunch of candy stores.”

~Del, age 6 “Don’t do things like have smelly, green sneakers. You might get attention, but attention ain’t the same thing as love.”

~Alonzo, age 9 “Shake your hips and hope for the best.”

~Camille, age 9 Question: “How can you Question: “How can you Question: “How can you Question: “How can you tell if two adults eating tell if two adults eating tell if two adults eating tell if two adults eating dinner at a restaurant dinner at a restaurant dinner at a restaurant dinner at a restaurant

are in love?”are in love?”are in love?”are in love?” “See if the man has lipstick on his face.”

Sandra, age 7 “Lovers will just be staring at each other and their food gets cold. Other people care more about the food.”

Bart, age 9 Question: “How important Question: “How important Question: “How important Question: “How important

is love?”is love?”is love?”is love?” “Love is the most important thing in the world, but baseball is pretty good too.”

Greg, age 8

A NEW YOUNG ADULT (AGES 18—?)

SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS

10:10AM

UPSTAIRS IN ROOM 215 In this DVD-based study, Adam Hamilton guides us through the last 24 hours of Jesus’

life. Each session is designed to help participants experience and understand the significance

of Jesus’ suffering and death in a way you have never done before. Whether you are a

long-time Christian or simply curious about the story of Christ’s crucifixion, you are invited

to join us as we retrace the last 24 ours of Jesus’ life.

Tim & Parrian Hatch and Patty Dighero will be our facilitators.

Retrace the path

of Jesus’ Ministry

in this Study by

Adam Hamilton DVD Segment & Devotions / Scripture & Discussion

Begins Sunday morning, February 3rd 10:10—10:55am

Room 112 By the Parlor

You are welcome to study with the Faith Seekers Class any Sunday!

I N O T H E R N E W S . . . . .

Today’s Concerns, Thank you for your thoughtfulness for including Otterbein on your Christmas list.

Charles Follmer Director

Thank you for your donations to the Otterbein Food Pantry. It is very much appreciat-ed. It will enable us to help many area families.

Charles Follmer Director

Imagine that no volunteers showed up for their responsibilities next Sunday morning. The pastor would still proclaim God’s Word. You might have a staff professional to play a keyboard, leading you in singing God’s praise (but probably not a praise band or choir). It might be hard to find a service folder or bulletin as you arrived, and as you left, you might have to look for a way to leave your offering. It’s likely children’s programs and other opportunities for Christian education would need to be cancelled. And you probably wouldn’t have coffee to sip or munchies to share.

O U R C H U RC H

Mission Committee Mission Committee Mission Committee Mission Committee The December Mission December Mission December Mission December Mission Penny Penny Penny Penny collection to UMCOR for Hurricane Sandy relief totaled $360.85 Advent Offering Advent Offering Advent Offering Advent Offering to Fellowman International: $1,345.00 TTTTHANKHANKHANKHANK YOUYOUYOUYOU SOSOSOSO MUCHMUCHMUCHMUCH FORFORFORFOR YOURYOURYOURYOUR

GENEROUSGENEROUSGENEROUSGENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONSCONTRIBUTIONSCONTRIBUTIONSCONTRIBUTIONS!!!!!!!! January Mission January Mission January Mission January Mission Pennies Pennies Pennies Pennies will go to the USD 413 CES Emergency Lunch Fund. This fund is needed to help elementary school children when they forget to bring lunch money or their lunch ticket money is all used up. Without these funds, the children go hungry or teachers use personal funds to cover the cost for the school lunch.

The Missions Committee is planning a soup supper for the residents at the Safari Apartments on Sunday evening January 27th! If you would like to help with this event and are not on the Missions committee, please contact Deanne Schoenberger.

Dough for DoughDough for DoughDough for DoughDough for Dough The F.I.S.H. (Fellowship Is Sending Help) Committee reminds you to stop by the parlor and pick up a homemade treat on Sunday, February 10th. All members are welcomed and encouraged to help with this effort through purchasing or baking treats. Money collected goes towards helping other churches in need.

Another Tuesday Another Tuesday Another Tuesday Another Tuesday Evening Meal! Evening Meal! Evening Meal! Evening Meal! The meal is served from 5—6pm. Our church’s next time to serve will be March 5th. We will need desserts and help. Please contact Charlene at 431-4560 (work) or 431-4023 (home) or at [email protected] if you can help or donate a dessert. The Another Tuesday Evening Meal is for anyone wanting to come. We ask for donations only to help with the cost of food.

Pantry SundayPantry SundayPantry SundayPantry Sunday Sunday, February 24th Don’t forget to bring a

sack with you for the food pantry collection!

Roses are red, our hair is gray,Roses are red, our hair is gray,Roses are red, our hair is gray,Roses are red, our hair is gray, Come share some fun on this special day!Come share some fun on this special day!Come share some fun on this special day!Come share some fun on this special day!

You are invited to this gathering to share You are invited to this gathering to share You are invited to this gathering to share You are invited to this gathering to share Stories of your first “true love”.Stories of your first “true love”.Stories of your first “true love”.Stories of your first “true love”.

Is your first true love a bike, or a book?Is your first true love a bike, or a book?Is your first true love a bike, or a book?Is your first true love a bike, or a book? Is it the way she/he gave you that first look?Is it the way she/he gave you that first look?Is it the way she/he gave you that first look?Is it the way she/he gave you that first look?

SWEETHEART GATHERING Wednesday, February 13th

10:30am Join us in the Fellowship Hall for

sweet treats and stories. Sponsored by the Ministry of Caring


WRITE IT DOWN!WRITE IT DOWN!WRITE IT DOWN!WRITE IT DOWN!

An 80-year-old couple was worried because they kept forgetting things all the time. The doctor assured them there was nothing seriously wrong except old age, and suggested they carry a notebook and write things down

so they wouldn't forget.

Several days later, the old man got up to go to the kitchen. His wife said, "Dear, get me a bowl of ice cream while you're up." "Okay," he said. "...and put some chocolate syrup on it and a few cherries, too," she added. "You'd better write all this down." "I won't forget!"

he said.

Twenty minutes later he came back into the room and handed his wife a plate of scram-bled eggs and bacon. She glared at him. "Now, I told you to write it down! I knew you'd forget." "What did I forget?" he asked. She replied, "My toast!"

- AUTHOR UNKNOWN -

Paul’s words in Romans 12:1:

Therefore, I urge you, brothers, in view of God’s mercy, to offer your bodies as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to God — this is your spiritual act of

worship.

Paul calls us to give our entire selves and all we say, do, and think, to God in response to his mercy. Doing that is worship. Paul’s words give us a new way to view the many volunteers who serve in our church. These people come, not only to worship, but also to serve. They’re a physical reminder, a picture of the truth that worship and service go hand in hand, all day, every day. So to all of you who volunteer, whether you fold bulletins, play an instrument, usher, sing, greet, or clean up doughnut crumbs and coffee grounds after everyone leaves, thank you! If you teach or un-lock the doors, thank you! If you count the offering or straighten the chairs, thank you! Whatever your service, thank you for adding service to your worship. Thank you for worshiping by serving!

Due to recent budget cuts, we are now seeking some kid friendly volunteers to help out in our church nursery each Sunday. A sign up schedule will be posted just outside the nursery for those who are willing to help out with this important ministry. It is important to remember that when you serve in the nursery, you are being entrusted with the most important members of our church family. "Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of

God belongs to such as these.” (Luke 18:16)

Your help in the church nursery will allow young parents attending church to focus on worship rather than worrying about their children. Please contact the church office @ 431-4240 or [email protected] to schedule a date and time when you will be able to help. (Volunteers will need to have gone through the Safe &

Sacred Spaces Training or be willing to attend a session.)

N U R S E R Y V O L U N T E E R S

N E E D E D !

Did you know that the

church has a YouTube

channel! This means if you

miss a Sunday worship (or

other events) you can go to

www.youtube.com and watch

it later. The worship service

is usually uploaded by

Tuesday.

When you get to YouTube,

just type in the search box:

FUMCChanuteKS

(just as you see it here...it is

case sensitive) and choose

the week you want to

watch...it's that simple!

Thanks to Rick Willis and

Andy Roberts for recording

each week and uploading to

YouTube.

Let us know when you

watch...we'd like to know

how many see it each week.

F U M C O N Y O U T U B E

F I R S T U N I T E D M E T H O D I S T

C H U R C H

First United Methodist Church

202 S. Lincoln

Chanute, KS 66720

620.431.4240

U.S. Postage Paid Non-Profit Org. Chanute, KS

66720 Permit #13

How to become a member.... How to become a member.... How to become a member.... How to become a member.... You are welcome to attend wor-ship services, member or not. For that matter, you can attend any activity of the church and are invited to do so. Becoming a member is, in faith, saying you want a deeper commitment to the church. Our vows ask us to faith-fully participate in the life of the church with our prayers, our presence, our gifts, our service and our witness. We hope you will be a part of the ministry of the First United Methodist Church. If you would like to become a member, please give us: Name(s), address, phone number, e-mail address, anniver-saries, birthdays and if you are already a member of some other church or not. If you are, we also need the name of the church and, if possible, the address. Please give this to the pastor, or leave in the church office.

Return Service Requested

Friday, January 25Friday, January 25Friday, January 25Friday, January 25————Saturday, January 26:Saturday, January 26:Saturday, January 26:Saturday, January 26: Youth Lock-In. Begins at 8pm on January 25th, ends at 5pm on January 26th. (See page 2 for more details.) Thursday, February 7: Thursday, February 7: Thursday, February 7: Thursday, February 7: Operation Soupline being held from 11am—7pm at the Masonic Temple. (See page 2 for more details.) Wednesday, February 13: Wednesday, February 13: Wednesday, February 13: Wednesday, February 13: Sweetheart Banquet to be held in the Fellowship Hall at 10:30am. (See page 4 for more details.)

Ash Wednesday Worship Times to be announced at a later date.

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(Be sure to check inside for more details on these events!)

U P C O M I N G E V E N T S

202 S. LINCOLN202 S. LINCOLN202 S. LINCOLN202 S. LINCOLN CHANUTE, KANSAS 66720CHANUTE, KANSAS 66720CHANUTE, KANSAS 66720CHANUTE, KANSAS 66720

OFFICE HOURS:OFFICE HOURS:OFFICE HOURS:OFFICE HOURS: 8:00AM—5:00PM

CHURCH PHONE:CHURCH PHONE:CHURCH PHONE:CHURCH PHONE: 620-431-4240

WEB SITE:WEB SITE:WEB SITE:WEB SITE: www.fumcchanute.org

CHURCH STAFF:CHURCH STAFF:CHURCH STAFF:CHURCH STAFF:

Pastor:Pastor:Pastor:Pastor: Dr. Dyton L. Owen [email protected]

Director of Adult Ministry & Parish Director of Adult Ministry & Parish Director of Adult Ministry & Parish Director of Adult Ministry & Parish VisitorVisitorVisitorVisitor

Linda Arnett [email protected]

In-Office Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Mornings

Youth Director:Youth Director:Youth Director:Youth Director: Sharon Fritch

[email protected] In-Office Hours: (Yet to be determined.)

Director of Children's Ministries:Director of Children's Ministries:Director of Children's Ministries:Director of Children's Ministries: Madison Wendt

[email protected]

Secretary: Secretary: Secretary: Secretary: Ronda Phillips [email protected]

Treasurer:Treasurer:Treasurer:Treasurer: Parrian Hatch

[email protected] In-Office Hours: Monday, Tuesday,

Wednesday Mornings

Custodian:Custodian:Custodian:Custodian: Karen Shields [email protected]

Maintenance:Maintenance:Maintenance:Maintenance: Jim Schoenberger Music Director:Music Director:Music Director:Music Director: Russ Vallier

[email protected]

Organist:Organist:Organist:Organist: Terri DeGeer [email protected]

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 6:00 am Prayer Group, 107

2

3 Communion 2:00 pm Worship

Service held at the High-rise Apartments

2:00 pm Scout Mtg., 215 6:30 pm KICS

* See Regular Sunday Schedule

4 8:30 am Needle N Yarn Group, Parlor 9:30 am Genesis to Revelation Bible Study, 112 11:00 am Walkercize,

FH 6:00 pm Cub Scouts 6:30 pm Quilt Guild, FH

5 9:30 am Ladies Bible Study, 107 5:30 pm Ladies Bible Study, 107 6:00 pm Cub Scouts 7:00 pm Trustees,

103 7:00 pm Compas-sionate Friends, 112

6 11:00 am Walkercize,

FH

6:00 pm Cub Scouts 6:00 pm Choir 6:00 pm AWANA 7:30 pm Bell Choir

7 5:30 pm Worship

Mtg., 107


9

10 Dough for

Dough 2:00 pm St. Cecelia’s 6:30 pm KICS



FH 6:00 pm Cub Scouts

12 9:00 am Ministry of Caring, 103 9:30 am Ladies Bible Study, 107 5:30 pm Ladies Bible Study, 107 6:00 pm Cub Scouts 7:00 pm Church Council, 107

13 Ash Ash Ash Ash

WednesdayWednesdayWednesdayWednesday 10:30 am Sweet-heart Banquet, FH 6:00 pm AWANA 6:00 pm Cub Scouts 6:00 pm Choir 7:30 pm Bell Choir

14


16

17

6:30 pm KICS * See Regular Sunday

Schedule


FH 6:00 pm Cub Scouts 7:00 pm Boomer Link

19 9:30 am Ladies Bible Study, 107 1:30 pm Today’s Concerns, Parlor 5:30 pm Ladies Bible Study, 107 6:00 pm Cub Scouts 6:30 pm Church & Society, Applewood 6:30 pm Missions,

112


FH

6:00 pm AWANA 6:00 pm Cub Scouts 6:00 pm Choir 7:30 pm Bell Choir

21


23

24 Pantry

Sunday

6:30 pm KICS



FH 6:00 pm Cub Scouts

26 9:30 am Ladies Bible Study, 107 1:00 pm Newsletter Crew, 107 5:30 pm Ladies Bible Study, 107 6:00 pm Cub Scouts


FH

6:00 pm AWANA 6:00 pm Cub Scouts 6:00 pm Choir 7:30 pm Bell Choir

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9:00 am 9:00 am 9:00 am 9:00 am

Traditional Worship Time (Sanctuary)

10:10 am 10:10 am 10:10 am 10:10 am

Sunday School

11:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am

Contemporary Worship Time (Fellowship Hall)

* Regular Sunday

February 2013

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 � Exodus 27—28 Matthew 21:1—22

� Jamie Oatman

2 � Exodus 29—30

Matthew 21:23—46

� Bill Armstrong

Alan Johnson Sarah Osborn

Chelsea Pennington

3 Communion

� Exodus 31—33 Matthew 22:1—22

� Hazel Blair Rose MItchell

4 � Exodus 34—35

Matthew 22:23—46

� Sara Fogle

Devin March

5 �

Exodus 36—38 Matthew 23:1—22

� Brady Alonzo

Linda Funk Todd Lickteig

6 � Exodus 39—40

Matthew 23:23—39

� Jessica Cagle

Wesley Roecker

7 �

Leviticus 1—3 Matthew 24:1—28

�

Mackenzie Leroy

8 �


� Jacob Caldwell

Chelsea Reed Mark Wendt

9 �


� Tyler Dillow Alicia Fickel

Tommy Thompson

10 Dough for Dough

� Leviticus 8—10

Matthew 25:31—46

� Kelsi Jackett

11 � Leviticus 11—12 Matthew 26:1—25

� Frank Brazle

Debbie Carpenter

12 �

Leviticus 13 Matthew 26:26—50

� Matthew Willis

13 Ash Ash Ash Ash

WednesdayWednesdayWednesdayWednesday �

Leviticus 14 Matthew 26:51—75

� Brenda Krumm


� Peggy Myers Isabella Baughn Diann Young


� Terry Cathers

Staci DeGeer Bryan Rehmert


� Seth Martin John Mishler

Austin Rickabaugh Cynthia Springer

17 � Leviticus 21—22 Matthew 28

� No Birthdays

18 � Leviticus 23—24 Mark 1:1—22

� Roy Myers

Judy McCready

19 �

Leviticus 25 Mark 1:23—45

� Steve Twente

Christopher Hatch

20 �

Leviticus 26—27 Mark 2

� Brad Finley

21 �

Numbers 1—2 Mark 3:1—19

� Barbara Helton

Virginia Solomon

22 �

Number 3—4 Mark 3:20—35

� Bob Geiger

23 �


� Earl Morgan

Anthony Wendt

24 Pantry Sunday �


� Carlie Almond

Jerrad Myers

25 � Numbers 9—11 Mark 5:1—20

� Suzanne Finn

26 �


� Natalie Mildfelt

27 �


� Mary Hansen Randy Jenkins

28 � Numbers 17—19 Mark 6:30—56

� Ann Hutchison

February 2013

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