West Lake. Friday, AUGUST 31 8 am - 4 pm Saturday, SEPTEMBER 1 8 am - 1 pm. Christian Church. On the Inside

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1 West Lake Christian Church 936 Highway O Laurie, MO Where Christ is the Center September 2018 Sharing the Light of Christ Volume 32 No On the Inside Kelly s Corner From Your Moderator September Board Mtg. Applying Bible Principles CWF News Cartoon September Birthdays September Anniversaries Prayer Opportunities Sept. Fellowship Dinner Dinner for 8 Extreme Makeover KIDZ Corner Puzzle & Craft Wired Am. Legion Fashion Show Parish Nurse News Farewell Reception Thank You Notes New Members Church Dir. Updates Festival of Sharing Items Greeter Schedule Diaconate Schedule Christian Symbol Bible Quiz CMF NEWS Ham & Bean Dinner Parking Lot reminder Puzzle Sept. Church Calendar Sept./Oct. Events C R A F T & B a ke S a l e Friday, AUGUST 31 8 am - 4 pm Saturday, SEPTEMBER 1 8 am - 1 pm Many seasonal crafts, gift items, floral arrangements, and baked goods to help start your gift shopping early! Pick up some baked goods to share with Labor Day company. Queen Size Quilt - Raffle Tickets being sold (Quilt is displayed in Loehr Center) ($1 each, 6 for $5, 13 for $10) Raffle held on Nov. 18 1

2 From Your Moderator Carroll Rinker When you think of stewardship, what comes to mind? Maybe fundraising or a capital campaign. Possibly taking care of the environment. Or maybe you think it s just a stale old word you ve heard in church. Maybe, if you re being honest, you re not really sure what it means. The reality is that many people today, including lots of Christians, don t understand the true meaning of stewardship. And that s a tragedy. Why? Because stewardship is our ultimate calling as Christ followers. It s the first assignment God gave the human race in Genesis 1:28. That s when God told Adam and Eve to Rule over the fish in the sea and the birds in the sky and over every living creature that moves on the ground. (NIV). Stewardship is managing God's blessings God's ways for Gods' glory. See, the Bible tells us in Psalm 24:1 that He owns it all: The earth is the Lord s, and everything in it, the world, and all who live in it; (NIV). And if He s the owner, that means we re not. Instead, we re His stewards His managers. God commands us to be stewards over everything He blesses us with. Everything. That means our time, talents, treasure, relationships, jobs and, yes, stuff. It s all God s, and He trusts us with it. Stewardship is managing God s blessings God s ways for God s glory. The kids are back in school. The weekenders are decreasing in numbers. The opportunities for boat rides will get less and less as the month of September passes. The air will turn cooler and the leaves on the trees will begin to turn colors and fall off. This is a cycle that repeats year after year. These cycles give us comfort and security. It is good to know that we can count on certain things to happen year after year. Our church cycles are comforting. We know that certain rituals will happen on Sunday morning. We know that certain religious holy days will be celebrated. We know we will gather for Fellowship dinners once a month. We know that we will see certain people every Sunday. All these things are good. But it is in the discrepant events that we grow as Christians and humans. When a routine is broken, when the power is out, when holes in a parking lot need to be filled, when a water line breaks, when no one is there to teach Sunday School, when your best friend falls ill..that is when we find out what we are made of as individuals and institutions. That is when we need to step up to fill the need. Look for those opportunities. What will you do in God s service? Reprinted from the internet We grow up when we see our life and our role from God s perspective; when we thank God for the role he has assigned us and begin to see our cup as a gift instead of a cross; when each morning we ask, God, how can I glorify you today in my given role? Linda Dillow, Calm My Anxious Heart BOARD MEETING THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 13, 11:00 A.M. 2

3 Applying Bible Principles September Christian Male peacocks are interesting creatures. They love to be noticed, so they spread their bright plumage for any and all to see (especially female peacocks!). Many people are like that, especially when it comes to their financial support of the Lord s work. They want people to notice their act of giving, when they give, how much they give, and the causes to which they give. Some even announce publicly how much they give, supposedly to challenge others to follow their pattern of generosity. But is that God s way? A simple examination of the sixth chapter of Matthew s gospel reveals the answer. The Lord Jesus said that our giving is to be done secretly. If we take His instruction at face value, then it is apparent that we are not to let others know the extent of our giving. In fact, Jesus went so far as to say (figuratively, of course) that we shouldn t even let one hand know what the other is doing when it comes to our giving. Sometimes, our giving will be seen by men. Sometimes, that s unavoidable. But Christ s point concerns our motive. We should give to please our Lord, not in order to be seen by other people so that we receive their commendation or accolades. In other words, we are to avoid what one writer described as advertised piety. A well-known evangelist said that the world has yet to see what could be accomplished for the sake of the gospel if we would quit being concerned about who gets the credit for what gets done in the kingdom of God. That includes our giving. In fact, one of the greatest tests for us as God s children is whether we are able to give cheerfully of ourselves and our resources without getting the credit. Unless we give by cash and choose to forgo a tax deduction for our giving (hmm... now there s a novel idea!), probably the person who handles the church s financial affairs will be aware of our giving. Otherwise, though, it s a good idea to keep our giving a matter that s between ourselves and the Lord. Actually, it s more than a good idea. It s something Christ said we should do.... September! My favorite month of the year with the beginning of fall and all the beautiful leaves and colors changing to prepare for winter, GOD has his hands in it all. September is the Annual CWF Fall Assembly located in Camdenton, Mo. this year s Guest Speaker is Kathryn Wilson (Minister for Mission and Outreach) this year s theme is Neighbor Through the Lens of Christ. $10 registration includes morning hospitality and Lunch at the Community Christian Church (1064 N. Business Rte 5, Camdenton, Mo. Date is September 17 th, 2018 / time is 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. PLEASE CALL PAM FOLKER for info and details, money must be received by September 1 st to Pam if interested in going. Let s Dare to Love, to share life with each other, to offer ourselves in the way GOD has created us to do and be. I need you God, You need me. The Kingdom needs us all. NOW GO FORWARD!!!! God s Peace & Blessings, Pam Folker CWF President 3

4 2 Fred Cline 4 Mike Huckriede 4 Scott Huckriede 6 Pam Folker 17 Darlene Clark 18 Peggy Crockett 18 Keith Robinson 19 Suzie Gazaway 19 Gil Hoch 20 Nancy Bradley 21 Paul Garvin 21 Lenny Hofer 24 Carrol Lowrance 24 Sue Thrams 24 Paula Miller Melvin Bayless Aaron Bolten Kendra Brierly C.J. Brosseau Jaime Buchanan Luke Davidson Diana Deal Ken Dickson Carol Easter Jackie Eaves Gary Edgcomb Angela Flores Kathy Hays Maggie Houdek Beckie Huckriede Bob Huckriede Dona Johnson Roy Johnson Judy Killion Jack Ladd Pat Lichte Rachel Lisenby Jane Ann Magness Carol Marcks Beth McAuley Eva Millard Rick Pace Jerry Powell Peggy Proch Gail Renick Pete Renick Cheryl Reynolds Gary Satterfield Linda Schermbeck Miles Schmidt Stephen Snitker Charles Wallace Kathy Williams Jaira Wines Charles Wilson Names given are left on for 1 month, but you are always welcome to request that the name be added again. Please call the church office if you would like a name added to the list. Laurie Care Center & The Knolls 10 Jim & Linda Nielsen 18 Ed & Nancy Milburn 19 Ken & Teresa Kimminau 23 Kevin & Verna Flieger 29 Paul & Betsy Garvin 29 Nate & Bobbie Jones 62 years! Helen Blackwell, Helen Caldwell, Harold & Belle Carlile Maxine Ellis, Stanley Field, Shirley Hunter, Estelle Nielsen, Ruth Robin, Freida Shackelford Todd Szilagyi 4

5 CHURCH GROWTH SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 Come join us for a great dinner but most of all good fellowship! Bring a favorite dish to share with one another at our once a month dinner with friends! Held after the Sunday Worship in the Loehr Center (downstairs). Dinner for 8 Sunday October 7, 2018 Save the date! Sign-up in September. Dinner for 8 is an evening when a group of folks from the church (8 or less) gather to share good food and fellowship in a host home. It is an excellent opportunity to get to know folks you might not know well yet. Experienced participants say this is where they got better acquainted with individuals they otherwise might not know well. How it works: There will be sign up form in the entry in September. Sign up to participate and indicate if you would be willing to be a host home. Hosts provide the main dish and beverages and contact their assigned guests about what to bring; appetizers, salad, side dish or dessert. All couples and individuals are encouraged to sign up! Questions, call Norma Johnson Special Dates Labor Day, September 3, 2018 National Grandparents Day, September 9, 2018 Patriot Day, September 11, 2018 Hispanic Heritage Month, Sept. 15 Oct. 15, 2018 First day of autumn, September 22, 2018 Extreme Makeover Divine Design God Wants to Do an 'Extreme Makeover' in Your Life I always hated reality TV shows. Then, several years ago, I discovered the popular reality show, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, and I instantly loved it. For those who haven t seen it, the theme of the show is to find a family that is facing a very difficult hardship and then to provide home improvements that would specifically meet their needs and preferences. The most touching part of the show was when the family took a tour of their new house for the first time and discovered all of the personal touches that had been added for each of them. I think I cried the first time I watched it. Later, I remember thinking why are we so fascinated by the makeover process? I think it s because we all love to see positive change. Not only this, but I also think our curiosity is riveted by the skill and creativity involved in making the old, new, and the broken, whole, and taking the unbeautiful and making it beautiful. But, most of all, I think it s because all of us secretly long for an extreme makeover in some area of our lives or relationships. Rooted in the spiritual DNA of our hearts is a longing to be different, to be healed, and to take a broken relationship and make it whole. Perhaps the ultimate extreme makeover is when Jesus Christ takes over and works in a human heart, taking that which is broken and fixes it. God s desire is to do an extreme makeover a relational, emotional and internal transformation -- in every man, woman and child on this planet. And the way He wants to do this is through his son, Jesus. So, why does God do it? Extreme makeovers are done by God alone, and not by our own self-efforts. He does them so that we can see the riches of the kindness of his grace demonstrated in Christ. For we are God s workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do. We are the workmanship of God. He wants to regenerate us through our relationship with Jesus in the supernatural community of the Church. Then, He gives us the spiritual gifts and tools we ll need to do the good works that he s already prepared for us to do. Chip Ingram To learn more about how to discover God s purpose for your life and the roles He created you to fulfill, check out the Connect small group study. 9 am Connect room 5

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7 Wired Divine Design Do You Know How God Has Uniquely Wired You? God has a dream for your life. He didn't save you just so He could take you to heaven. He has an assignment for you here on earth. He created you in His image, He filled you with His Spirit, and He blessed you with spiritual gifts so you could live a life of impact. But until you know how to recognize and use your gifts, you will never experience all that God wants you to experience. You were meant to discover how He has uniquely wired you and the roles in the body of Christ that He created you to fulfill. Every believer was created to play a strategic role in the body of Christ, with the gifts God has given them. But many of today s Christians face one difficult question: How do I discover my spiritual gifts and then use them effectively in my church? With biblical insight and practical steps, you ll learn how to discover, develop, and deploy your spiritual gifts so you can live a life of greater impact. 9 am Connect room Chip Ingram presenting Kent Elliott facilitator AMERICAN LEGION FASHION SHOW AND LUNCH Monday, September 10, 2018 at 11 a.m. Doors open at 10 a.m. Fashions: KOHLS...CATO...CHRISTOPHER & BANKS Tickets $12 - Please note: ADVANCE SALES ONLY- reserve a table for 8 or more American Legion Auxiliary - Post 624 Lake Road 5-33, Sunrise Beach, MO Contact Cathy Bell (WLCC member) for tickets at From Our Parish Nurse Betty Greenley SEPTEMBER 2018 OVARIAN CANCER LRHS Parish Nurse Network Wellness Tip of the Month Ovarian Cancer WHAT IS IT? Ovarian Cancer originates in the ovaries-the female has 2 ovaries that produce and release eggs used for reproduction, as well as some hormones. Early detection is difficult, as many symptoms do not occur until later stages. SYMPTOMS Early- rarely any symptoms Later Abdominal bloating or swelling Pelvic or abdominal pain Feeling full quickly when eating Have a weight loss Needing to urinate frequently or urgently Changes in bowel habits-constipation Fatigue Back pain RISK FACTORS Being older years of age, although it can occur at any age Inherited gene mutation-brca 1, BRCA 2 7 Family history of ovarian cancer Estrogen Replacement therapy Early onset of menstruation or late menopause Statistics ,400 new diagnoses 14,070 -deaths Ranks 5th in cancer deaths among women Diagnosis/ Treatment If you or someone you know has some concerning symptoms, make an appointment to see your doctor. He/ she may refer you to a gynecologist who may do further testing. Surgery and/or chemotherapy may be recommended. September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness month. Resource- Lake Regional Health System Hospital Drive Osage Beach, MO Becky Beck RN Parish Nurse Coordinator

8 A Farewell Reception for Peggy Lippitt and Charles Wallace Wednesday, September 5 7:00 p.m. - Loehr Center All are invited! In early September, Charles and Peggy are relocating to be near Peggy s daughters in Mountain View, MO. Please join us in sending forth Peggy and Charles with best wishes as they make their new home near their family. Peggy and her first husband Newt came in 1988 and were part of the Charter Members who established West Lake Christian Church. Peggy served as the first choir director and often played the organ. Peggy also painted the mural behind the baptismal basin. Newt died in Peggy married Charles, a long time family friend, in Both Peggy and Charles have been active in the services and activities here at WLCC including being prayer warriors for the Monday Morning Prayer team. Peggy has served WLCC as an Elder, Diaconate, soloist, plus much more. We wish them well with continued blessings as they relocate. Their new address will be: 607 West 5 th St, Mountain View MO WELCOME JACK AND LAURIE LADD - JOINED JULY 29, 2018 AND NATE AND BOBBIE JONES - JOINED CHURCH DIRECTORY UPDATES: Please make note that the following addresses have changed since the new directory. NEW MEMBER: Jack and Laurie Ladd (home) (Laurie s cell) Lake Trail Road Gravois Mills, MO MOVED: Irene Toth has moved to be closer to family and we wish her the best of luck in her new journey! You can still contact Irene at same phone number and at this address: Shipwreck Dr Shelbyville, DE Good Luck! We ll miss you! I want to take this time to say thanks to all at West Lake Christian Church who prayed, called, visited and sent cards while I was in the hospital. A very special thanks to Kelly who kept in touch with family. The food we received was wonderful. Don had a day off from the kitchen. It is nice to know you have a group praying and caring for you when you need it the most. God Bless you all. Cathy Bell Thank you West Lake Christian Church for sending me to Faith Adventure Camps. It was so fun and I got to learn more about Jesus. We got to go canoeing, swimming, adventuring, and of course the mud pit. Sincerely, Charlie Peck Thank you for the best summer ever at Faith Adventure Camp. Ben Peck 8

9 FESTIVAL OF SHARING 1 Fluoride Toothpaste (6 oz or more) 1 toothbrush (in original package) This year the Festival of Sharing is designating certain regions called Sharefests throughout the state. Due to the overwhelming response in our district will get items to Tipton for our region CWF WILL NEED THE FOLLOWING ITEMS TO PUT TOGETHER PERSONAL HYGIENE PACKS. Donate any of these items. Last year 2,456 were shared but this year, 5,818 are requested as an overall need. Please help do our part. DEADLINE to bring items to church is Sunday, September 9! 1 bath size bar soap (in package) 1 bottle shampoo (11-14 oz.) 1 bottle skin lotion (11-14 oz.) 1 deodorant 1 washcloth 1 hand towel 1 comb or brush 2 disposable razors Greeter Schedule September through December 2018 If for any reason you are unable to serve your scheduled date, use the listing to ask another greeter to serve in your place. Please notify the church secretary of any changes by Wednesday morning. Any problems, please contact Lisa Harris at Sept 2 Nov 4 Connie Reimers Diane Miles Sept 9 Nov 11 Betty Snitker Marilyn Miller Sept 16 Nov 18 Marilyn Miller Terry & Melanie Mathena Sept 23 Nov 25 Terry & Melanie Mathena Wanda Iams Sept 30 Dec 2 Diane Miles Mary Ellen Flinn Oct 7 Dec 9 JT & Nancy Bradley Gail Renick Oct 14 Dec 16 Betty Greenley JT & Nancy Bradley Oct 21 Dec 23 Mary Ellen Flinn Betty Snitker Oct 28 Dec 30 Diane Gilmore Diane Gilmore

10 Diaconates Schedule September through December 2018 If for any reason you are unable to serve your scheduled date use this schedule (phone #) to contact another diaconate to serve in your place. Please notify the church secretary of any changes by Wednesday morning so the bulletin will be correct. *The asterisk by your name indicates you are responsible for preparation and clean-up of communion. **Indicates Laurie Care Center (LLC) Service: whoever is doing preparation and clean-up should make sure a tray is prepared (from the left overs of juice and wafers from our service) for the Laurie Care Center and placed in the refrigerator to be picked up by an elder after our church service is over. Date Diaconates Phone Number Date Diaconates Phone Number 02- Sep *Tom & Julie Johnson Joe Proch Bobbie Aubuchon Tom & Nancy Kunkel Nov *Gary & Cindy Satterfield Jim & Tammy Hamilton JT and Nancy Bradley Sep *Bruce & Bobbi Miles Ken & Cindy Peterson Mary Ellen Flinn Sue Wentz Nov *Bobbie Aubuchon *Peg Martin Mike & Beckie Huckriede Greg & Donna Kissell Sep *Ron & Marilyn Rothove Jeff and Tenessa Rehmer Terry & Melanie Mathena Nov *Randy & Karen Shackelford Ed Mock Diane Gilmore Jeff & Tenessa Rehmer Sep *JT & Nancy Bradley Diane Gilmore Marsha Lennie Greg and Donna Kissell Nov** *Ron & Marilyn Rothove Mary Ellen Flinn Betty Snitker JT & Nancy Bradley Sep** *Gary & Cindy Satterfield Tom & Julie Johnson Bobbie Aubuchon Ed Mock Dec *Tom & Julie Johnson Ron & Marilyn Rothove Ken & Cindy Peterson Oct *Ken & Cindy Peterson Betty Snitker Peggy Martin Bruce and Bobbi Miles Dec *Terry & Melanie Mathena Randy & Karen Shackelford Gary & Cindy Satterfield Oct 21- Oct *Terry & Melanie Mathena Joe Proch Mary Ellen Flinn Randy & Karen Shackelford *Tom & Nancy Kunkel Diane Gilmore Marsha Lennie Jim & Tammy Hamilton 16- Dec 23- Dec *Jim and Tammy Hamilton Greg & Donna Kissell Bobbie Aubuchon Marsha Lennie *Mike & Beckie Huckriede Jeff & Tenessa Rehmer Peg Martin Diane Gilmore Oct *Ron & Marilyn Rothove Ken & Cindy Peterson Jeff and Tenessa Rehmer Dec *JT & Nancy Bradley Jim & Tammy Hamilton Mary Ellen Flinn Betty Snitker

11 +Christian Symbol+ Seal A seal is the mark of God s promises to the believer and of the believer s consecration to God. Old Testament priests wore a piece of gold against their forehead, as a seal, engraved with the words Holy to the Lord. For Christians, the sign of the cross serves as a seal of salvation. Paul declares, He anointed us, set his seal of ownership on us, and put his Spirit in our hearts as a deposit, guaranteeing what is to come (2 Corinthians 1:21-22, NIV). CMF NEWS Christian Men s Fellowship Fort Leonard Wood Museums Tour Interested in a tour of the Fort Leonard Wood Museums? No admission fee. Tour includes: Army Chemical Museum from the trenches of WWI to the battle fields of Desert Storm Army Engineering Museum traces the history from topographic engineers, surveyors, and mapmaker from colonial beginnings to the present. The weapons room contains US weapons from as early as 1898 along with an exhibit of foreign weapons. Army Military Police Museum vehicles are on display along with heroic contributions made to our country by the Military Police. Fort Leonard Wood Museum restored collection of WWII buildings built between 1939 and Thousands were built from Maine to California and during the peak of construction in 1941 a building was completed every 45 minutes! Tour takes about an hour per museum. No food or drink allowed in museums. Interested in the day long trip / tour? More details if there is an interest. (response will be by ) tear here and put in collection plate Sunday Fort Leonard Wood Museums Tour Name(s) Phone number(s) (s) Last date to express your interest 9/9/ Sunday 11

12 Ham and Bean Fundraiser Dinner Friday, October 2, pm - 8 pm $8 per person Children under 6 are free Brown Bag Auction Cake and cornbread donations needed Money raised is for Parking Lot Repair Questions? Call Mary Ellen Flinn at VISITOR PARKING VISITOR PARKING A Legacy of Faith The purpose of National Grandparents Day, celebrated on the first Sunday after Labor Day, is threefold: to honor grandparents, to give grandparents an opportunity to show love for their children s children and to help children become aware of strength, information and guidance older people can offer. Grandparents and, in this mobile society, surrogate grandparents also serve as examples of how to endure challenges with God s help. Elders describe how God remains present, faithful and steadfast throughout the years. As Psalm 145:4 (NIV) says, One generation commends your works to another; 12

13 Sunday Schedule 9:00 A.M. BIBLE STUDY CHILDREN-UPSTAIRS CLASSROOMS 2 ADULT-STUDIES DOWNSTAIRS ROOMS 10:30 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat pm Craft & Bake Sale 8-1 pm Craft & Bake Sale 2 3 LABOR DAY OFFICE CLOSED! 4 5 5:15 praise team :45 Keep it shut Women s Study 7 9:30 watercolor 8 9 cfc food drive Grandparents Day 10 8:00 bkfst at Chances R 9:30 prayer 11 1:00 pm CWF Meeting dessert only 12 5:15 praise team 3:00 Church Growth Meeting :45 keep it shut Women s Study 11:00 board mtg. 14 9:30 watercolor Fellowship Dinner 8:00 bkfst at Chances R 9:30 prayer :15 praise team :45 Keep it shut Women s Study Noon Newsletter deadline :30 watercolor :30-Noon Festival of Sharing Tipton United Methodist! pm Laurie Care Center Worship 8:00 bkfst at Chances R 9:30 prayer 1 8:00 bkfst at Chances R 9:30 prayer 2 1:30 Church Growth Meeting 5:15 praise team 6:30 elders meeting 3 5:15 praise team 9-10:45 Keep it shut Women s Study 4:30 pm happy hour support 9 a.m. Fold Newsletter 9:30 watercolor 6pm Mexican Train Dominoes 4 5 9:30 watercolor 6 13

14 CHURCH STAFF West Lake Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) 936 Hwy. O Laurie, MO (573) Address Service Requested Presorted Standard Non-Profit Organization U. S. Postage Paid Permit No. 14 Website: Phone: Face book : Office Hours: Mon-Thu 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Ministry Team Kelly Caldwell, Pastor, Pastor@westlakechristianchurch.org Jan Martin, Church Secretary westlakechristianchurch@gmail.com Marilyn Rothove, Financial Associate Marilyn@westlakechristianchurch.org Chris Turner, Music Coordinator Betty Greenley, Parish Nurse SEPTEMBER EVENTS OCTOBER EVENTS OFFICE CLOSED Monday, September 3; Labor Day CWF MEETING Tuesday, September 11, 1:00 p.m. Dessert served CHURCH GROWTH MEETING Wednesday, September 12, Library at 3:00 p.m. BOARD MEETING Thursday, September 13, Library at 11 a.m. FELLOWSHIP DINNER Sunday, September 16- after 10:30 a.m. worship service. NEWSLETTER DEADLINE & FOLDING Thursday, September 20, noon deadline and Thursday, September 27, 9 a.m. fold FESTIVAL OF SHARING: TIPTON UNITED METHODIST Saturday, September 22, 9:30-11:30 a.m. ELDERS MEETING Wednesday, September 26, 6:30 p.m. HAPPY HOUR SUPPORT GROUP Thursday, September 27, 4:30 p.m. Contact Peggy Crockett at DOMINOES Friday, September 28; Library at 6 p.m. LAURIE CARE CENTER WORSHIP Sunday, September 30, Laurie Care 2 p.m. 14 CHURCH GROWTH MEETING Tuesday, October 2 Library at 1:30 p.m DINNER FOR 8 Sunday, August 7 - time TBD by host CWF MEETING Tuesday, October 9 1:00 p.m. HAM & BEAN DINNER PARKING LOT FUNDRAISER - Friday, October 12, Loehr WLCC 4-8 p.m. NEWSLETTER DEADLINE & FOLDING Tuesday, October 18 noon deadline and Tuesday, October 25, 9 a.m. fold FELLOWSHIP DINNER Sunday, October 21 - after 10:30 a.m. worship service. Bring a potluck dish to share ELDERS MEETING Wednesday, October 24, Loehr Center at 6:30 p.m. HAPPY HOUR SUPPORT GROUP Thursday, October 25, 4:30 p.m., Contact Peggy Crockett DOMINOES Friday, October 26, Library at 6 p.m. - bring a snack