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Phone: 712-755-2711 Email: [email protected]
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Extender, Published Monthly March 2020 March 2020
What Christians Should Know about the Coronavirus
What is the Coronavirus? The disease being talked about is technically a new strain of coronavirus. Coronaviruses are common throughout the world, and scientists have discovered seven different coronaviruses that can infect people and make them sick. Where Did the Virus Come From? It is believed that that virus spread from wildlife to people at a so-called “wet market” in Wuhan, China. A “wet market” is one where vendors sell meat and live animals.
How is the Virus Transmitted? The virus is likely most commonly spread from an infected person to others through the air by coughing or sneezing, and through close personal contact. What are the Symptoms? Fever, cough and shortness of breath, ranging from mild to severe. What is the Prevention & Treatment of this Virus?
Currently, there is no vaccine for this strain. The best prevention is to avoid exposure to someone who has been infected. What is the Danger to Americans? According to the Centers for Disease Control (as of February 27), the current immediate risk to the general American public is considered low. How Should Christians Respond to the Coronavirus? Some of us are inherently inclined to downplay the severity of public-health threats. We’ll reason that we’ve seen these scares before. Others are inclined toward catastrophizing the threat, believing a situation to be far worse than is warranted by the evidence. We should recognize our own dispositions and acknowledge that others may differ. At the same time, we must be consistently biblical: God is sovereign over illness and suffering, and we serve the one who casts out all fear (I John 4:18).
Pastor Dan
ORGANIZATION OF THE MONTH:
VOICE OF THE MARTYRS FRONT LINE WORKERS and dangerous mission fields.
Prayerfully consider being a partner in prayer with a Voice of the Mar-tyrs Front Line Worker.
Commit to pray faithfully for him or her for the next 12 months, re-ceiving a photo and information to help you pray.
Pray for tools and training to advance God’s kingdom on the world’s most difficult and dangerous mission fields
New office hours are in effect:
NOON—4:00 P.M.
Monday-Friday
712.755.2711
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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9am - 6-12 Gr. Sm. Group
9 am - Adult Sunday School
10am - Refreshments
10:30 am - Combined Ser-
vice/JAM
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5:30-7 pm - GriefShare
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11-8:30 - Iowa Commu-
nity Kitchen reserved—In
Honor of Cat Wiley
Serving: 4:00-6:00 pm
04 6pm –Meal
6:30pm –BYF Activities
6:30 –Core Connect
COMMUNITY IMPACT
NIGHT for MH/HS at
Faith Family Church 6-
8pm
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12:30-3:30 pm - FISH
Homeschool Co-op
6:30-8 pm - Women
Connect
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9am –Traditional Service
9am - 6-12 Gr. Sm. Group
10am - Refreshments
10:30 am - Contemporary
Service/JAM
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5:30-7 pm - GriefShare
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11-8:30 - Iowa Commu-
nity Kitchen reserved
Serving: 4:00-6:00 pm
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6pm -Meal
6:30pm -BYF Activities
6:30pm -Core Connect
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6am—At-large Meeting
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9am - Traditional Service
9am - 6-12 Gr. Sm. Group
10am - Refreshments
10:30 am - Contemporary
Service/JAM
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5:30-7 pm - GriefShare
7pm - Diaconate Meeting
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11-8:30 - Iowa Commu-
nity Kitchen reserved
Serving: 4:00-6:00 pm
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6pm -BYF Meal
6:30 pm -BYF Activities
6:30 pm -Core Connect
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12:30-3:30 pm FISH
Homeschool Co-op
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9am - Traditional Service
9am - 6-12 Gr. Sm. Group
10am - Refreshments
10:30 am - Contemporary
Service/JAM
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5:30-7 pm - GriefShare
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11-8:30 - Iowa Commu-
nity Kitchen reserved
Serving: 4:00-6:00 pm
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6pm -BYF Meal
6:30 pm -BYF Activities
6:30 pm -Core Connect
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9am - Traditional Service
9am - 6-12 Gr. Sm. Group
10am - Refreshments
10:30 - Contemporary Ser-
vice/JAM
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5:30-7 pm - GriefShare
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11-8:30 - Iowa Commu-
nity Kitchen reserved
Serving: 4:00-6:00 pm
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Thank You for Serving!
Thank you to those who serve on our various committees. If you can’t make the time you are scheduled to serve, please: 1) Try to find your own replacement; 2) Contact the coordinator for help; and 3) Let the church office know of the change by Friday at noon. Thanks again,
April French, Office Manager
Volunteer Coordinators Nursery: Michelle Erickson Traditional Ushers: Keith & Bonnie Fiscus
Traditional/Contemporary Greeters: Jan Swensen
Traditional Sound/Video: Ruthanne Grimsley
Contemporary Sound/Video: Matt Schmitz
MARCH SERVING SCHEDULE
Andersen, Kirk & Erin 03-22-20 9:00 Nursery
Anliker, Darla 03-01-20 10:30 Nursery-Infant
Arentson, Terry and Connie 03-15-20 9:00 Greeter
Bartleson, Arleatta 03-08-20 9:00 Greeter
Berndt, Joel & Karla March Welcome Team
Bryant, Nora & Kevin 03-08-20 10:30 Nursery-Infant
Burton Deb March 9:00 Video Ministry
Burton Rowly March 9:00 Sound Ministry
Chipman, Anne March 10:30 Video Ministry
Erickson, Michelle March Usher
Erickson, Michelle 03-15-20 10:30 Nursery-Toddler
Fiscus, Keith March Usher
French, Amanda & French, April 03-22-20 10:30 Nursery (Toddler)
Hansen, Colleen 03-29-20 10:30 Nursery (Infant)
Hansen, Colleen 03-08-20 10:30 Nursery-Toddler
Hastert, Tim 03-01-20 10:30 Greeter
Kangas, Seth & Heather 03-15-20 10:30 Nursery (Infant)
Kangas, Seth & Heather 03-22-20 10:30 Greeter
Larson, Jeff & Shelli 03-01-20 10:30 Nursery-Toddler
Lawson, Ryan & Lindsay 03-15-20 10:30 Greeter
Leete, Randy & Rhea 03-29-20 10:30 Greeter
Martin, Dan & Marilyn 03-08-20 10:30 Nursery
Moore, Luetta 03-08-20 9:00 Greeter
Morgan, Deb 03-15-20 10:30 Nursery-Toddler
Nelson, Paul & Joanne 03-15-20 9:00 Nursery
Nelson, Randy 03-29-20 9:00 Nursery
Pash, Randy March Usher
Perkins, Phil March Usher
Poggensee, Mike March 10:30 Sound Ministry
Riley, Dave & Mary & Family 03-22-20 9:00 Greeter
Schmitz, Amber 03-08-20 10:30 Nursery-Toddler
Schmitz, Amber 03-29 10:30 Nursery-Infant
Sorensen, Brad & Sue 03-22-20 10:30 Nursery-Infant
Swensen, Chris & Misty 03-08-20 10:30 Greeter
Tiger, Sarah 03-01-20 10:30 Greeter
Trickel, Larry & Sue 03-29-20 9:00 Greeter
Trickel, Sue 03-29-20 9:00 Nursery
Valline, Todd & Cherie 03-29-20 10:30 Nursery-Toddler
Serving t o g e t h e r
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MARCH BIRTHDAYS
3-2 David Curren 3-2 Mollie Wooster 3-4 Jennifer French
3-6 Kent Morgan 3-7 Norman Mathiasen 3-13 Colton Shcleimer
3-14 Bonnie Burton 3-17 Elias Sorensen 3-18 Violet Lotenschtein
3-21 Lucy Poggensee
3-23 Terry Arentson 3-24 Michael Anliker
3-26 Mike Poggensee 3-27 Misty Swensen 3-29 Chloe Brouillard
3-29 Wayne Holdeman 3-29 Ryan Lawson 3-30 Ben Schmitz
3-31 Mike Schleimer 3-31 Heather Kangas
MARCH ANNIVERSARIES
3-1 Pat & Randy Pash 3-5 Connie & Terry Arentson 3-6 Dave & Nancy Boettger 3-9 Daulton & Madison Maasen 3-19 Mike & Lori Weisenborn 3-20 James & Anna Nelson 3-20 Andy & Peggy Cole 3-31 Seth & Heather Kangas
SENIOR HIGH GAME NIGHT The Senior High Game Night was a huge success! It was held on Sunday, February 15th, from 6:00—10:00 PM. The evening started off with walking tacos and fellowship, followed by several rounds of 9 Square in the Air. The kids could play that game for hours if we let them! Mike Poggensee divided the kids into small groups and had them piece together “The Global Thread Through the Bible” by attempting to put Bible verses into chronological order. That set the stage for Mike to talk about mission opportunities and unreached people groups. It was very informative and inspiring! After that, the night was finished off with relay races and glow-in-the-dark dodgeball! Mike Poggensee did a wonderful job planning and directing the night’s activities. Other leaders includ-ed: Cayley Poggensee, April French, Ethan Williams, John Peck, Don Klitgaard, and Laurel Klittgard.
- April French, BYF Leader
We would like to thank everyone for all the birthday cards Marna received for her 80th birthday! Reading through them and see-ing how much she is loved has been such a
blessing to her!
- Dave and Marna
Weisenborn
PRAISE TEAM OPPORTUNITY We are currently looking for someone who is willing to sing harmony in the Contemporary Ser-vice praise team! We are specifically hoping for a female voice, so if you are a woman who sings harmony, please contact me at: (712)579-0418 to let me know of your interest!
- Edie Shetler
Thank You Notes……. If you have noticed the absolutely FABULOUS painting transformation that has over-
taken the church, be sure to stop Edie Shetler and give her a big thank you!
She has been working tirelessly over the past several weeks to freshen up our church
with a new coat of paint.
Sally Hawn, Joel and Karla Berndt, and Larry Trickel helped with some of the painting as well, and Mike Poggensee, Dan Poggensee, Ken Shetler and Nick Mu-sich helped with the set-up and take-down of the supporting equipment used in paint-
ing near the ceiling.
Thank you so much for all of your hard work and fabulous results! We are so blessed to have members of our church family who are so eager and willing to volunteer their
time and talent for the sake of the church!
- April French, Office Manager
This is just a friendly reminder that from time to time we find misplaced items around the church. Gloves, thermoses, and Bibles are just some of the items that are being collected. I would en-courage everyone to please check the shelf in the downstairs hallway by the elevator to be sure any missing items are returned to their rightful owners.
- April French, Office Manager
Announcements WHAT’S HAPPENING