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Vol. 19 No. 37 September 17, 2016 www.poplc.org Prince of Peace is a … • Hub of spiritual transformation using God’s Word, Sacrament, and Prayer, • Equipping us to build networks of vibrant Christian communities, • Extending to our homes, to our neighbors, and beyond, making disciples of Jesus. The Prince of Peace C O M M U N I C A T O R We Trust in HIM through Continued Search for Music Ministry, Member Engagement Leadership The Holy Spirit, through the vote of the congregation, did not extend a call to Cindy Gnewuch to serve as the Minister of Music and Member Engagement during the Call Service last Monday evening. The vote in favor of calling Cindy was five percent short of the two-thirds majority vote required by the Constitution to extend the call. One option Pastor Carl mentioned at the end of the Call Service is to hire Cindy Gnewuch in an interim role while we resume the search process. Pastor Carl is discussing that option and others that are emerging with the Board of Servant Leaders, the staff, and other leaders. Your thoughts and proposals are appreciated! Please send your comments to Pastor Carl or any BoSL member, which includes Erin Summers, Chris Martin, Leon DeBolt, Kim Robinson, Julie Eichhorst, and David McLean. Their contact information is available in the church directory. Obviously, the work to secure long-term leadership for the Music Ministry and Member Engagement is not yet finished. Nonetheless, the incompleteness of this process is a reflection of where the Holy Spirit has led us. He is working powerfully among us and will continue to do so! We trust His timing and His Spirit. As we wait for the conclusion of our search for staff ministry support, we are encouraged to look to Jesus, the “author and perfector of our faith” and remember His promise, that “He who began a good work in you will bring it to completion in the day of our Lord Jesus Christ.” God bless us to that end with His peace! September 18, 9:40-10:45am * Preschool-6 th Grade: Meet in Sanctuary for singing, praying, fun and prizes! * 7-12 th Grade: Meet in Youth Room *Adults: See pgs. 10-11 for a list of classes * Register online: www.poplc.org/sunday-school- registration-form/
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Vol. 19 No. 37
September 17, 2016
www.poplc.org
Prince of Peace is a …
• Hub of spiritual transformation using God’s Word, Sacrament, and Prayer,
• Equipping us to build networks of vibrant Christian communities,
• Extending to our homes, to our neighbors, and beyond, making disciples of Jesus.
The Prince of Peace C O M M U N I C A T O R
We Trust in HIM through
Continued Search for
Music Ministry, Member
Engagement Leadership
The Holy Spirit, through the vote of the congregation, did not extend a call to Cindy Gnewuch to serve as the Minister of Music and Member Engagement during the Call Service last Monday evening. The vote in favor of calling Cindy was five percent short of the two-thirds majority vote required by the Constitution to extend the call.
One option Pastor Carl mentioned at the end of the Call Service is to hire Cindy Gnewuch in an interim role while we resume the search process. Pastor Carl is discussing that option and others that are emerging with the Board of Servant Leaders, the staff, and other leaders. Your thoughts and proposals are appreciated! Please send your comments to Pastor Carl or any BoSL member, which includes Erin Summers, Chris Martin, Leon DeBolt, Kim Robinson, Julie Eichhorst, and David McLean. Their contact information is available in the church directory.
Obviously, the work to secure long-term leadership for the Music Ministry and Member Engagement is not yet finished. Nonetheless, the incompleteness of this process is a reflection of where the Holy Spirit has led us. He is working powerfully among us and will continue to do so! We trust His timing and His Spirit. As we wait for the conclusion of our search for staff ministry support, we are encouraged to look to Jesus, the “author and perfector of our faith” and remember His promise, that “He who began a good work in you will bring it to completion in the day of our Lord Jesus Christ.” God bless us to that end with His peace!
September 18, 9:40-10:45am
* Preschool-6th Grade: Meet in Sanctuary for singing, praying, fun and prizes!
* 7-12thGrade: Meet in Youth Room *Adults: See pgs. 10-11 for a list of classes
* Register online:
www.poplc.org/sunday-school-registration-form/
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Congregation Affirms BoSL Officers
A vote of affirmation was given by members of Prince of Peace in worship services September 10 and 11 to confirm as officers BoSL members Erin Summers, Chair; Chris Martin, Vice Chair; and Leon DeBolt, Secretary for Fiscal Year 2017.
Compliments from members of Prince of Peace: Excellent slate!
Thank you for your faithful service!
Thank you to all BoSL for their service.
Thank you for your hard work!
Saturday Bread Bakers
Needed
Sign up through SignUp Genius at:
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090d48afa72f4-saturday Todd and Patsy Sterns: [email protected]
Pastor Dax Jordan and Members of Vine & Branches
Lutheran Church Break Ground
Last Sunday, under blue skies and a nice breeze, 115 attendees witnessed the Vine and Branches groundbreaking ceremony on the recently acquire nine acre land on Gum Spring Road just south of Braddock Road. The event marked a major milestone in the development of the Phase I facility. Many members of PoP attended which was much appreciated by V&B members. A highlight of the event was Pastor Carl calling all the children up to throw dirt (kids love that) in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit—Amen! If all goes as planned, V&B will be move into the facility in August 2017. Please pray that all goes well. Thanks for the continued support from PoP! Ray Schaible Vice President
Vine and Branches is located at 25675 Gum Spring Rd, Chantilly, VA 20152
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Servant of Christ Awards
Presented Last Weekend
Every year, many members of Prince of Peace demonstrate the love of Jesus through extraordinary acts of service in the church, the community, and at home. Again this year, we are singling out a few lay members for special recognition for their faithful service to the Lord. This recognition is called the Servant of Christ Award. We recognize these members not only to thank them for their service, but also to hold them up as examples of the Lord's Spirit at work among us and to encourage everyone who labors along with them in the Lord's vineyard. God is at work wherever acts of love and kindness are done in His name. Although we name only a few, the Lord sees and knows all, remembers all, and promises a far greater reward than our recognition to all who serve His people. The Board of Servant Leaders has chosen the following members for the Servant of Christ Award: Tom Lambiase, Don and Lois Anderson, and Rob Lansing. These members have faithfully served in many roles at Prince of Peace over many years. Congratulations and thanks to Tom, Don and Lois, and Rob. We formally recognized these members during our weekend services on Saturday, September 10
and Sunday, September 11. May the Lord, who has begun a good work in them, bring it to completion at the day of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Leon Debolt
Have you read our Blog?
Read more of this week’s En•courage NOVA Blog, at www.poplc.org/blog
How Much is Enough?
“The week-long summer enrichment program at the Village of Hope
in Haiti is over, and I am back home surrounded by my ‘stuff’.”
Read more about Tom Lambiase’s experience in Haiti, and feeling content
with so little in this week’s blog.
Calling All First and
Second Graders
Begins Sunday September 18 4-5pm, Rm 27 Come join our Primary Choir for singing, worship, games and snack Sundays, 4-5 p.m. The choir meets for two sessions - the first eight-week session begins in September, and the second nine-week session begins in late January. The children will sing on two different Sundays during each session. Parents, sign up your child during the first rehearsal. Laura Maloney (703) 343-0347 [email protected]
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CrisisText is a text-messaging tool for students and parents who need help with mental health, depression, or thoughts of suicide. It is a confidential, safe, and non-judgmental resource when you need someone to talk to. CrisisText is available on the FCPS Mobile App or by sending a text NEEDHELP to 85511. Youth may also call 703-527-4077 if they would prefer to speak to someone directly.
Support Our Preschool
Fundraiser
This year, Prince of Peace Lutheran School has chosen Genevieve’s Giftwrap for our first fundraiser, because of the quality giftwrap, delicious chocolates and the beautiful home décor and kitchen items they sell. We have a few catalogs in the Narthex and Church Office, but an easier way to support POPLS is to go to www.Genevieves.com and use account number #14168. This will allow the school to earn the profit on your sale. Let your family and friends know that they too can go to the website and see all of the items for sale, and make purchases. Just remind them to use our account number, #14168. Thank you for supporting our fundraiser this year. We know you will love your purchases from Genevieve’s!
Cindy Deatherage Prince of Peace Lutheran School
Thank You, Joen Schultz
The PoP staff and congregation give heartfelt thanks to Joen Schultz. Her creativity, care, and servant attitude as Event Coordinator for Families and Youth have been a tremendous asset to our church staff. We celebrate with her and our preschool as she makes a transition back to working as an Assistant Teacher this year. We give thanks and praise to the Lord for her willingness to serve our congregation.
High School Fall Retreat Registration
Deadline: September 21
The Fall Retreat is Nov 4 – 6 at Mar-Lu-Ridge Camp and Retreat Center in Jefferson, MD. This year we will be joining with other Lutheran Churches in the area for the retreat and expect over 100 students to attend. The cost of the retreat is $115 and covers all meals, lodging and transportation. Please register with John Durkin by Sep 21!
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Some Important Dates for
Family Ministry
Start Strong Youth Event scheduled for Saturday, September 17 has been CANCELLED due to lack of enrollment. If you would like information about college funding, or finding the right college for you, please contact me directly. Sunday, September 18 - Sunday School Kick-off at 9:45 a.m. for everyone in the Sanctuary. (see front page) It’s like a pep rally to get the year started with music, prizes, and games. After the opening, children will go to their classrooms – pick up will be from there.
Sunday, September 18 - All Teacher Blessing and Recognition: All Teachers (full-time, part-time, and volunteer) are encouraged to attend either of our Sunday worship services. We will pray for you, encourage you, and give you a small token of our appreciation.
If you’re interested in serving as a Sunday School teacher we’d love to have you on our team! Contact John Durkin – [email protected]
Youth Ministry
Sunday School Grades K-6 begin in the Sanctuary 9:45-10:45am Living Water Teen Praise Band Rehearsal 6-7pm Wednesdays Youth Prayer and Praise Service Sep 21 – 7pm in the Sanctuary
Meet in the Sanctuary for an interactive time of singing, prayer and devotion led by Living Water. Following the service we will divide into separate Jr. and Sr. High youth groups for food and fellowship until 9 p.m. Bring a friend! FUEL Wednesday Night Bible Study Senior High Youth Weekly, 7-9pm 7th & 8th Graders: Confirmation Small Groups start this week Presentation of Bibles to 2nd graders September 25– 11am service
Check out the calendar: poplc.org/youthcalendar
Club 56 Fall Kick-Off Party
Sunday, September 25, 12-2pm Youth Room
Please join us as we kick off a new year of ministry for all 5th and 6th grade students with an afternoon of fun and fellowship. Pizza lunch will be served. As always, please feel free to invite a friend to join the fun!
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LNO: Ladies'
Night Out
A time for fellowship for all women. Friday, September 30 (7-9pm) Bingo Night, Room 21. Please bring a snack or beverage to share. Small prizes will be awarded to Bingo winners! Childcare will be provided.
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NEW! Join us for family-friendly fitness class and spiritual recharge!
Children are welcome to come along! PoP and PowerFull Fitness are partnering to provide two Tuesday morning fitness classes. In addition to these classes, you will receive at-home workouts, nutrition support, live seminars, accountability and community through an online Facebook group, and weekly fitness challenges through PowerFull Fitness. In addition, join us for a “spiritual recharge” from 10-10:15am in-between classes and be encouraged and filled with God's Word as we focus on a Bible verse for the week to spur us on in the faith!
Visit http://PowerFullFitness.com for more information and to sign up!
Church members receive 50% off year round! ALL FITNESS LEVELS WELCOME!
Check us out!
Tuesdays, 9:15-10am & 10:15-11am PLUS Spiritual Recharge: 10-10:15am
Fellowship Hall
Thrivent Action Team Grant Thanks to a Thrivent Action Team Grant, blue tumblers were purchased with this year’s theme of our Women’s Outreach Ministries “God is On the MOVE: Sharing God’s Story in Us.” The tumblers were given out to women attending PowerFull Fitness classes (see left) and Wednesday WoW. Thanks, Thrivent for your support!
Sarah Sherwood, [email protected], call or text at (703) 732-0813.
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A Community of Women Committed to the
Call of Christ www.poplc.org/women
Wednesday Mornings Resumes September 21, 2016 [email protected]
Faith Shapers Soul-Tending Reading Meets monthly on Tuesday or Wednesday [email protected] Holy Comforters Quilt Making for Charity Resumes January - May Thursdays, 9am to 3pm, Room 27 [email protected] Keep the Faith Make and take faith projects [email protected]
For more information: DCE Stacey Tasler Crosson Minister of Care and Outreach 703.451.5855 Website: www.poplc.org Email: [email protected] Cell: 571.326.5580
Learning Community
Creative Assembly
Saturday, September 24, 9am- 5pm
Presenters: Lisa Nichols Hickman - Author of Writing in the Margins; Connie Denninger - Visual Faith Coach Afternoon Breakout Sessions: Visual Prayer - Worship into the Week -Journaling and Blogging - Congregation Resources - With an Artist’s Eye - Building Community Leading Visual Faith Workshops Cost is $40 per person and includes a catered lunch. Register at ww.POPLC.org/visualfaith
WoW Gathering Day
THIS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 9:15am Fellowship Hall
The purpose of this year’s WoW Wednesday Mornings is to deepen our understanding of God’s story of redemption in our life and to share this story with others in humility, boldness, and confidence. Please take a brochure in the Narthex which lists the life-changing small group studies that will meet this Fall!
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GO! Project for September:
Flood Scrub Buckets
Each month Prince of Peace will highlight a service project we can all get behind and work towards together. For September, consider donating a Flood Scrub Bucket.
The season for weather events is certainly upon us. Positioning in the Atlantic are a number of tropical storms, and several bear careful watch. Supplies for cleaning homes that have flooded are very much in need. A flood scrub bucket contains many of the supplies needed to help with cleaning. Within the Southeastern District, we are blessed to have a locally-based Orphan Grain Train Collection Center. They are willing to provide warehouse space for collecting, collating, and sending scrub buckets to disaster areas throughout the District and the LCMS.
Drop off your Flood Scrub Bucket in the box in the Narthex during the month of September. Include in your bucket (with handle, no particular
style): Comet ™or other cleansing powder
Lysol ™or other liquid cleaner * Bleach (1-gal. size)
Windex ™ or other glass cleaner * Scrub brush
Meeting on Tuesdays, 7-9pm September 13 through December 6 Call 703-451-5855 to register or visit
http://www.poplc.org/about-our-church/care-support/
February 2017 PoP Haiti
Mission Trip: Information
Meeting
Tuesday, October 4, 7:30pm Room 9 (downstairs) An information meeting to discuss PoP’s upcoming mission trip to Haiti to support the school and clinic at the Village of Hope will be held Tuesday, October 4, at 7:30 p.m. The trip will be from Thursday, February 9, through Tuesday, February 14, 2017.
Mission team members should plan on incurring a total cost for the trip per person (airfare, room and board in Haiti, etc.) of about $900 to $1000. Please pray for the Lord’s guidance on the possibility of your joining the mission team. The needs in Haiti are great and a visit to that country can be a life-changing experience. We also need volunteers to help with trip preparations. If you are interested in learning more please plan to attend the October 4 meeting. (NOTE: Airfares will be rising as the travel dates get closer, so if you are seriously interested in joining the mission team please contact Jim Roberts soon to get information about specific flights.) James ROBERTS (202) 286-5001 [email protected]
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Men’s Small Groups:
Sunday at Milano’s, 9:45-10:45am Leader: Mike Macrina, 703-569-5719
Saturdays, 7:30-9am Leaders: Pastor Tim 703-451-5855
[email protected] and Aivars Baumanis
703-627-4305 Location: Room 21 at PoP
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MEN’S
WEEKEND OCTOBER 21-23, 2016
Meadowkirk +
Middleburg, VA
Cost Options: $110 (Includes 2 nights lodging,
all meals & sessions) $70 (Includes 1 night lodging,
three meals, & sessions) $40 (Saturday only, includes lunch
& sessions)
Make your reservation TODAY by contacting the PoP Church Office at
[email protected] or 703-451-5855
Registration Deadline
is October 1!
Has been CANCELLED due to lack of enrollment. If you are interested in taking the class in the future, please contact:
Steve Holtman at [email protected] or call (309) 369-2975
Faith Stories
Sharing your faith story is an integral component in living out your faith. Your individual story makes up the greater story—the story of God’s redeeming his people for himself. Our stories encourage other believers while God also uses them to reach those not yet connected to Him.
I recently had the opportunity to meet two new neighbors. One engaged me as I was working in my yard. The other one I engaged while out walking. It amazed me how deep these conversations went so quickly on a first meeting. It was because I took the time to listen.
I enjoyed celebrating and singing the liturgy last Sunday.
You can share your stories by writing them in the “Friendship Folder” at any worship service, or post your story as a comment on the http://popfaithstories.wordpress.com, or by sending an e-mail to [email protected].
RESTORE Resumes in October
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church invites you to RESTORE every second TUESDAY evening of the months of October, November, and December. RESTORE focuses on the inner healing Jesus brings through connection, encouragement, and the promises of God. Come for all or part of the RESTORE evening!
5:30pm: Healthy, fresh evening meal. 6:30pm: Healing Prayer Service – Sanctuary
DCE Stacey Crosson
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ADULT EDUCATION
NEW FALL CLASSES START
SEPTEMBER 11
SUNDAY MORNINGS 9:45am Growing an Engaged Church Fellowship Hall, Sep 11 – Nov 20 (No class on Oct 16) (10 sessions) Through Scripture and holy conversation, come and explore our Fall focus on member engagement.
Doorways – Room 21, Oct 2 & Oct 9 For new members to meet Pastor Carl and orient to mission of PoP.
Intercessory Prayer – Chapel, 10-10:30am Pray for the needs of PoP members and friends.
SMALL GROUPS 9:45am MUG – Hallway by DCE Durkin’s office Connect over a cup of Keurig® coffee.
Gospel of Mark – Room 26 This fast-action Gospel focuses on Jesus, the Messiah, and his message of salvation.
New Testament Epistles – Room 30 Study St. Paul’s writings to the fledgling churches in the earliest days of Christianity.
SUNDAY EVENING 4-6pm Financial Peace – CANCELLED (due to lack of enrollment)
MIDWEEK – MONDAYS Seniors Bible Study – Room 26 (Library) Begins Monday, September 12, 11am Lead by Pastor Tim. Peter Gerber, [email protected]
MIDWEEK—TUESDAYS
CHILDCARE IS PROVIDED! Grief Share – Room 21 Sept 13 - Dec 6, 7-9pm (13 Sessions) A grief recovery support group where you can find hope and healing for the hurt of losing a loved one. Register at http://www.poplc.org/register-now-for-griefshare-support-group/ Divorce Care – Room 26 Sept 13 - Dec 6, 7-9pm (13 Sessions) A divorce recovery support group where you can find help and healing for the hurt of separation and divorce. Register at http://www.poplc.org/register-now-for-divorcecare-support-group/
Loving on Purpose – Youth Room Sept 13 - Nov 8, 7-8:30pm, (9 sessions) This study brings a Godly perspective to parenting with age specific wisdom. Register at [email protected].
Christian Principles of the Founding Fathers – Room 25 Sept 13 - Oct 25, 7-9pm (No Class Oct 11) Learn how faith and religion played a role in our nation’s founding and explore the Founder’s basic principles for sustaining a republic. Register at [email protected].
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Board of Servant Leaders Erin Summers, Chair
Chris Martin, Vice Chair
Leon Debolt, Secretary
Julie Eichhorst
Kim Robinson
David McLean
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Ministry Staff Carl Gnewuch
Senior Pastor
Tim Christenson
Associate Pastor, Worship Planning
John Durkin
Minister to Families & Children
Stacey Crosson
Minister of Care & Outreach
Thomas Winterstein
Director of Contemporary Music & Communications
Jennie Smith
Ministry Administrator
Mecia Miles-Rockett
Community Outreach Coordinator
Nancy Sinclitico
Accountant
Tiffany Sears
Administrative Assistant
Tanya Tucker
Receptionist
Cindy Holliday
Communications Assistant
Dieter Stach
Assistant Minister Families & Youth
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POPLC School
Cindy Deatherage, Principal
Marcel Page, School Registrar
Lisa Long, Administrative Assistant
To contact STAFF or BoSL use
their name in the format: [email protected] or [email protected]
To contact a PASTOR use: [email protected] or
CHURCH 703-451-5855
SCHOOL 703-451-6171
This newsletter is published weekly as a service to members & friends by Prince of Peace Lutheran Church & School 8304 Old Keene Mill Road, Springfield, VA 22152-1695 • Church 703.451.5855 • School 703.451.6177 • Fax 703.569.0978 Worshiping on Saturdays 5:30pm, Sundays 8:15am & 11am Sunday School & Adult Education 9:45am Submitting Material to the PoP Communicator: Submissions need to be sent via the web form page no later than 12pm on Tuesday (early submission is encouraged). www.poplc.org/communicator Please read through the “Newsletter Policies and Guidelines.”
ADULT EDUCATION CONTINUED:
MIDWEEK: Wednesdays – NO CHILDCARE Crossways Year 2 Room 26, 7-9pm, Sep 14-Nov 16 We will continue our journey through the Bible focusing on the intertestamental period and the New Testament. New Testament – CANCELLED (due to lack of enrollment)
The Core: What We Believe Friday, October 14 (7-9pm) and Saturday, October 15 (9am-3pm) This short-course provides an overview of the Christian faith as taught and confessed in the Lutheran Church. Designed for people who want to become a confirmed member of the Lutheran Church or members who need a refresh. New Member Reception: Sunday, October 23
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to our subscriber list, [email protected].
Special Events Sunday School Kick-off – September 18 Teen Prayer and Praise – September 21 Visual Faith Event – September 24
If you’re not familiar with any of the events listed here, please don’t hesitate to contact us! 703-451-5855 [email protected]
If you’re not familiar with any of the events listed here, please don’t
hesitate to contact us! 703-451-5855 or [email protected]
Saturday, September 17
7:30a Men’s Bible Study 9:15a Care Ministry Leadership Mtg 9:30a Embroidery Chicks 3:30p Worship Music Rehearsal 5:30p Worship w/Communion 6:45p Bible Study
Sunday, September 18
8:15a Worship (Non-Communion) 9:00a Nueva Vida 9:45a New Member Meet the Pastor 9:45a PoP Adult Bible Studies 9:45a Sunday School Kick-off 10:30a Jesus First Korean Worship 11:00a Worship (Communion) 11:00a Ethiopian Youth 11:00a Grace Ethiopian 11:00a S. Asian Church Sunday School and Worship 11:15a Jesus First Korean Fellowship 12:30p Grace Ethiopian 12:30p S. Asian Church Fellowship 4:00p Junior Choir Rehearsal 4:00p Primary Choir Rehearsal 4:30p Jesus First Korean Church 5:00p HIMnals Rehearsal 5:30p Nepalese Worship
Monday, September 19
11:00a Seniors Bible Study 6:30p TOPS 7:00p Boy Scout Troop 1145 7:00p CHM 7:00p Seekers 8:30p Men’s AA
Tuesday, September 20
8:30a Powerful Fitness 10:00a ESL 6:00p Infant Massage 7:00p Grief Share 7:00p Anxiety & Depression Grp 7:00p BoSL 7:00p Divorce Care 7:00p Founding Fathers 7:00p Loving on Purpose 7:00p New Canticle 7:00p Small Group
Wednesday, September 21
9:45a WoW Women of the Word 2:15p Girl Scout Troop 6617 6:00p Teen Praise Band Rehearsal 6:30p Toastmasters 7:00p Confirmation Meeting 7:00p Crossways 7:00p Prayer and Praise Youth 7:00p New Testament Class 7:30p Boy Scout Adult 7:30p Grace Ethiopian Prayer 7:30p Teen Bible Study
Thursday, September 22
9:30a MOPS 2:00p Pastor Masih Bible Study 6:30p Nueva Vida Praise/Prayer 7:00p GEC BoSL 7:00p NAMI Family Support
Friday, September 23
9:00a PoP School Yoga 10;00a ESL 10:30a Al-Anon 10:30a Bulletin Stuffers 7:00p Boy Scout Lock-in 7:00p GEC Prayer
Saturday, September 24
12:00a- Boy Scout Lock-in 7:30a Men’s Bible Study 9:00a Visual Faith Event 10:00a Lutherans for Life 3:30p Worship Music Rehearsal 5:30p Worship w/Communion 6:45p Bible Study
Sunday, September 25
8:15a Worship (Communion) 9:00a Nueva Vida 9:45a PoP Adult Bible Studies 9:45a Sunday School Kick-off 10:30a Jesus First Korean Worship 11:00a Worship (Non-Communion) 11:00a Ethiopian Youth 11:00a Grace Ethiopian 11:00a S. Asian Church Sunday School and Worship 11:15a Jesus First Korean Fellowship 12:30p Club 56 Kick-off Party 12:30p Grace Ethiopian 12:30p S. Asian Church Fellowship 4:00p Junior Choir Rehearsal 4:00p Primary Choir Rehearsal 4:30p Jesus First Korean Church 5:00p HIMnals Rehearsal 5:30p Nepalese Worship
