GRAPEVINE FROM THE PASTOR. Spring Cleaning. Next Article Deadline: March 21

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1 Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors... The people of the United Methodist Church ST. LUKE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 623 Ontario Ave Sheboygan, WI Phone: Worship Times 9:00 am Sundays Worship Service 10:00 am Coffee Hour 10:30 am Sunday School all ages Church Staff Ric Olson Pastor Kathy Reid Co-Pastor Director of Adult Ministries Emily Gilbertson Dir. of Children s Ministries Josh Holte Director Of Youth Ministries Amy Holte Administrative Assistant Barbara Gruenke Treasurer Rick Thimmig Custodian Dawn Tracey Housekeeper Ann Hoppert-Keller Choir Director Faye Sippel Nursery Attendant GRAPEVINE Volume XXIII, Issue 3 March 2016 FROM THE PASTOR Spring Cleaning It is time to begin thinking about Spring cleaning. That is the practice of thoroughly cleaning a house when springtime comes around. This is especially prevalent in climates with a cold winter like Wisconsin. Spring will officially begin on March 20 th, but I can t wait for the weather to warm up, for the days to get longer, and for the flowers to appear again. I can t wait to open the windows for the fresh springtime breezes to blow through the house. I can t wait to clean the windows to let more sunlight in as well. I love Spring! As I prepare for retirement this summer, I am looking around my office about how I can organize my files and folders that seem to accumulate everywhere I look. I want to de-clutter my desk and shelves to make my work area more beautiful and presentable this spring. I am throwing out and recycling old papers that are out-ofdate that I no longer need. I am even deleting old s that pile up in my inbox. Spring cleaning for my laptop! According to Wikipedia, some researchers trace the origin of spring cleaning to the ancient Jewish practice of thoroughly cleansing the home in anticipation of the spring-time memorial feast of Passover. In remembrance of the Israelite's hasty flight from Egypt following their captivity there, during the seven-day observance of the Days of Unleavened Bread which immediately follows the Passover, there are strict prohibitions against eating or drinking anything which may have been leavened or fermented with yeast (Exodus 12:15, 19). Next Article Deadline: March 21 Articles for the March newsletter are due No Later Than Monday, March 21st.

2 2 GRAPEVINE VOLUME XXIII, ISSUE 3 Jews are not only supposed to refrain from leavened foodstuffs, they are expressly commanded to rid their homes of even small remnants of chametz for the length of the holiday. Therefore, observant Jews conducted a thorough "spring cleaning" of the house, followed by a traditional hunt for chametz crumbs by candlelight on the evening before the holiday begins. Early Christians continued the practice, conducting a spring cleaning traditionally between Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday. Spring cleaning persists today in Greece, and other Orthodox nations. It is traditional to clean the house thoroughly either right before or during the first week of Great Lent, which is referred to as Clean Week. When we engage in a thorough spring cleaning for our homes physically, we can also work on a spiritual spring cleaning of our hearts and our lives. We can de-clutter our mind and soul, to simplify our emotions, wash away the old guilt, and let in more light and love of God this spring. Happy Easter! Pastor Ric Your Financial Team January was a pretty good month. It was about as close as one can get to a break even month. Expenses exceeded income by $1.36. If we can keep it that close for the rest of the year, I ll be one happy camper. With the announcement on 2/14 of the new clergy, we have enough information to complete the 2016 budget and are working on it at this writing. We will provide an overview of the budget when the Administration Board approves it. It will be closer to a balanced budget than we ve had in the past. I want to remind the congregation that the purchase of scrip cards will help us meet our objective of a balanced budget. Also, the billing tree is back. We would like the congregation s input; Should we have another 10 dollar challenge? If you have other ideas we are open for suggestions. IT OUT at St. Luke s Library Need some uplifting? Try one of the daily devotionals here at the library. We have many from past years but would work just fine for 2016 too! We will have some out on the display shelf outside of the library for you to look at. These book are a wonderful way to spend a few moments with God. I highly recommend it. Thank you to all who have donated to our church library. A large donation has been given for everyone to enjoy from Jeanette Houwers. These fiction books are in excellent shape and waiting for a lucky reader to check them out!

3 VOLUME XXIII, ISSUE 3 GRAPEVINE 3 Holy Week Services Palm Sunday March 20th 9:00 am Sunday 10:30 am Maundy Thursday March 24th 6:30 pm Communion will be served On Palm Sunday, children are invited to march through the church waving palms during the opening hymn. Please meet at 8:50 am at the back of the sanctuary to receive palms. The Youth Praise Band will assist with the worship service. Join us for Communion during our Maundy Thursday service as we remember Jesus washing the feet of his disciples and the Last Supper. Good Friday March 25th Prayer Stations 9:00 am-9:00 pm Holy Saturday March 26th Prayer Stations 9:00 am-9:00 pm Easter Sunday March 27th Sunrise 6:30 am at the Deland Park Shelter on Broughton Drive Communion will be served 9:00 am NO Sunday School What is Maundy Thursday? Prayer Stations will be open on both Good Friday and Holy Saturday from 9:00 am- 9:00 pm in Room 111. Come and travel the stations of the cross at your own pace. Join us for worship on Easter Sunday. He is risen! Our Sunrise Service is at 6:30 am at the Deland Park Shelter on Broughton Drive. The service will be led by Pat Weisrock with Communion served by Pastors Ric and Kathy. The 9:00 am Worship Service will be held at St. Luke UMC. There will be NO Sunday school on Easter Sunday or April 3. Maundy Thursday is an alternate name for Holy Thursday, the first of the three days of solemn remembrance of the events leading up to and immediately following the crucifixion of Jesus. The English word "Maundy" comes from the Latin mandatum, which means "commandment." As recorded in John's gospel, on his last night before his betrayal and arrest, Jesus washed the feet of his disciples and then gave them a new commandment to love one another as he had loved them (John 13:34). This is why services on this night generally include the washing of feet or other acts of physical care as an integral part of the celebration. While John's gospel does not record the institution of the Lord's Supper among the events of this night, the other gospels do. Christians therefore keep this night with celebrations both at the basin (foot washing) and at the Lord's Table (Holy Communion). (

4 4 GRAPEVINE VOLUME XXIII, ISSUE 3 Lenten Movie Series 2016 Pastor Kathy is hosting a soup and movie event each Wednesday in Lent from 5:30 7:00 p.m. and going through March 23 rd. We will begin with a time of food and fellowship, followed by watching the movie in 30 minute segments and then 30 minutes or so of discussion. Please invite your neighbors and friends to join us. Information about the movie follows. Any questions? Call Pastor Kathy at or her at katr40@aol.com. Jesus is a 1999 Biblical television film that retells the story of Jesus. It was shot in Morocco and Malta. It stars Jeremy Sisto as Jesus, Jacqueline Bisset as Mary of Nazareth, Debra Messing as Mary Magdalene and Gary Oldman as Pontius Pilate. disciples. The film's chronology entails a cinematic blending of the Four Gospels with the addition of extra-biblical elements not found in the New Testament Accounts. It provides a down to earth approach through its focus on the human aspect of Jesus. Compared to more solemn and divine portrayals in earlier films, Jesus expresses emotions weeping at Joseph s funeral, throwing stones in Lake Galilee upon meeting Simon Peter and James son of Zebedee, dancing at the wedding at Cana, and starting a water-splashing fight with his While the film mainly presented familiar Christian Episodes, it provides extra-biblical scenes such as flashbacks of his first trip to Jerusalem with John as well as scenes of war and destruction waged in the name of Jesus during the medieval and modern times. Likewise, the film's Satan comes in two different forms: a visual exemplification of a modern man and a woman in red, instead of the traditional snake that can be found in most films. The film also adds a composite character, an apocryphal Roman historian named Livio who watches and comments as events unfold, which helps the watcher of the movie understand better certain events and how they unfold.

5 VOLUME XXIII, ISSUE 3 GRAPEVINE 5 Love INC Celebrates 1 year anniversary Two letters from Katie Popp, Executive Director at Love INC: Dear Members of St. Luke United Methodist Church, We at Love INC would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your support of our ministry in Sheboygan County. We are so grateful for your compassion and generosity in helping serve our Neighbors-In-Need in Christ s name. Please pray for our ministry, and may God richly bless your lives. 1 John 4:12 If we love one another God abides in us, and His love is perfected in us. Serving with you through Love In the Name of Christ, Katie Popp, Executive Director Dear Members of St. Luke United Methodist Church, Thank you for your kind and generous donation to the Love INC Ministry which we received on 2/8/2016. Your support will help us to continue to serve our Neighbors-In-Need in Christ s name throughout Sheboygan County. May you be truly blessed for your efforts. Proverbs 18:16, A gift opens the way and ushers the giver into the presence of the great. Serving with you through Love in the Name of Christ, Katie Popp, Executive Director THANK YOU from the Mission Committee. At the February 13th Emmaus Meal, we had GREAT things happen: 27 volunteers including: 11 from Crossroads Community Church which included 9 high school girls & 2 chaperones from a small Bible Study group within their youth group. 2 new members from St. Luke serving for the first time. To call several volunteers to tell them we had too many people, which was awesome by the way! Served 205 plates of cheesy hash browns with ham & peas, fruit dish and yummy desserts. This includes those that wanted seconds. We spent about $217 to provide a hot meal. Next 2016 Emmaus Meals: July 30 & Dec 10.

6 6 GRAPEVINE VOLUME XXIII, ISSUE 3 Children & Family Ministries By Emily Gilbertson or emily@stluke.net Palm Sunday Dates to Know Join us Sunday, March 20th at the 9 am worship service to celebrate Palm Sunday. Children of all ages are invited to wave palms and march through the church during the opening hymn. Help us reenact how the children welcomed Jesus into Jerusalem. Help us remember and honor our Risen Savior. Help us begin the Holy Week with a bright, cheerful celebration. We will meet at the back of the sanctuary at 8:50 am to receive palms. Children will stay in worship with their families. Sunday school will be at 10:30 and starts in the chapel for a gathering time of song, prayer, and a brief review of the Bible stories for the morning. We will all be studying John 13:1-17 when Jesus washed his disciples feet. Take time as a family to study the various parts of Holy week. Find below the scriptures and the events that marked how Jesus ministry and actions would change not just Israel, but our world forever. So he got up from the table, took off his robe, wrapped a towel around his waist, and poured water into a basin. Then, he began to wash the disciples feet. John 13:4-5a Sunday, March 20 Palm Sunday Sunday, March 27 Easter Services & NO SUNDAY SCHOOL Sunday, April 3 NO SUN- DAY SCHOOL for Preschool- 5th Grade (end of spring break) Sunday, April 17 NO Sunday school. Confirmation Service at 10:30 am Sunday, May 22nd LAST Day of Sunday school Holy Week Timeline & Scriptures Palm Sunday Matthew 21:1-9; Mark 11:1-10; Luke 19:28-40; & John 12:12-19 Maundy Thursday Matthew 26:17-20; Mark 14:12-17; Luke 22:7-14; & John 13:1 Good Friday Matthew 26:36-54; Mark 14:32-15:39; Luke 22:39-23:48 & John Holy Saturday Matthew 27:57-61; Mark 15:42-47; Luke 23:50-56; & John 19:38-42 Easter Sunday & Monday Matthew 28; Mark 16: Luke 24; John 20 Read some or all of the stories together as a family. Some parts are really tough, but it is still good to have the entire story. Paraphrase as needed or talk gently about the events. Save the Dates! Vacation Bible School Boot Camp Sunday, August 7 9 am to 1 pm & Monday, August 8 9 am to 1 pm Lunch Provided

7 VOLUME XXIII, ISSUE 3 GRAPEVINE 7 Youth Josh Holte - Youth Director News or josh@stluke.net Check out our webpage for up-to-date information: ASP Appalachia Service Project ASP Date Change! Please note the dates of ASP have changed to June 24-July 3. We still have a few open spots on our two ASP crews. To register, please fill out a registration form, see Josh Holte or it can be found online on our webpage: youth-ministries.html Along with your registration, $195 is due. This amount catches you up with our monthly payment plan, which can also be found on the registration form. *A verbal commitment does NOT reserve your place on the trip. Registration is not complete until your registration form is turned in along with payment.* Scholarships may be available. Please see Josh for more information. Pizza Fundraiser. All students attending ASP are required to assist with our pizza sale to help raise money for the trip. The sale will begin on March 6. This year we will be selling Middle School and Confirmation Confirmation continues to meet every Wednesday evening at 6:00 pm. The last day of regular class will be on April 6. On the 2nd & 4th Wednesday of the month we have Pizza Break at 5:15 pm, a time to hang-out, do some home-work, and eat pizza. A $5 donation is suggested to cover pizza/drink costs. Confirmation Sunday is April 17th at 10:30 am worship. (9:00 am worship will meet as usual). As a yearly tradition, students and parents/ Easter Break Happy Easter! There will be NO Sunday School on March 27 or April 3. Faye s Pizza. Each student is required to sell 40 pizzas, or pay the profit difference (if Siblings are going they will need to sell 30 pizzas each). We will have both frozen pizzas available to pick up immediately, and also pizza vouchers. The way the vouchers work is instead of filling your freezer with pizza for the whole year, you can purchase the vouchers and take them in to Faye s and pick-up a frozen pizza the same day you want to eat it! See Josh for questions. guardians are invited to a confirmation dinner on April 13 at 5:30 pm. After dinner we will go over the Confirmation Service. There will be NO Pizza Break on April 13 due to the dinner. See Josh with any questions. Dates to Know: March 6pm UMYF March 9:00 am Worship, Youth Praise Band Plays April 6pm UMYF April 6 is the last day of Confirmation Class April 5:30 pm Confirmation Dinner April 10:30 am Confirmation Sunday April 10:30am Youth Praise Band Plays for Confirmation Service May 6pm UMYF May 9:00 am Worship, Youth Praise Band Plays May 22 is the last day of Sunday School June 9:00 am Graduation Sunday June 24-July 3, ASP Youth Praise Band The Youth Praise Band is open to all high school and middle school students. We meet the 1st & 3rd Wed. of the month at 5:00 pm. We play every 3rd Sunday at 9:00 am worship. (April 17 we will play at the 10:30 am Confirmation Service instead of 9:00 am Worship).

8 8 GRAPEVINE VOLUME XXIII, ISSUE 3 Application for Scholarship Grant 2016 St. Luke United Methodist Church Sheboygan, Wisconsin Name of applicant Address Phone Name of College or Technical School Institution s Address How long have you been a member at St. Luke United Methodist Church? Application forms and supportive documents must be received at the office of St. Luke United Methodist Church NO LATER THAN Sunday, May 1st, Scholarships will be awarded to students entering their first year of post-secondary education. Include with this application form the following: Statement of your Christian Commitment (approximately 250 words) Your involvement in the life of St. Luke Church and other Christian groups. Your vision of your career goals and educational objectives in light of your Christian commitment. 2. Scholarship A copy of your high school transcript. A summary of your activities and awards. (List school and community activities in which you have participated, offices held, awards received, etc.) 3. Recommendations Submit the recommendations of two (2) persons such as a Sunday School teacher, youth director, Pastor, coach, choir director, teacher, etc. Return completed scholarship application material to the Scholarship Committee of St. Luke United Methodist Church, 623 Ontario Ave., Sheboygan, WI Recipients of Scholarships will be notified of the award by mail during May and are encouraged to be present for recognition on Graduation Sunday, June 5, 2016 at St. Luke United Methodist Church. The scholarship check will be issued when a college/university letter of acceptance has been presented to the scholarship committee chair. (Signature of Applicant) (Date of Application)

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10 10 GRAPEVINE VOLUME XXIII, ISSUE 3 A Worldwide Movement of Christian Women Each year, World Day of Prayer is the first Friday in March. In 2016, World Day of Prayer is March 4th. The World Day of Prayer is a worldwide movement of Christian women of many traditions who come together to observe a common day of prayer each year, and who, in many countries, have a continuing relationship in prayer and service. It is a movement initiated and carried out by women in more than 170 countries and regions. It is a movement symbolized by an annual day of celebration the first Friday of March to which all people are welcome. It is a movement which brings together women of various races, cultures and traditions in closer fellowship, understanding and action throughout the year. Through World Day of Prayer, women affirm that prayer and action are inseparable and that both have immeasurable influence in the world. The motto of the World Day of Prayer is Informed Prayer and Prayerful Action. ( Join in on March 4th, and spend intentional time in prayer. UMW Rummage Sale Save the Date! The UMW Annual Rummage Sale is Friday, April 29th from 12:00-3:00 pm, and Saturday, April 30th from 9:00 am-2:00 pm. Beginning April 1st, you can bring your donations and put them on the stage in the Fellowship Hall. More information coming next month! UMW Lydia Circle The St. Luke Chapter of United Methodist Women International has seven active circles, each with various themes or focuses. Lydia Circle is a Study Group. The Circle selects one of the study books offered by UMW International each year that focus on geographical, topical and spiritual growth. Lydia Circle is currently studying How Is It with Your Soul? by Priscilla Pope-Levison and Jack Levison. Our circle meets monthly at 1:30 pm on the second Thursday, from April through November at the church. All members of the circle participate as discussion leaders. Lydia Circle welcomes any person who would like to join our study group. Starting in April, meeting dates and times will be listed on the calendar page of the Grapevine. They can also be found on our church website on the Happenings Page calendar ( Cynthia Devine, Lydia Circle leader

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13 VOLUME XXIII, ISSUE 3 GRAPEVINE 13 St. Luke UMC Care List Dustin Fox would love to receive mail from his church family. He enjoys reading funny stories, encouraging words, thoughts about the Green Bay Packers, the Beatles (two of his favorite subjects). It is easier for Dustin to read print than cursive (printed from the computer is fine). Anything to help encourage his spirits and let him know he is loved and thought about and prayed for. Dustin Fox; Manitowoc County Jail; 1025 South 9th Street; Manitowoc, WI First Name Last Name Home Phone Address City St ZIP Code Edith Anderson N. 6th St. Unit 417 Sheboygan WI Pat Andrew Alabama Ave Sheboygan WI Marian Benson N1762 Nuestro Dr Oostburg WI Dustin Fox Manitowoc Co. Jail, 1025 S. 9th St. Manitowoc WI Germaine Fox County Rd Y Room 423 Sheboygan WI Yvonne Furman W4339 N County Road A Plymouth WI Mary Herman S. 16th St. Sheboygan WI Bill & Mary Hughes Black Walnut Trail Sheboygan WI Norma & Peter Jensen N. 5th St. Sheboygan WI Harriet Jensen County Rd Y Room 407 Sheboygan WI Beatrice Jerving County Rd Y Room 409 Sheboygan WI Joyce Kaderabek Manor Pkwy Sheboygan WI Elaine Kaeppel Manor Pkwy Sheboygan WI Gail Kissinger N 27th Pl Sheboygan WI Gertrude Lawrence Eisner Ave Apt 334 Sheboygan WI Merrill "Bud" Loose Covington Dr. Sheboygan Falls WI June Martin Lakeshore Rd. Apt 1A Sheboygan WI June Martinson Erie Ave. Sheboygan WI Don Mattox Wisconsin Ave. Sheboygan WI Peggy Mehre N 15th St. Apt 107 Oostburg WI Glenda Melzer Harvest Home 2005 Appletree Apt 7 Howards Grove WI John Melzer S 9th St Sheboygan WI Bea Mihm Superior Ave West #25 Sheboygan WI Waldemar (Wally) Neising Morningside, 3431 N 13th St Sheboygan WI Richard Orlebeke S 11th St Sheboygan WI Darlene (Hector) Parra White Birch #479 Sheboygan Falls WI Lyle Parrish Wisconsin Ave Apt 213 Sheboygan WI Barbara Pelkin County Rd Y Room 406 Sheboygan WI Susan Prater N 9th St. Sheboygan WI Mary Reinhardt S 17th Pl Sheboygan WI Loretta Schmitt 3505 County Rd Y Room 204 Sheboygan WI Kenneth & Phyllis Senkbeil Countryside Manor, 4228 Kadlec Dr. Sheboygan WI Marjorie Sonnenburg N 24th St Sheboygan WI Jacob Stroo Cherrywood Ct. C214 Sheboygan WI Bernice Sumwalt 2611 Indiana Ave Sheboygan WI Donna Webb N. 6th St. Unit 119 Sheboygan WI John White Countryside Manor D Sheboygan WI 53081

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15 VOLUME XXIII, ISSUE 3 GRAPEVINE 15 There are many opportunities to volunteer at St. Luke UMC. Below is a schedule of some of our weekly service volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact the church office Monday-Thursday 9 am-4 pm. Thank you! March Ushers 6 Marion Wheaton 13 Marion Wheaton March Greeters 6 13 Doris Freye March Liturgist 6 Fred Stone 13 Barb Murton 20 Jackie Felde Burt Schuldt March Nursery Assistant to Faye Sippel 6 9:00 am: 10:30 am: 13 9:00 am: 10:30 am: 20 9:00 am: 10:30 am: 27 9:00 am: 10:30 am: NO 10:30 NURSERY April Ushers April Greeters April Liturgist 3 Henry Jung 10 Barb Murton 17 Jackie Stone 24 April Nursery Assistant to Faye Sippel 3 9:00 am: 10:30 am: NO 10:30 NURSERY 10 9:00 am: 10:30 am: 17 9:00 am: 10:30 am: 24 9:00 am: 10:30 am:

16 16 GRAPEVINE VOLUME XXIII, ISSUE 3 March Birthdays 1 Catherine Moll 2 Dean White 2 Lajill Edge 3 Marsha Kerpe 4 Ger Moua 4 Clementine Riphenburg 5 Dean Nelson 6 Judith Simenz 6 Karen Mani 7 Mary Reinhardt 7 Shaina Thaves 9 Dawn Thaves 9 Jace Kim 10 Jeanne Stoehr 11 Dennis Grim 11 Justin Poirier 11 Grace Binelli 11 Clayton LaFave 13 David Simenz 13 Courtney Bartzen 14 Heather Grimm 15 Glenda Melzer 15 Herman Leonhard 15 Robert Weinberger 15 Lois Champman 15 Kathy Mohr 16 John Melzer 16 Patricia Weisrock 16 Kimberly Cruenke 17 Lowell Johnson 17 Paula Jakubowski 18 Brian Bengtson 18 Nathan Pfeifer 19 Richard Pool 19 Nicole Cunningham 20 Elizabeth Landgraf 23 Lenore Leicht 24 Ryan Grimm 25 Mary Hughes 26 David Wright 27 Kari Jaeckels 29 Oliver Riphenburg 30 Richard Orlebeke 30 Lynn Mukavitz 31 Joan Senkbeil 31 Nancy Hubbard 31 Dawn Tracey March Anniversaries 3 Nancy & Robert Weinberger 8 Jung & Natasha Kim 20 Jim & Phyllis Callison 23 Steve & Karen Rankin 26 Michael & Teresa DeMaster Those with recognized birthdays and anniversaries are members and friends of St. Luke United Methodist Church. If we have missed you or made an error, please contact Amy at amy@stluke.net.

17 4 World Day of Prayer 5 March Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 6 Multi-Generational Worship with Rich Rubietta 9:00 am Worship 10:00 am Coffee Hour 10:30 am Sunday School 6:00 pm UMYF 13 Daylight Savings Begins 9:00 am Worship & Noisy Offering 10:00 am Coffee Hour 10:30 am Sunday School 20 Palm Sunday 9:00 am Worship Youth Praise Band 10:00 am Coffee Hour 10:30 am Sunday School 27 Easter Sunday 6:30 am Sunrise Service at Deland Park Shelter 9:00 am Worship 10:00 am Coffee Hour NO Sunday School 7 6:00 pm Music Coord. Mtg 14 9:30 am Sarah Circle 6:30 pm SPRC 21 2:30 pm UMW Board Mtg. 6:30 pm Trustees Mtg. Grapevine Articles DUE 1 6:30 pm Dress A Girl 8 6:30 pm Dress A Girl 15 1:30 pm AHS Circle 6:30 pm Dress A Girl 2 5:00 pm Youth Praise Band 5:30 pm Lenten Series 6:00 pm Confirmation 6:00 pm AA 7:00 pm Sanctuary Choir 9 5:15 pm Pizza Break 5:30 pm Lenten Series 6:00 pm Confirmation 6:00 pm AA 7:00 pm Sanctuary Choir :00 pm Youth Praise Band 5:30 pm Lenten Series 6:00 pm Confirmation 6:00 pm AA 7:00 pm Sanctuary Choir 5:15 pm Pizza Break 5:30 pm Lenten Series 6:00 pm Confirmation 6:00 pm AA 7:00 pm Sanctuary Choir 6:00 pm AA 7:00 pm Sanctuary Choir 3 10:00 am Dress A Girl 6:00 pm Finance Meeting 10 10:00 am Dress A Girl 11:30 am Christ Meal 6:00 pm Worship Com. 6:30 pm Youth Team Mtg :00 am Dress A Girl 4:00 pm Circle of Creative Crafters 7:00 pm Admin. Council 24 Maundy Thursday 1:00 pm Rachel Circle 6:30 pm Worship 31 9:00 am Food Pantry :00 pm Circle of Creative Crafters 25 Good Friday 9:00 am-9:00 pm Prayer Stations 19 9:00 am Circle of Creative Crafters 26 Holy Saturday 9:00 am-9:00 pm Prayer Stations