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C.O.O.L. Community Picnic

The C.O.O.L. (Christ’s Outreach of Love) Ministry

will be hosting the 18th annual FREE community

event on Saturday, August 3rd, from 11:00 am to 6:00

pm at the East Snyder Park on University Avenue in

Selinsgrove.

We offer a day of food (including pork roasted on the

piganator), entertainment, children’s activities, inflata-

bles, and a prayer tent, all FREE. There is no charge

for anything throughout the day. The event is open to

the public, so all are welcome to come and enjoy.

A lot of help is needed to make this event a success.

There are many areas for people willing to lend some

time and give back to God for all He has given us.

Preparation starts Friday (August 2nd) at 7:00 am.

Everything needed for the event is at the church and

needs to be taken to the park. Many things need set up

and assembled for the event on Saturday (August 3rd).

On Sunday, August 4th, we will finish disassembling.

Help is needed ALL DAY AND EVENING on Satur-

day. Servers are needed at the food line, inflatables

need manned, the prayer tent needs people willing to

offer prayer and there are many more duties that need

volunteers.

Sign up sheets will be posted on the church office win-

dow starting July 1st. Please pray about where & what

you can do to help.

Vacation Bible School

July 15th-19th, 6:30-8:30 P.M.

It’s almost time for Vacation Bible School!! Mark

your calendars for a week of fun and learning. This

year’s theme is ROAR! Life is Wild-God is good. All

children ages 4 through 6th grade are eligible to attend

Vacation Bible School. Registration forms are availa-

ble at the church office window and also on our web-

site at ccumchurch.org.

In This Edition

C.O.O.L. Picnic, Vacation Bible School

Page 2 From the Pastor’s Desk, Youth Summer Mission Trip

Page 3 July @ CCUMC, Baptisms

Page 4 August @ CCUMC, United Methodist Women,

Preschool News

Page 5 July Birthdays, Anniversaries, Safe Sanctuaries, Christmas

in July

Page 6 August Birthdays, Anniversaries; Thank You’s

Page 7 Opportunities for Growth, VBS Closing and Church Picnic,

New Members, Celebrating Our Graduates

Page 8 Prayer Chain; Shut In’s, Christian Classics

Page 9 What’s New With Youth

Page 10 July Calendar

Page 11 August Calendar

Page 12 Back Page

church e-mail: [email protected]

web page: ccumchurch.org

Pastor’s e-mail: [email protected]

Pastor’s Phone Number: 570-743-6021

Church Phone Number: 570-743-7303

News from Christ Community

United Methodist Church 3939 Park Road, Selinsgrove, PA 17870

JULY/AUGUST 2019

Grace and peace all y’all! Guess what? July 1st will begin my 8th pastoral appointment year at C.C.U.M.C.!!! I don’t know if you are excited about this, but I am – I’m pumped! (If you are not excited about this then you have my permission to lie to me about it.) By the grace of God, we have shared some amazing God-moments together, with more amazing God-moments on the horizon. I am reminded of the following words from Proverbs:

Let your eyes look straight ahead, fix your gaze directly before you.” These words remind us that God is laying a path directly in front of us. Next on God’s agenda for C.C.U.M.C. is the completion of a revised architectural plan that balances faithful stewardship with the faith commitments of our Capital Campaign. Please know our Building Committee is hard at work put-ting this together. It is the hope of the Building Committee to join with the Capital Campaign team in sharing regular updates with the congregation beginning the first Sunday of August (and the first Sunday of every month thereafter). God is on the move. Don’t be distracted by anything else. Let’s accomplish this next faithful step as we look straight ahead to our next God-moment. In Jesus’ Name Pastor Randy

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Youth Summer Mission Trip

It has been just a few days since we have come back from our mission trip. All I can say is Wow. Our team had quite a

week. We dealt with a bit of rain and for the first time ever we were quite chilly all week. While only 10 hours away life in

Frakes, Kentucky is very different. The average house hold income is $13,000 a year and most people are on some form of gov-

ernment assistance. Drug use seems to be escalading in the community and people are lacking in food security. One of the la-

dies we helped told us how people will break into her home to steal her food. The Henderson Settlement is striving to serve

these people, help make life better for them by helping them help themselves.

This year we were able to do work projects out in the community and we were able to get to know some families in the

area. Our youth tried to fix a sink but the damage was beyond what we were able to do and put traction stripes on a wheel chair

ramp on one home. We stained a front and back porch of a second home. We also painted a back porch and front porch, shut-

ters, and a wheel chair ramp of a third home. Our youth made real connections with the people they met and I know they were

all sad to leave them on the last day. You should all be very proud of how hard our youth worked.

THANK YOU to everyone who generously supported us on our trip. To everyone who generously donated, supported

our fundraisers or simply threw a penny in our kettle… Thank you! To everyone who prayed for us… Thank you! Know that

we are all extremely grateful. We would never have been able to go on this trip without YOU!!!!

In Him,

Christina McDermott

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July at Christ Community

July 7 8:20 am First Service

9:40 am Sunday School

10:50 am Second Service

7:00 pm Prayer Time




7:00 pm Prayer Time




7:00 pm Prayer Time




7:00 pm Prayer Time

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The Church Office will be closed on Thursday,

July 4th, in observance of Independence Day.

MEETINGS

July 7th - Men’s Ministry Group, 4-6 P.M.

9th - Missions Committee, 6:00 P.M.

VBS/Safe Sanctuaries, 7:00 P.M.

11th - Trustees, 6:30 P.M.

Scholarship Committee, 6:30 P.M.

14th - Safe Sanctuaries, 9:45 A.M.

22nd - Congregational Care, 7:00 P.M.

25th - SPRC, 6:30 P.M.

EVENTS July 15-19th Vacation Bible School,

6:30-8:30 P.M.

21st - VBS Closing, 10:50 A.M. Service,

and Church Picnic, 12 Noon

(Everyone is invited)

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We celebrate the following recent baptisms:

Lisa Zellmann

Paisley Brooke Deamer

Jaxon Eric John

Gage Jacob John

Children of Jacob & Alicia John

Benjamin John Grabowski

Son of Greg & Dianna Grabowski

August at Christ Community

August 4 8:20 am First Service



7:00 pm Prayer Time




7:00 pm Prayer Time




7:00 pm Prayer Time




7:00 pm Prayer Time

Preschool Orientation will take place Thursday,

August 29th, from 6-8 pm in the Fellowship Hall.

The first day of Preschool is Tuesday, September

3rd. We are still accepting applications for enroll-

ment through July 31st.

MEETINGS

August

22nd - SPRC, 6:30 P.M.

26th - Busy Bees, 1:00 P.M.

28th - 1st Official Youth, 5:30 P.M.

(Pool Party)

EVENTS August

3rd - C.O.O.L. Picnic, 11:00 A.M.-

6:00 P.M. (East Snyder Park)

5th - UM Women Family Picnic,

6:00 P.M. at Church

11th - Scholarship Recognition

18th - Blessing of Backpacks

29th - Preschool Orientation,

6-8 P.M.– Fellowship Hall

United Methodist Women

Our Annual Family Picnic will be held on

Monday, August 5th, at 6:00 pm at the church

pavilion. In case of inclement weather, the pic-

nic will be held in the multi-purpose room.

Bring a covered dish or two to share and your

own place setting. Drinks will be provided.

On Saturday, August 10th, the United Method-

ist Women will be at The Manor at Penn Vil-

lage at 2:00 pm to help celebrate with those res-

idents who have birthdays during the month of

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July Birthdays

01 Cindy Hamilton

01 Tyler Curley

01 Emily McCahan

03 Robert Slear

04 Patti Shrom

04 Benjamin Davis

04 Veronica John

04 Gabriel Dively

05 Summer Ermert

06 Jean Walter

06 Penelope Eisenhart

07 Heather Wolfe

07 Jessica Howell

07 Lilly Harrington

08 Toby Wolfe

08 Zachary DeWire

09 Cathy Toland

10 Trevor Hummel

11 Linda Long

11 Dwight Walter

11 Rod Donaldson

13 Heather Geesaman

14 Jody Ramer

14 Christopher Aumiller

14 Lisa Cole

14 Jeanna Karlovich

14 Piper Hess

15 Tracy Hepner

16 Larry Roush

16 Pam Wolfe

16 Kristin Zimmerman

16 Owen Eisenhart

17 Dylan Casteel

17 Lily Casteel

18 Aaron Garrison

18 Christina McDermott

18 Kristopher Sledge

18 Caleb Hicks

19 Margie Spangler

19 Lee Ann White

July Anniversaries

01/2006 Anne Marie & Ben Davis

02/1960 Dot & Jay Nace

02/1988 Pam & Steve Eister

03/1980 Dave & Diane Rogers

03/1983 Jamie & Corey Waters

18/1982 Steve & Jacque Kerstetter

23/2005 Sara & Josh Brosious

26/1952 Barb & Harlan Parker

27/1968 Dean & Betty Davis

28/2007 Trey & Virginia Toland

30/1977 Rich & Brenda Pehowic

Safe Sanctuary Training

Safe Sanctuary Training will be held in the

Lounge July 9th at 7:00pm and also on July 14th

at 9:45 am. VBS helpers and Sunday School

Teachers should plan to attend one of these meet-

ings if you have not attended training in the past

12 months.

There will be a Christmas Tree in the Narthex

during the month of July. Take a star ornament

and purchase a gift card in that amount to help

with back to school clothing and items for chil-

dren in our congregation. There will also be star

ornaments that are labeled for our preschool to

help them purchase supplies for the new school

year. Please bring your gift card with the star to

the church office by the end of July.

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19 Melissa Hosley

19 Matthew McCa-

han

19 Zachary Gomez

19 Brandon Wagner

20 Jeffrey Bixler

20 James Younkin

20 Emily Shipman

20 Alicia Weiser

21 Nicholas Hess

21 Troy Hess

21 Samuel

Grabowski

22 Carlene Doud

22 David Fisher

22 Lindsey Kratzer

22 Jaren Hacken-

berg

24 Michael Thomas

24 Brenda Fleming

24 Hannah Shipman

25 C Russell Hess

25 Scott Inch

26 Richard Deppen,

Jr.

26 Robert Longacre

27 Mara Diehl

27 Justin Waltz

28 Charles Herrold

29 Nathan Wagner

29 Jami Brandt

29 Daniel Maurer

29 Audrey Casteel

29 Katherine Youn-

kin

30 Janice Cas-

trignano

30 Tony Liesenfeld

31 Todd Troxell

31 Melanie Garrison

31 Andrew Sickle

August Birthdays

01 Alan Heintzelman

02 Eugene Gaugler

02 Lynn Rowe

02 Christine Leiby

02 Isaac Thomas

03 Richard Deppen III

04 Betty McFall

04 Christina Plotts

04 Caleb Bless

05 William Rowe

05 Brylie Ulrich

06 Barbara Reinard

06 Jennifer Zechman

06 Autumn Auman

06 Jonathan Thomas

07 Alice Longenberger

08 Gail Maurer

08 Jeffrey Carter

08 Giuliana Martone

08 Tiffany Ulrich

08 Victoria Roberts

08 Nadia Cover

08 Daniel Wagner

09 Martha Zimmerman

09 Jack Hamilton

09 Bonny Stugard

09 Jocelyn Norton

09 Justin Soper

10 George Wendt

10 Aaron Treibley

11 Gloria Dalius

11 Cris Rhoades

11 Carol Moore

12 Robert Wolfe

12 Kenneth Treibley

12 Jordan Fisher

12 Braydon Mack

13 Debra Garman

13 Matthew Steimling

14 Rosanne Thomas

14 Tim Graefe

16 Troy Gaugler

August Anniversaries

02/2012 Jim & Ann Garges

13/2016 Alex & Corinne Hoke

14/1983 Jill & Keith Nace

15/2009 Joyce & Gary Dean

15/1973 Michael & Sally Stong

15/1981 Janice & Donald Weller, Jr.

18/1963 Gail & Jerry Maurer

18/1984 Joy & David Hoke, Jr.

20/1977 Craig & Linn Zimmerman

20/2006 Jennifer & Todd Troxell

21/1976 Dwight & Marysue Walter

21/1999 Cory & Heather Geesaman

22/1970 Ralph & Russella Moerschbacher

22/1976 Debbie & Russell Hummel, Jr.

22/1981 Michael & Rosanne Thomas

25/1972 Jack & Toby Wolfe

25/1979 Dave & Patty Fegley

25/1979 Thomas & Kathy Hartman

25/1984 Michele & George Clark, Jr.

27/2005 Giuliana & Matthew Martone

28/1999 David & Judie Steinbacher

31/2013 Elizabeth & Zachary Lenig

CCUMC,

Thank you for the

donation in Helen’s

memory to the church

building fund. This me-

morial in her memory is

such a blessing to us!

The Bruce Hoover Family

Dear Christian Family,

Thank you so much for your generosity

during this very difficult time in our lives.

May God richly bless you all! We are all one

big family. God takes care of us all!

Christian Love & Prayers,

Robert & April Waizenegger

(Fire Victims-Rosanne Thomas’ Sister)

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16 Dianna

Grabowski

16 Nicholas Zab-

orowski

17 Ruth Shirk

17 Steven Maust

17 Christopher Shirk

18 Trey Toland

18 Jonathan Graefe

18 Rochele Wagner

18 Alexis Roush

19 Linda Messner

19 Keana Elsayed

20 Ken Carroll

20 Kristen Dincher

20 Rennan McEvoy

21 Andrew Rains

21 Kellie Kline

21 Zoey Ditty

23 Gene Shirk

23 Warren Kann

24 Vicky Rachau

24 Kim Fisher

24 Audrey Brosious

25 Jennifer Troxell

25 Amy Tull

25 Brian Katzmaier

25 Isaiah Betz

26 Alice Zeeger

26 Dayne Lash

26 Levi Hoover

26 Olivia Hoover

27 Jeffrey Goff

27 Olivia Riordan

27 Jamison Diehl

28 David Hess

28 Gary Dean

28 Devin Larzik

29 John Castrignano

29 Heidi Carroll

29 Sophia Ramer

31 Cindy Inch

31 Stephen Apanel

31 Matthew Martone

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Opportunities

for Growth

Sunday School Classes for

July

Ages 0-4 Families of the Old Testament

Ages Pre-K-K Families of the Old Testament

1-2 grade Families of the Old Testament



Junior/Senior High - “Fathom” series

Agape The Book of Ephesians

Elective #1 “Unshakable Hope”

Elective #2 McCahan-New Testament

Portrayal of Women

Sunday School Classes for

August

Ages 0-4 David’s Family

Ages Pre-K-K David’s Family

1-2 grade David’s Family



Junior/Senior High - “Fathom” series

Agape The Book of Ephesians

Elective #1 “Unshakable Hope”

Elective #2 McCahan-New Testament

Portrayal of Women

Bible School Closing and Church Picnic

Our Bible School Closing

Program will take place at the

10:50 am service on Sunday,

July 21st, followed by a

church picnic. Everyone is

invited to attend the picnic.

The church will provide hot

dogs and drinks. You may

bring a covered dish or des-

sert to share.

Celebrating Our Graduates

High School

Isaiah Betz

Jacob Brandt

Hannah Carter

Isabella Catherman

Hannah Davis

Leah Hepner

Brianna Hoover

Jacob Mark Hoover

Isaiah Roberts

Collin Steinbacher

Paige Treibley

College

Kyle Gorin

Brooke McEvoy

LaShawna Reid

Andrew Sickle

We welcome the following who have joined recently:

Eric, Karen, Kylee & Veronica John; Jacob & Alicia

John; and Chris, Joyce & Lisa Zellmann.

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PRAYER CHAIN NEWS

“I call to you in times of trouble, because you an-

swer my prayers.”

Psalm 86:7

If you have a prayer request, call Delores

Kauffman 743-8322 or the church office 743-7303.

The family of Nancy Rocuba in her passing

The family of Jasmine Reed (a 40 year old mother)

in her passing

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Christian Classics

The Christian Classics were so busy in June with

our bus trip and progressive dinner that we will be

taking a break in July with no meeting. We will re-

sume activities in August with our yearly meeting

with the Tweeners. It will be at 6:00 pm on Tuesday,

August 6th, with a hot dog roast.

Please remember our shut-in members

with a visit, phone call, or “Thinking

of You” card to let them know that we

miss them. If we have missed anyone

on this list, please call the church of-

fice.

Manor Care, 800 Court Street, Sunbury, PA 17801

Diane Rogers, Room 127

Nottingham Village, Strawbridge Road, Northumber-

land, PA 17857

Frances Tisot, Room 128

Brookdale-Grayson View, 29 Grayson View Court,

Selinsgrove, PA 17870

Marge Dunkin, Room 231

Davey & Janet Wadeck, Room 113

Emmanuel Home-800 Priestly Ave, Northumberland

PA 17857

Rose Buch, Room 100 A

Heritage Springs, 327 Farley Circle, Lewisburg, PA

17837

Alice Longenberger, Room 217

RiverWoods, Adams Building, 3201 River Road,

Lewisburg, PA 17837

George Wendt, Adams Building-Room 601-A

Martha Zimmerman, 201 Fairview Street, Avis, PA

17721

Betty Snyder, Pennsfield Apt. #5-C, 119 Route 204,

Selinsgrove

Jean Walter, 5818 Route 204, Selinsgrove, PA 17870

Paul Aungst, Box 42, Hummels Wharf, PA 17831

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What’s New With Youth?

The summer is finally here and the youth are enjoying it! We ended our regular season of youth group with a

cookout on May 22nd. Everyone enjoyed the picnic pavilion and had hot dogs, mountain pies and s’mores around the

fire pit. The youth played some games, played on the swings, ran around a lot and just hung out. It was a great night.

We had three youth go to Annual Conference this year. Hannah Carter, Haley and Maddie Bennett got to experience a

bigger picture of the United Methodist Church and help the Young People’s Ministry Council. They helped with wor-

ship by serving communion and Maddie helped lead a prayer during one of the evening worship services. Maddie was

also elected to Jurisdiction Conference which will take place in July of 2020. Please keep her in prayer and she pre-

pares for this task. We should all be very proud of these young ladies! On June 2nd we recognized our graduates. Con-

gratulations to the class of 2019!

We are into our summer calendar of events. June 8-15th the youth mission team was in Kentucky at the Hen-

derson Settlement. It is hard to put into words what an amazing experience it was for our youth. We had a great week.

If you see the youth that were on the trip please ask them about it. June 19th the youth are swimming at Theresa Crim-

mel’s house from 6-8pm.

We have several fun activities planned for the rest of the summer. July 12th we will be going mini-golfing at

hoopla’s extreme. Several of the youth will be helping with VBS July 15th-19th. They are helping with crafts, snacks,

music, and being helpers in classrooms. If you haven’t signed up to help and you would like to be a youth helper please

let me know. On July 23rd we will be meeting at the mall to see the Lion King. Movie time will be provided when it

gets closer. August 3rd is our church’s annual COOL Picnic at East Snyder Park for anyone interested in helping out or

just coming down and enjoying the day. Set up is in the evening of Aug. 2nd in the afternoon or early evening. Aug. 7th

the youth will be heading to Knoebels in the evening. The 28th of August starts us off for the new year in youth with a

pool party.

There will also be some swimming dates at Theresa’s pool June 19th and July 31st from 6-8pm. I know her dog,

Riley has missed having us over. If you did not get a summer calendar and would like one there are extras in the youth

room on the shelf under the white calendar. Also look for reminder postcards in the mail.

Remember it is important to spend quiet time alone with God to develop a relationship with him. God desires a

personal relationship with each of us. God wants to give you wonderful things, you need only pray for them.

““Have faith in God," Jesus answered. “I tell you the truth, if anyone says to this mountain, 'Go, throw yourself

into the sea,' and does not doubt in his heart but believes that what he says will happen; it will be done for him.

Therefore I tell you, whatever you ask for in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours. ~ Mark

11:22-24

I hope you are all enjoying your summer!!!

In Him,

Christina

Looking Ahead: June 19

th and July 31

st - Swimming at Theresa’s 6-8pm

July 12th- Mini-Golf- 6:30-8:30pm July 23rd - Movies at the mall- Time TBD July 15th-19th 6pm- 8:30pm Helping with Vacation Bible School Aug. 3rd - COOL Picnic Aug. 7th – Knoebels 5:30-11:00 Meet at church Aug 28th - First official Youth at 5:30 POOL PARTY

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OPPORTUNITIES AT CHRIST COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

General Information

Weekly Services

Sundays

8:20 a.m. - Service of Praise

9:40 a.m. - Sunday Church School

10:50 a.m. - Service of Proclamation and

Response

CHURCH OFFICE

Office Hours: 8:00-2:00 p.m.

Monday--Friday

Phone 570-743-7303

Senior Pastor: Rev. Randall Bennett, Jr.

Associate Pastor: Curt Brown

Youth & Program Director:

Christina McDermott

Director of Education: Jamie Waters

Praise Team Leader: Liz Stevenson

Secretary: Pam Eister

Nursery: Sally Yohn, Joelle Billheim

Preschool: Jayme Knouse, Kellie Kline

Sexton: Rosanne Thomas

Organist: Charles Kauffman

Nursery Care

Infants to age four Sundays during 8:20 &

10:50 a.m. services

Children

Sunday School at 9:40 a.m. for:

Nursery Beginners, grades 1 & 2

Primary, PreK & K Middlers, grades 3-5

Youth

Sunday School at 9:40 a.m. for:

Juniors, grade 5 & 6 Junior/Senior High

TGIW (Thank Goodness It’s Wednesday)

6:00 P.M. Awana For age 3-Grade 6

6:00 P.M. For youth grades 6-12

Susquehanna Valley Preschool

September - May

For children 3-5

LIBRARY

We have books and videos for all ages

Adults

Sunday School Classes

Young Adults Elective 1

Elective 2 Elective 3 Agape Class

Music

Bell Choir 6:00 p.m. - Tues

Chancel Choir 7:15 p.m. - Tues.

Praise Team 7:00 p.m. - Thurs.

Seniors

Christian Classics usually meet on the

third Tuesday of each month.

Women

United Methodist Women meet on the

first Monday of even numbered months

at 7:00 p.m.

Puppet Ministry The Puppet Team meets Tuesday

evenings at 6:00 pm.

Prayer Time

Meet Sundays 7:00 pm

Wednesday 8:30 am

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2 3

8:30 am Prayer Team

9:30 am Bible Study

4 Independence Day

Church Office Closed

5 6

7

8:20 am Worship

9:40 am SS

10:50 am Worship

4-6 pm Men’s Ministry

7:00 pm Prayer Time

8 9

6:00 pm Missions

Committee

7:00 pm VBS Meeting/

Safe Sanctuaries

10

8:30 am Prayer Team

9:30 am Bible Study

11

6:30 pm Scholarship

Committee

6:30 pm Trustees

12 13

14

8:20 am Worship

9:40 am SS

9:45 am Safe Sanctuary

10:50 am Worship

7:00 pm Prayer Time

15 VBS

6:30-8:30 pm Vacation

Bible School

16 VBS


Bible School

17 VBS

8:30 am Prayer Team

9:30 am Bible Study


Bible School

18 VBS


Bible School

19 VBS


Bible School

20

1-5 pm Pavilion

Reserved

21 VBS Closing/Picnic

8:20 am Worship

9:40 am SS

10:50 am Worship

12 Noon Picnic

7:00 pm Prayer Time

22

7:00 pm Congregational

Care Meeting

23 24

8:30 am Prayer Team

9:30 am Bible Study

25

6:30 pm SPRC

26 27

28

8:20 am Worship

9:40 am SS

10:50 am Worship

7:00 pm Prayer Time

29 30 31

8:30 am Prayer Team

9:30 am Bible Study

July 2019

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2 3

11:00 am - 6:00 pm

C.O.O.L. Community

Picnic, East Snyder Park

4

8:20 am Worship

9:40 am SS

10:50 am Worship

7:00 pm Prayer Time

5

6:00 pm UM Women

Family Picnic/Pavilion

6

6:00 pm Christian Clas-

sics/Tweeners

7

8:30 am Prayer Team

9:30 am Bible Study

8 9 10

Fellowship Hall

Reserved all day

2:00 pm UM Women at

Manor @ Penn Village

11 Scholarship Recog.

8:20 am Worship

9:40 am SS

10:50 am Worship

7:00 pm Prayer Time

12 13

12 Noon, Staff Meeting

14

8:30 am Prayer Team

9:30 am Bible Study

15 16 17

18 Blessing of Backpack

8:20 am Worship

9:40 am SS

10:50 am Worship

7:00 pm Prayer Time

19 20 21

8:30 am Prayer Team

9:30 am Bible Study

22

6:30 pm SPRC

23 24

25

8:20 am Worship

9:40 am SS

10:50 Worship

7:00 pm Worship

26

1:00 pm Busy Bees

Meeting

27 28

8:30 am Prayer Team

9:30 am Bible Study

5:30 pm 1st Youth-

Pool Party

29

6:00-8:00 pm Preschool

Orientation

30 31

August 2019

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