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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

org The Prince of Peace C O M M U N I C A T O R Why I Fold My Hands When I Pray My left hand represents my life. It is all that I am and all that I do.

My right hand represents God s love. It is perfect and pure. God s love is fulfilling in all that it does, and its foundation is eternal and constant.

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. 19 No. 13 March 26, The Prince of Peace C O M M U N I C A T O R Why I Fold My Hands When I Pray My left hand represents my life. It is all that I am and all that I do. It depicts my limited strengths and my vast weaknesses. My left hand portrays my foolishness and lack of insight, and represents my worldly blindness and shallow wisdom. My right hand represents God s love. It is perfect and pure. God s love is fulfilling in all that it does, and its foundation is eternal and constant. His gracious love provides a limitless supply of strength and is an endless reserve of heart-felt wisdom that knows and understands my worldly self. As I fold my fingers together, I curl my helplessness into His immeasurable power and love. God allows my life and His love to unite, and I experience His true strength and wisdom. By folding my hands together, God allows me to nestle my human needs in His holy loving spirit. His love joins my life, I yield to His will, and I surrender to the Lord. With my hands together and my fingers interlocked, I see that my thumbs form the shape of a cross. The cross represents the greatest gift ever given to anyone, Christ s death for my sins against God. As I look beyond my thumbs, I see the area between my hands. I see this space as the vast emptiness between my life and the eternal heavenly Father. It also represents the empty tomb in which Christ was buried, and from which He was resurrected. Fortunately, and through the Grace of God, Jesus Christ filled the emptiness between the Father and me by living the life that I cannot live. God and His love, for all humanity, is glorified by what Christ did for us all. Without the empty tomb, Christ s life and death would be meaningless. His resurrection fulfills God s promise of eternal life. When I see my folded hands, I know that Christ joined my humanity with God s never-ending love. In humble reverence, I close my eyes and bow my head before the eternal Lord God. The Holy Spirit pleads my deepest needs, and God allows me to talk with Him in prayer. by: David Hill, March 30, 1995 HOLY WEEK Services March 24 Maundy Thursday 7:30pm March 25 Good Friday 7:30pm March 26 Easter Vigil 5:30pm March 27 Easter Worship 6:30am Sunrise Service at the Springfield Country Club 7:30am, 9am and 11am Worship 8-11am Easter Breakfast

PoP Communicator Page 2 of 12 March 26, 2016 New to Prince of Peace and Interested in Membership?

Or, have you been attending here for some time and would like to know a little more about the ministries of Prince of Peace? Perhaps you are curious about what membership means?

Room 21 is adjacent to the church narthex (lobby). DOORWAY Class, Sunday, April 17th, 24th and May 1st from 9:45-10:45 a.m. in Room 21 This 3-session course offers an orientation to the mission, vision, values, staff, and ministries of Prince of Peace in a relaxed, conversational setting.

2 PoP Communicator Page 2 of 12 March 26, 2016 New to Prince of Peace and Interested in Membership? Have you have recently moved to this area and are interested in transferring your membership to Prince of Peace? Or, have you been attending here for some time and would like to know a little more about the ministries of Prince of Peace? Perhaps you are curious about what membership means? Whatever the reason, you are welcome to join us at our upcoming opportunities for newcomers beginning in April. Newcomers Reception, Sunday, April 10th, from 9:45-10:45 a.m. in Room 21 Come and meet the staff and lay leadership of Prince of Peace over a cup of coffee. Room 21 is adjacent to the church narthex (lobby). DOORWAY Class, Sunday, April 17th, 24th and May 1st from 9:45-10:45 a.m. in Room 21 This 3-session course offers an orientation to the mission, vision, values, staff, and ministries of Prince of Peace in a relaxed, conversational setting. Nursery care for children ages two and younger is available in the church nursery in Room 22, just across the hall. Sunday School 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 specifically designed for those who do not come from a Lutheran background. However, those who wish to transfer their membership from another Lutheran congregation are also encouraged to attend. The Core: What We Believe will be offered the weekend of April 29th & 30th Friday evening from 7-9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Room 26. Lunch and snacks are provided. Lori Stillman, Community Outreach Coordinator at lori.stillman@poplc.org or Prayer Vigil Begins Good Friday A prayer vigil for guidance, direction, and wisdom regarding the hiring of a new Music Ministry leader will take place starting at noon on Good Friday, March 25th and will last until the Sunrise service on Easter Sunday at 6:30 a.m. If you would like to participate in this prayer vigil, we have sign-up sheets in the Narthex to register for a prayer time. Prayer slots are divided into half hour periods and you may take as many prayer times as you would like. You are welcome to pray in the prayer chapel (Room 23A) at Prince of Peace whenever the building is open, and also at your home, in your personal prayer room, or wherever you talk to God. pastor.tim@poplc.org

PoP Communicator Page 3 of 12 March 26, 2016 Mark Your Calendar: Town Hall Meetings April 2 and 3 Music Ministry and the search for a full-time leader will be the focus.

If you have ideas, concerns, and desires to share with members of the Board of Servant Leaders, feel free to email your questions or thoughts to the BoSL at bosl@poplc.org.

Learn how you can become a ministry partner through LCEF investment options that offer attractive interest rates for YOU!

See your LCEF Advocate, Lori Grosz, at the LCEF table in the Narthex for all of the details. Lori Grosz 703-690-1722 lorigrosz@gmail.com Support Prince of Peace through AmazonSmile Program Amazon.

3 PoP Communicator Page 3 of 12 March 26, 2016 Mark Your Calendar: Town Hall Meetings April 2 and 3 Music Ministry and the search for a full-time leader will be the focus. The next monthly BoSL Listening Forum will take place on Sunday, May 1. The April Listening Forum will not be held due to the Town Hall meeting taking place on April 2-3. If you have ideas, concerns, and desires to share with members of the Board of Servant Leaders, feel free to your questions or thoughts to the BoSL at bosl@poplc.org. LCEF Ministry Weekend April 2-3 Everyone, every family can Look Up with Interest with the Lutheran Church Extension Fund (LCEF). April 2-3 has been designated as LCEF Weekend at Prince of Peace. Learn how you can become a ministry partner through LCEF investment options that offer attractive interest rates for YOU! On LCEF Weekend we lift up this ministry that provides customized loans and services to enable ministry outreach. See your LCEF Advocate, Lori Grosz, at the LCEF table in the Narthex for all of the details. Lori Grosz lorigrosz@gmail.com Support Prince of Peace through AmazonSmile Program Amazon.com s AmazonSmile Foundation donates 0.5% of eligible AmazonSmile purchases to 501(c)(3) organizations at no cost to the purchaser. Prince of Peace is now a registered receiving organization in this program. If you are someone who regularly shops at Amazon.com, please consider registering your account with AmazonSmile and designating Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Springfield, VA as your desired charity at smile.amazon.com. Each time you shop, log-in to smile.amazon.com. Every eligible purchase you make will result in a donation to the church from the AmazonSmile Foundation. If you'd like more information, go to smile.amazon.com or contact the church office. jennie.smith@poplc.org

PoP Communicator Page 4 of 12 March 26, 2016 Calling for Nominations for the Board of Servant Leaders In accordance with Section 2.

two upcoming vacancies on the BoSL. Nominations will be accepted through April 30, 2016. Election of BoSL members shall take place at the regular meeting of the Voters Assembly on June 15, 2016.

org About Us/Supporting the Focus/Additional Information/ Qualifications and Other Considerations (See Appendix 5.6.), BoSL Responsibilities (See 2.2.), and BoSL Member Responsibilities (See 2.3).

4 PoP Communicator Page 4 of 12 March 26, 2016 Calling for Nominations for the Board of Servant Leaders In accordance with Section 2.8 of the Governance Policy Manual, the BoSL Nominating Committee comprised of Kim Robinson, Brooke Carpenter, Mary Moore, Aivars Baumanis and Pastor Carl (exofficio) is seeking nominations to fill two upcoming vacancies on the BoSL. Nominations will be accepted through April 30, Election of BoSL members shall take place at the regular meeting of the Voters Assembly on June 15, When considering members to nominate, please review the Prince of Peace Governance Policy Manual located on the PoP website. About Us/Supporting the Focus/Additional Information/ Qualifications and Other Considerations (See Appendix 5.6.), BoSL Responsibilities (See 2.2.), and BoSL Member Responsibilities (See 2.3). Anyone who chooses to nominate an individual must acquire that person s permission to be nominated and must submit a nomination form for that person. The BoSL Nomination Form can be found in Appendix 3 of the Governance Policy Manual. Nomination submissions and/or questions should be sent to Kim Robinson, Chair of the BoSL Nominating Committee at kim.robinson@poplc.org Thank you to all who came out for our Spring Clean-up Saturday, especially the Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts! Thrivent Members Direct Your Remaining 2015 Thrivent Choice Dollars by March 31, Thrivent members, please designate your remaining undesignated 2015 Thrivent Choice Dollars by March 31, Eligible benefit members can direct Thrivent Choice Dollars to thousands of nonprofit organizations, including congregations. Please note, a benefit member must nominate an eligible 501(c)(3) organization before it will be invited to enroll. Benefit members do this by completing an online recommendation form in If you have any questions, please contact your Thrivent Financial representative or call and say "Thrivent Choice." The Thrivent Choice program is a charitable grant program that engages and allows Thrivent members to recommend where Thrivent Financial distributes a portion of its charitable grant funds each year. It is a joint program of Thrivent and its member chapters that supports charitable activities furthering Thrivent's mission and its purposes under state law. Leon.Debolt@poplc.org

5 PoP Communicator Page 5 of 12 March 26, 2016 Dr. Ludwig, Dr. Jacob, and twelve area mental health professionals will be joining efforts to lead Hope Restored: A Conversation on Mental Health. Register at Space is limited to 150 people. All are welcome. If you are unable to register online, fill out a paper registration form on the table in the narthex and drop it off in the church office or it to: tiffany.sears@poplc.org or tanya.tucker@poplc.org

PoP Communicator Page 6 of 12 March 26, 2016 Annual Women s Prayer Service Monday, May 2, 7:30pm Or

org/wow Join us to pray with, and for, our sisters in Christ all over the world!

DCE Stacey Crosson, Minister of Care & Outreach Wednesday Mornings Fellowship Hall, 9:15am

org Faith Shapers Soul-Tending Reading Meets monthly on Tuesday or Wednesday faithshapers@poplc.

holycomforters@poplc.org Ladies Stay Connected with Us!

written by your sisters at www.poplc.org/wowmessage Live-stream Wednesday WoW (coming in April!

org For more information: DCE Stacey Tasler Crosson Minister of Care and Outreach 703.451.

6 PoP Communicator Page 6 of 12 March 26, 2016 Annual Women s Prayer Service Monday, May 2, 7:30pm Or Wednesday, May 4, 9:30am A Community of Women Committed to the Call of Christ Join us to pray with, and for, our sisters in Christ all over the world! This service will also be live-streamed, so please tell your sisters, near and far, to join us! DCE Stacey Crosson, Minister of Care & Outreach Wednesday Mornings Fellowship Hall, 9:15am wowwedmorn@poplc.org Faith Shapers Soul-Tending Reading Meets monthly on Tuesday or Wednesday faithshapers@poplc.org Holy Comforters Quilt Making for Charity Jan-May Thursdays, 9am to 3pm, Room 27 holycomforters@poplc.org Ladies Stay Connected with Us! Follow us on Facebook - WOW Wednesday Morning Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Read faith stories written by your sisters at Live-stream Wednesday WoW (coming in April!) 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: May Prince of Peace couples, please plan to attend the conference at the Hyatt Regency in Reston, VA from May You can attend the conference for as little as $149. For more information about our group rate: john.durkin@poplc.org or

PoP Communicator Page 7 of 12 March 26, 2016 Sparklers Senior Luncheon Friday, April 15, 11:30am Paradiso Restaurant, 6124 Franconia Road

Sunday, April 24, 7pm Hylton Memorial Chapel, Woodbridge Mark your calendars and join us for this fun evening out!

schultz@poplc.org Our March luncheon celebrated the life of the Irish Saint Patrick.

But the highlight of the lunch was the musical entertainment.

We thank the hosts, the pastor and the talented musicians for a memorable afternoon. Marlis McKay 703-239-8562 MarlisHH@verizon.

how to get there. Maybe you want to learn about new spiritual disciplines like Visio Divina, unplugging or attentiveness.

7 PoP Communicator Page 7 of 12 March 26, 2016 Sparklers Senior Luncheon Friday, April 15, 11:30am Paradiso Restaurant, 6124 Franconia Road Alexandria, VA Ladies Night Out! Sunday, April 24, 7pm Hylton Memorial Chapel, Woodbridge Mark your calendars and join us for this fun evening out! Chonda Pierce Christian Comedian Tickets: $18 We only have 30 tickets for this event so RSVP now so you don t miss out! RSVP to joen.schultz@poplc.org Our March luncheon celebrated the life of the Irish Saint Patrick. To honor the work of the saint, the Milligan's served the local dish of Corned Beef and Cabbage. We also enjoyed Pastor Tim's Irish jokes. But the highlight of the lunch was the musical entertainment. Darla Yaun on the marimba accompanied by Candie Jefferson on the piano played a melange of popular, religious and Irish music. We thank the hosts, the pastor and the talented musicians for a memorable afternoon. Marlis McKay MarlisHH@verizon.net NEW Virtual Spiritual Disciplines Group Maybe you long for a more intimate prayer life or deeper insight from God's Word but just don't know how to get there. Maybe you want to learn about new spiritual disciplines like Visio Divina, unplugging or attentiveness. In Spiritual Disciplines Handbook: Practices That Change Us, Adele Calhoun gives us directions for our continuing journey toward intimacy with Christ. While the word discipline may make us want to run and hide, this book shows how desires and discipline work together to lead us to the transformation we're longing for the transformation only Christ can bring. For many women, there is a desire to go deeper in the disciplines but meeting during the week is impossible. An online women s group is forming to learn and discuss Calhoun s book and to encourage and spur each other on in the disciplines. If you are interested in joining this group, please contact DCE Stacey Crosson. In addition to meeting online, we will also arrange to meet quarterly in person as well. stacey.crosson@poplc.org

PoP Communicator Page 8 of 12 March 26, 2016 Youth Ministry Sunday School Grades K-6 begin in the Sanctuary 9:45-10:45am Living Water (Teen Praise Band) Rehearsal 6-7pm Wednesdays FUEL: Wednesday

Information: joen.schultz@poplc.org Prince of Peace Lutheran School Invites you to an Open House Saturday, April 2 10am-noon Prince of Peace Lutheran School is enrolling for the 2016-2017 School Year.

8 PoP Communicator Page 8 of 12 March 26, 2016 Youth Ministry Sunday School Grades K-6 begin in the Sanctuary 9:45-10:45am Living Water (Teen Praise Band) Rehearsal 6-7pm Wednesdays FUEL: Wednesday Night Bible Study Senior High Youth Weekly 7-9pm Youth Prayer and Praise Service Junior and Senior High Youth Wednesday, March 30 th at 7 pm, Fellowship time afterward until 9 pm For More Information: joen.schultz@poplc.org Prince of Peace Lutheran School Invites you to an Open House Saturday, April 2 10am-noon Prince of Peace Lutheran School is enrolling for the School Year. Staff will be available to answer questions. Questions? Please call the School Office Martin Luther High School Band Concert Saturday, April 9, 5:30pm during worship Vacation Bible School 2016 Vacation Bible School Save the date: August 1 5 From 9am Noon On Saturday, April 9th, PoP will be visited by the Martin Luther HS Band (LCMS high school in Greendale, WI) as part of their 2016 concert tour. The brass ensemble from the band will be providing musical support during our Saturday evening worship service. A free-will offering will be collected after the service to help the band offset the cost of its concert tour. Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Contact: john.durkin@poplc.org

PoP Communicator Page 9 of 12 March 26, 2016 Why are there Envelopes Hanging in the Narthex?

The National Youth Gathering brings together over 25,000 high school students and their leaders from around the world.

Christian brothers and sisters. We would like to ask for your support as we prepare for this amazing opportunity.

9 PoP Communicator Page 9 of 12 March 26, 2016 Why are there Envelopes Hanging in the Narthex? On July 18, twenty Prince of Peace teenagers and four adult leaders will leave for New Orleans to attend the LCMS National Youth Gathering. The National Youth Gathering brings together over 25,000 high school students and their leaders from around the world. The Gathering is five days of worship, recreation, workshops, concerts, Bible studies and service projects all designed to allow us to focus on our faith in Jesus and our relationships with our Christian brothers and sisters. We would like to ask for your support as we prepare for this amazing opportunity. Please keep all of the students and leaders in your prayers and prayerfully consider financially supporting our trip with a donation. In the Narthex you will see 200 numbered envelopes on the wall. The numbers on the envelopes represent the dollar amount of a donation that will be used to offset the cost of the trip for all participants from Prince of Peace. Pick any of the available numbers, enclose your payment and place it in the offering plate or drop it off in the church office. We are very excited about this awesome opportunity to grow in our faith and really appreciate your prayers and support! YOUTH AND PARENTS: SAVE THE DATE! Above: PoP youth serve at the Lenten Supper National Youth Gathering fundraiser. Friday, April 15, 6-9pm Join us to learn why teens experience stress, anxiety, and depression and how faith can make a difference. Special emphasis will be on the effect of alone-ness without seeking the support of empathetic parents, friends, and the faith community. All adults and youth 12+ years invited to attend. A free pizza and salad bar dinner will be provided by Thrivent. Sign up at

PoP Communicator Page 10 of 12 March 26, 2016 Ecumenical Community Helping Others (ECHO) Spring Events & Donation Needs ECHO s Spring Yard Sale will be held Saturday, April 2 from 8 a.m. until noon in the gym of St.

Annually, ECHO has a late summer and Fall School Supplies Program, supplying backpacks filled with grade-appropriate school supplies to families whom ECHO serves.

Please help us restock our shelves by donating backpacks, 2 ring binders, spiral notebooks, #2 pencils and ball point pens.

10 PoP Communicator Page 10 of 12 March 26, 2016 Ecumenical Community Helping Others (ECHO) Spring Events & Donation Needs ECHO s Spring Yard Sale will be held Saturday, April 2 from 8 a.m. until noon in the gym of St. Bernadette Catholic Church at 7600 Old Keene Mill Road, Springfield. Annually, ECHO has a late summer and Fall School Supplies Program, supplying backpacks filled with grade-appropriate school supplies to families whom ECHO serves. We continue to give out supplies throughout the school year to families in need of them. Please help us restock our shelves by donating backpacks, 2 ring binders, spiral notebooks, #2 pencils and ball point pens. This month, ECHO needs laundry detergent, toothbrushes, deodorant, shaving cream, powdered milk, rice, jelly, macaroni and cheese, juice, towels and flatware. Donations may be delivered to the donation door at 7205 Old Keene Mill Road on weekdays between 9:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., or Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings between 7 and 9 p.m. Receipts are provided. See more about ECHO s work and mission on the web at All Sunday Morning ALIVE Adult Education Classes are CANCELED for Easter Sunday! Please join us for Easter Breakfast and Support Our Youth! Worship Watch Seminar April 9, 8-10am and 10:15am-12:15pm Fellowship Hall Please join the Fairfax County Police Department Crime Prevention Unit for a Worship Watch Seminar on April 9th. There will be two 2-hour presentations: 8 a.m. - Human Trafficking 10:15 a.m. - Lights, Locks and Landscaping for Houses of Worship We encourage you to attend both and ask that you RSVP for the presentations you will be attending. If you have any questions, please contact the Reston Crime Prevention Office katy.defoe@fairfaxcounty.gov

Our stories encourage other believers while God also uses them to reach those not yet connected to Him. I invited two Mormons in for a lengthy chat about our respective faiths.

11 PoP Communicator Page 11 of 12 March 26, 2016 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 invited two Mormons in for a lengthy chat about our respective faiths. May their eyes be completely opened to the true Gospel message. 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. You are Invited to an Affirmation of Marriage Saturday, April 9, 11am Gary and Martha Miller invite the members of Prince of Peace church to attend their Affirmation of Marriage ceremony on April 9 at 11 a.m. We would enjoy having you witness the reaffirming of our wedding vows made at a small ceremony on Nov. 25 and join in the happiness at this public event for our friends and family. garymillersr@gmail.com Assist Walk Run Ride Fundraiser Saturday, April 16, 8am-noon Grace Orthodox Presbyterian Church, 2381 Cedar Lane, Vienna Help women facing an unplanned pregnancy and promote life. Join today for a free, fun, fundraiser event on the W & OD paved trail. Get more details and sign up at Note: parking is off site and transportation is provided by shuttle bus to the Church. Jim Herbert spike.herbert@gmail.com 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 Erin Summers, Chair Kim Robinson, Vice Chair Leon Debolt, Secretary Julie Eichhorst Chris Martin David McLean Ministry Staff Carl Gnewuch Senior Pastor Tim Christenson Associate Pastor Meghan Benson Interim Director of Music Ministry John Durkin Minister to Families & Children Stacey Crosson Minister of Care & Outreach Jennie Smith Ministry Administrator Lori Stillman Community Outreach Coordinator Nancy Sinclitico Accountant Tiffany Sears Administrative Assistant Tanya Tucker Receptionist Cindy Holliday Communications Assistant Joen Schultz Event Coordinator Families & Youth Dieter Stach Assistant Minister Families & Youth POPLC School Cindy Deatherage, Principal Marcel Page, School Registrar Lisa Long, Administrative Assistant To contact STAFF or BoSL use their name in the format: first.last@poplc.org or bosl@poplc.org To contact a PASTOR use: pastor.carl@poplc.org or pastor.tim@poplc.org CHURCH SCHOOL

12 PoP Communicator Page 12 of 12 March 26, 2016 Special Events Town Hall Meeting April 2 & 3 Mental Health Weekend April 15 & 16 Nueva Vida Celebration Dinner May 7 Saturday, March 26 12:00a Prayer Vigil 7:30a Men s Bible Study 9:30a Women s Bible Study 10:30a PoP Easter Egg Hunt 5:30p Easter Vigil Service Easter Sunday, March 27 6:30a Easter Sunrise Service 7:30a Easter Worship (Communion) 8:00a Easter Breakfast 9:00a Easter Worship (Communion) 9:00a Nueva Vida 11:00a Easter Worship (Communion) 11:00a Ethiopian Youth 11:00a Jesus First Korean 11:00a Grace Ethiopian 11:00a S. Asian Church Sun. School and Worship 12:30p Grace Ethiopian 12:30p Jesus First Korean 12:30p S. Asian Church Fellowship 5:30p Nepalese Worship Monday, March 28 10:00a Moms Club of Springfield 6:30p TOPS 7:00p CHM I, II, III 7:00p Seekers 7:00p Stephen Ministry Meeting 7:30p ESL 8:30p Men s AA Tuesday, March 29 10:00a ESL 5:00p Confirmation Class 6:30p Stream Team Training 7:00p New Canticle Rehearsal 7:00p Small Group 7:30p Urps Bible Study Wednesday, March 30 9:00a WoW Women of the Word 9:10a Preschool Chapel 1:30a Stream Team Training 2:15p Girl Scout Troop :00p High School Praise Band 6:30p Toastmasters 7:00p Youth Prayer and Praise 7:00p Crossways 7:00p Pastor Carl Class 7:30p ESL 7:30p Grace Ethiopian Prayer Time Thursday, March 31 9:00a Holy Comforters 9:10a Preschool Chapel 9:30a Infant Massage 10:00a Moms Club of Springfield 6:30p Confirmation Class 6:30p Nueva Vida Praise and Prayer 7:00p GEC BoSL 7:30p Chancel Choir If you re not familiar with any of the events listed here, please don t hesitate to contact us! info@poplc.org Friday, April 1 9:00a PoP School Yoga 10:00a ESL 10:30a Al-Anon 10:30a Bulletin Stuffers Party 7:00p Bible Journaling 7:00p GEC Prayer Saturday, April 2 7:30a Men s Bible Study 9:00a Girl Scout Troop 586 9:30a Women s Bible Study 11:00a Ralph Lehman Memorial 5:30p Worship w/communion 6:30p Town Hall Meeting Sunday, April 3 8:15a Worship (Non-Communion) 9:00a Nueva Vida 9:45a PoP Children Sunday School 9:45a Town Hall Meeting 11:00a Worship (Communion) 11:00a Ethiopian Youth 11:00a Jesus First Korean 11:00a Grace Ethiopian 11:00a S. Asian Church Sun. School and Worship 12:30p Grace Ethiopian 12:30p Jesus First Korean 12:30p S. Asian Church Fellowship 3:00p Confirmation Class 4:00p Financial Peace University 4:00p Junior Choir Rehearsal 5:00p HIMnals Rehearsal 5:30p Nepalese Worship 6:15p Orchestra Rehearsal The master calendar can be found on our website at poplc.org/calendar. Not receiving the Communicator via ? Please let the office know and we will be happy to add you to our subscriber list, tiffany.sears@poplc.org.

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