Mt. Hope Messenger April, 2018

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1 Mt. Hope United Church of Christ Mt. Hope Messenger April, Mt. Hope Church Rd. Whitsett, NC Office: Fax: website: church co-pastors Rev. Lynne Hinton (505) (cell) Rev. Kristin Gerner Vaughn (336) (cell) interim choir director/organist Ekin Ustunel church secretary Shirley Connor Office hours: Wednesday, 8:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Thurs. - Fri., 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. consistory president Elizabeth Craft board of Christian education Carmen Cox, director youth director Lisa Moser custodian Brenda Currie Your Love Letter from Your Pastors: It is April! Easter has arrived! Spring has sprung! This winter has seemed to drag on so it is especially life-giving and desperately important to celebrate the longer, warmer hours of daylight and more, the Resurrection of Jesus! As we consider what this religious season means, Frederick Buechner said it well, The worst isn t the last thing about the world. It s the next to the last thing. The last thing is the best. It s the power from on high that comes down into the world, that wells up from the rock-bottom worst of the world like a hidden spring. Can you believe it? The last, best thing is the laughing deep in the hearts of the saints, sometimes our hearts even. You are terribly loved and forgiven. Yes. You are healed. All is well. Sometimes in our spiritual lives we stop on Friday. We stay in a place of despair and doubt; but the Easter celebration reminds us that we are not a Friday people! We are a Sunday people, an Easter people! We believe that life is stronger than death. We believe that God s word is a word of victory and hope! We cling to the story of a crucified Christ, risen from the grave, glorious and transfigured! We hold fast to the belief that nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus. Not death, not the things of this world, not grief or temptations, not rulers or present things or hard things from the past or fears of the future. We will overcome. Justice will roll down and mercy shall not cease. Our mourning will turn to joy. Even if the rest of the year you are downcast or heavy laden, let April be the month when you remind yourself that you are God s child, loved and forgiven and received. Remind yourself every day that our God is great and merciful and that no matter what difficult circumstances you are facing or will face, you are not alone and you will not be defeated. From day to day, from life change to life change, from disappointment to celebration, from heartbreak to new love, from suffering and death to the world beyond this one, we remain in the palm of God s hand. Nothing shall tear us away from our God who loves us so. We sing. We dance. We ring bells to mark our Alleluia s. We watch the life burst from the seed and spread across the dark and barren earth. We gather together in community. And we believe. We know. We are. Our God is a mighty God!

2 Mt. Hope United Church of Christ Consistory Meeting Members present: Noral Belvin, David Blakesley, Elizabeth Craft, Bennie Gerner, Dee Greeson, Bob Hamlett, Jeff Holt, Joe Hughes, Lauren Moser and Linda Shue. Pastor present: Reverend Lynne Hinton The meeting was called to order at 7 pm. A quorum was established and Elizabeth welcomed all. Lighting of the Christ Candle We celebrate our past January minutes were reviewed and approved. A motion was made and seconded to approve the minutes. Motion passed. Treasurer s report was given by Joe Hughes. A motion to accept report was made and seconded. Motion passed. Co-Pastor s report: They did 2 funerals since our last meeting. They are working on Lent activities for the congregation including a new Book study on Wednesday nights. The theme for Lent this year is Temptations with a focus on prayer. Many pastoral care issues were lifted up. Call to Confession Words of Assurance Committee Reports Personnel: No apps back for the 2 music positions yet. They will send an app to the Southern Conference. Other Church Ministries: Meals for Kids: They bagged for February and Jeff Holt delivered. Bagging for March will be on February 27 th. Gloria is very thankful for those people who continue to support this ongoing project. Urban Ministry: Bob Hamlett and David Blakesley are taking on this project. Blessing Bags: Ongoing project that needs help every month. Wishing Well: Ongoing project that needs help every Sunday. Nursery workers are still needed. Please help out when you can. We offer our concerns for the future: Approval was given to start a fitness class at night for those who are interested. Discussion on driveway to picnic shelter. Committee will be formed. Prayers of Intercession Charge and Benediction Meeting adjourned at 7:59 PM. Respectfully Submitted, Linda L. Shue, Secretary Maintenance: Bennie discussed hole in parking lot. Options are to repair or replace pavement in parking lot. He will secure bids. Stewardship: No report Finance: No report Evangelism: They are trying to contact inactive members. Music and Worship: Continuing to get music choices together. Kristen Vaughn is helping out with directing choir for practice. Sue Holt now teaching children music when they meet on Sunday afternoon. Our church had another successful Chicken Pie and BBQ Supper on March 10 th. Thank you to all the ladies who worked on various jobs for the supper. You came through again with many delicious homemade desserts which are so popular with our supper guests. We mourn the loss of a member of our Willing Workers Circle, Clarine Ingold. Thank you

3 to all the ladies who provided food following Clarine s funeral on March 30 th. Our joint meeting in March was cancelled due to inclement weather. We will make up for this by holding a joint meeting on Tuesday, April 10 th, at 7:00 p.m. in the church fellowship hall. Please be prepared to make nominations for our 2018 honor or memorial certificate recipients. New members are welcome to our women s fellowship. The circles meet on the second Tuesday of each month; Willing Workers at 1:30 p.m. and Mary Martha at 7:00 p.m. Come join us! Blessings, Dee Greeson Sisters of Hope The newest ladies group has decided on a name - Sisters of Hope. We would like to thank Marcia Cham and Tracy Brady for sharing their pictures and stories from their recent trip overseas at our last meeting! For our April meeting on the 16th, we will meet at 6:30 at Wholly Guacamole at Stoney Creek. lamb? Kites, St. Patrick s Day, March Madness (basketball), Spring has sprung, green leaves and blooms everywhere, Lent and leading us to Palm Sunday, Holy Week and Easter. The last few have something in common: the ideas of rebirth, resurrection and regrowth. Just as in winter, seemingly many of the plants die, losing their green and becoming brown and dry, so too did Jesus die on the cross. In our spring we see the dead plants revive, becoming green again, growing again, producing flowers again, and eventually seeds for the next generation. At Easter we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus and the life everlasting for ourselves. So, my wish for you this March is May our kites fly high, may your team win, may your yards be carpets of green, and your flower beds be filled with color. Most of all this spring of 2018, may your life be filled with the joy of rebirth and may you celebrate the eternal life in Christ. We celebrated the March birthdays of Jaynee Brown and Lin Gallagher by singing to them, we signed cards for the sick, and awarded door prizes to Clifton Greeson, Lloyd Gilliam, and Pat Huizinga. We have an extra meeting on April 4 to go to the Greensboro Science Center. Everyone is welcome to join us. We will leave the church at 9:30. There is a cost of $ After visiting the Science Center, we will enjoy lunch at Karonda s before returning to the church. Our April 17 meeting will feature a speaker from Guilford Metro 911. We will meet at the church at 10:30. Lunch will be at Western Steak House. The Friends and Neighbors group met in the church fellowship hall on Tuesday, March 20. Leader Dottie Deeter welcomed everyone and read a poem about five things you cannot recover in life. You cannot recover the stone after it has been thrown A word once it is spoken An occasion once it is missed An action when it is done And time once it has passed. Doug Clapp had devotions which centered around March. What are some thoughts you have when you think of March? In like a lion, out like a Greensboro Urban Ministry: Our April collection dates are Sunday, April 1 and Sunday, April 8. Of course, you are welcome to bring your donations at any time during the month. There is also a container in the Carport Entryway for cash donations if this is the way you prefer to donate. Any cash that is donated will be used to purchase additional items to send to Urban Ministry. This ministry is important as we have the responsibility to help those in need. Your donations are also so welcomed by the folks at Urban Ministry. Please continue to support this needed ministry. May God bless you for all that you give!

4 Spring Chicken Pie / BBQ Supper Thanks to everyone for your terrific support of our recent Chicken Pie & BBQ Supper. We were blessed to have a very nice crowd to enjoy dinner at the church and many more take-out plates were sold. It s wonderful when we all work together to make our church projects successful. The balance of the 15% from the November 2017 supper and sale of the small chicken pies along with the 15% from the recent March supper will be distributed equally to: Mission trip for flood victims Blowing Rock Special Days Hannah s Haven Your hard work makes it possible to support worthy causes such as these. Other funds from this upper will go to pay for the new replacement refrigerator in the kitchen in the fellowship hall and to support church projects. Thank you for being an important part of this project making it a successful event. Supper Committee

5 On Sunday afternoon, March 18, at Mt. Hope Church we were blessed with a piano recital by Ms. Ekin Ustunel who is a student at UNC-G School of Music in the Master of Music program. Thank you Ekin for sharing your talent with us. Your performance was superb!

6 thanks to our Volunteers: Beth Branson Harris, Cliff Greeson, Clifton Greeson, Mike Vaughn, Emmie Belvin, Jonathan Vaughn, Emma Vaughn and Lisa Busick Moser. Meals4Kids We want to help the families of Meals4kids by providing book bags filled with school supplies to start off the school year. Below is a list of supplies they need. We have already purchased the book bags, we just need help filling them. You can respond on Facebook or Gloria Apple (gloria@industrialpowerinc.com), if you are planning to buy items to donate so we can make sure we get everything covered. A box will be placed in the breezeway or you can give items to Gloria. We need items in hand by May 20 th so we can get them delivered to Nathanael Greene. 25 boxes of 24 count crayons School supplies needed: Blessing Bag Ministry- Mt Hope volunteers reached out into the community on March 25, delivering 60 blessing bags, sausage biscuits, bottled water and clothing items to the Greensboro area. The need was so great, that we, unfortunately, ran out of bags, biscuits and water. We will be increasing our April bagging number to 75. It was so hard to turn away someone and see their faces drop and so it s okay that we need to increase the number of bags. Please know your donations "Make A Difference". We see it first hand, with each trip. Special thanks to Simon Clark for donating our sausage biscuits for the "Month of March"! Also, 25 boxes of 12 count No. 2 pencils 25 pink erasers 25 packs of washable markers - 8 count 50 glue sticks 25 packs of tissues 25 bottles of hand sanitizer 25 pairs of scissors 75 plastic pocket folders with brads 50 wide ruled spiral bound notebooks 50 composition notebooks 25 rulers 25 highlighters 50 pens 25 1 binders 25 packs notebook paper

7 transfer from a community college to a 4 year college or university. Get an application from Elizabeth Craft, fill it out, attach your acceptance letter and return it to Elizabeth by May 1st. CLOTHING COLLECTION at Mt Hope Church: We are "NO LONGER" accepting "WINTER" clothing for our Clothing Outreach. We do not have space to retain from season to season. "SUMMER" clothing is now being accepted. Please coordinate your clothing donations with Tammy Chapmon. We would like to make sure the clothing gets to the correct area, give you a receipt to acknowledge your donation and extend our appreciation for your donation. Special thanks to Greg Moser for bagging our "winter" clothing today and taking it to Good Will for others to use. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Are you interested in being on a pastoral care ministry team? Do you feel called to minister to those facing difficult life circumstances? We will be having two training sessions to talk about the basics of Pastoral Care. If you wish to be a part of this ministry of Mount Hope, please plan to be at the training events, Tuesday evenings, April 17 and May 1 at 6:00 PM. Ellis/Phipps Scholarship: Attention High School Seniors! Graduating seniors who are members of Mt. Hope and plan to attend college are eligible to apply for the Ellis/Phipps Scholarship. You must be a member of Mt Hope UCC and be a first-time freshmen in a college or university, or a full-time COME JOIN US AND HELP US CELEBRATE OUR 25 YEARS OF MARRIAGE T0GETHER ON APRIL 22, FROM 3:00 TO 5:00 p.m. Hors D'oeuvres will be served. New Fellowship hall, Mount Hope United Church of Christ. CLEO AND VIRGINIA BARKER. NO GIFTS,PLEASE. Plan to join us for the 8th Annual Andy Open Golf Tournament in memory of Glenda and Dean Andrews. The captain s choice tournament will be Saturday, June 9, 2018, at Brookwood Golf Course, 1753 NC-61, Whitsett, NC. Shotgun start at 9:00 a.m. Entry fee of $50/golfer or $200/team includes green fee, cart fee, breakfast, lunch, and prizes. Prizes awarded for: 1 st, 2 nd, 3 rd place teams, closest to pin and long drive. Entry deadline is June 1st. Hole sponsorships available at $50 each. All proceeds will benefit Mt. Hope United Church of Christ. For more information call Dallas Belvin at Discover Camp: Catawba College is offering another great year of Discover Summer Camp to be hosted at Black Lake Retreat Center. Dr. Rev. Ken Clapp will be overseeing this camp. Please see the dates below. New Jr. High Campers: (rising 6th grade to rising 9th grade) July 15-21, 2018 New Sr. High Campers: (rising 10 grade to rising college freshman) July 22-28, 2018

8 Returning Jr. High:(rising 6th grade to rising 9th grade) June 24-30, 2018 Returning Sr. High: (rising 10 grade to rising college freshman) July 29-August 4, 2018 Please see Pastor Kristin or Pastor Lynne if you are interested in going. Applications for this FREE CAMP can be found online at catawba.edu/discover Hey friend! Are you thinking about camping at Outpost this summer? You may have heard that it's a great place, but still have some concerns. This document shares some facts and thoughts about Outpost, grouped by major topics. Logistics So before, I get into questions here are a few details. Outpost is about half a mile from Main Site of JRVC (near the Archery Range). It includes one cook shelter, four A-frames (platform shelters with an A-frame roof and screen door), two latrines, a campfire/eating area, an outdoor chapel, and a covered activity shelter. On top of this, campers use the regular Main Site bathhouses, store, field, and of course the River! Outpost Camp Campers usually eat dinner at Main Site on Sunday night and breakfast Saturday morning; otherwise they cook together at the Outpost site (counselors will be facilitating and helping). Most Outpost camps have shower time at least once a day at Main Site. Bathhouses are FAR away/what is a latrine? Outpost has two (!) latrines (fancy name for a porta-john) and since you will help take care of them, you will know they are clean! Toilet paper is something we all love, so that is definitely available at all times. We also use (and help clean) the Main Site bathhouses at least once a day. Our community is not smelly we will all be showering regularly! Dirty clothes Yep, your clothes will get dirty! But you won t be in any trouble for that, plus all your new Outpost friends will also have dirt on their clothes. We can support each other! The AFrames have space for your duffle bag, and clean clothes. Just make sure to use the packing list for camp (and campers should pack their own stuff (not their mom!) That way campers know where things are once they get here. Food Outpost is a community, so we take turns cooking for and with each other. The directors plan meals beforehand, and we all carry food up from the Main Site kitchen a couple times a day. Counselors help facilitate meal prep at each meal, so you have help! The food is usually pretty awesome, and bonus, when campers come home they will have some awesome meal prepping experience! Yummy meal examples: Pancakes/Sausage and a cereal option for breakfast, Sandwiches/chips/fruit and dessert for lunch, and Hamburger/veggie burger hobo meals with your choice of veggies, cheese and toppings + cobbler for dessert at dinner. Snack time every afternoon! Dirt/General Outdoor and Camping Issues Dirt Yes, dirt. It's a part of creation. Sometimes (when it rains) there will even be mud. I promise we won t throw it at you, and if you are a neat and clean person, you will generally be able to stay that way. Bugs Also, yes, bugs. However, you can bring bug spray, and wear long sleeves/pants if they really get to you. Counselors are great about being mindful of ticks. By the time you leave on Saturday, you will be a master-camp waver. So, spiders are totally not my deal, but I have learned to appreciate them at Outpost. They help with the bugs. I might get wet, cold, lost I ll go back to remind you that Outpost is a community. You may get wet or cold, but if you are, we all are. I promise the counselors and directors will keep you safe, and as soon as possible we ll work on getting everyone dry and warm. Also, we have the shelter for group time, so we ll go there if it is pouring and we need a sheltered space. You should not get lost. Adults will be with you at all times. Camp is actually smaller than you think, and when we go offsite we ll keep at least two adults with any group at all times. Hiking Hiking can be fun (and possibly a bit intimidating, if you ve never done it before). It generally depends on your shoes and food supply. We ll let you know ahead of time, so that you have the right shoes on, and counselors will make sure you have plenty of food. Outpost campers usually go on at least one hike. I promise it will be fun, and you ll be part of a group. Maybe think of it as walking, but in a cooler place with no concrete, and possibly a waterfall at the end The WOODS/Creepy Noises freak me out! Yep, if you are not familiar with the woods they can

9 intimidating, but they can also be FUN. Some things I have learned about the woods usually the creepy noises are things you can figure out if you calm down and listen. If you can t figure it out, check in with your counselor/director. The woods are also a great place to see things you cannot see at school or your home. There will be the dirt/bugs but there will also be flowers, fun critters like skinks, stars, and if you get up early or go to bed late amazing sunrises and sunsets. The Wilderness has NO Technology No phone/no internet Yes, it s true. These things are much less plentiful at camp. It s an opportunity to see what life was like for the pioneers. Just kidding, it is a chance to unplug. You can do it! It is even healthy. Our society leaves us very little time to disconnect and spend time with people, in person. You will get a whole week to actually talk to people face to face instead of through a screen. (Parents in case of emergency there is a landline at the Main Site. We ll call you, if we need you). No electricity Also true. But we have lanterns and a campfire. You can do it. By Saturday, you won t even notice. Life is quieter without electricity. Friends and Social Stuff Never been there The first time anyone goes anywhere, they haven t been there before. Think about school, church, soccer practice your house. You tried those things for the first time, once upon a time. You can do it! You are brave you can come to Outpost for the first time! I would have to come alone; my friends from home are not brave enough No one has to be alone at Outpost. We all go up to the camp together with at least two people (you will probably need help carrying your things!). Camp is the BEST place to make friends. Almost all my best friends were made at Johns River, and I think there are some folks you need to know and they need to know you! Miscellaneous Its too church-y Johns River is a camp with a faith focus, and is an outdoor ministry of the Southern Conference of the United Church of Christ. BUT, and this is a huge BUT you are welcome, no matter who you are and/or what you believe. Lucy and I mean this. We will offer devotions/quiet time most days, and these will usually include scripture readings for context. We will try to create a safe space for ALL questions, doubts, beliefs and disbeliefs. Camp is a place to grow, learn, question, and support each other. General community norms include respect (for people and creation), kindness, and a willingness to listen. We do ask that you respect everyone else s thoughts and beliefs as well. That s all. Zombies So, this is not really my area of expertise, but Lucy knows about Zombies. The Outpost community is pretty tough and hearty if Zombies become real, we ll make it. Plus we have an axe for chopping wood. We are usually lovers not fighters maybe we can convince them to join us singing songs around the fire? If you have concerns or questions that this list doesn t address, feel free to me (easchiemann@gmail.com) or give me a call ( ). Note, I have a dumb phone, so just Proctor for EOGS? Nathanael Greene Elementary School EOG: May 30 th June 2 nd 2017 Call if you can help Thank you: Bob and I are so blessed to have you as our church family and friends. Thanks so much for all the nice things you did during my illness - - your prayers, cards, calls and the treats! You are all in my prayers and may God bless you. Hugs and Love, Dottie Deeter Thank you: Dear Friends at Mt. Hope Church, Thank you for your calls, visits, cards and, most of all, your prayer during this time of transition. God has a plan for each of us an I pray we can stand before God and He can say job well done thou good and faithful servant. May God bless you! Carol O Ferrell (Ralph s sister)

10 Condolences: Our Christian sympathies go out to the family of Clarine Ingold who went home to be with her Lord on Tuesday, March 27 th. She was an active lifelong member of Mt. Hope. She was greatly loved and will be missed. 4:00 pm 6 pm Kite Day with Family Cookout at the home of Greg & Lisa Moser 6529 Holts Store Rd, Julian, NC Children s Program Sunday, April 1 - Easter No Sunday School 11:00 am Worship No Young Disciples Sunday, April 8 10:00 am All Youth Sunday School Rotation Cooking OFH with Ms. Lauren & Ms. Lisa 4:30 pm Young Disciples Sunday, April 15 10:00 am All Youth - Pack Blessing Bags for those less fortune OFH 4:30 pm Young Disciples Sunday, April 22 9:00 am 9:30 am Older Youth- Gather to make sausage biscuits OFH (Sponsored by Simon Clark) 9:30 am 10:45 am Deliver Blessing Bags in the Community 10:00 am Younger Children Sunday School Rotation Upstairs with Ms. Dorie 4:30 pm Young Disciples Sunday, April 29 10:00 am Younger Children Sunday School Rotation Crafts / Games Upstairs with Ms. Chelsey & Ms. Stephanie April Birthdays 1 st Helen Whitesell 2 nd Amanda Levens, Allison Welker 3 rd Homer Walsh 4 th Robert Greeson, Peggy Welker 5 th Tommy Simpson 6 th Paul Wilkerson 8 th Joshua Greeson 10 th Wesley Reece 11 th Karen Mounce 13 th Shirley Clapp, Jeffrey Prevost 14 th Ronnie Whitesell 15 th Heinz Slayton 16 th Kevin Greeson, Michael Moore 17 th Cleo Barker 18 th Garrett Bradsher 19 th Kelli Childress, Lynne Hinton, Sharon Nance, Mary Welker 20 th Dee Greeson, Phyllis O Daniel 21 st Helen Johnson 22 nd Steven Edmonds 23 rd Erin Oakley, Kristin Vaughn 24 th Linda Greeson, Lorene Greeson 25 th Jeff Amick, Cliff Greeson, Sr. 26 th Ryan Dickson, Judy Gerner, Abigail Harden, Stephen Shue 29 th Christina Oliver 30 th Linda Shue

11 April Anniversaries 2 nd Clay & Stephanie Warren 9 th Ralph & Nancy O Ferrell 10 th Ellis & Wanda Stewart Paul & Brandi Childress 22 nd Donald & Sharon Nance Tony & Sherron Whitesell 24 th Cleo & Virginia Barker Sunday, April 1 Easter Sunday Collecting for Greensboro Urban Ministry 6:45 a.m., Easter Sunrise Service Breakfast following 11:00 a.m., Worship Pastor Lynne Monday, April 2 9:00 a.m., Quilters meet Tuesday, April 3 5:30 p.m., Meals4Kids bagging OFH 7:00 p.m., Garden Club NFH Wednesday, April 4 9:30 a.m., Friends & Neighbors trip to Greensboro Science Center 6:30 p.m., Handbell Choir Rehearsal CR 7:30 p.m., Choir Rehearsal SAN Thursday, April 5 2:00 p.m., Classic Fit NFH 7:00 p.m., Stewardship Team Meeting CR Saturday, April 7 10:00 a.m., Centering Prayer SAN 10:30 a.m., Writing Group CR Sunday, April 8 Collecting for Urban Ministry 9:30 a.m., Fellowship in the Hallway 10:00 a.m., Sunday School 11:00 a.m., Worship, Pastor Lynne 4:30 p.m., Young Disciples NFH Monday, April 9 9:00 a.m., Quilters Meet Tuesday, April 10 7:00 p.m., Joint Women s Meeting Wednesday, April 11 6:30 p.m., Handbell Choir Rehearsal - CR 7:30 p.m., Choir Rehearsal SAN Thursday, April 12 2:00 p.m., Classic Fit NFH 6:00 p.m., Evangelism Committee CR 7:00 p.m., Consistory CR Saturday, April 14 10:00 a.m., Centering Prayer SAN 10:30 a.m., Writing Group CR Sunday, April 15 9:30 a.m., Fellowship in the hallway 10:00 a.m., Sunday School 10:00 a.m., Youth Pack Blessing Bags 11:00 a.m., Worship Pastor Kristin 4:30 p.m., Young Disciples NFH Monday, April 16 9:00 a.m., Quilters meet 6:30 p.m., Sisters of Hope Wholly Guacamole Tuesday, April 17 10:30 a.m., Friends and Neighbors NFH 6:00 p.m., Pastoral Care Training CR Wednesday, April 18 6:30 p.m., Handbell Choir Rehearsal - CR 7:30 p.m., Choir Rehearsal - SAN Thursday, April 19 2:00 p.m., Classic Fit NFH Sunday, April 22 9:30 a.m., Fellowship in the Hallway 9:30 a.m., Youth Deliver Blessing Bags 10:00 a.m., Sunday School 11:00 a.m., Worship Pastor Kristin 3:00 p.m., Barker Anniversary Celebration NFH Monday, April 23 9:00 a.m., Quilters meet Wednesday, April 25 6:30 p.m., Handbell Choir Rehearsal CR 7:30 p.m., Choir Rehearsal SAN Thursday, April 26 2:00 p.m., Classic Fit NFH Saturday, April 28 10:00 a.m., Centering Prayer SAN 10:30 a.m., Writing Group CR Sunday, April 29 9:30 a.m., Fellowship in the hallway 10:00 a.m., Sunday School 11:00 a.m., Worship Pastor Lynne 4:00 p.m., Youth Kite Day Moser Home

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