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Sunday, October 9, 2016

THORNWELL HOME FOR CHILDREN

On Sunday, October 9Sunday, October 9Sunday, October 9Sunday, October 9, we will be sharing information with our

Faith Family about Thornwell Home for Children in Clinton, South Carolina. Our special speaker for the morning will be

Rev. Elliot M. SmithRev. Elliot M. SmithRev. Elliot M. SmithRev. Elliot M. Smith, the President of Thornwell.

Founded as a Presbyterian ministry in 1875, Thornwell Home

for Children is a joyful Christian community, offering hope and

wholeness to children and families. Its goals are to provide lov-

ing homes for abused, abandoned and neglected children; to of-

fer an opportunity for healing by providing proper healthcare

and mental health counseling for every Thornwell child and to

offer Thornwell’s children hope for a successful future by pro-

viding educational support and teaching self-advocacy. For

many of the children, Thornwell is their first exposure to Chris-

tian faith and to a family that loves and cares for them.

We will have a special love offering that day to support this

wonderful ministry.

Rooted in God’s Word ● Raising up the Cross ● Reaching to the World

FAITH PRESS OCTOBER 2016

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ISSUE

Parish Associate

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Music News

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Children’s Pages

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Young at Heart

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Student News

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Community & World

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Preschool Update

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Calendar

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FAITH community

CHURCH An Evangelical Presbyterian Congregation

Faith Press October 2016

with Trunk-or-Treating

Wednesday, October 19 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.

Everyone is invited to the Faith Family Harvest Celebration with Trunk-or-

Treating on Wednesday, October 19, 5:30–7:30 p.m. Our event theme this year is

called “Time to SHINE for Jesus.” You

are the light of the world…let your light

SHINE!

This is a special Harvest event for everyone in the community with pony rides, petting zoo, inflatable’s, games, face painting, crafts, food, fun and fellowship. Refresh-ments will be available such as hot dogs, chips, lemonade and more.

Join the youth, children and “fun” adults “Trunk-or-Treating.” This is a safe alter-

native to "trick or treating" and gives eve-

ryone an opportunity to wear their cos-

tumes. Adults and teens can have a blast planning and decorating their vehicle. Decorate your car with an approved theme. (Registration forms are available through the Church Office or on www.faithrus.org.)

We are collecting donations of candy or treats throughout the month.

Cars will be lined up with trunks full of goodies and games. Note: We ask that all participants—trunks and costumes—not use scary items. It will be a time full of laughter and memories.

We also ask each family or participant to bring a non-perishable food item to support our Food Pantry. This is a great time to outreach and invite your friends and

neighbors—so spread the word!

Another exciting Flea Market is coming and we need you—able-bodied men and women to set up tables and signs and to start unloading the crate and the garage on Friday, October 7, and Satur-day, October 8. See

complete schedule on

this month’s calendar.

Mark your calendar now and sign up under the Tower, or call Fran

Preview Sale Night

Wednesday, October 12, 6:00 –

8:00 p.m. is what we call Pre-view Night, and we charge $5/person to get in on that night only. This is when we have a lot of dealers and resellers attend.

This charge helps offset our advertising cost. There is no charge Thursday – Saturday. Our Faith Family can “preview” anytime especially if you volunteer to help!

to let her know when you are available to work.

Bring a Brown Bag Lunch on October 10, 11 and 12. Food is available on sale days, and we will always have donuts (or coffee cake) and coffee.

Come share the fellowship of the terrific Flea Market group! We need large brown paper bags for Bag Day!

No, I'm not talking about some-thing you would see at the beach in questionable attire, the kind advertisers use to catch your attention and sell their products or services. I am thinking about the type of body the Apostle Paul mentions in First Corinthians, chapter 12. He is talking about the Body of Christ, which is the Church. This is not one denomination or structure. It is the Church Uni-versal which is made up of all believers who have invited Christ into their hearts and lives.

This Body sounds so large and immeasurable it is hard to comprehend. This is why the Apostle Paul identifies and writes personal letters to seg-ments of this Body in different locations giving instructions and encouragement to smaller groups of the overall Body.

Here at Faith Church we are one of the segments of this Universal Church. We are called on to uphold and to build up the fellowship in this com-munity. He goes on to compare the local body of a Church to a human body.

Those of us who are adding numbers to our years, know for certain that our bodies have several parts designed to func-tion in certain ways. As long as the parts function as they were designed to work, we can enjoy

health and productive activities.

Faith Church in Seminole is also a Body of Christ in this community. It too has many parts and functions in serving Christ and in the building up of one an-other in our faith. I am thrilled often as I learn about the many efforts to encourage one another in this service to the Savior. I am especially thrilled when I read about all of the different pro-grams sponsored by our segment of the Body of Christ. To me the important thing is not the number of different programs of service provided by Faith Church, but the enthusiasm and joy in serving our Lord together. This is what a true Church is intended to be and to do. Because of the richness of this fellowship here at Faith, I am al-ways looking forward to inviting new people to the joy of being a part of this family. Join me in reaching out to others to invite them to be a part of us. May God bless you in every effort as we join together in reaching out with a cordial invitation to join this Body.

(Also, Harriet and I are glad to be back with you and covet your prayers for my complete healing from surgery on my spinal steno-sis.)

Pastor Paul

Friday, October 21 Faith Center

Come join us on Friday, October 21 at 6:30 p.m. for God’s Club in Faith Center.

Following his wife’s pass-ing, public high-school teacher Michael Evens (Stephen Baldwin) re-launches the Bible Club she originally founded. When upset parents cite the sepa-ration of church and state and want the school club disbanded, a passionate dis-pute erupts and threatens to destroy their small Ver-mont community. With his job, personal relationships and even his faith on the line, Michael must make tough decisions about the things that matter most.

Lorenzo Lamas and Corbin

Bernsen also star in this uplifting tale of strength, unity and love.

October 2016 Faith Press

PARISH ASSOCIATE

I don’t know about you, but I don’t always feel like worship-ing. Do you ever have one of those days when nothing seems to work out? You stand when you are supposed to sit. You speak when you are supposed to be quiet. You sing during a rest or worse, you open to the wrong song. When that happens we look up at God with our hands out as if to say, “I thought you were going to protect me from days like this.” These annoy-ances seem so small when I con-sider the difficult situations that some are going through. Many in our church have lost loved ones recently, gone through sickness, sadness and loss of purpose for living.

In difficult times it is easy to question and even blame God. I’m sure we have all experienced some level of questioning. I re-cently looked again at the book that we read together a few years ago, The Purpose Driven Life, and I found a chapter titled, “When God Seems Distant.” In Chapter 14 he begins with the verse, “The Lord has hidden Himself from His people, but I trust Him and place my hope in Him.” Rick Warren begins the chapter with “God is real, no matter how you feel.” That idea always reminds me of the sign

on my dad’s office desk, “When God seems far away, think, who has moved.”

It is difficult to praise God when we feel this way. Our feelings do interrupt our praise at times. It’s not realistic to think that we will never be sad, lonely or in pain. But we must realize that God does not change. He wants and deserves our praise through all of our experiences, good and bad, happy or sad. I like what Rick says toward the end of the chapter, “The most common mistake Christians make in wor-ship today is seeking an experi-ence rather than seeking God. They look for a feeling, and if it happens, they conclude that they have worshiped…Seeking a feeling, even the feeling of closeness to Christ, is not wor-ship.”

Worship is acknowledging the worth and the greatness of God.

The chapter ends with excellent strategies for worship:

1. Tell God how you feel 2. Focus on who God is 3. Trust God to keep his prom-

ises 4. Remember what God has al-

ready done for you

“God is real, no matter how you feel.”

“For God has said, ‘I will never

leave you, nor forsake you.’” —Hebrews 13:5

David Choir Director


Our very first 2017 team meeting will be on Sunday,

October 16, 3:00 p.m. in Faith Center. There is a lot of interest in the 2017 trip sched-uled for July 9-16 (Sunday to Sunday).

It is important for you to come to the meeting as we begin to prepare for our trip and first fundraisers in November and December. You will receive information in regard to plan-ning for the trip, our fundrais-ing opportunities this year and the full required application. If you are interested in the 2017 trip and cannot make this meeting, please contact Kim as soon as possible.

We love because

He first loved us.

—1 John 4:19

Men’s Fellowship Breakfast meets on the second Saturday of the month from 7:00–9:00 a.m. in the Faith Center for breakfast, fellowship, and Bible study. The next meeting will take place on Saturday, October 8 in the ROCK (due to Flea Market).

Call Eric Ott (776.9861) or Fred Ragsdale (324.3966) for more infor-mation.

Pioneer Clubs Pioneer Clubs began its 77th year of training up children around the world to follow Christ in every aspect of life this Fall. We began our 15th year of Pioneer Clubs on August 17, and have welcomed over 60 children so far this year. We are amazed at all that God has ac-complished through us in the past and are excited about what He has in store for us in the weeks ahead.

Exciting new experiences await children who attend Pioneer Club. Children, age 2 through grades 5, have an opportunity to participate in Pioneer Clubs dur-ing our mid-week ministry Faith Connection. The purpose of Pioneer Clubs is to help children put Christ in every aspect of life by recognizing him as Savior and Lord and developing a life-style based on biblical values. The biblical lessons for kids help them learn about God, the Bible and themselves, as they explore fun activities and make new friends.

Did you miss registering at the beginning of the new school year? NO PROBLEM! Each unit is four weeks long so you

are welcome to join us at any time throughout the 2016/17 school year. It is never too late. You can obtain an application in the Church or Pre-school office or online at our web-site. Scholarships are always avail-able by request.

Pioneer Clubs’ theme and verse for the year is…Made for this…I

raised you up that My Name may be

declared in all the earth!” —Romans 9:17

If you are interested in knowing more about Pioneer Clubs, becom-ing a leader or assistant for 2016/17, or sponsoring a child, please contact me anytime.

Thy Word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path.

—Psalm 119:105

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NurseryNurseryNurseryNursery On Sunday mornings, the nursery is available for our infants and toddlers, up to age two during our 9:20 contem-porary service and up to age five dur-ing our 11:00 a.m. traditional service. Our nursery nurturers provide a won-derful, loving, safe environment. The nursery is also available throughout the week during Mom 2 Mom Bible study, Faith Connection and special events.

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Continues on Mondays!Continues on Mondays!Continues on Mondays!Continues on Mondays!

Our weekly playgroup meets once a week on MONDAYS from 11:15 – Noon in the older nursery.

This time is where young children are introduced to the Bible stories about God and his Son, Jesus. There is circle time with singing and stories. This is a great time for you and your child to fellowship with others.

SPECIAL…On the first MONDAY of each month, our playgroup has the op-portunity to go outside on the playground.

Invite your friendsInvite your friendsInvite your friendsInvite your friends and eand eand eand ennnnjoy the fun!joy the fun!joy the fun!joy the fun!

There is a place for every child at Faith Community Church. Listed here are the many opportunities for children.

Sunday Morning

Children age two through second

grade begin Sunday School at 9:20 a.m. in their classroom. Children in third through fifth grade attend with their family during Praising God in Song time in worship and then are dismissed to their Sunday School class.

We continue to use DiscipleLand during our Sunday School time. This comprehensive system helps kids become Christ’s disciples for life. It is a complete plan that en-sures children achieve balanced growth in Bible knowledge, Christ-like character and faithful con-duct—everything kids need to live as devoted followers of Jesus. (Dis-cipleLand.com)

Children, in Kindergarten through

5th grade, attend Children’s Church

during the 11:00 a.m. service.

God’s Special Friends

God’s Special Friends meets faith-fully every Wednesday night from 6:15-7:30 p.m. It is a self contained class for individuals with special needs. This is a great opportunity for special needs individuals to learn about God and fellowship to-gether with their caregivers. Tell your family, friends and neighbors. Linda Duart and her team have ex-citing events planned.


We are excited to see what God has planned for the 2016/17 school year. We will start our 6th year of club at Orange Grove Elementary on Wednesday, October 5. Our GNC team has made a decision to offer club at Orange Grove until the end of January and then in February offer club at Ma-

deira Beach Elementary so we are able to reach more children for the kingdom.

It takes about 8-10 volunteers per week to provide all aspects of club which includes relationship building, music, Bible memo-rization, Bible lesson, mission and review games.

We are looking for volunteers on and off the school campus: � Grade shepherds – People who build wonderful relation-

ships directly with the children at club each week

� Prayer partners - folks who are willing to pray for the club, volunteers and the children’s requests we receive each week

� Supporters - We are in need of donations o The cost to rent the classroom is $38 per week o The cost per Bible is $6 o Gummies o Special Goodies & Incentives

Good News Clubs (GNC) through Child Evangelism Fellow-

ship (CEF) is making a difference in the lives of children. If you have any interest in getting involved with this wonderful outreach ministry or would like additional information, please contact me or one of the team members: Karen & Terry Bur-

mood, Geanie Franklin, Pat Lamb, Brian Lewry, Carla Schultz and Denise Wisse.

And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good,

for those who are called according to his purpose. —Romans 8:28

If you have any questions or would like additional information regarding our Children’s Ministry, please contact me at 391.0596 or 560.9681.

“Miss Kim”

Director of Christian Education

Mark Your Calendar…

2016 Events

� October 3 – Little Lambs Playgroup continues – 10:15 – 11:00 a.m. � October 5 – Good News Club begins at Orange Grove Elementary � October 6 – Religious Scouting Award Classes begin – 6:00 p.m. � October 15 – SaturDads – 9:00 – 11:00 a.m. � October 19 – Harvest Celebration – Time to SHINE for Jesus � October 21 – Movie Night – God’s Club – 6:30 p.m.


presents…

Greg

Gaulden Gospel Magician

Thursday, October 20 10:30 AM

Faith Center

Greg is a dynamic magician, both entertaining and evangelistic. Come be amazed as he weaves the good news of salvation through his unbe-lievable feats of magical illusions.

The visual effects will be remem-bered long after the spoken words are forgotten.

Sign up under the Tower Sunday, October 9 or Sunday, October 16

or call the Church Office (391.0596) for reservations. Cost of the pro-gram and lunch is $6/person

Come and invite your friends!

An Event Not to be Missed!

We are looking forward to the upcoming ninth season of the Faith Ambassadors. Monday, October 10, is our first practice at 1:00 p.m. in the Music Room of the ROCK. It will be followed by our program on Wednesday, October 12.

We are always looking for new people to join our group that sings at the Vineyard Inn ALF once a month. If you can “carry a tune” and have a couple of hours a month to give to this ministry, we would love to have you join us. Our programs are always on the second Wednesday of each month with practice being the Monday before.

Come join us if you love the old songs that have lasted down through the years.

If you would like more information, please call Jan Stinson (581.8745).

A SPECIAL THANK YOU

Dear Church Family, I would like to thank you all for the beau-tiful Sanctuary flowers that were delivered to me in the hospital by my friend, Mariellen Burkhart. It was so nice to have prayer with her and to visit. I am blessed to belong to our Faith Community Church. God bless you all.

Love from,

Isabel Krepps

The next few months we will be go-ing through separate books as ladies and gentlemen. The ladies will be going through a book study called Hosea and talking about the life of Hosea. The gentlemen will be going through a book called Act Like Men and talking about how a Godly man should act, think, live, etc.

For more information email me at [email protected]. We are looking forward to what God has in store for us this semester.

DrewDrewDrewDrew

What a great time of year it is! It starts to get a little bit cooler at nights and we have some won-derful holidays coming in the upcoming months. In the month of October, we will be finishing the series on the “I Am” state-ments of Jesus on Wednesday nights.

Refuge Reformation Day Party

Since it is Reformation month, we will also be starting a series called Re-three and talking about being Reformed, Re-

freshed and Renewed. And on Wednesday, October 26, we will be having a Refuge Ref-ormation Day Party. This party will consist of a bonfire, Reformation Day games, wor-ship and teaching from God’s Word. We look forward to the many Wednesday nights we have this month, so come out at 6:00 p.m. and enjoy some great time studying God’s Word, fel-lowship, games, and PIZZA.

Sunday Morning Bible Study

This month on Sunday mornings for Refuge Sunday School, we

will be starting a new se-ries called Longing for

Home. Through this series we will be going through the book of I Peter specifi-cally chapter one and talk-ing about how we should be longing for home. Some of the main topics will be Bound for the Promised

Land, Where’s Our Hope,

Eternal Hope for an Age of

Hopelessness, and closing it off with How Now Shall

We Live. You will not want to miss out on this compelling new series. Come out on Sunday morning at 11:00 a.m. and enjoy digging into God’s Word, fellowship, friends, games, and DONUTS.

DrewDrewDrewDrew

Assistant Director of Student Ministries/Interim Contemporary Worship

Leader

[email protected]


Want to know more about the Bi-ble's historical and cultural con-text? Please join the 9:20 a.m.

Adult Sunday School Class in the Faith Center as we study the Bible using Ray Vander Laan's video se-ries That The World May Know. He takes us to important Biblical sites, incorporating their cultural and his-torical importance, for a deeper un-derstanding of God's Word.

*Operation Christmas Child!

Remember… Continue Shopping for and Filling Shoeboxes

We only have a few weeks to go, so PLEASE pick up a

shoebox in the Narthex or in the Church Office. We are so close to our goal of 200 boxes. Less than 25 plastic boxes re-main to be picked up! And even if you are unable to fill a box, you could donate $7, which is the cost to ship the boxes to the children.

Information sheets with labels are in each box.

Bring happiness to a child this Christmas!

*Please return your filled boxes by

NOVEMBER 6!

Food Pantry The need for nonperishable food items is critical at this time of year for the Food Pan-try we support. If everyone coming to the worship services brought just one, we would have almost 300 items, which would go a long way to help someone who is hungry.

Cards for Troops Deadline OCTOBER 9!

Last year we sent 2839

cards! Pick up cards under the Tower. The guidelines for the cards are: � Write a message of thanks

for his or her service � Sign Faith Community

Church (not your name) � Put in envelope (DO NOT

SEAL—must be checked for security purposes)

� Return to church � Remember, you’ll be

bringing a joyful greeting from our Faith Family!

Opportunities To Help Others

� Help at Faith Café— physically and/or finan-cially (weekly program)

� Support financially and/ or make pillows for chil-dren at All Children’s Hospital (ongoing)

� Usher/Greet at Sunday Worship Services

� Work at Food Pantry and/or give financial sup-port

� Knit or crochet prayer shawls and/or baptismal blankets

Fran

October is a very busy month here at Faith Community Preschool. All of our fall programs have started. Our extended hours started with a great group of three and four-year-old children enjoying lunch and play-ground time together. Chapel and Music are also in full swing with Kim

Gunthner directing the program.

October Calendar: � October 19, 20 & 21 – Grandparents Days

� October 19– Harvest Celebration with Trunk or Treat

Our preschool has a great enrollment for all ages—2 year olds through 4 year olds. We currently have open-ings in our 3 year old class and VPK 4’s classes. Do you know anyone who would benefit from our pro-gram? We also offer a Mother’s

Morning Out program for children ages 20 months – 3 years old. It is offered Tuesdays and/or Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. – noon. It is a fun time of socialization for your young child. Call the preschool (392.5113) if you are interested in more informa-tion about any of our class openings.

We feel that we are truly blessed at Faith Community Preschool with a professional and caring staff, delight-ful children and loving parents.

Thank you for your donations and prayers. Our needs are being met be-cause of a supportive church family.

In Christ’s love,

Patricia MitchellPatricia MitchellPatricia MitchellPatricia Mitchell Preschool Director


Religious Scouting Award Classes

Classes begin on Thursday evenings starting October 6 in Faith Center. At this time we will offer the God and

Me (1st – 3rd grade students) and the God and Family (4th & 5th grade stu-dents) programs.

Both studies are open to ANY or ALL children in grades 1st – 5th, es-pecially for children participating in the Boy and Girl Scouts. Contact Kim Gunthner (391.0596) for more information.


House of Love continues to grow in leaps and bounds! We now have 31 sweet girls but that means more clothes, more food, more uni-forms and school fees. Not even elementary school is free in Kenya.

But these precious girls are thriving! One of our Board members was out there not long ago and she gave a wonderful report, plus brought us some great new pictures. The twin girls in this picture are Agnes and Evelyn. The little one in the middle is Charity.

The twins lost their father first and then their mother. They were both bewildered and didn't know how they would live. Agnes, in a moment of despair, threw herself in a ravine near her village. But by God's grace, someone saw her, and the men in the village rescued her.

Peter, our Director for H.O.L., heard about this and went and got both girls. They are so happy to be in a "family" again. Peter told us that they are the most humble girls he has ever seen. He also said that they go out of their way to help the younger children. That is so neat!

We have many girls at House of Love who still need sponsors. If God lays it on your heart to be such a sponsor, just let me know. It costs $35/month and God will honor you greatly for doing this. He prom-ises a blessing to those who love and care for the poor.

God bless you all and many thanks for your prayers!

Love,

Jan McCrayJan McCrayJan McCrayJan McCray

Our thoughts and prayers are with the following who have lost loved ones recently:

Fran Hennings and family—

Robert Krohn died July 4, 2016.

The family and friends of Betty Adams who died in Massachusetts on September 11, 2016.

We believe that Jesus died and rose again; and so it will be for those who died in Christ. God will raise them to be with the Lord forever.

—1 Thessalonians 4:14, 17

October FAITH CHURCH CALENDAR 2016 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 10:00

ART CLASS

2 WORLDWIDE COMMUNION

SUNDAY

FAITH CHURCH’S 56TH ANNIVERSARY!

3 11:15 AM

LITTLE LAMBS

4

7:00 PM DEACONS’ MEETING

5 9:15 AM

LADIES BIBLE STUDY

FAITH CONNECTION 5:30 PM DINNER 6:00 PM KIDS’ CHOIR

6:15 PM GSF 6:15 PM MS/HS YOUTH 6:30 PM ADULT STUDY

PIONEER CLUBS

7:30 PM PRAISE

TEAM REHEARSAL

6 9:15 AM

MOM 2 MOM STUDY

9:05 PM PRESCHOOL BOARD

5:00 – 6:30 PM FAITH CAFÉ

6:00 PM RELIGIOUS SCOUTING

7:00 PM

CHANCEL CHOIR

7 7:00 AM

FLEA MARKET MOVE IN

8 7:00 AM

MEN’S BREAKFAST

7:00 AM FLEA MARKET

SET UP

9

MISSION SUNDAY

FLEA MARKET SET UP FOLLOWING

WORSHIP

10 9:00 AM

FLEA MARKET WORK DAY

11:15 AM LITTLE LAMBS

11 9:00 AM

FLEA MARKET WORK DAY

7:00 PM FELLOWSHIP, M & O, WORSHIP MINISTRY

MEETINGS

12 9:15 AM

LADIES BIBLE STUDY

6:00 -8:00 PM FLEA MARKET

OPENS

7:30 PM PRAISE

TEAM REHEARSAL

13 9:00 AM

FLEA MARKET SALE DAY

9:15 AM

MOM 2 MOM STUDY

4:00 PM CE MINISTRY

5:00 – 6:30 PM

FAITH CAFÉ


7:00 PM

CHANCEL CHOIR

14 9:00 AM

FLEA MARKET SALE DAY

15 9:00 AM

SATURDADS

9:00 AM FLEA MARKET

SALE DAY

16

3:00 PM 2017 HONDURAS TEAM MEETING

17

11:15 AM LITTLE LAMBS

6:00 PM FEED THE HUNGRY

18

19 9:15 AM

LADIES BIBLE STUDY

9:15 AM LADIES BIBLE STUDY

5:30 – 7:30 PM HARVEST

CELEBRATION

GSF GLOW PARTY

7:30 PM PRAISE

TEAM REHEARSAL

20 9:15 AM

MOM 2 MOM STUDY



7:00 PM

WOMEN’S EVENING

CIRCLE

7:00 PM CHANCEL CHOIR

21

6:30 PM MOVIE NIGHT GGGGODODODOD’’’’S S S S CCCCLUBLUBLUBLUB

22 10:00

ART CLASS

23

24 11:15 AM

LITTLE LAMBS

25

7:00 PM SESSION MEETING

26 9:15 AM

LADIES BIBLE STUDY

FAITH CONNECTION 5:30 PM DINNER 6:00 PM KIDS’ CHOIR

6:15 PM GSF 6:15 PM MS/HS YOUTH 6:30 PM ADULT STUDY

PIONEER CLUBS

7:30 PM PRAISE

TEAM REHEARSAL

27 9:15 AM

MOM 2 MOM STUDY


6:00 PM

RELIGIOUS SCOUTING

7:00 PM CHANCEL CHOIR

28

29 10:00

ART CLASS

30

31 11:15 AM

LITTLE LAMBS

WORSHIP SCHEDULE 9:20 AM CONTEMPORARY WORSHIP 9:20 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL

11:00 AM TRADITIONAL WORSHIP 11:00 AM CHILDREN’S CHURCH & SUNDAY SCHOOL

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Andrew Larsen Assistant to the Pastor/ Director of Student Ministries

Dr. Paul R. Aughinbaugh Parish Associate

Phone: 727.391.0596 Fax: 727.398.3803

Editor: Sally Otten

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Everyone is invited to the Faith Family “Harvest Celebration”

Invite your friends, family and neighbors to this wonderful

event.

(See page 2 for more details!)

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