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The Chronicler Summer 2015 Spotsylvania, VA The Risks of Being a Visitor Why should I invite someone to church? Well, to win a meal for four, of course. Oh, and because Jesus said that we should make disciples of all people. Last summer we had several parishioners share from the pulpit their own story of their faith journey. That exercise was not just to help us get to know the person who might be sitting next to us in the pew, but to encourage us to see our own stories as opportunities for faith sharing, and for proclaiming the Good News. As we enter this summer, we have another opportunity to practice sharing our faith in a relatively safe way. The 3E-vite contest, which stands for Episcopal, Evangelism, and Eating, gives us that opportunity. The contest gives us an excuse to do something that we may have wanted to do for some time, invite a friend, neighbor, co-worker, family member, or acquaintance to church. When I have a Sunday off, I have the habit of visiting other churches in the area. I visit Episcopal churches, and every other kind as well, large churches, small churches, ones with a denominational affiliation, and non-denominational churches. I know, I’m a church geek, but there are two reasons why I do this, actually three. The main reason is so I can go to a worship service when I am not here on a Sunday. The other two reasons are 1) to learn how other churches do thingsworship, music, hospitality, preaching, etc.and perhaps to steal some good ideas, and 2) to remind myself what it feels like to be the stranger, the newcomer. There are many reasons why someone might take the risk of attending a new church for the first time. They might be in the midst of a personal crisis. They might be at a turning point in their life. They may have just relocated to the area, and finding a church is the next thing on the list, right after finding a new bank and a dry cleaner. They may have been invited. The point is, if you haven’t done it for a while, visiting a new church can be very stressful. You don’t know the traditions. You don’t know what’s going to happen next, or perhaps even what the heck is happening now. You don’t know if people will be nice to you, or even speak to you at all. And you find yourself wondering things like, “Am I sitting in someone’s favorite pew?” and “Where’s the bathroom?” It can be nerve wracking. Every church describes itself as “warm and welcoming”. Most churches lie. I truly believe, however, that one of the spiritual gifts of Christ Church is that we are in fact warm and welcoming. As you see new faces in church this summer, please remember that the person is probably feeling uncomfortable, unsure, and a bit out of sorts. Know also that he or she has taken a brave step, and has shown himself or herself to be open to hearing the Gospel proclaimed simply in a smile, a handshake, a word of welcome, a gentle encouragement to come join us for worship again. THE MISSION OF CHRIST CHURCH is to bring all persons to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ through Word, Sacraments, and instruction, as taught through the Episcopal tradition, that all may know the joy and grace of faith, and to share that grace through outreach.

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The Chronicler Summer 2015 Spotsylvania, VA

The Risks of Being a Visitor

Why should I invite someone to church? Well, to win a meal for four, of course. Oh,

and because Jesus said that we should make disciples of all people.

Last summer we had several parishioners share from the pulpit their own story of their

faith journey. That exercise was not just to help us get to know the person who might be sitting

next to us in the pew, but to encourage us to see our own stories as opportunities for faith

sharing, and for proclaiming the Good News. As we enter this summer, we have another

opportunity to practice sharing our faith in a relatively safe way. The 3E-vite contest, which

stands for Episcopal, Evangelism, and Eating, gives us that opportunity. The contest gives us an

excuse to do something that we may have wanted to do for some time, invite a friend, neighbor,

co-worker, family member, or acquaintance to church.

When I have a Sunday off, I have the habit of visiting other churches in the area. I visit

Episcopal churches, and every other kind as well, large churches, small churches, ones with a

denominational affiliation, and non-denominational churches. I know, I’m a church geek, but

there are two reasons why I do this, actually three. The main reason is so I can go to a worship

service when I am not here on a Sunday. The other two reasons are 1) to learn how other

churches do things—worship, music, hospitality, preaching, etc.—and perhaps to steal some

good ideas, and 2) to remind myself what it feels like to be the stranger, the newcomer.

There are many reasons why someone might take the risk of attending a new church for

the first time. They might be in the midst of a personal crisis. They might be at a turning point

in their life. They may have just relocated to the area, and finding a church is the next thing on

the list, right after finding a new bank and a dry cleaner. They may have been invited. The point

is, if you haven’t done it for a while, visiting a new church can be very stressful. You don’t

know the traditions. You don’t know what’s going to happen next, or perhaps even what the

heck is happening now. You don’t know if people will be nice to you, or even speak to you at

all. And you find yourself wondering things like, “Am I sitting in someone’s favorite pew?” and

“Where’s the bathroom?” It can be nerve wracking.

Every church describes itself as “warm and welcoming”. Most churches lie. I truly

believe, however, that one of the spiritual gifts of Christ Church is that we are in fact warm and

welcoming. As you see new faces in church this summer, please remember that the person is

probably feeling uncomfortable, unsure, and a bit out of sorts. Know also that he or she has

taken a brave step, and has shown himself or herself to be open to hearing the Gospel proclaimed

simply in a smile, a handshake, a word of welcome, a gentle encouragement to come join us for

worship again.

THE MISSION OF CHRIST CHURCH is to bring all persons to the saving

knowledge of Jesus Christ through Word, Sacraments, and instruction, as taught through the Episcopal tradition, that all

may know the joy and grace of faith, and to share that grace through outreach.

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JUNE 2015 LAY MINISTERS SCHEDULE

Lector Chalice Bearer Acolytes Ushers Altar Guild Nursery

June 7 Williams Team

8:00 Shirley Pozzato

Lydia Pozzato Robert Truslow

10:30 David Cain

Jenny LeBlanc

Hannah Clifford

Jenna Phillips

Alex Watts

Hank Mausolf

Tim Watts

Erin Senters

June 14 Magin Team

8:00 Dana Houck

Edd Houck

Joseph L. Ilk

10:30 Martha Clark

Virginia Insley

Matthew LeBlanc

Megan LeBlanc

Ethan Goldberg

Frank Carosella

Bill Estes

Molly Watts

June 21 Wieland Team

8:00 Calib Garland

Jeff Massey Jack Cheeseman

10:30 Marilyn Greene

Joe Junod

Aaron Packard

David Packard

Stephen Wallach

Frank Stewart

Werner Wieland

Amanda Watts

June 28 Williams Team

8:00 Shirley Pozzato

Lydia Pozzato Barbara Deal

10:30 Beverly McNeill

Kristi Gross Rachel Stockli

Ian Gibson

Hunter Clifford

Tim Zafrano

Bill Palmer

McKenzie Goldberg

You are responsible for finding your own replacement in the event that you cannot serve when scheduled. If you are unable to find one, please contact

Penny Knepp at [email protected] or 891-6299 and she will assist you. Notify parish office of replacement(s).

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JULY 2015 LAY MINISTERS SCHEDULE

Lector Chalice Bearer Acolytes Ushers Altar Guild Nursery

July 5 Magin Team

8:00 Thom Smelter

Tricia Smelter Joseph L. Ilk

10:30 Roy Smith

Stephanie Smith Justin Phillips

Aaron DiFilippo

Jack DiFilippo

Cecil Jarman

Missie Jarman

Amy Biscoe

July 12

8:00 Calib Garland

Ray Crafton Calib Garland

10:30 Judi O’Neill

Penny Knepp Colby Clifford

Hannah Clifford

Alex Watts

Hank Mausolf

Tim Watts

Wieland Team Molly Watts

July 19 Jack Cheeseman

8:00 Thom Smelter

Tricia Smelter

10:30 Sian Packard

Steve Clifford Jenna Phillips

Stephen Wallach

Rachel Stockli

Bill Estes

Frank Carosella

Williams Team Erin Senters

July 26

8:00 Dana Houck

Edd Houck Barbara Deal

10:30 Anne Williams

Tim Watts Ethan Goldberg

Aaron Packard

David Packard

Frank Stewart

Werner Wieland

Magin Team McKenzie Goldberg

You are responsible for finding your own replacement in the event that you cannot serve when scheduled. If you are unable to find one, please contact

Penny Knepp at [email protected] or 891-6299 and she will assist you. Notify parish office of replacement(s).

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AUGUST 2015 LAY MINISTERS SCHEDULE

Lector Chalice Bearer Acolytes Ushers Altar Guild Nursery

August 2 Wieland Team

8:00 Thom Smelter Tricia Smelter Robert Truslow

10:30 Mary Williams

Jeff Massey

Matthew LeBlanc

Megan LeBlanc

Justin Phillips

Judi O’Neill

Bob McGann

Amy Biscoe

August 9 Williams Team

8:00 Calib Garland Ray Crafton Joseph L. Ilk

10:30 Ann Woolford

Donna Nuzum

Ian Gibson

Aaron DiFilippo

Jack DiFilippo

Ron Magin

Bob Massey

Erin Senters

August 16

8:00 Dana Houck Edd Houck Calib Garland

10:30 David Cain

Linda Rooney

Hunter Clifford

Hannah Clifford

Colby Clifford

Cecil Jarman

Missie Jarman

Magin Team McKenzie Goldberg

August 23

8:00 Thom Smelter Tricia Smelter Jack Cheeseman

10:30 Martha Clark

Werner Wieland Alex Watts

Stephen Wallach

Rachel Stockli

Tim Watts

Hank Mausolf

Wieland Team

Amanda Watts

August 30 Williams Team

8:00 Calib Garland Ray Crafton Barbara Deal

10:30 Beverly McNeill

Tim Watts Ethan Goldberg

Aaron Packard

David Packard

Frank Carosella

Bill Estes

McKenzie Goldberg

You are responsible for finding your own replacement in the event that you cannot serve when scheduled. If you are unable to find one, please contact

Penny Knepp at [email protected] or 891-6299 and she will assist you. Notify parish office of replacement(s).

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The Chronicler

Summer 2015

Organist

Organist

Hannah Massey

[email protected]

Secretary

Ruth Feltner

[email protected]

Newsletter Coordinator

Ruth Feltner

[email protected]

Christ Episcopal

Church

8951 Courthouse Road

Spotsylvania, Virginia 22553

Phone (540) 582-5033

www.christchurchspotsy.com

Rector

The Reverend Jeffrey A. Packard

[email protected]

Director of Christian Education

Jenny LeBlanc

[email protected]

Vestry

Senior Warden Ray Crafton

Jr. Warden

Linda Wieland

Treasurer

Mary Williams

Asst Treasurer

Linda Smith

Register

Jeri Phillips

Members

Linda Wieland

Bill Butler

Ray Crafton

Missie Jarman

Beverly McNeill

Jeri Phillips

Roy Smith

Tim Watts

Sue Roberts

Recently Joined~ New Members of

Christ Church

Robert, Susan and Christian Hall recently transferred

their membership from Trinity Episcopal in Elkridge,

Maryland, to Christ Church. David and Doreen

Fagiano, recent attendees, have now officially

transferred their membership to Christ Church.

Welcome Aboard! We are delighted to have both

families as part of our church family.

A warm Christian welcome to Joan Goodbody who recently attended the

8:00 service with us. We love seeing new faces and are delighted you have

chosen Christ Church to visit and hope you’ll continue to come back.

To the families of Ted Davis, Jr., on the recent death of his father, Ted Sr.;

to Susan Hall on the recent death of her cousin Patricia Miller; and to the

family of Taylor Paire. “May their souls and the souls of all the departed,

by the mercy of God, rest in peace.”

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On April 4, at the Great Vigil of Easter, we baptized Lylah Marie Senters, daughter of Dan and Erin

Senters, and little sister to Delaney. Lylah had been born on October 18 last year. Congratulations to the

Senters family!

Any Requests?

We are once again taking your requests for the hymns we sing during the summer months. You can use

the small form provided in the church, drop them in the collection plate or just email them to Father

Packard. Time to get your request in, so we can be sure to sing your favorite hymn.

Parish Picnic/All Saints Hall Anniversary

Save the Date! September 19

This year, instead of the usual parish picnic that we hold in September, we will celebrate the 10th

anniversary of the dedication of All Saints Hall and the outreach ministries it supports. So mark your

calendars now for an afternoon of fun, food and festivities on Saturday, September 19th

. In addition to

our parish family, we will be inviting several outside groups to join us. One group consists of the families

of our Food Pantry clients. Another consists of the staff and clients of the community services board

program that rents space in the hall. And stay tuned for updates on local and state officials who also may

join us!

“We receive you into the household of

God…”

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There are lots of momentous occasions in our lives and one of them is graduation. On Sunday,

June 7, 2015, we will, during the 10:30 service recognize our graduates. Please join us at both

the service and at our special coffee hour following this service to show our love and celebrate

their accomplishments.

Chris Cronin, son of Mike and Stephanie Cronin, graduates from Spotsylvania High School on

June 5. He will be attending Lynchburg College as a Westover Honors Student majoring in

Computer Science.

Lindsey Bates, daughter of Gary and Jill Bates, graduated from Longwood University with a

degree in Kinesiology: Exercise Science.

Lauren Alyssa Feliciano, graduated from Old Dominion University in 2012 with a degree in

Biology. She recently graduated from St. Luke’s College of Health Sciences, Magna Cum

Laude, with a degree in Nursing. Lauren is the great-niece of Alice Daniels and Betsy Menin

and the daughter of Julie Gibson of Newport News, Virginia.

Joseph Wieland, son of Werner and Linda Wieland, graduated from James Madison University

with a Master’s Degree in Education.

Congratulations

Graduates!

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June Birthdays 2015

06/02 Marilyn Greene

06/03 Jacob Stockli

06/05 Penny Knepp

06/05 Olivia Johnson

06/06 Joseph Ilk

06/14 Thomas Lee V

06/15 Heather Doud

06/16 Sean Doud

06/18 Ethan Goldberg

06/19 Sarah Estes

06/19 Johnathan Doud

06/19 Virginia Insley

06/20 Jane Schultz

06/21 Stephanie Cronin

06/22 Tracy Magin

06/25 Jim Settles

06/30 Robert Eagle

Father's Day, always celebrated on the third Sunday of June, refers to a celebration honoring fathers

and giving them respect for fatherhood, paternal bond, and their influence in our society. Every day,

we celebrate God, our heavenly father, and thank him for our dads.

Father's Day, always celebrated on the second Sunday of June, refers to a celebration honoring fathers

and giving them respect for fatherhood, paternal bond, and their influence in our society. Every day,

we celebrate God, our true father, and thank him for our dads.

Since there is a Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, we would like

to make you aware that on June 14, Children’s Day is

celebrated in honor of children all over the world. Hug your

child today and let them know they are loved.

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July Birthdays

2015

07/05 Peggy Settles

07/07 Louise Corderman

07/08 Margaret Haight

07/12 Tina Strausbaugh

07/15 Mary Williams

07/15 Anna Caitlin Doud

07/21 Bill Jackson

07/21 Gerald Johnson

07/27 Hanna Lovell Clifford

07/27 Hunter Clifford

07/28 Judy Fristoe

07/29 Shirley Pozzato

07/29 Harry Frank

07/30 Beverly McNeill

07/31 Molly Watts

A Sad Time for Christ Church

Two long-time, wonderful parishioners, Shirley and Lydia Pozzato will be leaving us this summer.

Lydia’s job is taking her to Seattle and, of course, Shirley is delighted because, although she will miss her

lovely community and the good friends she has made here at Christ Church, she is looking forward to the

move.

Both of these lovely ladies have given so much of themselves to Christ Church, they take a part of us with

them. Lydia’s musical talents will be sorely missed and Shirley’s dedication to the ECW and helping with

their events has been a godsend. Both ladies have a personality that warms your heart from the minute you

meet them.

Christ Church will hold a farewell fellowship, pot-luck luncheon in the Great Hall on Sunday, July 12,

Shirley and Lydia’s last Sunday with us. Please bring a dish, come immediately after the 10:30 service and

join in wishing these lovely ladies a fond farewell. We can only hope they miss us half as much as we will

miss them.

07/21 Jeff Everhart II

07/23 Bill Estes

07/23 Riley Erwin

07/24 Cameron Eagle

07/24 Gerald Stockli, Jr.

07/26 Alli Ayres-Brown

07/27 Amanda Watts

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AUGUST BIRTHDAYS

2015

08/02 Ray Crafton

08/04 Ann Woolford

08/05 Lindsey Bates

08/07 Ruth Brancolini

08/07 Alice Daniels

08/08 Josh LeBlanc

08/10 Mark Svare

08/15 Alex Watts

08/17 Glenn Bomgardner

08/17 Chloe Bomgardner

08/19 Carol Baker

08/19 Frank Carosella

08/20 Pat Linton

08/22 Ed Strysko

08/27 Mary McWhirt

08/27 Jeff McWhirt

08/28 Jeanette Stewart

08/30 Linda Wieland

08/30 David Roberts

08/30 Grace Howell

Shrine Mont Hosts a number of summer camps run by the Diocese of

Virginia. The 2015 camp season begins June 20 and all the camp dates and fees are listed on-line. On-

line registration started in January. Follow the directions on the website at the end of this message for

more information and the cost of each camp.

For information, questions or a Summer Camps brochure, contact the Diocesan Office of Christian

Formation.

Scholarships available upon request; however, application must be filed before consideration for a

scholarship is considered. Application may be made online.

By Email: [email protected]

By Web: http://www.shrinemontcamps.net

By Phone: 1-804-643-8451 (in Richmond) or 1-800-DIOCESE (Toll free)

Vacation Bible School will be held here at Christ Church

August 3 – 7. Stay tuned, as details are finalized,

announcements will be forthcoming.

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The ECW ended its year of monthly meetings with their annual trip to an area historic Episcopal

Church. This year the ladies chose Little Fork Church in Rixeyville, Virginia, a few miles

outside Culpeper. The drive alone was wonderful as the day was clear, bright and sunny. With

the Blue Ridge Mountains in the distance, the rolling hills and open fields, we could enjoy the

majesty of God’s creation, something we miss in our more urban area. Little Fork Church is a

beautiful colonial brick church surrounded by acres of peaceful grounds. Inside it's simple but

lovingly maintained in the colonial style with old pine floors, painted turkey blue family pews

with doors and no air conditioning. The ladies enjoyed listening to the history of the church by

Rev. Jackson and historian, Randy Ruffin. Afterwards Rev. Jackson invited them to join him in

a short service. They sang hymns accompanied by Rev. Jackson on guitar. Scripture was read

and he lead them in prayer - a lovely service. He presented a book on Little Fork history which

will be put on display in the Communications Center for all to enjoy.

The group stopped at the Clearwater Grill on the way home for lunch - a favorite restaurant of

the ECW ladies. Although there are no monthly meetings during the summer, ECW remains

active serving whenever needed.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH MEN (ECM)

This fine group continues to meet on the second Saturday of each month in the Great Hall at

8 AM, throughout the year. They have a meeting combined with a delicious breakfast. Please

join them and find out what they are planning for the future of Christ Church. Their next

meeting is scheduled for June 13.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH WOMEN (ECW)

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Spotsylvania Family Movie Night!

Friday, June 12, 2015, 8 PM, Robert E. Lee Elementary School

Free Admission and Food Concessions to Purchase Food

Celebrate the end of school and the beginning of summer!!

Come and enjoy the “stars” at the 2015 Spotsylvania Family Movie Night.

At this time the movie to be shown has not been chosen; therefore, it will be a surprise to all!

Bring your blankets or lawn chairs, sit back and relax while enjoying a movie under the stars.

Vendors will be on site offering a variety of foods for your eating pleasure.

No alcohol, glass containers, tobacco products, or pets allowed.

(Rain Date: Saturday, June 13)

TABLES OF EIGHT

The first “Tables of Eight" series is coming to an end as each group had their final dinner in May or

early June. New re-mixed groups will be created this summer for the Fall/Winter series then meet

four times between September 2015 and January 2016. Any church members, sisters, friends,

neighbors, couples or even singles are invited to join the fun. The goal is to have at least four “Tables

of Eight” for the next series. This is a great way to make real friendships with church members and

enjoy some amazing food too! Call Tracy Magin at (540)-273-8224 or e-mail ([email protected])

if you are interested in joining or have questions.

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We look forward to more Christ Church members joining this active club and invite you to join

us for as many events as you can. Unless indicated, meetings are usually held at 6:30 PM in All

Saints Hall on the second Tuesday of each month. Questions? Contact Margaret Smith, (540)

972-9489. Here are our meetings for the remainder of the year.

June 9, 6:30 pm at Chancellor's Village. We will assist residents in designing and

constructing small arrangements.

July 14 6:30 pm at Christ Church. program on culturing mushrooms by Ryan Moonet of

Earth Mother Mushrooms.

August 11, 6:30 pm at home of Barbara Rackley, 1201 Hanover Street, Fredericksburg. We

will view the film on the Rappahannock River produced by Friends of the Rappahannock.

September 8, 5:30 pm at Friends of the Rappahannock, 3219 Fall Hill Ave., Fredericksburg.

Tour of the Friends facility on the Rappahannock.

October 13, 6:30 pm, Christ Church, Ann Gorelle will present a program on herbs.

November 10, 6:30 pm, Christ Church, bring small containers and materials (i.e. artificial

flowers, greenery, accessories, etc) to construct Christmas arrangements to be donated to a local

nursing home.

T h e S u n l i g h t G a r d e n C l u b

Grass Cutting Season is Upon Us!! We have all of the

equipment necessary but we need YOU!! Please sign up on the

schedule posted in the Communications Center. Linda Wieland or

Bill Butler will gladly answer any questions. Many thanks, in

advance, for your willingness to help keep our property looking

inviting!

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On Oct 3, the Christ Church Car Show will return. The show will include antique, rare and beautiful

cars and other things with wheels. There will be food and fun for all ages with another highlight

featuring a quilt, hand-crafted by our very own Christ Church Quilters being raffled off. So, save the

date, come admire the cars and try to win this beautiful quilt.

Sunday morning worship schedule and Children’s Chapel and Sunday school: No Children’s

Chapel and Sunday school during June, July, and August.

Episcopal Church Women meet the 3rd

Tuesday of each month in the Great Hall @ 11:30 AM. No

scheduled meetings during June, July, and August.

The ECM meet the 2nd

Saturday of each month in ASH at 8 AM (with breakfast).

The Vestry meets on the 2nd

Thursday of the month at 7:00 PM in room #8, All Saints Hall.

Sunday bulletin announcements due by: noon Wednesday, call 582-5033.

Deadline for the September Chronicler is Aug 21. Please send articles in Microsoft word document

to Ruth Feltner: [email protected]

Start Your Engines ~

The Car Show is Back!

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8:00am RAAI, ASH

8:30am Morning Prayer

308:00am RAAI, ASH

8:30am Morning Prayer

298:00am HE Rite 1

10:30am HE Rite II

11:45am Fellowship, GH

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278:00am RAAI, ASH

8:00pm AA Mtg

268:00am RAAI, ASH

8:30am Morning Prayer

10:30am Quilters, ASH #8

258:00am RAAI, ASH

8:30am Morning Prayer

7:00pm Young Adults, ASH 6/7

248:00am RAAI, ASH

8:30am Morning Prayer

10:00am Food Pantry, ASH

238:00am RAAI, ASH

8:30am Morning Prayer

228:00am HE Rite 1

10:30am HE Rite II

11:45am Fellowship, GH

21

208:00am RAAI, ASH

10:00am Musical Rehearsal

8:00pm AA Mtg

198:00am RAAI, ASH

8:30am Morning Prayer

10:00am Musical Rehearsal

10:30am Quilters, ASH #8

188:00am RAAI, ASH

8:30am Morning Prayer

10:00am Musical Rehearsal

178:00am RAAI, ASH

8:30am Morning Prayer

10:00am Musical Rehearsal

168:00am RAAI, ASH

8:30am Morning Prayer

10:00am Musical Rehearsal

158:00am HE Rite 1

10:30am HE Rite II

11:45am Fellowship, GH

14

8:00am ECM Mtg/Breakfast, GH

138:00am RAAI, ASH

8:00pm AA Mtg

128:00am RAAI, ASH

8:30am Morning Prayer

10:30am Quilters, ASH #8

7:00pm Vestry Meeting, ASH #8

118:00am RAAI, ASH

8:30am Morning Prayer

108:00am RAAI, ASH

8:30am Morning Prayer

10:00am Food Pantry, ASH

6:00pm Sunlight Garden Club, ASH #6,7

98:00am RAAI, ASH

8:30am Morning Prayer

88:00am HE Rite 1

9:15am Christian Education

10:30am HE Rite II

11:45am Fellowship, GH

7

68:00am RAAI, ASH

8:00pm AA Mtg

58:00am RAAI, ASH

8:30am Morning Prayer

10:30am Quilters, ASH #8

48:00am RAAI, ASH

8:30am Morning Prayer

38:00am RAAI, ASH

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6:00pm Sunlight Garden Club, ASH #6,7

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138:00am HE Rite 1

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118:00am RAAI, ASH

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108:00am RAAI, ASH

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7:00pm Vestry Meeting, ASH #8

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108:00am HE Rite 1

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11:45am Fellowship, GH

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88:00am RAAI, ASH

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78:00am RAAI, ASH

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9:00am VBS

10:30am Quilters, ASH #8

68:00am RAAI, ASH

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