Inside: Adult Education Classes... page 3 Family Ministry Announcements... page 4 Women s Ministry... pages 6 & 7. Prince of Peace is a

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1 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. Vol. 18 No. 36 September 5, Prince of Peace Preschool Kicks Off New Year This Week The beginning of the school year is always an exciting time! We ask you to rejoice and celebrate with us for the blessings that God bestows upon our school. We are equipped, empowered, and excited by our mission to ~ share the gospel of Jesus Christ in word and deed with young children and their families through excellence in education. As educators, we are always reviewing our curriculum and our indoor and outdoor learning environments for children. We know that young children need lots of outdoor learning time, where they can run, climb, investigate and use their imaginations to help understand the world around them. This summer, with the help of our school and church families and a very generous grant from the Circuit 9 Mission Endowment Fund, we were able to enhance our Front Playground with a dry creek bed and a bridge. This was Phase I of three phases to create a more natural playscape addition to our Front Playground. Also, we were blessed with the gift of one of our own Prince of Peace alumni, who chose our school's outdoor areas of learning for his Eagle Scout Project. Our benches were painted, old bushes were removed and new plants were added to the window wells, all of our playgrounds were power washed, the sidewalks and walls were cleaned, the trees were given new mulch and our center courtyard was cleaned out and mulched. I cannot wait to watch the children enjoy these new areas and see the imaginative ways in which they will use our four different playgrounds and the center courtyard this year. We thank God, who walks with us on this mission to serve the children and families in our community, for all of the children and the families he has sent to us so far this year. Please keep our staff and these children and their families in your prayers throughout this School Year. God's Blessings and Peace to you, Cindy Deatherage, Principal Inside: Adult Education Classes... page 3 Family Ministry Announcements... page 4 Women s Ministry... pages 6 & 7

2 PoP Communicator Page 2 of 12 September 5, 2015 Fall Fundraising Banquet for Mission Support Founder of Crescent Project to be Keynote Speaker Saturday, September 19, 6:45-8:30pm Members and friends of Prince of Peace are invited to a special evening on Saturday, September 19, from 6:45 8:30 p.m. at Prince of Peace. This will be a Fall Fundraising Banquet to support Yvette Moy, who is mobilizing and equipping Christians in the Washington, D.C. metro area to share the hope of Christ with Muslims through Crescent Project ( Yvette Moy, familiar to many at PoP, serves as Crescent Project s Metro D.C. area coordinator. She has been involved with Lutheran outreach to Muslims since Her greatest joy is to equip congregations and individuals to share the Gospel with their Muslim friends and neighbors, and to fulfill Christ s great commission to make disciples of all nations. Yvette has served on a variety of local and district boards and committees, and received the Southeastern District s Servant of Christ award in The banquet will feature Fouad Masri, founder of Crescent Project ( as the keynote speaker. Author and lecturer Fouad Masri was born and raised in the war zone of Beirut, Lebanon. As a third generation pastor, he has a passion for sharing the love of Christ with Muslims and has spent most of his life doing just that. After coming to the United States to attend seminary, Fouad realized the urgency for teaching American Christians to reach out to the growing population of internationals, particularly Muslims. In 1993, he founded Crescent Project to nurture transformational relationships between Christians and Muslims and overcome misconceptions about Islam and Christianity. Fouad Masri has trained more than 18,000 Christians to sensitively and purposefully share their faith with Muslims through both the Bridges One-Day and Sahara Challenge training programs. He has served as a guest instructor at several universities and Christian ministries and has been featured in several media publications, including Christianity Today, Newsweek, Mission Network News, and on CBN, TBN, the Janet Parshall Show, and Prime Time America. He is the producer and teacher in the DVD study, Bridges: Christians Connecting with Muslims. In Bridges, he presents the urgent need for understanding Islam and Muslims. The September 19 banquet is free to attend, and banquet attendees will have the opportunity to provide support for the mission work that Yvette is doing. To register for the banquet or for more information, please crescentprojectdc@gmail.com. Saturday, September 12 & Sunday, September 13: Men s and Women s Ministry Fair Please visit the ministry tables after worship on Saturday, September 12 and Sunday, September 13 to learn about all the new opportunities in Men s and Women s Ministry this coming Fall!

3 PoP Communicator Page 3 of 12 September 5, 2015 Sunday Morning ALIVE Adult Education Classes, 9:45 10:45am Jesus said, I have come that you may have life and have it abundantly. The goal of Sunday Morning ALIVE is to offer adults this life through Christ-centered and lifechanging Bible Study, prayer, and Christian conversation. The following ALIVE classes begin September 20. Please join us! Excellence in Leadership A Study of Nehemiah (Fellowship Hall) How can we love fully and lead others at the same time? Nehemiah shows how to be an action and prayer-oriented leader, a servant, and realist while loving God above all. Boundaries When to Say Yes, When to Say No (Room 26 - Library) How can we love fully and not burn out? This study offers Biblically-based encouragement in how to set healthy boundaries that glorify God and help others. Armed and Dangerous Praying the Lord s Prayer with Boldness (Room 21) This course seeks to connect God s promises to prayer and raise the confidence of those who desire to pray with more boldness. Home Remodeled: Hope for the Family (School Lobby - downstairs) This come and go group offers flexibility for the busy parent or person. Each week a new theme is discussed that encourages families to love more fully and become better equipped in their family faith walk. Tuesdays, 7-9 p.m. Starts Sept. 15 (13 sessions) Room 21 Do you know someone who is experiencing divorce or separation? Tell him or her about DivorceCare, a weekly seminar/support group featuring Biblical principles for healing from a divorce. Childcare is available. for further information or to register. Acts of the Apostles (Room 30, led by T.K. Kearney) This small group study focuses on the early church s growth despite cultural opposition.. Ephesians (Room 24, led by John Storm) This small group study encourages believers to walk as imitators of God. As you leave worship today, pick up your Fall 2015 Adult Education Catalog, and make plans to attend a class today! Register NOW for these Classes Starting Wednesday, September 9! To register, please contact DCE Stacey Crosson at Stacey.crosson@poplc.org or sign up at the table in the Narthex. Crossways A Study of the Bible (Room 26, 7-8:45 p.m.) This in-depth course of the entire Bible is manageably spread throughout a two-year span with the weeks of Advent, Christmas, and Lent off. This class is for the serious Bible learner. Homework and reading assignments are required. Cost is $75. Church Doctrine (7-9 p.m. in Room 21) This in-depth church doctrine class provides the prerequisite requirement for the Specific Ministry Pastor (SMP) Program and for lay ministry training. This class is open to all. Homework and reading assignments are required. 1st & 3rd Mondays, 7-9 p.m. Starts October 5 Room 12 (Downstairs) Grief Share is a special weekly seminar and support group designed to help you rebuild your life after losing a loved one. Our group is led by caring people who have experienced grief and want to help you through the difficult days ahead. Childcare is available. for further information or to register.

4 PoP Communicator Page 4 of 12 September 5, 2015 Youth Ministry SUNDAY SCHOOL: See this page for information on Sunday School. Regular Sunday School begins Sep. 20, 9:45am. Special Presentation of Bibles to 2 nd Graders, Sep. 27, 11am Special Sunday School for Confirmation Students, Sun., Sep. 20 & 27, 9:45-10:45am CLUB 56 & WAVES Flight Trampoline Park, Fri., Sep. 18, 6:45-8:30 Cost $15, RSVP by Sep. 16. Living Water (Teen Praise Band) Rehearsal Wednesdays, 6 p.m. Service, Sat., Sep. 19, 5:30pm Wednesday Night Bible Study Senior High Youth. Wed., 7-9pm at Prince of Peace. Youth Small Group Tue. evenings; Contact Rob Urps (bubbaurps@yahoo.com) National Youth Gathering Information Meeting: Sun., Sep. 20, 4pm, Library NEW! Youth Prayer & Praise Service for 7-12 th Grades, Wed., Sep. 23 7pm: Once a month we will meet in the Sanctuary for an interactive time for singing, prayer and learning. After, we divide into separate Jr. and Sr. High youth groups for friendship, food and fun until 8:30pm. Next meetings will be October 21 and November 18. FOR MORE INFORMATION: Joen.schultz@poplc.org Some Important Dates for Family Ministry: Sunday, September 6: Intergenerational Sunday School Fellowship at 9:45 a.m. Pastor Tim and Stacey Crosson will lead a rousing game of Bible Feud in the Fellowship Hall. A light continental breakfast will be served. This will be a fun time for all ages. Sunday, September 13: Sunday School Kick-off at 9:45 a.m. for everyone in the Sanctuary. Children will then be dismissed early to meet their teachers and visit their classrooms. An overview of all Sunday School opportunities, for both youth and adults, will be provided for those remaining. Sunday, September 13: All Teacher Blessing and Recognition: All Teachers (full-time, part-time, and volunteer) are encouraged to attend either of our Sunday worship services on that day. We will pray for you, encourage you, and give you a small gift. You simply need to attend worship and be willing recipients. Youth Office Relocation The youth office located in the lower level rooms 11, 12 and 13 for the past few years was relocated on August 12th. DCE John Durkin, Dieter Stach, Assistant Minister to Families & Youth, and Joen Schultz, Event Coordinator can now be found in the main level church office. Pastor Alemu Zelleke, Grace Ethiopian congregation, now offices out of room 12. Thank you to Jeff, Tom, Gary, John, Pastor Carl, Pastor Zelleke, Aivars, Brent, Vic, Bob, Mike, Guy, Bob, Dave, Isayas and Minichel for their help in assisting the staff with the office furniture move. Their help with the moving process was a tremendous blessing. Jennie Smith jennie.smith@poplc.org

5 PoP Communicator Page 5 of 12 September 5, 2015 Project Hope Shoe Drive It s that time of year again! Last year, the Project Hope Shoe Drive was a wonderful success thanks to all of you, and I can t wait to see what this year has in store. The shoes donated in the drive will be repurposed for individuals and families to create micro-enterprise opportunities in developing countries like Haiti, Uganda, and India. Secondhand shoes help impoverished people to grow an enterprise to support their families. I will be gathering shoes from September-November and I need your help! How to donate: Collect any spare shoes you have (old, new, big, small; any shoe, any condition are welcome!) Drop them off at the box in the Narthex paired up in plastic bags. Prince of Peace will hold a Town Hall meeting next weekend September 12th and 13th after the Saturday evening service at 6:30 p.m. and in-between Sunday morning services during the Sunday School hour beginning at 9:45 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Topics of the meeting will include: Music & Worship Ministries Questions? Contact me, Lindsey Or otto.lindsey@aol.com Friday Night 20s/30s Group Friday, September 11, 7pm The Friday Night 20s/30s group is getting ready to start a new study on Spiritual Gifts, Friday nights at 7 p.m. The first session will be September 11. The group rotates sessions between study nights and social outings. Join us weekly at 7p.m. Location varies week to week. Contact Kate for more information. Ethnic Ministries Adult Ed Catalog Financial Update Parking and Facilities Communication Plan Safe Harbor Mission of Christ Network Kate Bitely Kate.Bitely@gmail.com Jennie Smith jennie.smith@poplc.org

6 PoP Communicator Page 6 of 12 September 5, 2015 A Community of Women Committed to the Call of Christ Wednesday Mornings Will begin September 16 Fellowship Hall, 9:15am wowwedmorn@poplc.org Additional Women s Bible Studies: Living Proverbs Saturdays, 7:30-9am, Rm 26 Faith Shapers Soul-Tending Reading; Meet monthly on Tuesday or Wednesday Will begin September 22 & 23 faithshapers@poplc.org Holy Comforters Make quilts for charity Jan-May Thursdays, 9am to 3pm, Rm 27 holycomforters@poplc.org Keep the Faith Make and take faith projects keepthefaith@poplc.org For more information: DCE Stacey Tasler Crosson Minister of Care and Outreach Website: stacey.crosson@poplc.org Cell: Thank You! We are humbled by the outpouring of support at our recent fundraising party. Your support has helped us greatly in our goal to fund our second adoption. We also want to thank Thrivent for their support. Ally especially wants to thank you for helping to make her a big sister. We thank you for your continued prayers and support! Rob, Nancy and Ally Lansing

7 PoP Communicator Page 7 of 12 September 5, 2015 Tuesday, September 22, 7pm at the Harris Home Wednesday, September 23, noon at Milano s Restaurant Faith Shapers is an opportunity for women to explore literary selections that will grow and shape your faith through reading and discussion in community. As we begin our 10th year, 96 women have participated in at least one Faith Shapers gathering. We have collectively read eight books of the Bible, 58 books by 45 different authors, and 23 short selections from Devotional Classics. For your convenience there are two meeting times for each reading selection. We encourage participation by women of all ages and stages in their faith life and invite you to bring a friend or neighbor. You may choose to read one or all of the books, and are welcome to join the lively discussion and fellowship whether or not you read the selection. The books may be purchased in the church office. (See the designated bookshelf with envelopes for payment). Our first selection for this year is a Devotional Classic by Catherine of Siena, Overflowing with Love. Catherine was a mystic whose central message is the great love that God has for us all. Servant of Christ Recipients from last weekend: Congratulations to (L to R) Dave & Carolyn Thomas, Hoppy & Chris Hohenstein, and Bill & Eileen Douglas! The October selection is Abba s Child by Brennan Manning. Many Christians don t think they can express real feelings around others or to God. Manning encourages us to let go of the stressful, unreal imposter lifestyle and freely accept your identity as a child of God. Agnes Harris and Jennifer Gross ; faithshapers@poplc.org

8 PoP Communicator Page 8 of 12 September 5, 2015 Are You and Your Family Prepared for a Disaster? FREE Lorton Area Disaster Preparedness Training Community Emergency Response Team CERT Class # 103 will meet on Wednesday evenings, beginning on September 23, (7-10 p.m.) at the Lorton Fire Station (Station #19), 7701 Armistead Rd., Lorton, VA and run for eight classes (eight consecutive Wednesday evenings). For more information and to sign up for classes, go to and follow the prompts for training. Fairfax County participates in a National Program that trains and prepares citizens for all kinds of disasters; THE TRAINING IS FREE! CERT training is presented by certified instructors. Training is informative; practical; hands-on; challenging; and FREE! Participants must be at least 16 years old. The Training includes: Things you can do to prevent emergencies in your home and office; safety practices Things you can do now to prepare for a disaster and reduce the impact when it happens Things you can do during a disaster to protect yourself and your family Things you can do after a disaster to help your family and your neighborhood recover if the professional responders are delayed and cannot get to you right away. Specific Classes include: Disaster Preparedness Basic Fire Suppression Medical Aid and Operations CERT Team Operations Light Search and Rescue Terrorism and Hazardous Materials For assistance or more information, contact the Lorton area CERT TEAM coordinator, Jonathan Kiell (TEAMS@fairfaxcountycert.org) ECHO for September Volunteer Positions: ECHO has several critical volunteer positions that need to be filled: Adult Supervisors for teen volunteers -must be able to commit two to four Wednesday evenings per month. Office Assistant to make and take phone calls on a weekday morning two to four times a month. Donation Door volunteer to assist donors bringing in clothing and household items one or two times per month during evening hours on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays. Donations Needed: This month, ECHO continues to need school supplies for the Back to School program that runs through September. In addition, ECHO needs used, but working, vacuum cleaners, sewing machines, countertop microwave ovens and toasters. The food pantry needs powdered milk, 2-lb bags of flour and sugar, jelly, juice, bags of rice, bags of dried beans. Toothbrushes, deodorant and over-thecounter adult and child pain medicines are in short supply. All donations can be brought to ECHO at 7205 Old Keene Mill Road, Springfield, on weekdays between 9:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. or between 7 and 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday. United Way Campaign: For those who have workplace campaigns for United Way or CFC, please remember that ECHO is a participating charity and derives much of its ability to meet the emergency needs of our community from these gifts. Our United Way number is 8426, and our CFC number is

9 PoP Communicator Page 9 of 12 September 5, 2015 Room Renovations Complete Prince of Peace Properties Team members and volunteers recently worked together (in record time) to build a wall between rooms 12 and 13 and provide finishing work and painting for the former youth office. This will benefit the Safe Harbor Counseling center and create much needed office and meeting room space. Thank you to Jeff Crosson, Michael Reidy, John Ohman, Dave Thomas, Aivars Baumanis, Brent Smith, Bob McKay, Guy Danley, Tom Beasley, Doug Seeman, Dieter Stach and Atilio Cruz who contributed many hours to this project. A big thank you also goes to the Preschool who was helpful in providing temporary storage space during the renovation period. Jennie Smith jennie.smith@poplc.org If you re a newcomer to Prince of Peace, we have several upcoming opportunities designed just for you! The first event is the Newcomers Reception on Sunday, September 20, 9:45-10:45 a.m. in Room 21. You re invited to come and meet the pastors, staff, and current members in a relaxed, conversational setting. Room 21 is adjacent to the church narthex (lobby). The DOORWAY class is a three-session gathering for all newcomers that offers an orientation to the mission, vision, values, staff, and ministries of Prince of Peace. The sessions will be held on Sunday mornings, September 27, October 4 and October 11 from 9:45-10:45 a.m. in Room 21. Refreshments are provided, and nursery care for children ages two and younger is available in Room 22, just across the hall. Christian education classes for children ages three through high school are offered downstairs during that time. The Core: What We Believe provides an overview of the basics of the Christian faith as taught and confessed in the Lutheran Church. It is particularly beneficial for those not currently members of a Lutheran congregation. Those who wish to transfer their membership from another Lutheran congregation are also encouraged to attend. The Core classes will be taught by the pastors on Friday evening and Saturday on October 2-3 and repeated on October For more information, or to register, please contact Lori Stillman, Community Outreach Coordinator at lori.stillman@poplc.org or

10 PoP Communicator Page 10 of12 September 5, 2015 Lay Candidates Solicited to Represent Church Circuit at National Convention Circuit 9-A of the Southeastern District will elect one lay delegate and one pastoral delegate to represent the circuit churches at the 65th Convention of The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, which will be held July 9-14, 2016, in Milwaukee. The election will be held at a Circuit Forum on Thursday, October 1 (7:30 p.m.) at St. John s in Franconia. Please give thoughtful and prayerful consideration about individuals, both men and women, who would be willing to serve as lay delegate and alternate lay delegate and submit your nomination to the church office or Pastor Gnewuch no later than September 15, The national convention of The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod will afford an opportunity for worship, nurture and inspiration, fellowship, and the communication of vital information. The convention is the principal legislative assembly, which amends the Constitution and Bylaws, considers and takes action on reports and overtures, and handles appropriate appeals. The convention establishes general positions and policies of the Synod, provides overall program direction and priorities, and conducts business in order to provide responsible service for, and on behalf of, the members of the Synod. Sparklers Luncheon Friday, September 18 11:30am-1pm Fellowship Hall Mark your calendars. Our first luncheon of the year after a long summer break, hosted by Bob and Marlis McKay with guest speaker Pastor Carl will be September 18. The main dish is Ham. Sign up sheet with request for side dishes and desserts is in the usual Sparklers Narthex location. Please sign up early so we know how many of you are coming. Bring a guest, remember we like company and if you have NEVER attended our luncheons please come. Only requirement is friendship in the LORD, camaraderie, and being a senior citizen. Peter Gerber pgberlin@cox.net Thrivent Education Event Friday, September 11 6:30-8:30pm Prince of Peace Fellowship Hall Thrivent will be hosting an Education Event to discuss Thrivent Action Teams and how PoP and its organizations can use Action Teams to make a difference in raising funds for the congregation and the community. Meeting will begin with dinner of pizza and salad at 6:30 p.m. If attending event, please RSVP by Tuesday, Sept 1st to Leon Deboltva@gmail.com, Senior Bible Class Mondays Begins September 14 11am-noon Church Library The Monday morning Senior Bible class will start meeting every Monday morning at 11 a.m. with Pastor Tim leading. Pastor Carl will also be an occasional participant. We don't have the subject matter yet for the beginning, but am sure Pastor Tim will start us off with a rousing lesson. So mark your calendars, see you there, and we look forward to guests joining us. Super discussions and participation encouraged. Peter Gerber pgberlin@cox.net

11 PoP Communicator Page 11 of 12 September 5, 2015 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. A native of Thailand who called himself Yo worshipped with us a couple years ago and was met by Care Ministers. He came back several times. I and others gave him encouragement and assisted him in preparing to find a job. After a while he had to return to Thailand. Just recently he sent an message. He wrote, I am writing you to let you know that your prayer for me is not in vain. God has mercy on my life that he has given me an opportunity to serve him here in Chiang Mai, Thailand. My position is Country Discipleship Coordinator for e3 Partners Thailand focuses on evangelism and church planting, and Compass31 project which focuses on prevention Human trafficking through education. A client was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. I told her I would pray for her during her battle and for her strength. Handed out 200 ESL flyers in three days of prayer walking. Shared with a mother and her son that I had prayed for Garett, her son, who had gone missing at the beach that afternoon. We were at Virginia Beach near a lifeguard stand and she was in tears that he was in the water but couldn't find him. He floated down the beach with the waves. Prayed prayers of thanksgiving that they found him and he was safe. 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 or by sending an to tiffany.sears@poplc.org. 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 Church School Fax 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). Please read through the Newsletter Policies and Guidelines Board of Servant Leaders bosl@poplc.org Erin Summers, Chair Kim Robinson, Vice Chair Leon Debolt, Secretary Julie Eichhorst Chris Martin David McLean Ministry Staff Carl Gnewuch Senior Pastor Tim Christenson Assc. Pastor Wallace Horton Minister of Worship and Spiritual Transformation John Durkin Minister to Families & Children Stacey Crosson Minister of Care & Outreach Lori Stillman Community Outreach Coordinator Jennie Smith Ministry Administrator Marcella Schmidt Admin. Assistant Erika Radke Communications Director Nancy Sinclitico Accountant Tiffany Sears Receptionist Joen Schultz Event Coordinator, Families & Youth Dieter Stach Asst. Minister Families & Youth POPLC School Cindy Deatherage Principal Marcel Page School Registrar Lisa Long Admin. Assistant To contact anyone on BoSL or staff please use their name in this format (no spaces) FIRST.LAST@POPLC.ORG

12 PoP Communicator Page 12 of12 September 5, 2015 Special Events September 13 Sunday School Kick-Off September 12,13 Town Hall Meeting September 19 Crescent Project If you re not familiar with any of the events listed here, please don t hesitate to contact us! frontoffice@poplc.org Worship Saturday, September 5 5:30p Worship Sunday, September 6 8:15a Worship (NonCommunion) 11:00a Worship (Communion) 11:00a Jesus First Korean 11:00a Grace Ethiopian 11:00a S. Asian Church of Christ 12:30p Grace Ethiopian 12:30p Jesus First Korean 12:30p S. Asian Church of Christ 5:30p Nepalese Worship Wednesday, September 9 7:30p Grace Ethiopian Prayer Time Saturday, September 12 5:30p Worship Sunday, September 13 8:15a Worship (Communion) 11:00a Worship (NonCommunion) 11:00a Jesus First Korean 11:00a Grace Ethiopian 11:00a S. Asian Church of Christ 12:30p Grace Ethiopian 12:30p Jesus First Korean 12:30p S. Asian Church of Christ 5:30p Nepalese Worship Regular Meetings Sunday, September 6 9:45a BoSL Listening Forum Monday, September 7 Church Office Closed Tuesday, September 8 5:00p Safe Harbor 7:00p BoSL Wednesday, September 9 2:15p Girl Scout Troop :30p Toastmasters Thursday, September 10 5:00p Safe Harbor 7:00p GEC BoSL 7:00p Girl Scout Service Unit 7:30p Card Fellowship Friday, September 11 8:00a Safe Harbor 10:30a Al-Anon 10:30a LaLeche 6:30p Thrivent Action Team Saturday, September 12 9:30a Chess 5:00p Safe Harbor 6:30p Town Hall Meeting Sunday, September 13 9:45a Tall Hall Meeting 1:00p Boy Scouts 3:00p Hypothermia Planning Bible Study Saturday, September 5 6:45p Small Group Sunday, September 6 9:45a Family Sunday School Tuesday, September 8 7:00p Small Group Wednesday, September 9 7:00p FUEL 7:00p Church Doctrine 7:00p Crossways Friday, September 11 6:00p Bible Study Saturday, September 12 7:30a Men s Bible Study 9:30a Women s Bible Study 6:45p Small Group Music Sunday, September 6 2::00p HIMnals Retreat Tuesday, September 8 7:00p New Canticle Wednesday, September 9 6:00p Living Water Thursday, September 10 7:30p Chancel Choir Sunday, September 13 4:00p Primary Choir 4:00p Junior Choir 5::00p HIMnals 6:15p Orchestra The master calendar can be found on our website at poplc.org/calendar