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give me a little grace, but gives me grace in abundance. He poured out his blood to redeem me from the life of sin I would be living without his amazing love. He did not do that for himself. He did it for me. I am so blessed to be part of Christ’s inheritance. When God gathers me home to live in heaven, I will be there with all those who have experienced God’s overflowing love and grace. God loves me. I do not know why. I did nothing to deserve it. Yet that is the way it is with God’s love and grace. They are the riches scripture describes. God’s grace is worth more than all the diamonds in the world. I am rich when I remember that Christ has not only saved me by grace, but God’s will has been revealed to me. God has made it possible for me–and for you–to understand the mystery of God's will through Christ. How wonderful!”

Life can be very complex. At times, we are perplexed by God’s relationship with us. “When I look at your heavens, the work of your fingers, the moon and the stars that you have established; what are humans that you are mindful of them, mortals that you care for them?” (Psalm 8:4) However, we can depend on God’s promise. As lyrics of one worship response (#454 from Sing Joyfully) express, God’s TLC is reliable. “…Cast all your cares upon God, for God cares for you; God is our peace. God is our peace.”

marvelous portion of liturgy at the opening of a Service of Thanksgiving for the Life of One Who

Has Died in our United Church of Christ Book of Worship declares: “We gather in the protective shelter of God’s healing love. We are free to pour out our grief, release our anger, face our emptiness, and know that God cares.”

For me, this is in line with the reassuring message of 1 Peter 5:7: “Cast all your cares on God; for God cares for you.”

To know that God cares is a huge gift.

No matter what else, we have this promise. God cares. Marvelous! Comforting. Powerful. Enduring…

Other Scriptures echo these words of reassurance. Here’s one from the Old Testament: “For the teraphim utter nonsense, and the diviners see lies; the dreamers tell false dreams, and give empty consolation. Therefore the people wander like sheep; they suffer for lack of a shepherd. My anger is hot against the shepherds, and I will punish the leaders; for the Lord of hosts cares for the Lord’s flock, the house of Judah, and will make them like the Lord’s proud war-horse.” (Zechariah 10:2-3)

Our sister in Christ, Deborah Hurd, describes God’s tender, loving care in these words: “Christ has lavished his grace upon me. He does not just

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There is a lot going on in the world today. Much of it is frightening. No, God does not “cause” everything that happens. Yet God is present with us whatever we are experiencing. God faithfully cares for all people. Such a miracle this is! People of all ages, people of all types; all God’s children are loved by God!

May the grace of our Savior Jesus Christ; the compassion of God; and the strength of the Holy Spirit bless all God’s children.

God cares for you, Pastor Dan

“Who rises up for me against the wicked? Who

stands up for me against evildoers? If God had not

been my help, my soul would soon have lived in the

land of silence. When I thought, ‘My foot is

slipping,’ your steadfast love, O God, held me up.

When the cares of my heart are many, your

consolations cheer my soul. Can wicked rulers be

allied with you, those who contrive mischief by

statute? They band together against the life of the

righteous, and condemn the innocent to death. But

the Lord has become my stronghold, and my God

the rock of my refuge.” (Psalm 94:16-22)

“May you be made strong with all the strength that

comes from Christ’s glorious power, and may you

be prepared to endure everything with patience,

while joyfully giving thanks to God, who has

enabled you to share in the inheritance of the

saints in the light.” (Colossians 1:11-12)

Giver of Life, you have blessed me beyond anything

I could ask. I will praise your name forevermore as

an heir of the promise that I have through your

Beloved Son, Jesus Christ. Comfort me when I fear

the unknown, and guide my steps. Amen.

We would like to thank our Ivy church family for all the love and support given to us during Charles Share's illness and passing. We'd also like to express our heartfelt appreciation to Pastor Dan for his gentle and caring guidance during this difficult time. Ivy is a special place with special people.

Gratefully, Rose Share, Sue, Gary and Christine Lindhorst

Our denomination is the U.C.C. We seek to be a multi-racial, multi-cultural church. We seek to be a non-doctrinal, non-hierarchical, non-judgmental church. That’s a lot of hyphens, isn’t it?! Because we actively RECRUIT this diversity; we are a tantalizing, heterogeneous, (at times maddening!), and unique church!

We are a church with NO SET DOCTRINE, no forced beliefs. We definitely are NOT STATIC. We are an evolving church—interpreting and re-interpreting Christian faith; engaging issues and questions in an ongoing, vital manner. We are

The—United—Church of Christ. Whoever you are,

wherever you are on life’s journey; you’re welcome here.

EMERGENCY PASTORAL CARE FOR IVY CHAPEL

UCC (AUGUST 6-15)

Our pastor will be on vacation August 6-15. While Pastor Dan is out of the area, Rev. Dr. Kevin Gregory (senior pastor of St. John’s UCC –Manchester located at 332 Old Sulphur Springs Road 63021) has offered to respond to Ivy Chapel UCC Emergency Pastoral Care needs. If needed, please contact Rev. Dr. Gregory at 636-391-6655 (church); 314-602-1571 (cell); 636-821-3341 (home).

linda@ivychapel.org

AUGUST, 2012

Ivy Youth in Action

YOUTH MISSION SUNDAY, August 5.

Mark your calendars for Youth Mission Sunday, August 5.

During worship, our Sr. High Youth and their sponsors will share thoughts

from their summer mission experience in Birmingham, Alabama.

Those participating were Tara Lowry, Chris Moody, Kevin Wilking and

Savannah Wilson and their adult sponsors, Pastor Dan Wilson and JoAnn Moody.

Look for pictures of their mission adventure in this Ivy Vine.

“SpiritQuest” RALLY DAY - AUGUST 19

SpiritQuest...

In what ways is the Spirit moving us? Who does the Spirit see our church becoming?

How is the Spirit guiding us? Who would the Spirit like to see us become?

August 19 marks the beginning of a whole new Sunday School Year. It’s the day that all of the Sunday School youth (Pre-K through Sr. High) will be starting their new Sunday

School Classes. New Classes, New Teachers, New Friends. Be sure to be here! And join us in Fellowship Hall following worship for our Rally Day pot luck lunch.

Alpha-Omega/Ark Planning Meeting - Sunday, August 26

We’ll meet for supper at the Lowry’s for a hot dog roast and plan our activities for the coming year. Bring your calendars, your ideas and your

enthusiasm, plus food to share. (Hot dogs, buns and drinks provided.) Lambs/Genesis Planning Meeting

The Lambs/Genesis groups will meet during lunch on Rally Day, Sunday, August 19, to plan activities for the coming school year. Be sure to attend

to make sure your favorite fellowship and mission activities are included!

Share your faith. Spread God's Word. Show what it means to be Jesus' disciple.

Get to know a child. Learn more. Love more. Be more! Be a Sunday School teacher!

Would you like to be a Sunday School Teacher? Our Ivy Chapel UCC Sunday School teachers and Nursery workers each take one Sunday each month to prepare a lesson and share God's word and God's love with our children. See Erin Winship, Sunday School Superintendent, if you’d like to teach and she’ll get you scheduled with a week/class. This is a wonderful and rewarding way to share your faith with our young people. And join us for:

Teacher Training/Sunday School Kick-Off Luncheon – Sunday Aug. 26 Following worship on Sunday August 26, please plan to join us for a short teacher

training/get together and kick-off luncheon as we get ready for our new Sunday

School year. We'll have different curriculum this fall. We're going back to Seasons

of the Spirit which we have used in the past - this year using the Multi-Age

Classroom pack and a pack for our 7th - 12th graders.

So on Sunday, August 26, following worship, take a short time to visit in Fellowship

Hall, then we'll meet downstairs in Room One for lunch and discussion. If you have

anything you'd like to share with the group such as teaching ideas or things that

have worked particularly well for you, please feel free to share them with the us at

that time.

Please let Erin Winship know if you will be able to attend so that we can plan lunch.

The Ivy Vine, August 2012 5 Ivy Chapel UCC • 620 N Woods Mill Rd http://www.ivychapel.org/ Chesterfield • 314-434-4991

Well...it's been one hot, busy summer for the DiVesta's. In between theater, weddings, lessons, gigs and Miller, we haven't had much spare time. Miller had his first swimming class. He did well, and we bought a pass to the pool for the rest of the summer. There are two things that are non negotiable for Miller, swimming and piano (of course!). Anyway, with all the craziness of this summer, its no surprise that it just blew by even with as hot as it has been. I cannot believe that I am writing "The Note" for August and getting ready for back to school. My piano studio is slowly, but surely filling up with new students, and I cannot wait to meet all my new students. However, when thinking about how exciting it is to meet all my new students, I can't say I wouldn't love to see some new faces in the choir loft as well. So, if choir is something that you have always been wanting to do, now's a great time to join. The choir is full of welcoming, encouraging people so if you are concerned that you haven't sung in a while (if ever), don't be! We'd love to have you. If you are concerned about time, be a part time singer. Come and talk to me, and let's discuss the possibilities! We haven't set a date yet for our back to choir party, but I will let everyone know as soon as we do. As always, our parties are open to every member of the congregation. You do NOT have to be a choir member to attend, but you most certainly will be encouraged to join!

Well, with choir on my mind, I have decided that we will officially start choir rehearsals on August 22nd. The Chancel Choir will officially be back in the choir loft on September 8th. We have several performance opportunities for later summer if anyone is interested in joining us. We will have an acapella ensemble performance on August 19th. The following week, August 26th, we will have a ladies ensemble performance. Additionally, we have discussed the possibilities of a men's chorus performance so if you are interested in performing with the men of the choir, please see me so I can have an idea of who will be joining us. Tons of performance opportunities, but still plenty of room for more. So, if you have an idea of

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music@ivychapel.org

The Mary and Martha Women's Group met at Ivy on July 17th. We were happy to have Mary Mitchell and Linda Ledbetter join us for the first time. Linda is recovering from back surgery and brought us beautiful self-decorated pens and a box of M&Ms as a thank-you to all who prayed for her and did thoughtful things for her during her ordeal. Thank you, Linda.

Brenda Otterson described her work with refugees, especially from Vietnam, when she worked for Lutheran Social Services and other religious organizations in Minnesota. She brought pictures of some of them and some superbly sewn pillows, vests and other items from the Hmong women who were from remote mountains in Laos. She described the tremendous difference in the lives of refugees, culturally and economically, from that to which U.S.A citizens are accustomed. They became independent hard-working, successful residents in this country. Thank You Brenda.

The M&M Group decided to have a Fund-Raiser called Dessert-for-A-Dollar during Fellowship after Worship on August 26th. We will bring home-made pre-packaged desserts to take home with you, maybe for a Sunday evening treat. The funds raised will go to either the Ivy A/C Furnace Fund or JNM according to the wishes of the customer.

The August 21st M&M Meeting will be at Ivy at 1:00 p.m. Besides finalizing plans for the Dessert Fund Raiser, we will present the stories of some of the Students from Institute El Rey that are sponsored by Ivy members.

On September 18th we will go to Irene Gulovsen's for lunch.

…NEEDS YOU

Submit your news items about work accomplishments, new hobbies, milestone events, vacations or any other news you would like to share about you and your family.

Contact Sarah Heend with your submissions at 314-283-5215 or skheend@gmail.com.

…

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Aug 5 Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2 Samuel 11:26-12:13a w/Psalm 51:1-12 or Exodus 16:2-4, 9-15 w/Psalm 78:23-29 Ephesians 4:1-16, John 6:24-35

Aug 12 Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2 Samuel 18:5-9, 15, 31-33 w/Psalm 130 or 1 Kings 19:4-8 w/Psalm 34:1-8, Ephesians 4:25-5:2, John 6:35, 41-51

Aug 19 Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time 1 Kings 2:10-12; 3:3-14, Psalm 111 or Proverbs 9:1-6, Psalm 34:9-14, Ephesians 5:15-20, John 6:51-58

Aug 26 Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time 1 Kings 8:1, 6, 10, 11, 22-30, 41-43, Psalm 84 or Joshua 24:1-2a, 14-18; Psalm 34:15-22, Ephesians 6:10-20, John 6: 56-69

COOLING NEWS FOR A HOT

SUMMER

December Fellowship Event: Holiday Brass Concert

Tuesday, December 4, 2:15pm The cost is $19 per person, due by October 1st.

Watch the Vine and KYPs for details. Questions? Contact Nancy Litzinger,

314-434-4162; nancywl@sbcglobal.net

something you would love to see or hear as we go into the new school year, please see me! Let's make this year great!

If you just can't get enough of my musical musings, check out my blog on my new website, www.AnnaDiVesta.com. Every aspect of my musical life is discussed in my blog including the musical happenings at Ivy Chapel. I haven't been so great at updating, but I am trying to update bimonthly as we go into the new school year.

Until next time… Keep on singing!

Anna-

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Newsletter articles are due no later than the 15th of every month.

BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS

Ivy Chapel’s annual Blessing of the Animals will be held on Saturday, September 15, from 1-3pm. Stop by, bring your pet(s) and have a great time!

Have Pastor Dan bless your pets—from fish to horses…be sure to invite your friends who have pets too.

Refreshments for all God’s creatures including the humans.

isdom has built her house, she has set up her seven pillars.

She has slaughtered her beasts, she has mixed her wine, she has also set her table.

She has sent out her maids to call from the highest places in the town,

"Whoever is simple, let him turn in here!" To him who is without sense she says,

"Come, eat of my bread and drink of the wine I have mixed.

Leave simpleness, and live, and walk in the way of insight."

Proverbs 9:1-6

WHAT IS KIJATH-JEARIM ? Kijath-Jearim means a "City of woods." The town to which the Ark of the Covenant was returned by the Philistines, where it remained for twenty years, until returned by David. This place is mentioned in 1st Samuel 6:19-21 and in 7:1-2.

Bible trivia from A Bible Dictionary, The C. R. Gibson Co.

NEWS FROM 340 LAFAYETTE

COURT (Jo Epping)

The road up to Chicago Was a bumpy one, it’s true. The spirit may be willing, But the legs must get there, tool

Yet the seasons keep unfolding; A blossom fades, another blooms. Jo’s house for so long empty - Will soon have voices in its rooms.

In July, there’ll be new owners — Good neighbors you will meet. New friends and new beginnings Will be coming down the street.

While up there in Chicago, Jo’s in her brand—new nest. She knows and never doubts it: You are the tip—top best.

Jo Epping’s newest new address is: 3121 N. Sheridan Rd. Apt. 1414-21

Chicago, Illinois 60657 telephone: 773-525-1081

Jo’s daughter’s address is: Myra Epping

1239 W. Farwell Ave. Apt. 2B Chicago, Illinois 60626

telephone: 773-338-4O86. or 217-34 1-8313 email: epplich@gmail.com

4 Cleo Steffens Jeri Stine 6 Nick Brimmer Dottie Foster Michelle Moody 8 Gloria Wintrode 9 Krista Phillips 12 Kathryn Kuntzman 14 Erin Winship 15 Earl Kreder

God has called us to our positions, and we rejoice when we are able to serve God in these places of ministry.

If there is some way in which our staff may be of help to you, please contact us at 314-434-4991.

Pastor Dan Wilson: pastordan@ivychapel.org 314-580-4564 Linda Lowry: linda@ivychapel.org

Anna DiVesta: music@ivychapel.org Frieda Clark: ivychapelucc@ivychapel.org Monday/Friday 8:30AM–3PM Tuesday/Thursday 8:30AM–2:30PM

NEED TO BORROW Chairs or Tables? Please call Ralph Weiland 314-878-3230.

CARE CORPS

ASSISTING IN WORSHIP REMINDERS ARE E-MAILED OR MAILED EVERY TUESDAY. PLEASE TRADE WITH SOMEONE, IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO ASSIST. PLEASE INFORM THE OFFICE ASSISTANT OF CHANGES.

DATE NURSERY ACOLYTE WELCOMER GREETERS USHERS LITURGIST COFFEE

August 5 Youth Mission

Erin Winship, Alicia Carr

Emily Pfau Russ Washburn Savannah Wilson, Tara Lowry

Kevin Wilking, Chris Moody

Johanna Wilson Foster Family, Ross House

Communion Team 3: Judy Hertenstein (Capt), Mike and Celeste Tichy, Steve Lowry, Sarah Wilson, Russ and Debbie Washburn, Gail Thoele

August 12 Beverly Govreau, Jan Wirtz

Gloria Wintrode Nancy Marston Ralph, Myrna Weiland

Carl, Marsha Ramey Emily Pfau Heend Family

August 19 Rally Sunday

Sally Dodge, Krista Phillips

Calvin Heend Debbie Washburn Brenda Otterson, JoAnn Moody

Margaret Herb, Jan Wirtz

Gavin Tichy ——————

August 26 Michael, Erin Winship Skylar Droege, Michael Pfau

Jan Wirtz Beth Noonan, Frank Pfau

Nancy Marston, Heide Lauer

Diann Sheahan Carr Family

September 2 JoAnn Moody, Alicia Carr

Brooke Hilton Marsha Ramey Bob, Diane Droege

Jason, Krissy Lowry Alicia Carr Lee Headrick, Evelyn Stecher

Communion Team 4: Sally Dodge, Rod Hertenstein

September 9 Beverly Govreau, Jan Wirtz

Ben Wehling, Emily Pfau

Nancy Marston Bob, Doris De Fer Ray, Rosalie Buente Tara Lowry Carol Faust, Donna Grote

August: LEADER Diann Sheahan 314-275-2913 CO-LEADER Ann Molyneaux 314-878-0966 September: LEADER Valerie Waterman 636-391-9886 CO-LEADER Kathryn Kuntzman 636-391-8468

8/1/1970 Carl and Pat Winship

8/9/1964 Earl and Kay Kreder

8/13 /1994 Trey and Terri Brimmer

8/14/1965 Don and Carolyn Wolff

8/23/2008 Joseph and Melissa Del Carmen

To see this newsletter in color you can view and

download it from our website at http://www.ivychapel.org/

Also on our Web site! Past issues of The Ivy Vine Newsletters (articles due 15th of the month) and Pictures of Events with Ivy Chapel members.

On the member side are documents and other information for our members. If you do not know the password to access this page, please call the office.

18 Nancy Wintrode 19 Stacey Hilton Brittany Wolff 20 Diane Droege Nicholas Wintrode 23 Sally Dodge 25 Mike Tichy 26 Michael Pfau 31 Michelle Purviance

YOU LOST IT-BUT WE FOUND IT!

We have a lot of lost items (car keys, single ladies leather glove, etc.) in our white plastic basket that can be seen through the office window. Please come by to see if your lost item might be there. These items will be held until the 2013 rummage sale.

LAY MINISTRY SCHEDULE FROM AUGUST 5, 2012 TO JANUARY 20, 2013 If you are unable to assist or please trade with someone and then contact Doris De Fer 314-469-1759

Date Nursery Acolyte Welcomer Greeters Ushers Liturgist Coffee

August 5 Youth Mission Sun

Erin Winship, Alicia Carr

Emily Pfau Russ Washburn Savannah Wilson, Tara Lowry

Kevin Wilking, Chris Moody

Johanna Wilson Foster Family, Ross House

Communion Team 3: Judy Hertenstein (Capt), Mike and Celeste Tichy, Steve Lowry, Sarah Wilson, Russ and Debbie Washburn, Gail Thoele

August 12 Beverly Govreau, Jan Wirtz

Gloria Wintrode Nancy Marston Ralph, Myrna Weiland

Carl, Marsha Ramey Emily Pfau Heend Family

August 19 Rally Sunday

Sally Dodge, Krista Phillips

Calvin Heend Debbie Washburn Brenda Otterson, JoAnn Moody

Margaret Herb, Jan Wirtz

Gavin Tichy ——————

August 26 Michael, Erin Winship

Skylar Droege, Michael Pfau

Jan Wirtz Beth Noonan, Frank Pfau

Nancy Marston, Heide Lauer

Diann Sheahan Carr Family

September 2 JoAnn Moody, Alicia Carr

Brooke Hilton Marsha Ramey Bob, Diane Droege

Jason, Krissy Lowry Alicia Carr Lee Headrick, Evelyn Stecher

Communion Team 4: Sally Dodge, Rod Hertenstein

September 9 Beverly Govreau, Jan Wirtz

Ben Wehling, Emily Pfau

Nancy Marston Bob, Doris De Fer Ray, Rosalie Buente Tara Lowry Carol Faust, Donna Grote

September 16 Sally Dodge, Krista Phillips

Gloria Wintrode Debbie Washburn Rich, Calvin Heend

Jim, Diann Sheahan Mike Tichy Betty Lindhorst, Rose Share

September 23 Stewardship Kick-off

Michael, Erin Winship

Calvin Heend Kay Kreder Stella Buffa, Jan Wirtz

Beverly Govreau, Cleo Steffens

JoAnn Moody Washburn Family

September 30 Jennifer Wintrode, Jan Wirtz

Skylar Droege Nancy Marston Nancy Litzinger, Dotty French

Gary, Sue Lindhorst Russ Washburn Droege Family

October 7 World Cmn-Intct’n

JoAnn Moody, Alicia Carr

Brooke Hilton Marsha Ramey Russ, Debbie Washburn

Earl, Kay Kreder Dan Wilson Gerdes Family

October 14 Consecration Sun

Beverly Govreau, Jan Wirtz

Nicholas Wintrode, Emily Pfau

Russ Washburn Curt, Jennifer Wintrode

Bob, Doris De Fer Ann Molyneaux ——————

October 21 Sally Dodge, Krista Phillips

Gloria Wintrode Nancy Marston Mark, Nancy Gerdes Jack, Ann Molyneaux Peter LaSalle Wintrode Family

October 28 Michael, Erin Winship

Calvin Heend Earl Kreder Lee Headrick, Annie Sampath

Brenda Otterson, Carol Faust

Fred Olver Tichy Family

November 4 JoAnn Moody, |Alicia Carr

Skylar Droege Marsha Ramey Kathryn Kuntzman, Gail Thoele

Nancy Marston, Donna Grote

Ronn Foster Lindhorst Family

Communion Team 1: Lee Headrick (Capt), Chris Moody, Donna Grote, Carl Winship, Rosalie and Ray Buente, Beth Noonan and Frank Pfau

November 11 Beverly Govreau, Jan Wirtz

Brooke Hilton Russ Washburn Sarah Wilson, Gavin Tichy

Annie Sampath, Nancy Litzinger

John Weiland Glenn Family

November 18 Sally Dodge, Krista Phillips

Nicholas Wintrode, Michael Pfau

Kay Kreder Pat Samel, Jan Wirtz

Michael, Erin Winship Emily Pfau Pfau Family

November 25 Michael, Erin Winship

Gloria Wintrode Jan Wirtz Ryan, Krista Phillips Curt, Jennifer Wintrode Jason Lowry De Fer Family

December 2 Hng’g of the Greens

JoAnn Moody, Alicia Carr

Nicholas Wintrode, Calvin Heend

Nancy Marston Steve, Jason Lowry Mike, Celeste Tichy Tara Lowry ——————

Communion Team 2: Judy Hertenstein (Capt), Bruce Wilking, Nancy Litzinger, Curt and Jennifer Wintrode, Gary Lindhorst, Evelyn Stecher, Jack Molyneaux

December 9 Beverly Govreau, Jan Wirtz

Skylar Droege Russ Washburn Donnagail, Alicia Carr

JoAnn, Chris Moody Kevin Wilking Buente Family

December 16 Sally Dodge, Krista Phillips

Brooke Hilton Kay Kreder Beverly Govreau, Lee Headrick

Jack, Nancy Litzinger Jan Wirtz Wilking Family

December 23 Children’s Pageant

Michael, Erin Winship

Emily, Michael Pfau Nancy Marston John, Joy Weiland Kathryn Kuntzman, Brenda Otterson

Alicia Carr Gerdes Family

December 24 Christmas Eve 11p

—————— —————— —————— Marsha Ramey, Sally Dodge

Rod, Judy Hertenstein Frank Pfau ——————

Communion Team 4: Sally Dodge, Rod Hertenstein

December 30 Jennifer Wintrode, Jan Wirtz

Gloria Wintrode Earl Kreder Jack, Ann Molyneaux Russ, Debbie Washburn

John Weiland Winship Families

January 6, 2013 JoAnn Moody, Alicia Carr

Calvin Heend Jan Wirtz Donna Grote, Gail Thoele

Tom, Debbie Glenn Frank Pfau Wolff Family

Communion Team 3: Marsha Ramey (Capt), Mike and Celeste Tichy, Steve Lowry, Sarah Wilson, Russ and Debbie Washburn, Gail Thoele

January 13, 2013 Beverly Govreau, Jan Wirtz

Skylar Droege, Gloria Wintrode

Kay Kreder Carol Faust, Nelie Mc Neal

Bob, Diane Droege Cindy Kettler Betty Lindhorst, Rose Share

January 20, 2013 Sally Dodge, Krista Phillips

Brooke Hilton Marsha Ramey Earl, Kay Kreder Evelyn Stecher, Beverly Govreau

Jason Lowry ——————

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