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March 2019

Lutheran Church of the Master Connecting People to God

4800 N Ramsey Rd • Coeur d’Alene ID 83815

208-765-1002 • office@lcmcda.org • www.lcmcda.org

LCM connections

3/5 Fat Tuesday Jazz Mass 3/6 Ash Wednesday Soup Supper/Worship 3/10 Daylight Savings Time BEGINS 3/13 Lenten Soup Supper/Worship 3/15 Newsletter Deadline 3/19 & 24 Family Promise Hosting 3/20 Lenten Soup Supper/Worship 3/27 Lenten Soup Supper/Worship

4/3 Lenten Soup Supper/Worship 4/10 Lenten Soup Supper/Worship 4/14 Palm Sunday—TWO Worship Services Cantata @ 11am worship 4/18 Maundy Thursday 4/19 Good Friday 4/21 Easter—ONE Worship Srvs 10am followed by an Egg Hunt

Mar 3 Exodus 34:29-35 Psalm 99 2 Corinthians 3:12—4:2 Luke 9:28-26

Mar 10 Deuteronomy 26:1-11 Psalm 91:1-2, 9-16 Romans 10:8b-13 Luke 4:1-13

Mar 17 Genesis 15:1-12,17-18 Psalm 27 Philippians 3:17—4:1 Luke 13:31-35

Mar 24 Isaiah 55:1-9 Psalm 63:1-8 1 Corinthians 10:1-13 Luke 13:1-9

Mar 31 Joshua 5:9-12 Psalm 32 2 Corinthians 5:16-21 Luke 13:1-9

During Lent, LCM members and friends have enjoyed gathering together on Wednesdays for soup, bread, and conversation before attending the evening service. This year, the first supper will be on March 6th at 6pm. Sign-up in Schmidt Hall to help with setup and cleanup; plus, take a turn bringing a pot of soup, and bread n’ butter for the potluck. Coffee is provided. See you there! Questions? Contact Eula Hickam, 208-661-3228 or ehickum@gmail.com.

Co-Hosting—March 19 & 21

Please volunteer to provide a dinner

host a dinner and/or host overnight

by contacting Dan Harris at 208-449-9622 or dand.harris41@gmail.com.

DEAR LCM FRIENDS,

Thank you so very much for all your prayers, support, and love during Emmett’s recent illness. We really felt God’s presence throughout his treatments and now in his recovery. Many thanks to you and God’s continued blessings and love be with you.

~The Reitmans

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Pastor Bob Albing 208-765-1002

pastor808@gmail.com

LCM Office Hours/Staff: Office Hours: 9am-3pm Mon-Fri

Pastor: Bob Albing Director of Youth & Family: Beckie Jenicek Office Administrator: Romona Morris Organist/Accompanist: Jeff Barnes Choir Director: Larry Almeida

Nursery: Glenda Cabrera Pastor Emeritus: Karl Schmidt

“Spend enough time in a state of frenetic shallowness and you permanently reduce your capacity to perform deep work.” ~Cal Newport

Lent is a time to go deep. The theme chosen for this program year was “Looking Back, Moving Forward, Growing Deeper.” We have done a lot of the first two. We have looked back and celebrated, we have moved forward with decisions, plans and programs, so now we need to focus on Growing Deeper. And Lent is a great time for that. It is also a vitally necessary time. In the past 10 years you know what has happened to our society. We all have become connected and disconnected in unimaginable ways. We have at our finger tips the means to be distracted every waking hour of our day. We have the capability to be connected electronically with people around the world and from every aspect of our lives and yet we are more lonely then ever before.

During the Christian season of Lent, we take 5 weeks to read and listen and sing about Jesus confronting those who misunderstood him. He sets them all straight and he pays for it with his life, on the cross. There are many things you can accuse Jesus of, but one of them is NOT shallowness. Jesus went deep with the people he met. He touched people on

the soul level. And it all started with 40 days in the wilderness.

Jesus was baptized in the Jordan River, heard the voice of God tell him who he was and from there went into a place of emptiness, the wilderness, the desert. He was alone. And I think that is where you and I do our best and deepest work, when we journey with Jesus in those lonely places. We do deep work when we are not distracted and outraged at the latest insanity. We grow deeper when we allow God to work in and through us. And it begins Ash Wednesday with a reminder that our time is limited.

A wise friend reminded me this week that the Lenten journey is not about progress but process. We goal-oriented types love to make progress but Lent calls us into the process of letting God restore our soul and heal our heart. Do you have something more important to do? ~Pr. Bob Albing

In the event of a Pastoral Emergency, and you are unable to reach Pastor Bob, please call…

Pastor Dan 208-664-5743 / 507-298-0323 Trinity Lutheran Church

Pastor Matt 208-773-5321 / 360-296-3070 Trinity Lutheran Church

George Lacy 208-660-6330

Eastern Washington-Idaho Synod

Resources available at

www.ewaidsynod.org: Bishop Kuempel’s Message tab to read her latest message.

Cross Connection Tab to read Synod newsletters.

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from the February 2019 Council Meeting

• Welcome to the new council members elected at the Annual Meeting: Susan Almeida, Dan Panther, Bud Green, Ann Halbert; plus Hayley Lake, who was re-elected to serve another term. CONGRATULATIONS to the 2019 Council Officers: Kristine Wold, President; Susan Almeida, Vice President; Dave Jacobson, Secretary; Jody Harris, Treasurer.

• Thanks to all who set up, brought food, served, cleaned up and participated in the Annual Meeting. Many decisions were made that continue the mission and vision of LCM. Becky Kramer and the Nominating Committee did a great job of presenting a slate of candidates for election to the council.

• Jody Harris, Treasurer, has simplified the accounting system making it easier to understand for the council and committees. She has faithfully served as a “Sunday Chat” leader for youth as well. Thanks for everything you do, Jody!

• There is a beautiful new lectern in the Gathering Place thanks to the woodworking skills and artistry of Gary Gemar.

• The mailboxes in Schmidt Hall have been removed and a new storage system for name tags is in development. Updating the main building continues with plans for painting SH and installing new vinyl flooring in the serving area, kitchen, and bathrooms.

• Members of the LAM Christian Academy Board attended the February council meeting to share their addendum to the new lease agreement and answer questions. LCM’s congregation council took their comments under advisement and will continue to work out the details of the lease before it expires on July 31, 2019. ~Your Council

2019 Church Council Members Kristine Wold, President 208-660-4410 kwoldhl@aol.com Susan Almeida, VP 208-659-9636 scbrammer49@gmail.com Dave Jacobson, Secretary 208-277-6731 opensky502@gmail.com Jody Harris, Treasurer 801-450-6879 djtlharris@cs.com Bob Albing, Pastor 208-765-1002 pastor808@gmail.com Dan Harris 208-449-9622 dand.harris41@gmail.com Erin Kingsbury 208-305-3548 nonameavailable9@gmail.com Hayley Lake 509-710-1960 hnlake@live.com Bud Green 208-719-0092 loisgreen2965@sbcglobal.net Ann Halbert 208-651-9728 jk8223@roadrunner.com Dan Panther 509-953-1552 danpanthercda@gmail.com

Hidden Object.

Search the newsletter for the hidden object, when you find it, let the church office know which page you found it on (other than on this page) by March 15th, if you’re correct, you’ll be entered in a drawing to possibly win a prize.

Congratulations to Judie Vincken, the winner of the February Hidden Object drawing.

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Some of them are: • Thank you for Thrivent Choice Dollars and their support of youth and family ministries in 2019. • Beckie Jenicek spending snowy weekends at Lutherhaven with our youth and the memories created for the kids. • Fellowship outreach at LCM; thank you for the coffee hour hosts each Sunday. • Pastor Bob’s opportunity for a sabbatical to refresh, look back, move forward, and grow deeper. • Epiphanies—big and small a-ha moments that open our hearts, minds, and relationships. • The upcoming gardening season at our community garden.

• Thanks for a full 9-member church council. • Gratitude for the flurry of prayers that are ongoing for our needs, wants, questions, praises, and thank you’s. • The number of LAM students who claim Pastor Bob as their pastor. • Thanks to Shelly Matthews for her faithful years of leadership and devotion to LAM Christian Academy. • Kristine Wold’s willingness to chair church council in 2019. • The opportunities of moving closer to a signed lease with LAM. • Thanks to the service that cleans our parking lot and sidewalks of winter snow; and the janitorial services that clean our buildings. • Thanks for our musicians at the worship services who offer another dimension to connect with God and others. • Praise for the miraculous improvement in health of Emmett Reitman over the last 45 days.

LCM Book Group. A Hope More Powerful Than The Sea, The

Journey of Doaa Al Zamel, One Refugee’s Incredible Story of Love, Loss and Survival by Melissa Fleming tells the true story of a Syrian girl whose life was upended in 2011 by her country’s civil war. She and her family escape to Egypt, but life for Syrians there is very dangerous. Doaa and her fiance decide to flee Egypt and go to Europe for the safety and education offered there, but four days after setting sail on a dilapidated fishing boat along with five hundred other refugees their boat is struck and begins to sink. Doaa’s struggle for survival depends on her staying strong and not losing hope. Author Melissa Fleming is Head of Communications and Chief Spokesperson for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. This is an extraordinary story of the strength of the human spirit against overwhelming odds. Join the LCM Book Group for discussion on Tuesday, March 19th, 5:30pm at The Well-Read Moose bookstore in Riverstone. For more information, contact Kristine Wold at 208-660-4410.

Lutheran Church of the Master

is overflowing with blessings… … …

LCM Book Group

Future Selections

April Force of Nature

by Jane Harper

May

Accidental Further Adventures of the

Hundred-Year-Old Man by Jonas Jonasson

June

Monk of Mokha by Dave Eggers

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VBS June 17—21 9am-12pm K-5th Grade

VBS is one of our main outreaches to the community, with the opportunity to share Jesus with those who might not otherwise have the chance to learn about Him by providing a fun, creative, learning environment for grades K-5 and leadership opportunities for grades 6-12. To make this successful, we need help from our members. There will be sign-up sheets in Schmidt Hall for help in the following areas: crafts, snacks, games, music, and adults leaders Please let Ingrid Yates 208-660-3213, Katie Morrisroe 208-772-7491, or Beckie Jenicek 208-755-0995 know ASAP of you can help during this week.

April 13th & 20th

Join in spring cleaning our church home. Please come and get the church ready for Easter. There are cleaning opportunities both inside and outside.

Many hands make light work.

Easter Lilies This Easter season we will again adorn our worship service with silk lilies (used to allow those with allergies to still enjoy worship). Honor or memorialize someone by making a donation to the Worship Flower/Special Music Fund. This money will be used to freshen our worship flowers and invite special musicians throughout the year. Complete the Worship Flower form (inserted in your bulletins beginning March 17th). In order to be included in the bulletin, the form must be received in the office by April 14th

Lent The season of Lent begins

on Ash Wednesday (MAR 6th) through

Good Friday (APR 19th)

During Lent, we will meet on Wednesdays: 3/6, 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, 4/3, 4/10

at 6pm for a Soup Supper Potluck followed by 7pm worship service.

Holy Week & Easter

4/14: Palm Sunday—TWO worship services, 9am and 11am; Cantata at 11am worship

4/18: Maundy Thursday—7pm in the Sanctuary

4/19: Good Friday—7pm in the GP

4/21: Easter Sunday—ONE worship service, 10am in the GP; Easter Egg Hunt after worship

JUNE 8

The annual church garage sale is scheduled for Saturday, June

8th; please hang on to any reusable items even if they need some minor repair. If you can't store it please let me know and I will try to save it until then. More information as we get closer to June. Any questions? Contact, Paul & Mary Wollenburg 208-687-0548.

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Thrivent Action Teams Do you have a Thrivent Financial Policy? If you do, you may have Action Teams to use.

Action Teams provide $250 of “seed money” for a project for a non-profit organization. The money can be used to fund the entire project or just a part of it.

Action Teams are applied for online at: https://www.thrivent.com/making-a-

difference/living-generously/thrivent-

action-teams/

For more information or help completing the application, contact

Jody Harris 801-450-6879 | djtlharris@cs.com

March 5th | 7pm St. Mark’s Lutheran Church

316 E 24th Ave, Spokane

Jazz mass with Dan Keberle Jazz musicians Chancel Choir

Guest Preacher: The Very Rev. Heather VanDeventer

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3/6 Pat Fuller

3/9 Melissa DeMotte

3/12 Mallory Morrisroe

3/20 Geoff Flolo

3/23 Lily Schmidt

3/23 Bernard Vincken

3/26 Isla Kingsbury

3/26 Eileen Wilson

3/31 Steve Hagler

3/31 Jim Zipperer

3/8 Barb & Jim Midgley

3/10 Marlys & Lonnie Herington

3/10 Mary Morrow & Pastor Bob

3/14 Amanda & James Soderling

3/30 Pam & Dave Minor

LAM’s spring play is Thursday, March 21st,

1:30pm or 6pm at the Kroc Center. Tickets available at http://lamcda.org

IHOP Women’s Study: Meets every Thursday at 8am at the CDA IHOP. For more information, contact Jeannine Frisque, 208-762-3051.

Evening Women's Bible Study: Tuesday, March 5th, 7pm at Jody Harris’ home: 3991 E Lookout Dr, CDA. We will continue “Life Lessons from Women in the Bible.” For more information, contact Jody at 801-450-6879 or djtlharris@cs.com.

Rebekah Circle: Will meet on Friday, March 8th, 10am, at Diana Wold’s home: 10853 N Seaside St, Hayden. For more information, contact Diana 208-818-4029; AND, Friday, March 22nd, 10am; at Barb Midgley’s home: 3705 Broken Arrow Rd, CDA. For more information, contact Barb 208-699-6115.

Discipleship Bible Study (co-ed): Meets every Thursday, 10:30am in the Narthex. For more information, contact Colleen Jeffers 208-666-8812 or Diana Hodson 208-964-9922.

Men’s Bible Study: Meets every Wednesday, 7am in Schmidt Hall for coffee, fellowship, and bible discussion. For more information, contact Pastor Bob 208-765-1002.

All Ages. Sundays @ 10:10am

Notes from the Treasurer... • The 2019 budget was approved at our January Annual Meeting. This budget reflects a 2.6% increase in offering and LAM Christian Academy income over last year. Please let me know if you have any questions about the budget or financial reports, which are posted on the Council bulle-tin board in Schmidt Hall.

• We spent almost $2,000 more than our income in January with the normal (for January) high bills for snow removal, gas, and electricity. In 2018, we received 6.5% of our annual offering in January. If this holds true for 2019, we will reach our budgeted income.

• If you would like offering envelopes, please let Romona, in the church office, know so that we can get you set up.

• Thrivent Choice Dollars: This is a great season for Thrivent members to live generously through choosing to direct their Thrivent Choice Dollars to your church. (Council, during their February 10th meeting, has designated the 2019 Thrivent Choice Dollars for our Youth & Family Ministry!) The deadline for directing 2018 dollars, is March 31st. To designate your Thrivent Choice Dollars, go to: https://www.thrivent.com/making-a-difference/

living-generously/thrivent-choice/

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SSG Sandy Brainard: Grandson of Judy & Tony Cordova

Great-Grandson of Jeanette Hedrick

S/SGT Joshua Hogue: Grandson of Bettilu Hogue.

Ian Staudenmaier: Grandson of Jeannine Frisque

Bernard Vincken: please pray for God to watch over him and wrap his

loving and healing hands around him. Pat Fuller: please continue to lift Pat in your prayers and

pray for peace and hope for both Pat and Gary. Tex Hess: please keep Tex, Mary, and their family in

your prayers. Marina Cook & Bill Beninghof: Laurie Johnson’s daughter and her boyfriend,

please pray for healing, hope, and wholeness.

Church Directory UPDATES Please make these updates in your copy of the Church Directory.

<> Rita Power: correct typo in phone number area code to 925.

<> Hayley Lake: update cell phone number to 509-710-0894

<> Jim & Donna Speten: update address to 6649 N Kite Ln, CDA 83815

Send updates to: office@lcmcda.org or pop a note in Romona’s box outside Pastor’s office

Food Bank Report.

Dates: 1/12 to 2/15/19 Total Number of Items: 254 | Total Pounds: 199

Being a Good Neighbor

Accessing the Gathering Place during leased hours

Yes, LCM owns the buildings and land that make up the LCM campus BUT, as a congregation, LCM has decided, as part of its outreach, to lease part of the campus to a tenant AND allow community groups to reserve space for meetings/events. With this decision comes certain responsibilities to LCM members/attendees.

When space is reserved/leased, it is no longer free to be entered at will.

In the case of our tenant, LAM Christian Academy (LAM), they are running a school during leased hours and have certain protocols in place to enhance the safety of their students and staff. If access to the Gathering Place cannot be avoided during leased hours (M-F, 7am-5:30pm) arrangements need to be made IN ADVANCE (at least 24 hours notice) with LCM’s church office, so approval can be arranged with LAM; and all entry protocols must be followed (signing in, wearing a visitor’s badge, having an escort).

For other reserved space, entry must wait until the meeting/event is over.

If you have any questions, please contact a LCM Council Member or the church office.

Please help provide fun for the children’s Egg Hunt on Easter Sunday by donating:

INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED candy and/or EMPTY plastic eggs

They can be placed in the collection boxes in the Narthex and the Gathering Place beginning March 17th.

For more information, contact: Jody Harris 801-450-6879 djtlharris@cs.com

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Dinner & Games | FRI, March 15th | 5:30-9pm | SH. Dinner and board games in Schmidt Hall. Bring your friends!! (youth grades 6 and up)

Faith Builders—WED | Wednesdays, 5:30-7:30pm. ALL AGES; meet for group activities, games, and dinner.

Faith Builders—SUN | Sundays, 10:10-10:50am. Sunday Chat and LIVE Through the Bible in the GP.

Need more info?: Contact Beckie Jenicek, Director of Youth & Family

Message from the Director of Youth & Family Ministry Beckie Jenicek | (208) 755-0995 | rjenicek@gmail.com

I get to spend a lot of time with young people teaching them how very much Jesus loves us and how he would like us to treat others in return. I recently went with Jeff Lien and 4 boys to Lutherhaven winter camp. It was very snowy Friday when we arrived. Serendipitously, we were assigned rooms in the retreat center. I had a lovely room all my own as Jeff was down the hall with the boys. The other group that was supposed to be on that floor with us had to cancel so we had the entire main floor basically to ourselves. On our way back to the cars to get our things, I slipped and fell. There was a loud pop and a lot of pain in my left ankle. Fortunately, I had my own Orthopedic PA with me. As Jeff is trying to assess how bad the ankle was, I’m just lying there on the side of road not talking, just nodding and grunting. From around the corners of my brain fog, I could hear the boys talking about going for help. Once I was back up in the welcome center, I was told that all four came running in yelling, “you have to come quick, Beckie fell down and something is really wrong because she isn’t talking.” It was decided that even if I went to ER they wouldn’t do anything until Mon-day. I decided to stay and hobble around, keep my foot up with ice on it as much as possible, and stay with the boys for the retreat. The boys unloaded all my things, took them to my room, loaded it all back up for me on Sunday, and took very good care of me all weekend. During one of our sessions we talked, in the small groups we came with, about how it is easy to love people who love us and easy to forgive people who we love. The boys all agreed that it was easier to be considerate of my foot because they knew me. As I hobbled around camp, I had to be very careful as kids ran past, jostling and bumping, not paying attention or really caring. Out of the over 80 kids there, other than my own, there was only one other little boy who would always ask if there was anything I needed, how I was feeling, and would step aside to let me go ahead of him in the food line. He was very quiet and soft spoken with a gentle spirit and found me in worship on Sunday to tell me he was praying for my foot and hoped it got better soon. It made me think—How often am I like all the ones that were in too big of a hurry, jostling, and shoving my way through life, not taking time to notice if someone could use some extra encouragement or help. I was very proud of our boys and thankful for all the help they offered over the weekend. I agree with them that it is much easier to be considerate of those we already know and love. I pray that I am often, also, like the little boy who stepped outside his comfort zone to offer comfort and support to someone he didn’t know and would never see again.

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I’m a Lutheran: LUCILLE KERNOHAN by Dave Jacobson

Ninety-two-year-old Lucille Kernohan, has been a member of LCM since 1992 when she and husband, Tom, joined the church. Daughter and son-in-law, Barb & Jim Midgley, and their three daughters were the first of the family to join LCM when Pastor Karl Schmidt met Jim and invited the family to try out the congregation. These days, Lucille doesn’t get to church as often as she would like because mornings are not good for her.

When the Kernohan’s joined the church, Lucille joined every activity she could – quilting, kitchen duty, etc., to get to know people. Barb indicated for a short time she introduced Lucille “as my mother” but after a while Lucille was well known in church circles as an active “doer,” then Barb shifted and introduced herself as Lucille’s daughter. Other interests she

has or had were flowers, working in her yard, sewing for the holiday bazaar, and now her Chihuahua rescue dog. She reads two newspapers cover to cover each day.

Lucille and Tom followed the Midgley’s to CDA in 1991 after they retired as longtime telephone company employees in the Los Angeles area. Lucille was a 35-year telephone pioneer, working first as an operator, then a supervisor, followed by long term duty in the Anaheim office plant department (i.e., assigning numbers).

For six years before her marriage to Tom, she had been a single parent with 3 children. Tom was a widower with 3 children, and they became “our” family of 6. The kids are Barb (ID), Kathy (CO), Allan (ID), Ralph (CA), Larry (MN), and a deceased daughter. The year, 1968, was a wedding year for the family—3 kids married between March and May, plus her marriage to Tom later that year. Tom died in 2003.

Born in Kansas City followed by some childhood in Missouri, parents and 3 children headed to Los Angeles in 1934 where uncles recruited her father to the service station business, Lucille described that job as 7-day a week duty. It sounded like her father then moved to another intensive 7-day a week job as a chicken farmer in the “distant” Buena Park area. She remembered as a kid stepping outside and enjoying the fragrant scent of the orange groves.

Lucille’s paternal grandfather was a Dunkard minister though her parents and siblings were unchurched as was Tom’s family. In the evening quiet of her, apartment she reflects on forgiveness and the need to forgive to be forgiven., encouraged by a Living Lutheran article she on forgiveness, and the want for life to be truthful. She seemed to be saying she’s willing to clean her side of the street, maybe not forgetting but taking the sting out of the past via forgiveness. After attending funerals recently, she has reflected on the 23rd Psalm, the comfort therein ringing true for her at this time.

When daughter Barb was asked about her mom’s good qualities she shared Lucille is easy to get along with and is kind and caring. Lucille heaped praise on son-in-law Jim saying he is a prince of a guy though Jim claimed Lucille is paid handsomely for her praises. Lucille offered a broad 100-watt smile and an easy hearty laugh when she talked about her family – 19 grandchildren, 26 great grands, and one great-great-grandchild. Obviously, she is a proud matriarch, enjoying and appreciating her progeny. This article was inspired by the “I am Lutheran” series in the Living Lutheran magazine.

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THANK YOU for volunteering to serve your church during Sunday morning worship. Your service is greatly appreciated. Since we cannot anticipate vacations, work schedules, emergencies, or other situations, please trade with someone else on the schedule when there is a conflict; then contact the church office of the change, by the Wednesday before, so it can be reflected in the bulletin.

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SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

1 8:45-9:30 Bulletin Folders—N 12:30-4 LAM Bible Ed—SH

2 8-12 Woodcrvrs—GP 4-5 CHS Set-up—SH/S 5-6 CHS Worship—S 6-8 CHS Fellowship & Clean-up—SH

3 9-10 Worship—GP 10:10 Christian ED—SH/GP 11-12 Worship—S 1:30-2:30 Our Daily Bread—GP

4 9:30-12 Quilters 6:30-9 Scouts—SH

5 9-10 Staff Mtg—L 7-9 Eve Bible Stdy—OS

6 ASH WEDNESDAY 7-8 Men’s Bbl Sty—SH 8-9 Property Com—SH 9-11 Pastor Text—N 9-1 LAM Drama—S 10-12:45 FiberArts—SH 12-1 FiberArts—N 1-4 LAM Drama—SH 3-4 Choir—S 3:30-5 LAM Play Practice—SH 5-6 W&M Comm—N 5-6 Lenten Setup—SH 5:30-7 FB:WED—GP 6-8 Soup Sup & Worship—SH/S

7 8-9:30 IHOP Stdy—OS 8:30-8:45 LAM Chapel Prep—SH 8:45-9:30 LAM Chapel—S 9:45-10:45 LAM Drama—S 10:30-11:30 Disciple Stdy—N 6-8 LAM Open House—GP/NF 6:15-7:15 Edu/YF Mtg—N

8 8:45-9:30 Bulletin Folders—N 10-12 Rebekah Circle—OS 12:30-4 LAM Bible Ed—SH

9 8-12 Woodcrvrs—SH 11:30-2 ExecComm Mtg—OS

10 9-10 Worship—GP 10:10 Christian ED—SH/GP 11-12 Worship—S 1:30-2:30 Our Daily Bread—GP DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME BEGIN

11 9:30-12 Quilters 6:30-9 Scouts—SH

12 10-11:30 ExecComm Mtg—L 6:30-9 Audubon—SH

13 7-8 Men’s Bbl Sty—SH 9-11 Pastor Text—N 9-1 LAM Drama—S 1-4 LAM Drama—SH 3-4 Choir—S 5-6 Lenten Setup—SH 5:30-7 FB:WED—GP 6-8 Soup Sup & Worship—SH/S

14 8-9:30 IHOP Stdy—OS 8:30-8:45 LAM Chapel Prep—SH 8:45-9:30 LAM Chapel—S 9:45-10:45 LAM Drama—S 10:30-11:30 Disciple Stdy—N 6-8 Council Mtg—SH

15 8:45-9:30 Bulletin Folders—N 12:30-4 LAM Bible Ed—SH 5:30-9 Youth Grp—SH/GP Newsletter Deadline

16 8-12 Woodcrvrs—SH 4-5 CHS Set-up—SH/S 5-6 CHS Worship—S 6-7 CHS Fellowship—SH

17 9-10 Worship—GP 10:10 Christian ED—SH/GP 11-12 Worship—S 1:30-2:30 Our Daily Bread—GP ST PATRICK’S DAY

18 9:30-12 Quilters 6:30-9 Scouts—SH

19 10-1 NI Cluster Mtg—OS 3-4 Staff Mtg—L 5:30-6:30 Book Grp—OS 6-9 Fiber Arts—SH FAMILY PROMISE

20 7-8 Men’s Bbl Sty—SH 9-11 Pastor Text—N 3-4 Choir—S 5-7 LAM Board Mtg—OS 5-6 Lenten Setup—SH 5:30-7 FB:WED—GP 6-8 Soup Sup & Worship—SH/S

21 8-9:30 IHOP Stdy—OS 8:30-8:45 LAM Chapel Prep—SH 8:45-9:30 LAM Chapel—S 10:30-11:30 Disciple Stdy—N 1:30 LAM Play—OS 5:30-7:30 Writers Leag—SH 6pm LAM Play –OS FAMILY PROMISE

22 8:45-9:30 Bulletin Folders—N 10-12 Rebekah Cir—OS

23 8:30-12 Woodcrvrs—SH

24 9-10 Worship—GP 10:10 Christian ED—SH/GP 11-12 Worship—S 1:30-2:30 Our Daily Bread—GP

25 9:30-12 Quilters 6:30-9 Scouts—SH

26 8:30-6:30 Card Grp—SH 9-10 Staff Mtg—L

27 7-8 Men’s Bbl Sty—SH 9-11 Pastor Text—N 3-4 Choir—S 5-6 Lenten Setup—SH 5:30-7 FB:WED—GP 6-8 Soup Sup & Worship—SH/S

28 8-9:30 IHOP Stdy—OS 10:30-11:30 Disciple Stdy—N

29 8:45-9:30 Bulletin Folders—N

30 8-12 Woodcrvrs—SH 4-5 CHS Set-up—SH/S 5-6 CHS Worship—S 6-7 CHS Fellowship—SH

31 9-10 Worship—GP 10:10 Christian ED—SH/GP 11-12 Worship—S 1:30-2:30 Our Daily Bread—GP