My Sisters and Brothers in Christ, Lent… It can be a difficult season. In the Northern Temperate Zone where Attleboro is, it often aligns with the back half of winter and the February blues, which afflict many with entropy and general crankiness, and more seriously with Seasonal Affective Disorder. As we know, this winter has been particularly miserable, and Lent feels like it should have ended before it even began. Lent is also the Church’s time to focus on human sinfulness – not a topic that is particularly enjoyable. The joy of God’s Love becoming incarnate in the world at Christmas leads quickly into the liturgical season of Lent and its reminders of just why we humans need a savior at all. Honest self-reflection can reveal the ways in which we malign the God-given dignity of others and ourselves, and so during Lent we pray our weekly confession and ten commandments to ask God for forgiveness and help in healing the wounds of sin in our own lives and in the lives of those we love and know. Sin is a powerful force that takes on energy and life of its own. In addition to personal sins of commission or omission – when each of us as individuals does something or fails to do something – there exist also the phenomena of structural and social sin. These are harder to put a

finger on because they exist in systems (social, cultural, economic, etc.) that individuals support without necessarily realizing it (i.e. we are not always aware of the air that we breathe). Structural and social sin create unjust and even oppressive environments for individuals in which their dignity is compromised. St. Irenaeus of Lyons, a 2nd century theologian, stated, “The glory of God is the human person fully alive.” During this Lent, God asks us to reflect on those personal actions and social systems that do not promote the fullness of living, and to commit ourselves to partner and live into our covenantal relationship with God to work to make more present in the world God’s love, peace, and justice. While it may always be easier to point towards other people, or other social systems, or other cultures as blameworthy, the thing about Lent is that it holds up a mirror to ourselves and asks us to name and take responsibility for our own lives and the world in which we live. So yes, we do have self-examination and work to do. But we are assured that the Triune God and the communion of saints are supporting us – cheering for us! – as we pray and act to live more fully into the life-giving love of God made known in Jesus Christ.

In peace, Meghan+

SAINTS  ALIVE!  All  Saints’  Episcopal  Church  121  North  Main  Street,  Attleboro,  MA  02703  508  222-­‐2233                                                                                                                                                                                      March-­‐April  2015  

From Our Priest-In-Charge

 

Keeping In Touch Important Contact Information

Priest in Charge: The Rev. Dr. Meghan T. Sweeney

857 225-0243 (cell) Email: meghantsweeney@gmail.com

Pastoral Associate: The Rev. Billie Mae Gordon 617 584-2737 (cell) Email: Biliegordon@verizon.net Church Office:

Robin Miller, Secretary 508 222-2233

Email: secretaryallsaints@gmail.com All Saints’ Officers: Lyn Darling, Co-Warden

508 944-9770 (cell) Email: l.darling@comcast.net

Marian Cote’, Co-Warden 508 223-1891 Email: mar2cole@yahoo.com

Martha Lingard, Secretary Email: mlingard@comcast.net

Evelyn Sanford, Treasurer Email: bluewolf25@comcast.net

All Saints’ Vestry: Barbara Boynton Email: bdboynton@verizon.net Rich DeCusati

Email: rickboarder69@hotmail.com

Judy Little Email: judylittle@comcast.net Cindy Akers Email: akersx4@aol.com All Saints’ Altar Guild: Becky Dailey 508 226-5577 Altar Flowers: Judy Little 508 226-1943 Email: judylittle@comcast.net Coffee Hour: Yvonne Dwoske 508 226-3465

Website: allsaints-episcopal.org Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/AllSaintsAttleboro Shutterfly:

https://allsaintsepiscopal.shutterfly.com    

If you are interested in becoming an Acolyte, Lay Eucharistic Minister, Usher/Greeter, Lector or Intercessor, please contact Rev. Meghan. If you are interested in teaching Sunday School or serving on the Property and Grounds Committee, please contact Marian Cote’.  In case of inclement weather, the outgoing message on the parish phone voicemail 508 222-2233 will be changed by 8:30AM on the Sunday morning in question. (If the message has not been changed, then we will gather at 10AM as usual.) If you are currently receiving the weekly e-news, you will also receive an email notification.  

Warden’s Report While it seems like this winter has gone on forever, we look forward to a wonderful spring in the near future! We have been fortunate that All Saints’ has weathered through this winter with few problems. The ceiling in the Undercroft that was falling down has been repaired and painted. A H Painters did a wonderful job and the repair is not noticeable. The electrical connection to the garage failed prior to the Scouts’ Christmas tree sale. We were able to provide a temporary repair but we will be looking to fix the issues properly once the snow melts! We still have money from the 2014 Creation Care grant to repair additional windows on the lower level. Let’s hope that this project will be completed soon. One Family has been a priority for us since Rev. Ron resigned from the Program Manager position. We have several candidates interested in the position and we will be interviewing in the next few weeks. In the meantime, One Family events continue to be held with the five parishes working collaboratively to provide families with a monthly event. As we look forward to spring, we would like you to look around the church for areas in need of a good spring cleaning. Recently, we have had the opportunity to show visitors around and sometimes we feel like we are storing things whose time has passed. Can we look for a Saturday to do a cleaning somewhere in the Church? Keep warm! Hopefully by the next Saints’ Alive we will be reporting about the flowers we have seen!

Marian and Lyn

Lenten Practices

+Enter into Lent with Living Compass, a series of short daily meditations and questions. Workbooks can be found at the back of the church or on the counter in Parish Hall. +Holy Saturday Quiet Day. On Saturday, April 4th, 9AM to 3PM, we will join with St. John’s, Franklin, for a day of prayer, reflection and quiet. Please sign up by Sunday, March 29th so that appropriate planning can be done (sign up sheet in Parish Hall). +During Lent you will find a container on a table at the right hand of the stairs in the church. As you approach the altar rail to receive communion, please place your prayers – whatever they may be – into the container (slips of paper will be available in the pews). These prayers will be offered to God during the Passion Sunday Eucharist.

What’s Going On at All Saints’

Easter Flowers To order Easter flower memorials or thanksgivings, please contact Judy Little after church or by email, judylittle@comcast.net or phone, 508-226-1943. Suggested donation of $25 would be appreciated. The last day to order Easter Flowers is Sunday, March 15th.

All Saints’ Donations for One Family Bags

During March, All Saints’ is collecting dish detergent for One Family gift bags. Our goal is 50 bottles. In April, we’re collecting bathroom tissue. Let’s see if we can collect 200 rolls!

Saturday, March 28th - Eucharistic Visitor Ministry Training A Eucharistic Visitor Ministry Training Day, Saturday, March 28th, 8AM-4PM at All Saints’. Would you like to bring Communion to and visit with people who can't get to church? All Saints' is looking for lay ministers to serve as Eucharistic Visitors in this important ministry. In teams of two, Eucharistic Visitors visit with home-bound parishioners to talk and pray with them and to bring them Communion. The commitment would be about one or perhaps two afternoons a month. If you are interested, please do two things: 1) Talk with Rev. Meghan about your interest; and 2) Register for the workshop either online at http://goo.gl/WRjrvx or use the form available on the counter in Parish Hall. Cost is $40 for lay people, $20 for clergy. Scholarship assistance for registration is available (please talk with Rev. Meghan about this). As part of our All Saints' Safe Church policy, all Eucharistic Visitors must satisfy a CORI check.

Holy Week Events

Palm Sunday, March 29th – Liturgy 10AM Maundy Thursday, April 2nd – Liturgy and Footwashing 6PM

Good Friday, April 3rd – Stations of the Cross 6PM and Holy Communion 6:30PM Holy Saturday, April 4th - Quiet Day with St. John’s, Franklin, 9AM-3PM

Easter Day, April 5th – Breakfast in Parish Hall 9AM; Liturgy 10AM

Easter Breakfast Sunday April 5th - 9AM Parish Hall

Sign up in Parish Hall before or after morning liturgy. Donations needed:

Bacon – needed before the morning of the breakfast* Sausage – needed before the morning of the breakfast* Eggs – needed before the morning of the breakfast*

*Please bring bacon, sausages and eggs with you on Sunday, March 29th – we’ll need to prepare these early on Sunday, April 5th.

Pancake syrup – needed for 8:30AM morning of breakfast Fruit for fruit salad – bite size pieces and slices – needed for 8:30AM morning of breakfast Orange juice – needed for 8:30AM morning of breakfast

Fair News

Spring Fair

Saturday, May 2nd 9AM – 1PM

Plants Vendors Yvonne’s Attic Zoo Mobile Book Room Electronics Recycling Bake Shop Lunch

Your help is needed on Fair day – during April, look for a sign up sheet in Parish Hall! As you begin Spring cleaning, please set aside books for the Book Room and household items and furniture that is clean and in good condition for Yvonne’s Attic. Small working appliances are welcome but please no clothing, electronics, tires, televisions, etc. The Capron Park Zoo Mobile will join us from 10:30AM-12:30PM bringing a collection of small animals – a fun and educational experience for all ages! During the Fair, we’re also hosting an Electronic Waste Drop Off Event with Indie Cycle, LLC – they’ll be located in the parking lot. No charge for computers, flat screens, laptops, PDA’s, cell phones, mice, keyboards, printers, toner cartridges, networking equipment wires, stereo equipment, telephones, microwaves and other electronic gadgetry regardless of age or condition. Batteries of any kind including auto/marine batteries and battery backups are also accepted. $10 charge for tube (CRT) TV’s, monitors, and coolant containing appliances such as air conditioners, water coolers, small refrigerators and dehumidifiers. Not accepted: light bulbs, furniture, hazardous materials such as paint, chemicals or broken TV tubes. Bake Shop – Our best sellers are cookies, brownies and other bars, small loaves of breads and quick breads, muffins, scones, fudge, and cupcakes. Look for a sign up sheet in Parish Hall during April. Donations are needed for lunch – hot dogs, canned baked beans, hot dog rolls, individual bags of chips, 12 ounce cans of soda, and various condiments. Raffles – we have two raffles so far - $50 Scratch Ticket Basket and Vera Bradley Ensemble. Let Evelyn know if you want to donate or contribute to a raffle basket – we’re hoping to have four or five raffle baskets.

Holiday Fair Saturday, November 7th

9AM – 2PM

I know it’s hard to look so far ahead to Saturday, November 7th. And we’ll be concentrating on most Holiday Fair details during the late summer and fall but right now we need to start to think about Raffles. For us to be able to sell Raffle tickets in advance of the Fair, we need to plan to have all of our Raffle baskets and Raffle items ready to advertise by mid-September. This means we need to have everything ready for photography for Facebook, printed fliers and website advertising in early September. We’re hoping to have no more than twelve Raffle baskets/items. Your donations and suggestions are welcome. Right now we’re organizing a Patriots Basket – this is always a popular Raffle item and sells lots of tickets. Because of the Superbowl win, there’s a great deal of Pats merchandise in stores right down. Your donations toward the Patriots Basket are welcome! Speak to Evelyn if you have any questions please.

Diocesan Confirmation Saturday, May 16th, 10:30AM

2015’s diocesan-wide Confirmation takes place at Grace Episcopal Church in North Attleboro.

All Saints’ Ad for Relay for Life Program Book

We would like to put an ad for All Saints’ in the “Relay for Life 2015 Program Book.” This book will be distributed to all Relay for Life participants at the annual Greater Attleboro Relay for Life event to be held in North Attleboro in June 2015. Monies collected for the ads support the American Cancer Society. This is an opportunity for us to be seen in the community as well as to support the American Cancer Society. We will have a basket in Parish Hall where you can leave your donation if you would like to help fund this ad for All Saints’ and support the American Cancer Society. There will be a copy of last year’s Relay for Life Program Book with the basket so that you can see how this ad may be presented.

BERMUDA HIGHS, LAMENTABLE LOWS

Cast your aspersions raw-faced of wind and snow to the Fates -- they be Harvey, JC, Mike, Joe et. al., in the meterology Hub. Their medium is the message, and so it is-- gesticulating...rotating on an Axis of Doom... swirling...whssshng the weather board, east and west. high and low, complete with a five-second seven-day planner... splendidly sartorial in Abboud and Gucci for a minute's gig. Though to think that a sore-throated cock in Caribou can better portend a coming cold front! Ah, those mavens of meterology all yearn to go to the Big Show, the Big Snow. Woe to those spurned, left to forecast only sunburn alerts in Tuscon or Mesa... "If you're playing thirty-six holes today"... Ah, perchance to soothsay a dust storm in Muskogee would be...OK?... would be a maven's Great Plan in the Great Plains... Atmospheric, nee Astrological, All-Stars, Pompeii-style, frozen in time. We induct the Class of February, 2015 Classically! Et tu Roke-r.

James Azevedo

Happy Birthday Wishes!

March 3 – Sandra Allard March 7 – The Rev. Meghan Sweeney

March 10 – James Azevedo March 14 – Kevin Lingard

March 14 – Karen Kull March 22 – Marion Brousseau

March 23 – Mavis Ogg March 27 – Yvonne Dwoske March 27 – Virginia Robinson

April 12 – Stephen Cote’ April 13 – Kathleen Hagar April 15 – Heinrich Ehlen

April 29 – Philip Allard

All Saints’ Episcopal Church Vestry Meeting Minutes

December 8, 2014

Present: Rev. Meghan Sweeney, Barbara Boynton, Marian Coté, Lyn Darling, Richard DeCusati, Judy Little, Martha Lingard, Evelyn Sanford. The meeting began at 7:00 with opening prayer led by Rev. Meghan. Minutes: Lyn moved to accept the amended minutes of the November 17, 2014 meeting. Barbara 2nd and the motion carried. Financial Reports:

• Evelyn distributed and reviewed the November Treasurer’s Report and the P & L through November. Martha moved to accept the Treasurer’s reports as presented. Barbara 2nd and the motion carried.

• The Finance Committee reported that $25,000 has been received from the DIT account. Marian moved to leave $5,000 in the checking account and move $20,000 to the money market account. Rich 2nd and the motion carried.

• Evelyn distributed and reviewed the One Family Treasurer’s Report for November. Martha moved to accept the report as presented and Marian 2nd. The motion carried.

• The Finance Committee reported that they are working on the 2015 budget. The final budget will be presented to the parish at the annual meeting in January.

Building and Facilities: • Lyn has completed the mid-term Green Grant report. She noted that we have saved

about $500.00 on electricity, but the largest savings was water. The increased gas cost has taken away savings on heat. On the bright side, we are warm! $1190.00 remains in Grant funds, so Steve Robinson will complete as many windows as possible with this money.

• An electrical problem has been found in the garage. Bids will be obtained in the spring for the repairs.

• Judy has picked up the paint from Peter for the side door. She will get information so that more of the paint can be ordered.

• Marian reported that the curtains on the Peck Street interior doors are done and they do go to the floor.

New Business: • The vestry Christmas retreat will be on January 11, 2015 at the Darling’s, following church. • Rev. Meghan has spoken with our representative on the Standing Committee and they

have recommended some changes to the By-Laws. A meeting of the By-Law committee was scheduled to review the recommendations and revise the By-Laws. The revised By-Laws will be voted on by the parish at the annual meeting.

• The annual meeting is scheduled for January 25, 2015 and reports are due January 7, 2015.

• The Council of Churches will present the Wake of Matty O’Malley for their fundraiser on March 21, 2015.

• After discussion about the need to keep the nursery open during church, it was agreed to keep it open through Easter. This will be re-evaluated should more young families join the church.

Returning Business: • The wardens sent a letter to Helen Daley requesting to continue Rev. Meghan’s

employment through 2017. Rev. Meghan also sent a letter expressing her desire to stay at All Saints until 2017. Helen discussed this with Bishop Gates, however for the time being he is only making decisions for one year at a time,.

• The spring fair will be held on May 2, 2015. The Zoo mobile and a metal recycling company will be there and Evelyn is contacting vendors.

• The Boy Scouts are looking to do another event with us and have suggested a pancake breakfast. Rev. Meghan will speak with Kevin.

• There was discussion about how to thoroughly clean the floor in the undercroft. Richard will look at hiring an outside vendor. However it was also suggested that it may not be worth doing at this time because of the use by the Boy Scouts.

• Marian mentioned that there a crack in the ceiling in the undercroft. She will look into the cause and how to repair it.

• Rev. Meghan discussed staggering vestry terms, beginning in 2015. • 2015 is the 125th anniversary of the church. Rev. Meghan will convene a committee in

January to make plans. • Judy reported that 29 pledges have been received. We met the criteria for new and

increases in existing pledges to receive $3000.00 from the Diocese. Clergy Reports:

• The concert will be held on January 10, 2015. • Eucharistic visitor training will be on January 31, 2015. • There was no One Family meeting in December. The next event is scheduled for January

24, 2015. • Rev. Meghan recognized Matt for a good job with his homily this past Sunday. She also

thanked all those who helped with Anna Fortune’s funeral. Closing Prayer: Rev. Meghan closed the meeting with a prayer. The next Vestry meeting will be January 19, 2015 at 7:00pm. Respectfully Submitted, Martha Lingard, Clerk

All Saints’ Episcopal Church Vestry Meeting Minutes

January 19, 2015

Present: Rev. Meghan Sweeney, Barbara Boynton, Marian Coté, Lyn Darling, Judy Little, Martha Lingard, Evelyn Sanford. The meeting began at 7:00 with opening prayer led by Rev. Meghan. Minutes: Barbara moved to accept the minutes of the December 8, 2014 meeting. Evelyn 2nd and the motion carried. Financial Reports:

• Evelyn distributed and reviewed the December Treasurer’s Report and the January – December P & L. Martha moved to accept the Treasurer’s reports as presented. Marian 2nd and the motion carried.

• Evelyn distributed and reviewed the One Family Treasurer’s Report for December. Marian moved to accept the report as presented and Martha 2nd. The motion carried.

Building and Facilities: • Marian reported that the crack in the undercroft ceiling has been repaired. • Lyn reported that Green Grant monies will be available again in 2015, with the maximum

grant of $10,000. Lyn will prepare the Grant application to include interior storm windows on the stained glass windows in the church and the windows behind the stage, and insulation in back wall of the church.

• Lyn has found that the blowers in the North Main Street vestibule do not appear to be working and the blowers in the Peck street entrance are blowing cold air. She will contact Brian Hicks to have him address the problem.

• Lyn has created a spreadsheet tracking the temperature and will set the temperature to 55 ◌֯ when the building is unoccupied in an effort to reduce heating expenses.

• Rev. Meghan has received a recommendation from the Diocese for an architect to assess the building use. He will do a walk through with Rev. Meghan and Lyn on January 20, 2015.

New Business: • Rev. Meghan reported that she has received verbal approval from the Diocese for the

incoming Bishop’s Vestry. • Rev. Ron has resigned from the One Family Program Manager position. The One Family

Advisory Board is meeting on January 20, 2015 and will review the job description at that time, and then the position will be posted.

• Rev. Meghan distributed a draft proposal for funeral fees. After lengthy discussion, she will make some changes and the proposal will be reviewed again.

• Bristol Case Grant money is available again and it was agreed to apply for grants for the One Family Program Manager position and a singer for services.

• Matt Roias is putting together a welcome packet and it will be reviewed upon completion.

• There was a debriefing on the January concert. Everyone agreed that it was excellent but felt that more advertising would have provided a better turnout. Rev. Meghan will convene a group of people to put together a list of advertising opportunities for future parish events.

• Evelyn is coordinating a Shrove Tuesday pancake lunch following church on February15th.

• The Christmas Fair has been scheduled for November 7, 2015. • Bishop Gayle will be joining us on November 1, 2015 for the 125th anniversary of All

Saints’. A dinner will be planned for October 30, 2015. • Rev. Meghan is communicating with St. John’s to do youth trip with their parish. • Following discussion it was agreed to continue nursery care through April 12, 2015. • Paul will be on vacation on February 8th and 15th. It was agreed to pay him for his time

off. Returning Business: • The wardens sent a letter to Helen Daley requesting to continue Rev. Meghan’s

employment through 2017. Rev. Meghan also sent a letter expressing her desire to stay at All Saints until 2017. We are still waiting for a response from the Diocese.

• The spring fair date was confirmed for May 2, 2015. The Zoo mobile and a metal recycling company will be there and Evelyn is contacting vendors.

• The By-Law Committee met to review the recommend changes from the Diocese. Lyn moved to accept the changes and Evelyn 2nd. The changes will be voted on by the parish this Sunday at the Annual Meeting.

• The Attleboro Area Council of Churches fund raiser will be held March 21st at the Elks Lodge.

• Judy reported that she has received 30 pledges. The pledge amount is $39,322, and we did earn the Diocese match for new and increased pledges adding $3,000 to the pledge total.

• The Lay Eucharistic Training will be held on January 31st at All Saints. Clergy and Warden Reports:

• There were no Warden or Clergy reports. Closing Prayer:

Rev. Meghan closed the meeting with a prayer. The next Vestry meeting will be February 16, 2015 at 7:00pm. Respectfully Submitted, Martha Lingard, Clerk

 

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

Second Sunday in Lent

10am Morning

Liturgy

2-5pm Church of God

2

Church Office closed

6:30pm Cub Scouts

3

Church Office closed

7-9pm Church of God

4

Church Office closed

7-9pm Al-Anon

5

Church Office re-opens

7pm Boy Scouts

7-9pm

Church of God

6

7-9pm Church of God

7

8 Daylight Saving

Time begins

Third Sunday in Lent

10am Morning

Liturgy

2-5pm Church of God

9

6:30pm Cub Scouts

10

7-9pm Church of God

11

7-9pm Al-Anon

12

7pm Boy Scouts

7-9pm Church of God

13

7-9pm Church of God

14

15

Fourth Sunday in Lent

10am Morning

Liturgy

Last day to order Easter Flowers

2-5pm

Church of God

16

Finance Committee

6:30pm Cub

Scouts

7pm Vestry

17

7pm One Family Board

7-9pm

Church of God

18

7-9pm Al-Anon

19

7pm Boy Scouts

7-9pm Church of God

20

7-9pm Church of God

21

5pm Council Of Churches

Food ‘n Friends Fundraising Event at the

Elks Club

22 Fifth Sunday in

Lent

10am Morning Liturgy

2-5pm

Church of God

23

Registration Deadline for Eucharistic

Visitor Training

6:30pm Cub Scout

24

7-9pm Church of God

25

The Annunciation

7-9pm Al-Anon

26

7pm Boy Scouts

7-9pm Church of God

27

7-9pm Church of God

28

8am-4pm Eucharistic

Visitor Training

9-11am One Family

29 Sunday of the Passion: Palm

Sunday

10AM Morning Liturgy

2-5pm

Church of God

30

Monday in Holy Week

6:30pm Cub Scouts

31

Tuesday in Holy Week

7-9pm Church of God

DURING MARCH WE’RE

COLLECTING DISH

DETERGENT FOR ONE FAMILY

Calendar for March 2015

Calendar for April 2015

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

DURING

APRIL WE’RE COLLECTING BATHROOM TISSUE FOR ONE FAMILY

1

Wednesday in Holy Week

7-9pm Al-Anon

2

6pm Maundy Thursday

Liturgy and Footwashing

7pm Boy Scouts

8pm

Church of God

3

Good Friday 6pm Stations of the Cross 6:30pm Holy Communion

8pm

Church of God

4

Holy Saturday 9am-3pm Quiet

Day with St. John’s Franklin

5 Easter Day

9am Breakfast

10am Morning

Liturgy

2-5pm Church of God

6

Monday in Easter Week

4:30-8:30pm Champion

Youth

6:30pm Cub Scouts

7

Tuesday in Easter Week

7-9pm Church of God

8

Wednesday in Easter Week

7-9pm Al-Anon

9

Thursday in Easter Week

7pm Boy Scouts

7-9pm Church of God

10

Friday in Easter Week

7-9pm Church of God

11

Saturday in Easter Week

12

Second Sunday of Easter

10am Morning

Liturgy

2-5pm Church of God

13

4:30-8:30pm Champion

Youth

6:30pm Cub Scouts

14

7-9pm Church of God

15

7-9pm Al-Anon

16

7pm Boy Scouts

7-9pm Church of God

17

7-9pm Church of God

18

19

Third Sunday of Easter

10am Morning

Liturgy

2-5pm Church of God

20

Finance Committee

4:30-8:30pm Champion

Youth

6:30pm Cub Scout

7pm Vestry

21

7-9pm Church of God

22

7-9pm Al-Anon

23

7pm Boy Scouts

7-9pm Church of God

24

7-9pm Church of God

25

St. Mark, Evangelist

9AM-11am One Family

26

Fourth Sunday of Easter

10am Morning

Liturgy

2-5pm Church of God

27

4:30-8:30pm Champion

Youth

6:30pm Cub Scout

28

7-9pm Church of God

29

7-9pm Al-Anon

30

7pm Boy Scouts

7-9pm Church of God

May 1

7-9pm Church of God

May 2

9am-1pm Spring Fair