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O P E N D O O R S A Monthly Newsletter 2013 M Street, Belleville KS March 2013 issue, Page

W E L C O M E

Food Bank Hours:Monday thru Thursday9:00 to 11:30 amClosed Friday

Adult Sunday School9:30 am

Ages 3 years thru 6thGrade Sunday School10:00 to 10:40 am

Church Phone:785-527-5608email address:[email protected] page:www.belleumc.org

Church Office Hours:Monday thru Thursday8:00 am to 1:00 pmClosed Friday

Emily Meckley, PastorCell Number: 785-577-1752Email: [email protected]

Virginia Smith, Youth and FamilyMinistries CoordinatorOffice: Monday and Thursday9:00 am to 1:00 pmemail: [email protected]

Worship ServiceSundays at 10:45 am

IfMarchcomesinlikealion,shellgooutlikealamb.WhileIamnotsureoftheexactweatherpredictionforMarch1st,

Iamthinking,afterallthiswildweather,wedeservetohavesomegentlelamblikeweatherbytheendofthemonth.

Iwillbelookingforwardtoit.

WeareinthemidstofourLentenjourneyorpilgrimage.Wehavebeentalkingaboutaveryoldandfamouspilgrimage

pathCaminodeSantiagointhenorthofSpain.WehaveourownFUMCversionofpilgrimage

El Caminonow and not yet.

AsdisciplesofChrist,wearealwaysjourneyingtobefaithfultoourGod,faithfultobe thepeoplethatGodcallsusto

be. Lenten season is an excellent time to give time and effort to examine our journey withGod,with our faith

community,andourjourneywiththosetowhomweareinmissionto.

IaskofyoutotakeyourLentenjourneyseriously.May itbeatimetolookatyourrelationshipwithyourfamily,your

churchfamily,yourcolleagues,andmostimportantlywithGod.Eachweekwewillbetalkingaboutissuestojourneying

well,andbeingwhoGodcallsustobe. This timeofselfexaminationpreparesus fortheeventsofHolyWeekthe

walkingto thecross,witnessingthe suffering anddeathof JesusChrist,andthenthegloriousresurrectiononEaster

morning.TheEastereventisthedefiningeventofourfaith. Jesussresurrectionholds allthatwehopefor. Because

Christroseagain,wehaveeveryhopeforlife,lifeabundant,andlifeeternal.

IwantyoutojoinSundayworshipasoftenasyouareable.Also,considerattendinganotheractivitythatwillchallenge

anddeepenyourLentenPilgrimage.WehaveastudyinSundayschool,andSundaynights,titledTheWay.Thereis

opportunitytojoinpastorinprayerforthechurchandothers.WewillbehavinganEveryoneServeSundayinMarch.

I invite you to visit with me and share with me your journey as a way to deepen and challenge your personal

discipleship.

KnowthatIamholdingyouinyourjourneyinthoughtandprayer.Joinmeinanticipatingthewarmertemperatures

thatwemostcertainlywillexperienceby theendofMarch. Also, joinmeina Lenten and Easterjourney thatwill

deepenusasthepeopleGodcallsustobe.

Iwishyoupeace, Pastor Emily

Whatistheoldsaying?

CONFIRMATIONMarch 3, 105:15 pm

UMYFMarch 10, 245:30 pm

YATTMarch 10, 247:00 pm
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Please consider attending all the HolyWeek and Easter Sunday Services.Holy Week is a deeply moving experiencewhen joining in the faith community aswe remember and worship God together. Pastor Emily

palm sunday

worship

March 24

10:45 am

good friday

community service

March 29

Noon

First Baptist Church, Belleville

easter sunday

Worship

March 31

10:45 am

Communion served.

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Thank you so much for your thoughtand prayers at this difficult time fome and my family. You have abeen a true blessing. Well nevebe able to thank you enoughAnnette Watts and Family.

! On behalf of the Belleville After! School Program, I would like to say! thank you for your recent donation! of $300. to our program. Generositysuch as yours helps to keep the program goingand offers students the opportunity to have asafe place to go after school. While at theprogram, students receive a nutritious snack,get help with homework, make crafts, play witfriends and engage in enrichment activities.

Thank you for caring for the students ofUSD 109. Sincerely, Shanelle Milner, Director

Share an Easter Lily for Easter Sunday given in memory of, or in honor of, a lovedone. Please designate the loved one(s) remembered...and by whom the Lily is given

Schedule your flower(s) to arrive to the church by Wednesday, March 27 by noon.

notes

To MyChurch

Family!

Marty

Im so very grateful to all those whoreached out to me in so many lovingand caring ways during my recovery fromsurgery. I appreciated every card, call, visitand gift(especially the yummy M&Ms).It was also such a relief to not worryabout preparing meals - we were well takencare of and enjoyed all the tasty fooddishes. The We Care Team was awesomeand showered me with cards, calls and food

also. How fortunate our church family isto have those individuals spreading lots oftender loving care around! A very specialthanks for all your prayers and also toPastor Emily for our quiet prayer timetogether before my surgery. CarolNicholson & Joan Molzahn were myAngels - stepping in to watch the officein my absence. You each, in your ownwonderful way, were a big part of helping

me heal faster! Big hugs,

maundy thursday

service

March 28

6:30 pm

Communion served.


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Purpose: to share the gospel and raise money forscholarships for youth thatattend UM colleges in KS.The Ra l ly and Dinner wil l beMonday, March 7 at Beloit UMC.The Dinner will be served from 5:00to 7:00 pm in the Fellowship Hall ata cost of $9.00. The meal is byreservation only.It is not necessary to attend thedinner to come to the Rallyprogram, which is free and open tothe public.There will be Praise and Worshipfrom 6:30 to 7:15 pm followed by ashort program and two speakers.Rod Handley will talk about some ofthe life lessons he has learnedfrom a few of the pro athletes thathe has interacted with through theyears . Brian Ho lman (KansasBaseball Hall of Fame) will share hislife lessons.Women are invited to attend bothevents!Contact Pastor Emily or WalterMolzahn with any questions.

Wear your RED insteaof your green on St. PaDay this year! We will having our next EveryoServe Sun. on March 17We w i l l be ha v i ng potato bar meal with free will donation going Missions, specifically to hew i th expen se s of o

Everyone Serve SundaThen, we wil l be helpiour friends near and fFor our friends far awaw e w i l l b e m a k i nfriendship bracelets for osister Church in Africa. Four friends near, we will tilling gardens for anyowho would l ike to hatheir garden ti l led in t

Bellevi lle area. We will aoffer to plant potatoIf you would l ike yogarden tilled or know someone who does, hathem call the Church offby March 14th to sign-upEveryone Serve CommitteeJerry and Shirley RichecCarolyn Rauch, & Kelli Child

Free-willDonation

ill go to helpith expenses

for our ESS.

Fellowship Team, Everyone Serve Committee, andYOU will work together to provide a scrumptious meal.

Please sign-up to help at Connection Intersection or

contact Carol Monsanto. Items needed are: potatoes

(cleaned wrapped & ready to bake), cheese sauce,

broccoli, taco meat, chili, sour cream & butter, shredded

cheese, salads and cakes. Table service and drinks will

be provided. Come to Worship, stay to eat, then help

with the ESS projects.

PICTORIAL

DIRECTORIES

HAVE

ARRIVED!

If you had a picture taken,

a free directory will be

available for you.

Pick your book up on

Sunday mornings at Connection

Intersection or in the Church

Office during the week.

Colossians 3:23-24Whatever you do,

work at it with all your heart,as working for the Lord,not for human masters,

since you know that you willreceive an inheritance

from the Lord as a reward.

FUMC plansto take agroup tothis event at

KWU, Salinawhere ourvery own

hil Meckley is Prof. of Religion &hilosophy. They are planning toackage 261,360 meals so they needur support! More details to come.

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METour...Wannago? Forgirlsbetween

theagesof15& 22. Tourdatesare5/31-6/9,2013. DeadlineforpaperstobeinisMarch21. ContactLindaYoungformoreinformationat955-0466.


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Your S/PPRC TEAM met on January 30, 2013.Those present included Sid Scofield, Kelli Childs,ewelda Scofield, Waylon Sheetz, Susan Childs and

Pastor Emily. The meeting was opened in worship byreading 1 Corinthians 12:4-13 followed by prayer.We reviewed S/PPRCs responsibilities and tasks as wellas rules during our learning time. These responsibilitiesand tasks will be supported by our prayers and ourchurchs mission and vision. We also read and signedthe S/PPRC covenant prepared last fall by ourcommittee.As supported by our conference Pastor-Parish Relations

guidelines book, the first quarter meeting asked us toreview staff job descriptions. Each committee membervolunteered to be a liaison with a paid staff member toreview or formulate their job descriptions. This processwill allow each staff member to build a one on onerelationship with an S/PPRC committee member. Thisrelationship also allows staff to share joys and concernswith their liaison as appropriate.

Our next meeting will be Tuesday, April 23rd at7:00 pm. If you have any questions or thoughts for theS/PPRC committee, please do not hesitate to let meknow. Susan Childs, S/PPRC Chairman

The PERMANENT ENDOWMENT COMMITmanages church funds invested in CD's at local baand funds invested with the Kansas Area UnMethodist Fund. The KAUMF account is split betwinterest bearing accounts and a stock market accouThe gain from interest bearing accounts remained vlow in 2012. However, the stock account gave a nreturn. The endowment itself may not be spent by committee, but the market or interest gain from th

funds may be used. Therefore, the committee is offera portion of those gains to be used for worthwprojects in the church.

The trustees of the church are being gran$5000. for needed church building improvemeMembers and member families are being offeassistance with church camp/retreat enrollment fThe committee set aside $1000. to assist with new SGatherings certification expense for those individuvolunteering to work with young people. The PermanEndowment Committee has additional funds it wolike to make available for projects in the church

is asking that requests for those funds be madeApril 15.

The Fair Stand committee asked for and receia $30,000. loan from Permanent Endowment. accordance with the PE charter, that loan was approby the annual 2012 Charge Conference. Proceeds frfuture fair stand profits will be used to repay the loan

Individuals who would like to add to Permanent Endowment funds may speak to a commimember: Steve Scofield, Barry Childs, Gina AuraMike Hadachek, John Surber, or Emily Meckley, PastoSteve Scofield, PE Chairman

The TRUSTEES met Wednesday, February 20th to discuss repairs and projefor 2013; more on repairs & projects in upcoming newsletters. The Trust

are excited to announce their progress on the Kiosk project - nearly 100% of the funds needed have been receivYour donations along with funds from the Leadership Team and UMW have brought us to within just a fhundred dollars of the goal. With the promise of warmer weather just around the corner, work should soon be

to erect the new Kiosk. The new Kiosk will look similar to the old one in size & shape only more weather resistawith the brick structure matching the church and a limestone top much like the windows. The flaming cross wbe refinished and placed on the left as before. The new display will be red LED and can be changed as oftenneeded for church service times, events and announcements. Jay Kallman, Trustee Chair

The FELLOWSHIP TEAM did not host a special meal for the church family in January due to the Mission Team furaiser meal. February 10th, we hosted the Soup, Sandwich, and Pie Dinner after church on 2/10/13. That wadelicious meal and great time for fellowship and meeting Virginia Smith. In March, we will help The EveryServe Sunday Team on 3/17/13 for a Potato Bar Meal with the church family providing the food. Plans for Apare being discussed. May brings Mother's Day 5/12/13 and high school graduation 5/19/13. We have definite plans for May as yet. There is usually a senior breakfast honoring our graduating members with Junior mother's hosting. This past year (2012) it was an all church breakfast with our team and the congregat

helping with food and set-up/clean-up. In June and/or July we hope to do something at the new Food Stand. still try to have the Cafe' every Sunday morning. Donations of goodies/snacks/treats each Sunday is needed agreatly appreciated. One church member has committed to

provide the "eats" for the second Sunday of eachmonth - this is so helpful. We welcome one newmember to our team, Deanna White, and would loveto have several more members. Please let CarolMonsanto or myself know if you or someone else isinterested in joining our team. Please remember weare willing to help with any/all fellowship events.Susie Arbuthnot, Fellowship Team

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March10:Youth@5:30pm

DeepeningMyRelationships


TransformingMyExperiences

Big Things on the Horizon!

OurChristianEducationTeamisworkinghardto

bringyouprogrammingthatmeetstheneedsofallagesinthechurch.Wewillsoonberevamping

JAM,startingayouthSundaySchoolclass,&

beginningtoplanforVBS.

Ifyouhaveaquestion,comment,orwishto

volunteer,pleaseemailVirginiaat

[email protected].

Belleville UMYF


DeepeningMyRelationships

March24:Youth@5:30pmTransformingMy

Experiences

In 2013...6,739 participating grouin Souper Bowl of Carin

collected $6,941,081in cash and food items

for charities in their are

Thanks to all in our churwho participated in thisproject sponsored by

our UMYF! PA

Christian Education

Team

Virginia Smith(Family & Youth

Ministry Coordinator)

Tandy Rundus

Gina Aurand,

Kerry Johnson

Amanda Keilers

Dawn Surber

Jill WurdemanCrystal Young
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]


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What is Safe Gatherings? Safe Gatherings is a biblically-based boundary awareness and abuse prevention program developed by the Kansas East and

Kansas West conferences to certify volunteer workers, staff and clergy, enabling them to work with children, youth and adultswith developmental disabilities in accordance with the policies of the conferences. This program is comparable to and willreplace the Boundary Awareness and Safe Sanctuaries programs.

Why must Belleville FUMC implement the Safe Gatherings program? Both the Kansas East & Kansas West Annual Conferences have adopted this as a mandatory program for churches within their

bounds. Beginning Sept. 1, 2012, all persons in the Kansas West Conference who are renewing or completing first-timecertification will complete their education and certification process online. Both conferences will use this new online system,which replaces the current face-to-face training for certification. Kansas East began using the system July 1. Background checkswill be done electronically.

Who must be certified? ALL who work with children, youth and/or developmentally disabled adults are required to become certified through the Safe

Gathering program. This includes paid or unpaid staff (i.e. volunteers), lay or clergy, who have direct contact with children, youtand/or developmentally disabled adults.

How long is certification valid? Certification is valid for four (4) years.

Are there pre-requisites to taking the certification class? Yes. There are pre-requisites.o You must be 16 years of age in order to be certified.o You must complete all required paperwork, which includes two references one each from a clergy person and a lay

person who have known you for at least two years.o You must pay the required fee.o You must complete the online course within 30 days.

What might prevent me from being certified? A person who has been convicted as a sex offender will not be certified. Affirmative responses to the following questions relating to crimes will prompt a personal review of an application:

o against children,o rape, sexual or physical assaulto possession or use of drugs, and

o suspension of a drivers license within the last five years

What does it cost to become certified? Belleville FUMC has set aside funds to pay for the certification of its volunteers.

If a person is currently Boundary Awareness certified, will their certification be in compliance withthe new Safe Gatherings Program?

Yes. All people certified in Boundary Awareness are compliant until the date their current certification expires. They mustthen take the Safe Gatherings course to be in compliance with the requirements of both conferences.

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If I have had a recent background check done for my work or another organization do I still need torepeat the Safe Gatherings background check?

Yes. Background checks are confidential and organizations are not able to share them with others, even with permission.

AdaptedfromSafeGatheringsFAQ(http://www.kswestumc.org/faqs/category/46)

Talk to Pastor Emily or Virginia about any questions

or concerns you may have.

Kansas Wests Safe Gatherings Information(http://www.kswestumc.org/pages/detail/1523)

Safe Gatherings FAQ(http://www.kswestumc.org/faqs/category/46)

Video on the Importance of Safe Gatherings(http://www.kswestumc.org/pages/detail/1527)

Certification Process Information(https://www.safegatherings.com/the-process )

Dear Church Family,

I want to thank everyone for welcoming me tobe a part of Belleville First United Methodist Church.I have been so richly blessed by your generosity andkindness. Starting a new career in a new place isalways a challenge, but I have been met with ahospitality of which I never could have dreamed. ThePantry Shower has filled my cabinets to the burstingpoint! As a church, you all helped to collect 72 foodand household items for me. Amazing! I simply cannottell you how grateful I am to live, work, and servealongside two congregations that are so open-hearted. Blessings,

Family & Youth Ministry Coordinator

WantMore

Facts? Check these helpful websites:

I am pleased to tell you that wehave a group of young people whoare joining together and studying,learning, serving and moving towardConfirmation. Their preparation will

be this spring and will continue in thefall with Confirmation in the later

fall. They are a wonderful group andI am looking forward to working withthem. Please support them and prayfor them. Pastor Emily

Introducing our Confirmands:Justice AndersonLasondra AurandNicholas Piroutek

Paul RundusRiley Woodward

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Salina & Hutchinson District United Methodist Women Hosted by: Abilene First United Methodist Church

March 16, 2013 601 N. Cedar Street

9:30 am - 3:00 pm

Registration: 9:00 am Fee: $10.00 (Registration Deadline is Saturday, March 2nd)

Registration forms are available in the church office!

United Methodist WomenRUTH CIRCLE

Saturday, March 2 @ 10:00 am CoffeeHostess: Stacia Piroutek

Church Overflow

SUSANNAH CIRCLETuesday, March 5 @ 6:00 pmHostess & Lesson: Helen Fielder

NAOMI CIRCLEWednesday, March 27 @ 7:30 pm

Program: Joan GroverHostess: Wilma Mulch

Co-Hostesses: Kaye Ray

REPUBLIC COUNTY

CHURCH WOMENFriday, March 1

9:30 amBaptist Church - 20th & J Street, Bellevill

Bring a friend!Hostesses: Baptist & Wesleyan ChurchesProgram: Narka Area Singers...

Ten Pieces will presenta medley of Christian music.

Please bring canned food items for theRepublic County Food Bank...paper good

are especially needed.

Offering will go to Republic County HealtDepartment to purchase

SIDS prevention swaddlers.

As we are in the Lenten Season, let us reflect on the struggle Jesus endured, in the humanform, in His ministry. Let us us reflect on our struggles and try to live more in the waysHis lessons have taught us.Carolyn Rauch, UMW President

I have been

crucified with

Christ and I no

longer live, but

Christ lives in

me. The life I

live in the body,

I live by faith

in the Son of

God, who

loved me and

gave Himself

for me.

Galatians 2:20

(NIV)

DATES TO REMEMBER:March: UMW will relate with the worldwidesisterhood of grace as they learn about the

regional and international ministries.

March 1 - Republic County Church Women(see info above)

March 17 - Everyone Serve Sunday

March 24 - Palm Sunday

March 31 - Easter Sunday

March Circle ResponsibilitySusannahs turn to check kitchen supplies, clean bothkitchens and sharpen Sanctuary pencils.

GENERAL MEETINGNo General meeting in March.

Please attendRepublic CountyChurch Women

on March 1!

Next General meeting:Thursday, April 4

1:30 pmHostesses & Program:

Ruth CircleCall to Prayer

and Self-denial Program

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B I R T H D A Y SMarch 1

Ryan BirdDan SeacatMarch 4Wilma MulchMarch 5Jeanette SheetsMarch 6Shirley RicheckyMarch 10Frank & Bessie KrobMarch 12Carolyn McEwenMarch 13Tom Hiatt

March 14Alan & Celise LawsonWarren McCrackenNellie McChesneyMarch 15Bill & Vivian ThompsonMarch 16Mike SkocnyMarch 20Jada ZollingerMarch 22Dick & Charlotte ChildsMarch 23Joyce WilloughbyMarch 24Erin CossaartMyron RunftMargaret DuffeyMarch 28Jon SnappMarch 29Bill ThompsonGloria NondorfMarch 30Matthew RiceJerry Richecky

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DISASTER RESPONSECOORDINATOR

Ourchurchneedsyoutohelpcoordinateateamsothatwec

bebetterpreparedwhendisas

affectsourcommunityorchurAttendBasicDisasterRespons

TrainingonMarch9inWinfie

KS.Ifyoucantattendthis

training,butareinterestedinserving,pleasecontact

JanetHeykaformoredetails

@5270229.

Friday, March 1World Day of PrayerMeals on Wheels9:30 am - Rep. Co. Church Women

Saturday, March 210:00 am - Ruth Circle, Overflow

Sunday, March 33rd Sunday in LentCommunion Sunday9:30 am - Questers Sunday School9:30 am - The Way, Overflow10:00 am - Childrens Sunday School10:45 am - Worship Service4:30 pm - Christian Education Team5:15 pm - Confirmation Class5:30 pm - The Way, Overflow

Monday, March 46:30 pm - Boy Scouts, Fellowship Hall

Tuesday, March 510:00 am - BHC Bible Study5:30 pm - Bell Choir Practice, Overflow6:00 pm - Susannah Circle

Wednesday, March 69:00 am - Bible Study, Parlor10:30 am - LTC Bible Study3:30 pm - Girl Scouts, Fellowship Hall7:15 pm - Praise Team, Sanctuary

Thursday, March 79:30 am - Church Chat, CPSL5:00 pm - Men & Boys Rally, Beloit6:00 pm - Girl Scouts, Fellowship Hall

Saturday, March 9Basic Disaster Response Training, Winfield

Sunday, March 104th Sunday in LentOne Great Hour of Sharing (offering)Daylight Saving Time begins9:30 am - Questers Sunday School9:30 am - The Way, Overflow10:00 am - Childrens Sunday School10:45 am - Worship Service5:15 pm - Confirmation Class5:30 pm - The Way, Overflow5:30 pm - UMYF, Fellowship Hall7:00 pm - YATT, Sanctuary

Monday, March 113:30 pm - Girl Scouts, Fellowship Hall6:30 pm - Boy Scouts, Fellowship Hall

Tuesday, March 123:00 to 9:00 pm - Headstart, F.H. & Kitchen5:30 pm - Bell Choir Practice, Overflow

Wednesday, March 13

9:00 am - Bible Study, Parlor7:15 pm - Praise Team, Sanctuary

Saturday, March 16

9:30 am to 3:00 pm - UMW SpiritualGrowth Retreat, Abilene UMC

Sunday, March 175th Sunday in LentEveryone Serve Sunday9:30 am - Questers Sunday School9:30 am - The Way, Overflow10:00 am - Childrens Sunday School10:45 am - Worship ServiceNoon - Potato Bar Fundraiser

Tuesday, March 195:30 pm - Bell Choir Practice, Overflow

Wednesday, March 209:00 am - Bible Study, Parlor3:30 pm - Girl Scouts, Fellowship Hall7:15 pm - Praise Team, Sanctuary

Thursday, March 216:00 pm - Girl Scouts, Fellowship Hall

Sunday, March 24Passion/Palm Sunday6th Sunday in Lent9:30 am - Questers Sunday School9:30 am - The Way, Overflow10:00 am - Childrens Sunday School10:45 am - Worship Service5:30 pm - The Way, Overflow5:30 pm - UMYF7:00 pm - YATT

Monday of Holy Week, March 253:30 pm - Girl Scouts, Fellowship Hall6:30 pm - Cub Scouts, Fellowship Hall

Tuesday of Holy Week, March 265:30 pm - Bell Choir Practice, Overflow6:15 pm - Parents as Teachers, Nursery

Wednesday of Holy Week, March 276:30 am - Commodity Distribution, 4-HBuilding (Volunteers Needed!)9:00 am - Bible Study, Parlor10:00 am - Parents as Teachers, Nursery7:15 pm - Praise Team, Sanctuary7:30 pm - Naomi Circle

Holy Thursday, March 286:30 pm - Maundy Thursday Service,Communion served.

Good Friday, March 29

Noon - Community Good Friday Service,First Baptist Church, Belleville

Holy Saturday, March 30

Easter Day, March 319:30 am - Adult Sunday School10:00 am - Childrens Sunday Sc10:45 am - Worship ServiceCommunion served.

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CAF DEL SOUL HOSTESSE3/3 - Jewelda Scofield3/10 - Susie Arbuthnot3/17 - Sherry Skinner

3/24 - Carol Monsanto3/31 - Stacia Piroutek

AV TECHNICIANSKurt ChildsMikel HadachekRich Schintler

Annette BredthauerRoss Wurdeman

MULTI-MEDIAJanet Heyka, Pam Scofield

WORSHIP BABYSITTERSLanessa & Lasondra Aurand

BUS DRIVERChris Rice

PRAISE TEAMPraise Team:

Pam Scofield, DirectorSid Scofield, John Surber,

Stacia Piroutek, Waylon Sheetz,Kevin & Kelby Johnson, Molly Hug,

Molly Williams, Susan Childs,Jillian Couture (flute),Sean Meckley (violin)

PASTOREmily Meckley

WORSHIP LEADERSMarch 3, 10 - Kerry JohnsonMarch 17, 24, 31 - TBA

GREETERS3/3 - Jay & Lynell Kallman

3/10 - Jenny Zenger, Eloise Ray3/17 - Neva Lee, Arlene Baloun3/24 - Harold & Carol Monsanto3/31 - Roger & Charlene McCartney

USHERS & ALTAR CANDLESMikel Hadachek, Russ Piroutek,Tom & Cheryl Hiatt

Our Missionis to prayerfully:SEEKGodGROW in faithLOVE and

SERVE othersFor thetransformationof lives!

ACCOMPANISTS3/3 - Marge Waring3/10 - Pam Scofield3/17 - Tana Trost3/24 - Pam Scofield3/31 - Pam Scofield

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