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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. The Chronicler Summer 2018 Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ: Ten members of Christ Church’s Vestry and Officers met on Saturday, May 12, for our Vestry Retreat to plan our focus of activities for the remainder of the year. We spent time throughout the day discussing prayers and Bible passages relevant to our situation. In our work sessions we reviewed the parish’s hopes and dreams that had been expressed during the Lent Series. From that list, we decided on the three most important items to focus on for the short term. Engage with nearby churches: to connect our people with those doing similar ministries, and discover where overlaps or sharing might be possible in social, mission, and worship activities, such as our long-standing Good Friday Seven Last Words service. Church growth by engaging our community in church activities: to offer more social events open to the community to showcase the church and let people know who we are, focus on people inviting people through a training class for church ambassadors, resume roundtable meetings to educate new members about commissions, and call people we’ve not seen lately to invite them to specific church activities. Youth engagement: to ask youth how can we help them, invite parishioners and other community youth in the summer to participate in the Food Pantry and Thrift Shop ministries, add new youth events, schedule a Youth Sunday 10:30 service, and invite youth participation in worship outside of acolyting. We discussed what it is that ties all of our activities together, for now, and what is our overall sense of purpose. We chose this phrase: Engaging people inside and outside of our parish to provide peace and hope for our community. We also made a list of things to be done before the arrival of our new Rector, such as particular repairs, sprucing up parts of our parish campus, and forming a Welcoming Committee. Let me or any Vestry member know if you have an interest in getting involved in any of these activities. Yours in Christ, Adult Forum Series Continues
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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.
The Chronicler
Summer 2018
Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ:
Ten members of Christ Church’s Vestry and Officers met on Saturday, May 12, for our Vestry
Retreat to plan our focus of activities for the remainder of the year. We spent time throughout the day
discussing prayers and Bible passages relevant to our situation. In our work sessions we reviewed the
parish’s hopes and dreams that had been expressed during the Lent Series. From that list, we decided
on the three most important items to focus on for the short term.
Engage with nearby churches: to connect our people with those doing similar ministries, and
discover where overlaps or sharing might be possible in social, mission, and worship activities, such as
our long-standing Good Friday Seven Last Words service.
Church growth by engaging our community in church activities: to offer more social
events open to the community to showcase the church and let people know who we are, focus on
people inviting people through a training class for church ambassadors, resume roundtable meetings to
educate new members about commissions, and call people we’ve not seen lately to invite them to
specific church activities.
Youth engagement: to ask youth how can we help them, invite parishioners and other
community youth in the summer to participate in the Food Pantry and Thrift Shop ministries, add new
youth events, schedule a Youth Sunday 10:30 service, and invite youth participation in worship outside
of acolyting.
We discussed what it is that ties all of our activities together, for now, and what is our overall
sense of purpose. We chose this phrase: Engaging people inside and outside of our parish to
provide peace and hope for our community. We also made a list of things to be done before the
arrival of our new Rector, such as particular repairs, sprucing up parts of our parish campus, and
forming a Welcoming Committee. Let me or any Vestry member know if you have an interest in
getting involved in any of these activities.
Yours in Christ,
Adult Forum Series Continues
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2018 SUMMER
CHRONICLER
Christ church
“Enjoy your summEr”
Organist
Hannah Massey
Secretary
Ruth Feltner
Newsletter Coordinator
Ruth Feltner
Sexton
Bill Butler
Christ Episcopal Church 8951 Courthouse Road
Spotsylvania, Virginia 22553
Phone (540) 582-5033
www.christchurchspotsy.com
Interim Rector The Rev. Bill Queen
Deacon The Rev. Margaret Haight
Treasurer
Mary S. Williams
Assistant Treasurer
Linda Smith
Vestry
Senior Warden
David Fagiano
Jr. Warden
Bob McGann
Treasurer
Mary Williams
Asst Treasurer
Linda Smith
Register
Martha Clark
Members
Kristi Gross
Gregory Hall
Joe Junod
Jim Kenkel
Werner Wieland
Roger Williams
Margaret R. Matejka, baptized and confirmed in the Episcopal Church,
recently transferred her membership from Delafield Presbyterian Church
in Delafield, Wisconsin to Christ Church. We are pleased to have
Margaret and, already, she has become active in our Food Pantry
outreach program. We also welcome Lisa Wright, transferring from
Trinity in Fredericksburg and is now an active usher in our service.
Thank you, Margaret and Lisa for choosing our church to be a part of
your Christian life and place to worship. We are blessed to have you
both.
Our heartfelt sympathy to Angela Wienckowski whose husband, Tim, passed away on
May 8, after a long illness.
We also send our love and sympathy to Robert Truslow, on the unexpected death of
his son, William, on May 14.
“May their souls and the souls of all the departed, by the mercy of God, rest in peace.”
JUNE 2018 LAY MINISTERS SCHEDULE
Lectors Chalice Bearers Acolytes Ushers Altar Guild Nursery
June 3 Williams Team
8:00 Joseph L. Ilk
Charlie Hilderbrand Robert Truslow
10:30 Martha Clark
Judi O’Neill Chloe Stockli Gregory Hall
Frank Stewart
Lindsey Bates
June 10 Magin Team
8:00 Thom Smelter Deacon Margaret Joseph L. Ilk
10:30 Marilyn Greene
Steve Clifford Parker Hilderbrand Judi O’Neill
Bob McGann
Lindsey Bates
June 17 Wieland Team
8:00 Dana Houck
Edd Houck Calib Garland
10:30 Roy Smith
Joe Junod Rachel Stockli Cecil Jarman
Missie Jarman
Lindsey Bates
June 24 Williams Team
8:00 Calib Garland
Deacon Margaret Jeri Phillips
10:30 Anne Williams
Jeff Massey Danielle Teets Tim Watts
Karen Watts
Lindsey Bates
You are responsible for finding your own replacement in the event that you cannot serve when scheduled. If you are serving as a Lector/Chalicist and
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).
JULY 2018 LAY MINISTERS SCHEDULE
Lectors Chalice Bearers Acolytes Ushers Altar Guild Nursery
July 1 Magin Team
8:00 Thom Smelter TBA Calib Garland
10:30 Mary Williams
Linda Rooney
Colby Clifford
Ron Magin
TBA
Lindsey Bates
July 8 Wieland Team
8:00 Joseph L. Ilk Deacon Margaret Robert Truslow
10:30 Ann Woolford
Stephanie Smith
Brady Goldberg
Werner Wieland
Frank Carosella
Lindsey Bates
July 15 Williams Team
8:00 Dana Houck Edd Houck Robert L. Ilk
10:30 Martha Clark
Tim Watts
Ethan Goldberg
Bob Massey
TBA Lindsey Bates
July 22 Magin Team
8:00 Calib Garland Deacon Margaret Jeri Phillips
10:30 Marilyn Greene
Judi O’Neill
Alli Ayers-Brown
Ron Magin
Frank Carosella
Lindsey Bates
July 29 Wieland Team
8:00 Thom Smelter TBA Joseph L. Ilk
10:30 Roy Smith
Werner Wieland
Trevor Mills
Werner Wieland
Frank Stewart
Lindsey Bates
You are responsible for finding your own replacement in the event that you cannot serve when scheduled. If serving as a Lector/Chalicist and 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).
AUGUST 2018 LAY MINISTERS SCHEDULE
Lectors Chalice Bearers Acolytes Ushers Altar Guild Nursery
August 5 Williams Team
8:00 Joseph L. Ilk
Charlie Hilderbrand Calib Garland
10:30 Anne Williams
Steve Clifford Emma Ayres-Brown Frank Carosella
Frank Stewart
Lindsey Bates
August 12 Magin Team
8:00 Calib Garland
Deacon Margaret Robert Truslow
10:30 Mary Williams
Joe Junod Stephen Wallach Judi O’Neill
Bob McGann
Lindsey Bates
August 19 Wieland Team
8:00 Thom Smelter
TBA Robert L. Ilk
10:30 Ann Woolford
Jeff Massey Lilly Wallach Werner Wieland
Ethan Goldberg
Lindsey Bates
August 26 Williams Team
8:00 Dana Houck Deacon Margaret Jeri Phillips
10:30 Beverly McNeill
Linda Rooney Andrew Mills Ron Magin
Bob Massey
Lindsey Bates
You are responsible for finding your own replacement in the event that you cannot serve when scheduled. If you are serving as a
Lector/Chalicist and unable to find one, please contact Penny Knepp at [email protected] or 891-6299 and she will assist you. Notify
parish office
06/02 Marilyn Greene 06/20 Jennifer Gibson
06/03 Jacob Stockli 06/21 Stephanie Cronin
06/05 Penny Knepp 06/22 Kalissa Houck
06/05 Olivia Johnson 06/22 Tracy Magin
06/06 Joseph L. Ilk 06/25 Jim Settles
06/18 Ethan Goldberg 06/30 Robert Eagle
J U N E 2018
On Sunday June 3rd we recognized our graduates and youth leaders. Allison Kathryn Eagle graduated
from Longwood University with a degree in Biology and a minor in Neuroscience; Benjamin Tyler
Jarman, grandson of Cecil and Missie Jarman, who graduated from Orange High School, will be
attending George Mason in the fall, majoring in Business with a minor in Hospitality; Jenna Phillips
graduated from James Madison University with a degree in Health Science, and a minor in Biology,
and plans on moving to Evanston, Illinois to work in the health care industry and begin training to
become a certified birth doula; Elizabeth Jackson, granddaughter of Bill and Melissa Jackson,
graduated from Wesley Theological Seminary with a Masters of Divinity; and Melody Jackson,
another granddaughter of Bill and Melissa’s is graduating from Tuscarora High School in Leesburg
and will be attending George Mason University in the fall and majoring in Engineering.
Sunday School teachers/youth leaders for this past year include: Erin Senters, McKenzie Goldberg,
Karen Watts, Kristi DiFillipo and Jill Bates and for Nursery and Youth Group: Lindsey Bates. We
thank all of you for your time to plan and teach interesting and educational lessons for our youth. If
anyone is interested in teaching Sunday School next year, please let Jill Bates know. There will be no
Vacation Bible School this summer due to lack of leaders and the early start date (August 13) for
Spotsylvania County Schools. The Youth Group is planning to have a cookout to welcome new
members, stay tuned for more details. Many thanks to those that participated in the Youth Group Spirit
Night at Panera, they earned $53!
Food Pantry Back Pack Project. It’s time to begin thinking about the food pantry backpack
project for the summer of 2018! Spotsylvania schools start in early August this year, so we will need to
hand out the back packs in July! Donation requests have started, look in the church and
Communication Center for giving envelopes. Adoption announcements will be made soon. If you
have any other questions please don’t hesitate to call Karen Watts at (540) 412-2732.
Education Commission News
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY
JULY 2018
07/04 David Fagiano 07/21 Bill Jackson
07/05 Peggy Settles 07/21 Gerald Johnson
07/07 Lauren Clifford 07/24 Cameron Eagle
07/07 Madison Clifford 07/24 Gerald Stockli Jr.
07/07 Louise Corderman 07/26 Alli Ayres-Brown
07/07 Kate Sides 07/27 Amanda Watts
07/08 Margaret Haight 07/27 Hannah Lovell Clifford
07/14 Joan Goodbody 07/27 Hunter Clifford
07/15 Mary Williams 07/29 Harry Frank
07/18 Patty Baldwin 07/30 Beverly McNeill
07/20 Lisa Wright 07/31 Molly Watts
What is
Tables of Eight?
A social activity for Christ Church members involving eating, conversing and getting to know
each other in a more personal way than might be available within the walls of the church.
Who can join? Each “Table of Eight” consists of four pairs of members, such as spouses or friends.
All adults are welcome. (If you are single and want to join I can try to pair you with another single person.)
When does Tables of Eight take place? Each session lasts for 5 months so even with busy
schedules 4 dinners can be arranged. Each “table” decides on the dates of their dinners. The next session
will start in September and run through January.
How does it work? Each pair within the “Table” will host one dinner at their home. The host
provides the main course, a side or two and the drinks. The other couples provide the appetizer, salad and
dessert.
Why? The belief that as Christ Church members get to know each other better, the more whole the
church becomes, therefore the more we can appreciate and help each other.
If you are interested or have any questions, e-mail [email protected] or call (540-273-8224)
Tracy Magin. Please sign up by July 15th. It is great fun!
08/04 Ann Woolford 08/19 Frank Carosella
08/05 Lindsey Bates 08/20 Pat Linton
08/07 Ruth Brancolini 08/27 Mary McWhirt
08/07 Alice Daniels 08/27 Jeff McWhirt
08/10 Mark Svare 08/28 Jeanette Stewart
08/15 Alex Watts 08/30 Linda Wieland
08/17 Doreen Fagiano 08/30 David Roberts
Our Thrift Shop ministry continues to thrive under the leadership of
co-managers Debbie and Lisa. It also takes the commitment of all
the folks who give freely of their personal time to help in this great
outreach program. All Thrift Shop staff and volunteers are cordially
invited to meet with the Thrift Shop Advisory Board on
Wednesday, June 13 from 10:00 to 11:00 am in the Great Hall of
Christ Church. The Board wants to hear your concerns and your
ideas about how the Shop can better serve our neighbors, and about
how the Advisory Board can assist you. Thank you for all that each
of you do to help provide this important ministry to our community.
NOT ALREADY A VOLUNTEER? Please stop by the Thrift Shop anytime and meet our manager and
volunteers. We have a great group of people that keep the shop up and running and if you would like to
be a part of this, we could use the additional help. Come in and talk to the volunteers and let them share
with you the fulfilling experience of working at the Thrift Shop.
REMINDER TO “SAVE THE DATE”. The Sixth Annual 208 Trail Sale, the 24-mile yard sale in
historic Spotsylvania Count along route 208 from Four Mile Fork to Lake Anna, will be held on
September 7-8 from 8 am to 3:30 pm. For parishioners, the Thrift Shop is now reserving spaces at $15
for one day and $25 for two days. You must provide your own tables. For non-parishioners, the space
rental rate is $25 a day, $35 for two days. The Thrift Shop is now taking reservations. Sign up now
before spaces are filled.
Starting Sunday, June 10, we will be singing requested hymns during the summer at the 10:30 service. You
may pick up request slips available at the back of the church and drop them in the collection plate or drop them
at the Usher’s table.
Father’s Day ~ On Sunday, June 17, the Episcopal Church Women will honor all fathers in the parish with
a special cake at fellowship time after the 10:30 service. We will also include a special prayer as we celebrate
our fathers, fatherhood, and all male mentors who act as fathers for younger people.
Coincidentally, Ethan Goldberg celebrates his 16th
birthday on Monday, June 18 and to celebrate, his mom,
McKenzie, will also be providing a few delicacies and a special 16th
birthday cake for Ethan and fellow
parishioners on Father’s Day. Happy Birthday, Ethan!
Episcopal Church Women
On May 15, the ECW visited the historical St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church in Orange, Virginia. Their informal
but enjoyable tour was conducted by the Rector and we were told that this is the only church built by plans from
Thomas Jefferson as well as involvement by James Madison’s family. We were shown the pew that Robert E.
Lee sat in when he attended the church. Following the tour, the ladies enjoyed lunch at the Old Silk Mill in
downtown Orange. The ECW and all ladies of the church will participate in the 208 Trail Sale providing baked
goods and selling them to shoppers and passers-by. On a separate note, and as a gentle reminder, drop a coin in
your UTO box every time you think of something for which you are thankful. Surely, your box will be full by
this fall when they are collected. Boxes are available at the back of the church and the Communication Center.
Episcopal Church Men
The ECM meets monthly on the second Wednesday at noon at Scafa’s on Courthouse Rd. Summer meetings
are: June 13, July 11, and August 15. Please join us for planning events and fun. Here are upcoming events
the ECM will participate in:
208 Sale Trail, September 7-8;
Christ Church Parish Picnic, September 9;
Car Show, October 6;
Christmas Parade, December 1.
Get Your Requests In
Adult Forum Series Continues Through the Summer
Do you ever wonder about how and why Episcopalians do and believe particular things? Bring
your questions to our Adult Forum, Sundays 9:15 a.m., in the Great Hall, where we will look at
Episcopal Customs A to Z. Our sessions will continue until we’ve covered everything from
“Anglican” to “Zebra Book.”
Summer Simplified Worship Services
The Worship Committee has decided to simplify our summer services from June 3 through
September 2. We are doing things like cutting back on the number of acolytes, dropping the
gospel procession, and using a less elaborate altar setting. These variations are to help us mark
the changing of the liturgical season. Bill’s sermon on June 3 addressed the theology behind the
different emphases we put upon the different times of the church year and the importance,
especially during an interim year such as ours, of experiencing a variety of worship styles.
Spotsylvania Stars and Stripes Spectacular June 30, 2018 and Other Summer
Activities Sponsored by the Spotsylvania Country Parks and Recreation:
Senior Movie Series at Marshall Center Auditorium, Thursdays at 1 p.m., March 8, June 7;
Outdoor Movie Series at Loriella Pool/Park, July 14 (fee); and August 10; begins at dusk;
Family Luau on Saturday, August 11th
(fee).
Outdoor Service/Parish Picnic - Save the Date
We will have our parish picnic on September 23, following the outdoor 10:30 service that
morning.
Car Show – Save the Date – Saturday, October 6.
308:00pm AA Mtg
298:30am Morning Prayer, Church
10:30am Quilters, ASH #8 (Bring a Bag Lunch)
288:30am Morning Prayer, Church
11:00am Good Book Club, GH
278:00am Food Pantry Hot Breakfast, GH
8:30am Morning Prayer, Church
10:00am Food Pantry, ASH
267:00pm Boy Scout Troop 165
258:00am HE Rite I 9:15am Adult Ed
10:30am HE Rite II (Healing Prayers after both services)
11:45am Fellowship, GH
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238:00pm AA Mtg
228:30am Morning Prayer, Church
10:30am Quilters, ASH #8 (Bring a Bag Lunch)
6:30pm Lions Club (Installation): Social at 6:30; Dinner at 7 PM; Place TBD
218:30am Morning Prayer, Church
11:00am Good Book Club, GH
208:30am Morning Prayer, Church
197:00pm Boy Scout Troop 165
188:00am HE Rite I 9:15am Adult Ed
10:30am HE Rite II 11:45am Fellowship, GH (ECW Honoring Fathers)
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168:00pm AA Mtg
158:30am No Morning Prayer Today
10:30am Quilters, ASH #8 (Bring a Bag Lunch)
6:00pm Vestry Meeting, ASH #8
148:30am Morning Prayer, Church
10:00am Thrift Shop Volunteer Meeting, ASH
11:00am Good Book Club, ASH #8
12:00pm ECM Luncheon, Scafa's
138:30am Morning Prayer, Church
9:00am Food Pantry Morning Prayer, GH
10:00am Food Pantry, ASH
1212:00pm Thrift Shop Advisory Board, ASH #8
7:00pm Boy Scout Troop 165
118:00am HE Rite I 8:45am Fellowship, GH
9:15am Adult Ed
10:30am HE Rite II 11:45am Fellowship, GH
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88:30am Morning Prayer, Church
10:30am Quilters, ASH #8 (Bring a Bag Lunch)
12:00pm Lions Club Mtg, GH (Board Business)
78:30am Morning Prayer, Church
11:00am Good Book Club, GH
68:30am Morning Prayer, Church
57:00pm Boy Scout Troop 165
48:00am HE Rite I 9:15am Adult Ed
10:30am HE Rite II (Recognize education volunteers)
11:45am Fellowship, GH
12:15pm Youth Grp Mtg, ASH#5
4:00pm Planned Giving Presentation, GH
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28:00pm AA Mtg
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8:30am Morning Prayer, Church
317:00pm Boy Scout Troop 165
308:00am HE Rite I 9:15am Adult Ed
10:30am HE Rite II 11:45am Fellowship, GH
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278:30am Morning Prayer, Church
10:30am Quilters, ASH #8 (Bring a Bag Lunch)
12:00pm Lions Club Mtg, GH
268:30am Morning Prayer, Church
11:00am Good Book Club, GH
258:00am Hot Breakfast, Food Pantry, GH
8:30am Morning Prayer, Church
10:00am Food Pantry, ASH
247:00pm Boy Scout Troop 165
238:00am HE Rite I 9:15am Adult Ed
10:30am HE Rite II with Blessing of Backpacks; Healing Prayers after both services
11:45am Fellowship, GH
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218:00pm AA Mtg
208:30am Morning Prayer, Church
10:30am Quilters, ASH #8 (Bring a Bag Lunch)
12:00pm Lions Club Mtg, GH, Business Planning Mtg.
198:30am Morning Prayer, Church
11:00am Good Book Club, GH
188:30am Morning Prayer, Church
177:00pm Boy Scout Troop 165
168:00am HE Rite I 9:15am Adult Ed
10:30am HE Rite II 11:45am Fellowship, GH
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138:30am Morning Prayer, Church
10:30am Quilters, ASH #8 (Bring a Bag Lunch)
6:00pm Vestry Meeting, ASH #8
128:30am Morning Prayer, Church
11:00am Good Book Club, GH
12:00pm ECM Mtg @ Scafa's
118:30am Morning Prayer, Church
9:00am Morning Prayer, Food Pantry, GH
10:00am Food Pantry, ASH
1012:00pm Thrift Shop Advisory Board, ASH #8
7:00pm Boy Scout Troop 165
98:00am HE Rite I 8:45am Fellowship, GH
9:15am Adult Ed
10:30am HE Rite II 11:45am Fellowship, GH
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78:00pm AA Mtg
68:30am Morning Prayer, Church
10:30am Quilters, ASH #8 (Bring a Bag Lunch)
5INDEPENDENCE DAY - OFFICE CLOSED
48:30am Morning Prayer, Church
37:00pm Boy Scout Troop 165
28:00am HE Rite I 9:15am Adult Ed
10:30am HE Rite II 11:45am Fellowship, GH
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8:00pm AA Mtg
318:30am Morning Prayer, Church
10:30am Quilters, ASH #8 (Bring a Bag Lunch)
308:30am Morning Prayer, Church
298:00am Food Pantry Hot Breakfast, GH
8:30am Morning Prayer, Church
10:00am Food Pantry, ASH
287:00pm Boy Scout Troop 165
278:00am HE Rite I 9:15am Adult Ed
10:30am HE Rite II (Healing Prayers after Both Services)
11:45am Fellowship, GH
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258:00pm AA Mtg
248:30am Morning Prayer, Church
10:30am Quilters, ASH #8 (Bring a Bag Lunch)
12:00pm Lions Club Mtg, GH
238:30am Morning Prayer, Church
228:30am Morning Prayer, Church
217:00pm Boy Scout Troop 165
208:00am HE Rite I 9:15am Adult Ed
10:30am HE Rite II 11:45am Fellowship, GH
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188:00pm AA Mtg
178:30am Morning Prayer, Church
10:30am Quilters, ASH #8 (Bring a Bag Lunch)
12:00pm Lions Club Mtg, GH
168:30am Morning Prayer, Church
158:30am Morning Prayer, Church
9:00am Food Pantry Morning Prayer, GH
10:00am Food Pantry, ASH
1412:00pm Thrift Shop Advisory Board, ASH #8
7:00pm Boy Scout Troop 165
138:00am HE Rite I 8:45am Fellowship, GH
9:15am Adult Ed
10:30am HE Rite II 11:45am Fellowship, GH
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1:00pm Hold for Private Event (T. Wills), GH
118:00pm AA Mtg
108:30am Morning Prayer, Church
10:30am Quilters, ASH #8 (Bring a Bag Lunch)
12:00pm Lions Club Mtg, GH
6:00pm Vestry Meeting, ASH #8
98:30am Morning Prayer, Church
12:00pm ECM Mtg @ Scafa's
88:30am Morning Prayer, Church
77:00pm Boy Scout Troop 165
68:00am HE Rite I 9:15am Adult Ed
10:30am HE Rite II 11:45am Fellowship, GH
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48:00pm AA Mtg
38:30am Morning Prayer, Church
10:30am Quilters, ASH #8 (Bring a Bag Lunch)
12:00pm Lions Clujb, Business Board Mtg, GH
28:30am Morning Prayer, Church
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